WFMU: Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from May 26, 2020

Listener comments!
	9:04pm Listener Robert: Does it feel like Sunday morning yet?
	9:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Works for me.
	9:06pm mariano: Hey Nate (if you're on the Accu) K and Scott and everyone. I feel your frustration Scott, but no reason for apologies, all of you are doing such a heroic job of keeping the music playing 24/7!
	9:06pm mariano: "Every honest man must live hell" - wow, what a line.
	9:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That's right.
	9:06pm WR: Wait, first you say issue with the internet but then comment about auto-updates. You make me feel like I'm still at work and compliance requires a root cause analysis and what is being implemented to be sure it doesn't happen again. Burn It Down!
	9:07pm ultradamno: Back when the Spin Age was the lead in...
	9:08pm McGroovey: I was just thinking about Thomas Jefferson S.A., so this is a nice coincidence. I was thinking about how this is the only TJSA album I have, and about how I haven't pulled it out and listened to it in ages, and about how I should pull it out, and about how I should look for more stuff my them. That's what I was thinking about. And I think about other things, also, all the time. But that's what I was thinking about when I was thinking about TJSA. THE END.
	9:08pm JakeGould: Happy Twosday!
	9:08pm spodiodi: hey Nate and Scott: what my man mariano said! hola mariano, RRN63, WR, ultradamno, all
	9:08pm mariano: "You say the internet, I say auto-update/internet, update, update, internet/Let's burn the whole thing down."
	9:09pm Handy Haversack: We're here. We're burning stuff (presumably It) down!
	9:09pm chaos_in_LA_LA: Any show that open with two tjsa tracks is pretty good.
	9:09pm ultradamno: Hiya Spodiodi
	9:09pm McGroovey: By "this album", I meant "Bait and Switch".
	9:10pm spodiodi: flicks bic hola, McG, Jake, Handy, chaos
	9:10pm JakeGould: And this encore show dates back to July 2017: wfmu.org...
	9:10pm Scott Williams: YES! LET'S BURN DOWN THE INTERNET! there is at least some enjoyable irony in all of this
	9:11pm otto: psick!
	9:11pm McGroovey: Computers suck. I mean that as un-ironically as possible, which is totally ironic.
	9:12pm Handy Haversack: I know I spell "gasoline" SCOTCHAOST NATE WILKILIAMS. But I have never passed a spelling test.
	9:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: FMA got an Archive or two of bitchen schizzle.
	9:13pm McGroovey: Oh, no. We're about to fall into an irony loop. Well, maybe I am, at least. Save yourselves. Save yourselves.
	9:13pm ultradamno: I know it was a Sunday back then because Fred was with us.
	9:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: FMU I mean. I'd like to Support a vowel...
	9:13pm Chop Scott: Nate K & Scott W.--Cheers anyway!! My radio will still be on.
	9:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: Burned it down!
	9:14pm ultradamno: Well, that has more to do with it being the morning, but they go hand in hand.
	9:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo Sunday fred.
	9:17pm Nate K.: I truly gave it the all college try, folks. But, alas.
	9:17pm McGroovey: I love how well Ron House can't sing.
	9:18pm Nate K.: This show is amazing, though. From my 6:00 a.m. days, featuring music chosen by Ron House from his personal stash. Ron was live in the studio.
	9:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Punk aesthetic w/ SmartPop sensibility. Dig it.
	9:20pm Nate K.: I miss Fred. He was very supportive.
	9:21pm Nate K.: Ha, ha. This is weird. I did the intro differently back then . . .
	9:21pm Nate K.: That said, every one of you is a rock!
	9:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: What's the thing w/ Fred? Can't make evening - or worse ??...
	9:24pm ultradamno: French timing. He shows up sometimes in the second half of Dot Dash
	9:24pm JakeGould: @RR63: Fred is a wimp. It’s 3:24am in Paris right now and he can’t even stay up to listen to this show. What wimp!
	9:25pm McGroovey: Oh, it's kind of a double-nested show situation.
	9:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh good. I only get online sitting OUTSIDE the Library just now - wondered if I missed bad news...
	9:26pm JakeGould: “French Timing?” What is that? The rhythm method as practices in France?
	9:26pm McGroovey: No bad news. Just bad internet access for doing a new show.
	9:27pm Listener Robert: Why is the playlist being assembled in real time instead of using the old playlist?
	9:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: We would confuse our Past Selves.
	9:27pm Handy Haversack: Old playlist got burned down.
	9:28pm JakeGould: @ListeneRobert: Ghosts.
	9:28pm McGroovey: Nate is here, so I suppose he's doing the playlist now himself. He doesn't have to mess around playing records, after all.
	9:28pm Nate K.: @Listener Robert, because as your DJ, I am still here hanging out!
	9:29pm JakeGould: Anyone else in NYC get a note from Spectrum in NYC warning customers of an outage tonight between 12:00am and 6:00am? Had service with them for 7+ years and never got a “heads up” note. Just an outage.
	9:29pm Listener Robert: But if you put the archived playlist page in the left frame, then we could argue with the old comments.
	9:30pm Nate K.: Hahaha. That's a thought.
	9:30pm Handy Haversack: "Even Lower Manhattan" is genius-level titling. One of my fake books of poetry (author: Hoyt Schermerhorn) is _Even Bleeker Street_.
	9:34pm JakeGould: @Handy: Was it you who said on some playlist you just started watching “The Sopranos?”
	9:35pm Listener Robert: The comments from 6:55 to 7:03, about states shutting down, look spookily appropriate to the current scene!
	9:35pm Doug in JC: Really digging this track. Suggested follow up: Tomorrow's Sunlight by Estes Brothers. Just a thought
	9:36pm Handy Haversack: No, Jake, we have been kicking around the idea of rewatching when the inevitable Content Gap comes (and The Wire), but so far have not.
	9:36pm Doug in JC: Perfect. Just perfect.
	9:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Punk goes back to the 1960s. If not - forever...
	9:38pm Handy Haversack: That was a GREAT request, Doug. Since Nate honored it, you should probably go ahead and quintuple your S4L level!
	9:38pm spacecowboy: nice!
	9:38pm JakeGould: @Handy: Okay… I ask because I am 1/2 way through James Cagney’s “White Heat” and the relationship between Tony Soprano and his mom is straight out of that film… And that film is good on it’s own anyway.
	9:39pm spacecowboy: what is this coolness
	9:40pm John L: I like the element of surprise. I don't wanna know (but I hope) if he's gonna play Gibson Bros. or Scrawl.
	9:40pm Handy Haversack: Oh, wow, yeah, JakeGould -- good call! Wow, I have not watched that movie in ... ~25 years? But I remember: totally.
	9:40pm spacecowboy: thid is sweeet
	9:40pm Doug in JC: Requests are like cigarettes. You can have one. Then it's time to get your own
	9:41pm Nate K.: @SpaceCowboys, Kansas City Jammers. Xtian action.
	9:41pm ultradamno: I love this Kansas City timing.
	9:42pm spacecowboy: @nate---- nice
	9:42pm Matt Warwick: Happy 9:42 everyone!
	9:42pm JakeGould: @Handy: I have been rewatching some classics, but mainly Cagney and Bogart films and wow… “The Big Sleep” is a great film and “White Heat” is really a classic. And that all makes me want to rewatch “L.A. Confidential” at some point this quarantine… Hah! I have a time period for this stuff.
	9:42pm Joe B: Hey Nate and everyone
	9:42pm Handy Haversack: 9:42!!! Hour of the BEST!
	9:43pm ultradamno: If you want it boiled extra hard try Killer Joe.
	9:44pm mariano: Those comments are like sooo 9:42.
	9:44pm JakeGould: Oh an on this day in 1897… Bram Stoker’s “Dracula” was published.
	9:45pm ultradamno: It's true, move on to 9:46 already.
	9:45pm JakeGould: Abd “Bram” is short for “Abraham” because “Abe Stoker’s ‘Dracula’” sounds like a brand of oatmeal.
	9:45pm Nate K.: Hey, Joe. Welcome to the rerun. : /
	9:45pm Handy Haversack: Agreed, Jake. I have watched L.A. Confidential not too long ago -- that is a good movie. That cycle of books is all worth reading, too. Oh, Mariano. You're a 9:44 man in a 9:42 world.
	9:46pm ultradamno: De Palma's Black Dahlia movie, not so great. As I recall.
	9:47pm Handy Haversack: (Also, hi, Joe B! Always great to "see" you! If you haven't noticed, both Past and Future Nates are Burning It absolutely the hell Down!)
	9:47pm JakeGould: @Handy: “L.A. Confidential” one of those modern classic films where it is truly re-watchable. “Black Dahlia” was a crappy film.
	9:51pm mariano: I don't think anyone's ever done the Black Dahlia story justice. There was "True Confessions" with De Niro and Duval from the early 80s but that was only loosely based on the story.
	9:52pm JakeGould: @mariano: Yeah, but the source material was different in that film versus that DeNiro film.
	9:54pm Handy Haversack: I don' think I have ever seen the Black Dahlia movie, actually.
	9:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This is one delicious leftover.
	9:55pm Listener Robert: What's this I hear about New Jersey and Maine re-opening their parks to celebrate Memorial Day? Or are they staying shut?
	9:55pm mariano: Ah, ok Jake. Been so long since I've seen True Confessions, wondering now how it's held up.
	9:57pm ParUbi: hey everyone
	9:57pm otto: i'm loving this!!!!
	9:57pm JakeGould: They are both about the Black Dahlia murders; by the James Ellroy book is the source for the crappy DePalma film. @Handy: You ever watch a film and it all seems too be a first draft/cut and something that could be good with a wee bit more work? That’s what the film feels like.
	9:58pm otto: song. and also show, always.
	9:58pm Handy Haversack: Hey, ParUbi (didn't get a chance to say hi during CC's SAB). Yeah, Jake, I know exactly what you mean.
	9:58pm JakeGould: @ListenerRobert: You mean yesterday?
	10:00pm Listener Robert: No, the traditional Decoration Day Memorial Day, May 30. The one that last rolled around on July 2, 2017.
	10:01pm JakeGould: @ListenerRobert: Nobody cares on the level you describe about the “official” decoration day in that way.
	10:02pm Nate K.: Thanks for hanging out everybody. If I had to do an encore, I'm glad it's this one.
	10:03pm Handy Haversack: Legal ID totally within tolerances and still accurate!
	10:04pm ultradamno: Then there's Blue Dahlia, which came before Short and contributed to her namesake (otherwise has nothing to do with her). It's pretty bland but Veronica Lake is good.
	10:04pm Listener Robert: Well, JG, I bet they care about it in the Rock And Roll Capital of the World, The Forest City, The Plum City, The Mistake by the Lake.
	10:06pm Handy Haversack: And The Black Swan, but I think only the queen is allowed to eat swans.
	10:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & when Veronica Lake is bad she's even better...
	10:06pm ultradamno: Finger lickin' good
	10:07pm ultradamno: That's true, like when she was a witch.
	10:09pm JakeGould: If we’re going to chat about classic Hollywood actresses, I’m partial to Lauren Bacall.
	10:12pm Nate K.: I finally got around to watching Altman's "The Long Goodbye." At first, it made me wish I'd watched a classic noir. But the longer, no pun intended, it went on, the more I liked it. To where, by the end, I thought it was a straight classic
	10:12pm Handy Haversack: @Nate K: This is working. Kate just said, "This is special shit right here." I think I tried to tune in this ep. on my shitty radio before I understood how the internet worked. Better now.
	10:13pm Handy Haversack: (Also: anent Long Goodbye: 100 percent same feeling.)
	10:15pm Nate K.: @Handy, glad you're digging it!
	10:15pm JakeGould: You mean the Eliot Gould “Long Goodbye?” I never liked that. it seems like the novelty of Eliot Gould being in that film is what makes it a cult classic. I mean other modern noir films I can watch over and over again are “To Live and Die in L.A.”, “The Limey” and “Out of Sight.” Might put “Jackie Brown” in there but I am sick of Tarantino.
	10:16pm JakeGould: Also… “The Big Lebowski.” Comedy but it is a detective film at it‘s core.
	10:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mystery: Plot Noir: Everything Else
	10:18pm Nate K.: @Revo: That's excellent. I'm stealing that.
	10:19pm JakeGould: @RRN63: Mysteries are like Science Fiction tales… Ultimately puzzles with a clear ending. Noir might have a puzzle that needs to be solved but that is not the main thing that makes you watch the film.
	10:21pm JakeGould: This Silver Nichols is some serious “Sitting with my sadness as the sun sets…” music right there.
	10:22pm Nate K.: @Jake, but he can't hit that note! That's the best part.
	10:22pm ToTetsu: did anyone watch Tales from the loop?
	10:22pm JakeGould: @NateK: He’s to sad to hit anything.
	10:23pm ultradamno: There don't seem to be that many great Jim Thompson movies. The Grifters and Coup de Torchon good, I like This World, Then The Fireworks. Killer Inside Me flubbed the ending.
	10:23pm mariano: For modern noir there's also Mulholland Dr.
	10:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - Lynch. Having lived in SoCal 16 years - That.
	10:25pm JakeGould: “Blue Velvet” is one too.
	10:25pm Handy Haversack: That's one of my faves, Mariano. I thought it covered territory Lost Highway has already covered was my only real problem. (With it. Clearly, I have many real problems.)
	10:27pm ultradamno: Jackie Brown, Get Shorty and Out Of sight aside, Elmore Leonard has fared better on TV with Justified and even the short lived Karen Sisco and Maximum Bob series. The Get Shorty series isn't bad either, actually.
	10:28pm Handy Haversack: Is that current, ultradamno? I really love Justified. One of my all-time faves.
	10:29pm JakeGould: Coppola’s “The Conversation” can be right in there as well. Very underrated film.
	10:29pm mariano: Yeah, Blue Velvet, abso-frickin'-lutely. Inland Empire is certainly noirish, but it's too non-linear to be truly noir since noir is so plot-driven. I know what you mean Handy, but every time I watch Mulholland I'm just so blown away by the performances, especially Naomi Watts's. And it has some of my favorite bits of Lynchian weirdness: the cowboy, Club Silencio, the Castiglione brothers, etc. Oh and speaking of Mulholland we can't leave out its spiritual ancestor Sunset Blvd.
	10:29pm ultradamno: Get Shorty? I think it's still running, the first season is on Netflix. www.imdb.com...
	10:29pm Listener Robert: Rabbit and JG, then how would you classify a screen-told puzzle whose solution is never made explicit as part of the show?
	10:31pm Mungerphut: I grew up on the Ohio River and this set speaks to me
	10:31pm Listener Robert: "The Conversation" had a great denouement, turning on the emphasis of a single word.
	10:32pm Nate K.: @Mungerphut, that's awesome. Most of these were deeeeep cuts to me until Ron played them.
	10:32pm slugluv1313: hiya, Nate K. and everyone! re: Black Dahlia -- heartbreaking story, that of Elizabeth Short -- i have the paperback somewhere, whose author claims "Daddy Was the Black Dahlia Murderer" -- but i do not recall it actually solving the crime . . . i saw "True Confessions" back when it opened (1980?) -- pretty decent, and i liked the interpretation in "American Horror Story" . . . i was totally psyched for the DePalma film! but then heard how awful it was :( most of all, though, i remain heartbroken and angry -- all these stories surrounding Ms. Short, yet she never got justice
	10:33pm Handy Haversack: @Mungerphut, internet-look-up "Secret History of American River People." Some good stuff about the Ohio River. I'm a river person, too!
	10:33pm Mungerphut: Thanks Handy. I hope it includes Mothman
	10:34pm Joe B: love JC Davis! great segue!
	10:34pm Listener Robert: The denouement-free story I'm thinking of was "Lost". At the end, viewers didn't even realize it was a viewer-solvable mystery. As far as I know, I'm the only one who's come even close, and then only because I'd been a friend of the show runner since he was a teen.
	10:34pm Handy Haversack: Whoa, now I have a research project, Mungerphut! Excellent.
	10:35pm kym: slugluv: You're absolutely right! 'Black Dahlia Avenger' was an incredible read, and a lot of evidence points to the fact that George Hodel could have been involved with her murder but the author's case falls apart at a lot of points for me. The author being Hodel's son.
	10:37pm Mungerphut: @Handy, Oh wow you are in for some stories
	10:38pm kym: 'Severed' was really riveting, also. I forget the author's name and whether he or his father had been on the LAPD at one point but he claims to have met Elizabeth Short when he was a child. Probably a false memory, but the picture the book paints of her is much more charming and eccentric than the version we usually see (i.e. just another desperate failed starlet).
	10:41pm Listener Robert: Oh, Mr. The K, after Mifflin could we please hear again from Mr. House? I sense that he's just about to burst.
	10:42pm slugluv1313: @ kym -- i just checked, the book i have is by Janice Knowlton -- have not read Hodel's book yet -- but want to! "Severed" too -- thank-you!
	10:46pm kym: @slugluv: You're welcome! It's a sad but fascinating rabbit hole to slide down. Hodel's book is truly amazing; it weirdly ties into the later laurel Canyon conspiracy stuff because George Hodel's daughter tamar was at the enter of an incest case that brought Hodel Sr to the attention of the LA police force. Tamar was later the best friend and mentor of michelle Phillips. Also bizarre that there was more than one 'My Dad Killed the Dahlia' book.
	10:48pm ToTetsu: that note about a music teacher form the 1980s reminded me of this gem. aux.avclub.com...
	10:50pm slugluv1313: @ kym -- right? cynical as i am -- i gotta wonder if these other murders were of young women who were similar to Elizabeth Short (yeah i watch WAY too many crime shows!)
	10:52pm JakeGould: “The Somatics” sounds like a very 1980s band.
	10:52pm Handy Haversack: (Still hoping Somatic Component is available as a band name!)
	10:53pm steveL: Guessing their coke was cut with speed, but yes.
	10:55pm Joe B: Nate, enjoying the show! missed it the first time. cool tunes, banter/info.
	10:56pm kym: @slug: That's exactly where Hodel JR's book falls apart. He put forward a lot of compelling evidence, but then presents photos from his father's private photo album of a semi nude woman who is "obviously" Elizabeth Short. Only she so obviously is not. Oh, and further compounding the noir connections, Hodel JR's mother is the ex-wife of John Huston. Honestly, the book is worth reading as a biography/tale of the darkest side of "Old Hollywood" even if none of the Dahlia theories are given credence.
	10:56pm steveL: Unit 5 was pretty close to a hit, depending on the year.
	10:57pm Handy Haversack: Definitely sounded like a track Michael Shelley might find no. 1 - worthy!
	11:03pm McGroovey: The Kids singer sounds like someone...can't put my finger on who... someone c.1980.
	11:06pm steveL: God DAYUM, Scott Williams sounds fine tonight.
	11:11pm mariano: Yeah, I know what you mean McGroovey.
	11:11pm Nate K.: @Joe. Thanks, man. Would love to be live, of course, but I'm happy this one is getting a prime time airing.
	11:12pm Scott Williams: Twofer Tuesday, friends! Double your legal ID action
	11:13pm Joe B: make up for all the ones I miss!
	11:14pm steveL: ...and, Skeleton Crew, DJs, everyone involved: THANK YOU!! So good, every day. We don’t care if we hear your refrigerator. We care that YOU care!
	11:15pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): @Listener Robert: "But if you put the archived playlist page in the left frame, then we could argue with the old comments." You might enjoy my rerun shows. I repeat and/or interleave old comments with new ones.
	11:17pm ultradamno: Man, Human Zoo. Bevo was a fucking character.
	11:18pm McGroovey: Maybe the Kids songer sounds like a cross between Eddy Money and Huey Lewis and someone else... Don't yell.
	11:18pm McGroovey: singer
	11:19pm Stevel: Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	11:20pm chaos_in_LA_LA: Sunday morning used to be Ohio as all get out
	11:20pm McGroovey: [ - - - - - - - - - - - - ]
	11:23pm Nate K.: Best song ever, maybe?
	11:23pm JakeGould: @kym: Kinda like how Kenneth Anger’s “Hollywood Babylon” is a shocking book but utter bullshit.
	11:23pm Stevel: Yes. Fucking Yes.
	11:24pm McGroovey: Yes, best song over, expect for a lot of others that are also the best ever.
	11:24pm Stevel: None better!!
	11:24pm McGroovey: except (I should really proofread. )
	11:24pm Nate K.: I meant "Final Solution," but "Cyclotron" works, too.
	11:25pm kym: @Jake: I would say 75% bullshit in Anger's case, but yes!
	11:25pm Stevel: So glad TEE recordings survived. So amazing. We know where punk started.
	11:26pm JakeGould: @kym: Well the non-sensational stuff in Anger’s book is the 25% that is true. The rest is nonsense. But very compelling in the pre-Internet world of being able to get away with a con like that.
	11:27pm chaos_in_LA_LA: Scrawl is forever one of the highlights. Long live Ace of Cups
	11:27pm kym: @Jake: I think it is more twisted fairy tale than con.
	11:30pm JakeGould: @kym: True. I hesitated on that word but posted anyway. It’s more a piece of art based on the fantasies Anger — and others — have of what Hollywood was/is.
	11:31pm Nate K.: @Jake, the podcast "You Must Remember This" did an incident-by-incident breakdown of what was true and what was false in Anger's book.
	11:31pm chaos_in_la_la: pretty darn happy about this archive tonite. exactly what this Ohio kid in LA needed tonite..
	11:31pm kym: @Jake: Absolutely. Self-serving, to be sure, but more artful than pure tabloid.
	11:31pm Todd76%: Oh no, missed Ron House! Hey, Ron!!!
	11:31pm HexFamChan: OH roots here! aww yea :)
	11:33pm chaos_in_la_la: @NateK, I think I may have met you first time at the Counter Intuits Cake Shop show..I have a decent live recording of that set..
	11:33pm mariano: Yeah, something about Ohio: the most presidents, the most astronauts, and tons of legendary bands. Why can't you be like your brother, huh Indiana? [whaps Indiana on the back of the head]
	11:34pm mariano: OMG Nate, "You Must Remember This" looks frickin' amazing!
	11:35pm Handy Haversack: I was even told to go to bed, but I am still hanging with you fine people! You suck, Indiana.
	11:35pm kym: 'You Must Remember This' is freaking amazing! Prepare to lose many hours!
	11:37pm Nate K.: @Chaos, yes, I do remember that. Would love to hear it. One of my memories of that show was buying one of the most f'd up t-shirts I've ever seen a band sell. But I couldn't fully see what was going on with it because of the black light.
	11:37pm mariano: Bedtime, Handy? Work night?
	11:41pm Stevel: Indiana does suck, in ways, and has nothing like the Ohio music scene. But, that's the way things are. That Ohio guy just said Boo-tay. It was unpleasant.
	11:41pm JakeGould: @NateK: Thanks for the tip!
	11:44pm JakeGould: Sadly this song would have been more appropriate on May 4th. R.I.P. Kent State victims.
	11:44pm Joe B: well, Indiana gave us the Rivieras, that might be enough on its own.
	11:45pm mariano: Cole Porter and the Jacksons too, Joe B. And Kurt Vonnegut. Though I hear his band sucked.
	11:47pm JakeGould: Jim Davis… The creator of Garfield is from Indiana. And that’s all I care about.
	11:47pm Joe B: Ha! Breakfast and the Champions, I think i found their 45 at the record fair one year
	11:48pm mariano: Lol Joe B! Ooh, that's a major coup for the prosecution, Jake.
	11:48pm Joe B: and of course after the Jackson 5, the No. 2 band from Gary, Oscar & the Majestics!
	11:49pm Scott Williams: Indiana gave us Chop Scott - case closed.
	11:49pm Stevel: James Dean was from Fairmount, as was Garfield's daddy. I think he wins. Born in Marion, as were my two kids, (in spite of our better efforts.)
	11:50pm Stevel: I can certainly tell you, Indiana is feeling the love tonight. Dan Quayle. Mike Pence. Oh shit.
	11:50pm Joe B: @Scott - mic drop! oh wait, you nor Scott would abuse gear like that!
	11:51pm ultradamno: Also, Ball Jars. MX-80 Sound, Dancing Cigarettes, Gizmos, Dow Jones & The Industrials, Crazy Doberman, Cowboys...
	11:51pm chaos_in_la_la: Trouble finding your email address @NateK. I can't figure out how to send it thru station mail system..
	11:52pm kym: But Ohio has Screamin' Jay Hawkins, Paul Lynde and Phyllis Diller. And that trumps all.
	11:52pm chaos_in_la_la: wait! I found it in my contacts!!
	11:53pm JakeGould: @kym: THANK YOU! Those are valuable people.
	11:53pm Scott Williams: @Joe B, you're right, that did come off a little mic-droppy! Apologies
	11:53pm rw: Thanks Nate K! Was fun traveling back to a simpler time.
	11:53pm Joe B: since Nate mentioned her fill-in from the past, Sasha is a great follow on Twitter!
	11:54pm Nate K.: These last two patriotic tunes, work very well in this day and age as well. Sorry for the time warp, folks.
	11:54pm Nate K.: @JoeB, agree!
	11:54pm ultradamno: Charles Manson, Sylvia Likens and John Dillinger, bitches.
	11:54pm Joe B: spoiler alert - we did!
	11:55pm Nate K.: What's great about GBV is that any mention of a new album is going to be timely.
	11:55pm ultradamno: ...and Jim Jones.
	11:55pm JakeGould: The Gar-B-Que is back?!?!? WOWOWOWOWO!
	11:55pm slugluv1313: omg the Kenneth Anger books! i have both of them -- the photos are fun, but never really took them seriously DEFINITELY going to check out "You Must Remember This"!!!
	11:55pm mariano: Hoagy Carmichael and Florence Henderson too! Oh yeah, ultradamno, I forgot about Jim Jones, yikes.
	11:56pm Joe B: doug had just re-joined GBV and tells the story of flying in on hours notice to, i think, cincinnati!
	11:56pm Joe B: @Nate - ha - good point about the GBV release schedule!
	11:56pm McGroovey: It's 5:00. There must be a new GBV record coming out tomorrow.
	11:57pm McGroovey: OK. I know. It's 11:57pm
	11:57pm Joe B: @Scott - no, meant it as a compliment as in I agreed! as i typed in mic drop i was like, oh no no - not with these two!
	11:58pm ultradamno: Mother of motherfucking modern nursing! Also, Modern Vending, Zero Boys and Last Four (4) Digits
	11:58pm Joe B: thanks Nate!
	11:58pm mariano: Wes Montgomery, David Lee Roth, Axl Rose, Izzy Stradlin and John Mellencamp! Look at your bad self, Indiana! Ok thanks Nate, Scott (but no thanks to the internet, boo!), see everyone at Tom's hopefully!
	11:58pm Aaron Working in Newark: love this song
	11:59pm kym: Nate K, this former Ohioan thanks you for a fabulous archive!
	11:59pm Nate K.: Thanks, everybody. And big ups as always to Scott. Thanks, buddy.
	11:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for the serious burn, Nate. Thanks, Scott Skeleton.
	12:00am mariano: Bony Scott!
	12:00am ultradamno: Legionaries Disease!
	12:01am Scott Williams: Ace choice of emergency backup archive, Nate! Really fun show

Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from May 26, 2020

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Music for the revolution in my head: choogling punks; power pop, both skinny-tied and long-haired; soul shouters and girl groups; bubblegum and acid rock; global fuzz; weirdos and outsiders, and the Weirdos and the Outsiders; Archie Shepp and J. Geils. Plus, live bands.

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May 26, 2020: Encore Presentation: Guest DJ Ron House!!!

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Thomas Jefferson Slave Apartments	Cheater's Heaven	Bait and Switch	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Thomas Jefferson Slave Apartments	Secret Museum	Straight to Video	0:05:46 (Pop-up)
Psandwich	Like a Metaphor "Like a Metaphor" by "Psandwich"	Northren Psych	0:09:16 (Pop-up)
Counter Intuits	Deep Storage Space	Monosyllabilly	0:15:11 (Pop-up)

!!!Guest DJ Ron House!!! "!!!Guest DJ Ron House!!!"
Menthol Wars	Even Lower Manhattan	Cleveland Confidential [V/A]	0:25:43 (Pop-up)
The Wombats	The Reason Why "The Reason Why" by "The Wombats"		0:28:08 (Pop-up)
Nite Watchmen	Mimic Jester "Mimic Jester" by "Nite Watchmen"		0:31:41 (Pop-up)
Estes Brothers	Tomorrow's Sunlight		0:34:36 (Pop-up)
Kansas City Jammers	Messiah "Messiah" by "Kansas City Jammers"	Got Good If You Get It	0:37:44 (Pop-up)
Nazca Line	Outer Space Connection	Outer Space Connection	0:40:19 (Pop-up)
Noumea	Inner Space Monster "Inner Space Monster" by "Noumea"		0:45:09 (Pop-up)
David Welsh	Blue Lightning Accent	Blue Lightning Accent	0:49:03 (Pop-up)
Bozo Babblings	Baby's on Fire "Baby's on Fire" by "Bozo Babblings"		0:54:33 (Pop-up)
Medusa	Railroad Trax "Railroad Trax" by "Medusa"		0:59:48 (Pop-up)

Sandy Harless	Day to Day "Day to Day" by "Sandy Harless"		1:12:46 (Pop-up)
Silver Nichols	Sweetness of Her Smile		1:15:41 (Pop-up)
Little Pleasure	Who's Winning the War?		1:20:31 (Pop-up)
Lyte Brigade	What Happened to the Love?		1:24:43 (Pop-up)
Delbert and the Stewart Sensation	How Far Can Our Love Go?		1:29:05 (Pop-up)
J. C. Davis	A New Day "A New Day" by "J. C. Davis"		1:31:45 (Pop-up)
Soul Superbs	Cannibals "Cannibals" by "Soul Superbs"		1:34:44 (Pop-up)
Mifflin Ensemble	Mifflin Experience		1:39:28 (Pop-up)

The Somatics	Four Way Window "Four Way Window" by "The Somatics"		1:48:21 (Pop-up)
Unit 5	No Ones Girl "No Ones Girl" by "Unit 5"	Scared of the Dark	1:51:43 (Pop-up)
Apple	Holes in the Ceiling "Holes in the Ceiling" by "Apple"		1:55:16 (Pop-up)
The Kids	Hot Water "Hot Water" by "The Kids"		1:59:37 (Pop-up)
Human Zoo	July, July "July, July" by "Human Zoo"		2:04:09 (Pop-up)
No Parole	Executioner "Executioner" by "No Parole"	Various Artists: The New Hope	2:07:02 (Pop-up)
Rick Hoskins	Stand Up and Fight "Stand Up and Fight" by "Rick Hoskins"		2:08:57 (Pop-up)
Jim Shephard	Monica "Monica" by "Jim Shephard"		2:11:45 (Pop-up)
Gaunt	Solution "Solution" by "Gaunt"		2:14:52 (Pop-up)
Per Ubu	Final Solution "Final Solution" by "Per Ubu"		2:16:51 (Pop-up)
The Electric Eels	Cyclotron "Cyclotron" by "The Electric Eels"		2:21:47 (Pop-up)
Scrawl	He's Walkin' "He's Walkin'" by "Scrawl"	Plus, Also, Too	2:23:51 (Pop-up)

Silva Fox	Mental Intercourse "Mental Intercourse" by "Silva Fox"		2:35:45 (Pop-up)

Isley Brothers	Ohio/Machine Gun "Ohio/Machine Gun" by "Isley Brothers"		2:40:16 (Pop-up)

The Mice	Not Proud of the USA "Not Proud of the USA" by "The Mice"		2:53:22 (Pop-up)
The Dictators	America the Beautiful		2:57:51 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:04pm Listener Robert: Does it feel like Sunday morning yet?
	9:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Works for me.
	9:06pm mariano: Hey Nate (if you're on the Accu) K and Scott and everyone. I feel your frustration Scott, but no reason for apologies, all of you are doing such a heroic job of keeping the music playing 24/7!
	9:06pm mariano: "Every honest man must live hell" - wow, what a line.
	9:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That's right.
	9:06pm WR: Wait, first you say issue with the internet but then comment about auto-updates. You make me feel like I'm still at work and compliance requires a root cause analysis and what is being implemented to be sure it doesn't happen again. Burn It Down!
	9:07pm ultradamno: Back when the Spin Age was the lead in...
	9:08pm McGroovey: I was just thinking about Thomas Jefferson S.A., so this is a nice coincidence. I was thinking about how this is the only TJSA album I have, and about how I haven't pulled it out and listened to it in ages, and about how I should pull it out, and about how I should look for more stuff my them. That's what I was thinking about. And I think about other things, also, all the time. But that's what I was thinking about when I was thinking about TJSA. THE END.
	9:08pm JakeGould: Happy Twosday!
	9:08pm spodiodi: hey Nate and Scott: what my man mariano said! hola mariano, RRN63, WR, ultradamno, all
	9:08pm mariano: "You say the internet, I say auto-update/internet, update, update, internet/Let's burn the whole thing down."
	9:09pm Handy Haversack: We're here. We're burning stuff (presumably It) down!
	9:09pm chaos_in_LA_LA: Any show that open with two tjsa tracks is pretty good.
	9:09pm ultradamno: Hiya Spodiodi
	9:09pm McGroovey: By "this album", I meant "Bait and Switch".
	9:10pm spodiodi: flicks bic hola, McG, Jake, Handy, chaos
	9:10pm JakeGould: And this encore show dates back to July 2017: wfmu.org...
	9:10pm Scott Williams: YES! LET'S BURN DOWN THE INTERNET! there is at least some enjoyable irony in all of this
	9:11pm otto: psick!
	9:11pm McGroovey: Computers suck. I mean that as un-ironically as possible, which is totally ironic.
	9:12pm Handy Haversack: I know I spell "gasoline" SCOTCHAOST NATE WILKILIAMS. But I have never passed a spelling test.
	9:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: FMA got an Archive or two of bitchen schizzle.
	9:13pm McGroovey: Oh, no. We're about to fall into an irony loop. Well, maybe I am, at least. Save yourselves. Save yourselves.
	9:13pm ultradamno: I know it was a Sunday back then because Fred was with us.
	9:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: FMU I mean. I'd like to Support a vowel...
	9:13pm Chop Scott: Nate K & Scott W.--Cheers anyway!! My radio will still be on.
	9:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: Burned it down!
	9:14pm ultradamno: Well, that has more to do with it being the morning, but they go hand in hand.
	9:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo Sunday fred.
	9:17pm Nate K.: I truly gave it the all college try, folks. But, alas.
	9:17pm McGroovey: I love how well Ron House can't sing.
	9:18pm Nate K.: This show is amazing, though. From my 6:00 a.m. days, featuring music chosen by Ron House from his personal stash. Ron was live in the studio.
	9:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Punk aesthetic w/ SmartPop sensibility. Dig it.
	9:20pm Nate K.: I miss Fred. He was very supportive.
	9:21pm Nate K.: Ha, ha. This is weird. I did the intro differently back then . . .
	9:21pm Nate K.: That said, every one of you is a rock!
	9:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: What's the thing w/ Fred? Can't make evening - or worse ??...
	9:24pm ultradamno: French timing. He shows up sometimes in the second half of Dot Dash
	9:24pm JakeGould: @RR63: Fred is a wimp. It’s 3:24am in Paris right now and he can’t even stay up to listen to this show. What wimp!
	9:25pm McGroovey: Oh, it's kind of a double-nested show situation.
	9:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh good. I only get online sitting OUTSIDE the Library just now - wondered if I missed bad news...
	9:26pm JakeGould: “French Timing?” What is that? The rhythm method as practices in France?
	9:26pm McGroovey: No bad news. Just bad internet access for doing a new show.
	9:27pm Listener Robert: Why is the playlist being assembled in real time instead of using the old playlist?
	9:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: We would confuse our Past Selves.
	9:27pm Handy Haversack: Old playlist got burned down.
	9:28pm JakeGould: @ListeneRobert: Ghosts.
	9:28pm McGroovey: Nate is here, so I suppose he's doing the playlist now himself. He doesn't have to mess around playing records, after all.
	9:28pm Nate K.: @Listener Robert, because as your DJ, I am still here hanging out!
	9:29pm JakeGould: Anyone else in NYC get a note from Spectrum in NYC warning customers of an outage tonight between 12:00am and 6:00am? Had service with them for 7+ years and never got a “heads up” note. Just an outage.
	9:29pm Listener Robert: But if you put the archived playlist page in the left frame, then we could argue with the old comments.
	9:30pm Nate K.: Hahaha. That's a thought.
	9:30pm Handy Haversack: "Even Lower Manhattan" is genius-level titling. One of my fake books of poetry (author: Hoyt Schermerhorn) is _Even Bleeker Street_.
	9:34pm JakeGould: @Handy: Was it you who said on some playlist you just started watching “The Sopranos?”
	9:35pm Listener Robert: The comments from 6:55 to 7:03, about states shutting down, look spookily appropriate to the current scene!
	9:35pm Doug in JC: Really digging this track. Suggested follow up: Tomorrow's Sunlight by Estes Brothers. Just a thought
	9:36pm Handy Haversack: No, Jake, we have been kicking around the idea of rewatching when the inevitable Content Gap comes (and The Wire), but so far have not.
	9:36pm Doug in JC: Perfect. Just perfect.
	9:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Punk goes back to the 1960s. If not - forever...
	9:38pm Handy Haversack: That was a GREAT request, Doug. Since Nate honored it, you should probably go ahead and quintuple your S4L level!
	9:38pm spacecowboy: nice!
	9:38pm JakeGould: @Handy: Okay… I ask because I am 1/2 way through James Cagney’s “White Heat” and the relationship between Tony Soprano and his mom is straight out of that film… And that film is good on it’s own anyway.
	9:39pm spacecowboy: what is this coolness
	9:40pm John L: I like the element of surprise. I don't wanna know (but I hope) if he's gonna play Gibson Bros. or Scrawl.
	9:40pm Handy Haversack: Oh, wow, yeah, JakeGould -- good call! Wow, I have not watched that movie in ... ~25 years? But I remember: totally.
	9:40pm spacecowboy: thid is sweeet
	9:40pm Doug in JC: Requests are like cigarettes. You can have one. Then it's time to get your own
	9:41pm Nate K.: @SpaceCowboys, Kansas City Jammers. Xtian action.
	9:41pm ultradamno: I love this Kansas City timing.
	9:42pm spacecowboy: @nate---- nice
	9:42pm Matt Warwick: Happy 9:42 everyone!
	9:42pm JakeGould: @Handy: I have been rewatching some classics, but mainly Cagney and Bogart films and wow… “The Big Sleep” is a great film and “White Heat” is really a classic. And that all makes me want to rewatch “L.A. Confidential” at some point this quarantine… Hah! I have a time period for this stuff.
	9:42pm Joe B: Hey Nate and everyone
	9:42pm Handy Haversack: 9:42!!! Hour of the BEST!
	9:43pm ultradamno: If you want it boiled extra hard try Killer Joe.
	9:44pm mariano: Those comments are like sooo 9:42.
	9:44pm JakeGould: Oh an on this day in 1897… Bram Stoker’s “Dracula” was published.
	9:45pm ultradamno: It's true, move on to 9:46 already.
	9:45pm JakeGould: Abd “Bram” is short for “Abraham” because “Abe Stoker’s ‘Dracula’” sounds like a brand of oatmeal.
	9:45pm Nate K.: Hey, Joe. Welcome to the rerun. : /
	9:45pm Handy Haversack: Agreed, Jake. I have watched L.A. Confidential not too long ago -- that is a good movie. That cycle of books is all worth reading, too. Oh, Mariano. You're a 9:44 man in a 9:42 world.
	9:46pm ultradamno: De Palma's Black Dahlia movie, not so great. As I recall.
	9:47pm Handy Haversack: (Also, hi, Joe B! Always great to "see" you! If you haven't noticed, both Past and Future Nates are Burning It absolutely the hell Down!)
	9:47pm JakeGould: @Handy: “L.A. Confidential” one of those modern classic films where it is truly re-watchable. “Black Dahlia” was a crappy film.
	9:51pm mariano: I don't think anyone's ever done the Black Dahlia story justice. There was "True Confessions" with De Niro and Duval from the early 80s but that was only loosely based on the story.
	9:52pm JakeGould: @mariano: Yeah, but the source material was different in that film versus that DeNiro film.
	9:54pm Handy Haversack: I don' think I have ever seen the Black Dahlia movie, actually.
	9:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This is one delicious leftover.
	9:55pm Listener Robert: What's this I hear about New Jersey and Maine re-opening their parks to celebrate Memorial Day? Or are they staying shut?
	9:55pm mariano: Ah, ok Jake. Been so long since I've seen True Confessions, wondering now how it's held up.
	9:57pm ParUbi: hey everyone
	9:57pm otto: i'm loving this!!!!
	9:57pm JakeGould: They are both about the Black Dahlia murders; by the James Ellroy book is the source for the crappy DePalma film. @Handy: You ever watch a film and it all seems too be a first draft/cut and something that could be good with a wee bit more work? That’s what the film feels like.
	9:58pm otto: song. and also show, always.
	9:58pm Handy Haversack: Hey, ParUbi (didn't get a chance to say hi during CC's SAB). Yeah, Jake, I know exactly what you mean.
	9:58pm JakeGould: @ListenerRobert: You mean yesterday?
	10:00pm Listener Robert: No, the traditional Decoration Day Memorial Day, May 30. The one that last rolled around on July 2, 2017.
	10:01pm JakeGould: @ListenerRobert: Nobody cares on the level you describe about the “official” decoration day in that way.
	10:02pm Nate K.: Thanks for hanging out everybody. If I had to do an encore, I'm glad it's this one.
	10:03pm Handy Haversack: Legal ID totally within tolerances and still accurate!
	10:04pm ultradamno: Then there's Blue Dahlia, which came before Short and contributed to her namesake (otherwise has nothing to do with her). It's pretty bland but Veronica Lake is good.
	10:04pm Listener Robert: Well, JG, I bet they care about it in the Rock And Roll Capital of the World, The Forest City, The Plum City, The Mistake by the Lake.
	10:06pm Handy Haversack: And The Black Swan, but I think only the queen is allowed to eat swans.
	10:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & when Veronica Lake is bad she's even better...
	10:06pm ultradamno: Finger lickin' good
	10:07pm ultradamno: That's true, like when she was a witch.
	10:09pm JakeGould: If we’re going to chat about classic Hollywood actresses, I’m partial to Lauren Bacall.
	10:12pm Nate K.: I finally got around to watching Altman's "The Long Goodbye." At first, it made me wish I'd watched a classic noir. But the longer, no pun intended, it went on, the more I liked it. To where, by the end, I thought it was a straight classic
	10:12pm Handy Haversack: @Nate K: This is working. Kate just said, "This is special shit right here." I think I tried to tune in this ep. on my shitty radio before I understood how the internet worked. Better now.
	10:13pm Handy Haversack: (Also: anent Long Goodbye: 100 percent same feeling.)
	10:15pm Nate K.: @Handy, glad you're digging it!
	10:15pm JakeGould: You mean the Eliot Gould “Long Goodbye?” I never liked that. it seems like the novelty of Eliot Gould being in that film is what makes it a cult classic. I mean other modern noir films I can watch over and over again are “To Live and Die in L.A.”, “The Limey” and “Out of Sight.” Might put “Jackie Brown” in there but I am sick of Tarantino.
	10:16pm JakeGould: Also… “The Big Lebowski.” Comedy but it is a detective film at it‘s core.
	10:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mystery: Plot Noir: Everything Else
	10:18pm Nate K.: @Revo: That's excellent. I'm stealing that.
	10:19pm JakeGould: @RRN63: Mysteries are like Science Fiction tales… Ultimately puzzles with a clear ending. Noir might have a puzzle that needs to be solved but that is not the main thing that makes you watch the film.
	10:21pm JakeGould: This Silver Nichols is some serious “Sitting with my sadness as the sun sets…” music right there.
	10:22pm Nate K.: @Jake, but he can't hit that note! That's the best part.
	10:22pm ToTetsu: did anyone watch Tales from the loop?
	10:22pm JakeGould: @NateK: He’s to sad to hit anything.
	10:23pm ultradamno: There don't seem to be that many great Jim Thompson movies. The Grifters and Coup de Torchon good, I like This World, Then The Fireworks. Killer Inside Me flubbed the ending.
	10:23pm mariano: For modern noir there's also Mulholland Dr.
	10:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - Lynch. Having lived in SoCal 16 years - That.
	10:25pm JakeGould: “Blue Velvet” is one too.
	10:25pm Handy Haversack: That's one of my faves, Mariano. I thought it covered territory Lost Highway has already covered was my only real problem. (With it. Clearly, I have many real problems.)
	10:27pm ultradamno: Jackie Brown, Get Shorty and Out Of sight aside, Elmore Leonard has fared better on TV with Justified and even the short lived Karen Sisco and Maximum Bob series. The Get Shorty series isn't bad either, actually.
	10:28pm Handy Haversack: Is that current, ultradamno? I really love Justified. One of my all-time faves.
	10:29pm JakeGould: Coppola’s “The Conversation” can be right in there as well. Very underrated film.
	10:29pm mariano: Yeah, Blue Velvet, abso-frickin'-lutely. Inland Empire is certainly noirish, but it's too non-linear to be truly noir since noir is so plot-driven. I know what you mean Handy, but every time I watch Mulholland I'm just so blown away by the performances, especially Naomi Watts's. And it has some of my favorite bits of Lynchian weirdness: the cowboy, Club Silencio, the Castiglione brothers, etc. Oh and speaking of Mulholland we can't leave out its spiritual ancestor Sunset Blvd.
	10:29pm ultradamno: Get Shorty? I think it's still running, the first season is on Netflix. www.imdb.com...
	10:29pm Listener Robert: Rabbit and JG, then how would you classify a screen-told puzzle whose solution is never made explicit as part of the show?
	10:31pm Mungerphut: I grew up on the Ohio River and this set speaks to me
	10:31pm Listener Robert: "The Conversation" had a great denouement, turning on the emphasis of a single word.
	10:32pm Nate K.: @Mungerphut, that's awesome. Most of these were deeeeep cuts to me until Ron played them.
	10:32pm slugluv1313: hiya, Nate K. and everyone! re: Black Dahlia -- heartbreaking story, that of Elizabeth Short -- i have the paperback somewhere, whose author claims "Daddy Was the Black Dahlia Murderer" -- but i do not recall it actually solving the crime . . . i saw "True Confessions" back when it opened (1980?) -- pretty decent, and i liked the interpretation in "American Horror Story" . . . i was totally psyched for the DePalma film! but then heard how awful it was :( most of all, though, i remain heartbroken and angry -- all these stories surrounding Ms. Short, yet she never got justice
	10:33pm Handy Haversack: @Mungerphut, internet-look-up "Secret History of American River People." Some good stuff about the Ohio River. I'm a river person, too!
	10:33pm Mungerphut: Thanks Handy. I hope it includes Mothman
	10:34pm Joe B: love JC Davis! great segue!
	10:34pm Listener Robert: The denouement-free story I'm thinking of was "Lost". At the end, viewers didn't even realize it was a viewer-solvable mystery. As far as I know, I'm the only one who's come even close, and then only because I'd been a friend of the show runner since he was a teen.
	10:34pm Handy Haversack: Whoa, now I have a research project, Mungerphut! Excellent.
	10:35pm kym: slugluv: You're absolutely right! 'Black Dahlia Avenger' was an incredible read, and a lot of evidence points to the fact that George Hodel could have been involved with her murder but the author's case falls apart at a lot of points for me. The author being Hodel's son.
	10:37pm Mungerphut: @Handy, Oh wow you are in for some stories
	10:38pm kym: 'Severed' was really riveting, also. I forget the author's name and whether he or his father had been on the LAPD at one point but he claims to have met Elizabeth Short when he was a child. Probably a false memory, but the picture the book paints of her is much more charming and eccentric than the version we usually see (i.e. just another desperate failed starlet).
	10:41pm Listener Robert: Oh, Mr. The K, after Mifflin could we please hear again from Mr. House? I sense that he's just about to burst.
	10:42pm slugluv1313: @ kym -- i just checked, the book i have is by Janice Knowlton -- have not read Hodel's book yet -- but want to! "Severed" too -- thank-you!
	10:46pm kym: @slugluv: You're welcome! It's a sad but fascinating rabbit hole to slide down. Hodel's book is truly amazing; it weirdly ties into the later laurel Canyon conspiracy stuff because George Hodel's daughter tamar was at the enter of an incest case that brought Hodel Sr to the attention of the LA police force. Tamar was later the best friend and mentor of michelle Phillips. Also bizarre that there was more than one 'My Dad Killed the Dahlia' book.
	10:48pm ToTetsu: that note about a music teacher form the 1980s reminded me of this gem. aux.avclub.com...
	10:50pm slugluv1313: @ kym -- right? cynical as i am -- i gotta wonder if these other murders were of young women who were similar to Elizabeth Short (yeah i watch WAY too many crime shows!)
	10:52pm JakeGould: “The Somatics” sounds like a very 1980s band.
	10:52pm Handy Haversack: (Still hoping Somatic Component is available as a band name!)
	10:53pm steveL: Guessing their coke was cut with speed, but yes.
	10:55pm Joe B: Nate, enjoying the show! missed it the first time. cool tunes, banter/info.
	10:56pm kym: @slug: That's exactly where Hodel JR's book falls apart. He put forward a lot of compelling evidence, but then presents photos from his father's private photo album of a semi nude woman who is "obviously" Elizabeth Short. Only she so obviously is not. Oh, and further compounding the noir connections, Hodel JR's mother is the ex-wife of John Huston. Honestly, the book is worth reading as a biography/tale of the darkest side of "Old Hollywood" even if none of the Dahlia theories are given credence.
	10:56pm steveL: Unit 5 was pretty close to a hit, depending on the year.
	10:57pm Handy Haversack: Definitely sounded like a track Michael Shelley might find no. 1 - worthy!
	11:03pm McGroovey: The Kids singer sounds like someone...can't put my finger on who... someone c.1980.
	11:06pm steveL: God DAYUM, Scott Williams sounds fine tonight.
	11:11pm mariano: Yeah, I know what you mean McGroovey.
	11:11pm Nate K.: @Joe. Thanks, man. Would love to be live, of course, but I'm happy this one is getting a prime time airing.
	11:12pm Scott Williams: Twofer Tuesday, friends! Double your legal ID action
	11:13pm Joe B: make up for all the ones I miss!
	11:14pm steveL: ...and, Skeleton Crew, DJs, everyone involved: THANK YOU!! So good, every day. We don’t care if we hear your refrigerator. We care that YOU care!
	11:15pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): @Listener Robert: "But if you put the archived playlist page in the left frame, then we could argue with the old comments." You might enjoy my rerun shows. I repeat and/or interleave old comments with new ones.
	11:17pm ultradamno: Man, Human Zoo. Bevo was a fucking character.
	11:18pm McGroovey: Maybe the Kids songer sounds like a cross between Eddy Money and Huey Lewis and someone else... Don't yell.
	11:18pm McGroovey: singer
	11:19pm Stevel: Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	11:20pm chaos_in_LA_LA: Sunday morning used to be Ohio as all get out
	11:20pm McGroovey: [ - - - - - - - - - - - - ]
	11:23pm Nate K.: Best song ever, maybe?
	11:23pm JakeGould: @kym: Kinda like how Kenneth Anger’s “Hollywood Babylon” is a shocking book but utter bullshit.
	11:23pm Stevel: Yes. Fucking Yes.
	11:24pm McGroovey: Yes, best song over, expect for a lot of others that are also the best ever.
	11:24pm Stevel: None better!!
	11:24pm McGroovey: except (I should really proofread. )
	11:24pm Nate K.: I meant "Final Solution," but "Cyclotron" works, too.
	11:25pm kym: @Jake: I would say 75% bullshit in Anger's case, but yes!
	11:25pm Stevel: So glad TEE recordings survived. So amazing. We know where punk started.
	11:26pm JakeGould: @kym: Well the non-sensational stuff in Anger’s book is the 25% that is true. The rest is nonsense. But very compelling in the pre-Internet world of being able to get away with a con like that.
	11:27pm chaos_in_LA_LA: Scrawl is forever one of the highlights. Long live Ace of Cups
	11:27pm kym: @Jake: I think it is more twisted fairy tale than con.
	11:30pm JakeGould: @kym: True. I hesitated on that word but posted anyway. It’s more a piece of art based on the fantasies Anger — and others — have of what Hollywood was/is.
	11:31pm Nate K.: @Jake, the podcast "You Must Remember This" did an incident-by-incident breakdown of what was true and what was false in Anger's book.
	11:31pm chaos_in_la_la: pretty darn happy about this archive tonite. exactly what this Ohio kid in LA needed tonite..
	11:31pm kym: @Jake: Absolutely. Self-serving, to be sure, but more artful than pure tabloid.
	11:31pm Todd76%: Oh no, missed Ron House! Hey, Ron!!!
	11:31pm HexFamChan: OH roots here! aww yea :)
	11:33pm chaos_in_la_la: @NateK, I think I may have met you first time at the Counter Intuits Cake Shop show..I have a decent live recording of that set..
	11:33pm mariano: Yeah, something about Ohio: the most presidents, the most astronauts, and tons of legendary bands. Why can't you be like your brother, huh Indiana? [whaps Indiana on the back of the head]
	11:34pm mariano: OMG Nate, "You Must Remember This" looks frickin' amazing!
	11:35pm Handy Haversack: I was even told to go to bed, but I am still hanging with you fine people! You suck, Indiana.
	11:35pm kym: 'You Must Remember This' is freaking amazing! Prepare to lose many hours!
	11:37pm Nate K.: @Chaos, yes, I do remember that. Would love to hear it. One of my memories of that show was buying one of the most f'd up t-shirts I've ever seen a band sell. But I couldn't fully see what was going on with it because of the black light.
	11:37pm mariano: Bedtime, Handy? Work night?
	11:41pm Stevel: Indiana does suck, in ways, and has nothing like the Ohio music scene. But, that's the way things are. That Ohio guy just said Boo-tay. It was unpleasant.
	11:41pm JakeGould: @NateK: Thanks for the tip!
	11:44pm JakeGould: Sadly this song would have been more appropriate on May 4th. R.I.P. Kent State victims.
	11:44pm Joe B: well, Indiana gave us the Rivieras, that might be enough on its own.
	11:45pm mariano: Cole Porter and the Jacksons too, Joe B. And Kurt Vonnegut. Though I hear his band sucked.
	11:47pm JakeGould: Jim Davis… The creator of Garfield is from Indiana. And that’s all I care about.
	11:47pm Joe B: Ha! Breakfast and the Champions, I think i found their 45 at the record fair one year
	11:48pm mariano: Lol Joe B! Ooh, that's a major coup for the prosecution, Jake.
	11:48pm Joe B: and of course after the Jackson 5, the No. 2 band from Gary, Oscar & the Majestics!
	11:49pm Scott Williams: Indiana gave us Chop Scott - case closed.
	11:49pm Stevel: James Dean was from Fairmount, as was Garfield's daddy. I think he wins. Born in Marion, as were my two kids, (in spite of our better efforts.)
	11:50pm Stevel: I can certainly tell you, Indiana is feeling the love tonight. Dan Quayle. Mike Pence. Oh shit.
	11:50pm Joe B: @Scott - mic drop! oh wait, you nor Scott would abuse gear like that!
	11:51pm ultradamno: Also, Ball Jars. MX-80 Sound, Dancing Cigarettes, Gizmos, Dow Jones & The Industrials, Crazy Doberman, Cowboys...
	11:51pm chaos_in_la_la: Trouble finding your email address @NateK. I can't figure out how to send it thru station mail system..
	11:52pm kym: But Ohio has Screamin' Jay Hawkins, Paul Lynde and Phyllis Diller. And that trumps all.
	11:52pm chaos_in_la_la: wait! I found it in my contacts!!
	11:53pm JakeGould: @kym: THANK YOU! Those are valuable people.
	11:53pm Scott Williams: @Joe B, you're right, that did come off a little mic-droppy! Apologies
	11:53pm rw: Thanks Nate K! Was fun traveling back to a simpler time.
	11:53pm Joe B: since Nate mentioned her fill-in from the past, Sasha is a great follow on Twitter!
	11:54pm Nate K.: These last two patriotic tunes, work very well in this day and age as well. Sorry for the time warp, folks.
	11:54pm Nate K.: @JoeB, agree!
	11:54pm ultradamno: Charles Manson, Sylvia Likens and John Dillinger, bitches.
	11:54pm Joe B: spoiler alert - we did!
	11:55pm Nate K.: What's great about GBV is that any mention of a new album is going to be timely.
	11:55pm ultradamno: ...and Jim Jones.
	11:55pm JakeGould: The Gar-B-Que is back?!?!? WOWOWOWOWO!
	11:55pm slugluv1313: omg the Kenneth Anger books! i have both of them -- the photos are fun, but never really took them seriously DEFINITELY going to check out "You Must Remember This"!!!
	11:55pm mariano: Hoagy Carmichael and Florence Henderson too! Oh yeah, ultradamno, I forgot about Jim Jones, yikes.
	11:56pm Joe B: doug had just re-joined GBV and tells the story of flying in on hours notice to, i think, cincinnati!
	11:56pm Joe B: @Nate - ha - good point about the GBV release schedule!
	11:56pm McGroovey: It's 5:00. There must be a new GBV record coming out tomorrow.
	11:57pm McGroovey: OK. I know. It's 11:57pm
	11:57pm Joe B: @Scott - no, meant it as a compliment as in I agreed! as i typed in mic drop i was like, oh no no - not with these two!
	11:58pm ultradamno: Mother of motherfucking modern nursing! Also, Modern Vending, Zero Boys and Last Four (4) Digits
	11:58pm Joe B: thanks Nate!
	11:58pm mariano: Wes Montgomery, David Lee Roth, Axl Rose, Izzy Stradlin and John Mellencamp! Look at your bad self, Indiana! Ok thanks Nate, Scott (but no thanks to the internet, boo!), see everyone at Tom's hopefully!
	11:58pm Aaron Working in Newark: love this song
	11:59pm kym: Nate K, this former Ohioan thanks you for a fabulous archive!
	11:59pm Nate K.: Thanks, everybody. And big ups as always to Scott. Thanks, buddy.
	11:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for the serious burn, Nate. Thanks, Scott Skeleton.
	12:00am mariano: Bony Scott!
	12:00am ultradamno: Legionaries Disease!
	12:01am Scott Williams: Ace choice of emergency backup archive, Nate! Really fun show

Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from May 26, 2020

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