WFMU: Aerial View: Playlist from March 18, 2014

Listener comments!
	6:02pm Joey the Sleaze: yay
	6:06pm andrewfetter: Greetings!
	6:09pm Cecile: That is from "The Song Remains The Same" version of Stairway to Heaven.
	6:10pm Cecile: I'm with you, Chris, for the most part.
	6:13pm Cecile: Yeah, they were a year or so away from making Love Beach
	6:14pm Carmichael: I saw ELP in Oakland on August 14, 1977. The old Journey opened for them.
	6:15pm dale: i remember reading in mojo that part of the reason things imploded was that their tours lost a ton of money because they wanted the full orchestra and therefore needed several buses and dozens of hotel rooms and all the semis for the stage props and an immense crew of roadies on and on and on....
	6:17pm Carmichael: That's true, Dale. By the time they hit the Bay area, the orchestra were gone. Great show anyway.
	6:17pm Cecile: Biggest show was Metallica at the Metrodome right after St. Anger.
	6:18pm Cecile: ah, well, have a great evening everyone!
	6:18pm Carmichael: C ya Cecile!
	6:20pm mariano: With CO poisoning, I thought you turned a dark red.
	6:25pm Carmichael: Chris, in 1975 I saw Peter Frampton, Loggins & Messina, and Rod Stewart & Faces (with the Tower of Power horn section) here in Sacramento. Stewart commented that a couple was "making love" directly in front of him. He kciked a bag of soccer balls into the crowd during the encore.
	6:33pm JanImpala: Hi Chris - The B52's played our Halloween party at Pratt in 1979. My roommates and I thought it would be a really great idea to bootleg the show on cassette while dressed as DEVO, in yellow jumpsuits we bought on Canal st. and spray painted yellow in the dorm stairwell. In anycase, I was holding the giant boombox with a 90 minute cassette on my shoulder. Not exactly camoflaged, but no one bothered us either, although I got evil looks from Fred Schneider. I got most of the concert, and actually doesn't sound too crappy, except the tape ended during Rock Lobster and I was kinda not exactly sober enough to flip the cassette fast enough. The B52's did not do an encore (probably due to me), and were later found doing massive amounts of coke in Fr. Perry's office after the show because the "vibes were cool". So that's my story.
	6:35pm dale: my first 'real' concert was renaissance. hence my bloviated fay taste in music.
	6:35pm mariano: Wow, Beefheart as a first concert, nice. Mine was Ratt with Bon Jovi opening. Pffft.
	6:36pm JanImpala: oh by the way I saw The Grateful Dead at Englishtown and Yes at MSG in 1977 and I don't remember anything about them. and Yes again in 1978. I gave up and saw the Ramones and the Bad Brains instead the next year....
	6:37pm mariano: @Jan: sounds like you made the prog/punk transition seamlessly!
	6:39pm JanImpala: hi Mariano It may have been working in my dad's machine shop and trying to get into art school that did it.
	6:49pm Carmichael: Machine shops are the gateway drug to the Ramones and Iggy Pop.
	6:59pm andrewfetter: Saw Elvis Costello May 11, 2007 in Detroit at The State Theater. Decent show, awful crowd.
	7:00pm mariano: Yeah, like the guy on the phone is saying, I hate going to concerts in big venues these days because you have to sit down. Friend of mine saw Metallica years ago at MSG, and they couldn't even stand up in front of their seat! Sacrilege.
	7:00pm dale: does sonny bono's widow make money when this is played?

Aerial View: Playlist from March 18, 2014

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March 18, 2014: Does Anybody Remember Laughter?
On tonight's Aerial View I'm looking for your stories about the first, the best, the worst and the rest of the concerts you've seen. If you "remember laughter" I want to hear from you. Call 201-209-WFMU or leave your comments on the playlist.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Queen & Chris T.	Bicycle Aerial View Race	Aerial View Intros		2014	WAV

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Listener comments!
	6:02pm Joey the Sleaze: yay
	6:06pm andrewfetter: Greetings!
	6:09pm Cecile: That is from "The Song Remains The Same" version of Stairway to Heaven.
	6:10pm Cecile: I'm with you, Chris, for the most part.
	6:13pm Cecile: Yeah, they were a year or so away from making Love Beach
	6:14pm Carmichael: I saw ELP in Oakland on August 14, 1977. The old Journey opened for them.
	6:15pm dale: i remember reading in mojo that part of the reason things imploded was that their tours lost a ton of money because they wanted the full orchestra and therefore needed several buses and dozens of hotel rooms and all the semis for the stage props and an immense crew of roadies on and on and on....
	6:17pm Carmichael: That's true, Dale. By the time they hit the Bay area, the orchestra were gone. Great show anyway.
	6:17pm Cecile: Biggest show was Metallica at the Metrodome right after St. Anger.
	6:18pm Cecile: ah, well, have a great evening everyone!
	6:18pm Carmichael: C ya Cecile!
	6:20pm mariano: With CO poisoning, I thought you turned a dark red.
	6:25pm Carmichael: Chris, in 1975 I saw Peter Frampton, Loggins & Messina, and Rod Stewart & Faces (with the Tower of Power horn section) here in Sacramento. Stewart commented that a couple was "making love" directly in front of him. He kciked a bag of soccer balls into the crowd during the encore.
	6:33pm JanImpala: Hi Chris - The B52's played our Halloween party at Pratt in 1979. My roommates and I thought it would be a really great idea to bootleg the show on cassette while dressed as DEVO, in yellow jumpsuits we bought on Canal st. and spray painted yellow in the dorm stairwell. In anycase, I was holding the giant boombox with a 90 minute cassette on my shoulder. Not exactly camoflaged, but no one bothered us either, although I got evil looks from Fred Schneider. I got most of the concert, and actually doesn't sound too crappy, except the tape ended during Rock Lobster and I was kinda not exactly sober enough to flip the cassette fast enough. The B52's did not do an encore (probably due to me), and were later found doing massive amounts of coke in Fr. Perry's office after the show because the "vibes were cool". So that's my story.
	6:35pm dale: my first 'real' concert was renaissance. hence my bloviated fay taste in music.
	6:35pm mariano: Wow, Beefheart as a first concert, nice. Mine was Ratt with Bon Jovi opening. Pffft.
	6:36pm JanImpala: oh by the way I saw The Grateful Dead at Englishtown and Yes at MSG in 1977 and I don't remember anything about them. and Yes again in 1978. I gave up and saw the Ramones and the Bad Brains instead the next year....
	6:37pm mariano: @Jan: sounds like you made the prog/punk transition seamlessly!
	6:39pm JanImpala: hi Mariano It may have been working in my dad's machine shop and trying to get into art school that did it.
	6:49pm Carmichael: Machine shops are the gateway drug to the Ramones and Iggy Pop.
	6:59pm andrewfetter: Saw Elvis Costello May 11, 2007 in Detroit at The State Theater. Decent show, awful crowd.
	7:00pm mariano: Yeah, like the guy on the phone is saying, I hate going to concerts in big venues these days because you have to sit down. Friend of mine saw Metallica years ago at MSG, and they couldn't even stand up in front of their seat! Sacrilege.
	7:00pm dale: does sonny bono's widow make money when this is played?

Aerial View: Playlist from March 18, 2014

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