WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from March 13, 2012

Listener comments!
	11:56am tonyc: Hullo dere. Today's show will be all Greek music -- rock and experimental, that is, not bouzouki and such. Also, thanks so much to everyone that pledged during the marathon! See you in a couple of minutes.
	12:01pm BSI: Actually catching the show from the beginning for once...! Heck & such!
	12:02pm tonyc: Hey there, BSI!
	12:02pm Alf from Upstate: Welcome back, Tony!
	12:04pm tonyc: Thanks Alf from Upstate! Same to you!!
	12:11pm tonyc: By the way, on the off chance that any Greek speakers tune in at any point, I'd be curious to know what some of today's lyrics mean. I know one track I'll be playing later is from an opera about a man obsessed with his testicles.
	12:12pm ricardo montalbanitis: OPA, Tony!
	12:13pm Van in DC: Greetings Tony! Little late but hopefully just fashionably so :)
	12:13pm Dervish: A man obsessed with his testicles? Aren't you being a bit redundant there, Tony?
	12:16pm tonyc: Hey there, Van! We're just getting rolling.... Dervish: But he thinks his testicles have magical powers -- still, you may have a point. (Greetings too!)
	12:16pm tonyc: Opa, Senor M!
	12:19pm ricardo montalbanitis: Yeah, lyrically, this is all Greek to me. It does make me want to smash my dishes though.
	12:19pm Doug S.: Tony, a man thinking his testicles have magic powers? Now you are being completely redundant.
	12:20pm tonyc: Hiya, Doug!!
	12:23pm Van in DC: Greetings Oh Magical & Mighty Stream Master Doug!
	12:27pm Brass Knuckles: Where'd you find all this Greek stuff?
	12:30pm BSI: Magicles!
	12:31pm tonyc: Hey Brass Knuckles! (Can I call you Brass?) 'Twas collected over the years, mostly. Got a batch of things from a guy in Greece last year as well -- which is part of what gave me the idea for the show.
	12:32pm ricardo montalbanitis: Only you, Tony, would have enough of Greek rock music to do a complete show on it. When are we getting a show on Flemish New Wave?
	12:33pm tonyc: The record on now I found in a Greek souvenir shop on West 40th St. in Manhattan.
	12:38pm Doug S.: Hi Tony and Hi Van!
	12:39pm tonyc: Many thanks to Doug for pointing me to this Mike Rozakis track....
	12:40pm Doug S.: If I played it, it wouldn't sound as good.
	12:41pm tonyc: Next up is a snippet from that opera about a man and his tescticles. Greek speakers, please report for duty.
	12:44pm BSI: deploy the magicles! but first: this electronic bit is the lovely.
	12:45pm ricardo montalbanitis: Wonderful! This is amazing stuff!
	12:46pm Τα Παιδιά Των Λουλουδιών: Someone recently uploaded that movie "She Knew No Other Way" on youtube, but forget about subtitles. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_swV2GjUbDw
	12:49pm tonyc: No other way than what, I can't help wondering.
	12:56pm conrad: I actually do have a groovy bouzouki-a-go-go album from the '60s or '70s featuring some pop/rock covers that would do well here. Mutant Sounds features Greek stuff sometimes - the founder of the site, Jim, is Greek. Did that Nana Mouskouri chick ever do anything we should know about?
	12:58pm tonyc: Hey Conrad! Don't know much about Nana Mouskouri -- but I have always dug her style in eyewear.
	1:09pm Van in DC: That sounds like hurling...hopefully that's not you Tony :)
	1:10pm tonyc: Nope, not me -- I was careful not to eat too many baklava.
	1:10pm BSI: This Christou thing is beyond perfect-plus.
	1:13pm Martha: This show is knocking my socks off, folding them and putting them away.
	1:14pm tonyc: Hey Martha! I'll do whatever it takes to get you to pick up your socks....
	1:20pm Martha: I'm hoping this does the trick with my linens and towels.
	1:33pm tonyc: Early Vangelis is so much better than his later better known cosmic muzak. Definitely worth checking out....
	1:35pm Carmichael: Hey Tony, just coming aboard. Hello, everyone. Greek, eh? Sounds good, but there's sure a lot of typing in that playlist.
	1:37pm Van in DC: I really like this Vangelis. What a great name.
	1:37pm tonyc: Tricky typing, yes! (Greetings, Carmichael!)
	1:37pm tonyc: Vangelis in DC?
	1:39pm Van in DC: :)
	1:44pm Nathan: What no Demis Roussos?
	1:45pm Carmichael: Now I'm hungry for dolmas.
	1:45pm tonyc: Nathan: You're a mind reader!! He's coming up next!
	1:51pm tonyc: No Socrates Drank the Conium, though, unfortunately -- don't have and couldn't put my hands on anything by them.
	1:53pm Nathan: @Tonyc Phew! I was getting worried.
	1:59pm Ike: Sounds good! OK, gotta go. The boss may emerge from his wealthy cocoon at any moment and will grind me up into dolmas if he catches me looking at playlists and comments again, but I'll be listening. Almost sounds like Asvestopoulos is singing about keytar.
	2:03pm tonyc: Wouldn't want you to get made into dolmas, Ike! Run while you can....
	2:06pm Carmichael: Now this is the 1st Greek band I actually know!
	2:07pm conrad: There's an album by Socrates Drank the Conium on the Egg City Radio blog - dont know if its' still up, tho.
	2:11pm tonyc: Conrad: Thanks for the tip! I did poke around a bit on the blogosphere, but either the bit rate was too low or the links were dead. I'll play 'em at some point in the future....
	2:15pm Van in DC: I'm glad I was on headset for that, here at work in cubicle-land...
	2:19pm john & wendy: That T. Rex song would be "Life's a Gas"
	2:21pm tonyc: John and Wendy: If that comment was for Joe B., try here: www.wfmu.org...
	2:24pm Van in DC: On a side note, any NFL fans, the fun is about to begin for free agency
	2:28pm tonyc: Is that the National Feta League you're referring to?
	2:29pm Urania: Great playlist! Bravo!
	2:29pm Carmichael: National Falafel League.
	2:29pm Urania: Falafel is not Greek.
	2:33pm Carmichael: It's Greek to me.
	2:34pm tonyc: Thanks, Urania!!
	2:35pm tonyc: And sorry for the temporary playlist chaos there. All is under control now....
	2:42pm tonyc: As just mentioned, the next show -- on 3/27 -- will be a fill-in. I'll be back with a new show on 4/10. Mark your calenders!
	2:49pm tonyc: And don't go away just yet -- I'll be on another 15 minutes or so.
	2:52pm Carmichael: Thanks Tony, gotta run.
	2:54pm tonyc: Cheers, Carmichael! Thanks for stopping by....
	2:57pm Van in DC: Ευχαριστώ Tony, θαυμάσια εμφάνιση σήμερα! (Thank you Tony, wonderful show today! in Greek according to the google xlater peoples)
	2:58pm tonyc: Thanks Van -- and thanks for listening everybody!! I'll be back in 4 weeks, as I said. Be sure to catch the fill-in show on 3/27 by Thom Jones/ DDDJJJ666. And, of course, don't miss Doug tonight at 6:00. See ya!
	6:23pm NEUstudio: Greetings from Athens Greece. Great compilation Tony, THNX. It's not all Greek to me, can I help you?
	6:54pm Ray: George Romanos tracks - super stuff

Tony Coulter: Playlist from March 13, 2012

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March 13, 2012: It's All Greek: The Deficit-Reduction Special

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
THE IN-THEME	"THE IN-THEME"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
GEORGE ROMANOS	Two Small Blue Horses	Two Small Blue Horses	Zodiac	1970	0:01:31 (Pop-up)
POLL	B3 "B3" by "POLL"	Poll	Polydor	1972	0:07:16 (Pop-up)
VANGELIS O. PAPATHANASSIOU	Come On	Earth	Vertigo	1973	0:09:29 (Pop-up)
AXIS	Materializing the Unlimited "Materializing the Unlimited" by "AXIS"	Axis	Riviera	1973	0:11:54 (Pop-up)
THE 4 LEVELS OF EXISTENCE	Our Fight	The 4 Level of Existence	RE: Lion	1971	0:16:57 (Pop-up)
KOSTAS TOURNAS	A2 "A2" by "KOSTAS TOURNAS"	Epi Gis Eirini	Polydor	1974	0:20:35 (Pop-up)

GEORGE ROMANOS	The Paper Violin "The Paper Violin" by "GEORGE ROMANOS"	Two Small Blue Horses	Zodiac	1970	0:28:12 (Pop-up)
DIONYSIS SAVVOPOULOS	Aunt Maro "Aunt Maro" by "DIONYSIS SAVVOPOULOS"	The Garden of a Fool	Lyra	1969	0:31:37 (Pop-up)
RIKA DELIYANNAKI	A1 "A1" by "RIKA DELIYANNAKI"	We Burned Our Boats	Columbia	1977	0:34:21 (Pop-up)
MIKE ROZAKIS	Mystical Experience "Mystical Experience" by "MIKE ROZAKIS"	She Knew No Other Way	RE: Potfleur	1973	0:37:37 (Pop-up)
STEPHANOS VASSILADIS	Puppet World	V.A.: Greek Electronic Music -1	EMI	1974	0:39:24 (Pop-up)
DIMOSSIOYPALLILIKO RETIRE	Chapter 3	O Arkhidistis	Alli Poli	2003	0:49:12 (Pop-up)
KOSTAS TOURNAS	Track 11 "Track 11" by "KOSTAS TOURNAS"	Astroneira	Polydor	1973	0:51:53 (Pop-up)

DIMOSSIOYPALLILIKO RETIRE	Track 10 (1986)	Early Recordings	Alli Poli	2004	0:58:07 (Pop-up)
NOT ONLY BONES	Ego "Ego" by "NOT ONLY BONES"	Not Only Bones (cassette)	no label	1984	0:59:53 (Pop-up)
JANI CHRISTOU	Epicycle (1968) "Epicycle (1968)" by "JANI CHRISTOU"	Enfantiodromia/ Praxis/ etc.	Edition RZ	1992	1:01:41 (Pop-up)
DIMOSSIOYPALLILIKO RETIRE	Track 12 (1986)	Early Recordings	Alli Poli	2004	1:11:29 (Pop-up)
THANASIS CHONDROS & ALEXANDRA KATSIANI	Simulation	0+	Edo	1999	1:15:39 (Pop-up)
OPTICAL MUSICS	B4 "B4" by "OPTICAL MUSICS"	Vol. 1	Alli Poli	1987	1:20:54 (Pop-up)

VANGELIS	Stuffed Aubergine (1971)	The Dragon	Charly	1978	1:31:00 (Pop-up)
PELOMA BOKIOU	Pyretos 42 "Pyretos 42" by "PELOMA BOKIOU"	Peloma Bokiou	Lyra	1972	1:42:42 (Pop-up)
DEMIS ROUSSOS	Mountains Beyond "Mountains Beyond" by "DEMIS ROUSSOS"	On the Greek Side of My Mind	Philips	1971	1:47:05 (Pop-up)
ANDREAS THOMOPOULOS	False Eyelashes	Born Out of the Tears of the Sun	Mushroom	1971	1:51:28 (Pop-up)
ILIAS ASVESTOPOULOS & 2002	Track 12	Pola	Pan-Vox	1974	1:55:54 (Pop-up)

APHRODITE'S CHILD	All the Seats Were Occupied	666	Vertigo	1971	2:01:16 (Pop-up)
P.L.J. BAND	Armageddon I "Armageddon I" by "P.L.J. BAND"	Armageddon	Vertigo	1982	2:20:37 (Pop-up)

APHRODITE'S CHILD	The Grass Is No Green	End of the World	Mercury	1969	2:31:49 (Pop-up)
DIONYSIS SAVVOPOULOS	Seascape "Seascape" by "DIONYSIS SAVVOPOULOS"	The Garden of a Fool	Lyra	1969	2:36:47 (Pop-up)
RIKA DELIYANNAKI	Track 11 "Track 11" by "RIKA DELIYANNAKI"	We Burned Our Boats	Columbia	1977	2:40:31 (Pop-up)
DIMOSSIOYPALLILIKO RETIRE	A5 "A5" by "DIMOSSIOYPALLILIKO RETIRE"	The Other Side	Ano Kato	1988	2:42:39 (Pop-up)
CHARIS XANTHOUDAKIS	Study II "Study II" by "CHARIS XANTHOUDAKIS"	V.A.: Greek Electronic Music -1	EMI	1974	2:45:08 (Pop-up)
DIMOSSIOYPALLILIKO RETIRE	Pliris Stisi	On the Administration of Panic	Alli Poli	2002	2:49:50 (Pop-up)

GEORGE ROMANOS	Life Is a Dream "Life Is a Dream" by "GEORGE ROMANOS"	Two Small Blue Horses	Zodiac	1970	2:56:40 (Pop-up)
CURD DUCA	Hypno Traffic "Hypno Traffic" by "CURD DUCA"				3:01:18 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:56am tonyc: Hullo dere. Today's show will be all Greek music -- rock and experimental, that is, not bouzouki and such. Also, thanks so much to everyone that pledged during the marathon! See you in a couple of minutes.
	12:01pm BSI: Actually catching the show from the beginning for once...! Heck & such!
	12:02pm tonyc: Hey there, BSI!
	12:02pm Alf from Upstate: Welcome back, Tony!
	12:04pm tonyc: Thanks Alf from Upstate! Same to you!!
	12:11pm tonyc: By the way, on the off chance that any Greek speakers tune in at any point, I'd be curious to know what some of today's lyrics mean. I know one track I'll be playing later is from an opera about a man obsessed with his testicles.
	12:12pm ricardo montalbanitis: OPA, Tony!
	12:13pm Van in DC: Greetings Tony! Little late but hopefully just fashionably so :)
	12:13pm Dervish: A man obsessed with his testicles? Aren't you being a bit redundant there, Tony?
	12:16pm tonyc: Hey there, Van! We're just getting rolling.... Dervish: But he thinks his testicles have magical powers -- still, you may have a point. (Greetings too!)
	12:16pm tonyc: Opa, Senor M!
	12:19pm ricardo montalbanitis: Yeah, lyrically, this is all Greek to me. It does make me want to smash my dishes though.
	12:19pm Doug S.: Tony, a man thinking his testicles have magic powers? Now you are being completely redundant.
	12:20pm tonyc: Hiya, Doug!!
	12:23pm Van in DC: Greetings Oh Magical & Mighty Stream Master Doug!
	12:27pm Brass Knuckles: Where'd you find all this Greek stuff?
	12:30pm BSI: Magicles!
	12:31pm tonyc: Hey Brass Knuckles! (Can I call you Brass?) 'Twas collected over the years, mostly. Got a batch of things from a guy in Greece last year as well -- which is part of what gave me the idea for the show.
	12:32pm ricardo montalbanitis: Only you, Tony, would have enough of Greek rock music to do a complete show on it. When are we getting a show on Flemish New Wave?
	12:33pm tonyc: The record on now I found in a Greek souvenir shop on West 40th St. in Manhattan.
	12:38pm Doug S.: Hi Tony and Hi Van!
	12:39pm tonyc: Many thanks to Doug for pointing me to this Mike Rozakis track....
	12:40pm Doug S.: If I played it, it wouldn't sound as good.
	12:41pm tonyc: Next up is a snippet from that opera about a man and his tescticles. Greek speakers, please report for duty.
	12:44pm BSI: deploy the magicles! but first: this electronic bit is the lovely.
	12:45pm ricardo montalbanitis: Wonderful! This is amazing stuff!
	12:46pm Τα Παιδιά Των Λουλουδιών: Someone recently uploaded that movie "She Knew No Other Way" on youtube, but forget about subtitles. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_swV2GjUbDw
	12:49pm tonyc: No other way than what, I can't help wondering.
	12:56pm conrad: I actually do have a groovy bouzouki-a-go-go album from the '60s or '70s featuring some pop/rock covers that would do well here. Mutant Sounds features Greek stuff sometimes - the founder of the site, Jim, is Greek. Did that Nana Mouskouri chick ever do anything we should know about?
	12:58pm tonyc: Hey Conrad! Don't know much about Nana Mouskouri -- but I have always dug her style in eyewear.
	1:09pm Van in DC: That sounds like hurling...hopefully that's not you Tony :)
	1:10pm tonyc: Nope, not me -- I was careful not to eat too many baklava.
	1:10pm BSI: This Christou thing is beyond perfect-plus.
	1:13pm Martha: This show is knocking my socks off, folding them and putting them away.
	1:14pm tonyc: Hey Martha! I'll do whatever it takes to get you to pick up your socks....
	1:20pm Martha: I'm hoping this does the trick with my linens and towels.
	1:33pm tonyc: Early Vangelis is so much better than his later better known cosmic muzak. Definitely worth checking out....
	1:35pm Carmichael: Hey Tony, just coming aboard. Hello, everyone. Greek, eh? Sounds good, but there's sure a lot of typing in that playlist.
	1:37pm Van in DC: I really like this Vangelis. What a great name.
	1:37pm tonyc: Tricky typing, yes! (Greetings, Carmichael!)
	1:37pm tonyc: Vangelis in DC?
	1:39pm Van in DC: :)
	1:44pm Nathan: What no Demis Roussos?
	1:45pm Carmichael: Now I'm hungry for dolmas.
	1:45pm tonyc: Nathan: You're a mind reader!! He's coming up next!
	1:51pm tonyc: No Socrates Drank the Conium, though, unfortunately -- don't have and couldn't put my hands on anything by them.
	1:53pm Nathan: @Tonyc Phew! I was getting worried.
	1:59pm Ike: Sounds good! OK, gotta go. The boss may emerge from his wealthy cocoon at any moment and will grind me up into dolmas if he catches me looking at playlists and comments again, but I'll be listening. Almost sounds like Asvestopoulos is singing about keytar.
	2:03pm tonyc: Wouldn't want you to get made into dolmas, Ike! Run while you can....
	2:06pm Carmichael: Now this is the 1st Greek band I actually know!
	2:07pm conrad: There's an album by Socrates Drank the Conium on the Egg City Radio blog - dont know if its' still up, tho.
	2:11pm tonyc: Conrad: Thanks for the tip! I did poke around a bit on the blogosphere, but either the bit rate was too low or the links were dead. I'll play 'em at some point in the future....
	2:15pm Van in DC: I'm glad I was on headset for that, here at work in cubicle-land...
	2:19pm john & wendy: That T. Rex song would be "Life's a Gas"
	2:21pm tonyc: John and Wendy: If that comment was for Joe B., try here: www.wfmu.org...
	2:24pm Van in DC: On a side note, any NFL fans, the fun is about to begin for free agency
	2:28pm tonyc: Is that the National Feta League you're referring to?
	2:29pm Urania: Great playlist! Bravo!
	2:29pm Carmichael: National Falafel League.
	2:29pm Urania: Falafel is not Greek.
	2:33pm Carmichael: It's Greek to me.
	2:34pm tonyc: Thanks, Urania!!
	2:35pm tonyc: And sorry for the temporary playlist chaos there. All is under control now....
	2:42pm tonyc: As just mentioned, the next show -- on 3/27 -- will be a fill-in. I'll be back with a new show on 4/10. Mark your calenders!
	2:49pm tonyc: And don't go away just yet -- I'll be on another 15 minutes or so.
	2:52pm Carmichael: Thanks Tony, gotta run.
	2:54pm tonyc: Cheers, Carmichael! Thanks for stopping by....
	2:57pm Van in DC: Ευχαριστώ Tony, θαυμάσια εμφάνιση σήμερα! (Thank you Tony, wonderful show today! in Greek according to the google xlater peoples)
	2:58pm tonyc: Thanks Van -- and thanks for listening everybody!! I'll be back in 4 weeks, as I said. Be sure to catch the fill-in show on 3/27 by Thom Jones/ DDDJJJ666. And, of course, don't miss Doug tonight at 6:00. See ya!
	6:23pm NEUstudio: Greetings from Athens Greece. Great compilation Tony, THNX. It's not all Greek to me, can I help you?
	6:54pm Ray: George Romanos tracks - super stuff

Tony Coulter: Playlist from March 13, 2012

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