WFMU: 100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from May 13, 2020

Listener comments!
	🛎 12:00pm βrian: Ah, here vee are.
	12:02pm Mary Wing: Ziz iz zee playze, Brian, yez!
	🛎 12:03pm βrian: My stream title is stuck on Continental Subway, oddly.
	🛎 12:04pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Salutations, Mary and WFMU kin!
	12:04pm Mary Wing: Heh, David D. refuses to relinquish the stream! Player info is correct for me, though. Hiya Granny!
	🛎 12:05pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): As I was just saying, the robots will win!
	12:05pm chresti: Hi Mary and wingdingers!
	🛎 12:05pm Phillippe Bastille: Maaaaarrrrrryyyyyy!!!
	🛎 12:06pm βrian: Golly, this is nice.
	12:06pm JakeGould: So… I see thiz show is happening again thiz week az well as future weekz… Very interezting indeed.
	12:06pm Mary Wing: Good morning, chresti, you clicky-starred the entire show after 5 minutes! <3 <3 <3
	12:07pm Rocky Horror: The TuneIn app on my ROKU reads100% Whatever with Mary Wing \| WFMU
	12:08pm Mary Wing: Howdy Phillippe, Jake, and Rocky Hrror! I am stuck at home at least until June 5th, sez my job. What else have I got to do except play ze muuuzik??
	12:09pm Mary Wing: Malady is from Finland; oh if only we had a Finnish listener around who could translate for us. :-/
	12:09pm Ike: I might be stuck at home until the fall according to my job! URGH. No like. But hey, at least I still have a job.
	12:09pm JakeGould: @Mary: The word from my day job is we work from home until mid-August… Not complaining!
	12:10pm fleep: Fins, yes. Finnish, no. Sorry. Good morning Mary and Whatsits
	12:10pm Rocky Horror: Hi Mary Wing!! So you're live from your house?
	12:11pm Mary Wing: I am home, yes, Rocky, but this show was recorded Sunday night. I don't have enough internet power to do a live show.
	12:11pm JakeGould: Past that — since I am a programmer — they might just change the office to be the equivalent of a “drop in” space where nobody really has desks but can have space to use. I honestly like that idea. My desk in the office right now is bare and I don’t care about it anyway. I can sit anywhere and do my job. All the better!
	12:11pm Yvang: Maladie is illness in ... french. I know it doesn't help much...
	🛎 12:12pm βrian: I find I need multiple monitors to be really productive, so I miss my office space.
	12:13pm Mary Wing: Hullo Ike, fleep, and Yvang! Malady is illness in English also, perhaps it carried over into Finnish as well?
	12:13pm Yvang: And Hi Mary Wing and whateverers!
	12:14pm Yvang: We had Malaria in Poland in the 80's... Doesn't help neither...
	12:14pm JakeGould: “Nurja Puoli” Google translates to “Reverse” and “Toinen Toista” translates to “Another Repeat”
	🛎 12:15pm Ken From Hyde Park: Greetings, Mary VVing and crew. I alvvays like tuning in for vvhatever.
	🛎 12:16pm Handy Haversack: Sorry I'm late -- I was making lunch. 100 percent here now! Hi, Mary!
	🛎 12:16pm Ken From Hyde Park: (* crevv *)
	12:17pm JakeGould: @Yvang: You in Poland? My grandfather died in a gulag in Kazakhstan from malaria. My dad almost died as well. Then he decided to just join the Soviet Army instead of dying in a camp… But that would be certain death since prisoners made soldiers would have pretty much been uncared for and used for cannon fodder… Then the Polish Government in exile got him and other Poles out of the Gulags to be properly cared for and fight in Europe.
	12:17pm Mary Wing: I don't like working from home at all, plus I need to have a lot of face-to-face interaction with people, which I can no longer do. I actually went to my office on Saturday for some critical installation of equipment (I'm the only one who can get to the building without taking public transporation), and I have to say, that was the best day for me since all this started. It was so nice to have somewhere to go, and not sit around at home all day long. I really missed sitting at my desk! Never thought I'd say that, heh.
	12:18pm Ike: @Mary, having somewhere to go is so great! I relate to this comment very much!!!
	🛎 12:18pm Handy Haversack: I feel the same way, Mary. Just sub "standing" for sitting!
	12:19pm Mary Wing: Hi Ken and Handy! Lunch time it is, indeed! Chili from a can and crackers for me, yummers.
	12:19pm Yvang: @JakeGould : No I am in France. I said "we" as an european and as a worldwide music lover.
	12:20pm JakeGould: Anyway, nobody catch malaria. Also, seems like hand sanitizer is now being produced in better consumer quantities. I bought 8 ounces off generic stuff from Rite Aid for $5. That is a fine price.
	🛎 12:20pm βrian: I like that I can tend the garden when I take a break from work. And roast coffee.
	🛎 12:20pm Handy Haversack: Kate decided not to go running, so to celebrate I made us eggs with stuff!
	12:20pm fred: Hello Mary and all I just survived a zoom meeting. Some people used a picture as a background, I'm almost tempted to use the house on some Jandek covers...
	12:20pm JakeGould: @Yvang: EU4Ever
	12:20pm rw: Good morning!
	12:21pm Maggie B.: Mary, I had a similar experience going back to my office to get more files to work on - I couldn't believe how much I missed the office. I'm going back again this weekend, but this time my mission is different - I'm getting my personal stuff out of my desk in case they try to call us back too soon. If they do, I will ask to retire, three years too early but what choice will I have?
	🛎 12:21pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Mary Wing: sounds yummy to me, and quite like a meal i had only yesterday. Was that yesterday? What day is it? It's 100% Whatever Day.
	12:21pm doctorjazz: Hi 100% Virtual folks!
	🛎 12:22pm Ken From Hyde Park: Your home studio is more kitchen-adjacent than Studio C, Mary, so there's that. Bathroom-adjacent, too.
	12:23pm JakeGould: @MaggieB: If it’s any consolation, I don’t think things will get back to normal in the world as a whole for more than a few years. Better face the reality now than stretch it out and — possibly — put yourself at risk.
	🛎 12:23pm βrian: Eggs with stuff is a classic. We have chives growing in the garden. They're good as stuff.
	12:23pm Yvang: @JakeGould : I am wordless about your family history! I just started watching a documentary about the Gulag and it is so depressing I couldn't finish it .
	12:24pm Mary Wing: Salut fred, rw, and Maggie B.! Jandek house, ha ha haaah! I am so stealing that idea if I need to do a zoom meeting.
	12:26pm Mary Wing: Maggie, I hear you. But being stuck at home all the time has made me realize that my retirement will suck big donkey balls if I don't find something useful to do with my time. I can barely get out of bed as it is; having no job would probably push me over the edge, heh.
	12:27pm JakeGould: @Yvang: Thanks. And that is a small slice. The prologue to the Gulag is my dad’s family fled to Belarus during WWII. When they refused citizenship, 1/2 the family went to the Gulag in Siberia, the other 1/2 in Kazakstan. Friends and neighbors who fled with them to Belarus said they were stupid to not accept Soviet citizenship, but the USSR was not kind to Jews. If they had accepted citizenship, their fate was to be massacred by Nazis advancing into Russian territory. Anyway… I’m here now!
	12:29pm Mary Wing: Truly, each decision made, or choice not taken, by all our ancestors has brought us here, to this, whatever it is.
	12:31pm TDK60: Hello.
	🛎 12:31pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Meanwhile, this set is distinctly pleasing
	12:31pm Doug Schulkind: Greetings, Marylanders!
	12:32pm Maggie B.: @JakeGould - I know. I work in the hotspot (NYC) and I can't see anything getting back to normal any time soon either. My company has been very proactive about keeping us safe (they sent me home on March 13, and the rest of the staff the following week) so I'm hoping for the best but anticipating the worst. I really do miss lower Manhattan, though.
	12:32pm Mary Wing: Hi TDK60 and Doug! Marylanders, heh. Let's not get used to that term, eh?
	12:33pm Yvang: @JakeGould antisemitism is another vicious plague still without a vaccine (especially in europe)
	12:33pm fleep: Yo, Doug! The daily email came back as mysteriously as it had vanished. Very happy to see it again.
	12:33pm Franco Twinkie: Mary,You have to get out of bed! The only way we know what day it is by what morning show we listen to on WFMU. Okay today is Wens., which means we're having donkey balls for lunch, I better get my ass into the kitchen!
	🛎 12:33pm Handy Haversack: It only really applies to Phillippe, Mary!
	🛎 12:36pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): what Franco Twinkie said ^^
	12:36pm david w: Hello, Mary and all! (and Doug, special category).
	12:36pm Yvang: We are slowly unlocking down here in France but it seems to me that we are a bit overconfident about life getting back to normal.
	🛎 12:36pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Franco Twinkie: PS: you can't have donkey balls without an ass
	12:37pm JakeGould: @MaryWing: Have you considered moving elsewhere for health? I mean if you can “wing” it remotely that might be something. @Yvang: Know it. My grandfather on my mom’s side — who had 8 kids, owned one donkey and had a seltzer route — willfully went with the Nazis when they rounded up all men in the town back in the 1930s. Why? Easy: The Germans were more respected than the Russians as far as Jews went. Russians just routinely beat the crap out of Jews back then. So he assumed they couldn’t be that bad, right? His last words to his wife and kids were basically, “How bad can they be?”
	12:38pm JakeGould: FWIW, now that I am working from home and it seems that I can keep this job and work from home until… Whenever… I’m considering moving myself. But it’s hard to even consider this stuff with the country completely on hold.
	🛎 12:39pm βrian: @JG: Where would you move?
	12:40pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Granny! What the hell are you doing, looking out the window?
	12:41pm Mary Wing: Howdy Franco and David! Yes, I get out of bed, but mostly just to eat. The time when I leave cans and boxes of food in the bed will be a sad day for sure, heh.
	12:41pm fleep: Donkey Balls donkeyballstore.com...
	12:41pm JakeGould: @βrian: Dunno. But rural would be my choice now. Since I can work anywhere the pressure to be in an office is 100% off now. I mean for me, this whole Coronavirus thing has changed what my worklife means. So I think somewhere sunny and nice. Like New Mexico or Arizona. Sometimes I think Maine or Oregon could be an option but now I’m not so hot on being in a rainy area.
	12:42pm Carmichael: Heya Mary and fortified bunker types.
	12:43pm chresti: Chad says donkey balls are excellent.
	🛎 12:43pm βrian: I'd like rural, too. But connectivity can be a problem.
	12:44pm Carmichael: Rural around here means 51st state types. God, guns and Trump.
	12:45pm Franco Twinkie: Carmichael! Does that Blues Breaker stomp box have a Beano setting?
	🛎 12:45pm βrian: I used to live in rural VT. Pretty damn nice.
	🛎 12:45pm Phillippe Bastille: @Doug Hey from Maryland, the Land of Pleasant Living
	12:46pm JakeGould: @βrian: Yup. But still, I live in (frankly) a lunkhead conservative part of Brooklyn because I can afford the rent here and commute to NYC to work. If I have a choice, I would rather pay less for a nicer place to live and then use the money saved to get solid connectivity. My feeling is that perhaps truly connecting rural areas might be the future of a “work from home” world.
	12:46pm Yvang: And rural can involve slow internet which is problematic
	12:46pm Mary Wing: Hi Carmichael! I don't think I could handle rural by myself. I like to be alone, but not isolated.
	12:47pm JakeGould: @Carmichael: Where are you again?
	🛎 12:47pm βrian: @Yvang: Yes, that's what I meant. And if it's not available, you can't spend money to improve it.
	12:48pm chresti: Carmichael lives in Carmichael, near Sacramento.
	🛎 12:48pm Phillippe Bastille: I've been working at home for the better part of 25 years, and am a fairly introverted person, so in that regard I haven't been mightily impacted, except for the slowdown in getting work flowing again. I haven't had a face-to-face meeting since last summer.
	12:49pm Webhamster Henry: I've been a remote worker since around 1997. I stayed at home with the kid(s), even though a real office with an Aeron Chair was a subway trip away.
	12:49pm Carmichael: @Jake, northern California, outside of Sacramento. @Franco, my pedal does not have a beano boost. I've always thought the boost was it's own thing, but maybe it comes as an accessory on the later pedals.
	12:49pm JakeGould: FWIW, I do know more than a few people who are seriously looking to move outside of NYC but not exactly upstate. That might be an option for me as well. I mean I can just drive or take MetroNorth to NYC if needed. But still, who knows in this world we are in now. 20%+ unemployment should really concern us all. Not just those who lost their jobs.
	12:50pm TDK60: I used to live in a small city close to rural areas.
	12:51pm JakeGould: Or for all I know, perhaps this whole thing will make deep outer borough neighborhoods less lunkhead and conservative. Just from an architectural perspective, there are lots of nice old buildings near me. Just no culture or anything I would miss if I left.
	12:52pm Doug Schulkind: @fleep So glad! It's a mystery. Nothing changed on our end. (Other than our having adjusted the frequency on the transmitter we implanted in your back left molar.)
	🛎 12:53pm βrian: Where would you move to, @Doug?
	12:53pm Carmichael: Interesting point, Jake. Shifting demographics could nullify all the recent gerrymandering and turn a congressional district from red to blue, or vice versa.
	12:53pm Mary Wing: Hiya Henry! In the 90s, I knew a lot of legal proofreaders who worked the overnight shift at a law firm; I wonder if those jobs are still even a thing?
	12:55pm Webhamster Henry: People are coming up here to the Mid Hudson a lot. I used to say, there was a progression: Manhattan to somewhere else in Manhattan to Brooklyn or Queens, maybe then Hoboken or Montclair, and from there... actually out of town.
	🛎 12:55pm βrian: I have the sense that rural areas are going to be subsumed by agribusinesses using robotic labor.
	🛎 12:55pm Handy Haversack: Kate keeps floating the idea that we move to Jersey City!
	12:56pm JakeGould: @MaryWing: I heard legends of jobs like that. I think they now ship out work like that overseas like everything else. @Carmichael: Yeah, but I am not holding my breath. My Brooklyn neighborhood is heavily Catholic to the bone. If you look at areas that change, become cool and open-minded they tend to have Jewish roots. There needs to be some kind of liberal mindset existing for real change to take root.
	🛎 12:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: I want to retire in those cool buildings where the Jestsons live. If it's rainy, they just jack the tower up above the clouds.
	12:57pm Mary Wing: Maybe, Jake, but perhaps there is a confidentiality clause that prevents emailing legal documents?
	🛎 12:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: I have a feeling we're not in Finland anymore.
	12:58pm JakeGould: The only good robots are Kraftwerk.
	12:58pm fleep: Turning red states purple by infiltration sounds like a fine idea.
	12:59pm brainiac: When I was in New York, the progression was Brooklyn > Staten Island > (retirement) in Florida. I went another direction.
	12:59pm Yvang: I did not know The Stranglers had a museum, and in Three parts (or more?)
	1:00pm JakeGould: @brainiac: That’s the lunkhead path if there ever was one.
	1:00pm Carmichael: Maybe west coast catholics are different. I was born in Ireland, grew up in Washington and California, and I'm pretty much a leftist hippie. Maybe I should call myself a "son of a catholic."
	🛎 1:00pm Handy Haversack: I hope that doesn't mean Rex is going to retire to Florida soon, brainiac!
	1:00pm brainiac: Lunkheads abound
	1:01pm JakeGould: @Carmichael: I think the West Coast is always different.
	🛎 1:01pm βrian: Wherever I might end up, there'd need to be water.
	1:02pm chresti: There's a few places in California that feel rural, but aren't completely off the grid. Like where my parent's and brother's houses are, in the East Bay area foothills.
	1:02pm TDK60: Bandcamp says the Dwarfs.o.E.A. are based in Cairo. I know Sam Shalabi spends time in Montreal but Egypt must be difficult now.
	1:03pm JakeGould: @chresti: S.F. seems fine. Just being able to afford it. Maybe I can come up with some dot-com idea, sell it and cash out… But all of there very bad — but high ticket — ideas seem to be taken.
	🛎 1:03pm Handy Haversack: I visited my friend in Davis, and it seemed like a five-minute drive put us in horror-movie country.
	1:04pm spodiodi: hi Mary Wing! 100% ppl tips hat
	1:04pm JakeGould: I would generally just like to have sun and space I can do things with that are not apartment-based.
	🛎 1:04pm Handy Haversack: Hey, spodiodi! Was just wondering where you were!
	1:05pm spodiodi: happily lurking, Handy! how are ya?
	1:05pm Mary Wing: Good afternoon spodiodi!
	🛎 1:06pm Hubig Pie: Was you drinkin' wine, Spodiodi ?
	1:07pm spodiodi: i might be glug glug what flavor pies, Hubig?
	🛎 1:08pm Hubig Pie: Sweet potatah
	1:08pm spodiodi: yummo
	🛎 1:08pm WR: Hi all. On staycation this week and find that time is plummeting past. Joining in for 100% whatever as I work on some cleaning chores.
	1:08pm chresti: There's some fine spots in Arizona, I liked Flagstaff a lot, when we visited in the 90s. There was a nice coffee house there, always a good sign.
	🛎 1:08pm Handy Haversack: Not too bad, spodiodi.
	1:09pm Mary Wing: Hey there Hubig and WR!
	1:09pm JakeGould: Gotta say, in the past 8 weeks tried to casually drink to take the edge off… Doesn’t help me. I don’t drink like I used to and in times like these, it just depresses me. In positive news I had a pleasant, sunny afternoon at the local cemetery yesterday!
	1:10pm brainiac: Maybe I'll try drinking in a cemetery to cheer myself up.
	1:11pm JakeGould: Greenwood Cemetery has some lovely ponds. And the birds are pretty amazing.
	1:11pm spodiodi: how very teenage goth, brainiac
	1:12pm spodiodi: make sure it's wine. red wine
	1:12pm chresti: Drinking doesn't help me, I just get pissed.
	1:12pm fred: I could never move to a rural place. I'd have to drive, which I hated when I tried it many years ago. And I need contemporary dance shows and weird music concerts (though none are happening for a while, sigh)
	1:12pm spodiodi: i'm with you, chresti (and loud)
	🛎 1:13pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Good morning, Mary and all!
	🛎 1:14pm Handy Haversack: Which cemetery, Jake? Green-Wood, eh? Nice. Yeah, there's a great section in Hidden Waters of New York on the ponds there. They are glacial! The cemeteries in BK/QNS are basically along the glacial moraine -- the ridge where the glaciers stopped. It's the least farmable part, so that's where the cemeteries went. And a friend of mine is an apiast in Green-Wood!
	1:15pm JakeGould: @Handy: Nice to know! There are also some small pocket cemeteries in the Village. All closed now.
	1:15pm Mary Wing: Hi S&M&S! Is it still morning or did you just wake up? :-)
	🛎 1:17pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: The latter - making it still morning for us! Ha!
	1:23pm Mary Wing: That's very interesting, Handy! I first heard about moraines in the movie "Simple Men" by Hal Hartley. I think one character described Long Island as a terminal moraine; not sure why that phrase jumped out at me but I always remembered it, heh.
	🛎 1:25pm Handy Haversack: Exactly, Mary, yeah. A tour back through Hal Hartley movies could be a fun quarantine activity ...
	🛎 1:32pm WR: Asian Women On The Telephone are my new favorite dance band. Perfect for the prom at a distance, all the kids can dance and and bang and screech along.
	🛎 1:33pm βrian: We gots moraines in Wisconsin.
	1:35pm Sem: Here we call them morons.
	1:35pm Mary Wing: I'd rather have the Bush Tetras for my prom, but we can all choose our prom bands ourselves now, heh.
	🛎 1:35pm Bas NL: Mary! Friends! Me's just back home..
	1:36pm Sem: So, the ding dong Mama's here with the 100% certified whatever gang. Sounds about right. Greets, Mary, from where---today at least---the sun shines.
	1:37pm brainiac: Alpine Valley kettle moraine was a beautiful place for concerts. Saw Fleetwood Mac there with my prom date.
	1:37pm brainiac: (in Wisconsin)
	1:38pm Mary Wing: Hi Sem, Bas, and Brainiac! Not to brag, but this set gets better and better, yes indeedy, so you are just in time!
	1:39pm fred: Sunn O))) as a prom band... just a thought
	🛎 1:40pm Handy Haversack: Follow for Now played our prom.
	1:40pm TDK60: Now, Fred: Is it true one doesn't pronounce the 'O' in Sunn O)))?
	🛎 1:41pm Bas NL: i thought as much @Mary! Owww.. i just love The Stranglers!
	1:43pm TDK60: ..and. nor does one pronounce the ')))' either?
	1:43pm Mary Wing: You're not supposed to, TDK, but I always forget. So I end up saying "Sun Oh, I mean, uh, just Sun..."
	1:44pm doctorjazz: Went from Brooklyn to Jersey suburbs (dragged my wife from Manhattan to Park Slope, pre-hip, then she dragged me too Central Jersey). I'd prefer to move somewhere closer to culture (Jersey City would do), though who knows how much cultural activity will come back to NYC when/if this resolves.
	1:45pm fred: @TDK60: I've heard that. I'm pretty sure I heard Stephen O'Malley pronounce it just "Sunn", but he wasn't answering that specific question
	1:45pm TDK60: Mary, For a few years I was saying the 'O'. And then my social life deteriorated. None of my hipster friends returned my calls anymore.
	🛎 1:46pm Bas NL: It's 'Sun'... after the amplifier brand name. en.wikipedia.org...)))
	🛎 1:47pm Hubig Pie: Walk like Dick Nixon
	1:47pm Sem: A tragic tale, TDK60.
	1:48pm Mary Wing: Hiya doctorjazz, forgot to greet you when you arrived! I wonder if things like concerts, opera and ballet will have to be broadcast instead of performed in front of an actual audience in the future? I'd prefer that, actually, have had my share of crummy audience experiences, heh.
	1:48pm TDK60: Thanks Bas of the Lowlands. I know that /now/ after much suffering. // Thanks Sem. (grabs tissue)
	1:48pm Webhamster Henry: It's spelled "Sunn O)))", but pronounced "Throat Warbler Mangrove".
	1:49pm Webhamster Henry: Go Home is still Producing Productions.
	🛎 1:51pm Bas NL: Hey, i call them Sunn 'O', @TDK60. Seen 'em, love 'em and call 'em 100% whatever is on the tin. ;)))
	1:51pm Michael 98145: I see a future for VR concerts
	1:51pm fred: @Mary: I would hate that, the physical side of dance is never captured on video (at least for me). Also, this would never work economically for contemporary dance: companies wouldn't survive being paid one or twice a year (it takes time to create new works). Though it could work for established ballet companies that do classical stuff
	1:53pm doctorjazz: Live audiences can suck, no question (the talking in jazz clubs drives me crazy...the pushing at general admission standing concerts feels scary). But, I have yet to watch an online "virtual" concert that was as engaging as a live show.
	1:54pm TDK60: Bas, Did Sunn O))) hand out hearing plugs at the door? I've heard they do.
	1:55pm Rocky Horror: @fred: it would also work for The Rockettes as well
	1:56pm Webhamster Henry: I'm letting the days go by, letting the water hold me up.
	1:57pm TDK60: ..<..I mean save-your-hearing! heh.
	🛎 1:57pm Bas NL: @TDK60 Not even a disclaimer.. natural selection. The room had cleared by 90% when the show ended. I've seen many people even throwing up and fainting. I was stuck against the back wall with my hair upright and a silly grin on my face.
	1:58pm northguineahills: @TDK: Merzbow always hands them out...
	1:58pm Michael 98145: Hey. I hear this on the street a lot. :)
	1:58pm spodiodi: little muscles ftw
	1:59pm brainiac: Never counted myself as a Ween fan, but I came across a great live show I wanted to share with you all. Terrific old school rock concert here for lockdown viewing —> youtu.be...
	🛎 1:59pm Hubig Pie: Sack fulla muthafuckers
	1:59pm Mary Wing: Hiya NGH and Michael 98145! I think My Bloody Valentine gave out ear plugs as well?
	1:59pm TDK60: I've heard the early days of The Swans was like that too, Bas. OOPS!! There's no 'The' with Swans.
	2:00pm spodiodi: thanks, brainiac. i count myself as a Ween fan
	🛎 2:01pm Handy Haversack: Just heard a horrible rumor that NYC is putting ASP rules back next week!
	2:01pm TDK60: ASP?
	🛎 2:02pm Handy Haversack: Sorry -- alternate-side parking. The move-your-car-four-times-a-week ticket-revenue generator.
	2:03pm Sem: One inch punch sounds like a small drink, but maybe the glass is like a foot across.
	🛎 2:03pm Bas NL: It was at the Amsterdam Paradiso.. they later rigged the place with volume protection.. and that works! I was saw this guitarist jumping in place, hitting his cord and land in the dark! All power of the room got cut off; lights and all.
	2:04pm Michael 98145: @HH, that's crazy. No one is driving these days, are they?
	2:04pm spodiodi: that's pretty stupid. waiting for SF to re-instate it's 3-day-max parking deal
	2:05pm Mary Wing: I have noticed that I see more and more cars in the streets now, but that is silly.
	🛎 2:05pm Handy Haversack: Not many people -- and if they reinstate it, we all have to be out there at the same time! I turned off my insurance, even.
	2:05pm spodiodi: reinstate* (thanks, Handy)
	2:05pm spodiodi: i can get hyphen-happy
	🛎 2:06pm Bas NL: Yeay Eno!
	2:06pm brainiac: Alternate Side Parking rules are the sixth face of fascist oppression.
	2:06pm Michael 98145: Eno!
	🛎 2:06pm βrian: We have neighbors who are engaged to be hyphenated.
	2:07pm TDK60: Damn Handy, that's crap. And I don't even have a car, but used to move my sister's car sometimes when she needed help.
	2:07pm fred: ASP plays an important part in Infinite Jest
	2:07pm ParUbi: Hey everyone
	2:08pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Hi folks
	2:08pm Roberto: They need to start scrubbing that covid residue off the curb.
	2:08pm Sem: fred, on page 943 for the third time. God loves Don Gately.
	2:09pm doctorjazz: Love this Eno!
	🛎 2:09pm Handy Haversack: Our councilmember ran on the idea of getting Greenpoint from four times a week to twice. And apparently we have failed the DOS's garbage inspection at least twice since then, so we stay at four times a week. This does not feel rigged at all. @fred: I think that about that fact ALL THE TIME.
	🛎 2:09pm Bas NL: rouf, eerht, owt, Eno!
	🛎 2:09pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Yay Eno!
	2:09pm northguineahills: @Mary: I brought my own earplugs to MBV, but I kept taking them out as I wanted to be overwhelmed by the sound...
	🛎 2:10pm Handy Haversack: If no single moment is unendurable, then the pain can be endured. I love Don Gately too!
	2:10pm spodiodi: "we are all Eno's children" - Revolution Rabbit Nov. 63
	2:11pm doctorjazz: Great choice for 3 of a kind!
	2:11pm Michael 98145: can novel cv be passed via warm jets?
	🛎 2:11pm βrian: Pray tell, what is a garbage inspection?
	2:12pm Mary Wing: Hiya ParUbi, Sweet Corn Lizzie, and Roberto! Let's get Eno'd!
	2:12pm doctorjazz: Wouldn't have thought there are many covers of this.
	🛎 2:12pm Bas NL: Good this Civic version!
	2:12pm TDK60: I've been listening to Eno's Camel's Eye since '74 and have no idea what the lyrics are.
	2:13pm spodiodi: haha TDK60
	🛎 2:13pm Handy Haversack: Ha, that's great, TDK60.
	2:13pm brainiac: That Needles cover by Civic was ruling my world!
	🛎 2:14pm βrian: Made eggs with stuff for lunch: a soft scramble with roasted peppers, anchovies, fresh goat cheese, and chives.
	2:14pm Michael 98145: { Eno has attempted to dissuade fans from reading too much into his words; he claims that the song "Needles in the Camel's Eye" was "written in less time than it takes to sing ... I regard [the song] as an instrumental with singing on it". }
	2:15pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: The stop and start in this song is THE BEST
	🛎 2:15pm Handy Haversack: Eggs with stuff is trending, βrian!
	2:15pm Mary Wing: Yes, I love a full stop with a big return!
	2:15pm Sem: Making sweet corn chowder at the moment. Coincidence?
	2:16pm TDK60: Michael, I figured it might be like that. (But I have a bad habit of assuming the same too often with other music.)
	2:16pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Great drumming in this version too
	2:16pm Mary Wing: Note the Velvets nod, here...
	🛎 2:17pm WR: When this Eno album came out l remember listening to it multiple times a day nearly every day. I was a manager of a record chain store location in San Antonio Texas. I don't think we sold many copies. Once I was returning from lunch and was amazed to hear the album playing. Had I actually converted one of my employees or perhaps a customer had requested it? In answer to my query my co-worker pointed me to a guy in the back of the store looking at operas. I approached him to ask if he was finding everything ok. Before I could speak he called out my name and I realized it was my younger brother on a surprise visit from Tulsa who had requested it.
	2:18pm Michael 98145: Waiting for my cover. Had no idea there were ANY covers.
	2:19pm Mary Wing: Awesome story, WR!
	2:19pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: ha ha WR I like songs with a scale, like All The Way to Memphis. Hey that could be an interesting set.
	🛎 2:19pm Handy Haversack: (My neighbor has been parked in front of our car [in front of our bldg.] for eight weeks. He just drove away. Let's see how long it takes the spot to be taken.)
	2:21pm Michael 98145: Wonder if it makes any more sense in Danish?
	2:22pm TDK60: There should be an /instrumental/ version of this. If I had a band now, I'd do it. Once upon an eon, I ran an open mike and got some assembled musicians to attempt an instrumental of Warm Jets (after a quick practice). It was sloppy but fun to try.
	2:22pm spodiodi: is it still there, Handy? my next-door neighbor has laid claim to 3 spots, closest to us (he's one person, and also has a garage parking spot)
	🛎 2:22pm Hubig Pie: I just looked up the Danish word for camel and it's kamel
	🛎 2:23pm Bas NL: thoroughly rocking
	2:23pm Michael 98145: the visual - blogfiles.wfmu.org...
	🛎 2:24pm Handy Haversack: Danskjävlar! (h/t Stig Helmer) Still there, spodiodi!
	2:24pm brainiac: standing on chair holding lighter above head
	2:25pm Sem: Hubig Pie: Ubesvaret Opkald translates to unanswered call.
	🛎 2:26pm Bas NL: And the covers keep on coming.. amazing!! Or obviously?
	2:27pm TDK60: I met the Hickoids once, briefly.
	🛎 2:27pm Hubig Pie: Well , that makes perfect sense, Sem
	🛎 2:28pm Handy Haversack: And there it goes! A white SUV just SWOOPED in ... though they really half-assed it. Maybe they're dropping off/picking up. Either way, that lasted 10 minutes.
	2:28pm TDK60: Waiting on the Welsh version....
	2:29pm coelacanth∅: greetings Mary and 100%ers ...just swooping in for the last 17%
	🛎 2:30pm Hubig Pie: Camel in Gaelic is camel
	2:30pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: TDK60 didn't Mary Hopkin do a version?
	2:31pm Mary Wing: Hiya coelacanth, glad you made it!
	2:32pm Michael 98145: this is terrific
	2:32pm TDK60: Lizzie: got me? hee...but it probably exists the way this show is revealing!
	2:32pm spodiodi: 10 minutes is longer than i expected, Handy
	🛎 2:33pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): WOW! These covers just keep rolling over me like surf season!
	2:33pm spodiodi: welcome, coelacanth∅
	2:33pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: TDK60 kidding - some other show yesterday played some Mary Hopkin including Turn, Turn, Turn in Welsh
	2:35pm TDK60: Lizzie, I think I was there, on the Continental Subway, maybe? Tro Tro Tro I think it was.
	2:35pm Carmichael: This isn't Scott Miller?!
	2:36pm Mary Wing: There were about five other versions I found, but decided that 10 was a fine number to end on. Which version were you waiting for, TDK?
	2:36pm coelacanth∅: hey spodi
	🛎 2:36pm Bas NL: Yes! Mary Hopkin: Tro, tro, tro.. I learned a new word in Welsh yesterday! ;) There's a lot on the Needle's eye on google i found!
	2:37pm Michael 98145: why ask why
	🛎 2:37pm Handy Haversack: And the person who took the spot went into the fancy condo bldg. across the street -- which has a garage! Perhaps I would have been happier not paying attention. Fun related story about that bldg., though. My friend once came to pick up Kate for a gig (his wife was in the band, too). His car died in the driveway of this building. So we put the women in a car service and I waited with him for the tow truck. A dude from the bldg. walks up and asks how long we're going to be blocking the driveway. Concerned that he has to get out, we ask him if he's driving. No, he assures -- but what if he wanted to? "I wouldn't want to have to have you towed for blocking my driveway." "Call a tow truck, man. We'll see whose gets here first." Christ, what an asshole.
	2:37pm brainiac: That was really thrilling, Mary — makes grandpa feel like twenty one!
	🛎 2:38pm Bas NL: Wow.. nine covers, no less!
	🛎 2:39pm Handy Haversack: You're special, too, Laura Marling! But that was a wonderful 3OAK!
	🛎 2:39pm βrian: Where I live nobody talks about parking. We talk about the weather. Heh.
	2:39pm spodiodi: 100% nice 3OAK, Mary Wing
	2:40pm Mary Wing: Laura sounds a lot like Joni here, which I never particularly thought she did before.
	2:41pm Michael 98145: to answer an earlier question, i suspect a "garbage inspection" is looking for recyclables in your trash.
	2:43pm doctorjazz: These guys remind me of Valley Lodge (Portugal), quite a bit.
	🛎 2:43pm Handy Haversack: @Michael: As I understand, it's a visual inspection of the amount of garbage on the streets in general. The lie in the ointment being that they don't actually run street cleaners down the streets on the ASP days.
	2:44pm TDK60: Mary, don't worry, the Eno set was just long enough.
	2:44pm Michael 98145: @HH, ah ha!
	🛎 2:46pm βrian: We have city-provided bins that we have to use. All the lifting is done by mechanical arms now.
	2:46pm Michael 98145: on the left coast you get judged by the appropriateness of your trash
	2:48pm Michael 98145: great show today. as always.
	2:48pm steveo: Hellooooo, oh dear i'm so late; but better than never!
	2:50pm northguineahills: My brother doesn't recycle, the other one occasionally does. My parents do if the package is large
	2:50pm Mary Wing: All the sounds will be waiting in the archive for your ears, steveo!
	2:51pm Carmichael: I recycle like a sum bitch. Always have. I'm OCD that way.
	2:51pm doctorjazz: Love the original Denise, pretty cool cover (don't remember it). KEY CHANGE ALERT!
	🛎 2:51pm Bas NL: They grayest 7'' i own.. Blondie. Denis.
	2:52pm TDK60: NYC discontinued its food compost collection recently.
	2:52pm steveo: hurrah!
	2:52pm david w: Cool show, thanks, Mary!
	2:52pm doctorjazz: Great show, thanks, Mary!
	2:52pm northguineahills: @TDK: 16 Deluxe did an instrumental version of the Warm Jets.
	2:52pm spodiodi: i've seen the trash collectors mix recycling with garbage while picking it up
	2:53pm Sem: Denise, denephew, whatever. Thanks, Mary, 100% +1, for the spins, and the Eno avalanche. See ya later, likely.
	2:53pm TDK60: Thanks NGH.
	2:53pm coelacanth∅: i judge my housemate by the appropriateness of his trash/my recycleables. ...as where i live they pretend that the reclaimable materials are separated from the trash at some point i keep mine separate and bring it to my sister's house, where hey have single stream recycling. (although, thanks to shithead trump less gets recycled now) but my housemate gathers up my box or bag of neat and sometimes rinsed recyclables and throws them into the dumpster -usually on the morning i would've taken it away.
	2:53pm northguineahills: I have seperate garbage cans for my aluminum and cardboard in my kitchen (when I had my own place), and transfer them to the bins on recycling day.
	🛎 2:54pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, TDK60, that was a bummer. But they had cheaped out on the contract from the get-go and there were a lot of problems with it. GREAT show, Mary! So glad to have been here. Sorry for the brief parking obsession. I've, uh, been a little cooped up.
	2:54pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks Mary! The donkey balls are just about ready. Can I serve you up a bowl? Crackers or toast?
	2:54pm TDK60: Thanks DJ MW! // Remember folks: don't pronounce the 'O' in Sunn O))); and there is no 'The' before Swans. All kinds of hip new friends are waiting to meet you.
	2:55pm spodiodi: recycling might be an exercise to make us feel better about ourselves
	2:55pm spodiodi: thanks, Mary! nice show
	🛎 2:55pm Bas NL: We got separate collecting chutes for recycling and waste all over the neighborhood. Works great!
	2:55pm Michael 98145: lucky bleedahs
	2:56pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Yes Continental Subway TDK60. Great show.
	2:57pm coelacanth∅: i knew when they started saying don't bother separating aluminum from glass from paper, etc., that a lot of it was not going to get recycled.
	🛎 2:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Mary. Grocery store report: frozen chicken strips, yes; toilet paper, no.
	🛎 2:57pm Bas NL: Thanks Mary! Another great show!
	2:57pm Franco Twinkie: Spodiodi, the recycling in SF is very complicated. I can never get it right. I'm always putting stuff in the wrong bin.
	2:58pm northguineahills: Thanks, Mary!
	2:58pm brainiac: 100% terrific show Mary!
	🛎 2:58pm WR: Thank you Mary. The Dury and T Rex tunes are ones I don't recall hearing before by performers I know well. And thank you for the many I would not hear and know if not for WFMU and you. Thank you.
	2:58pm Yvang: Thanks, Mary Wing!
	2:59pm Michael 98145: when Starbucks closed, the trash volume probably decreased around here
	2:59pm Mary Wing: Ridgewood Radio playlist is here: wfmu.org...
	2:59pm spodiodi: Franco, i hear you. we just broke two plates yesterday. what to do!?
	2:59pm spodiodi: the trash ppl came today, but i only put out our garbage (green bin)
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Mary!
	3:00pm Mary Wing: Thanks for listening today!!!
	3:00pm spodiodi: cheers, Mary Wing!
	3:01pm chresti: Thanks Mary!

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(* = new, *** = "Three of a Kind" covers segment; referred to as "3oak" in the listener comments section)

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New / Special	Approx. start time
Malady	Nurja Puoli "Nurja Puoli" by "Malady"	Toinen Toista	Svart	2018	MP3			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Delphine Dora	Entfremdung "Entfremdung" by "Delphine Dora"	Dunkles Zu Sagen	Fort Evil Fruit	2019	MP3			0:22:50 (Pop-up)
The Dwarfs Of East Agouza	Museum Of Stranglers (Part I)	Bes	Nawa	2016	MP3			0:24:45 (Pop-up)
The Dwarfs Of East Agouza	Museum Of Stranglers (Part II)	Bes	Nawa	2016	MP3			0:38:50 (Pop-up)
The Dwarfs Of East Agouza	Museum Of Stranglers (Part III)	Bes	Nawa	2016	MP3			0:51:28 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							0:59:41 (Pop-up)
His Name Is Alive	My Thoughts Are To Thee Drawn	Return To Never (Home Recordings 1979-1986 Vol. 2)	Disciples	2020	MP3		*	1:04:48 (Pop-up)
Constant Smiles	Sea Of Birds "Sea Of Birds" by "Constant Smiles"	Lost	self-released	2018	MP3			1:08:58 (Pop-up)
Föllakzoid	R0 > 1 / Ritmo Reproductivo Básico	I Fall In Love With The Light: A Sacred Bones Compilation	Sacred Bones	2020	MP3	Various artists; released to generate financial support for artists and bands who had to cancel their tours.		1:14:09 (Pop-up)
Asian Women On The Telephone	Ничто не сравнится с тобой (Nothing Will Be Compared With You)	Freedom As Mama Told Me	self-released	2011	MP3			1:23:45 (Pop-up)
Bush Tetras	Theremin "Theremin" by "Bush Tetras"	Happy	ROIR	2012	MP3	Originally recorded in 1997.		1:32:47 (Pop-up)
The Stranglers	Down In The Sewer "Down In The Sewer" by "The Stranglers"	IV Rattus Norvegicus	EMI	2001	MP3	Originally released in 1977.		1:37:35 (Pop-up)
Go Home Productions	Sleazy Egyptian	Sleazy Egyptian EP	self-released	2015	MP3	A mash-up of The Bangles' "Walk Like An Egyptian" with The Stranglers' "Nice n' Sleazy" with a pinch from Ini Kamoze's "Hotstepper."		1:45:28 (Pop-up)
Yīn Yīn	One Inch Punch "One Inch Punch" by "Yīn Yīn"	The Rabbit That Hunts Tigers	Les Disques Bongo Joe	2019	MP3		*	1:48:56 (Pop-up)
Melodysheep	Be Water My Friend (Bruce Lee Remix)	Remixes For The Soul Volume II	self-released	2013	MP3			1:54:03 (Pop-up)
Mark Ronson	Feel Right "Feel Right" by "Mark Ronson"	Uptown Special	Sony Music / RCA	2015	MP3	Featuring vocals by Mystikal.		1:56:23 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							2:00:05 (Pop-up)
Brian Eno	Needles In The Camel's Eye	Here Come The Warm Jets	Island	1973	MP3		***	2:07:07 (Pop-up)
Civic	Needle In The Camel's Eye "Needle In The Camel's Eye" by "Civic"	Those Who No	Famous Class	2018	MP3	A Brian Eno cover.	***	2:10:18 (Pop-up)
Queens Of The Stone Age	Needles In A Camel's Eye	Make It Wit Chu	UMG	2007	MP3	A Brian Eno cover.	***	2:13:19 (Pop-up)
Big Black Mariah	Needles In The Camel's Eye	Lovesmoke	Everlasting	2000	MP3	A Brian Eno cover.	***	2:16:40 (Pop-up)
Sterling	Ubesvaret Opkald "Ubesvaret Opkald" by "Sterling"	Estadio Camp-Let	Crunchy Frog	2005	MP3	A Brian Eno cover, in Danish!	***	2:19:18 (Pop-up)
Telegram	Needles In The Camel's Eye	Aeons / Needles In The Camel's Eye single	self-released	2015	MP3	A Brian Eno cover.	***	2:21:59 (Pop-up)
Hickoids	Needles In The Camel's Eye	Kicking It With The Twits	Saustex Media	2011	MP3	A Brian Eno cover.	***	2:24:52 (Pop-up)
Combo Dinamo	La Aguja En El Ojo Del Camello	Quieto Muere Resucita!!!	Abrigueiro Estudios	2011	MP3	A Brian Eno cover, in Spanish!	***	2:27:46 (Pop-up)
Elf Power	Needles In The Camels Eyes...	When The Red King Comes	Arena Rock / Elephant Six Recording Co.	1997	MP3	A Brian Eno cover.	***	2:31:30 (Pop-up)
Game Theory	Needle In The Camel's Eye (Home Recording)	Across The Barrier Of Sound: Postscript	Omnivore	2020	MP3	A Brian Eno cover.	***	2:34:31 (Pop-up)
Laura Marling	Strange Girl "Strange Girl" by "Laura Marling"	Song For Our Daughter	Chrysalis	2020	MP3			2:37:20 (Pop-up)
Portugal. The Man	Got It All (This Can't Be Living Now)	In The Mountain In The Cloud	Atlantic	2011	MP3			2:40:40 (Pop-up)
T. Rex	Children Of The Revolution	The Essential Collection	Relativity	1991	MP3	This song originally released in 1972.		2:44:24 (Pop-up)
The Shins	Turn A Square "Turn A Square" by "The Shins"	Chutes Too Narrow	Sub Pop	2003	MP3			2:46:51 (Pop-up)
Blondie	Denis "Denis" by "Blondie"	Plastic Letters	Chrysalis	1994	MP3	A Randy & The Rainbows cover; originally released in 1977.		2:50:00 (Pop-up)
Ian Dury & The Blockheads	There Ain't Half Been Some Clever Bastards	The Very Best Of Ian Dury & The Blockheads - Reasons To Be Cheerful	EMI / Papillon	1999	MP3	This song originally released in 1979.		2:52:16 (Pop-up)
""
Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							2:55:17 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🛎 12:00pm βrian: Ah, here vee are.
	12:02pm Mary Wing: Ziz iz zee playze, Brian, yez!
	🛎 12:03pm βrian: My stream title is stuck on Continental Subway, oddly.
	🛎 12:04pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Salutations, Mary and WFMU kin!
	12:04pm Mary Wing: Heh, David D. refuses to relinquish the stream! Player info is correct for me, though. Hiya Granny!
	🛎 12:05pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): As I was just saying, the robots will win!
	12:05pm chresti: Hi Mary and wingdingers!
	🛎 12:05pm Phillippe Bastille: Maaaaarrrrrryyyyyy!!!
	🛎 12:06pm βrian: Golly, this is nice.
	12:06pm JakeGould: So… I see thiz show is happening again thiz week az well as future weekz… Very interezting indeed.
	12:06pm Mary Wing: Good morning, chresti, you clicky-starred the entire show after 5 minutes! <3 <3 <3
	12:07pm Rocky Horror: The TuneIn app on my ROKU reads100% Whatever with Mary Wing \| WFMU
	12:08pm Mary Wing: Howdy Phillippe, Jake, and Rocky Hrror! I am stuck at home at least until June 5th, sez my job. What else have I got to do except play ze muuuzik??
	12:09pm Mary Wing: Malady is from Finland; oh if only we had a Finnish listener around who could translate for us. :-/
	12:09pm Ike: I might be stuck at home until the fall according to my job! URGH. No like. But hey, at least I still have a job.
	12:09pm JakeGould: @Mary: The word from my day job is we work from home until mid-August… Not complaining!
	12:10pm fleep: Fins, yes. Finnish, no. Sorry. Good morning Mary and Whatsits
	12:10pm Rocky Horror: Hi Mary Wing!! So you're live from your house?
	12:11pm Mary Wing: I am home, yes, Rocky, but this show was recorded Sunday night. I don't have enough internet power to do a live show.
	12:11pm JakeGould: Past that — since I am a programmer — they might just change the office to be the equivalent of a “drop in” space where nobody really has desks but can have space to use. I honestly like that idea. My desk in the office right now is bare and I don’t care about it anyway. I can sit anywhere and do my job. All the better!
	12:11pm Yvang: Maladie is illness in ... french. I know it doesn't help much...
	🛎 12:12pm βrian: I find I need multiple monitors to be really productive, so I miss my office space.
	12:13pm Mary Wing: Hullo Ike, fleep, and Yvang! Malady is illness in English also, perhaps it carried over into Finnish as well?
	12:13pm Yvang: And Hi Mary Wing and whateverers!
	12:14pm Yvang: We had Malaria in Poland in the 80's... Doesn't help neither...
	12:14pm JakeGould: “Nurja Puoli” Google translates to “Reverse” and “Toinen Toista” translates to “Another Repeat”
	🛎 12:15pm Ken From Hyde Park: Greetings, Mary VVing and crew. I alvvays like tuning in for vvhatever.
	🛎 12:16pm Handy Haversack: Sorry I'm late -- I was making lunch. 100 percent here now! Hi, Mary!
	🛎 12:16pm Ken From Hyde Park: (* crevv *)
	12:17pm JakeGould: @Yvang: You in Poland? My grandfather died in a gulag in Kazakhstan from malaria. My dad almost died as well. Then he decided to just join the Soviet Army instead of dying in a camp… But that would be certain death since prisoners made soldiers would have pretty much been uncared for and used for cannon fodder… Then the Polish Government in exile got him and other Poles out of the Gulags to be properly cared for and fight in Europe.
	12:17pm Mary Wing: I don't like working from home at all, plus I need to have a lot of face-to-face interaction with people, which I can no longer do. I actually went to my office on Saturday for some critical installation of equipment (I'm the only one who can get to the building without taking public transporation), and I have to say, that was the best day for me since all this started. It was so nice to have somewhere to go, and not sit around at home all day long. I really missed sitting at my desk! Never thought I'd say that, heh.
	12:18pm Ike: @Mary, having somewhere to go is so great! I relate to this comment very much!!!
	🛎 12:18pm Handy Haversack: I feel the same way, Mary. Just sub "standing" for sitting!
	12:19pm Mary Wing: Hi Ken and Handy! Lunch time it is, indeed! Chili from a can and crackers for me, yummers.
	12:19pm Yvang: @JakeGould : No I am in France. I said "we" as an european and as a worldwide music lover.
	12:20pm JakeGould: Anyway, nobody catch malaria. Also, seems like hand sanitizer is now being produced in better consumer quantities. I bought 8 ounces off generic stuff from Rite Aid for $5. That is a fine price.
	🛎 12:20pm βrian: I like that I can tend the garden when I take a break from work. And roast coffee.
	🛎 12:20pm Handy Haversack: Kate decided not to go running, so to celebrate I made us eggs with stuff!
	12:20pm fred: Hello Mary and all I just survived a zoom meeting. Some people used a picture as a background, I'm almost tempted to use the house on some Jandek covers...
	12:20pm JakeGould: @Yvang: EU4Ever
	12:20pm rw: Good morning!
	12:21pm Maggie B.: Mary, I had a similar experience going back to my office to get more files to work on - I couldn't believe how much I missed the office. I'm going back again this weekend, but this time my mission is different - I'm getting my personal stuff out of my desk in case they try to call us back too soon. If they do, I will ask to retire, three years too early but what choice will I have?
	🛎 12:21pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Mary Wing: sounds yummy to me, and quite like a meal i had only yesterday. Was that yesterday? What day is it? It's 100% Whatever Day.
	12:21pm doctorjazz: Hi 100% Virtual folks!
	🛎 12:22pm Ken From Hyde Park: Your home studio is more kitchen-adjacent than Studio C, Mary, so there's that. Bathroom-adjacent, too.
	12:23pm JakeGould: @MaggieB: If it’s any consolation, I don’t think things will get back to normal in the world as a whole for more than a few years. Better face the reality now than stretch it out and — possibly — put yourself at risk.
	🛎 12:23pm βrian: Eggs with stuff is a classic. We have chives growing in the garden. They're good as stuff.
	12:23pm Yvang: @JakeGould : I am wordless about your family history! I just started watching a documentary about the Gulag and it is so depressing I couldn't finish it .
	12:24pm Mary Wing: Salut fred, rw, and Maggie B.! Jandek house, ha ha haaah! I am so stealing that idea if I need to do a zoom meeting.
	12:26pm Mary Wing: Maggie, I hear you. But being stuck at home all the time has made me realize that my retirement will suck big donkey balls if I don't find something useful to do with my time. I can barely get out of bed as it is; having no job would probably push me over the edge, heh.
	12:27pm JakeGould: @Yvang: Thanks. And that is a small slice. The prologue to the Gulag is my dad’s family fled to Belarus during WWII. When they refused citizenship, 1/2 the family went to the Gulag in Siberia, the other 1/2 in Kazakstan. Friends and neighbors who fled with them to Belarus said they were stupid to not accept Soviet citizenship, but the USSR was not kind to Jews. If they had accepted citizenship, their fate was to be massacred by Nazis advancing into Russian territory. Anyway… I’m here now!
	12:29pm Mary Wing: Truly, each decision made, or choice not taken, by all our ancestors has brought us here, to this, whatever it is.
	12:31pm TDK60: Hello.
	🛎 12:31pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Meanwhile, this set is distinctly pleasing
	12:31pm Doug Schulkind: Greetings, Marylanders!
	12:32pm Maggie B.: @JakeGould - I know. I work in the hotspot (NYC) and I can't see anything getting back to normal any time soon either. My company has been very proactive about keeping us safe (they sent me home on March 13, and the rest of the staff the following week) so I'm hoping for the best but anticipating the worst. I really do miss lower Manhattan, though.
	12:32pm Mary Wing: Hi TDK60 and Doug! Marylanders, heh. Let's not get used to that term, eh?
	12:33pm Yvang: @JakeGould antisemitism is another vicious plague still without a vaccine (especially in europe)
	12:33pm fleep: Yo, Doug! The daily email came back as mysteriously as it had vanished. Very happy to see it again.
	12:33pm Franco Twinkie: Mary,You have to get out of bed! The only way we know what day it is by what morning show we listen to on WFMU. Okay today is Wens., which means we're having donkey balls for lunch, I better get my ass into the kitchen!
	🛎 12:33pm Handy Haversack: It only really applies to Phillippe, Mary!
	🛎 12:36pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): what Franco Twinkie said ^^
	12:36pm david w: Hello, Mary and all! (and Doug, special category).
	12:36pm Yvang: We are slowly unlocking down here in France but it seems to me that we are a bit overconfident about life getting back to normal.
	🛎 12:36pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Franco Twinkie: PS: you can't have donkey balls without an ass
	12:37pm JakeGould: @MaryWing: Have you considered moving elsewhere for health? I mean if you can “wing” it remotely that might be something. @Yvang: Know it. My grandfather on my mom’s side — who had 8 kids, owned one donkey and had a seltzer route — willfully went with the Nazis when they rounded up all men in the town back in the 1930s. Why? Easy: The Germans were more respected than the Russians as far as Jews went. Russians just routinely beat the crap out of Jews back then. So he assumed they couldn’t be that bad, right? His last words to his wife and kids were basically, “How bad can they be?”
	12:38pm JakeGould: FWIW, now that I am working from home and it seems that I can keep this job and work from home until… Whenever… I’m considering moving myself. But it’s hard to even consider this stuff with the country completely on hold.
	🛎 12:39pm βrian: @JG: Where would you move?
	12:40pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Granny! What the hell are you doing, looking out the window?
	12:41pm Mary Wing: Howdy Franco and David! Yes, I get out of bed, but mostly just to eat. The time when I leave cans and boxes of food in the bed will be a sad day for sure, heh.
	12:41pm fleep: Donkey Balls donkeyballstore.com...
	12:41pm JakeGould: @βrian: Dunno. But rural would be my choice now. Since I can work anywhere the pressure to be in an office is 100% off now. I mean for me, this whole Coronavirus thing has changed what my worklife means. So I think somewhere sunny and nice. Like New Mexico or Arizona. Sometimes I think Maine or Oregon could be an option but now I’m not so hot on being in a rainy area.
	12:42pm Carmichael: Heya Mary and fortified bunker types.
	12:43pm chresti: Chad says donkey balls are excellent.
	🛎 12:43pm βrian: I'd like rural, too. But connectivity can be a problem.
	12:44pm Carmichael: Rural around here means 51st state types. God, guns and Trump.
	12:45pm Franco Twinkie: Carmichael! Does that Blues Breaker stomp box have a Beano setting?
	🛎 12:45pm βrian: I used to live in rural VT. Pretty damn nice.
	🛎 12:45pm Phillippe Bastille: @Doug Hey from Maryland, the Land of Pleasant Living
	12:46pm JakeGould: @βrian: Yup. But still, I live in (frankly) a lunkhead conservative part of Brooklyn because I can afford the rent here and commute to NYC to work. If I have a choice, I would rather pay less for a nicer place to live and then use the money saved to get solid connectivity. My feeling is that perhaps truly connecting rural areas might be the future of a “work from home” world.
	12:46pm Yvang: And rural can involve slow internet which is problematic
	12:46pm Mary Wing: Hi Carmichael! I don't think I could handle rural by myself. I like to be alone, but not isolated.
	12:47pm JakeGould: @Carmichael: Where are you again?
	🛎 12:47pm βrian: @Yvang: Yes, that's what I meant. And if it's not available, you can't spend money to improve it.
	12:48pm chresti: Carmichael lives in Carmichael, near Sacramento.
	🛎 12:48pm Phillippe Bastille: I've been working at home for the better part of 25 years, and am a fairly introverted person, so in that regard I haven't been mightily impacted, except for the slowdown in getting work flowing again. I haven't had a face-to-face meeting since last summer.
	12:49pm Webhamster Henry: I've been a remote worker since around 1997. I stayed at home with the kid(s), even though a real office with an Aeron Chair was a subway trip away.
	12:49pm Carmichael: @Jake, northern California, outside of Sacramento. @Franco, my pedal does not have a beano boost. I've always thought the boost was it's own thing, but maybe it comes as an accessory on the later pedals.
	12:49pm JakeGould: FWIW, I do know more than a few people who are seriously looking to move outside of NYC but not exactly upstate. That might be an option for me as well. I mean I can just drive or take MetroNorth to NYC if needed. But still, who knows in this world we are in now. 20%+ unemployment should really concern us all. Not just those who lost their jobs.
	12:50pm TDK60: I used to live in a small city close to rural areas.
	12:51pm JakeGould: Or for all I know, perhaps this whole thing will make deep outer borough neighborhoods less lunkhead and conservative. Just from an architectural perspective, there are lots of nice old buildings near me. Just no culture or anything I would miss if I left.
	12:52pm Doug Schulkind: @fleep So glad! It's a mystery. Nothing changed on our end. (Other than our having adjusted the frequency on the transmitter we implanted in your back left molar.)
	🛎 12:53pm βrian: Where would you move to, @Doug?
	12:53pm Carmichael: Interesting point, Jake. Shifting demographics could nullify all the recent gerrymandering and turn a congressional district from red to blue, or vice versa.
	12:53pm Mary Wing: Hiya Henry! In the 90s, I knew a lot of legal proofreaders who worked the overnight shift at a law firm; I wonder if those jobs are still even a thing?
	12:55pm Webhamster Henry: People are coming up here to the Mid Hudson a lot. I used to say, there was a progression: Manhattan to somewhere else in Manhattan to Brooklyn or Queens, maybe then Hoboken or Montclair, and from there... actually out of town.
	🛎 12:55pm βrian: I have the sense that rural areas are going to be subsumed by agribusinesses using robotic labor.
	🛎 12:55pm Handy Haversack: Kate keeps floating the idea that we move to Jersey City!
	12:56pm JakeGould: @MaryWing: I heard legends of jobs like that. I think they now ship out work like that overseas like everything else. @Carmichael: Yeah, but I am not holding my breath. My Brooklyn neighborhood is heavily Catholic to the bone. If you look at areas that change, become cool and open-minded they tend to have Jewish roots. There needs to be some kind of liberal mindset existing for real change to take root.
	🛎 12:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: I want to retire in those cool buildings where the Jestsons live. If it's rainy, they just jack the tower up above the clouds.
	12:57pm Mary Wing: Maybe, Jake, but perhaps there is a confidentiality clause that prevents emailing legal documents?
	🛎 12:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: I have a feeling we're not in Finland anymore.
	12:58pm JakeGould: The only good robots are Kraftwerk.
	12:58pm fleep: Turning red states purple by infiltration sounds like a fine idea.
	12:59pm brainiac: When I was in New York, the progression was Brooklyn > Staten Island > (retirement) in Florida. I went another direction.
	12:59pm Yvang: I did not know The Stranglers had a museum, and in Three parts (or more?)
	1:00pm JakeGould: @brainiac: That’s the lunkhead path if there ever was one.
	1:00pm Carmichael: Maybe west coast catholics are different. I was born in Ireland, grew up in Washington and California, and I'm pretty much a leftist hippie. Maybe I should call myself a "son of a catholic."
	🛎 1:00pm Handy Haversack: I hope that doesn't mean Rex is going to retire to Florida soon, brainiac!
	1:00pm brainiac: Lunkheads abound
	1:01pm JakeGould: @Carmichael: I think the West Coast is always different.
	🛎 1:01pm βrian: Wherever I might end up, there'd need to be water.
	1:02pm chresti: There's a few places in California that feel rural, but aren't completely off the grid. Like where my parent's and brother's houses are, in the East Bay area foothills.
	1:02pm TDK60: Bandcamp says the Dwarfs.o.E.A. are based in Cairo. I know Sam Shalabi spends time in Montreal but Egypt must be difficult now.
	1:03pm JakeGould: @chresti: S.F. seems fine. Just being able to afford it. Maybe I can come up with some dot-com idea, sell it and cash out… But all of there very bad — but high ticket — ideas seem to be taken.
	🛎 1:03pm Handy Haversack: I visited my friend in Davis, and it seemed like a five-minute drive put us in horror-movie country.
	1:04pm spodiodi: hi Mary Wing! 100% ppl tips hat
	1:04pm JakeGould: I would generally just like to have sun and space I can do things with that are not apartment-based.
	🛎 1:04pm Handy Haversack: Hey, spodiodi! Was just wondering where you were!
	1:05pm spodiodi: happily lurking, Handy! how are ya?
	1:05pm Mary Wing: Good afternoon spodiodi!
	🛎 1:06pm Hubig Pie: Was you drinkin' wine, Spodiodi ?
	1:07pm spodiodi: i might be glug glug what flavor pies, Hubig?
	🛎 1:08pm Hubig Pie: Sweet potatah
	1:08pm spodiodi: yummo
	🛎 1:08pm WR: Hi all. On staycation this week and find that time is plummeting past. Joining in for 100% whatever as I work on some cleaning chores.
	1:08pm chresti: There's some fine spots in Arizona, I liked Flagstaff a lot, when we visited in the 90s. There was a nice coffee house there, always a good sign.
	🛎 1:08pm Handy Haversack: Not too bad, spodiodi.
	1:09pm Mary Wing: Hey there Hubig and WR!
	1:09pm JakeGould: Gotta say, in the past 8 weeks tried to casually drink to take the edge off… Doesn’t help me. I don’t drink like I used to and in times like these, it just depresses me. In positive news I had a pleasant, sunny afternoon at the local cemetery yesterday!
	1:10pm brainiac: Maybe I'll try drinking in a cemetery to cheer myself up.
	1:11pm JakeGould: Greenwood Cemetery has some lovely ponds. And the birds are pretty amazing.
	1:11pm spodiodi: how very teenage goth, brainiac
	1:12pm spodiodi: make sure it's wine. red wine
	1:12pm chresti: Drinking doesn't help me, I just get pissed.
	1:12pm fred: I could never move to a rural place. I'd have to drive, which I hated when I tried it many years ago. And I need contemporary dance shows and weird music concerts (though none are happening for a while, sigh)
	1:12pm spodiodi: i'm with you, chresti (and loud)
	🛎 1:13pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Good morning, Mary and all!
	🛎 1:14pm Handy Haversack: Which cemetery, Jake? Green-Wood, eh? Nice. Yeah, there's a great section in Hidden Waters of New York on the ponds there. They are glacial! The cemeteries in BK/QNS are basically along the glacial moraine -- the ridge where the glaciers stopped. It's the least farmable part, so that's where the cemeteries went. And a friend of mine is an apiast in Green-Wood!
	1:15pm JakeGould: @Handy: Nice to know! There are also some small pocket cemeteries in the Village. All closed now.
	1:15pm Mary Wing: Hi S&M&S! Is it still morning or did you just wake up? :-)
	🛎 1:17pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: The latter - making it still morning for us! Ha!
	1:23pm Mary Wing: That's very interesting, Handy! I first heard about moraines in the movie "Simple Men" by Hal Hartley. I think one character described Long Island as a terminal moraine; not sure why that phrase jumped out at me but I always remembered it, heh.
	🛎 1:25pm Handy Haversack: Exactly, Mary, yeah. A tour back through Hal Hartley movies could be a fun quarantine activity ...
	🛎 1:32pm WR: Asian Women On The Telephone are my new favorite dance band. Perfect for the prom at a distance, all the kids can dance and and bang and screech along.
	🛎 1:33pm βrian: We gots moraines in Wisconsin.
	1:35pm Sem: Here we call them morons.
	1:35pm Mary Wing: I'd rather have the Bush Tetras for my prom, but we can all choose our prom bands ourselves now, heh.
	🛎 1:35pm Bas NL: Mary! Friends! Me's just back home..
	1:36pm Sem: So, the ding dong Mama's here with the 100% certified whatever gang. Sounds about right. Greets, Mary, from where---today at least---the sun shines.
	1:37pm brainiac: Alpine Valley kettle moraine was a beautiful place for concerts. Saw Fleetwood Mac there with my prom date.
	1:37pm brainiac: (in Wisconsin)
	1:38pm Mary Wing: Hi Sem, Bas, and Brainiac! Not to brag, but this set gets better and better, yes indeedy, so you are just in time!
	1:39pm fred: Sunn O))) as a prom band... just a thought
	🛎 1:40pm Handy Haversack: Follow for Now played our prom.
	1:40pm TDK60: Now, Fred: Is it true one doesn't pronounce the 'O' in Sunn O)))?
	🛎 1:41pm Bas NL: i thought as much @Mary! Owww.. i just love The Stranglers!
	1:43pm TDK60: ..and. nor does one pronounce the ')))' either?
	1:43pm Mary Wing: You're not supposed to, TDK, but I always forget. So I end up saying "Sun Oh, I mean, uh, just Sun..."
	1:44pm doctorjazz: Went from Brooklyn to Jersey suburbs (dragged my wife from Manhattan to Park Slope, pre-hip, then she dragged me too Central Jersey). I'd prefer to move somewhere closer to culture (Jersey City would do), though who knows how much cultural activity will come back to NYC when/if this resolves.
	1:45pm fred: @TDK60: I've heard that. I'm pretty sure I heard Stephen O'Malley pronounce it just "Sunn", but he wasn't answering that specific question
	1:45pm TDK60: Mary, For a few years I was saying the 'O'. And then my social life deteriorated. None of my hipster friends returned my calls anymore.
	🛎 1:46pm Bas NL: It's 'Sun'... after the amplifier brand name. en.wikipedia.org...)))
	🛎 1:47pm Hubig Pie: Walk like Dick Nixon
	1:47pm Sem: A tragic tale, TDK60.
	1:48pm Mary Wing: Hiya doctorjazz, forgot to greet you when you arrived! I wonder if things like concerts, opera and ballet will have to be broadcast instead of performed in front of an actual audience in the future? I'd prefer that, actually, have had my share of crummy audience experiences, heh.
	1:48pm TDK60: Thanks Bas of the Lowlands. I know that /now/ after much suffering. // Thanks Sem. (grabs tissue)
	1:48pm Webhamster Henry: It's spelled "Sunn O)))", but pronounced "Throat Warbler Mangrove".
	1:49pm Webhamster Henry: Go Home is still Producing Productions.
	🛎 1:51pm Bas NL: Hey, i call them Sunn 'O', @TDK60. Seen 'em, love 'em and call 'em 100% whatever is on the tin. ;)))
	1:51pm Michael 98145: I see a future for VR concerts
	1:51pm fred: @Mary: I would hate that, the physical side of dance is never captured on video (at least for me). Also, this would never work economically for contemporary dance: companies wouldn't survive being paid one or twice a year (it takes time to create new works). Though it could work for established ballet companies that do classical stuff
	1:53pm doctorjazz: Live audiences can suck, no question (the talking in jazz clubs drives me crazy...the pushing at general admission standing concerts feels scary). But, I have yet to watch an online "virtual" concert that was as engaging as a live show.
	1:54pm TDK60: Bas, Did Sunn O))) hand out hearing plugs at the door? I've heard they do.
	1:55pm Rocky Horror: @fred: it would also work for The Rockettes as well
	1:56pm Webhamster Henry: I'm letting the days go by, letting the water hold me up.
	1:57pm TDK60: ..<..I mean save-your-hearing! heh.
	🛎 1:57pm Bas NL: @TDK60 Not even a disclaimer.. natural selection. The room had cleared by 90% when the show ended. I've seen many people even throwing up and fainting. I was stuck against the back wall with my hair upright and a silly grin on my face.
	1:58pm northguineahills: @TDK: Merzbow always hands them out...
	1:58pm Michael 98145: Hey. I hear this on the street a lot. :)
	1:58pm spodiodi: little muscles ftw
	1:59pm brainiac: Never counted myself as a Ween fan, but I came across a great live show I wanted to share with you all. Terrific old school rock concert here for lockdown viewing —> youtu.be...
	🛎 1:59pm Hubig Pie: Sack fulla muthafuckers
	1:59pm Mary Wing: Hiya NGH and Michael 98145! I think My Bloody Valentine gave out ear plugs as well?
	1:59pm TDK60: I've heard the early days of The Swans was like that too, Bas. OOPS!! There's no 'The' with Swans.
	2:00pm spodiodi: thanks, brainiac. i count myself as a Ween fan
	🛎 2:01pm Handy Haversack: Just heard a horrible rumor that NYC is putting ASP rules back next week!
	2:01pm TDK60: ASP?
	🛎 2:02pm Handy Haversack: Sorry -- alternate-side parking. The move-your-car-four-times-a-week ticket-revenue generator.
	2:03pm Sem: One inch punch sounds like a small drink, but maybe the glass is like a foot across.
	🛎 2:03pm Bas NL: It was at the Amsterdam Paradiso.. they later rigged the place with volume protection.. and that works! I was saw this guitarist jumping in place, hitting his cord and land in the dark! All power of the room got cut off; lights and all.
	2:04pm Michael 98145: @HH, that's crazy. No one is driving these days, are they?
	2:04pm spodiodi: that's pretty stupid. waiting for SF to re-instate it's 3-day-max parking deal
	2:05pm Mary Wing: I have noticed that I see more and more cars in the streets now, but that is silly.
	🛎 2:05pm Handy Haversack: Not many people -- and if they reinstate it, we all have to be out there at the same time! I turned off my insurance, even.
	2:05pm spodiodi: reinstate* (thanks, Handy)
	2:05pm spodiodi: i can get hyphen-happy
	🛎 2:06pm Bas NL: Yeay Eno!
	2:06pm brainiac: Alternate Side Parking rules are the sixth face of fascist oppression.
	2:06pm Michael 98145: Eno!
	🛎 2:06pm βrian: We have neighbors who are engaged to be hyphenated.
	2:07pm TDK60: Damn Handy, that's crap. And I don't even have a car, but used to move my sister's car sometimes when she needed help.
	2:07pm fred: ASP plays an important part in Infinite Jest
	2:07pm ParUbi: Hey everyone
	2:08pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Hi folks
	2:08pm Roberto: They need to start scrubbing that covid residue off the curb.
	2:08pm Sem: fred, on page 943 for the third time. God loves Don Gately.
	2:09pm doctorjazz: Love this Eno!
	🛎 2:09pm Handy Haversack: Our councilmember ran on the idea of getting Greenpoint from four times a week to twice. And apparently we have failed the DOS's garbage inspection at least twice since then, so we stay at four times a week. This does not feel rigged at all. @fred: I think that about that fact ALL THE TIME.
	🛎 2:09pm Bas NL: rouf, eerht, owt, Eno!
	🛎 2:09pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Yay Eno!
	2:09pm northguineahills: @Mary: I brought my own earplugs to MBV, but I kept taking them out as I wanted to be overwhelmed by the sound...
	🛎 2:10pm Handy Haversack: If no single moment is unendurable, then the pain can be endured. I love Don Gately too!
	2:10pm spodiodi: "we are all Eno's children" - Revolution Rabbit Nov. 63
	2:11pm doctorjazz: Great choice for 3 of a kind!
	2:11pm Michael 98145: can novel cv be passed via warm jets?
	🛎 2:11pm βrian: Pray tell, what is a garbage inspection?
	2:12pm Mary Wing: Hiya ParUbi, Sweet Corn Lizzie, and Roberto! Let's get Eno'd!
	2:12pm doctorjazz: Wouldn't have thought there are many covers of this.
	🛎 2:12pm Bas NL: Good this Civic version!
	2:12pm TDK60: I've been listening to Eno's Camel's Eye since '74 and have no idea what the lyrics are.
	2:13pm spodiodi: haha TDK60
	🛎 2:13pm Handy Haversack: Ha, that's great, TDK60.
	2:13pm brainiac: That Needles cover by Civic was ruling my world!
	🛎 2:14pm βrian: Made eggs with stuff for lunch: a soft scramble with roasted peppers, anchovies, fresh goat cheese, and chives.
	2:14pm Michael 98145: { Eno has attempted to dissuade fans from reading too much into his words; he claims that the song "Needles in the Camel's Eye" was "written in less time than it takes to sing ... I regard [the song] as an instrumental with singing on it". }
	2:15pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: The stop and start in this song is THE BEST
	🛎 2:15pm Handy Haversack: Eggs with stuff is trending, βrian!
	2:15pm Mary Wing: Yes, I love a full stop with a big return!
	2:15pm Sem: Making sweet corn chowder at the moment. Coincidence?
	2:16pm TDK60: Michael, I figured it might be like that. (But I have a bad habit of assuming the same too often with other music.)
	2:16pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Great drumming in this version too
	2:16pm Mary Wing: Note the Velvets nod, here...
	🛎 2:17pm WR: When this Eno album came out l remember listening to it multiple times a day nearly every day. I was a manager of a record chain store location in San Antonio Texas. I don't think we sold many copies. Once I was returning from lunch and was amazed to hear the album playing. Had I actually converted one of my employees or perhaps a customer had requested it? In answer to my query my co-worker pointed me to a guy in the back of the store looking at operas. I approached him to ask if he was finding everything ok. Before I could speak he called out my name and I realized it was my younger brother on a surprise visit from Tulsa who had requested it.
	2:18pm Michael 98145: Waiting for my cover. Had no idea there were ANY covers.
	2:19pm Mary Wing: Awesome story, WR!
	2:19pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: ha ha WR I like songs with a scale, like All The Way to Memphis. Hey that could be an interesting set.
	🛎 2:19pm Handy Haversack: (My neighbor has been parked in front of our car [in front of our bldg.] for eight weeks. He just drove away. Let's see how long it takes the spot to be taken.)
	2:21pm Michael 98145: Wonder if it makes any more sense in Danish?
	2:22pm TDK60: There should be an /instrumental/ version of this. If I had a band now, I'd do it. Once upon an eon, I ran an open mike and got some assembled musicians to attempt an instrumental of Warm Jets (after a quick practice). It was sloppy but fun to try.
	2:22pm spodiodi: is it still there, Handy? my next-door neighbor has laid claim to 3 spots, closest to us (he's one person, and also has a garage parking spot)
	🛎 2:22pm Hubig Pie: I just looked up the Danish word for camel and it's kamel
	🛎 2:23pm Bas NL: thoroughly rocking
	2:23pm Michael 98145: the visual - blogfiles.wfmu.org...
	🛎 2:24pm Handy Haversack: Danskjävlar! (h/t Stig Helmer) Still there, spodiodi!
	2:24pm brainiac: standing on chair holding lighter above head
	2:25pm Sem: Hubig Pie: Ubesvaret Opkald translates to unanswered call.
	🛎 2:26pm Bas NL: And the covers keep on coming.. amazing!! Or obviously?
	2:27pm TDK60: I met the Hickoids once, briefly.
	🛎 2:27pm Hubig Pie: Well , that makes perfect sense, Sem
	🛎 2:28pm Handy Haversack: And there it goes! A white SUV just SWOOPED in ... though they really half-assed it. Maybe they're dropping off/picking up. Either way, that lasted 10 minutes.
	2:28pm TDK60: Waiting on the Welsh version....
	2:29pm coelacanth∅: greetings Mary and 100%ers ...just swooping in for the last 17%
	🛎 2:30pm Hubig Pie: Camel in Gaelic is camel
	2:30pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: TDK60 didn't Mary Hopkin do a version?
	2:31pm Mary Wing: Hiya coelacanth, glad you made it!
	2:32pm Michael 98145: this is terrific
	2:32pm TDK60: Lizzie: got me? hee...but it probably exists the way this show is revealing!
	2:32pm spodiodi: 10 minutes is longer than i expected, Handy
	🛎 2:33pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): WOW! These covers just keep rolling over me like surf season!
	2:33pm spodiodi: welcome, coelacanth∅
	2:33pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: TDK60 kidding - some other show yesterday played some Mary Hopkin including Turn, Turn, Turn in Welsh
	2:35pm TDK60: Lizzie, I think I was there, on the Continental Subway, maybe? Tro Tro Tro I think it was.
	2:35pm Carmichael: This isn't Scott Miller?!
	2:36pm Mary Wing: There were about five other versions I found, but decided that 10 was a fine number to end on. Which version were you waiting for, TDK?
	2:36pm coelacanth∅: hey spodi
	🛎 2:36pm Bas NL: Yes! Mary Hopkin: Tro, tro, tro.. I learned a new word in Welsh yesterday! ;) There's a lot on the Needle's eye on google i found!
	2:37pm Michael 98145: why ask why
	🛎 2:37pm Handy Haversack: And the person who took the spot went into the fancy condo bldg. across the street -- which has a garage! Perhaps I would have been happier not paying attention. Fun related story about that bldg., though. My friend once came to pick up Kate for a gig (his wife was in the band, too). His car died in the driveway of this building. So we put the women in a car service and I waited with him for the tow truck. A dude from the bldg. walks up and asks how long we're going to be blocking the driveway. Concerned that he has to get out, we ask him if he's driving. No, he assures -- but what if he wanted to? "I wouldn't want to have to have you towed for blocking my driveway." "Call a tow truck, man. We'll see whose gets here first." Christ, what an asshole.
	2:37pm brainiac: That was really thrilling, Mary — makes grandpa feel like twenty one!
	🛎 2:38pm Bas NL: Wow.. nine covers, no less!
	🛎 2:39pm Handy Haversack: You're special, too, Laura Marling! But that was a wonderful 3OAK!
	🛎 2:39pm βrian: Where I live nobody talks about parking. We talk about the weather. Heh.
	2:39pm spodiodi: 100% nice 3OAK, Mary Wing
	2:40pm Mary Wing: Laura sounds a lot like Joni here, which I never particularly thought she did before.
	2:41pm Michael 98145: to answer an earlier question, i suspect a "garbage inspection" is looking for recyclables in your trash.
	2:43pm doctorjazz: These guys remind me of Valley Lodge (Portugal), quite a bit.
	🛎 2:43pm Handy Haversack: @Michael: As I understand, it's a visual inspection of the amount of garbage on the streets in general. The lie in the ointment being that they don't actually run street cleaners down the streets on the ASP days.
	2:44pm TDK60: Mary, don't worry, the Eno set was just long enough.
	2:44pm Michael 98145: @HH, ah ha!
	🛎 2:46pm βrian: We have city-provided bins that we have to use. All the lifting is done by mechanical arms now.
	2:46pm Michael 98145: on the left coast you get judged by the appropriateness of your trash
	2:48pm Michael 98145: great show today. as always.
	2:48pm steveo: Hellooooo, oh dear i'm so late; but better than never!
	2:50pm northguineahills: My brother doesn't recycle, the other one occasionally does. My parents do if the package is large
	2:50pm Mary Wing: All the sounds will be waiting in the archive for your ears, steveo!
	2:51pm Carmichael: I recycle like a sum bitch. Always have. I'm OCD that way.
	2:51pm doctorjazz: Love the original Denise, pretty cool cover (don't remember it). KEY CHANGE ALERT!
	🛎 2:51pm Bas NL: They grayest 7'' i own.. Blondie. Denis.
	2:52pm TDK60: NYC discontinued its food compost collection recently.
	2:52pm steveo: hurrah!
	2:52pm david w: Cool show, thanks, Mary!
	2:52pm doctorjazz: Great show, thanks, Mary!
	2:52pm northguineahills: @TDK: 16 Deluxe did an instrumental version of the Warm Jets.
	2:52pm spodiodi: i've seen the trash collectors mix recycling with garbage while picking it up
	2:53pm Sem: Denise, denephew, whatever. Thanks, Mary, 100% +1, for the spins, and the Eno avalanche. See ya later, likely.
	2:53pm TDK60: Thanks NGH.
	2:53pm coelacanth∅: i judge my housemate by the appropriateness of his trash/my recycleables. ...as where i live they pretend that the reclaimable materials are separated from the trash at some point i keep mine separate and bring it to my sister's house, where hey have single stream recycling. (although, thanks to shithead trump less gets recycled now) but my housemate gathers up my box or bag of neat and sometimes rinsed recyclables and throws them into the dumpster -usually on the morning i would've taken it away.
	2:53pm northguineahills: I have seperate garbage cans for my aluminum and cardboard in my kitchen (when I had my own place), and transfer them to the bins on recycling day.
	🛎 2:54pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, TDK60, that was a bummer. But they had cheaped out on the contract from the get-go and there were a lot of problems with it. GREAT show, Mary! So glad to have been here. Sorry for the brief parking obsession. I've, uh, been a little cooped up.
	2:54pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks Mary! The donkey balls are just about ready. Can I serve you up a bowl? Crackers or toast?
	2:54pm TDK60: Thanks DJ MW! // Remember folks: don't pronounce the 'O' in Sunn O))); and there is no 'The' before Swans. All kinds of hip new friends are waiting to meet you.
	2:55pm spodiodi: recycling might be an exercise to make us feel better about ourselves
	2:55pm spodiodi: thanks, Mary! nice show
	🛎 2:55pm Bas NL: We got separate collecting chutes for recycling and waste all over the neighborhood. Works great!
	2:55pm Michael 98145: lucky bleedahs
	2:56pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Yes Continental Subway TDK60. Great show.
	2:57pm coelacanth∅: i knew when they started saying don't bother separating aluminum from glass from paper, etc., that a lot of it was not going to get recycled.
	🛎 2:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Mary. Grocery store report: frozen chicken strips, yes; toilet paper, no.
	🛎 2:57pm Bas NL: Thanks Mary! Another great show!
	2:57pm Franco Twinkie: Spodiodi, the recycling in SF is very complicated. I can never get it right. I'm always putting stuff in the wrong bin.
	2:58pm northguineahills: Thanks, Mary!
	2:58pm brainiac: 100% terrific show Mary!
	🛎 2:58pm WR: Thank you Mary. The Dury and T Rex tunes are ones I don't recall hearing before by performers I know well. And thank you for the many I would not hear and know if not for WFMU and you. Thank you.
	2:58pm Yvang: Thanks, Mary Wing!
	2:59pm Michael 98145: when Starbucks closed, the trash volume probably decreased around here
	2:59pm Mary Wing: Ridgewood Radio playlist is here: wfmu.org...
	2:59pm spodiodi: Franco, i hear you. we just broke two plates yesterday. what to do!?
	2:59pm spodiodi: the trash ppl came today, but i only put out our garbage (green bin)
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Mary!
	3:00pm Mary Wing: Thanks for listening today!!!
	3:00pm spodiodi: cheers, Mary Wing!
	3:01pm chresti: Thanks Mary!

100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from May 13, 2020

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