WFMU: 100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from July 10, 2019

Listener comments!
	12:04pm Carmichael: Heya Mary and Wing-o-nauts. Here to hear.
	🛎 12:07pm βrian: Boo from the isthmus.
	12:09pm Webhamster Henry: Hi 100%ers!
	12:10pm Webhamster Henry: Gimme a C!
	12:11pm chresti: Hello!
	12:12pm doctorjazz: Hello!
	🛎 12:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ready for my weekly dose of Vitamin Ding!
	12:14pm Listening Out There: Hey, the playlist works... :)
	12:15pm Mary Wing: Hello Carmichael, Brian, Henry, chresti, doctorjazz, Ken, and LOT! Gimme a C for CURTAINS!
	12:15pm Listening Out There: Ooh, curtains too. Ahhh....
	12:20pm Webhamster Henry: You know who did a good in C? Brooklyn Raga Massive.
	12:20pm coelacanth∅: greetings Mary, 100%ers
	12:20pm coelacanth∅: i guess it's curtains for us
	12:21pm Webhamster Henry: Actually, everyone did. And take a look at this fantastic page: teropa.info...
	12:21pm Mary Wing: Yes, they do; I was torn between which version to play today. Hiya coelacanth!
	🛎 12:23pm βrian: Had to scoot out for an arepa. Always love to hear Terry Riley.
	12:23pm coelacanth∅: next 3ok?
	12:24pm coelacanth∅: Mary have you ever done a 3 of a kind on ionisation?
	12:26pm Mary Wing: I had to look that up, coela; you mean Varese's Ionisation?
	12:30pm coelacanth∅: yah, many good versions ...maybe not varied enough for a good 3ok actually. the differences are usually subtle (i have a playlist of maybe 20 ? on youboob -or, last i knew, a few years ago)
	12:32pm Mary Wing: Well, let me add it to the list and see what I can find; subtle differences may not be enough to make it worthwhile.
	12:36pm coelacanth∅: right. ...i haven't visited my own youboob channel in years, but it was interesting to watch them all performed; may not be so to just listen.
	🛎 12:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: That can be a variation on 3oak — play three versions of a song simultaneously. Try to spot the subtle differences.
	12:38pm Parq: Salutations. A day off gives me a rare chance to listen at home.
	12:44pm Rich in Washington: I just found a minty copy of Riley's In C at the local Goodwill.
	12:44pm Rich in Washington: Hi Mary! Hi fellow 100%ers!
	12:48pm Rich in Washington: Don't know about other folks, but Goodwill is the only thrift store left in my town, with about five stores. They've pretty much wiped out all local mom n' pop thrift stores. They're also not so great for records, as - I've been told - they funnel most 'valuable' records to their online sale portals, which is why things found in stores are 95% easy listening crap no one wants, dull classical records, crap gospel records.
	12:52pm Mary Wing: Hi Parq and Rich! Goodwill is pretty lame, in my opinion. There was a store on the upper west side of Manhattan which got a fancy makeover, and suddenly became a... damn, what's the word I want? Oh! CURATED! They touted themselves as curated items, which of course meant the prices went up. I was in that neighborhood a few weeks ago and saw that they had closed, ha!
	🛎 12:54pm βrian: Were the clerks there given the title of docent?
	12:54pm coelacanth∅: for... well, after midnight later: www.youtube.com... ...my favorite ionisation video (not only because of the facial expressions and general demeanor of the 2 ladies @2.20 & 2.30!)
	12:54pm Rich in Washington: Oh, those 'curated' Goodwills are strange! The only one near me is in nearby-ish Portland OR, in the hipstery part of Hawthorne district. It's in what used to be a bank, and has carefully selected 'upscale' items or vintage stuff at vintage store prices. Weird.
	12:54pm Mary Wing: And yes, their record selection sucks, and they have the nerve to charge $2 for crappy, scratched-up discs/
	🛎 1:02pm βrian: In our neck of the woods, St Vinny's rules, though I have no idea what their vinyl is like. We're more concerned with keeping 5-year Old clothed.
	1:02pm coelacanth∅: only one "thrift" store left in my town as well; a "hippieish" college town that could easily support several. salvation army. same deal. i don't like supporting a religious cult anyway. they might use the money for "missionaries" or some other despicable bullshit.
	🛎 1:04pm βrian: What's their position on the missionary?
	1:05pm coelacanth∅: supine, staring at the ceiling
	1:06pm Parq: A curated Goodwill store kind of says it all about where we've arrived in the 21st C.
	1:06pm Webhamster Henry: The thrifts/record shops around here aren't too bad. One is run by Doug Wygal who you may know from "The Individuals" (Hoboken band).
	1:07pm Parq: We have both Goodwill and the Salvos in our nabe, along with a HousingWorks and several semi-upscale thrift stores (including one to support the NYC Opera).
	1:11pm Mary Wing: No way, Henry! Is Doug still playing drums in a group?
	1:18pm Rich in Washington: The Goodwills in Vancouver WA sell all records, regardless of crapitude, for 3.99. Some double LPs are 6.99. Needless to say, it's cut back my used record addiction quite a bit. I'm no longer willing to shell out 4 bucks for a goofy looking record unless I know it's something special.
	1:20pm Rich in Washington: but just a month ago or so, had this incredible good luck streak and found some amazing records. Not sure why. But it was like that person hooked on horseracing who suddenly hits a winning streak in the dollar window. It sort of got me going regularly again, somewhat obsessively.
	1:22pm Mary Wing: Amazing records that didn't trigger the person who pulls the good ones to sell online, obviously. Lucky, indeed!
	1:26pm Rich in Washington: I think avant records and some obscurish Punk or Post Punk seem to fly under their radar.
	1:27pm Rich in Washington: the missus and I have a plan to do another Oregon coast sweep of thrift stores this Summer, so there's that. Those often yield some fun finds for me.
	1:27pm Parq: Sometimes you get lucky and happen into the store just after somebody dumped an incredible record collection and it just hit the shelves. Happened to me once in Cambridge, albeit pre-internet (by decades).
	🛎 1:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullos !
	1:32pm Mary Wing: Hi hi RevRab!!
	1:36pm Rich in Washington: I once intercepted a big unattended rolly bin that was about to go out to the shelves of my local Salvation Army and fished out record after record - like the kinds of records you find in your thrift store dreams. Insane. And it was half off day. It's stories like that that keep me hopelessly addicted to cratedigging. Like a junky who finds a lush asleep on the subway with a fat wallet falling out of their overcoat.
	1:37pm Parq: Well, that TSU intro woke me up. Cool cover.
	1:42pm Roberto: Whatup Wing-dingers!
	1:44pm Mary Wing: Heh, a dream come true, but I would have a problem carrying all those records home since I don't have a car. Hi Roberto!
	1:45pm Webhamster Henry: @MaryWing He was playing with some group recently . Wreckless Eric, who has a new record, played in his tiny store last week.
	1:46pm Michael 98145: ay yai yai
	1:46pm fleep: Greetings
	1:46pm Webhamster Henry: I've never been a super vinyl junkie - especially now that the Drummer Stream and Sheena are on all the time - but there used to be a junk store on 27th st called Daytons in the 90s that had lots and lots of disco single cut outs, but also some hidden gems.
	1:48pm Mary Wing: Howdy fleep!
	🛎 1:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That sound. That groove.
	1:54pm Michael 98145: Enjoying this set. Again. Yes.
	1:55pm david w: Hi, Mary and all! I just fired up an old DAT machine to test and it immediately mangled a tape. Now I'm knee deep in a hairball. So excuse me if I'm distracted.
	1:58pm david w: Whoa! Bertucci is guest on my show today!
	1:58pm Webhamster Henry: Lea Bertucci is at Outpost tomorrow, right David W?
	1:59pm david w: Correct, Henry. With Ilgenfritz, Leya, and C. Lavender.
	2:00pm Webhamster Henry: Tell her Hi from The Widow Jane Mine - oh, I'll playlist chat her myself. BTW, the WJM had a great show last Saturday and is hosting Taiko Masala next Sunday.
	2:02pm Sem: Whew...just in time for 3oak. Ding ding, Mary, and hello, all 100%-ers, and those who aspire to same.
	2:04pm Parq: Henry, @1:46. Likewise; similarly, with all of the FMU streams available to me, I just shrug when people urge me to get into Spotify or the like.
	🛎 2:04pm βrian: $15 for all three days. Ayeh.
	2:06pm Webhamster Henry: @Parq WFMU offerings are so much better than "Curated" or "For You" choices. And they don't have the chat board! We don't have image and sticker comments, but that keeps the chatboard noise down.
	2:08pm Michael 98145: screw Spotispy. I loves it here.
	2:11pm Carmichael: Remember Pandora?
	2:11pm Mary Wing: Hiya David, Michael, and Sem! I played Lea because she's on your show, duh, David!
	2:13pm Sem: I fully endorse Joy in the afternoon.
	2:17pm david w: Thanks, Mary, from all us Ridgewoodites.
	2:27pm Mary Wing: Oops, this is not a cover!
	2:33pm Matt D: Hi from Denver! Love the show
	2:34pm fleep: S'cool.
	2:36pm Mary Wing: Howdy Matt, glad you're here!
	2:39pm coelacanth∅: the die krupps track title is acceptable, but an artist loses some of my respect when they/he/she entitles a song specifically to trick people into checking out (and often, therefore, resulting in revenue) a song. (ie "tomorrow never knows"...)
	2:41pm Mary Wing: Well, it is just one word, after all; John Lennon has a song called Isolation as well. I can see the clickbait of Tomorrow Never Knows, but not so much with a one-word title.
	2:42pm coelacanth∅: that's what i'm saying
	2:45pm geezerette: Hello, Mary and everybuddy! I loved Spotify: you could find every version of almost anything, from the first recording to the latest, sometimes 100 years worth! Also good for rounding up total output of a favorite artist. Got to listen to Ethel Waters from '20s to '50s for example. Since finding wfmu my Spotify account has been dormant. Listening parties are much more fun than listening in isolation!
	2:46pm Mary Wing: Oh, I see; I read that wrong. Hi geezerette! Listening party with a curated playlist, heh!
	2:47pm geezerette: ...and I love John Lennon's "Isolation".
	2:49pm coelacanth∅: i use spotify for research, for listening to whole albums, and occasionally for playlists that i've created. i've never used it for their channels, or stations. it doesn't have everything though.
	2:50pm geezerette: Mary, you're a great curator and an actual human! I'm all for organic intelligence. :)
	2:51pm coelacanth∅: (i have to go slightly early) Thanks Mary!
	2:54pm geezerette: Hi, Coel, that's true but they do have a lot. Really love the archives here though, and now with additional streams and DJs there's just no contest. WoofMoo rules!
	2:56pm Michael 98145: yes, @gz'ette, carbon-based intelligence is superior :)
	2:57pm geezerette: haha! the best form of carbon.
	🛎 2:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Isopods forming an isosceles triangle doing isometric exercises.
	2:59pm Sem: An hour of my life I will not regret, this past one. Thanks, Mary, ding you and all next time.
	2:59pm Michael 98145: Yikes. Where'd the time go?
	3:00pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, Mary W ding
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: ...(not leaving early after all) g it does; much more than the "internet jukebox that has everything" at the pub. still i regularly don't find something i want. (just today i found "tula" by the rumour; but i looked a few months ago and it wasn't available)
	3:00pm Mary Wing: Thanks for listening! See you in 2 hours!
	3:01pm chresti: Thanks Mary!
	3:02pm coelacanth∅: (thanks again Mary!)
	3:02pm Webhamster Henry: Hear ya next week ! Thanks!
	7:57pm lcelso7: I installed spotify app on my pc with Nox bignox.org and it is amazing. There are thousands of songs and playlists in it.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New / Special	Approx. start time
George Michael	The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face	Symphonica	Island / Def Jam	2014	CD	A Roberta Flack cover.		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Trabant Echo Orchestra	Terry Riley - In C	Terry Riley - In C	self-released	2016	MP3			0:05:17 (Pop-up)
Hugo Largo	Fancy "Fancy" by "Hugo Largo"	Drum	Relativity	1987	LP	A Kinks cover.		0:52:19 (Pop-up)
El Michels Affair	Pork Chop Express	Return To The 37th Chamber	Big Crown	2017	CD			0:56:35 (Pop-up)
El Michels Affair	Snakes (Featuring Lee Fields)	Return To The 37th Chamber	Big Crown	2017	CD			0:57:20 (Pop-up)
El Michels Affair	Drums For Sale "Drums For Sale" by "El Michels Affair"	Return To The 37th Chamber	Big Crown	2017	CD			0:59:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							1:00:53 (Pop-up)
Gyedu Blay Ambolley	Adwoa "Adwoa" by "Gyedu Blay Ambolley"	Ambolley	Mr. Bongo	2019	CD	Originally released in 1982.	*	1:06:26 (Pop-up)
Eddy Senay	Cameo "Cameo" by "Eddy Senay"	Step By Step	Modern Harmonic	2019	LP	On white vinyl; originally released in 1972.	*	1:10:34 (Pop-up)
Lowell Fulson	Welcome Home "Welcome Home" by "Lowell Fulson"	Shattered Dreams - Funky Blues 1967-1978	Beat Goes Public / Ace	2011	CD	Various artists.		1:16:44 (Pop-up)
The Hot Pepper	Kun Rod Fai, Pai Rod Bus, Kee Chang, Kang Tent (Get On Train, Go With Bus, Elephant Ride, Put Up Tent)	Thai Funk ZudRangMa	ZudRangMa	2008	CD	Various artists.		1:20:06 (Pop-up)
Akiko Yano	Ai Ai Gasa "Ai Ai Gasa" by "Akiko Yano"	Iroha Ni Konpeitou	WeWantSounds	2019	CD	Originally released in 1977.	*	1:25:38 (Pop-up)
ESG	Get Funky "Get Funky" by "ESG"	ESG	Pow Wow	1991	CD			1:29:22 (Pop-up)
TSU Jazz Ensemble	Compared To What	School Me! Volume 1 1968-1975 High School and Collegiate Jazz, Funk, Soul and Psychedelia	Stage Band Research	2009	CD	Various artists; a Les McCann cover.		1:31:55 (Pop-up)
Lord Cobra Y Los Hnos. Duncan	Love Letters	Panama! 2: Latin Sounds, Cumbia, Tropical, & Calypso Funk On The Isthmus 1967-77	Soundway	2009	CD	Various artists.		1:35:01 (Pop-up)
Combo Chimbita	Al Templo "Al Templo" by "Combo Chimbita"	Ahomale	Anti-	2019	CD		*	1:39:27 (Pop-up)
Mdou Moctar	Anna "Anna" by "Mdou Moctar"	Ilana: The Creator	Sahel Sounds	2019	CD			1:42:27 (Pop-up)
Lea Bertucci	Patterns For Alto "Patterns For Alto" by "Lea Bertucci"	Metal Aether	NNA Tapes	2018	CD	On Ridgewood Radio, immediately following this program!		1:47:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							1:53:45 (Pop-up)
Joy Division	Isolation "Isolation" by "Joy Division"	Closer	Factory	1980	MP3		***	2:02:42 (Pop-up)
Koova	Isolation "Isolation" by "Koova"	Isolation single	self-released	2011	MP3	A Joy Division cover; from Soundcloud.	***	2:05:28 (Pop-up)
Therapy?	Isolation "Isolation" by "Therapy?"	Troublegum	A&M	1994	MP3	A Joy Division cover.	***	2:09:41 (Pop-up)
Data-Bank-A	Isolation "Isolation" by "Data-Bank-A"	Continental Drift	Lively Art	1987	MP3	A Joy Division cover.	***	2:12:53 (Pop-up)
Carissa's Wierd	Isolation "Isolation" by "Carissa's Wierd"	Scrap Book	self-released	2003	MP3	A Joy Division cover.	***	2:15:39 (Pop-up)
Dive	Isolation "Isolation" by "Dive"	Dive 2: Concrete Jungle + Extended Play EP + Extras	Out Of Line Music	2012	MP3	A Joy Division cover.	***	2:18:09 (Pop-up)
Agressiva 69	Isolation "Isolation" by "Agressiva 69"	Warszawa - Tribute To Joy Division	Kuka	2006	MP3	Various artists; a Joy Division cover.	***	2:21:15 (Pop-up)
Electro Generator Group	Iceolation	Resurrection	Unknown Pleasures	2014	MP3	Various artists; a Joy Division cover.	***	2:24:55 (Pop-up)
Jane Horrocks	Isolation "Isolation" by "Jane Horrocks"	If You Kiss Me, Kiss Me	self-released	2016	MP3	A Joy Division cover.	***	2:29:19 (Pop-up)
Dessau	Isolation "Isolation" by "Dessau"	Exercise In Tension	Carlyle	1989	MP3	A Joy Division cover.	***	2:32:59 (Pop-up)
Starchildren	Isolation "Isolation" by "Starchildren"	A Means To An End: The Music Of Joy Division	Hut	1995	MP3	Various artists; a Joy Division cover.	***	2:38:01 (Pop-up)
Meridian	Isolation "Isolation" by "Meridian"			2013	MP3	A Joy Division cover; from YouTube.	***	2:41:48 (Pop-up)
Collection d'Arnell-Andréa	Isolation	30 Years With(out) Ian Curtis - Transmission	Infrastition	2010	MP3	Various artists; a Joy Division cover.	***	2:45:02 (Pop-up)
Sam Riley	Isolation "Isolation" by "Sam Riley"			2007	MP3	A scene from the film "Control;" from YouTube.	***	2:49:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							2:51:02 (Pop-up)
Isolation Berlin	Isolation "Isolation" by "Isolation Berlin"	Berliner Schule Protopop	Staatsakt	2016	MP3	A Joy Division cover, in German!	***	2:53:51 (Pop-up)
This Grey City	Isolation "Isolation" by "This Grey City"	Tribute To	Str8line	2015	MP3	A Joy Division cover.	***	2:56:35 (Pop-up)
Die Welt	Isolation "Isolation" by "Die Welt"	Isolation single	self-released	2016	MP3	A Joy Division cover.	***	3:00:17 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:04pm Carmichael: Heya Mary and Wing-o-nauts. Here to hear.
	🛎 12:07pm βrian: Boo from the isthmus.
	12:09pm Webhamster Henry: Hi 100%ers!
	12:10pm Webhamster Henry: Gimme a C!
	12:11pm chresti: Hello!
	12:12pm doctorjazz: Hello!
	🛎 12:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ready for my weekly dose of Vitamin Ding!
	12:14pm Listening Out There: Hey, the playlist works... :)
	12:15pm Mary Wing: Hello Carmichael, Brian, Henry, chresti, doctorjazz, Ken, and LOT! Gimme a C for CURTAINS!
	12:15pm Listening Out There: Ooh, curtains too. Ahhh....
	12:20pm Webhamster Henry: You know who did a good in C? Brooklyn Raga Massive.
	12:20pm coelacanth∅: greetings Mary, 100%ers
	12:20pm coelacanth∅: i guess it's curtains for us
	12:21pm Webhamster Henry: Actually, everyone did. And take a look at this fantastic page: teropa.info...
	12:21pm Mary Wing: Yes, they do; I was torn between which version to play today. Hiya coelacanth!
	🛎 12:23pm βrian: Had to scoot out for an arepa. Always love to hear Terry Riley.
	12:23pm coelacanth∅: next 3ok?
	12:24pm coelacanth∅: Mary have you ever done a 3 of a kind on ionisation?
	12:26pm Mary Wing: I had to look that up, coela; you mean Varese's Ionisation?
	12:30pm coelacanth∅: yah, many good versions ...maybe not varied enough for a good 3ok actually. the differences are usually subtle (i have a playlist of maybe 20 ? on youboob -or, last i knew, a few years ago)
	12:32pm Mary Wing: Well, let me add it to the list and see what I can find; subtle differences may not be enough to make it worthwhile.
	12:36pm coelacanth∅: right. ...i haven't visited my own youboob channel in years, but it was interesting to watch them all performed; may not be so to just listen.
	🛎 12:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: That can be a variation on 3oak — play three versions of a song simultaneously. Try to spot the subtle differences.
	12:38pm Parq: Salutations. A day off gives me a rare chance to listen at home.
	12:44pm Rich in Washington: I just found a minty copy of Riley's In C at the local Goodwill.
	12:44pm Rich in Washington: Hi Mary! Hi fellow 100%ers!
	12:48pm Rich in Washington: Don't know about other folks, but Goodwill is the only thrift store left in my town, with about five stores. They've pretty much wiped out all local mom n' pop thrift stores. They're also not so great for records, as - I've been told - they funnel most 'valuable' records to their online sale portals, which is why things found in stores are 95% easy listening crap no one wants, dull classical records, crap gospel records.
	12:52pm Mary Wing: Hi Parq and Rich! Goodwill is pretty lame, in my opinion. There was a store on the upper west side of Manhattan which got a fancy makeover, and suddenly became a... damn, what's the word I want? Oh! CURATED! They touted themselves as curated items, which of course meant the prices went up. I was in that neighborhood a few weeks ago and saw that they had closed, ha!
	🛎 12:54pm βrian: Were the clerks there given the title of docent?
	12:54pm coelacanth∅: for... well, after midnight later: www.youtube.com... ...my favorite ionisation video (not only because of the facial expressions and general demeanor of the 2 ladies @2.20 & 2.30!)
	12:54pm Rich in Washington: Oh, those 'curated' Goodwills are strange! The only one near me is in nearby-ish Portland OR, in the hipstery part of Hawthorne district. It's in what used to be a bank, and has carefully selected 'upscale' items or vintage stuff at vintage store prices. Weird.
	12:54pm Mary Wing: And yes, their record selection sucks, and they have the nerve to charge $2 for crappy, scratched-up discs/
	🛎 1:02pm βrian: In our neck of the woods, St Vinny's rules, though I have no idea what their vinyl is like. We're more concerned with keeping 5-year Old clothed.
	1:02pm coelacanth∅: only one "thrift" store left in my town as well; a "hippieish" college town that could easily support several. salvation army. same deal. i don't like supporting a religious cult anyway. they might use the money for "missionaries" or some other despicable bullshit.
	🛎 1:04pm βrian: What's their position on the missionary?
	1:05pm coelacanth∅: supine, staring at the ceiling
	1:06pm Parq: A curated Goodwill store kind of says it all about where we've arrived in the 21st C.
	1:06pm Webhamster Henry: The thrifts/record shops around here aren't too bad. One is run by Doug Wygal who you may know from "The Individuals" (Hoboken band).
	1:07pm Parq: We have both Goodwill and the Salvos in our nabe, along with a HousingWorks and several semi-upscale thrift stores (including one to support the NYC Opera).
	1:11pm Mary Wing: No way, Henry! Is Doug still playing drums in a group?
	1:18pm Rich in Washington: The Goodwills in Vancouver WA sell all records, regardless of crapitude, for 3.99. Some double LPs are 6.99. Needless to say, it's cut back my used record addiction quite a bit. I'm no longer willing to shell out 4 bucks for a goofy looking record unless I know it's something special.
	1:20pm Rich in Washington: but just a month ago or so, had this incredible good luck streak and found some amazing records. Not sure why. But it was like that person hooked on horseracing who suddenly hits a winning streak in the dollar window. It sort of got me going regularly again, somewhat obsessively.
	1:22pm Mary Wing: Amazing records that didn't trigger the person who pulls the good ones to sell online, obviously. Lucky, indeed!
	1:26pm Rich in Washington: I think avant records and some obscurish Punk or Post Punk seem to fly under their radar.
	1:27pm Rich in Washington: the missus and I have a plan to do another Oregon coast sweep of thrift stores this Summer, so there's that. Those often yield some fun finds for me.
	1:27pm Parq: Sometimes you get lucky and happen into the store just after somebody dumped an incredible record collection and it just hit the shelves. Happened to me once in Cambridge, albeit pre-internet (by decades).
	🛎 1:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullos !
	1:32pm Mary Wing: Hi hi RevRab!!
	1:36pm Rich in Washington: I once intercepted a big unattended rolly bin that was about to go out to the shelves of my local Salvation Army and fished out record after record - like the kinds of records you find in your thrift store dreams. Insane. And it was half off day. It's stories like that that keep me hopelessly addicted to cratedigging. Like a junky who finds a lush asleep on the subway with a fat wallet falling out of their overcoat.
	1:37pm Parq: Well, that TSU intro woke me up. Cool cover.
	1:42pm Roberto: Whatup Wing-dingers!
	1:44pm Mary Wing: Heh, a dream come true, but I would have a problem carrying all those records home since I don't have a car. Hi Roberto!
	1:45pm Webhamster Henry: @MaryWing He was playing with some group recently . Wreckless Eric, who has a new record, played in his tiny store last week.
	1:46pm Michael 98145: ay yai yai
	1:46pm fleep: Greetings
	1:46pm Webhamster Henry: I've never been a super vinyl junkie - especially now that the Drummer Stream and Sheena are on all the time - but there used to be a junk store on 27th st called Daytons in the 90s that had lots and lots of disco single cut outs, but also some hidden gems.
	1:48pm Mary Wing: Howdy fleep!
	🛎 1:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That sound. That groove.
	1:54pm Michael 98145: Enjoying this set. Again. Yes.
	1:55pm david w: Hi, Mary and all! I just fired up an old DAT machine to test and it immediately mangled a tape. Now I'm knee deep in a hairball. So excuse me if I'm distracted.
	1:58pm david w: Whoa! Bertucci is guest on my show today!
	1:58pm Webhamster Henry: Lea Bertucci is at Outpost tomorrow, right David W?
	1:59pm david w: Correct, Henry. With Ilgenfritz, Leya, and C. Lavender.
	2:00pm Webhamster Henry: Tell her Hi from The Widow Jane Mine - oh, I'll playlist chat her myself. BTW, the WJM had a great show last Saturday and is hosting Taiko Masala next Sunday.
	2:02pm Sem: Whew...just in time for 3oak. Ding ding, Mary, and hello, all 100%-ers, and those who aspire to same.
	2:04pm Parq: Henry, @1:46. Likewise; similarly, with all of the FMU streams available to me, I just shrug when people urge me to get into Spotify or the like.
	🛎 2:04pm βrian: $15 for all three days. Ayeh.
	2:06pm Webhamster Henry: @Parq WFMU offerings are so much better than "Curated" or "For You" choices. And they don't have the chat board! We don't have image and sticker comments, but that keeps the chatboard noise down.
	2:08pm Michael 98145: screw Spotispy. I loves it here.
	2:11pm Carmichael: Remember Pandora?
	2:11pm Mary Wing: Hiya David, Michael, and Sem! I played Lea because she's on your show, duh, David!
	2:13pm Sem: I fully endorse Joy in the afternoon.
	2:17pm david w: Thanks, Mary, from all us Ridgewoodites.
	2:27pm Mary Wing: Oops, this is not a cover!
	2:33pm Matt D: Hi from Denver! Love the show
	2:34pm fleep: S'cool.
	2:36pm Mary Wing: Howdy Matt, glad you're here!
	2:39pm coelacanth∅: the die krupps track title is acceptable, but an artist loses some of my respect when they/he/she entitles a song specifically to trick people into checking out (and often, therefore, resulting in revenue) a song. (ie "tomorrow never knows"...)
	2:41pm Mary Wing: Well, it is just one word, after all; John Lennon has a song called Isolation as well. I can see the clickbait of Tomorrow Never Knows, but not so much with a one-word title.
	2:42pm coelacanth∅: that's what i'm saying
	2:45pm geezerette: Hello, Mary and everybuddy! I loved Spotify: you could find every version of almost anything, from the first recording to the latest, sometimes 100 years worth! Also good for rounding up total output of a favorite artist. Got to listen to Ethel Waters from '20s to '50s for example. Since finding wfmu my Spotify account has been dormant. Listening parties are much more fun than listening in isolation!
	2:46pm Mary Wing: Oh, I see; I read that wrong. Hi geezerette! Listening party with a curated playlist, heh!
	2:47pm geezerette: ...and I love John Lennon's "Isolation".
	2:49pm coelacanth∅: i use spotify for research, for listening to whole albums, and occasionally for playlists that i've created. i've never used it for their channels, or stations. it doesn't have everything though.
	2:50pm geezerette: Mary, you're a great curator and an actual human! I'm all for organic intelligence. :)
	2:51pm coelacanth∅: (i have to go slightly early) Thanks Mary!
	2:54pm geezerette: Hi, Coel, that's true but they do have a lot. Really love the archives here though, and now with additional streams and DJs there's just no contest. WoofMoo rules!
	2:56pm Michael 98145: yes, @gz'ette, carbon-based intelligence is superior :)
	2:57pm geezerette: haha! the best form of carbon.
	🛎 2:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Isopods forming an isosceles triangle doing isometric exercises.
	2:59pm Sem: An hour of my life I will not regret, this past one. Thanks, Mary, ding you and all next time.
	2:59pm Michael 98145: Yikes. Where'd the time go?
	3:00pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, Mary W ding
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: ...(not leaving early after all) g it does; much more than the "internet jukebox that has everything" at the pub. still i regularly don't find something i want. (just today i found "tula" by the rumour; but i looked a few months ago and it wasn't available)
	3:00pm Mary Wing: Thanks for listening! See you in 2 hours!
	3:01pm chresti: Thanks Mary!
	3:02pm coelacanth∅: (thanks again Mary!)
	3:02pm Webhamster Henry: Hear ya next week ! Thanks!
	7:57pm lcelso7: I installed spotify app on my pc with Nox bignox.org and it is amazing. There are thousands of songs and playlists in it.

100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from July 10, 2019

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