WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from February 14, 2019

Listener comments!
	11:48am Ken Kercheval: love machine: heyoooooooo
	11:49am Ken Kercheval: love machine: any early bird specials?
	🦇 11:55am Julie: haha nope but almost time!
	11:57am Ken Kercheval: love machine: ahh you mention time, it's not been good to me, but let's do this nonetheless
	11:58am Ken Kercheval: love machine: i've brewed a cup of Yorkshire tea especially
	12:01pm sim: Tuned in. Listening. Grooving.
	🦇 12:04pm Phillippe Bastille: hi Julie, everyone.
	12:04pm Carmichael: Kinks! Heya Julie and cool people. Waiting in the jury room for my trial. :(
	12:05pm egal: Around the dark.
	🦇 12:05pm Julie: Oh fun fun Carmichael
	🦇 12:06pm Julie: hiya Phillippe, Carmichael, egal, Ken, Sim and everyone else out there!
	🦇 12:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Julie and all. Hope the hole in your soul is healing up.
	12:07pm Gaylord Fields: Julie, the Kinks really do seem to have a song that fits practically every situation, every emotion.
	12:07pm coelacanth∅: greetings Julie and soul surgeons
	🦇 12:08pm Phillippe Bastille: why am i such an idiot when i switch to the drummer stream? couldn't figure out why i was getting Julie's and Olivia's at the same time. kept searching my computer for open players. finally realized i was listening to trouble on my phone, which was right next to my computer.
	🦇 12:08pm Julie: hey Ken, Coela & Gaylord. Well, of course you know who those first two were for.
	🦇 12:09pm Julie: playing all the streams at once would be very WFMU
	12:09pm doctorjazz: Nice opening set hi all!
	🦇 12:09pm Julie: hi doctorjazz!
	12:10pm coelacanth∅: am i wrong or would X-Ray also have appreciated the beach boys
	12:10pm Carmichael: Bowie does a great version of this.
	12:10pm Doug Schulkind: Happy ❤alentine's Day, Julie! Big love to all Darknightarians!
	🦇 12:10pm Julie: Olivia does a great one too!
	🦇 12:11pm Julie: Hey there Doug!
	12:12pm doctorjazz: (I see Flash is on the emailed schedule today , are his computer issues fixed? )
	🦇 12:14pm Julie: Had some computer probs here in C, luckily they were fixed or there would've been no show.
	🦇 12:18pm Phillippe Bastille: oh my God, I have always loved this song. One of the tunes that really got me into music
	🦇 12:20pm Julie: the whole album is fantastic, but yes that song is a standout. But for me, I'm not sure Donovan has any BAD songs
	12:20pm doctorjazz: The Moody Blues are making a bit of a comeback, at least on FMU.
	12:21pm JakeGould: Hey Julie! I’m always confused when I hear your show during the daytime. Also folks, Amazon dumps New York on Valentine’s Day.
	🦇 12:24pm Julie: Jake, I am confused too!
	12:25pm coelacanth∅: really? i think it's been years since i've heard the moodies on fmu
	🦇 12:25pm Julie: really? I play them frequently
	12:27pm coelacanth∅: i think i haven't caught your show in a month or so...maybe if i heard it before that i just don't remember. Life does this to me, and last year especially.
	12:28pm coelacanth∅: ...that's not true i caught part of your show 3 weeks ago.
	🦇 12:29pm Julie: I think I used to play them pretty much every week, but I try to mix it up a little more now
	12:33pm Carmichael: Made it through 3 trials without being called.
	🦇 12:34pm Phillippe Bastille: 1,460 Moody Blues hits on the fmu search
	12:35pm sim: Happy Valentine's Day to all! Especially our DJ!
	12:35pm JakeGould: @Julie: Nate the K played the Doors last week… “Waiting for the Sun” I though I was losing my mind.
	12:38pm coelacanth∅: (Nesmith on lead on that one)
	🦇 12:38pm Phillippe Bastille: @Charmicheal Funny jury duty story. I got called and served on an accident injury case. Dude was rear-ended but when he saw it coming he stiffened his arms and wound up with a rotator cuff injury. In jury selection defense grilled us about everything EXCEPT the one she should have. Defense was protesting the cost of surgery and the requested damages. Turns out when we got to deliberations that one woman had rotator cuff surgery about 6 months prior. Did not go well for the defendant.
	12:40pm coelacanth∅: rest in peace X-Ray.
	🦇 12:42pm Julie: I play the Doors sometimes too, and I get flak for it.
	🦇 12:42pm Phillippe Bastille: so what now-deceased WFMU playlist regulars do you think X.ray is partying with? (as regular as you can be on fmu)
	🦇 12:43pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Am i late? Took me awhile to get my bowtie centered properly. Whose got my giant red heart?
	🦇 12:43pm Julie: Welcome Granny Spicy Tuna!
	12:43pm Carmichael: William Berger.
	12:45pm egal: Charming!
	12:45pm Carmichael: Morrissey, baby!
	12:46pm Sem: Oh! Thanks for the reminder, Julie. Forgot to stick a bouquet in my back pocket, in honour of the Day.
	12:47pm coelacanth∅: Phillippe (@12.34) that seems impossible! so i looked the playlist shows 358. where is that 1460 figure?
	🦇 12:47pm Phillippe Bastille: i'm going to go with Zevon. Just heard poor poor pitful me a a few days ago. great cut, with Lindsey Buckingham howling those background vocals
	🦇 12:49pm Julie: not sure I've heard the original only Linda
	🦇 12:49pm Phillippe Bastille: @coelacanth www.google.com...
	🦇 12:50pm Phillippe Bastille: @Julie look it up tonight. Linda did not do it justice
	12:50pm Carmichael: The original is a little more growley and self-loathing.
	🦇 12:51pm Julie: I will! I need more Zevon in my life.
	🦇 12:52pm Phillippe Bastille: @carmichale she definitely took the edge off. her version was closer to Happy Birthday IMO
	🦇 12:53pm Julie: Linda, like Olivia, introduced me to a lot of songs. Like It's So Easy
	12:54pm Carmichael: Hey, Mick Ronson plays on this Payolas cut.
	🦇 12:55pm Phillippe Bastille: Did you ever listen to The Cretones? That was essentially her back-up band in her New Wave phase. They were really good, nice and poppy
	🦇 12:55pm Julie: I think he produced the album
	🦇 12:56pm Julie: no, I'll have to check them out!
	12:56pm coelacanth∅: oh, Thank you Phillippe. 358 plays on wfmu though. (wfmu.org...)
	12:57pm coelacanth∅: (which i somehow have missed most of in all these years)
	🦇 12:57pm Julie: Tumbling Dice, that's another one I heard linda first
	12:57pm Carmichael: You’re right, Julie.
	🦇 12:58pm Granny Spicy Tuna: My brain just broke.
	🦇 12:58pm Julie: Payolas still haven't had a decent CD reissue of all their albums, last I checked. Just compilations.
	🦇 12:59pm Granny Spicy Tuna: I can't handle Mellancamp doing Donovan. My brain broke!
	🦇 12:59pm Julie: consider yourself lucky I cut the billy joel song
	🦇 1:00pm Phillippe Bastille: I believe Justine and Mad Love were Cretones covers.
	1:01pm Carmichael: I thought SM Ken had A Billy Joel muting circuit installed.
	1:02pm egal: Granny, I saw Cougar open for Lou Reed once. He had cred...
	🦇 1:04pm Julie: The early, Johnny Cougar eyeliner days
	🦇 1:04pm Phillippe Bastille: Mark Goldenberg was the lead for the Cretones. The list of people he wrote for is amazing. Pointer Sisters, Frampton, ONJ, Judy Collins, Cher, Jackson Browne... en.wikipedia.org...
	1:07pm David D: Hi Julie, enjoying this set!
	🦇 1:09pm Granny Spicy Tuna: egal, intellectually, i get it, however, you gotta understand— i was 13 in 1983 and watching MTV all the time. It was a weird time in the music industry for artists from the early 70s. YOu wouldn't believe how many artists i had to go back and listen to and say, "Oh, they weren't always dorks." I couldn't understand why my older friends thought Bruce Springsteen was cool.
	🦇 1:13pm Julie: thank you David!
	1:14pm egal: Granny, I get it. I did bail on Bruce after Nebraska...
	🦇 1:26pm Phillippe Bastille: That Born to Run album cover was awesomely cool. You got the guy's vibe by just looking at it.
	🦇 1:27pm Julie: I love the song Born to Run
	1:28pm coelacanth∅: great furs album.
	1:30pm egal: I like Frankie’s cover of BTR more than Bruce’s original.
	1:31pm coelacanth∅: i've always thought i'd like to remix most of Springsteen's music. tone down or get rid of the piano on most tracks and get rid of the sax on most tracks. then i'd like his music as much as i like him. nebraska is his best album, in my opinion.
	1:32pm Carmichael: I never listened to the radio from 77 to about 83. Never heard of this set of songs ...
	🦇 1:33pm Julie: yay! It's fun to discover "new" old music
	1:35pm sos: This Paul Young song is... interesting.
	1:37pm jayjay: Hi Julie. just wondering what Senza una donna would sound like sung by Ian Curtis.
	1:41pm Parq: Nifty set. I was on board only since the Furs, but it looks like the stuff I missed was along the same line.
	🦇 1:42pm Phillippe Bastille: We are your virtual Valentine's Day date, Julie! (selfish reason to eat chocolate)
	🦇 1:46pm Julie: thanks Parq! Thank you Phillippe!
	1:52pm JakeGould: Hey Julie! I was wondering about Matt from Springfield as well so I just checked his profile page and he’s now “Matt from Springfield in England.” So that might be something! www.wfmu.org...
	🦇 1:52pm Julie: oh wow! lucky him
	🦇 1:55pm Julie: I guess I'm getting lots of 70s in there too
	1:57pm Parq: In case it hasn't been noted yet, it's official: Goodbye Amazon, and don't let the door slam you in the hind on your way out.
	🦇 1:58pm Julie: what happened, Parq? I see that several places, but no explanation
	1:59pm Carmichael: The “good” Genesis ... :)
	🦇 2:00pm Julie: this is a good example of finding an early album (the 1st!) and going, wait, what?
	2:02pm Parq: Amazon couldn't take the heat, as far as I can tell. They wouldn't work with unions or communities (other than hand-picked pro-business representatives) and rather than compromise, they're taking their football and going home.
	🦇 2:02pm Julie: good. screw em
	2:03pm Parq: Bloomberg Media: "Amazon.com Inc. isn’t an unstoppable beast after all. It was beaten in New York City by its own hubris and miscalculations."
	2:05pm Michael 98145: Amazon moves in, gets a tasty tax break, drives up house prices while requiring more infrastructure. The lucky civilians get to experience soaring property taxes. QED.
	2:05pm Carmichael: The richest man on earth gets tax breaks ....
	2:06pm Carmichael: Good story on Reuters.
	🦇 2:06pm Julie: that's how it works, isn't it?
	2:08pm Michael 98145: ( enjoying the show, Julie )
	🦇 2:09pm Julie: thank you Michael!
	2:10pm Parq: My household has a connection to that part of Queens, and the Amazon people were palpable in their arrogant expectation that the community would strew roses at their feet. What Bloomberg said about their hubris is dead right.
	2:13pm Michael 98145: ( sounding just right )
	2:25pm coelacanth∅: i keep missing things because i'm working in & out of the room so i'll just say Thanks Julie i need to focus on work now. Happy Valentine's Day, or whatever it is. take care
	🦇 2:26pm Julie: thanks for listening coela!
	2:26pm Michael 98145: ( black "tape" ... :)
	🦇 2:27pm Julie: haha, indeed. Thank you.
	2:27pm Michael 98145: :)
	🦇 2:29pm Phillippe Bastille: any idea where a good place would be to donate a didgeridoo? Its made in India and very nicely painted, however it is resin. I couldn't play it when I had decent lung capacity, fuggettaboutit now
	2:29pm Michael 98145: and LPD !!
	🦇 2:30pm Phillippe Bastille: generically speaking I mean. Not worth shipping. would hate to just send it to Goodwill
	2:30pm Michael 98145: @PB, perhaps a local school ...?
	2:32pm still b/p: ...or a local theater or arts group seeking items for silent auctions, etc.
	🦇 2:33pm Phillippe Bastille: was thinking about that. maybe to a teacher who teaches some music history. would have to be the right teacher, otherwise, it'll just be sitting in another corner lol
	🦇 2:33pm Phillippe Bastille: yes, still, that's a great idea!
	2:38pm still b/p: Though I would like to see variation on the scene in A Christmas Story where whole class of kids puts big fake teeth in to surprise teacher. "All, right, now, step up here and give me each one of those didgeridoos."
	🦇 2:40pm Phillippe Bastille: lol! I'd imagine they'd be disappointed they can't shoot tennis balls from it
	2:41pm doctorjazz: Cohen lost much of his voice as he got older and it didn't hurt him a bit .
	2:44pm still b/p: With modifications by the class Bad Boy and some propellant, oh, they'll shoot a tennis ball.
	2:44pm Michael 98145: and Robyn keeps on keeping on
	🦇 2:46pm Julie: he's another one that can do no wrong. I've yet to put on a song of his and go ICK
	2:46pm glenn: stop looking down marilyn's dress, you pervs. go buy a playboy.
	2:48pm Michael 98145: and Robyn always puts on an entertaining live show -
	🦇 2:49pm Phillippe Bastille: true...
	🦇 2:49pm Julie: and so nice!!
	2:52pm Parq: Without the Doors, would we have had the New Romantics of the early 80s? Would we have Goth? Emo? It seems very arguable that we wouldn't.
	🦇 2:52pm Julie: stick around for some Queen after the mic break!
	2:53pm Michael 98145: ( some of you might be amused by this Russian take on the Diamonds theme ... www.youtube.com... )
	2:54pm Ken Kercheval: love machine: thanks for your efforts Julie, ave a good week
	🦇 2:54pm Phillippe Bastille: thanks for great show Julie. Happy Valentines Day!
	2:55pm Michael 98145: yes , thanks again, Julie .♥.
	2:56pm Listening Out There: Got here...just in time... :)
	2:57pm Michael 98145: { sweat tamaryn.bandcamp.com... }
	🦇 2:58pm Julie: doors was for sure proto-goth
	2:58pm doctorjazz: Thanks Julie. Happy V day all!
	3:00pm David D: Thank you, Julie!
	4:10pm Bob from Millburn: Nice show. Thanks, Julie.

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from February 14, 2019

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Familiar & forgotten gems from 50-plus years of music on the darker side, shoegaze, synthpop, goth, psychedelia, darkwave, with unapologetic detours into 70s pop. In a dark night of the soul, it's always 3 o'clock in the morning.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
The Kinks	Around the Dial "Around the Dial" by "The Kinks"	Give The People What They Want	Arista	1981		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Death of a Clown "Death of a Clown" by "The Kinks"	Something Else By The Kinks	Pye	1967		0:04:56 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	God Only Knows "God Only Knows" by "The Beach Boys"	Pet Sounds	Capitol	1966		0:08:17 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	Love is Only Sleeping	Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn & Jones Ltd	Colgems	1967		0:11:10 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	Tomorrow Never Knows "Tomorrow Never Knows" by "The Beatles"	Revolver	Parlophone	1966		0:13:26 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Wear Your Love Like Heaven	A Gift From a Flower to a Garden	Epic	1967		0:16:27 (Pop-up)
The Moody Blues	The Actor "The Actor" by "The Moody Blues"	In Search of the Lost Chord	Deram	1968		0:18:46 (Pop-up)
Syd Barrett	Dominoes "Dominoes" by "Syd Barrett"	Barrett	Harvest	1970		0:23:27 (Pop-up)
Nick Drake	One of These Things First	Bryter Layter	Island	1971		0:27:42 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Monkees	Daydream Believer (instrumental)					0:33:18 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	Suspicious Minds "Suspicious Minds" by "Elvis Presley"	Suspicious Minds	RCA	1969		0:40:51 (Pop-up)
The Smiths	This Charming Man "This Charming Man" by "The Smiths"	Best...I	Rough Trade	1984		0:44:26 (Pop-up)
The Cure	The Love Cats "The Love Cats" by "The Cure"	Staring At The Sea: The Singles	Fiction	1983		0:47:05 (Pop-up)
Payolas	Mystery To Me "Mystery To Me" by "Payolas"	No Stranger to Danger	A&M Records	1982		0:50:54 (Pop-up)
The Party Faithful	The Hard Way "The Hard Way" by "The Party Faithful"	Live on Dark Night of the Soul		2013		0:53:55 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cougar	Supergirl "Supergirl" by "Johnny Cougar"	Chestnut Street Incident	MCA	1976	Donovan cover	0:57:16 (Pop-up)
Wall of Voodoo	Ring of Fire "Ring of Fire" by "Wall of Voodoo"	Wall of Voodoo	I.R.S. Records	1980		0:59:51 (Pop-up)
Julian Cope	I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud	20 Mothers	Echo	1995		1:04:54 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Neal Hefti	Lord Love A Duck (instrumental)					1:12:45 (Pop-up)
Tubeway Army	Me I Disconnect From You	Replicas	Beggars Banquet	1979		1:13:26 (Pop-up)
The Human League	Darkness "Darkness" by "The Human League"	Dare	A&M Records	1981		1:16:14 (Pop-up)
Peter Schilling	Fehler Im System "Fehler Im System" by "Peter Schilling"	Fehler im System	WEA	1982		1:19:33 (Pop-up)
The Psychedelic Furs	Sister Europe	The Psychedelic Furs	Columbia	1980		1:23:03 (Pop-up)
In Isolation	Single Rotations of Love	The Singles	Aye Aye Records	2012		1:29:51 (Pop-up)
Paul Young	Love Will Tear Us Apart	No Parlez	Columbia	1983		1:32:05 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Sound and Vision "Sound and Vision" by "David Bowie"	Low	RCA	1977		1:36:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Peter Schilling	Major Tom (instrumental)					1:39:53 (Pop-up)
Elton John	I Need You To Turn To "I Need You To Turn To" by "Elton John"	Elton John	DJM	1970		1:45:44 (Pop-up)
Paul Williams	Trust "Trust" by "Paul Williams"	Someday Man	Reprise	1970		1:47:47 (Pop-up)
The Stranglers	Strange Little Girl	The Collection 1977-1982		1982		1:50:22 (Pop-up)
Lou Reed	Perfect Day "Perfect Day" by "Lou Reed"	Transformer	RCA	1972		1:53:05 (Pop-up)
Genesis	Am I Very Wrong? "Am I Very Wrong?" by "Genesis"	From Genesis To Revelation	Decca	1969		1:56:48 (Pop-up)
John Cameron Mitchell	Wicked Little Town (Reprise)	Hedwig and The Angry Inch Original Cast Recording	Atlantic	1999		2:00:07 (Pop-up)
Al Stewart	Man for All Seasons "Man for All Seasons" by "Al Stewart"	Time Passages	Arista	1978		2:03:47 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jherek Bischoff	Life on Mars? (instrumental)					2:09:42 (Pop-up)
The Police	Synchronicity II "Synchronicity II" by "The Police"	Synchronicity	A&M	1983		2:16:48 (Pop-up)
Adam Ant	Strip "Strip" by "Adam Ant"	Strip	Epic	1983		2:20:42 (Pop-up)
Black Tape for a Blue Girl	Tell Me You've Taken Another	10 Neurotics		2009	vocals by Athan Maroulis	2:24:35 (Pop-up)
Legendary Pink Dots	I Love You In Your Tragic Beauty	The Crushed Velvet Apocalypse	PIAS Recordings	1990		2:28:47 (Pop-up)
Dead Can Dance	Tell Me About The Forest (You Once Called Home)	Labyrinth	4AD	1993		2:33:13 (Pop-up)
Leonard Cohen	I'm Your Man "I'm Your Man" by "Leonard Cohen"	I'm Your Man	CBS Records	1988		2:39:14 (Pop-up)
Robyn Hitchcock	I Used to Say I Love You	I Often Dream Of Trains	Midnight Records	1984	bonus track	2:43:24 (Pop-up)
The Partridge Family	I Can Feel Your Heartbeat	The Partridge Family Album	Bell	1970		2:47:36 (Pop-up)
The Doors	Love Her Madly "Love Her Madly" by "The Doors"	L.A. Woman	Elektra	1971		2:49:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"					2:57:23 (Pop-up)
Queen	Somebody To Love "Somebody To Love" by "Queen"	A Day At the Races		1976		2:58:17 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:48am Ken Kercheval: love machine: heyoooooooo
	11:49am Ken Kercheval: love machine: any early bird specials?
	🦇 11:55am Julie: haha nope but almost time!
	11:57am Ken Kercheval: love machine: ahh you mention time, it's not been good to me, but let's do this nonetheless
	11:58am Ken Kercheval: love machine: i've brewed a cup of Yorkshire tea especially
	12:01pm sim: Tuned in. Listening. Grooving.
	🦇 12:04pm Phillippe Bastille: hi Julie, everyone.
	12:04pm Carmichael: Kinks! Heya Julie and cool people. Waiting in the jury room for my trial. :(
	12:05pm egal: Around the dark.
	🦇 12:05pm Julie: Oh fun fun Carmichael
	🦇 12:06pm Julie: hiya Phillippe, Carmichael, egal, Ken, Sim and everyone else out there!
	🦇 12:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Julie and all. Hope the hole in your soul is healing up.
	12:07pm Gaylord Fields: Julie, the Kinks really do seem to have a song that fits practically every situation, every emotion.
	12:07pm coelacanth∅: greetings Julie and soul surgeons
	🦇 12:08pm Phillippe Bastille: why am i such an idiot when i switch to the drummer stream? couldn't figure out why i was getting Julie's and Olivia's at the same time. kept searching my computer for open players. finally realized i was listening to trouble on my phone, which was right next to my computer.
	🦇 12:08pm Julie: hey Ken, Coela & Gaylord. Well, of course you know who those first two were for.
	🦇 12:09pm Julie: playing all the streams at once would be very WFMU
	12:09pm doctorjazz: Nice opening set hi all!
	🦇 12:09pm Julie: hi doctorjazz!
	12:10pm coelacanth∅: am i wrong or would X-Ray also have appreciated the beach boys
	12:10pm Carmichael: Bowie does a great version of this.
	12:10pm Doug Schulkind: Happy ❤alentine's Day, Julie! Big love to all Darknightarians!
	🦇 12:10pm Julie: Olivia does a great one too!
	🦇 12:11pm Julie: Hey there Doug!
	12:12pm doctorjazz: (I see Flash is on the emailed schedule today , are his computer issues fixed? )
	🦇 12:14pm Julie: Had some computer probs here in C, luckily they were fixed or there would've been no show.
	🦇 12:18pm Phillippe Bastille: oh my God, I have always loved this song. One of the tunes that really got me into music
	🦇 12:20pm Julie: the whole album is fantastic, but yes that song is a standout. But for me, I'm not sure Donovan has any BAD songs
	12:20pm doctorjazz: The Moody Blues are making a bit of a comeback, at least on FMU.
	12:21pm JakeGould: Hey Julie! I’m always confused when I hear your show during the daytime. Also folks, Amazon dumps New York on Valentine’s Day.
	🦇 12:24pm Julie: Jake, I am confused too!
	12:25pm coelacanth∅: really? i think it's been years since i've heard the moodies on fmu
	🦇 12:25pm Julie: really? I play them frequently
	12:27pm coelacanth∅: i think i haven't caught your show in a month or so...maybe if i heard it before that i just don't remember. Life does this to me, and last year especially.
	12:28pm coelacanth∅: ...that's not true i caught part of your show 3 weeks ago.
	🦇 12:29pm Julie: I think I used to play them pretty much every week, but I try to mix it up a little more now
	12:33pm Carmichael: Made it through 3 trials without being called.
	🦇 12:34pm Phillippe Bastille: 1,460 Moody Blues hits on the fmu search
	12:35pm sim: Happy Valentine's Day to all! Especially our DJ!
	12:35pm JakeGould: @Julie: Nate the K played the Doors last week… “Waiting for the Sun” I though I was losing my mind.
	12:38pm coelacanth∅: (Nesmith on lead on that one)
	🦇 12:38pm Phillippe Bastille: @Charmicheal Funny jury duty story. I got called and served on an accident injury case. Dude was rear-ended but when he saw it coming he stiffened his arms and wound up with a rotator cuff injury. In jury selection defense grilled us about everything EXCEPT the one she should have. Defense was protesting the cost of surgery and the requested damages. Turns out when we got to deliberations that one woman had rotator cuff surgery about 6 months prior. Did not go well for the defendant.
	12:40pm coelacanth∅: rest in peace X-Ray.
	🦇 12:42pm Julie: I play the Doors sometimes too, and I get flak for it.
	🦇 12:42pm Phillippe Bastille: so what now-deceased WFMU playlist regulars do you think X.ray is partying with? (as regular as you can be on fmu)
	🦇 12:43pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Am i late? Took me awhile to get my bowtie centered properly. Whose got my giant red heart?
	🦇 12:43pm Julie: Welcome Granny Spicy Tuna!
	12:43pm Carmichael: William Berger.
	12:45pm egal: Charming!
	12:45pm Carmichael: Morrissey, baby!
	12:46pm Sem: Oh! Thanks for the reminder, Julie. Forgot to stick a bouquet in my back pocket, in honour of the Day.
	12:47pm coelacanth∅: Phillippe (@12.34) that seems impossible! so i looked the playlist shows 358. where is that 1460 figure?
	🦇 12:47pm Phillippe Bastille: i'm going to go with Zevon. Just heard poor poor pitful me a a few days ago. great cut, with Lindsey Buckingham howling those background vocals
	🦇 12:49pm Julie: not sure I've heard the original only Linda
	🦇 12:49pm Phillippe Bastille: @coelacanth www.google.com...
	🦇 12:50pm Phillippe Bastille: @Julie look it up tonight. Linda did not do it justice
	12:50pm Carmichael: The original is a little more growley and self-loathing.
	🦇 12:51pm Julie: I will! I need more Zevon in my life.
	🦇 12:52pm Phillippe Bastille: @carmichale she definitely took the edge off. her version was closer to Happy Birthday IMO
	🦇 12:53pm Julie: Linda, like Olivia, introduced me to a lot of songs. Like It's So Easy
	12:54pm Carmichael: Hey, Mick Ronson plays on this Payolas cut.
	🦇 12:55pm Phillippe Bastille: Did you ever listen to The Cretones? That was essentially her back-up band in her New Wave phase. They were really good, nice and poppy
	🦇 12:55pm Julie: I think he produced the album
	🦇 12:56pm Julie: no, I'll have to check them out!
	12:56pm coelacanth∅: oh, Thank you Phillippe. 358 plays on wfmu though. (wfmu.org...)
	12:57pm coelacanth∅: (which i somehow have missed most of in all these years)
	🦇 12:57pm Julie: Tumbling Dice, that's another one I heard linda first
	12:57pm Carmichael: You’re right, Julie.
	🦇 12:58pm Granny Spicy Tuna: My brain just broke.
	🦇 12:58pm Julie: Payolas still haven't had a decent CD reissue of all their albums, last I checked. Just compilations.
	🦇 12:59pm Granny Spicy Tuna: I can't handle Mellancamp doing Donovan. My brain broke!
	🦇 12:59pm Julie: consider yourself lucky I cut the billy joel song
	🦇 1:00pm Phillippe Bastille: I believe Justine and Mad Love were Cretones covers.
	1:01pm Carmichael: I thought SM Ken had A Billy Joel muting circuit installed.
	1:02pm egal: Granny, I saw Cougar open for Lou Reed once. He had cred...
	🦇 1:04pm Julie: The early, Johnny Cougar eyeliner days
	🦇 1:04pm Phillippe Bastille: Mark Goldenberg was the lead for the Cretones. The list of people he wrote for is amazing. Pointer Sisters, Frampton, ONJ, Judy Collins, Cher, Jackson Browne... en.wikipedia.org...
	1:07pm David D: Hi Julie, enjoying this set!
	🦇 1:09pm Granny Spicy Tuna: egal, intellectually, i get it, however, you gotta understand— i was 13 in 1983 and watching MTV all the time. It was a weird time in the music industry for artists from the early 70s. YOu wouldn't believe how many artists i had to go back and listen to and say, "Oh, they weren't always dorks." I couldn't understand why my older friends thought Bruce Springsteen was cool.
	🦇 1:13pm Julie: thank you David!
	1:14pm egal: Granny, I get it. I did bail on Bruce after Nebraska...
	🦇 1:26pm Phillippe Bastille: That Born to Run album cover was awesomely cool. You got the guy's vibe by just looking at it.
	🦇 1:27pm Julie: I love the song Born to Run
	1:28pm coelacanth∅: great furs album.
	1:30pm egal: I like Frankie’s cover of BTR more than Bruce’s original.
	1:31pm coelacanth∅: i've always thought i'd like to remix most of Springsteen's music. tone down or get rid of the piano on most tracks and get rid of the sax on most tracks. then i'd like his music as much as i like him. nebraska is his best album, in my opinion.
	1:32pm Carmichael: I never listened to the radio from 77 to about 83. Never heard of this set of songs ...
	🦇 1:33pm Julie: yay! It's fun to discover "new" old music
	1:35pm sos: This Paul Young song is... interesting.
	1:37pm jayjay: Hi Julie. just wondering what Senza una donna would sound like sung by Ian Curtis.
	1:41pm Parq: Nifty set. I was on board only since the Furs, but it looks like the stuff I missed was along the same line.
	🦇 1:42pm Phillippe Bastille: We are your virtual Valentine's Day date, Julie! (selfish reason to eat chocolate)
	🦇 1:46pm Julie: thanks Parq! Thank you Phillippe!
	1:52pm JakeGould: Hey Julie! I was wondering about Matt from Springfield as well so I just checked his profile page and he’s now “Matt from Springfield in England.” So that might be something! www.wfmu.org...
	🦇 1:52pm Julie: oh wow! lucky him
	🦇 1:55pm Julie: I guess I'm getting lots of 70s in there too
	1:57pm Parq: In case it hasn't been noted yet, it's official: Goodbye Amazon, and don't let the door slam you in the hind on your way out.
	🦇 1:58pm Julie: what happened, Parq? I see that several places, but no explanation
	1:59pm Carmichael: The “good” Genesis ... :)
	🦇 2:00pm Julie: this is a good example of finding an early album (the 1st!) and going, wait, what?
	2:02pm Parq: Amazon couldn't take the heat, as far as I can tell. They wouldn't work with unions or communities (other than hand-picked pro-business representatives) and rather than compromise, they're taking their football and going home.
	🦇 2:02pm Julie: good. screw em
	2:03pm Parq: Bloomberg Media: "Amazon.com Inc. isn’t an unstoppable beast after all. It was beaten in New York City by its own hubris and miscalculations."
	2:05pm Michael 98145: Amazon moves in, gets a tasty tax break, drives up house prices while requiring more infrastructure. The lucky civilians get to experience soaring property taxes. QED.
	2:05pm Carmichael: The richest man on earth gets tax breaks ....
	2:06pm Carmichael: Good story on Reuters.
	🦇 2:06pm Julie: that's how it works, isn't it?
	2:08pm Michael 98145: ( enjoying the show, Julie )
	🦇 2:09pm Julie: thank you Michael!
	2:10pm Parq: My household has a connection to that part of Queens, and the Amazon people were palpable in their arrogant expectation that the community would strew roses at their feet. What Bloomberg said about their hubris is dead right.
	2:13pm Michael 98145: ( sounding just right )
	2:25pm coelacanth∅: i keep missing things because i'm working in & out of the room so i'll just say Thanks Julie i need to focus on work now. Happy Valentine's Day, or whatever it is. take care
	🦇 2:26pm Julie: thanks for listening coela!
	2:26pm Michael 98145: ( black "tape" ... :)
	🦇 2:27pm Julie: haha, indeed. Thank you.
	2:27pm Michael 98145: :)
	🦇 2:29pm Phillippe Bastille: any idea where a good place would be to donate a didgeridoo? Its made in India and very nicely painted, however it is resin. I couldn't play it when I had decent lung capacity, fuggettaboutit now
	2:29pm Michael 98145: and LPD !!
	🦇 2:30pm Phillippe Bastille: generically speaking I mean. Not worth shipping. would hate to just send it to Goodwill
	2:30pm Michael 98145: @PB, perhaps a local school ...?
	2:32pm still b/p: ...or a local theater or arts group seeking items for silent auctions, etc.
	🦇 2:33pm Phillippe Bastille: was thinking about that. maybe to a teacher who teaches some music history. would have to be the right teacher, otherwise, it'll just be sitting in another corner lol
	🦇 2:33pm Phillippe Bastille: yes, still, that's a great idea!
	2:38pm still b/p: Though I would like to see variation on the scene in A Christmas Story where whole class of kids puts big fake teeth in to surprise teacher. "All, right, now, step up here and give me each one of those didgeridoos."
	🦇 2:40pm Phillippe Bastille: lol! I'd imagine they'd be disappointed they can't shoot tennis balls from it
	2:41pm doctorjazz: Cohen lost much of his voice as he got older and it didn't hurt him a bit .
	2:44pm still b/p: With modifications by the class Bad Boy and some propellant, oh, they'll shoot a tennis ball.
	2:44pm Michael 98145: and Robyn keeps on keeping on
	🦇 2:46pm Julie: he's another one that can do no wrong. I've yet to put on a song of his and go ICK
	2:46pm glenn: stop looking down marilyn's dress, you pervs. go buy a playboy.
	2:48pm Michael 98145: and Robyn always puts on an entertaining live show -
	🦇 2:49pm Phillippe Bastille: true...
	🦇 2:49pm Julie: and so nice!!
	2:52pm Parq: Without the Doors, would we have had the New Romantics of the early 80s? Would we have Goth? Emo? It seems very arguable that we wouldn't.
	🦇 2:52pm Julie: stick around for some Queen after the mic break!
	2:53pm Michael 98145: ( some of you might be amused by this Russian take on the Diamonds theme ... www.youtube.com... )
	2:54pm Ken Kercheval: love machine: thanks for your efforts Julie, ave a good week
	🦇 2:54pm Phillippe Bastille: thanks for great show Julie. Happy Valentines Day!
	2:55pm Michael 98145: yes , thanks again, Julie .♥.
	2:56pm Listening Out There: Got here...just in time... :)
	2:57pm Michael 98145: { sweat tamaryn.bandcamp.com... }
	🦇 2:58pm Julie: doors was for sure proto-goth
	2:58pm doctorjazz: Thanks Julie. Happy V day all!
	3:00pm David D: Thank you, Julie!
	4:10pm Bob from Millburn: Nice show. Thanks, Julie.

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from February 14, 2019

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