WFMU: The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from July 27, 2022

Listener comments!
	12:01pm prof.fuzz: hey y'all
	12:01pm nycmusicnerd: Greetings
	12:01pm Handy Haversack: efd! All the other letters!
	12:01pm Stevel: Oh my! Great start!
	12:01pm clarke: outta th' starting gate - on FIYAAAAHHH!!
	12:01pm McGroovey: I've always admired Magazine bass lines. This is a great one.
	12:01pm Carmichael: We want the funk. Well, at least I do ...
	12:03pm Figgsrock: Howdy all. The side effect taste of Paxlovid is gone and I tested negative two days ago, so I am very excited for today's show.
	12:03pm clarke: did the buzzcocks ever have a version of this?
	12:03pm clarke: awesome Figgs!!
	12:04pm McGroovey: I think this is the version of Shot By Both Sides that's on the After The Fact compilation also?
	12:04pm nycmusicnerd: Congrats Figgs!
	12:04pm efd: @Figgsrock wonderful news!
	12:04pm efd: @McGroovey, correct!
	12:04pm joe mulligan: Magazine was a prominent divider card in the LP section at 3rd St Jazz & Rock in Phila PA during the late 80s
	12:05pm Rich in Washington: The German band Black Heino does a wonderful cover in Deutsche.
	12:05pm McGroovey: @clarke Yes. It's on some Buzzcocks thing which I shalll now look up...
	12:06pm clarke: thanks!
	12:06pm Figgsrock: Thanks all. I never thought I'd enjoy walking outside in a heat wave to go to Dunkin for an idea tea as much as I did on Monday.
	12:06pm clarke: i was pretty sure i'd heard it with pete vocals
	12:06pm ChukAmok: Congrats Figgsrock!
	12:07pm FletcherNYC: McGeoch!!!
	12:07pm Dean: iirc, The Buzzcocks version is a setting of different lyrics/title.
	12:08pm FletcherNYC: Nailed it
	12:08pm vinylmonkee: Really looking forward to this show.
	12:10pm Figgsrock: I have to say, I really dug John's era of PIL. Most likely because it coincided with my time in college.
	12:10pm johnk77: only time i saw pil live milwaukee summerfest 1989 both band & front guy delivered the goods
	12:11pm McGroovey: The Buzzcocks version was "Lipstick"
	12:12pm Dean: "Lipstick"
	12:12pm Dean: Flip side of "Promises" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqUdXjQ3IuY
	12:13pm Handy Haversack: Happy for you, Figgsrock!
	12:14pm drr: EFD, your first question was also my first question! Thanks!
	12:15pm clarke: u git right to it, doncha!!
	12:15pm SamTheRam: Very excited to be listening in. Thank You!
	12:15pm efd: @clarke There's a lot to get to!
	12:16pm efd: hey @SamTheRam, welcome to the WFMU fill-in ranks! Hope to hear you on the air sometime soon!
	12:16pm clarke: carry ON, sir!!
	12:18pm efd: "magazine articles" - no pun intended :)
	12:19pm clarke: flol.
	12:19pm SamTheRam: Right On! Much appreciated Evan
	12:20pm clarke: Mr. Dave R: got together with G, yesterday for a last minute Parasol's poboy. it looked like it was about to rain, so didn't text u, sorry! and, IT DID RAIN!!
	12:20pm vanya haifa: just tuned in. john who?
	12:21pm efd: @vanya John McGeoch, guitarist with Magazine, Siouxsie & the Banshees, and Public Image Ltd. (mainly)
	12:22pm vanya haifa: thank you, evan!
	12:23pm Handy Haversack: You can even order the book through a local Jersey City bookstore! shop.wordbookstores.com...
	12:24pm efd: thanks for that, Handy!
	12:25pm clarke: FuZZZ - we SHOULD be meeting up tomorrow, eh??? well...soonlike, then.
	12:27pm Handy Haversack: Unfortunately, I have to step away for an hour to help with some work stuff. Really interesting stuff, efd!
	12:28pm clarke: later HH
	12:30pm McGroovey: The Light Pours Out... The drummer is thumping along in 4/4 time (basically), but the band is not.
	12:31pm clarke: and it rocks like HELL!!
	12:31pm McGroovey: indeed
	12:31pm prof.fuzz: hey clarke!
	12:31pm drr: clarke: ah well. I was writing a strongly worded email to a slow-paying client at that time anyway.
	12:32pm drr: I can't think of any other songs with "pours" in the title. Gotta be a rain-related one though.
	12:32pm clarke: sorry to hear that!! where's the money lebowski?
	12:33pm Dean: A band of mine c.'80, Goddamn Tractor, covered "Motorcade" at a house party. That is, we tried to cover it, but the cops shut it down.
	12:33pm McGroovey: @clarke I'll be in New Orleans from Aug. 24 to 30. I should probably say Aug. 25 to 29, because I don't know my flight times.
	12:33pm Jack McGuire: Before McGeoch the Banshees were total hacks. And they went immediately back to hacksville after McGeoch left. But that period with him-amazing. The Correct Use of Soap and About the Weather two other obvious highpoints.
	12:34pm drr: of course, Elvis has "When It Rains, It Really Pours."
	12:35pm clarke: oh wow! well, good for us! i don't know how much you are going to 'enjoy' that, but we shall meet-up!!
	12:36pm efd: @Jack "Hong Kong Garden" would like a word. :)
	12:37pm Jack McGuire: EFD: Yes, but comparatively? Point taken.
	12:38pm clarke: perhaps EFD can fwd you my eddress, McG??
	12:39pm Hoboken Jack: Hi EFD, Clarke, McGroove, Handy, Bagpipe logging on to TikTok while Handy's away, everybody!
	12:39pm clarke: jaaaaaaaaaaaacccck!!
	12:40pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Thanks efd. Your bandcamp profile looks familiar:). Cheers
	12:41pm efd: hiya Jack! @clarke I can do that later, if I remember!
	12:41pm Dean: Is McGeogh on the Beefheart cover?
	12:41pm clarke: what's the good word, jack? i'll send you a reminder, later, EFD!!
	12:41pm Jack McGuire: At the end of it, McGeoch was a top flight arranger, not just a guitar player.
	12:42pm efd: @Dean yes he is!
	12:43pm efd: @Jack agreed, and no argument that he really elevated every band he played with.
	12:43pm Dean: What a track, that one.
	12:43pm efd: "seeds are formed" ?? seeds are SOWN, for crying out loud!
	12:44pm prof.fuzz: seeds, before they are sown, must first be formed...
	12:44pm clarke: and thusly formed!
	12:47pm clarke: McG - just marking me calendar - you'll be here for quite a while!
	12:47pm Dean: I played Real Life daily.
	12:48pm clarke: this isn't dean in baton rouge is it??
	12:48pm Stevel: I remember Magazine standing out, but I can not remember when I first heard them. Possibly on TV? I lived in Denver, so we were definitely in something of a time delay on much of the Punk/New Wave stuff.
	12:48pm Dean: No, Dean in Berkeley.
	12:49pm clarke: ah, nice!!
	12:49pm clarke: dean in baton rouge was a huge Mag fan, as well.
	12:49pm efd: lots of detail in the book on John's guitar sound, gear, etc., for you guitar nerds out there!
	12:50pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Was John M on PIL's Album from 1986(?)
	12:50pm efd: also, I would have played "Permafrost" but for the curses.
	12:50pm Dean: "I will drug you, and BLEEEEEEEEP you...on the permafrost."
	12:51pm clarke: i love when authors effuse over gear - but, assuming most readers don't get into that.
	12:51pm Jack McGuire: McGeoch MADE PIL's Happy? Record.
	12:51pm efd: @Wild Neil No, he joined PiL just before they toured on that album, but he's not on it.
	12:52pm efd: all three of the PiL records he's on have some great tunes! I hadn't listened to those albums in decades until deciding what to play today.
	12:52pm Jack McGuire: McGeoch played a Yamaha. Recently reissued.
	12:53pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @EFD-WOW, I SAW THAT TOUR!! Palladium in Manhattan 1986 or 87 I think. There was a garbage strike so huge mounds of full garbage bags and rats running about. So, efd, I guess I saw John M play with PIL!
	12:53pm drr: I thought I first heard Magazine on an easy-to-find compilation called One Pound Ninety-Nine (A Music Sampler Of The State Of Things), but I just looked it up, and the version of "The Light Pours Out Of Me" is by Peter Murphy.
	12:53pm clarke: i don't think the general public realizes what a new instrument or new gear can do for inspiration, etc.
	12:54pm prof.fuzz: very true, clarke.
	12:54pm johnk77: per wikipedia he had an mxr flanger stompbox mounted on a mic stand so he could manipulate the knobs whilst playing
	12:54pm efd: he switched it up when he joined PiL, if I remember right from the book. I think he started using Washburn and Charvel guitars... ??
	12:54pm DjLorraine: I enjoyed seeing PIL live in Miami
	12:55pm Jack McGuire: The guitar at the start of Under the Floorboards never fails to give me chills. Astounding.
	12:55pm efd: @johnk77 Yes, that gets discussed at length in the book!
	12:55pm drr: That Peter Murphy song has McGeoch on it though.
	12:55pm Dean: Saw PIL's show at the Olympic Auditorium in LA, the early iteration of the band. Whew.
	12:56pm efd: @drr he did a fair amount of session work through the '80s and early '90s. We'll hear a little of it near the end of the show.
	12:56pm BillfromRockTavern: Greatest Magazine song of all time! EFD did you catch them when they played The Bottom Line in1980?
	12:57pm efd: @Bill regrettably I never saw them!
	12:57pm Dean: Missed Magazine at the Roxy, but a bunch of my pals went.
	12:58pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Magazine is SO 80's sounding its awesome. They are really great post punk/sorta new wave era. Reminds me of Killing Joke in terms of the color of their music.
	12:58pm BillfromRockTavern: Jack McGuire I absolutely agree , even more than 40 years later!
	12:58pm clarke: but, i must say, for all the textured guitar treatments that the 80's brought on, the most exciting guitar is steve jones just plugged straight into the amp!!!
	12:58pm Kat in Chicago: I’m too busy at work to actually hear this interview but boy am I enjoying these Magazine songs!
	1:00pm Jack McGuire: The riff in Frightened-holy cow.
	1:01pm johnk77: the idea of someone who might have made every band he was in better extremely rare in my experience correct @clarke in chequered past steve's preference was the lighting guy's les paul plugged directly into a boogie 1x12 combo from sir
	1:01pm efd: I think that's McGeoch on the sax as well in this Visage tune
	1:02pm clarke: ha ha, well i was referring to earlier Jonesy, but, uhh, that'll do mate!
	1:02pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: PIL played Sex Pistols songs. I saw a girl go into the mosh pit and I felt compelled to rescue her but she rebuffed me. My buddies girlfriend danced and her boyfriend and my other buddy were very scared to see her do this.
	1:04pm clarke: was there a prog-rock band called Visage, as well, or was it this same outfit??
	1:05pm efd: @clarke Certainly could have been, but this is the only Visage I'm aware of
	1:05pm clarke: okay, maybe i heard some material that sounded 'prog' to me, at that time, ha ha.
	1:06pm avalanche50: good KJ analogy -- saw Magazine at Bookies in Detroit. Can't recall the year -- 79, 80?
	1:06pm clarke: like this one?? ha ha.
	1:06pm efd: ha, maybe! I loved Visage.
	1:06pm Jack McGuire: Midge Ure's Moustache slumming around.
	1:07pm clarke: well, one thing i did not admire about 'punk' was that one HAD to hate everything that came before it. i thought that was ridiculous!
	1:08pm clarke: which is why i was more drawn to Television in the earlier days.
	1:09pm clarke: @johnk77 - did you work for SiR, sir??
	1:10pm Morphe’: simon and I off to the ocean … Rock Lobsyer Splodgionious Abounds but falafel, hummous y bereghine for dinner
	1:10pm joe mulligan: wow is this the song that inspired bjork to be bjork?
	1:10pm Rick from SC: This show is bringing me back to my college days.
	1:11pm efd: @Rick from SC me too!
	1:11pm StringOFperils: Between the increasingly ridiculous (at the time) excess of nascent arena rock (early 70s) and things like The Captain and Tenille or The Osmond Brothers dominating many commercial radio markets, punk's exasperated refusal of all that immediately preceded it makes sense to me; maybe you had to be there? I dunno.
	1:12pm clarke: oh, i was there. i love the osmonds AND the pistols.
	1:13pm StringOFperils: Good. Time makes for different perspective on things.
	1:13pm efd: these music breaks are probably too long, but there are SO MANY great songs that showcase John's playing!
	1:14pm prof.fuzz: i keep waiting for that long lost osmonds sing the best of the sex pistols record to be released...
	1:14pm clarke: saw the pistols in baton rouge. was 4 people short of getting in at san antonio.
	1:15pm prof.fuzz: @efd: no need to apologize for playing great music!
	1:15pm clarke: FuZZZ - you HAVE heard the song Crazy Horses, right??
	1:16pm prof.fuzz: @clarke: of course! electric six also do a great cover of it. true story: we bought and sold our house in utah through the osmonds' real estate agency.
	1:17pm clarke: wow!! merrill is a god! ha ha.
	1:17pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Crazy Horses was supposed to be The Osmonds "Led Zeppelin song" I heard. Not sure if it was on their TV show. Used to laugh at Donny and Marie back in the 70's as a kid, they were pretty funny! So was Carol Burnett!
	1:17pm efd: ... and there's a one-song music break coming up shortly to boot!
	1:17pm prof.fuzz: i think alan and jimmy were the real estate osmonds.
	1:17pm StringOFperils: I touched an Osmonds nerve. Ha ha.
	1:18pm clarke: not to spoil (much) but carol burnette appears in the latest episode of better call saul.
	1:18pm dawnawakening: What was the last song played?
	1:19pm efd: @dawnawakening it was "Trophy" by Siouxsie & the Banshees, on the Kaleidoscope album
	1:19pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Sonny and Cher was pretty funny too....
	1:20pm clarke: up to a point - when they started hating each other, it wasn't as funny.
	1:21pm clarke: there was, like, a little too much venom in it.
	1:22pm Jessie: Check out the Osmonds track "Hold Her Tight." They completely nicked Immigrant Song.
	1:22pm clarke: S&C had great writers! john byner was on the staff. got his own show because of it.
	1:22pm StringOFperils: Billy Van and Fred Ziegler
	1:22pm Jack McGuire: Juju is pretty goddam stellar.
	1:23pm clarke: oh fer shure, Jessie!! whole album is a zep rip, basically.
	1:23pm StringOFperils: **Ted Ziegler
	1:24pm prof.fuzz: that drum break!
	1:24pm Carmichael: Carol Burnett just appeared on the most recent Better Call Saul episode.
	1:24pm clarke: see above.
	1:24pm efd: yeah, you really can't discount the arrival of John and Budgie at the same time
	1:27pm BillfromRockTavern: I wonder what he thought about being in music videos.
	1:29pm efd: "time considerations" ha ha!
	1:32pm clarke: fantastic interview, mate!!
	1:34pm efd: thanks @clarke!
	1:35pm clarke: i don't think anyone would have figured out there was an edit, ha ha.
	1:38pm efd: well that's good. That particular section was just more choppy than I'd usuall want to keep in, but I felt like it was important.
	1:40pm PuraVida: Great interview today EFD
	1:42pm nick: Interesting thing about him, is that he was just a “hired gun” who “added the guitar parts” to other peoples songs in “other peoples” bands. Whereas normally the guitarist is the bid dog songwriter and leader of his own band. Is that fair to say?
	1:42pm abbazabba: This song makes me think that Perry Ferrell was greatly influenced by Siouxie
	1:42pm Handy Haversack: Back in time for more SIOUXSIE!!!!
	1:42pm PuraVida: Today was a 'listen & learn' show for me
	1:43pm efd: @abbazabba Dave Navarro is a known McGeoch fan as well
	1:43pm nycmusicnerd: Every show is a 'listen & learn' show for me.
	1:44pm efd: @nick I don't thank that is fair - in all the bands he was in he was a major contributor to the songwriting.
	1:44pm JetBoy of Brooklyn: This song - Monitor - what a revelation. I’ve only really listened to 1 Siouxsie album, this ain’t on it
	1:44pm efd: he did do session work on the side, but he was a full and contributing member to Magazine, the Banshees, and PiL
	1:45pm JetBoy of Brooklyn: EFD - I agree, great and enlightening interview today
	1:45pm BillfromRockTavern: They used to use Monitor for an encore
	1:46pm Rich in Washington: I love Monitor. It's almost Ballardian.
	1:46pm prof.fuzz: as jack mcG said above, juju is amazing. easily my fave S&TB record.
	1:47pm Stevel: Perhaps there is a God. My meeting at the top of the hour was pushed back by an hour! First end-to-end efd show in a while. Great timing!
	1:47pm Handy Haversack: Also, Clay didn't play "Spellbound" after he played Spellbound this morning, and it's been driving me nuts! I maintain that it's an FCC requirement that if you say the word "spellbound" on the air, you are legally required to play "Spellbound." Thanks for getting us back into compliance, efd.
	1:48pm egould: Between the excellent interview and the amazing music, my work productivity has ground to a halt. Thanks efd!
	1:49pm Jessie: I think Steve Albini sometimes emulated John McGeoch's abstractions.
	1:49pm efd: John on the recorder!
	1:49pm ChukAmok: @Handy Whose side are you on? We need fewer FCC rules, not more!
	1:49pm efd: @Stevel excellent!
	1:50pm Handy Haversack: I'm on the side of whatever gets us more Siouxsie!!
	1:50pm Dean: The insidious Gryphon influence! I myself am taking recorder lessons. Lotsa gavottes and bicinia.
	1:53pm efd: Hadn't heard of The Armoury Show before reading the book. That's Richard Jobson of Skids on lead vocals.
	1:53pm ChukAmok: Well, in that case you are definitely in the right place, Handy.
	1:53pm efd: and original Magazine drummer John Doyle in the band as well
	1:54pm clarke: i have no sides.
	1:54pm prof.fuzz: @handy: that's what the kids are calling "the right side of history"...
	1:54pm anne: This story is totally fascinating, great show!
	1:54pm efd: thank you @anne!
	1:54pm Handy Haversack: It's a Möbius clarke.
	1:55pm Gerry from Miami: @efd. Today's show has been a revelation! Thanks for having Mr. Sullivan-Burke as your guest. It's not often that we fans get such a detailed picture of a musician and the bands he/she was a vital part of. I had the good fortune to catch Magazine as part of the Urgh, A Music War tour( promoting the movie) at LA's Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. Their sound was overwhelming and blew all the other bands that night right off the stage. Some of the bands I saw in that two-night presentation were X, Devo, Pere Ubu, Stiv Bators and the Dead Boys. All excellent, but Magazine definitely won the prize
	1:55pm prof.fuzz: the judges would have also accepted "eicher clarke"
	1:55pm clarke: it kinda is!
	1:55pm Stevel: Considering I won almost none of this music, I've sure heard a lot of it! Also never heard of The Armoury Show. Probably getting this book soon. efd interviews should have a section on my bookshelf.
	1:56pm Stevel: Gerry: Now THAT'S some fucking history!
	1:56pm prof.fuzz: EFD should have a book of the month club, with a BUY IT link to an indie book seller and a kickback donation to WFMU...
	1:57pm Handy Haversack: I'm clicky-starring the whole show, and that's with having missed an hour of it. That's how good it is!
	1:57pm clarke: how sweet it IS!! (jackie gleason voice)
	1:58pm efd: @Gerry that's amazing!
	1:58pm nycmusicnerd: Fuzz: I could get behind that. Graham Maby is supposedly working on a book. I'd love to dig into that if/when it comes out.
	1:58pm clarke: wow, that WOULD be cool, the Maby book!
	1:59pm efd: yeah I'd be on board for that book as well!
	1:59pm nycmusicnerd: @Clarke: IKR?? He's so quiet and unassuming, but I'll bet he's seen and heard a lot in his time.
	2:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Fun things, efd. Thanks for the neat interview.
	2:00pm clarke: fer sure! good dude, good attitude.
	2:00pm nycmusicnerd: And efd wouldn't necessarily have to stick with "new" books. I think Ronnie Spector's book would be worth another look now that she's gone.
	2:00pm radioronan: Loving this show, Evan..The Armoury Show Castles track got lots of rotation on WFNX ..
	2:01pm PuraVida: He played with Joe Jackson just last week, in Hamburg...
	2:01pm efd: @radioronan Cool! Not sure how I missed this record when it came out. It's so '80s sounding!
	2:01pm clarke: ah, so he is back w/Joe - great!
	2:01pm nycmusicnerd: @PuraVida: I saw them play at the Beacon in May. JJ in fine form as always.
	2:02pm Stevel: Am I remembering hearing Glory of Love, or does it sound like something else?
	2:02pm efd: and an important link between John getting kicked out of the Banshees and joining PiL
	2:02pm PuraVida: I caught the audio from July 21st's show, they sound great.
	2:03pm clarke: radioronan - boston guy?? i lived there in the mid-90's as well! lower allston.
	2:03pm drr: piano on top of the mix: very 80s.
	2:04pm efd: um um um um um
	2:05pm clarke: DRR: would you consider lunch this or next week?
	2:06pm Dean: Article in Spin, April 1, 1986, discusses bands from Glasgow that wanted to get the hell out of there and move to the USA. Armoury Show's Richard Jobson tells Jim Kerr that Simple Minds is "betraying our heritage by playing funk and European music..."
	2:06pm radioronan: @clarke yep native masshole. spent formative years there @efd I still have record in my collection
	2:08pm clarke: and where do you now live??
	2:08pm Handy Haversack: radioronan lives around the corner from Bagpipe and the Kingdom!
	2:09pm clarke: no way. The Kingdom!!
	2:10pm clarke: too right, mate!!
	2:10pm clarke: The Realm Of Bagpipe, et al.
	2:10pm efd: @Dean yeah, when I was putting together the Skids segment for this morning's Pop Roxx there were a couple of things I read about Jobson that seemed politically unsavory.
	2:11pm efd: although that comment also fits with him trying to remake Skids as more of a Scottish folk band at the end of their run
	2:12pm Dean: Review of PiL in Billboard, July 22, 1989, a show in Richfield, OH, opening for New Order (Sugarcubes having opened for PiL): Both magnetic and repulsive, PiL head John Lydon snared the crowd with more than an hour of snarling, melodic dance-rock highlighted by "Rise," "Happy," and a taunting version of "The Body." Sparked by guitarist John McGeogh, PiL delivered the strongest, least reverent act.
	2:12pm radioronan: Ha yes..neighbor @handy, k8 in Bagpipe's Kingdom @clarke
	2:13pm Dean: I think the charitable reading is the latter, efd.
	2:15pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): Man... THis is the most intense radio show I think I've ever listened to. Thanks EFD! This show is going into my personal collection.
	2:16pm Renée In Fanwood: Enjoying the show immensely!
	2:16pm Figgsrock: Here's a hot take--I like "Seattle" probably more than any Sex Pistols song.
	2:17pm Mike Sin: Riveting interview here because so much of all of this is unknown to me. Quite a story.
	2:17pm efd: @Figgsrock my computer monitor here in the studio just self-immolated!
	2:17pm Jack McGuire: The guitar work in Seattle IS really exemplary.
	2:17pm egould: As a proud resident of Seattle, I approve of this selection.
	2:17pm Stevel: Seattle is a top notch album! We got it pretty fresh and listened to it non stop.
	2:18pm dday: Good show Evan. I knew nothing of John but of course I heard his playing which I really like, in all of these bands featured, during a time when I was too busy to pay close attention to any of them.This may be my next book purchase. Thanks
	2:18pm Figgsrock: @EFD Sorry about that! But I loooooove this damn song so much.
	2:18pm clarke: while this is a great song, i'll take Jonesy (pre-junk).
	2:18pm Stevel: Maybe you'll just plan Seattle now. (Maybe not.)
	2:19pm Stevel: play
	2:19pm efd: @Jonny & @Renée thank you both, I really appreciate your comments.
	2:19pm efd: @Stevel spoiler alert: Not
	2:20pm Stevel: "barking up the wrong trrrrrree!"
	2:20pm Paulie B: Funny story... apparently "Seattle" is about a gig in the eponymous city where opening act Mudhoney trashed PiL's green room.
	2:21pm prof.fuzz: god bless mudhoney
	2:22pm Figgsrock: So going by this era, is seems that John is also on "Don't Ask Me" from Greatest Hits So Far, yes EFD? Man, did I love playing that track in college.
	2:22pm efd: whoops, got faked out by the fake ending! oh well...
	2:23pm Renée In Fanwood: I’m realizing/remembering that I saw PiL in the 80s, with John in the lineup, and they opened for Siouxie and the Banshees. So many connections…
	2:24pm Handy Haversack: prof.fuzz, you are once again correct.
	2:24pm efd: @Figgsrock that's a good question, and I'm honestly not sure! It could be that they'd recorded that track before he joined but I really don't know.
	2:25pm efd: @Paulie B that is a funny story!
	2:25pm Dean: Difference of opinion here from JL re: Seattle: https://songmeanings.com/songs/view/3530822107858588814/ First comment.
	2:25pm prof.fuzz: @handy: i've said it before and i'll say it again: mudhoney are the latter-day stooges
	2:26pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: efd. I will have to listen to the archive. I was in meeting. But what I heard great stuff Thanks
	2:27pm efd: c'mon, who are you going to believe - John Lydon or Paul Bruno??
	2:27pm efd: @Danny thanks!
	2:27pm prof.fuzz: @efd: that's a trick question!
	2:27pm Handy Haversack: Paul Bruno every time! And Mudhoney, of course.
	2:28pm clarke: rhetorical, even.
	2:29pm Rich in Washington: I'm so woefully ignorant of PiL's output past Flowers of Romance so this is fantastic to hear.
	2:29pm Figgsrock: Oh wow, I haven't heard "Covered" since it was on the Modern Rock charts in 1992.
	2:29pm Stevel: Paulie B FTW. Mudhoney carried the torch quite well.
	2:29pm Jack McGuire: Fun hearing that Pet Shop Boys Steven Hague drum echo fadeout.
	2:29pm Various Julius: @Figgsrock I was thinking the same thing
	2:31pm efd: as I mentioned earlier it was a bit of a revelation listening to these albums again, I don't think I'd heard them since they came out for the most part.
	2:32pm Krys O.: @Rich: Even Lydon's solo Psycho's Path was interesting, I recall.
	2:32pm efd: too bad Lydon is such a shithead.
	2:32pm clarke: ha ha ha ha
	2:32pm prof.fuzz: exactly!
	2:32pm The Butterman: Great show, EFD. What an important figure in music history. Being woefully ignorant of EVERYTHING makes these special programs EVEN MORE Special! Go, woof moo!
	2:32pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Spot on efd!!! He sure is
	2:33pm ?: lydon had good things to say about McGeoch in his more recent memoir - noted both the guitar skills and the tragic hinderances to JM achieving his best
	2:33pm Figgsrock: Yes @EFD, it's hard to take a butter salesman seriously.
	2:33pm Krys O.: Oh, I concur, efd.
	2:33pm Krys O.: Acid Drops was my fave from That What Is Not.
	2:34pm Figgsrock: I think post-show I'm going to have to dig out my vinyl copy of Happy?, which I think I bought at PRX for like $2.
	2:34pm Handy Haversack: I think we are all sailing together on the HMS Lydon Is a Shithead.
	2:35pm Krys O.: Lydon was on MTV with Kurt Loder ages ago and he was gushing about Captain Beefheart, rightly so.
	2:35pm Rich in Washington: @Krys O.: I will check that out! Thanks!
	2:36pm Androu B.: Hi, Evan! Joined in about mid-show but enjoying what I'm hearing so far! It's about time some of the lesser known transient musicians of the 80's got their time in the literary spotlight. Fascinated to know more about John McGeoh. Quite an accomplished musician for someone who's spent the briefest moments in some of the most prolific acts of our time (and by that, of course, I mean those of us who spent our formative years during the 80's). Got the entire PiL discography on mp3s and some of it on CD's. And as much as I hate to break this to everyone, Johnny just hasn't been the same bloke we've come to know since, and with good reason, as you'll hear from the man himself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MH0BKSnsPSs
	2:36pm efd: worth reiterating (or I guess pre-iterating, since you haven't heard Rory mention it yet) that McGeoch was really the driving musical force in the band, especially at this point. Lydon was writing lyrics and singing, but not really contributing to the music side of the songwriting process.
	2:37pm efd: @Androu thanks, it means a lot to me that I have the platform to do shows like this.
	2:37pm Jack McGuire: Which is how I saw him in the Banshees, to a lesser extent.
	2:38pm Analog Nights: 25% hair metal
	2:38pm clarke: that heavy ride cymbal be's craaaazy!
	2:39pm Krys O.: I remember watching this PiL concert on MTV back in '88: youtu.be...
	2:40pm efd: @mystery commenter at 2:33 I'm glad to see that, wish he'd shared his thoughts for this book as well.
	2:42pm clarke: goddam for as much as lydon likes to talk, he should have been gabbing away!!
	2:45pm Stevel: Bravo!
	2:45pm prof.fuzz: another grand slam interview and show!
	2:46pm nycmusicnerd: Yay for libraries! Gotta support them.
	2:46pm clarke: MA library system is AMAZING!!
	2:47pm Handy Haversack: I'm going to have to find the time to go back and listen more closely to the interview. It's hard at work. They keep wanting me to use my brain!
	2:47pm drr: Great interview, knew little about McGeoch before. I'm asking the NOPL to get it now.
	2:48pm clarke: don't let 'em IN, Handy!
	2:48pm efd: in a weird coincidence, the library my friend ordered the book from is the library I worked at in high school! (She now lives one town over)
	2:48pm drr: The library here doesn't have any Magazine CDs, I checked.
	2:48pm Stevel: Handy: Damn the Man! We don't need no stinking brains!
	2:49pm nycmusicnerd: This is just a wee bit off-topic, but in case anyone knows someone who could use this...the Brooklyn Public Library announced a while back that they would be allowing teens from out of state to register for free e-library cards.
	2:49pm clarke: NOPL pales in the shadow of MA Clams library system, sadly.
	2:49pm Jack McGuire: EFD, thanks so much for this show. Who else but fmu would give so much bandwidth to an admittedly niche, but deserved topic. Terrific.
	2:50pm Handy Haversack: clarke and Stevel, I have been trying to render it useless on my off hours, but somehow it keeps working away!
	2:50pm clarke: and when Bagpipe talks to you, as well.
	2:51pm jay bedient: Great show today
	2:51pm clarke: how come psychos only hear animals tell them to do bad things? like, maybe your dog wants you to go plant a tree, or something??
	2:51pm abbazabba: Cool show today! Thank you, EFD
	2:51pm efd: @Jack thank you, I really appreciate those thoughts.
	2:52pm clarke: wow, these "side-projects" are certainly cool!
	2:53pm efd: someone (@drr?) mentioned he's on a Peter Murphy song, but it's too long to include
	2:53pm Jack McGuire: Mr. Sweet clearly had the best taste in guitar players.
	2:54pm clarke: fred mayer, however, made some very poor production choices.
	2:54pm efd: @Jack seriously!
	2:54pm nycmusicnerd: I've always found the "side people" to be more interesting than the people who get their names up on the marquee. They've seen and done so much, and yet they can walk the streets and not be recognized.
	2:55pm Figgsrock: EFD. this was a excellent show and I feel like I learned so much. This book is the next one I plan to buy (and the second I'll have purchased this summer because of your show).
	2:55pm Dean: Well, Lee Sklar can't walk the streets and not be recognized.
	2:55pm drr: clarke: what? not on Girlfriend, that's a great sounding record.
	2:55pm clarke: he could if he shaved.
	2:56pm drr: also, clarke I will email ya about lunch.
	2:56pm clarke: did fred mayer produce girlfriend? didn't know that.
	2:56pm Handy Haversack: Great stuff, efd! Like I said, technically, every efd show is special. But this was even specialer. Later on, funk pals!
	2:57pm drr: Wikipedia says so.
	2:57pm efd: thanks for all the kind words everyone, I really appreciate it. It meant a lot to me to do this show, glad you enjoyed it.
	2:57pm drr: Which production choices were you thinking of?
	2:57pm clarke: hmm. happy monsoon, ever'body!! thanks EFD (he's dynamite!).
	2:58pm Various Julius: This is one of those shoe-in-the-dryer beats
	2:58pm Krys O.: Salut, efd!
	2:58pm PuraVida: Thank you EFD, great show!
	2:58pm Todd76Pct: Thanks so much for the great interview and selections today! Now I feel even luckier than before to have seen McGeogh live with Magazine and Siouxsie.
	2:58pm clarke: mayer ruined many records with drum machines and key-bass parts - verlaine, sweet, more.
	2:59pm drr: Hmm, o.k.
	2:59pm Stevel: Thanks again, efd! Brilliant stuff!
	2:59pm Androu B.: Thanks so much for this extra-special show, Evan! Will be archiving this into my own hard drive.
	3:00pm McGroovey: Great interview. I still can't stand that era of PiL. The guitars sound great. It's the drums I hate. Lydon is always lydon.
	3:00pm radioronan: Excellent interview & show -Thanks so much, Evan!
	3:00pm Robm: Damn even going to have to listen to this later on the archives
	3:01pm Robm: I meant evan sorry
	5:05pm gms: Great listen. Shame about the Nick part lost. Good for Peter Murphy for going to the source. Saw a few PiL shows. Met John in ‘92. Thank You Universe. The side work with Sweet was unexpected and honestly caught me off guard. Fitting.
	6:16pm gms: Great listen. Shame about the Nick part lost. Good for Peter Murphy for going to John. Saw John 8 times with PiL. Met him in ‘92. His side work with Matthew Sweet was unexpected and caught me off guard. Fitting.
	11:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ efd ~

The Evan "Funk" Davies Show: Playlist from July 27, 2022

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Every show starts with the ’70s! We’ll rediscover forgotten rockers, revisit unfairly maligned disco beats and replay power-pop favorites. Next: plenty of new releases, occasional live bands and more. Don’t let the nickname confuse you.

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Upcoming events:

Wed. Dec 4th, Noon - 3pm: Freaky Wilderness (More info...)
Brooklyn’s Freaky Wilderness includes members of Space Merchants, whose 2018 album landed in EFD’s top 10 of that year. They bring their heavy, fuzzy sound to the WFMU airwaves just days before the release of their debut album Immeasurable Heaven. They’ll preview the album in this live set ahead of the album release show on Thursday Dec. 12 at Main Drag in Brooklyn.
Wed. Dec 11th, Noon - 3pm: Manager (More info...)
Manager is a three-piece band that’s based right here in Jersey City. They recently released a new EP, HOT-LINE (Texacobra), which showcases their hard-edged percolating indie sound that may remind the listener of Echo & The Bunnymen or Yo La Tengo. Tune in to this live session and hear for yourself!

July 27, 2022: RORY SULLIVAN-BURKE, author of The Light Pours Out Of Me: The Authorized Biography of John McGeoch

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The Light Pours Out Of Me: The Authorized Biography of John McGeoch, by Rory Sullivan-Burke

From Magazine to Visage to Siouxsie & the Banshees to Public Image Limited, John McGeoch’s guitar sound defined the post-punk era and beyond. Author Rory Sullivan-Burke has written a compelling biography of this brilliant musician, which includes insights from family, bandmates, and noted musicians influenced by his work.

Today's show features an expansive discussion of John McGeoch's life and career with the author, interspersed with a sampling of music from across John's career including the bands mentioned above and more.

You can purchase the book at Bookshop.org or your local bookseller, or ask your local library to order a copy!

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
magazine	shot by both sides (original single version)	real ife	virgin		bonus track on the CD reissue; single originally released in January 1978. Written by Howard Devoto and Pete Shelley.
siouxsie & the banshees	arabian nights	juju	pvc	1981	John's second album of the three he recorded with Siouxsie & the Banshees	0:03:47 (Pop-up)
public image ltd.	happy "happy" by "public image ltd."	9	virgin	1989	the second of three Public Image Ltd. albums with John in the band.	0:07:08 (Pop-up)

rory sullivan-burke	chats with efd, part 1					0:12:43 (Pop-up)
magazine	the light pours out of me	real life	virgin	1978	Written by Pete Shelley, Howard Devoto, and John.	0:26:59 (Pop-up)
magazine	recoil "recoil" by "magazine"	real life	virgin	1978	Written by Howard Devoto and John.	0:31:12 (Pop-up)
magazine	rhythm of cruelty "rhythm of cruelty" by "magazine"	secondhand daylight	virgin	1979	Written by Howard Devoto, Barry Adamson and John.	0:34:07 (Pop-up)
magazine	cut out shapes "cut out shapes" by "magazine"	secondhand daylight	virgin	1979	Written by Howard Devoto.	0:37:06 (Pop-up)
rory sullivan-burke	chats with efd, part 2					0:41:51 (Pop-up)
magazine	a song from under the floorboards	the correct use of soap	virgin	1980	Written by Magazine	0:53:06 (Pop-up)
magazine	because you're frightened	the correct use of soap	virgin	1980	written by Magazine	0:56:56 (Pop-up)
visage	tar "tar" by "visage"	7"	genetic/radar	1979	Written by Visage (Steve Strange, Rusty Egan, Midge Ure, Billy Currie, John, Dave Formula, Barry Adamson)	1:00:38 (Pop-up)
visage	malpaso man "malpaso man" by "visage"	s/t	polydor	1980	written by Visage	1:04:04 (Pop-up)
siouxsie & the banshees	happy house	kaleidoscope	polydor	1980	Written by Siouxsie Sioux and Steve Severin	1:08:12 (Pop-up)
siouxsie & the banshees	trophy "trophy" by "siouxsie & the banshees"	kaleidoscope	polydor	1980	Written by Siouxsie Sioux, Steve Severin, and John.	1:11:55 (Pop-up)
rory sullivan-burke	chats with efd, part 3					1:15:20 (Pop-up)
siouxsie & the banshees	spellbound	juju	pvc	1981	Written by Siouxsie & the Banshees	1:21:35 (Pop-up)
rory sullivan-burke	chats with efd, part 4					1:25:40 (Pop-up)
siouxsie & the banshees	monitor "monitor" by "siouxsie & the banshees"	juju	pvc	1981	Written by Siouxsie & the Banshees	1:38:31 (Pop-up)
siouxsie & the banshees	slowdive "slowdive" by "siouxsie & the banshees"	a kiss in the dreamhouse	polydor	1982	Written by Siouxsie & the Banshees	1:44:25 (Pop-up)
siouxsie & the banshees	green fingers	a kiss in the dreamhouse	polydor	1982	Written by Siouxsie & the Banshees. John plays recorder.	1:48:21 (Pop-up)
the armoury show	castles in spain	waiting for the floods	emi america	1985	Written by The Armoury Show (Richard Jobson, John, Russell Webb, John Doyle).	1:51:51 (Pop-up)
the armoury show	glory of love "glory of love" by "the armoury show"	waiting for the floods	emi america	1985	Written by The Armoury Show.	1:57:08 (Pop-up)
rory sullivan-burke	chats with efd, part 5					2:02:20 (Pop-up)
public image ltd.	seattle "seattle" by "public image ltd."	happy?	virgin	1987	Written by Public Image Ltd. (John Lydon, John McGeoch, Lu Edmonds, Allan Dias, Bruce Smith)	2:14:14 (Pop-up)
public image ltd.	rules & regulations	happy?	virgin	1987	Written by Public Image Ltd.	2:17:39 (Pop-up)
public image ltd.	disappointed "disappointed" by "public image ltd."	9	virgin	1989	written by Public Image Ltd. and Stephen Hague	2:22:57 (Pop-up)
public image ltd.	covered "covered" by "public image ltd."	that what is not	virgin	1992	Written by Public Image Ltd.	2:27:18 (Pop-up)
public image ltd.	acid drops "acid drops" by "public image ltd."	that what is not	virgin	1992	Written by Public Image Ltd.	2:32:11 (Pop-up)
rory sullivan-burke	chats with efd part 6					2:38:33 (Pop-up)

gen x	heavens inside "heavens inside" by "gen x"	kiss me deadly	chrysalis	1981	John on lead guitar	2:46:26 (Pop-up)
the wise men	lost in action "lost in action" by "the wise men"	7"	glass	1983	John produced and plays some guitar	2:49:17 (Pop-up)
matthew sweet	brotherhood "brotherhood" by "matthew sweet"	inside	columbia	1986	John plays the guitar solo	2:51:35 (Pop-up)
the sugarcubes	gold "gold" by "the sugarcubes"	stick around for joy	elektra	1992	John on guitar	2:55:00 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01pm prof.fuzz: hey y'all
	12:01pm nycmusicnerd: Greetings
	12:01pm Handy Haversack: efd! All the other letters!
	12:01pm Stevel: Oh my! Great start!
	12:01pm clarke: outta th' starting gate - on FIYAAAAHHH!!
	12:01pm McGroovey: I've always admired Magazine bass lines. This is a great one.
	12:01pm Carmichael: We want the funk. Well, at least I do ...
	12:03pm Figgsrock: Howdy all. The side effect taste of Paxlovid is gone and I tested negative two days ago, so I am very excited for today's show.
	12:03pm clarke: did the buzzcocks ever have a version of this?
	12:03pm clarke: awesome Figgs!!
	12:04pm McGroovey: I think this is the version of Shot By Both Sides that's on the After The Fact compilation also?
	12:04pm nycmusicnerd: Congrats Figgs!
	12:04pm efd: @Figgsrock wonderful news!
	12:04pm efd: @McGroovey, correct!
	12:04pm joe mulligan: Magazine was a prominent divider card in the LP section at 3rd St Jazz & Rock in Phila PA during the late 80s
	12:05pm Rich in Washington: The German band Black Heino does a wonderful cover in Deutsche.
	12:05pm McGroovey: @clarke Yes. It's on some Buzzcocks thing which I shalll now look up...
	12:06pm clarke: thanks!
	12:06pm Figgsrock: Thanks all. I never thought I'd enjoy walking outside in a heat wave to go to Dunkin for an idea tea as much as I did on Monday.
	12:06pm clarke: i was pretty sure i'd heard it with pete vocals
	12:06pm ChukAmok: Congrats Figgsrock!
	12:07pm FletcherNYC: McGeoch!!!
	12:07pm Dean: iirc, The Buzzcocks version is a setting of different lyrics/title.
	12:08pm FletcherNYC: Nailed it
	12:08pm vinylmonkee: Really looking forward to this show.
	12:10pm Figgsrock: I have to say, I really dug John's era of PIL. Most likely because it coincided with my time in college.
	12:10pm johnk77: only time i saw pil live milwaukee summerfest 1989 both band & front guy delivered the goods
	12:11pm McGroovey: The Buzzcocks version was "Lipstick"
	12:12pm Dean: "Lipstick"
	12:12pm Dean: Flip side of "Promises" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqUdXjQ3IuY
	12:13pm Handy Haversack: Happy for you, Figgsrock!
	12:14pm drr: EFD, your first question was also my first question! Thanks!
	12:15pm clarke: u git right to it, doncha!!
	12:15pm SamTheRam: Very excited to be listening in. Thank You!
	12:15pm efd: @clarke There's a lot to get to!
	12:16pm efd: hey @SamTheRam, welcome to the WFMU fill-in ranks! Hope to hear you on the air sometime soon!
	12:16pm clarke: carry ON, sir!!
	12:18pm efd: "magazine articles" - no pun intended :)
	12:19pm clarke: flol.
	12:19pm SamTheRam: Right On! Much appreciated Evan
	12:20pm clarke: Mr. Dave R: got together with G, yesterday for a last minute Parasol's poboy. it looked like it was about to rain, so didn't text u, sorry! and, IT DID RAIN!!
	12:20pm vanya haifa: just tuned in. john who?
	12:21pm efd: @vanya John McGeoch, guitarist with Magazine, Siouxsie & the Banshees, and Public Image Ltd. (mainly)
	12:22pm vanya haifa: thank you, evan!
	12:23pm Handy Haversack: You can even order the book through a local Jersey City bookstore! shop.wordbookstores.com...
	12:24pm efd: thanks for that, Handy!
	12:25pm clarke: FuZZZ - we SHOULD be meeting up tomorrow, eh??? well...soonlike, then.
	12:27pm Handy Haversack: Unfortunately, I have to step away for an hour to help with some work stuff. Really interesting stuff, efd!
	12:28pm clarke: later HH
	12:30pm McGroovey: The Light Pours Out... The drummer is thumping along in 4/4 time (basically), but the band is not.
	12:31pm clarke: and it rocks like HELL!!
	12:31pm McGroovey: indeed
	12:31pm prof.fuzz: hey clarke!
	12:31pm drr: clarke: ah well. I was writing a strongly worded email to a slow-paying client at that time anyway.
	12:32pm drr: I can't think of any other songs with "pours" in the title. Gotta be a rain-related one though.
	12:32pm clarke: sorry to hear that!! where's the money lebowski?
	12:33pm Dean: A band of mine c.'80, Goddamn Tractor, covered "Motorcade" at a house party. That is, we tried to cover it, but the cops shut it down.
	12:33pm McGroovey: @clarke I'll be in New Orleans from Aug. 24 to 30. I should probably say Aug. 25 to 29, because I don't know my flight times.
	12:33pm Jack McGuire: Before McGeoch the Banshees were total hacks. And they went immediately back to hacksville after McGeoch left. But that period with him-amazing. The Correct Use of Soap and About the Weather two other obvious highpoints.
	12:34pm drr: of course, Elvis has "When It Rains, It Really Pours."
	12:35pm clarke: oh wow! well, good for us! i don't know how much you are going to 'enjoy' that, but we shall meet-up!!
	12:36pm efd: @Jack "Hong Kong Garden" would like a word. :)
	12:37pm Jack McGuire: EFD: Yes, but comparatively? Point taken.
	12:38pm clarke: perhaps EFD can fwd you my eddress, McG??
	12:39pm Hoboken Jack: Hi EFD, Clarke, McGroove, Handy, Bagpipe logging on to TikTok while Handy's away, everybody!
	12:39pm clarke: jaaaaaaaaaaaacccck!!
	12:40pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Thanks efd. Your bandcamp profile looks familiar:). Cheers
	12:41pm efd: hiya Jack! @clarke I can do that later, if I remember!
	12:41pm Dean: Is McGeogh on the Beefheart cover?
	12:41pm clarke: what's the good word, jack? i'll send you a reminder, later, EFD!!
	12:41pm Jack McGuire: At the end of it, McGeoch was a top flight arranger, not just a guitar player.
	12:42pm efd: @Dean yes he is!
	12:43pm efd: @Jack agreed, and no argument that he really elevated every band he played with.
	12:43pm Dean: What a track, that one.
	12:43pm efd: "seeds are formed" ?? seeds are SOWN, for crying out loud!
	12:44pm prof.fuzz: seeds, before they are sown, must first be formed...
	12:44pm clarke: and thusly formed!
	12:47pm clarke: McG - just marking me calendar - you'll be here for quite a while!
	12:47pm Dean: I played Real Life daily.
	12:48pm clarke: this isn't dean in baton rouge is it??
	12:48pm Stevel: I remember Magazine standing out, but I can not remember when I first heard them. Possibly on TV? I lived in Denver, so we were definitely in something of a time delay on much of the Punk/New Wave stuff.
	12:48pm Dean: No, Dean in Berkeley.
	12:49pm clarke: ah, nice!!
	12:49pm clarke: dean in baton rouge was a huge Mag fan, as well.
	12:49pm efd: lots of detail in the book on John's guitar sound, gear, etc., for you guitar nerds out there!
	12:50pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Was John M on PIL's Album from 1986(?)
	12:50pm efd: also, I would have played "Permafrost" but for the curses.
	12:50pm Dean: "I will drug you, and BLEEEEEEEEP you...on the permafrost."
	12:51pm clarke: i love when authors effuse over gear - but, assuming most readers don't get into that.
	12:51pm Jack McGuire: McGeoch MADE PIL's Happy? Record.
	12:51pm efd: @Wild Neil No, he joined PiL just before they toured on that album, but he's not on it.
	12:52pm efd: all three of the PiL records he's on have some great tunes! I hadn't listened to those albums in decades until deciding what to play today.
	12:52pm Jack McGuire: McGeoch played a Yamaha. Recently reissued.
	12:53pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @EFD-WOW, I SAW THAT TOUR!! Palladium in Manhattan 1986 or 87 I think. There was a garbage strike so huge mounds of full garbage bags and rats running about. So, efd, I guess I saw John M play with PIL!
	12:53pm drr: I thought I first heard Magazine on an easy-to-find compilation called One Pound Ninety-Nine (A Music Sampler Of The State Of Things), but I just looked it up, and the version of "The Light Pours Out Of Me" is by Peter Murphy.
	12:53pm clarke: i don't think the general public realizes what a new instrument or new gear can do for inspiration, etc.
	12:54pm prof.fuzz: very true, clarke.
	12:54pm johnk77: per wikipedia he had an mxr flanger stompbox mounted on a mic stand so he could manipulate the knobs whilst playing
	12:54pm efd: he switched it up when he joined PiL, if I remember right from the book. I think he started using Washburn and Charvel guitars... ??
	12:54pm DjLorraine: I enjoyed seeing PIL live in Miami
	12:55pm Jack McGuire: The guitar at the start of Under the Floorboards never fails to give me chills. Astounding.
	12:55pm efd: @johnk77 Yes, that gets discussed at length in the book!
	12:55pm drr: That Peter Murphy song has McGeoch on it though.
	12:55pm Dean: Saw PIL's show at the Olympic Auditorium in LA, the early iteration of the band. Whew.
	12:56pm efd: @drr he did a fair amount of session work through the '80s and early '90s. We'll hear a little of it near the end of the show.
	12:56pm BillfromRockTavern: Greatest Magazine song of all time! EFD did you catch them when they played The Bottom Line in1980?
	12:57pm efd: @Bill regrettably I never saw them!
	12:57pm Dean: Missed Magazine at the Roxy, but a bunch of my pals went.
	12:58pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Magazine is SO 80's sounding its awesome. They are really great post punk/sorta new wave era. Reminds me of Killing Joke in terms of the color of their music.
	12:58pm BillfromRockTavern: Jack McGuire I absolutely agree , even more than 40 years later!
	12:58pm clarke: but, i must say, for all the textured guitar treatments that the 80's brought on, the most exciting guitar is steve jones just plugged straight into the amp!!!
	12:58pm Kat in Chicago: I’m too busy at work to actually hear this interview but boy am I enjoying these Magazine songs!
	1:00pm Jack McGuire: The riff in Frightened-holy cow.
	1:01pm johnk77: the idea of someone who might have made every band he was in better extremely rare in my experience correct @clarke in chequered past steve's preference was the lighting guy's les paul plugged directly into a boogie 1x12 combo from sir
	1:01pm efd: I think that's McGeoch on the sax as well in this Visage tune
	1:02pm clarke: ha ha, well i was referring to earlier Jonesy, but, uhh, that'll do mate!
	1:02pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: PIL played Sex Pistols songs. I saw a girl go into the mosh pit and I felt compelled to rescue her but she rebuffed me. My buddies girlfriend danced and her boyfriend and my other buddy were very scared to see her do this.
	1:04pm clarke: was there a prog-rock band called Visage, as well, or was it this same outfit??
	1:05pm efd: @clarke Certainly could have been, but this is the only Visage I'm aware of
	1:05pm clarke: okay, maybe i heard some material that sounded 'prog' to me, at that time, ha ha.
	1:06pm avalanche50: good KJ analogy -- saw Magazine at Bookies in Detroit. Can't recall the year -- 79, 80?
	1:06pm clarke: like this one?? ha ha.
	1:06pm efd: ha, maybe! I loved Visage.
	1:06pm Jack McGuire: Midge Ure's Moustache slumming around.
	1:07pm clarke: well, one thing i did not admire about 'punk' was that one HAD to hate everything that came before it. i thought that was ridiculous!
	1:08pm clarke: which is why i was more drawn to Television in the earlier days.
	1:09pm clarke: @johnk77 - did you work for SiR, sir??
	1:10pm Morphe’: simon and I off to the ocean … Rock Lobsyer Splodgionious Abounds but falafel, hummous y bereghine for dinner
	1:10pm joe mulligan: wow is this the song that inspired bjork to be bjork?
	1:10pm Rick from SC: This show is bringing me back to my college days.
	1:11pm efd: @Rick from SC me too!
	1:11pm StringOFperils: Between the increasingly ridiculous (at the time) excess of nascent arena rock (early 70s) and things like The Captain and Tenille or The Osmond Brothers dominating many commercial radio markets, punk's exasperated refusal of all that immediately preceded it makes sense to me; maybe you had to be there? I dunno.
	1:12pm clarke: oh, i was there. i love the osmonds AND the pistols.
	1:13pm StringOFperils: Good. Time makes for different perspective on things.
	1:13pm efd: these music breaks are probably too long, but there are SO MANY great songs that showcase John's playing!
	1:14pm prof.fuzz: i keep waiting for that long lost osmonds sing the best of the sex pistols record to be released...
	1:14pm clarke: saw the pistols in baton rouge. was 4 people short of getting in at san antonio.
	1:15pm prof.fuzz: @efd: no need to apologize for playing great music!
	1:15pm clarke: FuZZZ - you HAVE heard the song Crazy Horses, right??
	1:16pm prof.fuzz: @clarke: of course! electric six also do a great cover of it. true story: we bought and sold our house in utah through the osmonds' real estate agency.
	1:17pm clarke: wow!! merrill is a god! ha ha.
	1:17pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Crazy Horses was supposed to be The Osmonds "Led Zeppelin song" I heard. Not sure if it was on their TV show. Used to laugh at Donny and Marie back in the 70's as a kid, they were pretty funny! So was Carol Burnett!
	1:17pm efd: ... and there's a one-song music break coming up shortly to boot!
	1:17pm prof.fuzz: i think alan and jimmy were the real estate osmonds.
	1:17pm StringOFperils: I touched an Osmonds nerve. Ha ha.
	1:18pm clarke: not to spoil (much) but carol burnette appears in the latest episode of better call saul.
	1:18pm dawnawakening: What was the last song played?
	1:19pm efd: @dawnawakening it was "Trophy" by Siouxsie & the Banshees, on the Kaleidoscope album
	1:19pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Sonny and Cher was pretty funny too....
	1:20pm clarke: up to a point - when they started hating each other, it wasn't as funny.
	1:21pm clarke: there was, like, a little too much venom in it.
	1:22pm Jessie: Check out the Osmonds track "Hold Her Tight." They completely nicked Immigrant Song.
	1:22pm clarke: S&C had great writers! john byner was on the staff. got his own show because of it.
	1:22pm StringOFperils: Billy Van and Fred Ziegler
	1:22pm Jack McGuire: Juju is pretty goddam stellar.
	1:23pm clarke: oh fer shure, Jessie!! whole album is a zep rip, basically.
	1:23pm StringOFperils: **Ted Ziegler
	1:24pm prof.fuzz: that drum break!
	1:24pm Carmichael: Carol Burnett just appeared on the most recent Better Call Saul episode.
	1:24pm clarke: see above.
	1:24pm efd: yeah, you really can't discount the arrival of John and Budgie at the same time
	1:27pm BillfromRockTavern: I wonder what he thought about being in music videos.
	1:29pm efd: "time considerations" ha ha!
	1:32pm clarke: fantastic interview, mate!!
	1:34pm efd: thanks @clarke!
	1:35pm clarke: i don't think anyone would have figured out there was an edit, ha ha.
	1:38pm efd: well that's good. That particular section was just more choppy than I'd usuall want to keep in, but I felt like it was important.
	1:40pm PuraVida: Great interview today EFD
	1:42pm nick: Interesting thing about him, is that he was just a “hired gun” who “added the guitar parts” to other peoples songs in “other peoples” bands. Whereas normally the guitarist is the bid dog songwriter and leader of his own band. Is that fair to say?
	1:42pm abbazabba: This song makes me think that Perry Ferrell was greatly influenced by Siouxie
	1:42pm Handy Haversack: Back in time for more SIOUXSIE!!!!
	1:42pm PuraVida: Today was a 'listen & learn' show for me
	1:43pm efd: @abbazabba Dave Navarro is a known McGeoch fan as well
	1:43pm nycmusicnerd: Every show is a 'listen & learn' show for me.
	1:44pm efd: @nick I don't thank that is fair - in all the bands he was in he was a major contributor to the songwriting.
	1:44pm JetBoy of Brooklyn: This song - Monitor - what a revelation. I’ve only really listened to 1 Siouxsie album, this ain’t on it
	1:44pm efd: he did do session work on the side, but he was a full and contributing member to Magazine, the Banshees, and PiL
	1:45pm JetBoy of Brooklyn: EFD - I agree, great and enlightening interview today
	1:45pm BillfromRockTavern: They used to use Monitor for an encore
	1:46pm Rich in Washington: I love Monitor. It's almost Ballardian.
	1:46pm prof.fuzz: as jack mcG said above, juju is amazing. easily my fave S&TB record.
	1:47pm Stevel: Perhaps there is a God. My meeting at the top of the hour was pushed back by an hour! First end-to-end efd show in a while. Great timing!
	1:47pm Handy Haversack: Also, Clay didn't play "Spellbound" after he played Spellbound this morning, and it's been driving me nuts! I maintain that it's an FCC requirement that if you say the word "spellbound" on the air, you are legally required to play "Spellbound." Thanks for getting us back into compliance, efd.
	1:48pm egould: Between the excellent interview and the amazing music, my work productivity has ground to a halt. Thanks efd!
	1:49pm Jessie: I think Steve Albini sometimes emulated John McGeoch's abstractions.
	1:49pm efd: John on the recorder!
	1:49pm ChukAmok: @Handy Whose side are you on? We need fewer FCC rules, not more!
	1:49pm efd: @Stevel excellent!
	1:50pm Handy Haversack: I'm on the side of whatever gets us more Siouxsie!!
	1:50pm Dean: The insidious Gryphon influence! I myself am taking recorder lessons. Lotsa gavottes and bicinia.
	1:53pm efd: Hadn't heard of The Armoury Show before reading the book. That's Richard Jobson of Skids on lead vocals.
	1:53pm ChukAmok: Well, in that case you are definitely in the right place, Handy.
	1:53pm efd: and original Magazine drummer John Doyle in the band as well
	1:54pm clarke: i have no sides.
	1:54pm prof.fuzz: @handy: that's what the kids are calling "the right side of history"...
	1:54pm anne: This story is totally fascinating, great show!
	1:54pm efd: thank you @anne!
	1:54pm Handy Haversack: It's a Möbius clarke.
	1:55pm Gerry from Miami: @efd. Today's show has been a revelation! Thanks for having Mr. Sullivan-Burke as your guest. It's not often that we fans get such a detailed picture of a musician and the bands he/she was a vital part of. I had the good fortune to catch Magazine as part of the Urgh, A Music War tour( promoting the movie) at LA's Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. Their sound was overwhelming and blew all the other bands that night right off the stage. Some of the bands I saw in that two-night presentation were X, Devo, Pere Ubu, Stiv Bators and the Dead Boys. All excellent, but Magazine definitely won the prize
	1:55pm prof.fuzz: the judges would have also accepted "eicher clarke"
	1:55pm clarke: it kinda is!
	1:55pm Stevel: Considering I won almost none of this music, I've sure heard a lot of it! Also never heard of The Armoury Show. Probably getting this book soon. efd interviews should have a section on my bookshelf.
	1:56pm Stevel: Gerry: Now THAT'S some fucking history!
	1:56pm prof.fuzz: EFD should have a book of the month club, with a BUY IT link to an indie book seller and a kickback donation to WFMU...
	1:57pm Handy Haversack: I'm clicky-starring the whole show, and that's with having missed an hour of it. That's how good it is!
	1:57pm clarke: how sweet it IS!! (jackie gleason voice)
	1:58pm efd: @Gerry that's amazing!
	1:58pm nycmusicnerd: Fuzz: I could get behind that. Graham Maby is supposedly working on a book. I'd love to dig into that if/when it comes out.
	1:58pm clarke: wow, that WOULD be cool, the Maby book!
	1:59pm efd: yeah I'd be on board for that book as well!
	1:59pm nycmusicnerd: @Clarke: IKR?? He's so quiet and unassuming, but I'll bet he's seen and heard a lot in his time.
	2:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Fun things, efd. Thanks for the neat interview.
	2:00pm clarke: fer sure! good dude, good attitude.
	2:00pm nycmusicnerd: And efd wouldn't necessarily have to stick with "new" books. I think Ronnie Spector's book would be worth another look now that she's gone.
	2:00pm radioronan: Loving this show, Evan..The Armoury Show Castles track got lots of rotation on WFNX ..
	2:01pm PuraVida: He played with Joe Jackson just last week, in Hamburg...
	2:01pm efd: @radioronan Cool! Not sure how I missed this record when it came out. It's so '80s sounding!
	2:01pm clarke: ah, so he is back w/Joe - great!
	2:01pm nycmusicnerd: @PuraVida: I saw them play at the Beacon in May. JJ in fine form as always.
	2:02pm Stevel: Am I remembering hearing Glory of Love, or does it sound like something else?
	2:02pm efd: and an important link between John getting kicked out of the Banshees and joining PiL
	2:02pm PuraVida: I caught the audio from July 21st's show, they sound great.
	2:03pm clarke: radioronan - boston guy?? i lived there in the mid-90's as well! lower allston.
	2:03pm drr: piano on top of the mix: very 80s.
	2:04pm efd: um um um um um
	2:05pm clarke: DRR: would you consider lunch this or next week?
	2:06pm Dean: Article in Spin, April 1, 1986, discusses bands from Glasgow that wanted to get the hell out of there and move to the USA. Armoury Show's Richard Jobson tells Jim Kerr that Simple Minds is "betraying our heritage by playing funk and European music..."
	2:06pm radioronan: @clarke yep native masshole. spent formative years there @efd I still have record in my collection
	2:08pm clarke: and where do you now live??
	2:08pm Handy Haversack: radioronan lives around the corner from Bagpipe and the Kingdom!
	2:09pm clarke: no way. The Kingdom!!
	2:10pm clarke: too right, mate!!
	2:10pm clarke: The Realm Of Bagpipe, et al.
	2:10pm efd: @Dean yeah, when I was putting together the Skids segment for this morning's Pop Roxx there were a couple of things I read about Jobson that seemed politically unsavory.
	2:11pm efd: although that comment also fits with him trying to remake Skids as more of a Scottish folk band at the end of their run
	2:12pm Dean: Review of PiL in Billboard, July 22, 1989, a show in Richfield, OH, opening for New Order (Sugarcubes having opened for PiL): Both magnetic and repulsive, PiL head John Lydon snared the crowd with more than an hour of snarling, melodic dance-rock highlighted by "Rise," "Happy," and a taunting version of "The Body." Sparked by guitarist John McGeogh, PiL delivered the strongest, least reverent act.
	2:12pm radioronan: Ha yes..neighbor @handy, k8 in Bagpipe's Kingdom @clarke
	2:13pm Dean: I think the charitable reading is the latter, efd.
	2:15pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): Man... THis is the most intense radio show I think I've ever listened to. Thanks EFD! This show is going into my personal collection.
	2:16pm Renée In Fanwood: Enjoying the show immensely!
	2:16pm Figgsrock: Here's a hot take--I like "Seattle" probably more than any Sex Pistols song.
	2:17pm Mike Sin: Riveting interview here because so much of all of this is unknown to me. Quite a story.
	2:17pm efd: @Figgsrock my computer monitor here in the studio just self-immolated!
	2:17pm Jack McGuire: The guitar work in Seattle IS really exemplary.
	2:17pm egould: As a proud resident of Seattle, I approve of this selection.
	2:17pm Stevel: Seattle is a top notch album! We got it pretty fresh and listened to it non stop.
	2:18pm dday: Good show Evan. I knew nothing of John but of course I heard his playing which I really like, in all of these bands featured, during a time when I was too busy to pay close attention to any of them.This may be my next book purchase. Thanks
	2:18pm Figgsrock: @EFD Sorry about that! But I loooooove this damn song so much.
	2:18pm clarke: while this is a great song, i'll take Jonesy (pre-junk).
	2:18pm Stevel: Maybe you'll just plan Seattle now. (Maybe not.)
	2:19pm Stevel: play
	2:19pm efd: @Jonny & @Renée thank you both, I really appreciate your comments.
	2:19pm efd: @Stevel spoiler alert: Not
	2:20pm Stevel: "barking up the wrong trrrrrree!"
	2:20pm Paulie B: Funny story... apparently "Seattle" is about a gig in the eponymous city where opening act Mudhoney trashed PiL's green room.
	2:21pm prof.fuzz: god bless mudhoney
	2:22pm Figgsrock: So going by this era, is seems that John is also on "Don't Ask Me" from Greatest Hits So Far, yes EFD? Man, did I love playing that track in college.
	2:22pm efd: whoops, got faked out by the fake ending! oh well...
	2:23pm Renée In Fanwood: I’m realizing/remembering that I saw PiL in the 80s, with John in the lineup, and they opened for Siouxie and the Banshees. So many connections…
	2:24pm Handy Haversack: prof.fuzz, you are once again correct.
	2:24pm efd: @Figgsrock that's a good question, and I'm honestly not sure! It could be that they'd recorded that track before he joined but I really don't know.
	2:25pm efd: @Paulie B that is a funny story!
	2:25pm Dean: Difference of opinion here from JL re: Seattle: https://songmeanings.com/songs/view/3530822107858588814/ First comment.
	2:25pm prof.fuzz: @handy: i've said it before and i'll say it again: mudhoney are the latter-day stooges
	2:26pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: efd. I will have to listen to the archive. I was in meeting. But what I heard great stuff Thanks
	2:27pm efd: c'mon, who are you going to believe - John Lydon or Paul Bruno??
	2:27pm efd: @Danny thanks!
	2:27pm prof.fuzz: @efd: that's a trick question!
	2:27pm Handy Haversack: Paul Bruno every time! And Mudhoney, of course.
	2:28pm clarke: rhetorical, even.
	2:29pm Rich in Washington: I'm so woefully ignorant of PiL's output past Flowers of Romance so this is fantastic to hear.
	2:29pm Figgsrock: Oh wow, I haven't heard "Covered" since it was on the Modern Rock charts in 1992.
	2:29pm Stevel: Paulie B FTW. Mudhoney carried the torch quite well.
	2:29pm Jack McGuire: Fun hearing that Pet Shop Boys Steven Hague drum echo fadeout.
	2:29pm Various Julius: @Figgsrock I was thinking the same thing
	2:31pm efd: as I mentioned earlier it was a bit of a revelation listening to these albums again, I don't think I'd heard them since they came out for the most part.
	2:32pm Krys O.: @Rich: Even Lydon's solo Psycho's Path was interesting, I recall.
	2:32pm efd: too bad Lydon is such a shithead.
	2:32pm clarke: ha ha ha ha
	2:32pm prof.fuzz: exactly!
	2:32pm The Butterman: Great show, EFD. What an important figure in music history. Being woefully ignorant of EVERYTHING makes these special programs EVEN MORE Special! Go, woof moo!
	2:32pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Spot on efd!!! He sure is
	2:33pm ?: lydon had good things to say about McGeoch in his more recent memoir - noted both the guitar skills and the tragic hinderances to JM achieving his best
	2:33pm Figgsrock: Yes @EFD, it's hard to take a butter salesman seriously.
	2:33pm Krys O.: Oh, I concur, efd.
	2:33pm Krys O.: Acid Drops was my fave from That What Is Not.
	2:34pm Figgsrock: I think post-show I'm going to have to dig out my vinyl copy of Happy?, which I think I bought at PRX for like $2.
	2:34pm Handy Haversack: I think we are all sailing together on the HMS Lydon Is a Shithead.
	2:35pm Krys O.: Lydon was on MTV with Kurt Loder ages ago and he was gushing about Captain Beefheart, rightly so.
	2:35pm Rich in Washington: @Krys O.: I will check that out! Thanks!
	2:36pm Androu B.: Hi, Evan! Joined in about mid-show but enjoying what I'm hearing so far! It's about time some of the lesser known transient musicians of the 80's got their time in the literary spotlight. Fascinated to know more about John McGeoh. Quite an accomplished musician for someone who's spent the briefest moments in some of the most prolific acts of our time (and by that, of course, I mean those of us who spent our formative years during the 80's). Got the entire PiL discography on mp3s and some of it on CD's. And as much as I hate to break this to everyone, Johnny just hasn't been the same bloke we've come to know since, and with good reason, as you'll hear from the man himself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MH0BKSnsPSs
	2:36pm efd: worth reiterating (or I guess pre-iterating, since you haven't heard Rory mention it yet) that McGeoch was really the driving musical force in the band, especially at this point. Lydon was writing lyrics and singing, but not really contributing to the music side of the songwriting process.
	2:37pm efd: @Androu thanks, it means a lot to me that I have the platform to do shows like this.
	2:37pm Jack McGuire: Which is how I saw him in the Banshees, to a lesser extent.
	2:38pm Analog Nights: 25% hair metal
	2:38pm clarke: that heavy ride cymbal be's craaaazy!
	2:39pm Krys O.: I remember watching this PiL concert on MTV back in '88: youtu.be...
	2:40pm efd: @mystery commenter at 2:33 I'm glad to see that, wish he'd shared his thoughts for this book as well.
	2:42pm clarke: goddam for as much as lydon likes to talk, he should have been gabbing away!!
	2:45pm Stevel: Bravo!
	2:45pm prof.fuzz: another grand slam interview and show!
	2:46pm nycmusicnerd: Yay for libraries! Gotta support them.
	2:46pm clarke: MA library system is AMAZING!!
	2:47pm Handy Haversack: I'm going to have to find the time to go back and listen more closely to the interview. It's hard at work. They keep wanting me to use my brain!
	2:47pm drr: Great interview, knew little about McGeoch before. I'm asking the NOPL to get it now.
	2:48pm clarke: don't let 'em IN, Handy!
	2:48pm efd: in a weird coincidence, the library my friend ordered the book from is the library I worked at in high school! (She now lives one town over)
	2:48pm drr: The library here doesn't have any Magazine CDs, I checked.
	2:48pm Stevel: Handy: Damn the Man! We don't need no stinking brains!
	2:49pm nycmusicnerd: This is just a wee bit off-topic, but in case anyone knows someone who could use this...the Brooklyn Public Library announced a while back that they would be allowing teens from out of state to register for free e-library cards.
	2:49pm clarke: NOPL pales in the shadow of MA Clams library system, sadly.
	2:49pm Jack McGuire: EFD, thanks so much for this show. Who else but fmu would give so much bandwidth to an admittedly niche, but deserved topic. Terrific.
	2:50pm Handy Haversack: clarke and Stevel, I have been trying to render it useless on my off hours, but somehow it keeps working away!
	2:50pm clarke: and when Bagpipe talks to you, as well.
	2:51pm jay bedient: Great show today
	2:51pm clarke: how come psychos only hear animals tell them to do bad things? like, maybe your dog wants you to go plant a tree, or something??
	2:51pm abbazabba: Cool show today! Thank you, EFD
	2:51pm efd: @Jack thank you, I really appreciate those thoughts.
	2:52pm clarke: wow, these "side-projects" are certainly cool!
	2:53pm efd: someone (@drr?) mentioned he's on a Peter Murphy song, but it's too long to include
	2:53pm Jack McGuire: Mr. Sweet clearly had the best taste in guitar players.
	2:54pm clarke: fred mayer, however, made some very poor production choices.
	2:54pm efd: @Jack seriously!
	2:54pm nycmusicnerd: I've always found the "side people" to be more interesting than the people who get their names up on the marquee. They've seen and done so much, and yet they can walk the streets and not be recognized.
	2:55pm Figgsrock: EFD. this was a excellent show and I feel like I learned so much. This book is the next one I plan to buy (and the second I'll have purchased this summer because of your show).
	2:55pm Dean: Well, Lee Sklar can't walk the streets and not be recognized.
	2:55pm drr: clarke: what? not on Girlfriend, that's a great sounding record.
	2:55pm clarke: he could if he shaved.
	2:56pm drr: also, clarke I will email ya about lunch.
	2:56pm clarke: did fred mayer produce girlfriend? didn't know that.
	2:56pm Handy Haversack: Great stuff, efd! Like I said, technically, every efd show is special. But this was even specialer. Later on, funk pals!
	2:57pm drr: Wikipedia says so.
	2:57pm efd: thanks for all the kind words everyone, I really appreciate it. It meant a lot to me to do this show, glad you enjoyed it.
	2:57pm drr: Which production choices were you thinking of?
	2:57pm clarke: hmm. happy monsoon, ever'body!! thanks EFD (he's dynamite!).
	2:58pm Various Julius: This is one of those shoe-in-the-dryer beats
	2:58pm Krys O.: Salut, efd!
	2:58pm PuraVida: Thank you EFD, great show!
	2:58pm Todd76Pct: Thanks so much for the great interview and selections today! Now I feel even luckier than before to have seen McGeogh live with Magazine and Siouxsie.
	2:58pm clarke: mayer ruined many records with drum machines and key-bass parts - verlaine, sweet, more.
	2:59pm drr: Hmm, o.k.
	2:59pm Stevel: Thanks again, efd! Brilliant stuff!
	2:59pm Androu B.: Thanks so much for this extra-special show, Evan! Will be archiving this into my own hard drive.
	3:00pm McGroovey: Great interview. I still can't stand that era of PiL. The guitars sound great. It's the drums I hate. Lydon is always lydon.
	3:00pm radioronan: Excellent interview & show -Thanks so much, Evan!
	3:00pm Robm: Damn even going to have to listen to this later on the archives
	3:01pm Robm: I meant evan sorry
	5:05pm gms: Great listen. Shame about the Nick part lost. Good for Peter Murphy for going to the source. Saw a few PiL shows. Met John in ‘92. Thank You Universe. The side work with Sweet was unexpected and honestly caught me off guard. Fitting.
	6:16pm gms: Great listen. Shame about the Nick part lost. Good for Peter Murphy for going to John. Saw John 8 times with PiL. Met him in ‘92. His side work with Matthew Sweet was unexpected and caught me off guard. Fitting.
	11:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ efd ~

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