WFMU: Liz Berg: Playlist from August 9, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:02pm βrian: Shimmering against a blue horizon, the Berg heaves into view.
	12:02pm Dr. Goot: Good Afternoon All!
	12:02pm fred: Good afternoon Liz and Lizners
	12:04pm Liz Berg: Hi folks, thanks for joining me today!
	12:09pm melinda: Hi everyone
	12:09pm Polyus: gimme a beet!
	12:16pm SSS: I love space music in the bright of day
	12:19pm Michael 98145: no apology necessary !
	12:21pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Good morning Lizzners!
	12:32pm rsj: subtle suicide?
	12:42pm david from ks.: ,,,Peace and Love, to Youse Guys and BIG Hope Our Earth be shown mercy from its Death Sentence.
	12:46pm Ike: Cafeteria too crowded, can't squeeze in next to coworkers, arrgh. At least I have these killer sounds to keep me company while I inhale my lunch! Thanks Liz!
	12:56pm Rev. Turnip Druid: DO NOT SNORT LUNCH, ike. unless your lunch is vegetable vindaloo with onion kulcha & mango lassi. Then I would endorse such snortage.
	12:56pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: 'ello FOKES.
	1:01pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Stupid work people interrupting my Liz time! GAH!
	1:03pm fred: I know! I'm on vacation this week so free from obnoxious interiruptions
	1:05pm Cecile: Cheapest place to eat in probably both Twin Cities downtowns is At Miguel's. $2.00 tomato and egg sub, $1.50 hummus and pita.
	1:05pm Cecile: Damn it, it's cheaper and healthier than the vending machine...
	1:07pm єki: Not today, @RTD. But yesterday was onion kulcha (poor), soya methi malai (good), and veg samosas (excellent). Today was ricotta & veg lasagna. So tasty that, indeed, I may have snorted it a bit. (stomach rumbles)
	1:07pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: ROBOT DANCE PARTY!!!!
	1:09pm Liz Berg: Speaking of robot dance parties, this happened: www.youtube.com...
	1:09pm Liz Berg: And yes, I am hoarding robot videos... send me your faves!
	1:10pm fred: @Cecile: Wow, that's serious value there. I work in a touristy area, so prices tend to be outrageous. I just skip lunch
	1:13pm Cecile: it does good business, but it should be mobbed. Fortunately, people are a little scared of the place. You know, Spanish and Lebanese food from a friendly father and son....people are weird in St. Paul, man.
	1:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: What Fred said. Super tourist prices here (2 blocks from white house) -- Hence we cried with joy when the food trucks happened...
	1:17pm Cecile: the food truck craze has kind of stabilized. A couple of them have actually turned into restaurants.
	1:18pm Wild Neil: PEACE Liz et al.
	1:19pm Chris M.: www.youtube.com...
	1:20pm Wild Neil: We have a bunch of food trucks in Buffalo...I look forward to trying one....I think they should have BAR trucks so people could get a beer in the park....yeah, that would be workable, sure!
	1:21pm Wild Neil: This reminds me of Suicide.
	1:21pm fred: Actually, food trucks around here are total hype-fueled rip-off jobs. Seriously, you can't get anything for less than €10. And that would be a salad. Brick and mortar stores are way cheaper
	1:21pm Wild Neil: Mueran Humanos reminds me of Suicide...the band that is, not the act of...
	1:21pm Liz Berg: Thanks @Chris M! Nice one, would also work as a great loop.
	1:22pm Wild Neil: Fred-no offense but if Paris is like NYC I am willing to bet almost anything at any restaurant is $10 these days...or ten Euros....
	1:23pm el BO-Bo: This sounds like Juana Molina on ceack. Me like it lots.
	1:23pm el BO-Bo: Crack
	1:23pm Cecile: that's too bad, Fred. I do think that they are not quite the discount they used to be, but there are still some good ones out there.
	1:26pm fred: @Neil: if you ever go to Paris, the trick is to go off a big street, the turn randomly once or twice. You'll find a nice, cheap place. The help does have to eat/drink somewhere
	1:27pm Cecile: Can you still get good stuff at the open air markets? If I even ended up there, I would be buying a lot of sandwich/salad fixings there...
	1:29pm Michael 98145: @cecile, last time i was in the twin cities i was impressed by the large number of somali now living there. over here on the left coast immigration is largely from southeast asia. we are all immigrants from somewhere.
	1:29pm Rev. Turnip Druid: $7 lunch is the low average at the trucks here. Which is marvelous compared to the fiscal violence @ pret & similar horrors in the area.
	1:32pm Cecile: Oh, we have a lot of southeast Asian immigrants, too. For a long time, St. Paul had the most Hmong people outside of Laos/Cambodia/Vietnam.
	1:33pm Cecile: but yes, immigration has increased. No longer am I told I "look ethnic".
	1:33pm fred: @Cecile: if you ever go to Paris, you should definitely get in touch with Pierre. He knows such things, and I don't. I was born in Paris, but never lived there
	1:34pm Devin B.: Yay! Ed Schrader!
	1:35pm Cecile: I will, Fred, thanks!
	1:42pm joe: I liked the idea of synthcore. :)
	1:43pm fred: I have never seen them, but trusted sources say Senyawa is a totally must-see act. I didn't see them because dance comes first, but it was a tough choice
	1:48pm Mike East: We are providing backline for that Prospect Park gig. Biggest job we have in an otherwise very slow week. On the thread of overpriced NYC food, my boss just bought me some mock duck drunken noodle for lunch. An hour late on the delivery, but I can't complain since I'm not paying for it. Now I can save my prosciutto sandwich for dinner.
	1:49pm fred: Prince Rama! They are so wonderfully nice. Go see them, enjoy the music, and meet really inspiring people
	1:49pm βrian: Are we going to Paris? Je suis prêt !
	1:52pm βrian: We have a few restaurants in Madison that started out as food trucks. I like getting good food on the cheap, but I can do without the extruded polystyrene packaging, thank you.
	1:52pm common: finally back from the office of human services! hey liz and people!
	1:53pm Rev. Turnip Druid: YES. FMU field-trip to Paris. Never did make it to Bimbo Tower when I was there..
	1:56pm fred: @RTD: Bimbo Tower is long gone, to my lingering pain
	1:56pm βrian: Can we sneak off for a little biking in the Auvergne?
	1:57pm Cecile: you bikers can. I'll be scouring the thrift shops and record stores.
	1:58pm el BO-Bo: And you survived! Glad to hear common.
	1:58pm fred: @βrian: if you plan to bike there, it will take some time
	1:58pm Michael 98145: & i'll be enjoying a 2010 Saint-Émilion
	2:01pm βrian: I can enjoy urban environments for the better part of a week, but then I need some countryside. I expect I'd hop a train to Clermont-Ferrand and go from there.
	2:03pm βrian: @M98145: That sounds nice. I might add a nice Bandol to the list, and a nice Sancerre ....
	2:04pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: www.youtube.com...
	2:04pm common: thanks el BO-Bo!
	2:04pm fred: @βrian: you should investigate France (the band) Hurdy-gurdy fronted awesomeness from that area
	2:06pm Max Tundra: Greets from London - loving the show, LB! xoxox
	2:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: wah. I thought I had heard Bimbo Tower had died a warrior's death... But still.. FMU field-trip...
	2:09pm Liz Berg: Hey Max Tundra, great to see you here and cheers! Keep making those hot jams!
	2:09pm βrian: @fred: How do I find them? (A bit like googling "John Doe.")
	2:11pm fred: @βrian: yeah, not easy: this seems to be updated as far as tour dates are concerned: www.lllliillll.fr
	2:12pm steve: dam, i wanna FMU field trip.
	2:13pm fred: Also Yann Gourdon has a bunch of other interesting projects, and is much more googleable
	2:13pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: I first heard Mexrrissey on Joe McGasko's show and loved it! I've read about Morrissey's huge appeal in Mexico. I should take a road trip to investigate!
	2:13pm Marc: This is an awesome cover
	2:16pm Wild Neil: @Fred-thanks! I will try that approach in Poland too, like Warszawa, it might work there, too!
	2:18pm Cecile: you can also go to LA and witness it firsthand, I am told. They have a big Morrissey convention there every year.
	2:20pm el BO-Bo: The guy singing name is Chetes. Good musician. He is basicly imitating a Spaniard who imitated Morrissey a thiusand years ago.
	2:20pm steve: i read a magazine article about a latino Morrissey get together in SoCal, a lot of the crowd was super tough almost biker gang looking dudes who just love Moz...
	2:21pm Michael 98145: @steve, wow. trying to wrap my brain around that.
	2:21pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: @steve - can you send me a link to that article??? I live in San Diego and would love to see that!
	2:22pm Max Tundra: Woop! Will do!
	2:22pm fred: @Neil: Better do this with a local. Some turns are really wrong. Even if you speak the language
	2:23pm el BO-Bo: The Spaniards name is Mikel Erentxun.
	2:23pm steve: this is years ago from an old issue of Big Brother Skateboard Mag. mid 2000s? i have the physical magazine at home, but just googled and all i could find was people discussing the article, no scans or links.
	2:25pm Cecile: Here ya go. books.google.com...
	2:25pm el BO-Bo: Morrissey and The Smiths are huge in Pain and Argentina too. I've met ppl from the SoCal Moz crowd and they are all cool but tough looking because they are "in pain." Like Moz.
	2:28pm el rock: It's a little rockabilly and a little Spandau Ballet. Weird right?
	2:29pm Michael 98145: ^ wow ...
	2:30pm Cecile: I kind of wished they would have gotten someone besides Klosterman to write that piece.
	2:32pm Cecile: I do love it when bands become popular in unusual places. Like Iced Earth in Greece, the Porcupine Tree in Italy or Depeche Mode in the US.
	2:33pm Cecile: It throws everyone for a loop!
	2:33pm Michael 98145: or Porest on FMU. no, wait, that's not unusual.
	2:34pm fred: @Cecile: Depeche Mode had a few great songs that shouldn't have become popular anywhere
	2:34pm Cecile: And the article is out of date. Morrissey reportedly has had lots and lots of sex and likes it very much. hahhahaha
	2:37pm cee: hell yeah thee oh sees. new one on the way!
	2:38pm Cecile: hahahahhaha, fred.
	2:38pm bill: RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
	2:41pm Cecile: can you play meat sweats?
	2:41pm steve: i gotta hear this nacho man thing
	2:43pm steve: wait i think i did
	2:43pm Michael 98145: i loved the suburban lawns ...
	2:44pm el BO-bO = djelrock: DM was HUGE in Peru in the 80's n 90's I have no idea how they found out about them there.
	2:44pm Cecile: it just takes one Smiths fan...
	2:45pm Cecile: it's like aesthetic Zika.
	2:45pm Cecile: but much more pleasant.
	2:46pm Michael 98145: "i'm hungry - want somethin to eat"
	2:48pm common: this is great
	2:48pm Michael 98145: ( meat sweats deconstructed )
	2:48pm david from ks.: @ Wild Neil : sorry with the no reply yesterday morn ! moved away from the screen !
	2:48pm Cecile: is the reason why Avalanches records take so long is that they have to clear all these samples?
	2:48pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: @Ack! Work interrupting FMU time again! Geez! Thanks Cecile and Steve for all the Moz info! I will keep my eyes peeled for any subculturing down here. Meanwhile, is it Sandwich Time? Liz you need to make a food themed cd if you haven't already.
	2:52pm fred: I think Bryce has that market cornered. His playlist is like food talk, all the time
	2:53pm Cecile: www.youtube.com...
	2:56pm el BO-bO = djelrock: This must be Topo Gigio's daddy. Cool!
	2:57pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: @Cecile - that is too funny! I think I had that conversation in my mind about DM many times!
	2:58pm Cecile: the venture brothers have the most amazing weird musical references. And Foetus, I mean Jim Thirwell does their music.
	2:59pm Michael 98145: thank you, DJ Liz
	10:13pm tath: hey liz, what was that cover of sugar sugar you talked over at 1:35?
	2:29pm Liz Berg: @tath: it's Claude Denjean, more info here: www.discogs.com...

Liz Berg: Playlist from August 9, 2016

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August 9, 2016: Afternoon Gymnastics

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Gryke Pyje	Flying Carpet "Flying Carpet" by "Gryke Pyje"	Fragments Of High Sensitivity	Ikuisuus	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Blue Dot Sessions	A Path Unwinding	K4	Free Music Archive	*	0:06:41 (Pop-up)
Vir Nocturna	Of Steel "Of Steel" by "Vir Nocturna"	Of Steel	Free Music Archive	*	0:09:21 (Pop-up)
Jason Leonard	Ritual Thirteen "Ritual Thirteen" by "Jason Leonard"	Rituals: Radio Music Vol. 1	Free Music Archive	*	0:12:52 (Pop-up)
Houseboy	Girlfriend Ringtone "Girlfriend Ringtone" by "Houseboy"	AS220 Foo Fest 2016 Sampler (V/A)	Free Music Archive	*	0:15:40 (Pop-up)
Chloe Orin	Ezra "Ezra" by "Chloe Orin"	[EPV_190] 調律と調和	Free Music Archive	*	0:20:20 (Pop-up)
Mons Jacet	Morning Gymnastics "Morning Gymnastics" by "Mons Jacet"	V.A. Loose Roots	Free Music Archive	*	0:23:04 (Pop-up)
Nihilore	Evening Drum "Evening Drum" by "Nihilore"	The Hermeneutic Circle	Free Music Archive	*	0:26:18 (Pop-up)
Auld	Lady Killa "Lady Killa" by "Auld"	Twenty Summit City Slicker	Free Music Archive	*	0:28:40 (Pop-up)

Malaventura	TheOperator "TheOperator" by "Malaventura"	La Fuerza / The Strength	Free Music Archive	*	0:35:28 (Pop-up)
Massimo Ruberti	Spider Guardian Machine	Granchite Yumtruso PT. 1	Free Music Archive	*	0:39:23 (Pop-up)
NaDa BaBa	Sydney City Rain "Sydney City Rain" by "NaDa BaBa"	The Real	Free Music Archive	*	0:47:36 (Pop-up)
The Impossebulls	Back To It (12inch Mixx)	Back To It b/w 5 x 5	Free Music Archive	*	0:51:49 (Pop-up)
Marsel Minga	Kar Designer "Kar Designer" by "Marsel Minga"	1408 Luis K	Free Music Archive	*	0:54:56 (Pop-up)
Dan Deacon	Feel The Lightning (Anamanaguchi Remix)	AS220 Foo Fest 2016 Sampler (V/A)	Free Music Archive	*	0:56:58 (Pop-up)
Laszlo Harsanyi	Club Delirio Habanero	Havana Heat	Free Music Archive	*	1:01:33 (Pop-up)
Gumbel	Antipersona "Antipersona" by "Gumbel"	Bubblegum for the Brain	Free Music Archive	*	1:04:11 (Pop-up)
Sylergic	Metal "Metal" by "Sylergic"	Tick Tock	Free Music Archive	*	1:05:52 (Pop-up)
Mueran Humanos	Mi Auto "Mi Auto" by "Mueran Humanos"	Live at WFMU with Scott Williams, 4/27/2015	Free Music Archive	*	1:14:50 (Pop-up)
-ono-	Illegal Screaming Kiss Her Kiss Her : rewrite	forSM	Free Music Archive	*	1:20:36 (Pop-up)
Greater Than Or Equal To	Horny Pariah	Kowtow	Free Music Archive	*	1:26:33 (Pop-up)
Ed Schrader's Music Beat	I Think I'm a Ghost	AS220 Foo Fest 2016 Sampler (V/A)	Free Music Archive	*	1:33:28 (Pop-up)

Renaldo and the Loaf	Robot Tango "Robot Tango" by "Renaldo and the Loaf"	Behind Closed Curtains	Klang Galerie	*	1:44:44 (Pop-up)
Deepakalypse	Last Call "Last Call" by "Deepakalypse"	Floating on a Sphere	Everloving	*	1:51:02 (Pop-up)
Rafi Bookstaber	Make Up Yr Mind "Make Up Yr Mind" by "Rafi Bookstaber"	Late Summer	Woodsist	*	1:53:03 (Pop-up)
Car Seat Headrest	Not What I Need	Teens of Denial	Matador	*	2:00:46 (Pop-up)
The Prophet Hens	Only One "Only One" by "The Prophet Hens"	The Wonderful Shapes of Back Door Keys	Fishrider	*	2:05:17 (Pop-up)
The Funs	Dragon Sis "Dragon Sis" by "The Funs"	Dragon Sis 7"	Manic Static	*	2:07:56 (Pop-up)
Mexrrissey	Estuvo Bien (Suedehead)	No Manchester	Cooking Vinyl	*	2:11:19 (Pop-up)
Exploded View	Disco Glove "Disco Glove" by "Exploded View"	Exploded View	Sacred Bones	*	2:15:00 (Pop-up)
Summer Cannibals	I Wanna Believe "I Wanna Believe" by "Summer Cannibals"	Full of It	Kill Rock Stars	*	2:18:25 (Pop-up)
Lithics	Lizard "Lizard" by "Lithics"	Borrowed Floors	Water Wing	*	2:20:44 (Pop-up)
Porest	Worm Sum "Worm Sum" by "Porest"	Modern Journal of Popular Savagery	Nashazphone	*	2:22:51 (Pop-up)
Mosquito Ego	Stew "Stew" by "Mosquito Ego"	Glomb	Treibender Teppich	*	2:25:03 (Pop-up)
Straight Crimes	Animals "Animals" by "Straight Crimes"	Windows Have Feelings	Fine Concepts	*	2:28:53 (Pop-up)
The High Curbs	Fable "Fable" by "The High Curbs"	Marcelo Cleveland	Sick City	*	2:33:40 (Pop-up)
Thee Oh Sees	Tunnel Time "Tunnel Time" by "Thee Oh Sees"	Live In San Francisco	Castle Face	*	2:36:05 (Pop-up)
Leather Towel	Nacho Chips "Nacho Chips" by "Leather Towel"	IV	Aarght	*	2:38:30 (Pop-up)

The Avalanches	The Noisy Eater "The Noisy Eater" by "The Avalanches"	Wildflower	Modular / Astralwerks	*	2:44:51 (Pop-up)
Beat Detectives	When You Wake Up "When You Wake Up" by "Beat Detectives"	Climate Change	Not Not Fun	*	2:48:11 (Pop-up)
Papá Topo	Sangre En Los Zapatos (Mi Amor)	Opalo Negro	Elefant	*	2:50:58 (Pop-up)
Mulan Serrico	Garlic2 (Dents) "Garlic2 (Dents)" by "Mulan Serrico"	Discret	Crudites Tapes	*	2:54:49 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02pm βrian: Shimmering against a blue horizon, the Berg heaves into view.
	12:02pm Dr. Goot: Good Afternoon All!
	12:02pm fred: Good afternoon Liz and Lizners
	12:04pm Liz Berg: Hi folks, thanks for joining me today!
	12:09pm melinda: Hi everyone
	12:09pm Polyus: gimme a beet!
	12:16pm SSS: I love space music in the bright of day
	12:19pm Michael 98145: no apology necessary !
	12:21pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Good morning Lizzners!
	12:32pm rsj: subtle suicide?
	12:42pm david from ks.: ,,,Peace and Love, to Youse Guys and BIG Hope Our Earth be shown mercy from its Death Sentence.
	12:46pm Ike: Cafeteria too crowded, can't squeeze in next to coworkers, arrgh. At least I have these killer sounds to keep me company while I inhale my lunch! Thanks Liz!
	12:56pm Rev. Turnip Druid: DO NOT SNORT LUNCH, ike. unless your lunch is vegetable vindaloo with onion kulcha & mango lassi. Then I would endorse such snortage.
	12:56pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: 'ello FOKES.
	1:01pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Stupid work people interrupting my Liz time! GAH!
	1:03pm fred: I know! I'm on vacation this week so free from obnoxious interiruptions
	1:05pm Cecile: Cheapest place to eat in probably both Twin Cities downtowns is At Miguel's. $2.00 tomato and egg sub, $1.50 hummus and pita.
	1:05pm Cecile: Damn it, it's cheaper and healthier than the vending machine...
	1:07pm єki: Not today, @RTD. But yesterday was onion kulcha (poor), soya methi malai (good), and veg samosas (excellent). Today was ricotta & veg lasagna. So tasty that, indeed, I may have snorted it a bit. (stomach rumbles)
	1:07pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: ROBOT DANCE PARTY!!!!
	1:09pm Liz Berg: Speaking of robot dance parties, this happened: www.youtube.com...
	1:09pm Liz Berg: And yes, I am hoarding robot videos... send me your faves!
	1:10pm fred: @Cecile: Wow, that's serious value there. I work in a touristy area, so prices tend to be outrageous. I just skip lunch
	1:13pm Cecile: it does good business, but it should be mobbed. Fortunately, people are a little scared of the place. You know, Spanish and Lebanese food from a friendly father and son....people are weird in St. Paul, man.
	1:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: What Fred said. Super tourist prices here (2 blocks from white house) -- Hence we cried with joy when the food trucks happened...
	1:17pm Cecile: the food truck craze has kind of stabilized. A couple of them have actually turned into restaurants.
	1:18pm Wild Neil: PEACE Liz et al.
	1:19pm Chris M.: www.youtube.com...
	1:20pm Wild Neil: We have a bunch of food trucks in Buffalo...I look forward to trying one....I think they should have BAR trucks so people could get a beer in the park....yeah, that would be workable, sure!
	1:21pm Wild Neil: This reminds me of Suicide.
	1:21pm fred: Actually, food trucks around here are total hype-fueled rip-off jobs. Seriously, you can't get anything for less than €10. And that would be a salad. Brick and mortar stores are way cheaper
	1:21pm Wild Neil: Mueran Humanos reminds me of Suicide...the band that is, not the act of...
	1:21pm Liz Berg: Thanks @Chris M! Nice one, would also work as a great loop.
	1:22pm Wild Neil: Fred-no offense but if Paris is like NYC I am willing to bet almost anything at any restaurant is $10 these days...or ten Euros....
	1:23pm el BO-Bo: This sounds like Juana Molina on ceack. Me like it lots.
	1:23pm el BO-Bo: Crack
	1:23pm Cecile: that's too bad, Fred. I do think that they are not quite the discount they used to be, but there are still some good ones out there.
	1:26pm fred: @Neil: if you ever go to Paris, the trick is to go off a big street, the turn randomly once or twice. You'll find a nice, cheap place. The help does have to eat/drink somewhere
	1:27pm Cecile: Can you still get good stuff at the open air markets? If I even ended up there, I would be buying a lot of sandwich/salad fixings there...
	1:29pm Michael 98145: @cecile, last time i was in the twin cities i was impressed by the large number of somali now living there. over here on the left coast immigration is largely from southeast asia. we are all immigrants from somewhere.
	1:29pm Rev. Turnip Druid: $7 lunch is the low average at the trucks here. Which is marvelous compared to the fiscal violence @ pret & similar horrors in the area.
	1:32pm Cecile: Oh, we have a lot of southeast Asian immigrants, too. For a long time, St. Paul had the most Hmong people outside of Laos/Cambodia/Vietnam.
	1:33pm Cecile: but yes, immigration has increased. No longer am I told I "look ethnic".
	1:33pm fred: @Cecile: if you ever go to Paris, you should definitely get in touch with Pierre. He knows such things, and I don't. I was born in Paris, but never lived there
	1:34pm Devin B.: Yay! Ed Schrader!
	1:35pm Cecile: I will, Fred, thanks!
	1:42pm joe: I liked the idea of synthcore. :)
	1:43pm fred: I have never seen them, but trusted sources say Senyawa is a totally must-see act. I didn't see them because dance comes first, but it was a tough choice
	1:48pm Mike East: We are providing backline for that Prospect Park gig. Biggest job we have in an otherwise very slow week. On the thread of overpriced NYC food, my boss just bought me some mock duck drunken noodle for lunch. An hour late on the delivery, but I can't complain since I'm not paying for it. Now I can save my prosciutto sandwich for dinner.
	1:49pm fred: Prince Rama! They are so wonderfully nice. Go see them, enjoy the music, and meet really inspiring people
	1:49pm βrian: Are we going to Paris? Je suis prêt !
	1:52pm βrian: We have a few restaurants in Madison that started out as food trucks. I like getting good food on the cheap, but I can do without the extruded polystyrene packaging, thank you.
	1:52pm common: finally back from the office of human services! hey liz and people!
	1:53pm Rev. Turnip Druid: YES. FMU field-trip to Paris. Never did make it to Bimbo Tower when I was there..
	1:56pm fred: @RTD: Bimbo Tower is long gone, to my lingering pain
	1:56pm βrian: Can we sneak off for a little biking in the Auvergne?
	1:57pm Cecile: you bikers can. I'll be scouring the thrift shops and record stores.
	1:58pm el BO-Bo: And you survived! Glad to hear common.
	1:58pm fred: @βrian: if you plan to bike there, it will take some time
	1:58pm Michael 98145: & i'll be enjoying a 2010 Saint-Émilion
	2:01pm βrian: I can enjoy urban environments for the better part of a week, but then I need some countryside. I expect I'd hop a train to Clermont-Ferrand and go from there.
	2:03pm βrian: @M98145: That sounds nice. I might add a nice Bandol to the list, and a nice Sancerre ....
	2:04pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: www.youtube.com...
	2:04pm common: thanks el BO-Bo!
	2:04pm fred: @βrian: you should investigate France (the band) Hurdy-gurdy fronted awesomeness from that area
	2:06pm Max Tundra: Greets from London - loving the show, LB! xoxox
	2:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: wah. I thought I had heard Bimbo Tower had died a warrior's death... But still.. FMU field-trip...
	2:09pm Liz Berg: Hey Max Tundra, great to see you here and cheers! Keep making those hot jams!
	2:09pm βrian: @fred: How do I find them? (A bit like googling "John Doe.")
	2:11pm fred: @βrian: yeah, not easy: this seems to be updated as far as tour dates are concerned: www.lllliillll.fr
	2:12pm steve: dam, i wanna FMU field trip.
	2:13pm fred: Also Yann Gourdon has a bunch of other interesting projects, and is much more googleable
	2:13pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: I first heard Mexrrissey on Joe McGasko's show and loved it! I've read about Morrissey's huge appeal in Mexico. I should take a road trip to investigate!
	2:13pm Marc: This is an awesome cover
	2:16pm Wild Neil: @Fred-thanks! I will try that approach in Poland too, like Warszawa, it might work there, too!
	2:18pm Cecile: you can also go to LA and witness it firsthand, I am told. They have a big Morrissey convention there every year.
	2:20pm el BO-Bo: The guy singing name is Chetes. Good musician. He is basicly imitating a Spaniard who imitated Morrissey a thiusand years ago.
	2:20pm steve: i read a magazine article about a latino Morrissey get together in SoCal, a lot of the crowd was super tough almost biker gang looking dudes who just love Moz...
	2:21pm Michael 98145: @steve, wow. trying to wrap my brain around that.
	2:21pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: @steve - can you send me a link to that article??? I live in San Diego and would love to see that!
	2:22pm Max Tundra: Woop! Will do!
	2:22pm fred: @Neil: Better do this with a local. Some turns are really wrong. Even if you speak the language
	2:23pm el BO-Bo: The Spaniards name is Mikel Erentxun.
	2:23pm steve: this is years ago from an old issue of Big Brother Skateboard Mag. mid 2000s? i have the physical magazine at home, but just googled and all i could find was people discussing the article, no scans or links.
	2:25pm Cecile: Here ya go. books.google.com...
	2:25pm el BO-Bo: Morrissey and The Smiths are huge in Pain and Argentina too. I've met ppl from the SoCal Moz crowd and they are all cool but tough looking because they are "in pain." Like Moz.
	2:28pm el rock: It's a little rockabilly and a little Spandau Ballet. Weird right?
	2:29pm Michael 98145: ^ wow ...
	2:30pm Cecile: I kind of wished they would have gotten someone besides Klosterman to write that piece.
	2:32pm Cecile: I do love it when bands become popular in unusual places. Like Iced Earth in Greece, the Porcupine Tree in Italy or Depeche Mode in the US.
	2:33pm Cecile: It throws everyone for a loop!
	2:33pm Michael 98145: or Porest on FMU. no, wait, that's not unusual.
	2:34pm fred: @Cecile: Depeche Mode had a few great songs that shouldn't have become popular anywhere
	2:34pm Cecile: And the article is out of date. Morrissey reportedly has had lots and lots of sex and likes it very much. hahhahaha
	2:37pm cee: hell yeah thee oh sees. new one on the way!
	2:38pm Cecile: hahahahhaha, fred.
	2:38pm bill: RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
	2:41pm Cecile: can you play meat sweats?
	2:41pm steve: i gotta hear this nacho man thing
	2:43pm steve: wait i think i did
	2:43pm Michael 98145: i loved the suburban lawns ...
	2:44pm el BO-bO = djelrock: DM was HUGE in Peru in the 80's n 90's I have no idea how they found out about them there.
	2:44pm Cecile: it just takes one Smiths fan...
	2:45pm Cecile: it's like aesthetic Zika.
	2:45pm Cecile: but much more pleasant.
	2:46pm Michael 98145: "i'm hungry - want somethin to eat"
	2:48pm common: this is great
	2:48pm Michael 98145: ( meat sweats deconstructed )
	2:48pm david from ks.: @ Wild Neil : sorry with the no reply yesterday morn ! moved away from the screen !
	2:48pm Cecile: is the reason why Avalanches records take so long is that they have to clear all these samples?
	2:48pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: @Ack! Work interrupting FMU time again! Geez! Thanks Cecile and Steve for all the Moz info! I will keep my eyes peeled for any subculturing down here. Meanwhile, is it Sandwich Time? Liz you need to make a food themed cd if you haven't already.
	2:52pm fred: I think Bryce has that market cornered. His playlist is like food talk, all the time
	2:53pm Cecile: www.youtube.com...
	2:56pm el BO-bO = djelrock: This must be Topo Gigio's daddy. Cool!
	2:57pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: @Cecile - that is too funny! I think I had that conversation in my mind about DM many times!
	2:58pm Cecile: the venture brothers have the most amazing weird musical references. And Foetus, I mean Jim Thirwell does their music.
	2:59pm Michael 98145: thank you, DJ Liz
	10:13pm tath: hey liz, what was that cover of sugar sugar you talked over at 1:35?
	2:29pm Liz Berg: @tath: it's Claude Denjean, more info here: www.discogs.com...

Liz Berg: Playlist from August 9, 2016

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