WFMU: Liz Berg: Playlist from February 2, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:04pm thedunkel: It is THE BEST DUB ALBUM IN ThE WORLD!
	12:06pm sphere: Scientist does sound pretty damn good here.
	12:06pm sphere: hi Liz and fellow Bergoids!
	12:07pm Greg from ZONE 5: Afternoon, gang!
	12:07pm Dr. Goot: Happy Groundhog Day!
	12:07pm Dr. Goot: Happy Groundhog Day!
	12:08pm pierre: ola Liz
	12:08pm Liz Berg: Greetings folks, thanks for joining me on this auspicious groundhog day!
	12:17pm Alejandroool: Hola all! Appreciating the Dubbbbbe
	12:22pm rf: O yes!!!
	12:24pm Liz Berg: Got Ono booked for a live set in early April!
	12:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: Oh yeah!
	12:31pm rf: Awesome! can't wait!
	12:41pm kirk from beer city usa: Li'l Bub! That was GREAT
	12:47pm @djelrock: "Street enemies" by Los Desgraciados. Nice. Argentine or what?
	12:52pm Cliff: Is this going to be a set full of band names you can't announce on the air?
	12:53pm Liz Berg: Desgraciados from Calgary (?!) of all places: desgraciados.bandcamp.com Hmm...
	12:53pm kirk from beer city usa: good idea, Cliff. Up next: fuck fucked up anal cunt (somebody else's turn)
	12:54pm Armadiller: Hallo from CA! Loving the music this morning
	12:56pm Cliff: !!! ???? (Although I guess you could just read them out as "exclamation point, exclamation point, exclamation point", etc.)
	12:58pm Cliff: Here, I googled some with curse words: Shitfucker Kunt and the Gang Fuck Buttons Fuckshovel Fuck Fuck The Very Thought of Fucking Hitler Maggot Stuffed Cunt
	1:01pm Cliff: Fuck...I'm Dead Selfish Cunt The Christ Fuckers The Dicks The Crucifucks Bathtub Shitter Shit Spitter Ok, that's enough from me.
	1:02pm Alejandroool: I think Desgraciados are from Spain. they're released by Deranged Records in British Columbia...
	1:02pm Cliff: Well there's also Vaginal Penetration of an Amelus with a Musty Carrot, but that one doesn't technically violate FCC regulations.
	1:03pm Alejandroool: or originally from Spain?
	1:05pm Cliff: And apparently Lemmy originally wanted to name his band Bastard, but was advised not to.
	1:06pm Alejandroool: or who knows - confused. yes Calgary!
	1:07pm Pete L: Hi Liz where is that Boots r made 4 walking from? Please advise I am receiving professional help already however U r great as usually
	1:14pm Pete L: Thank u got it
	1:16pm common: good live sounds. hey liz. people
	1:21pm Michael Shelley: Why Liz's mic-breaks are good: They're about the music & conveying information - but they're also entertaining They're not at all slick, but they are focused - they're well balanced
	1:23pm Liz Berg: Ah shucks, thanks Michael!
	1:25pm Cliff: I enjoy the long rambly mic-breaks too, Daniel Blumin had some good ones when he used to do a 3-hour show on Saturdays
	1:26pm Cliff: He's been a little more focused lately now that he only has 2 hours on Fridays
	1:30pm common: focus schmocus, i say
	1:30pm Polyus: Funky beatz
	1:32pm BaldRedHeads: Howdy from KDVS land! You're "on the air because you care"...rock on.
	1:34pm Liz Berg: Hey KDViate! Good to hear from my old college station!
	1:41pm Alejandroool: this show is rockin' LB!
	1:42pm Cliff: Yep, good show Liz :D
	1:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: 1:42 PM, it's Car Talk Time. A co-worker has a broken bolt on his car's exhaust manifold and he wants to use his AC arc welder to facilitate removing the broken bolt. To make sure the welding doesn't fry the car's computers, is it enough to simply unhook the battery, or are there other actions he must take? I think unhooking the battery would be sufficient.
	1:45pm Liz Berg: If you unhook the battery, the welding will be far less exciting.
	1:49pm Liz Berg: In fact, I would not recommend welding at all, try a laser blaster instead.
	1:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: That's true, Liz. I told him to search the Mythbuster's archives. Welding & lasering on cars is right up their alley.
	1:53pm glenn: depends which electrode he attaches to the manifold.
	1:55pm common: laser blasters always work.
	2:06pm Felipe: Yes... its We want to destroy you!
	2:12pm Brian C.: More car talk -- this is good: You know the "check engine" light, when it's on how your car won't pass inspection? (I think it's an emissions thing). My light had been on for months, and the car was due for inspex. It miraculously went off after I refilled my gas tank during the supercold weather we had a few weeks back, and the light went off. I think it's due to temperature/pressure. Thanks. Sorry. Didn't know where to share my info but when Liz B said car talk on comments board, bingo.
	2:14pm Liz Berg: When the "check engine" light comes on, I recommend covering it up with a small piece of black electrical tape. (glad you figured out a fix, Brian C!)
	2:14pm Alejandroool: that check engine light can come on for the smallest insignificant things - also the "abs" light can come on just for a dirty sensor on the bottom of the car
	2:15pm Alejandroool: and always remember to check your oil level on long trips kids! Nothing worse than pistons seizing up in the engine...
	2:19pm Ken From Hyde Park: In case Sportsy Talk plays out at some point, maybe Bronwyn C. can host WFMU's exciting new Carsy Talk program.
	2:21pm Alejandroool: love this one - the vocal melody at the end.. so great
	2:23pm Ike: I want a bumper sticker that says "my other car is a Duchamp fountain".
	2:28pm Cecile: Get a car diagnostic device. They are cheap, and you can figure it out enough to get it to the dealer. I learned this tip from a friend who manages a Kia dealership.
	2:28pm Cecile: Here are some: (not affiliated) www.amazon.com...
	2:31pm Alejandroool: good tip - some vehicles also sometimes have a key trick that displays a number for diagnostic that you can look up on the interweb. my old van had it - a key in on/off/on again kinda thing.
	2:32pm Liz Berg: What are your best tricks for getting your pet or child to eat something that is undesirable to them?
	2:33pm Listener142985: Easy--wrap it in bacon.
	2:34pm Parq: When my "Check Engine" light goes on, I tell the Hertz people about it when I turn the car back in.
	2:34pm Mike East: Tell her she gets a treat if she eats it all.
	2:35pm BaldRedHeads: For kids, smoothies. Dogs, peanut butter. Cats.... good luck.
	2:36pm Parq: I once told my daughter she couldn't have salmon. Told her it was for grownups only. Stuck to the story, and finally gave in and let her have some. She literally had the fork to her mouth when she paused, looked up, and said, "Daddy, are you trying to fool me?" I was this close!
	2:37pm Polyus: Sometimes the check engine light is as simple a matter as tightening your gas cap.
	2:39pm Cecile: Our parents were just "take one bite" and they were fine with it. For animals, maybe wrap the food in some hamburger.
	2:39pm Cecile: That might work for kids, too, but remember to cook the hamburger.
	2:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: My daughter wanted some breakfast before school one morning last fall. She saw some healty-brand frozen waffles and said "Uh-uh." Covered with nice butter and maple syrup, I proceeded to toast one up anyway and brought it up to her. She loves them now.
	2:44pm Polyus: We were all just told to go home, but guess who gets to stay and make sure stuff gets picked up. Glad I got LB & BT.
	2:45pm Cecile: I'll be here til the bitter end, but at least there's a bar on the way home.
	2:47pm Liz Berg: Working stiffs always win on WFMU!
	2:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: Oh dear, I meant the waffle was covered with the fixin's, not me. I must work on my phrasing.
	2:50pm Greg from ZONE 5: In The Red does it AGAIN.
	2:52pm Ike: I once tried to get my lord and master Chthulu to try some Brooklyn-style artisanal horseradish cheese, but he wouldn't. I had to conceal it inside some screaming disembodied human minds for him to try it. He liked it OK.
	2:57pm Cliff: Thanks for sharing that Ike
	2:57pm Cecile: that's a great tip, Ike!
	2:58pm chris: Woot! Thanks, LizB!
	2:58pm glenn: i've heard that chthulu is a picky eater.
	2:58pm Cliff: And thanks Liz, enjoyed the show today :)
	3:00pm Brendan: Great show
	6:52pm ?: Second to the last song, you have "Die Crazy Girls" as part of the song title, rather than as co-artists.

Liz Berg: Playlist from February 2, 2016

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February 2, 2016: Flittering Fluttering

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Tortoise	Shake Hands With Danger "Shake Hands With Danger" by "Tortoise"	The Catastrophist	Thrill Jockey	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Scientist	Chemistry "Chemistry" by "Scientist"	Introducing Scientist (The Best Dub Album In The World)	Superior Viaduct		0:03:40 (Pop-up)
Mariah	Hana Ga Saitara "Hana Ga Saitara" by "Mariah"	Utakata No Hibi	Palto Flats		0:06:32 (Pop-up)
The Firghtnrs	Version "Version" by "The Firghtnrs"	I'd Rather Go Blind 7"	Daptone	*	0:14:32 (Pop-up)
M. Zalla (Piero Umiliani)	Attivita	Problemi D'Oggi	Black Sweat		0:18:08 (Pop-up)
Ono	MaLa Veau "MaLa Veau" by "Ono"	Spooks	Moniker	*	0:20:37 (Pop-up)
Stabat Stable	Bubble "Bubble" by "Stabat Stable"	Ultrissima on the Junk's Moon	Cache Cache / Finders Keepers		0:26:07 (Pop-up)
Ensemble Economique	Blossoms In Red (feat. Soft Metals)	Blossoms in Red	Denovali	*	0:30:24 (Pop-up)
Li'l Bub	Earth Sister "Earth Sister" by "Li'l Bub"	Science and Magic	Joyful Noise	*	0:37:05 (Pop-up)

Desgraciados	Enemigos Callejeros "Enemigos Callejeros" by "Desgraciados"	Humanidad En La Obscuridad 7"	Deranged	*	0:45:07 (Pop-up)
The Thing & Shit and Shine	Red River	Red River 7"	Trost	*	0:48:33 (Pop-up)
Cuntz	Internet (Connect) "Internet (Connect)" by "Cuntz"	Force The Zone	Homeless	*	0:50:46 (Pop-up)
V2	Nothing to Do "Nothing to Do" by "V2"	Greater Manchester Punk 1977-81 (V/A)	Vinyl Revival		0:53:44 (Pop-up)
Burnt Envelope	Alienation "Alienation" by "Burnt Envelope"	Alien Nation: Collected Singles Thus Far	Feeding Tube	*	0:56:23 (Pop-up)
Running	We Never Close "We Never Close" by "Running"	Wake Up Applauding	Castle Face	*	0:58:13 (Pop-up)
Frau	Who "Who" by "Frau"	Mira 7"	Frau	*	1:00:25 (Pop-up)
Wet Ones	Jeeze "Jeeze" by "Wet Ones"	Wet Ones	Black Gladiator / Slovenly	*	1:01:36 (Pop-up)

Worse	Off "Off" by "Worse"	Live on WFMU's Infinite Distortion: Dec 28, 2015	Free Music Archive	*	1:10:32 (Pop-up)
The Flamin' Groovies	Please Please Girl	Live at WFMU's Monty Hall: Sat Nov 21, 2015	Free Music Archive	*	1:14:41 (Pop-up)
Savak	Reaction "Reaction" by "Savak"	Live at WFMU on the Evan Funk Davies Show, 1/20/2016	Free Music Archive	*	1:17:20 (Pop-up)
Eaters	Anna Banana "Anna Banana" by "Eaters"	Simian Samba	Free Music Archive	*	1:20:20 (Pop-up)
Spinningmerkaba	Swish to Waves (Kayne vs. Wiz Kalifa Mix feat. Forensic and Cube3)	ccmixter	Free Music Archive	*	1:24:10 (Pop-up)
Julia Rose	Te Queremos Destruir "Te Queremos Destruir" by "Julia Rose"	DEMO 2008	Free Music Archive	*	1:27:44 (Pop-up)
Odor Baby	Odor Baby Theme Song "Odor Baby Theme Song" by "Odor Baby"	American Standard	Free Music Archive	*	1:30:41 (Pop-up)
Arbee	Bouteille "Bouteille" by "Arbee"	Propositions Verdâtres	Free Music Archive	*	1:31:40 (Pop-up)
Vicbang	Prionsa "Prionsa" by "Vicbang"	Valses del Futuro	Free Music Archive	*	1:35:16 (Pop-up)
Wume	Gold Leaf "Gold Leaf" by "Wume"	Live on WFMU's 100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Nov 29, 2015	Free Music Archive	*	1:35:56 (Pop-up)
Lulacruza	Señor de Fuego "Señor de Fuego" by "Lulacruza"	Orcas	Free Music Archive	*	1:41:54 (Pop-up)
Wume	Shadow "Shadow" by "Wume"	Live on WFMU's 100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Nov 29, 2015	Free Music Archive	*	1:45:02 (Pop-up)
Alexandre Navarro	Souvenirs "Souvenirs" by "Alexandre Navarro"	Sketches	Free Music Archive	*	1:50:35 (Pop-up)
Sheeba Exp	Lichtung "Lichtung" by "Sheeba Exp"	Walden Sessions	Free Music Archive	*	1:54:47 (Pop-up)
Maitadaisuke	Ekusiadatiam "Ekusiadatiam" by "Maitadaisuke"	No More Cool - Compilation Vol.1 - Indie Music Across Japan, 2015 (V/A)	Free Music Archive	*	1:57:51 (Pop-up)

Eartheater	Utterfly FX "Utterfly FX" by "Eartheater"	RIP Chrysalis	Hausu Mountain	*	2:07:44 (Pop-up)
Mamman Sani Abdoulaye	Arman Doley	Unreleased Tapes 1981-1984	Sahel Sounds		2:14:34 (Pop-up)
Cross Record	Something Unseen Touches a Flower to My Forehead	Wabi Sabi	BaDaBing!	*	2:21:48 (Pop-up)
Eddy Detroit	Skull Valley "Skull Valley" by "Eddy Detroit"	Shock-A-Lock-A-Lickum	Assophon		2:25:23 (Pop-up)
Cian Nugent	First Run "First Run" by "Cian Nugent"	Night Fiction	Woodsist	*	2:28:11 (Pop-up)
Pete Nolan	Dream, Dream, Dream, Dream....	Easy	Arbitrary Signs	*	2:33:39 (Pop-up)
Tall Dwarves	Breath "Breath" by "Tall Dwarves"	Weeville	Homestead		2:37:26 (Pop-up)
Le Almeida	Ceu Do Quintal "Ceu Do Quintal" by "Le Almeida"	Paraleloplasmos	Transfusão Noise	*	2:39:45 (Pop-up)
Unloved	Guilty of Love (Radio Edit)	Guilty of Love	Unloved	*	2:45:13 (Pop-up)
Milk Lines	Planes of Neptune "Planes of Neptune" by "Milk Lines"	Ceramic	In the Red	*	2:48:38 (Pop-up)
Die Javalins	Hey, Hey, Ha Ha (& Die Crazy Girls)	Javalins Beat	Bear Family		2:52:36 (Pop-up)
Milk N' Cookies	Just a Kid "Just a Kid" by "Milk N' Cookies"	Milk N' Cookies	Captured Tracks		2:55:05 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:04pm thedunkel: It is THE BEST DUB ALBUM IN ThE WORLD!
	12:06pm sphere: Scientist does sound pretty damn good here.
	12:06pm sphere: hi Liz and fellow Bergoids!
	12:07pm Greg from ZONE 5: Afternoon, gang!
	12:07pm Dr. Goot: Happy Groundhog Day!
	12:07pm Dr. Goot: Happy Groundhog Day!
	12:08pm pierre: ola Liz
	12:08pm Liz Berg: Greetings folks, thanks for joining me on this auspicious groundhog day!
	12:17pm Alejandroool: Hola all! Appreciating the Dubbbbbe
	12:22pm rf: O yes!!!
	12:24pm Liz Berg: Got Ono booked for a live set in early April!
	12:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: Oh yeah!
	12:31pm rf: Awesome! can't wait!
	12:41pm kirk from beer city usa: Li'l Bub! That was GREAT
	12:47pm @djelrock: "Street enemies" by Los Desgraciados. Nice. Argentine or what?
	12:52pm Cliff: Is this going to be a set full of band names you can't announce on the air?
	12:53pm Liz Berg: Desgraciados from Calgary (?!) of all places: desgraciados.bandcamp.com Hmm...
	12:53pm kirk from beer city usa: good idea, Cliff. Up next: fuck fucked up anal cunt (somebody else's turn)
	12:54pm Armadiller: Hallo from CA! Loving the music this morning
	12:56pm Cliff: !!! ???? (Although I guess you could just read them out as "exclamation point, exclamation point, exclamation point", etc.)
	12:58pm Cliff: Here, I googled some with curse words: Shitfucker Kunt and the Gang Fuck Buttons Fuckshovel Fuck Fuck The Very Thought of Fucking Hitler Maggot Stuffed Cunt
	1:01pm Cliff: Fuck...I'm Dead Selfish Cunt The Christ Fuckers The Dicks The Crucifucks Bathtub Shitter Shit Spitter Ok, that's enough from me.
	1:02pm Alejandroool: I think Desgraciados are from Spain. they're released by Deranged Records in British Columbia...
	1:02pm Cliff: Well there's also Vaginal Penetration of an Amelus with a Musty Carrot, but that one doesn't technically violate FCC regulations.
	1:03pm Alejandroool: or originally from Spain?
	1:05pm Cliff: And apparently Lemmy originally wanted to name his band Bastard, but was advised not to.
	1:06pm Alejandroool: or who knows - confused. yes Calgary!
	1:07pm Pete L: Hi Liz where is that Boots r made 4 walking from? Please advise I am receiving professional help already however U r great as usually
	1:14pm Pete L: Thank u got it
	1:16pm common: good live sounds. hey liz. people
	1:21pm Michael Shelley: Why Liz's mic-breaks are good: They're about the music & conveying information - but they're also entertaining They're not at all slick, but they are focused - they're well balanced
	1:23pm Liz Berg: Ah shucks, thanks Michael!
	1:25pm Cliff: I enjoy the long rambly mic-breaks too, Daniel Blumin had some good ones when he used to do a 3-hour show on Saturdays
	1:26pm Cliff: He's been a little more focused lately now that he only has 2 hours on Fridays
	1:30pm common: focus schmocus, i say
	1:30pm Polyus: Funky beatz
	1:32pm BaldRedHeads: Howdy from KDVS land! You're "on the air because you care"...rock on.
	1:34pm Liz Berg: Hey KDViate! Good to hear from my old college station!
	1:41pm Alejandroool: this show is rockin' LB!
	1:42pm Cliff: Yep, good show Liz :D
	1:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: 1:42 PM, it's Car Talk Time. A co-worker has a broken bolt on his car's exhaust manifold and he wants to use his AC arc welder to facilitate removing the broken bolt. To make sure the welding doesn't fry the car's computers, is it enough to simply unhook the battery, or are there other actions he must take? I think unhooking the battery would be sufficient.
	1:45pm Liz Berg: If you unhook the battery, the welding will be far less exciting.
	1:49pm Liz Berg: In fact, I would not recommend welding at all, try a laser blaster instead.
	1:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: That's true, Liz. I told him to search the Mythbuster's archives. Welding & lasering on cars is right up their alley.
	1:53pm glenn: depends which electrode he attaches to the manifold.
	1:55pm common: laser blasters always work.
	2:06pm Felipe: Yes... its We want to destroy you!
	2:12pm Brian C.: More car talk -- this is good: You know the "check engine" light, when it's on how your car won't pass inspection? (I think it's an emissions thing). My light had been on for months, and the car was due for inspex. It miraculously went off after I refilled my gas tank during the supercold weather we had a few weeks back, and the light went off. I think it's due to temperature/pressure. Thanks. Sorry. Didn't know where to share my info but when Liz B said car talk on comments board, bingo.
	2:14pm Liz Berg: When the "check engine" light comes on, I recommend covering it up with a small piece of black electrical tape. (glad you figured out a fix, Brian C!)
	2:14pm Alejandroool: that check engine light can come on for the smallest insignificant things - also the "abs" light can come on just for a dirty sensor on the bottom of the car
	2:15pm Alejandroool: and always remember to check your oil level on long trips kids! Nothing worse than pistons seizing up in the engine...
	2:19pm Ken From Hyde Park: In case Sportsy Talk plays out at some point, maybe Bronwyn C. can host WFMU's exciting new Carsy Talk program.
	2:21pm Alejandroool: love this one - the vocal melody at the end.. so great
	2:23pm Ike: I want a bumper sticker that says "my other car is a Duchamp fountain".
	2:28pm Cecile: Get a car diagnostic device. They are cheap, and you can figure it out enough to get it to the dealer. I learned this tip from a friend who manages a Kia dealership.
	2:28pm Cecile: Here are some: (not affiliated) www.amazon.com...
	2:31pm Alejandroool: good tip - some vehicles also sometimes have a key trick that displays a number for diagnostic that you can look up on the interweb. my old van had it - a key in on/off/on again kinda thing.
	2:32pm Liz Berg: What are your best tricks for getting your pet or child to eat something that is undesirable to them?
	2:33pm Listener142985: Easy--wrap it in bacon.
	2:34pm Parq: When my "Check Engine" light goes on, I tell the Hertz people about it when I turn the car back in.
	2:34pm Mike East: Tell her she gets a treat if she eats it all.
	2:35pm BaldRedHeads: For kids, smoothies. Dogs, peanut butter. Cats.... good luck.
	2:36pm Parq: I once told my daughter she couldn't have salmon. Told her it was for grownups only. Stuck to the story, and finally gave in and let her have some. She literally had the fork to her mouth when she paused, looked up, and said, "Daddy, are you trying to fool me?" I was this close!
	2:37pm Polyus: Sometimes the check engine light is as simple a matter as tightening your gas cap.
	2:39pm Cecile: Our parents were just "take one bite" and they were fine with it. For animals, maybe wrap the food in some hamburger.
	2:39pm Cecile: That might work for kids, too, but remember to cook the hamburger.
	2:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: My daughter wanted some breakfast before school one morning last fall. She saw some healty-brand frozen waffles and said "Uh-uh." Covered with nice butter and maple syrup, I proceeded to toast one up anyway and brought it up to her. She loves them now.
	2:44pm Polyus: We were all just told to go home, but guess who gets to stay and make sure stuff gets picked up. Glad I got LB & BT.
	2:45pm Cecile: I'll be here til the bitter end, but at least there's a bar on the way home.
	2:47pm Liz Berg: Working stiffs always win on WFMU!
	2:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: Oh dear, I meant the waffle was covered with the fixin's, not me. I must work on my phrasing.
	2:50pm Greg from ZONE 5: In The Red does it AGAIN.
	2:52pm Ike: I once tried to get my lord and master Chthulu to try some Brooklyn-style artisanal horseradish cheese, but he wouldn't. I had to conceal it inside some screaming disembodied human minds for him to try it. He liked it OK.
	2:57pm Cliff: Thanks for sharing that Ike
	2:57pm Cecile: that's a great tip, Ike!
	2:58pm chris: Woot! Thanks, LizB!
	2:58pm glenn: i've heard that chthulu is a picky eater.
	2:58pm Cliff: And thanks Liz, enjoyed the show today :)
	3:00pm Brendan: Great show
	6:52pm ?: Second to the last song, you have "Die Crazy Girls" as part of the song title, rather than as co-artists.

Liz Berg: Playlist from February 2, 2016

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