WFMU: 100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from February 21, 2018

Listener comments!
	🛎 12:01pm βrian: Good Afternoon, Mary Wing [ding] and others.
	12:01pm Listener Bob in PGH: Hi Mary!
	12:03pm Dave in Vermont: hey, kids
	12:03pm Mary Wing: Ho-ho-hola Brian, Bob, and Dave!
	12:04pm Yvang: Hello, tolerable peoples!
	12:06pm Sem: I've got this ringing in my ears... Hello, Mary, the 100% Whatever clan, nosey parkers, aural voyeurs, the poor, the downtrodden, and all.
	12:06pm Mary Wing: Hi Yvang and Sem, welcome to Wednesday whatever!
	12:06pm Webhamster Henry: We are the 100%
	🛎 12:07pm βrian: What? Parker Posey?
	🛎 12:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: I'll listen to whatever.
	12:09pm Mary Wing: Howdy Henry! Is it warm up where you are today?
	12:12pm northguineahills: This Brian Reitzell reminds me of Seefeel.
	12:14pm Mary Wing: Hey there Ken and NGH! Everybody's early today!
	🛎 12:19pm βrian: Oh no, it's happening again! Whenever I tune in to Whatever, I start to get hungry.
	12:20pm northguineahills: Smalltown Supersound, my favorite Norwegian record label Heia Norge!
	12:20pm northguineahills: I made a shit ton of taquitos this weekend, so, I guess it will be taquitos con huevos yet again, the horror!
	🛎 12:22pm βrian: On the topic of food, I have a friend who just got back from a tour of Cuba. They had no habaneros. None to be found. How can that be?
	12:25pm northguineahills: Well, the habanero, was named for havana, but only got cultivated in Mexico, and then the Caribbean. I believe it was more of naming it after what everyone thought Cuba was like, rather then being an indigenous culinary crop.
	🛎 12:27pm βrian: I wonder if Scotch Bonnets are hard to find in Scotland ...
	12:27pm Mary Wing: Heh.
	🛎 12:28pm βrian: She also mentioned that they considered black pepper too spicy to be offered at table.
	12:29pm northguineahills: Well, a Scots milliner might have a Scotch Bonnet. (the Scotch Bonnet pepper is derived from the habanero).
	🛎 12:30pm βrian: I'm more of a Serrano guy, anyway.
	12:32pm northguineahills: I just planted serranos, habaneros, y jalapenos (and other herbs and vegetables).
	🛎 12:36pm βrian: Man, I'm really tengoing hambre. Dear me.
	12:39pm Listener Bob in PGH: NGH, what planting zone are you in?
	12:41pm Listener Bob in PGH: Me, I'm in 6b so I won't even be planting seeds under lights for another 3 weeks. Then if all goes well will be setting seedlings outdoors in mid-May.
	🛎 12:43pm βrian: We're 5a. I usually start tomatoes around St Patrick's day.
	12:44pm northguineahills: @Listener Bob in PGH: 1, I believe (the furthest south one). It's already 84F/30C here. Although we had a freeze 2.5 weeks ago (I'm in Gainesville, FL).
	12:45pm northguineahills: In NYC I wouldn't even plant seeds indoors until mid-April, and put them outside in May.
	🛎 12:45pm βrian: Damn, Satan makes me think of seitan. Or Vietnamese mì căng in a sweet spicy marinade. Mmmm.
	12:46pm Listener Bob in PGH: βrian: Hail Seitan!
	🛎 12:46pm βrian: Your handle could be Gainful_in_Gainesville.
	🛎 12:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: 71F / 22 C and sunny in this locale.
	12:49pm Listener Bob in PGH: Ah, Florida! Yes, plant your chile seeds now. I grew up in SoCal and we used to plant tomato seedlings in mid Feb. Growing in several different climates as I've moved over the years has been a fascinating experience.
	12:53pm northguineahills: I need to bookmark this archive for all of the links Mary is giving us for when I get home.
	🛎 12:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: With sea levels rising like they are, Florida will be a good place for growing kelp & seaweed in a few years.
	12:54pm Mary Wing: Heh, I always try to provide links; gotta move that merchandise!
	12:57pm steveo: howdy hi -- whoa just after I typed that Mad Daddy said "howdy do". true story.
	12:58pm steveo: and i'll be damned if that miracle didn't happen on the ichiban stream :)
	1:00pm Mary Wing: Hi steveo! The miracle of the streams!
	1:00pm steveo: amen!
	1:02pm rw: I'm so confused. Nothing to do with any of you. Just confused. Checking in to say hello before heading off to do more of whatever it is I do. Have a good one everybody and thank you Mary! I'll be listening from the road...
	🛎 1:04pm βrian: Not for the Newfies.
	1:05pm steveo: time keeps on slippin slippin slippin...
	🛎 1:10pm βrian: I love not having neighbors in the same building any more. Space to breathe.
	1:14pm Dave in Vermont: it's nice how that Low lyric came in, I don't think I've noticed that on your show before
	1:16pm Mary Wing: I put that bit in so that's how I know I've talked too long, Dave!
	1:16pm northguineahills: Dallas Acid, best prime-time soap evar!
	1:16pm Mary Wing: The bed music is 13:09, so that's plenty of time to say what I gotta say, heh.
	1:18pm northguineahills: @Ken: I'm 190 ft/58m above sea level, essentially the highest point in peninsular FL, I should be good here. Mmmmm, kelp and seaweed, I need my noms!
	🛎 1:19pm βrian: Maybe an acid litmus test might work better than background checks.
	1:20pm Sem: @ngh: on the road to Flamingo, there a sign for a Pass, 4 feet above seal-level. Had a good chuckle over that.
	1:22pm Mary Wing: Hi rw, drive safely!
	1:32pm northguineahills: @Sem. The site I'm analyzing/mapping now is about 65 miles/110km from either coast and only 7 ft/1.5m above sea level (just south of Lake Okeechobee). The water flows another 100 miles/165km to the Florida Bay at the southern tip of the peninsula. Creating topographic maps there is very boring.
	1:32pm northguineahills: Dug the Richard Dunn
	1:34pm Sem: Using any Lidar in that process, ngh?
	1:37pm Webhamster Henry: Ken/Hyde Park, have you heard of the Maine Seaweed guy, Larch Hanson? An excellent seaweed source!
	1:40pm Ike: I prefer Laotian crispy river weed: somanymiles.com...
	🛎 1:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: @WH - Looking at his web site now. It's like kale from the ocean.
	1:45pm northguineahills: not my company, but the South Florida Water District does do LIDAR flights. (they're one of our clients).
	1:46pm northguineahills: (good thing I rarely need to create topographic maps).
	1:46pm ɨkɛ: For a minute there, I thought this was Sade. Heh.
	1:47pm northguineahills: You know what, I really appreciate this George Michael, for some odd reason. Only Mary could have pulled it off.
	1:48pm Mary Wing: Hi Ike! Funny you should mention Sade...
	1:52pm northguineahills: Ike: our preternatural friend....
	1:53pm Stanley: Hi Mary. Oooh, I had to chime in to say that Sade is so evocative on time and place for me (London 1984-7)
	1:57pm doctorjazz: Hi all, been listening, too busy to post.
	1:57pm Mary Wing: Howdy Stanley! Yes, Sade is totally 80s nostalgia for me, heh.
	1:58pm northguineahills: The first time I was single (after college), Sade seemed to be the go-to make out music in the late 90s.
	2:00pm Stanley: You smooth operator, ngh.
	2:03pm northguineahills: @Ike, where can I find Kaipen??? To the Asian supermarket! (be back soon!)
	2:08pm Mary Wing: Hey there doctorjazz, just in time for 3oak!
	2:10pm Stanley: I have to say I'm not familiar with Van Halen's oeuvre
	2:12pm Sem: Do we need to put on tighty-tights to listen to this?
	2:13pm Stanley: Had mine already on, just in case.
	2:13pm Listener Bob in PGH: I'd think overalls and nothin' on underneath would be more appropriate!
	2:14pm Mary Wing: And the fringe chaps, of course!
	2:14pm Sem: Butt-less chaps might be a fashion faux pas, however. Though courageous.
	2:15pm Stanley: Are we in butt-less chaps territory, here?
	2:15pm Mary Wing: Chaps are butt-less by nature, no? They go on over your pants.
	2:15pm steveo: this is fun! (the set, not the chaps)
	2:15pm Stanley: I see we are
	2:17pm Listener Bob in PGH: Hippikiller - appropriate garb for this track is satin dress shirt unbottoned halfway down with oversize collar popped over a polyester blazer
	2:18pm Sem: So this is sort of Running w/ the Devil Down to Georgia...
	2:26pm david w: Hi, Mary! I'm hanging around as usual, doing Whatever.
	2:27pm Mary Wing: Hiya David and the Ridgewood crew! Glad ou could hang and swing with us!
	🛎 2:28pm βrian: Running with the Devil seems like a likely candidate for the scheisse flute treatment.
	2:28pm northguineahills: I once made a mash-up of Van Halen's "Running w/ the Devil" w/ Daft Punk.
	2:29pm Mary Wing: Heh. Scheisse flute rules!
	🛎 2:30pm βrian: I had enough garlic at lunch to scare off the Devil.
	🛎 2:33pm βrian: Oh damn, I've lost count now. There were about 386 pops ...
	2:34pm Mary Wing: Shall I play it again, then?
	2:35pm fred: Good afternoon Mary and whateverists
	🛎 2:36pm βrian: fred! We were looking for you on Ken's show to record a Station ID spot.
	2:36pm Mary Wing: Salut, fred!
	2:41pm fred: I'd rather not inflict my terrible accent on innocent listeners. Pierre's is much better anyway
	🛎 2:43pm βrian: Well, you could do it in French, I think. I wonder if the FCC specifies.
	2:45pm fred: I certainly hope that only English counts when it comes to FCC regulations. I wouldn't want them to hunt for foreign language profanities in the station's archives
	🛎 2:47pm βrian: I can't imagine Spanish isn't standard, too. There are plenty of Spanish-only stations here.
	2:48pm northguineahills: There are a handful of spanish profinities that are verboten by the FCC, but let's just say it's less then 7, and you don't have to be creative to actually curse on the air en espanol.
	🛎 2:51pm βrian: So "putain" is probably fine. But not "un phoque."
	2:52pm northguineahills: A new William Onyeabor to me!!!
	2:52pm ɨkɛ: As I understand it, the FCC has occasionally fined for Spanish-language profanities, but never for other languages besides English and Spanish. Yet.
	2:55pm david w: Crossing the border into Queens now, where the profanities come in 50 languages! Thanks, Mary!
	2:56pm Stanley: Great show. Thanks Mary
	2:57pm Sem: Doubleplusgood time, Mary. Thanks, and see you and the 100% next time, w/ luck.
	2:57pm steveo: thanks mary! (where's the Jersey City/Queens border located, exactly, David?)
	2:57pm Dean: Uckfay ethay CCFay.
	🛎 2:57pm βrian: But does the FCC specify a language for Station IDs? That's what I was trying to figure out.
	🛎 2:58pm βrian: eanDa courts disaster.
	2:59pm Mary Wing: Thanks for listening today!
	3:00pm Dean: "Station identification must be transmitted by telephony using the English language or by telegraphy using the international Morse code, and in a form that can be received using equipment appropriate for the modulation type employed, and understood without the use of unscrambling devices, except that, alternatively, station identification may be transmitted digitally, provided that the licensee provides the Commission with information sufficient to decode the digital transmission to ascertain the call sign." 47 C.F.R. § 22.313(c)
	🛎 3:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Mary. Enjoy the warm sunshine!
	1:02am Malloo: Thanks! Muchos!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New / Special	Approx. start time
Ivan The Tolerable and Friends	Fractures	Autodidact 10"	Ack! Ack! Ack!	2018	CD-R		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Brian Reitzell	Last Summer "Last Summer" by "Brian Reitzell"	Auto Music	Smalltown Supersound	2014	CD			0:07:18 (Pop-up)
Colour Haze	Skydance "Skydance" by "Colour Haze"	In Her Garden	Elektrohasch Schallplatten	2017	CD			0:15:47 (Pop-up)
Fabio Anile	Now Is The Time "Now Is The Time" by "Fabio Anile"	CT-Great Speeches: A Chain Tape Collective Project Coordinated By Fabio Anile	CT Collective	2007				0:26:08 (Pop-up)
Boris	Pink "Pink" by "Boris"	Pink	Diwphalanx	2005	CD			0:33:57 (Pop-up)
Boris	My Neighbor Satan "My Neighbor Satan" by "Boris"	Smile	Southern Lord	2008	CD			0:41:31 (Pop-up)
Turnstyle	Trot "Trot" by "Turnstyle"	Looking At The Pictures In The Sky: The British Psychedelic Sounds Of 1968	Grapefruit	2017	CD	Various artists; this song originally released in 1968.	*	0:46:49 (Pop-up)
Orion	Sons & Daughters "Sons & Daughters" by "Orion"	Mirror Mirror	Domino	2011	CD			0:50:42 (Pop-up)
Groovy Movies	Chasing The Sun "Chasing The Sun" by "Groovy Movies"	split 7" with The 1910 Chainsaw Company	self-released?	2017	45		*	0:55:31 (Pop-up)
Afternoons	Said I Might "Said I Might" by "Afternoons"	Say Yes	Eenie Meenie	2014	CD			0:58:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							1:01:48 (Pop-up)
Dallas Acid	Soft Rave "Soft Rave" by "Dallas Acid"	Spa Hunter	Flying Moonlight	2017	LP	On white vinyl.	*	1:14:18 (Pop-up)
Richard Dunn	Modulation "Modulation" by "Richard Dunn"	Séquences / Modulation 7"	Souffle Continu	2017	7"	Originally released in 1978; part of the Heldon "1976-1979" box set.	*	1:24:53 (Pop-up)
Maxïmo Park	I'll Be Around "I'll Be Around" by "Maxïmo Park"	Risk To Exist	Daylighting / Cooking Vinyl	2017	CD			1:27:53 (Pop-up)
Tiziano Popoli & Marco Palpane	Arabian Dream	Scorie	Soave	2018	CD-R	Originally released in 1985.	*	1:31:35 (Pop-up)
Onion Engine	Off Colour / Shifting House	Glume 7"	self-released?	2017	45		*	1:37:52 (Pop-up)
George Michael	Cowboys And Angels	Ladies & Gentlemen: The Best Of George Michael	Epic	1998	CD	This song originally released in 1991.		1:40:01 (Pop-up)
Sade	Paradise "Paradise" by "Sade"	Stronger Than Pride	Epic	1988	MP3			1:49:12 (Pop-up)
Elise LeGrow	Rescue Me "Rescue Me" by "Elise LeGrow"	Playing Chess	S-Curve	2018	CD		*	1:53:14 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							1:56:23 (Pop-up)
Van Halen	Runnin' With The Devil "Runnin' With The Devil" by "Van Halen"	Van Halen	Warner Bros.	1978	MP3		***	2:06:49 (Pop-up)
Hayseed Dixie	Runnin' With The Devil	A Hot Piece Of Grass	Cooking Vinyl	2005	MP3	A Van Halen cover.	***	2:10:21 (Pop-up)
Hippikiller	Runnin' With The Devil	Mixtape From The Striped Room	self-released	2014	MP3	A Van Halen cover.	***	2:13:06 (Pop-up)
Unto Ashes	Runnin' With The Devil	Ghosts Captured	Projekt	2014	MP3	A Van Halen cover; this version originally released in 2012.	***	2:26:15 (Pop-up)
The Vatican Cellars	Runnin' With The Devil		Where It's At Is Where You Are	2010	MP3	A Van Halen cover.	***	2:19:29 (Pop-up)
8-Bit Arcade	Runnin' With The Devil	Rock & Metal Anthems, Vol. 2	self-released	2015	MP3	A Van Halen cover.	***	2:22:06 (Pop-up)
Yximalloo	Good Time #2 "Good Time #2" by "Yximalloo"	2013 In Ireland	Sakura Wrechords	2013	CD-R		*	2:25:51 (Pop-up)
Rotten Bliss	Another Ocean "Another Ocean" by "Rotten Bliss"	The Nightwatchman Sings	Reverb Worship	2017	CD			2:31:34 (Pop-up)
Sonae & Danielle de Picciotto	Hoffnung	Leise Fäden	self-released	2017	CD		*	2:33:51 (Pop-up)
Moodswings featuring Chrissie Hynde	Spiritual High (State Of Independence)	CreamCollect Balearic	Virgin	2002	CD	Various artists; this song originally released in 1992.		2:38:05 (Pop-up)
Bette Smith	Do Your Thing "Do Your Thing" by "Bette Smith"	Jetlagger	Big Legal Mess	2017	CD		*	2:42:58 (Pop-up)
William Onyeabor	Great Lover "Great Lover" by "William Onyeabor"	Great Lover	Luaka Bop	2014	CD	Originally released in 1981.		2:47:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)					Bonus tracks for the archive!		2:53:38 (Pop-up)
Steilacoom	Sisters "Sisters" by "Steilacoom"	Sisters / White Dog 7"	Vibraphone	2016	45	On orange vinyl.	*	2:57:46 (Pop-up)
Mile Me Deaf	Wayout "Wayout" by "Mile Me Deaf"	Blowout / Wayout 7"	Siluh	2016	45	On translucent vinyl.	*	3:01:03 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🛎 12:01pm βrian: Good Afternoon, Mary Wing [ding] and others.
	12:01pm Listener Bob in PGH: Hi Mary!
	12:03pm Dave in Vermont: hey, kids
	12:03pm Mary Wing: Ho-ho-hola Brian, Bob, and Dave!
	12:04pm Yvang: Hello, tolerable peoples!
	12:06pm Sem: I've got this ringing in my ears... Hello, Mary, the 100% Whatever clan, nosey parkers, aural voyeurs, the poor, the downtrodden, and all.
	12:06pm Mary Wing: Hi Yvang and Sem, welcome to Wednesday whatever!
	12:06pm Webhamster Henry: We are the 100%
	🛎 12:07pm βrian: What? Parker Posey?
	🛎 12:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: I'll listen to whatever.
	12:09pm Mary Wing: Howdy Henry! Is it warm up where you are today?
	12:12pm northguineahills: This Brian Reitzell reminds me of Seefeel.
	12:14pm Mary Wing: Hey there Ken and NGH! Everybody's early today!
	🛎 12:19pm βrian: Oh no, it's happening again! Whenever I tune in to Whatever, I start to get hungry.
	12:20pm northguineahills: Smalltown Supersound, my favorite Norwegian record label Heia Norge!
	12:20pm northguineahills: I made a shit ton of taquitos this weekend, so, I guess it will be taquitos con huevos yet again, the horror!
	🛎 12:22pm βrian: On the topic of food, I have a friend who just got back from a tour of Cuba. They had no habaneros. None to be found. How can that be?
	12:25pm northguineahills: Well, the habanero, was named for havana, but only got cultivated in Mexico, and then the Caribbean. I believe it was more of naming it after what everyone thought Cuba was like, rather then being an indigenous culinary crop.
	🛎 12:27pm βrian: I wonder if Scotch Bonnets are hard to find in Scotland ...
	12:27pm Mary Wing: Heh.
	🛎 12:28pm βrian: She also mentioned that they considered black pepper too spicy to be offered at table.
	12:29pm northguineahills: Well, a Scots milliner might have a Scotch Bonnet. (the Scotch Bonnet pepper is derived from the habanero).
	🛎 12:30pm βrian: I'm more of a Serrano guy, anyway.
	12:32pm northguineahills: I just planted serranos, habaneros, y jalapenos (and other herbs and vegetables).
	🛎 12:36pm βrian: Man, I'm really tengoing hambre. Dear me.
	12:39pm Listener Bob in PGH: NGH, what planting zone are you in?
	12:41pm Listener Bob in PGH: Me, I'm in 6b so I won't even be planting seeds under lights for another 3 weeks. Then if all goes well will be setting seedlings outdoors in mid-May.
	🛎 12:43pm βrian: We're 5a. I usually start tomatoes around St Patrick's day.
	12:44pm northguineahills: @Listener Bob in PGH: 1, I believe (the furthest south one). It's already 84F/30C here. Although we had a freeze 2.5 weeks ago (I'm in Gainesville, FL).
	12:45pm northguineahills: In NYC I wouldn't even plant seeds indoors until mid-April, and put them outside in May.
	🛎 12:45pm βrian: Damn, Satan makes me think of seitan. Or Vietnamese mì căng in a sweet spicy marinade. Mmmm.
	12:46pm Listener Bob in PGH: βrian: Hail Seitan!
	🛎 12:46pm βrian: Your handle could be Gainful_in_Gainesville.
	🛎 12:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: 71F / 22 C and sunny in this locale.
	12:49pm Listener Bob in PGH: Ah, Florida! Yes, plant your chile seeds now. I grew up in SoCal and we used to plant tomato seedlings in mid Feb. Growing in several different climates as I've moved over the years has been a fascinating experience.
	12:53pm northguineahills: I need to bookmark this archive for all of the links Mary is giving us for when I get home.
	🛎 12:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: With sea levels rising like they are, Florida will be a good place for growing kelp & seaweed in a few years.
	12:54pm Mary Wing: Heh, I always try to provide links; gotta move that merchandise!
	12:57pm steveo: howdy hi -- whoa just after I typed that Mad Daddy said "howdy do". true story.
	12:58pm steveo: and i'll be damned if that miracle didn't happen on the ichiban stream :)
	1:00pm Mary Wing: Hi steveo! The miracle of the streams!
	1:00pm steveo: amen!
	1:02pm rw: I'm so confused. Nothing to do with any of you. Just confused. Checking in to say hello before heading off to do more of whatever it is I do. Have a good one everybody and thank you Mary! I'll be listening from the road...
	🛎 1:04pm βrian: Not for the Newfies.
	1:05pm steveo: time keeps on slippin slippin slippin...
	🛎 1:10pm βrian: I love not having neighbors in the same building any more. Space to breathe.
	1:14pm Dave in Vermont: it's nice how that Low lyric came in, I don't think I've noticed that on your show before
	1:16pm Mary Wing: I put that bit in so that's how I know I've talked too long, Dave!
	1:16pm northguineahills: Dallas Acid, best prime-time soap evar!
	1:16pm Mary Wing: The bed music is 13:09, so that's plenty of time to say what I gotta say, heh.
	1:18pm northguineahills: @Ken: I'm 190 ft/58m above sea level, essentially the highest point in peninsular FL, I should be good here. Mmmmm, kelp and seaweed, I need my noms!
	🛎 1:19pm βrian: Maybe an acid litmus test might work better than background checks.
	1:20pm Sem: @ngh: on the road to Flamingo, there a sign for a Pass, 4 feet above seal-level. Had a good chuckle over that.
	1:22pm Mary Wing: Hi rw, drive safely!
	1:32pm northguineahills: @Sem. The site I'm analyzing/mapping now is about 65 miles/110km from either coast and only 7 ft/1.5m above sea level (just south of Lake Okeechobee). The water flows another 100 miles/165km to the Florida Bay at the southern tip of the peninsula. Creating topographic maps there is very boring.
	1:32pm northguineahills: Dug the Richard Dunn
	1:34pm Sem: Using any Lidar in that process, ngh?
	1:37pm Webhamster Henry: Ken/Hyde Park, have you heard of the Maine Seaweed guy, Larch Hanson? An excellent seaweed source!
	1:40pm Ike: I prefer Laotian crispy river weed: somanymiles.com...
	🛎 1:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: @WH - Looking at his web site now. It's like kale from the ocean.
	1:45pm northguineahills: not my company, but the South Florida Water District does do LIDAR flights. (they're one of our clients).
	1:46pm northguineahills: (good thing I rarely need to create topographic maps).
	1:46pm ɨkɛ: For a minute there, I thought this was Sade. Heh.
	1:47pm northguineahills: You know what, I really appreciate this George Michael, for some odd reason. Only Mary could have pulled it off.
	1:48pm Mary Wing: Hi Ike! Funny you should mention Sade...
	1:52pm northguineahills: Ike: our preternatural friend....
	1:53pm Stanley: Hi Mary. Oooh, I had to chime in to say that Sade is so evocative on time and place for me (London 1984-7)
	1:57pm doctorjazz: Hi all, been listening, too busy to post.
	1:57pm Mary Wing: Howdy Stanley! Yes, Sade is totally 80s nostalgia for me, heh.
	1:58pm northguineahills: The first time I was single (after college), Sade seemed to be the go-to make out music in the late 90s.
	2:00pm Stanley: You smooth operator, ngh.
	2:03pm northguineahills: @Ike, where can I find Kaipen??? To the Asian supermarket! (be back soon!)
	2:08pm Mary Wing: Hey there doctorjazz, just in time for 3oak!
	2:10pm Stanley: I have to say I'm not familiar with Van Halen's oeuvre
	2:12pm Sem: Do we need to put on tighty-tights to listen to this?
	2:13pm Stanley: Had mine already on, just in case.
	2:13pm Listener Bob in PGH: I'd think overalls and nothin' on underneath would be more appropriate!
	2:14pm Mary Wing: And the fringe chaps, of course!
	2:14pm Sem: Butt-less chaps might be a fashion faux pas, however. Though courageous.
	2:15pm Stanley: Are we in butt-less chaps territory, here?
	2:15pm Mary Wing: Chaps are butt-less by nature, no? They go on over your pants.
	2:15pm steveo: this is fun! (the set, not the chaps)
	2:15pm Stanley: I see we are
	2:17pm Listener Bob in PGH: Hippikiller - appropriate garb for this track is satin dress shirt unbottoned halfway down with oversize collar popped over a polyester blazer
	2:18pm Sem: So this is sort of Running w/ the Devil Down to Georgia...
	2:26pm david w: Hi, Mary! I'm hanging around as usual, doing Whatever.
	2:27pm Mary Wing: Hiya David and the Ridgewood crew! Glad ou could hang and swing with us!
	🛎 2:28pm βrian: Running with the Devil seems like a likely candidate for the scheisse flute treatment.
	2:28pm northguineahills: I once made a mash-up of Van Halen's "Running w/ the Devil" w/ Daft Punk.
	2:29pm Mary Wing: Heh. Scheisse flute rules!
	🛎 2:30pm βrian: I had enough garlic at lunch to scare off the Devil.
	🛎 2:33pm βrian: Oh damn, I've lost count now. There were about 386 pops ...
	2:34pm Mary Wing: Shall I play it again, then?
	2:35pm fred: Good afternoon Mary and whateverists
	🛎 2:36pm βrian: fred! We were looking for you on Ken's show to record a Station ID spot.
	2:36pm Mary Wing: Salut, fred!
	2:41pm fred: I'd rather not inflict my terrible accent on innocent listeners. Pierre's is much better anyway
	🛎 2:43pm βrian: Well, you could do it in French, I think. I wonder if the FCC specifies.
	2:45pm fred: I certainly hope that only English counts when it comes to FCC regulations. I wouldn't want them to hunt for foreign language profanities in the station's archives
	🛎 2:47pm βrian: I can't imagine Spanish isn't standard, too. There are plenty of Spanish-only stations here.
	2:48pm northguineahills: There are a handful of spanish profinities that are verboten by the FCC, but let's just say it's less then 7, and you don't have to be creative to actually curse on the air en espanol.
	🛎 2:51pm βrian: So "putain" is probably fine. But not "un phoque."
	2:52pm northguineahills: A new William Onyeabor to me!!!
	2:52pm ɨkɛ: As I understand it, the FCC has occasionally fined for Spanish-language profanities, but never for other languages besides English and Spanish. Yet.
	2:55pm david w: Crossing the border into Queens now, where the profanities come in 50 languages! Thanks, Mary!
	2:56pm Stanley: Great show. Thanks Mary
	2:57pm Sem: Doubleplusgood time, Mary. Thanks, and see you and the 100% next time, w/ luck.
	2:57pm steveo: thanks mary! (where's the Jersey City/Queens border located, exactly, David?)
	2:57pm Dean: Uckfay ethay CCFay.
	🛎 2:57pm βrian: But does the FCC specify a language for Station IDs? That's what I was trying to figure out.
	🛎 2:58pm βrian: eanDa courts disaster.
	2:59pm Mary Wing: Thanks for listening today!
	3:00pm Dean: "Station identification must be transmitted by telephony using the English language or by telegraphy using the international Morse code, and in a form that can be received using equipment appropriate for the modulation type employed, and understood without the use of unscrambling devices, except that, alternatively, station identification may be transmitted digitally, provided that the licensee provides the Commission with information sufficient to decode the digital transmission to ascertain the call sign." 47 C.F.R. § 22.313(c)
	🛎 3:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Mary. Enjoy the warm sunshine!
	1:02am Malloo: Thanks! Muchos!

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