WFMU: Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from January 18, 2022

Listener comments!
	🦇 2:58pm listener james from westwood: Hey hey, Julie and all!!
	2:59pm Rich in Washington: Hello!
	🦇 3:00pm Handy Haversack: Welcome back, Julie! The night was a little darker without you last week! And hello, Dark Ones!
	🦇 3:00pm Julie: hiya James, Rich & Handy!
	3:01pm TDK60: Julie, what's New? Now? Happenin'?
	🦇 3:01pm Yvang: Hi Julie of the Night and y'all the Darks Souls!
	🦇 3:01pm Julie: hi TDK, hey Yvang!
	3:01pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Afternoon Julie.🦜🦜🦜🦜
	🦇 3:02pm Phillippe: Howdy! Hey Handy!
	3:03pm Stanley: Julie, dark, mysterious ones. Greetings.
	🦇 3:03pm chris in the redwoods: warm greetings, Julie and fellow souls.
	🦇 3:03pm Julie: hiya Phillip and Phillippe!
	🦇 3:03pm Julie: hey Stanley!
	3:03pm dreamyandseedy: greetings!
	🦇 3:03pm Julie: hiya chris, hey dreamy!
	🦇 3:03pm Bas NL: Hi Julie & Dark Nighties!
	3:04pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Two Phillips? One chat board. Wow👁👁😱
	🦇 3:04pm listener james from westwood: Ahhh, good couple of weeks for Phil Collins appearances on FMU.
	🦇 3:04pm listener james from westwood: Also thought this one was a few years later into the 80s.
	3:04pm Stanley: Phil Collins? I Must Be Going!
	3:05pm dreamyandseedy: i am glad you chose suzi quatro as your first song artist! i'm excited to hear more from her, she's one i always meant to check out but never did
	🦇 3:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: Greetings, Julie and PC people!
	🦇 3:05pm chris in the redwoods: where's my pastel colored linen jacket with the shoulder pads? where're my Luckys?
	3:05pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Phil Collins brought me here A.K.A. good evening.
	🦇 3:05pm Julie: hey Ken! hiya Cha Cha!
	🦇 3:06pm Yvang: Phil Collins takes me back.
	🦇 3:06pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Phillippe!
	3:07pm listener phillip (in the bronx): That's me! So dont care to hear covid anymore. Now that I got it from who?
	3:08pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Have I finally gone past the threshold of senility when I think Phil Collins is - in a completely unironic way - GOOD music?
	🦇 3:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: 1981 was so last year. 1982 is how to do it now.
	🦇 3:08pm Phillippe: whassup, Stanley? Other than you?
	3:08pm Sylvia: Hello Julie and all!
	3:09pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Wow! 1981 ...40 years 😱
	🦇 3:09pm Julie: hey Sylvia!
	🦇 3:09pm Phillippe: Clicky-starred this one less than 10 bars in
	3:10pm Rich in Washington: While I wasn't a huge fan of Phil Collins' mid-80s solo stuff, I have never understood the hatred directed towards him. It's not like he was Eric Clapton or anything.
	3:10pm listener phillip (in the bronx): 1981 I was just 13 yrs old
	🦇 3:10pm Julie: haha right, Rich? he's got some decent stuff. Some was super overplayed though.
	3:11pm Rich in Washington: '81/'82 - I had discovered late night radio on my local community radio station and my musical world just exploded.
	3:13pm listener phillip (in the bronx): @Rich in Washington for me it wasnt until 1985 I discovered WFMU. and WNYU 89.1
	3:13pm TDK60: !981 was far cooler than '82. Folks "in the know," know this. (hoo)
	3:13pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, somewhere there's a great article written - either BY Robert Fripp or perhaps by someone else and reposted by him when he was doing his online diary - that listed all the seminal musical projects Collins contributed to outside of Genesis and his solo work.
	🦇 3:14pm Handy Haversack: I wonder if Phil knows he's finally having his WFMU moment.
	3:14pm Feldy: Hello all! Hi Julie!
	🦇 3:14pm listener james from westwood: Ooh, Ultravox! Synthpop classic!
	3:14pm Rick from SC: Hi Julie et al... Love this Ultravox song.
	3:14pm TDK60: Not much into Collins but he has his craft. Was in on some of the production and percussion ideas for early Adam Ant.
	🦇 3:14pm Bas NL: Vienna! :D :D :D
	3:15pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Who remembers "alan watts" on wfmu at 6pm. Anyone remember
	3:15pm Rich in Washington: I think around '82 also my brother and I learned of a particular Tower Records which not only had an amazing import indie section but also more magazines and zines than our nearer Tower, so we'd make these semi-regular pilgrimages to that one.
	3:15pm Mr. Nobody: Hey All!
	🦇 3:16pm Julie: hiya Bas! Alan Watts moved around, he was on late nights too at some point. In fact I took over his slot 3am mondays in 2010 Hey Mr Nobody!
	3:17pm listener phillip (in the bronx): @Julie I loved listening to Alan Watts. And "midnite matinee" with John schnall
	3:20pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Note to self: come next Bandcap Friday, get some Ozean (well there is only that one tape?)
	3:20pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Anyone? How about the "subgenius hour of slack,"
	🦇 3:22pm Julie: oh yes I remember the hour of slack as well. Cha Cha I think they've done away with BC Friday haven't they?
	🦇 3:22pm listener james from westwood: @phillip The Hour of Slack might have been the first time I heard FMU, while home on break from college during the GHW Bush era. My first actual WFMU-native programming was the following summer, when I was dial-flipping and caught "Got a Lot of Living to Do" performed by Sammy David Jr. shortly after he died. The DJ came on mike afterward and said, "That was Sammy Davis Jr.—GET IT?!" I later learned that was Bronwyn C, then in her big death phase.
	🦇 3:23pm Handy Haversack: They skipped January last year without saying anything but then started it back up in Feb. So they haven't said anything yet ... here's hoping they follow the same pattern!
	3:24pm Feldy: @listener phillip (in the bronx) that's what started me on the WFMU addiction. I think they played Alan Watts on Saturday mornings in 2003
	🦇 3:24pm Julie: someone sent me to a page saying it "was over" but that might be a regular thing that's always up
	3:24pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @3:22 Julie: oh, had no idea.
	3:25pm listener phillip (in the bronx): @listener james from westwood sure I remember bronwyn C and her show "the truck stop tea party" I use to listen to itm
	3:26pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Shame uppsala college went bust. But at least KEN saved the station
	🦇 3:27pm Julie: Phillip you okay where you are? I see something exploded in the bronx
	🦇 3:28pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, Julie, that's what isitbandcampfriday.com looks like after every BCF. SO ... no idea.
	3:28pm listener phillip (in the bronx): @Julie everything sounds ok. I'm in the little italy section near st barnabus
	3:28pm Stanley: Ken shaved the station.
	🦇 3:29pm Julie: I doubt he did it singlehandedly, but yes!
	🦇 3:29pm Julie: it needs frequent shavings for sure
	🦇 3:30pm listener james from westwood: Oof, the Bronx does not need another fire tragedy.
	3:31pm Thomas: Chiming in here since we are getting nostalgic - and I started listening to FMU in 1986 - so of course I spent many hours listening to Alan Watts, Hour of Slack, Midnight Matinee, Truck Stop Tea Party - etc...
	🦇 3:32pm listener james from westwood: Pic from the scene. Yikes: twitter.com...
	🦇 3:32pm Julie: hiya Thomas! What about Wildgirl? I think she was before my time, I started listening around 88-89
	3:37pm Feldy: Yeah Hour of Slack for sure, and Joe Frank was also a great show
	🦇 3:38pm Aitch: good morning dark souls
	3:39pm Feldy: I flipped my cookie over the 365 Days project, year one and two, and didn't know until last year that it was Otis Fodder at the wheel of that project
	🦇 3:39pm Julie: heya Feldy! Yes Joe Frank! Hiya Aitch!
	🦇 3:45pm Handy Haversack: K8 just got home from the Bronx. No disruptions on the trains back from Mott Hall. Though I guess someone was hit by a train at GCT.
	3:45pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Raise you hand🖐 if you miss @IRWIN on Wednesday aftenoons.
	3:46pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: 🖐
	🦇 3:46pm chris in the redwoods: <raises hand>
	🦇 3:46pm Julie: he was quite the fixture on wednesdays
	3:46pm listener phillip (in the bronx): joe frank was great. I use to listen to him on irwins show.
	3:47pm listener phillip (in the bronx): I miss irwin. 😭
	3:48pm WR: Hello Julie and Dark Night streamers. Have been listening all day while busy working.
	🦇 3:48pm Julie: hiya WR!
	3:49pm listener phillip (in the bronx): The perfect storm on wednesdays KEN then Irwin then SSD. and mister "funk" at nine it was perfect
	3:49pm Rich in Washington: @Feldy: I too was a huge fan of 365 Days Project and always dreamed of contributing if it were ever to start up again. Funny enough, I reached out to Otis to ask about it and that's when I learned about the about-to-be created Sheena stream.
	3:50pm Rich in Washington: I also loved it when Irwin played Tom Wilson's Music Factory shows.
	🦇 3:51pm Julie: Incorrect Music!
	🦇 3:51pm Julie: he also did a "Gender Bias" thing
	🦇 3:54pm Handy Haversack: I do love Scott's show, though, now on Wednesdays.
	3:56pm Daya: Hi everybody! (Dang! I missed Ultravox 😭😆)
	3:57pm Nick S.: Hey! I played with Tara on one of her records. So cool to hear her.
	🦇 3:59pm chris in the redwoods: Scott's show is indeed well placed for the new schedule. hey, Daya! :)
	🦇 3:59pm Julie: heya Daya! Hey Nick, I Love her...only just found this covers collection
	4:00pm Feldy: @Rich so you must have a stack of 365-Days-worthy material?
	4:00pm Nick S.: Look under Tara Busch. The record I played on is on Spotify. Pilfeshire Lane
	🦇 4:00pm Handy Haversack: Daya! Long time!
	4:03pm βrian: Meeting over! Good afternoon.
	4:04pm Thomas: Yes - I think Wildgirl was the gearhead - i.e. into cars - am I remembering that correctly?
	🦇 4:04pm Bas NL: Delightful tunes this set Julie! All new to me!
	🦇 4:04pm Julie: hiya Brian!
	4:05pm dreamyandseedy: such a cute pic of Ronnie!
	🦇 4:06pm Handy Haversack: That pic is from Ronnie II, just before the big sing-off at the Apollo (Creed).
	4:06pm Daya: Hi Handy! Yes, been quite a bit, hope you and yours are well! 😃
	🦇 4:06pm Julie: Nick I'll check it out! I just bought her Zombies 1985 record
	4:06pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: God, this reminds me of a certain breakup. Nonetheless love this song.
	🦇 4:07pm Julie: that's actually in riverside park
	🦇 4:08pm Julie: sorry Cha Cha
	4:08pm dreamyandseedy: i just assumed she was in a foreign land
	4:15pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Oh I'd have to say. Phil specter did not create "shoegaze"
	🦇 4:15pm Handy Haversack: Ugh, gotta go to the shops, but I'm so wiped out. And it looks cold out there!
	🦇 4:16pm Aitch: loving Syd in Sydney
	🦇 4:17pm Julie: Handy it's warmer than it's been!
	🦇 4:18pm Julie: why do you always save shopping for my show anyhow? :P
	🦇 4:18pm Julie: is that photo from Sydney, Aitch?
	🦇 4:19pm Aitch: Which one Julie?
	4:19pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Steve Southerland coined the term "shoegaze"
	🦇 4:20pm Handy Haversack: I'm the kind of dog you have to feed every day, Julie! Honestly, work's been totally overloaded since coming back from the holiday break. No time to get out during the day.
	4:21pm Mr. Nobody: bahhhh Mrs. Nobody made me miss my PF
	🦇 4:22pm listener james from westwood: Heron Oblivion! Fine follow-up to that Renaissance.
	🦇 4:22pm Julie: you said Syd in Sydney I thought it was a reference to the photo
	🦇 4:22pm Bas NL: This is such a great song!
	🦇 4:23pm Aitch: me that's in Sydney
	4:23pm PMD: Here live for once! yay!
	🦇 4:24pm Julie: ah of course! Hiya PMD!
	🦇 4:25pm Julie: we need some more heron oblivion
	🦇 4:26pm Bas NL: nod, nod, nod!
	🦇 4:28pm Aitch: birds or smack?
	🦇 4:28pm chris in the redwoods: absolutely, Julie!
	🦇 4:29pm Julie: heroin oblivion would be another thing entirely
	🦇 4:29pm listener james from westwood: One of the few things to make that horrific fucking year tolerable was that HO album.
	🦇 4:30pm listener james from westwood: Also my first trip to Portland, OR, that spring. Like visiting Lothlórien.
	4:30pm TDK60: That's Meg Baird in H.O. right? Also solo stuff.
	🦇 4:32pm Julie: oh I haven't heard the solo stuff! just Espers
	4:34pm TDK60: Julie: she has a duo with her sister: The Baird Sisters.
	🦇 4:34pm Julie: ahhh travel I miss it
	🦇 4:34pm Bas NL: Meg Baird has an album called Don't Weigh Down The Light. Very nice.
	🦇 4:36pm listener james from westwood: @Julie Was set to go to San Antonio for a conference this spring, but I'm all but decided against. Similarly missed out on Salt Lake City and Atlanta. Never been to any of them.
	🦇 4:36pm Aitch: Death on Two Legs my fave off this one, so catty.
	🦇 4:37pm Julie: yes that's a good one!
	4:37pm Daya: When I move to Portland OR (hopefully soon), you’re welcome to come visit Julie ☺️
	🦇 4:38pm Julie: ha! I was just thinking about Portland because I'm watching Leverage and they did (at least) a season there. I know several folks who moved there.
	🦇 4:38pm Julie: I'm on of those people afraid to get on a plane right now. Most people I know don't have that issue, I got friends going all over the world.
	4:42pm Feldy: Damn this is good Donovan
	4:42pm Daya: Same. No planes for me til it’s “over”, if ever. When things calm down, definitely
	4:42pm Scott67: G'day Julie & Day Nights! 😎🤙🎶📻☀️🌏
	🦇 4:42pm Julie: hiya Scott!
	4:42pm Daya: I still find it so funny that Donovan opened up for Yes in the 70s! 😆
	🦇 4:43pm Julie: was it just him and a guitar?
	🦇 4:44pm Aitch: flute in there and lots of delay
	🦇 4:44pm Phillippe: Hey Scott! Sorry to say I could not find your show this weekend/ Remind me, when is it on?
	4:45pm Thomas: I saw Donovan open for Yes at Roosevelt Stadium - he had a band with him...
	🦇 4:45pm Julie: that must've been quite the show.
	4:46pm TDK60: Sunshine Superman one of the very first psychedelic albums, and a great one.
	4:46pm Rich in Washington: I adore this album.
	🦇 4:47pm Julie: my ex had this CD and I always assumed it was a b-side compilation
	🦇 4:48pm Julie: Robyn you are so weird
	4:48pm Daya: Yep, just him, a guitar, amd a Persian rug! 😆
	4:48pm Thomas: Unfortunately Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City was not a good concert venue... also Patrick Moraz (Yes keyboardist that the time) was not a great live performer...
	4:49pm Daya: Or at least when I saw him ;)
	4:54pm Scott67: G'day Phillippe, I am sorry to say, it isn't up yet mate. I have a bit to achieve, with computer software to broadcast from here. I will appear on the Sheena's Jungle Room Schedule when I achieve a test broadcast..... soooooon!?!? 🤓🤞
	🦇 4:56pm chris in the redwoods: whoa, right on, Scott! looking forward to tuning in. :)
	🦇 4:56pm Phillippe: Ah, okay. I was feeling like a bad mate cuz I could not find it. Hoping to hear it soon!
	4:56pm Scott67: Julie 🌷❤
	4:56pm Feldy: ((((((Virtual hug)))))))
	🦇 4:56pm listener james from westwood: Best wishes to him for a full recovery from the bug!
	🦇 4:57pm chris in the redwoods: sending positive vibes to your pops, Julie. not fun, the vid. wish i didn't know first-hand.
	4:57pm Rich in Washington: Vibes, Julie!
	🦇 4:57pm Phillippe: Hopeful thoughts for you dad, Julie
	🦇 4:58pm Julie: thanks, everyone.
	4:58pm Mr. Nobody: Thinking of your dad. Hoping for a speedy recovery!
	4:58pm Daya: HUGS
	🦇 4:59pm Julie: speedy worries me, I feel like a lot of people think they're almost over it, get back to life and then end up in worse shape. slow steady recovery at home would be good.
	4:59pm TDK60: Hope they recover well.
	5:00pm Scott67: Cheers Chris & Phillippe. The music is good, but Mick & I are just a couple of raving sweary bastards on the mics. Not sure how we will be recieved, or for how long? 😎🤘
	🦇 5:00pm Julie: Scott is there a theme or is it basically freeform?
	🦇 5:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sunshine Superman was actually delayed too iirc. It could've been perceived as even more groundbreaking. Donovan ftw. Oh - all the best to your Dad.
	🦇 5:02pm Phillippe: Sounds like it will be much like dinner at my house when all three sons are home, Scott. "Fuck" is used as a noun, verb, and adjective, occasionally all in the same sentence
	🦇 5:03pm Julie: heya rev!
	🦇 5:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mainstream 70s is my Tolerance Kryptonite. But Live helps. & the particular form of Stevie's waist. Oh I have ☿Mercury in ♏︎Scorpio - been an inveterate pottymouth since 4th Grade. Only somewhat housetrained...
	5:05pm TDK60: Hi Revrab: The odd thing was, it wasn't delayed in the US but was in the UK where he lived.
	🦇 5:05pm Handy Haversack: K8 filled me in -- very sorry to hear about your dad, Julie.
	5:06pm Scott67: Julie, "random" would be a more accurate description. Our 1st 3 hour Show is all Aussie, just to say g'day. But we have recorded 2 more since that go anywhere musically. I describe it as 2 blokes in a Bar listening to music and talking shit. We record in the Bar at TRASH CULT.
	🦇 5:07pm Julie: thanks Handy. He's had amazing luck all his life healthwise till the last few years, and now THIS too.
	🦇 5:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah very occasionally the USA does better for releases. All the PrePepper67 Beatles albums we grew up with on Vinyl tho' were somewhat grotesque & condesnding repackaging...
	🦇 5:08pm Julie: sounds fun Scott, good luck with it!
	🦇 5:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Scott67 - you got a podcast ??
	🦇 5:09pm Julie: 70s Stevie is my favorite Stevie. as much as I love her solo stuff, the FM stuff with her is just magic to me
	🦇 5:09pm Julie: Rev Olivia Newton-John's albums were that way too in the 70s...half the songs cut, new cover new name... when I went to London in the 80s and found the originals it was the best thing ever to find all those "new" songs
	5:10pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Wishing the best of health for your father, Julie!
	🦇 5:10pm Julie: the Kinks too had some weird US releases
	🦇 5:10pm Julie: thank you Cha Cha!
	5:10pm Tome: 💡hey Julie,, lovin' it !<>!
	🦇 5:11pm Julie: thanks Tome!
	🦇 5:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I can't disparage any StevieEra Mac - ferinstance - with my head - the quality is objectively apparent. It's subjective contextual stuff of being a certain antisocial way in the 70s that makes it hard not to feel mainstream stuff was the Enemy & the Oppressor...
	🦇 5:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not that you should care...
	5:13pm Tome: Love the '75 Stevie too ,, and after that ,, but Christine's songs always move me too and make me feel good !<>!
	5:13pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: All that repackaging madness had bizarre consequences like the Beatles' butcher cover of Yesterday and Today.
	🦇 5:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - & yet the Stones' US albums are considered useful. Stereo was a bigger market in the USA sooner too...
	5:15pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Yes it is hard to dismiss all the US repackage releases especially considering how for instance The Rolling Stones' '12x5' was very important for the likes of Richard Hell, Patti Smith etc.
	🦇 5:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it took the Stones longer to think in terms of 'Albums' - which TheBeatles had the perception to do pretty quickly...
	🦇 5:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Neat-o Martin Sharp style cover art ! Slammin' track too.
	5:18pm Tome: don't think I've honestly ever played a Stones album on my own ,, in it's entirety ) hmm maybe Exile on Main st.
	5:18pm Feldy: I am really thoroughly enjoying this show. Thank you for this, Julie
	🦇 5:19pm Julie: thank you for listening, Feldy!
	🦇 5:19pm Julie: i love the art, that's why I bought it
	🦇 5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loves Exile. That is an 'Album'. Yeah - @ a Party? Stones before Beatles...
	5:21pm Tome: for sure !<>!
	🦇 5:27pm Handy Haversack: Sigh. Hope.
	5:28pm David (in London): Hello Julie and all darkened groovers here gathered.
	🦇 5:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Seriously. Mazzy Freaking Star.
	🦇 5:28pm Julie: hey there David!
	🦇 5:30pm chris in the redwoods: hey, David. also, what RevRab said. :)
	5:32pm David (in London): I've missed some good stuff being late in, but v glad to be here now. Chris, Handy, Phillippe, Rev D, TDK, Scotty, Cha Cha, Feldy, Aitch et al.
	🦇 5:32pm chris in the redwoods: love your Kinky Girls CD, Julie!
	🦇 5:33pm Handy Haversack: Wotcha, David.
	🦇 5:34pm Phillippe: Hey DiL!
	🦇 5:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...MTV period...
	🦇 5:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'oh that was so&so's MTV period'...
	🦇 5:36pm Julie: things just became kind of musically cluttered. not sure how else to describe it.
	🦇 5:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: We were discussing somebody's snare drum sound being like TV static during Michele's program...
	5:39pm David (in London): Talking of Fleetwood Mac, I recently watched a superb 1980 episode of World in Action (a short but incredibly hard-hitting investigative TV programme) called The Chart Busters, which was about the rigging of chart placements for records at the time. FM's 'Tusk' album was heavily rigged in the UK. It's a great watch when you have a spare half hour (the haircuts! the bribes!) www.youtube.com... (Apologies for the non-Hurstian link) WIA also had a superb theme tune,
	🦇 5:39pm Julie: ooooh interesting!
	5:41pm Daya: I have to run (have meeting to prep for, at 6), thanks Julie! Enjoy, everyone 😁
	5:41pm PMD: Cher?!
	🦇 5:41pm Handy Haversack: I will take bribes to get specific haircuts. I just want you all to know.
	🦇 5:42pm Julie: bye Daya good to see you!
	5:42pm Daya: Good to be seen! LOL ;)
	🦇 5:42pm Julie: 60s cher is highest quality cher
	5:43pm David (in London): Handy, I'm offering you this tin of sardines to get a 1990 Inspiral Carpets haircut...
	🦇 5:43pm Phillippe: I cut my own hair, so the bribe would be all profit
	5:44pm David (in London): Phillippe, watch out for your own Internal Affairs investigation. You're going to throw the book at yourself.
	🦇 5:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nick. Shivers.
	5:45pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Bye Daya, it's been a while you've been here, so see you soon.
	🦇 5:45pm Julie: I'm gonna need a lot of Nick this week. he'll probably turn up on Monday too
	5:46pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: 'Tusk' was chart-rigged? Thanks for the link David, sounds genuinely interesting.
	🦇 5:46pm Julie: I feel like Tusk was ahead of its time. When it came out people hoped for another rumours but it so was not
	5:48pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @5:46 Julie: for a latecomer like me it was the gateway record to the wonderful world of Fleetwood Mac. I had dismissed them completely earlier on, like "from white blues to AOR - boooring" - oh how wrong I was.
	5:49pm David (in London): Cha Cha, what's most hilarious from a modern perspective is the nature of some of the bribes themselves: a bottle of wine! a satin jacket! The Panama Papers it ain't.
	🦇 5:50pm Julie: I think these folks MIGHT be australian
	🦇 5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A class of Albums - ? - that were / have been assessed incorrectly due to such expectations / the wrong expectations.
	5:50pm TDK60: Hiya London David.
	🦇 5:54pm Handy Haversack: David, for a bottle of wine and a satin jacket, the whole pate is your palette!
	🦇 5:54pm listener james from westwood: Johnny!!
	5:55pm Scott67: G'day RevoR, sorry was feeding Gus🐾 a Show on Sheena's Jungle Room mate. If I get my shit together to put it on. 😎🤞🎶📻
	5:56pm Scott67: G'day David.😎🤙
	🦇 5:56pm listener james from westwood: Was surprised to learn, while editing a Cash biography last autumn, he was not known as the Man in Black until he literally called himself that on this record. Kinda like Sinatra wasn't always known as Ol' Blue Eyes until just around this same time.
	🦇 5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: WHO
	6:00pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Now there is a classic album "quadphenia"
	🦇 6:00pm Phillippe: @david I've been Employee of the Month for the last 312 months so I am not worried.
	6:01pm listener phillip (in the bronx): I love "the who" btw
	🦇 6:02pm Phillippe: Juli @5:46 Totally agree. I think it is my all-time favorite FM album
	🦇 6:02pm Julie: who?
	6:02pm listener phillip (in the bronx): My favorite off of quadrophnia is " the punk and the godfather"
	6:02pm David (in London): Phillippe, as the small print might say, 'The value of your shares may go down as well as up.' However, my advice service is available for an agreed sum. No fee too large.
	🦇 6:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Quadrophenia for example. @ the time everyone thot it glum & dense - & it was notably difficult to present Live it turned out. Now it's like - there ain't nothin' wrong with this stuff. @ all. Jimmy is more relatable to many than Tommy. & - they Rawk like Hell on it.
	🦇 6:03pm Phillippe: Let me check with Accounting, David.
	6:04pm David (in London): And they were vey on it to recognise and curate (their own) Mod history as quickly as they did.
	🦇 6:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Note right there - talking about a Punk in 1973...
	🦇 6:08pm Julie: how many times you think Paul Weller watched Quadrophenia?
	🦇 6:09pm Handy Haversack: The theme is numerals!
	🦇 6:10pm Julie: no, but that's a good one!
	🦇 6:10pm Julie: just playing an hour of bowie belatedly for his 75th
	🦇 6:10pm Phillippe: The theme is every time David Bowie changed his hair. Or took a bribe!
	🦇 6:11pm Julie: hahaha
	🦇 6:13pm Bas NL: Bowie hour! Nice!
	🦇 6:13pm Julie: elton also dyed his hair orange...it just fell out after...
	🦇 6:14pm Julie: that might have been a good way to put this together though...tribute to bowie's hairstyles
	🦇 6:15pm B R M: Last in the chat, first in your hearts. Hello all!
	🦇 6:16pm Julie: hiya BRM!
	🦇 6:17pm Phillippe: Hey Handy, I just saw your email from a couple days ago. I'm in, let me know what I need to do
	6:18pm listener phillip (in the bronx): David Bowie hour👁👁😱😱😱 are we going to hear ",scary monsters" and "moonage daydream"
	6:19pm David (in London): The 90s / 2000s Bowie albums are something of a mixed bag to be sure, but the highs are really good.
	🦇 6:19pm Julie: well, since no one is on after me, I'm willing to add requests onto the pile!
	🦇 6:19pm Phillippe: Heading out on a pizza run. Thanks Julie! Bye kids and kittens!
	🦇 6:19pm Julie: thanks for listening Phillippe! enjoy your pizza!
	6:19pm listener phillip (in the bronx): I love "ashes to ashes," it makes me cry hearing it😭
	🦇 6:19pm chris in the redwoods: see ya, Phillippe.
	🦇 6:19pm Julie: David Outside has grown on me!
	6:19pm David (in London): Toodles Phillippe.
	🦇 6:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The bisexual theme here skated clean past me of course...
	🦇 6:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...total conscious level anyhow...
	6:21pm listener phillip (in the bronx): When I heard he died? I think I cried the whole day😭
	🦇 6:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the kewl yARdbiRdS influenced sound took me by the scruff of course ...with a nice Townshend feedback toggle for punctuation...
	6:23pm David (in London): Lodger, the most underrated album I reckon. A bloody masterpiece. African Night Flight is a bonkers piece of genius.
	🦇 6:26pm Julie: I STILL MISS HIM
	🦇 6:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Didn't cry - rather grieved in a really unexpected way for a year & a half. For one thing - that this Body of Work now had defined edges. & we were therefore tasked with coming to terms with it as possible. & - that there would be no more - when he had so often been so relevant, indeed sounding like some potential Future of Rawk. & not least that he ended it with a creative Statement about his terminal state - & even made it a Happening in that the Art was his announcement. A Final Bowie-ism. DAMN.
	6:28pm David (in London): 'Fashionable sex: Cool Kilt vs Hot Pant' Now that's an article that needs revisiting.
	6:28pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Bowie's record catalog sold for 250 MILLION.😱😱😱
	6:28pm David (in London): If I come across any old editions of 'Curious', that's a must buy.
	🦇 6:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...so it started in Awe @ 10 years old or something - hearing 'Future Legend' seeping creepily but numinously from under my older brother's door - & it ended in Awe as well...
	🦇 6:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: The space station is sailing overhead this moment and I'm pretending it's David, falling to Earth.
	6:30pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I believe this song was the first one a teenage Robert Smith danced to with his life partner Mary. AWWWWW
	🦇 6:31pm Julie: awwww
	🦇 6:31pm Handy Haversack: Enjoying much. Just also trying to figure out how I'm going to screw up this new (eggplant, tofu, black pepper) recipe I'm trying.
	🦇 6:31pm Julie: oh boy!
	🦇 6:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...always say - one struggles to even compose a tune - but he was writing Short Stories realized in perfect Pop form. Why, I think sort of - Pete Townshend said Bowie was his Salvador Dali...
	6:33pm listener phillip (in the bronx): I hope when a man/woman lands on Mars they take something of david Bowie's with them to leave there.
	🦇 6:40pm Julie: anyone make it to the bowie popups?
	6:41pm Scott67: Gotta go now Julie, thanks for your air as always. Love & thoughts to you & your family. ✌🤓🌷❤❤❤❤🐦
	🦇 6:41pm Julie: thanks scott, take care!
	6:42pm David (in London): Yeah, likewise. An unpleasantly early start beckons, so I best turn in. Thanks Julie. Toodles groovers.
	🦇 6:42pm Julie: nite David, take care!
	🦇 6:43pm Julie: nothing chases away listeners like saying you'll go long. Got Moonage & African Night flight coming up
	🦇 6:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Flipside Scott67 & DiL
	6:44pm dreamyandseedy: i'm here and today is my birthday! let bowie roll!
	🦇 6:44pm Julie: happy birthday dreamy! Do you have a bowie request?
	🦇 6:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Joyeux ♑︎Capricornian Solar Return dreamy !
	6:46pm Sean From Dublin, Ireland: Hey Julie. I am really enjoying the show and the Bowie hour. Bowie's cover of Scott Walker's Nite flights is a rarely played gem, I'd love to hear it!
	6:47pm dreamyandseedy: i don't have very sophisticated bowie tastes! i'll admit that wes anderson film was my intro to him and i never got much further than ziggy stardust, so moonage daydream? or if you like a track from blackstar i am curious to hear it!
	6:47pm Marshland: The Wide Eyed Boy from Freecloud is a great song, but I prefer the stripped-down version, which was on the B-side of the Space Oddity single
	6:47pm Thomas: How about something from Bowie's "Tin Machine" phase... also must play something from the "Low" album - my personal favorite... maybe "Sound and Vision"...
	🦇 6:49pm Julie: nite flights, black tie white noise yeah?
	6:49pm Marshland: My fave song by him is probably Sweet Thing/Candidate/Sweet Thing reprise, amazing piece. Needs to be played loud...
	🦇 6:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love how this is still a bit like his early much less-known somewhat Freakbeat phase...
	6:50pm davefromtoronto: i hope some of you saw that huge touring bowie exhibition - it was amazing!
	6:52pm davefromtoronto: btw just tuned in - damn i missed a great show!
	🦇 6:52pm Julie: oooh Marsh I'll need to find that one for sure! I love sound and vision good choice!
	6:52pm Marshland: Silly Boy Blue from his early phase is great too
	6:53pm Sean From Dublin, Ireland: Yeah, Black Tie White Noise as produced by Nile Rodgers. It wasnt a classic album but it had some great tracks, like Jump they say.
	🦇 6:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: How 'Oddity' is a halfway stealth riffing on the Psychedelic Experience.
	🦇 6:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great Live version - props.
	6:56pm davefromtoronto: fun fact - i heard this song for the first time on acid.
	🦇 6:56pm B R M: If BLACKSTAR album, I would suggest DOLLAR DAYS or LAZARUS ... so good. I think a lot of people had a hard time with BLACKSTAR because they were grieving when it came out and in that context, it is a tough listen, but I dove into it and fell in love with it. Totally incredible record.
	🦇 6:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: daveft nice.
	6:57pm Feldy: They're all brilliant, and I play Hunky Dory beginning to end a lot. A lot-lot.
	6:57pm Feldy: I also really like The Supermen
	🦇 6:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I won't say Cygnet Committee cause too long & stuff.
	🦇 6:59pm Julie: some of the other requests were super long.. I'm happy to go to 7:30 but not later
	7:00pm Marshland: Blackstar is a tremendous album, incredibly sad it was his last, but what a final artistic statement.
	🦇 7:00pm Julie: it's great, though I didn't hear it till after I saw Lazarus
	7:02pm dreamyandseedy: thank you!!!
	🦇 7:02pm Julie: haha wish I could say it's for you, someone else asked for it, but I do have some blackstar too!
	🦇 7:03pm listener james from westwood: World really was not ready for the supernova that the Ziggy Stardust was at that time. Or any. Damn.
	7:03pm Marshland: Thanks for the bonus tracks Julie :)
	🦇 7:03pm Julie: you're very welcome! I'm happy for the distraction
	🦇 7:03pm chris in the redwoods: this has been so great. thanks, Julie!
	7:04pm doctorjazz: Been here for the last half hour or so, going into overtime? Thanks!
	🦇 7:05pm Rich in Wading River: I thought my clock was wrong...Hi Julie and everyone
	🦇 7:05pm Julie: yes indeed!
	🦇 7:05pm Julie: hiya Rich!
	🦇 7:06pm Julie: with these long requests looks like I've got about 30 more minutes
	🦇 7:07pm Julie: this is a scott walker song?
	7:07pm doctorjazz: Very cool, don't rush out on our account... 😉
	🦇 7:08pm Julie: Dr Jazz do you have a bowie request?
	7:08pm Marshland: Yes, Scott Walker, who was a big influence on Bowie of course
	🦇 7:11pm Julie: ahh man I love this song
	🦇 7:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rise & Fall of Ziggy Stardust has been critiqued a bit as not really a narrative or Rawk Opera, what have you ...the real 'Concept' of Concept Albums Ive reckoned is (...or was) just that - Albums are Albums - & the Medium is the Massage as they say. That everyone would be experiencing these things as a long player & a whole.... But - I like how Ziggy hangs together well enuff to imagine a narrative - with the title track filling in enuff thematic detail (as Lennon said of Pepper: It works because we said it does...) - but not so much heavy sort of 'Libretto' that it chokes it as just Rawk Music - & - or - that you can't fill it in as you please... & while doing this, it encaptured the zeitgeist & time poetically ...tempted to say mythopoetically - as well...
	🦇 7:13pm Julie: was he the first to do the rock music alter ego thing?
	7:13pm doctorjazz: Looked back at what was already posted... If go with Heroes (or Changes, the 1st I heard)
	🦇 7:13pm Julie: i mean Ray did some of that, but those were legit concept albums
	7:14pm Sean From Dublin, Ireland: Thanks Julie! I really enjoyed hearing that. Its after midnight here but I am glad I am still awake. Sleep is overrated !
	🦇 7:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I credit Robert Zimmerman with a lot of the Identity Artist thing. Also always been Show Biz...
	🦇 7:16pm Julie: glad you're enjoying it Sean!
	🦇 7:18pm Julie: he changed his name but did he become a whole different character?
	🦇 7:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& always easy to forget the bisexuality aspect of Bowie. As the whole history of LGBTQ culture has been for us cisgender folk. That he always felt in drag, if that's not too crudely expressing it... Dylan spun tales of his origins & identity from the start. & changed whole orientations routinely... Bob & TheBeatles ushering in the whole ethos that one has to change & progress to a large extent... Too easy to not consider the influence of Lennon on Bowie for instance - but it was major...
	🦇 7:22pm Handy Haversack: Wow, so late! Thanks, Julie! Great and good and necessary. Better worlds await. Later on, Dark Ones.
	🦇 7:23pm Julie: bye Handy thanks for stopping by!
	🦇 7:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Blessings Handy.
	🦇 7:24pm chris in the redwoods: see ya, Handy. Lazarus always slays me.
	🦇 7:25pm Julie: SO GOOD
	7:25pm Cronbat: Great set, Julie. We've got the volume up & the whole house is pounding!
	🦇 7:26pm Handy Haversack: Still listening! Pans on the stove! Waiting to see how badly I have screwed this up!
	🦇 7:26pm Julie: thanks Cronbat!
	7:26pm Marshland: Thanks Julie, a welcome treat
	🦇 7:26pm Julie: woohoo!
	🦇 7:27pm Julie: handy did you make a bowie request?
	🦇 7:27pm Julie: definitely not making a 7:30 curtain call
	7:27pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Thanks Julie!
	7:27pm dreamyandseedy: never heard this before! exciting
	7:29pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Julie!
	🦇 7:29pm Julie: you're very welcome!
	🦇 7:33pm Julie: okay mic break then one more then I'm out!
	🦇 7:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Alice Cooper @ 1st was the Alice Cooper Group - & he's always been regarded as a sort of parallel to Bowie in their common period...
	🦇 7:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Don Van was Captain Beefheart...
	🦇 7:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but they stuck to one character...
	🦇 7:34pm Handy Haversack: All I'd ask for is Ziggy Stardust, Julie.
	7:35pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for going over! This has been fantastic!
	🦇 7:36pm Handy Haversack: Wow! Instant request!
	🦇 7:36pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Julie!
	🦇 7:36pm Julie: didn't mean to pick the movie version but here it is anyway
	🦇 7:37pm Julie: glad you're enjoying it Rich!
	🦇 7:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& - there was Alvin Stardust :) - & Warhol's Factory scene - be a Superstar...
	🦇 7:39pm chris in the redwoods: wow. thanks again, Julie! :)
	🦇 7:39pm listener james from westwood: Exquisite. Thanks kindly, Julie!
	7:39pm dreamyandseedy: thanks julie!
	7:40pm Rich in Washington: Vibes to you and yours, Julie!
	🦇 7:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie. FMU has more than Programs - they are Places. ~
	🦇 7:40pm Bas NL: Best thoughts to your dad Julie. And thanks for the awesome hours!
	7:40pm WR: Thak you Julie.
	🦇 7:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie. Have a good week.
	7:41pm Cronbat: Thanks, Julie! Our good thoughts to your Dad.
	🦇 7:41pm Julie: thanks so much everyone!!
	🦇 7:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & hey yes - we love ya & sympathies for the situation with you Dad.
	🦇 7:43pm Julie: his head's in a whirl! just like in lazarus
	12:41am audiolog: Some error in archive file of the show. Downloaded only first 14 minutes of it. Please, correct it.
	2:27am audiolog: "Nite Flights" (from "Black Tie White Noise") is Scott Walker's cover. In fact, Bowie has said in interviews that Scott Walker was one of most important and influential musicians for him.

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from January 18, 2022

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

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Suzi Quatro	Remote Control "Remote Control" by "Suzi Quatro"	Main Attraction	Polydor	1982			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Phil Collins	I Don't Care Anymore	Hello, I Must Be Going!	Virgin	1982			0:03:32 (Pop-up)
Ready, Steady, Die!	Say Hello, Wave Goodbye	Accidents	Human	2021			0:08:45 (Pop-up)
Ultravox	Vienna "Vienna" by "Ultravox"	Vienna	Chrysalis	1980			0:14:00 (Pop-up)
Ozean	Fall "Fall" by "Ozean"	Ozean	Ozean	1993			0:18:45 (Pop-up)
Lilies On Mars	Insane "Insane" by "Lilies On Mars"	Lilies On Mars	Lilies On Mars	2008			0:22:45 (Pop-up)
Emilie Simon	Opium (Tom Van Den Heuvel mix)	Végétal (Bonus disc)	Barclay	2006			0:26:08 (Pop-up)
Fawns of Love	Stylistic Tears "Stylistic Tears" by "Fawns of Love"	Innocence of Protection	Sunday Records	2021			0:28:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Frankie Goes to Hollywood	Relax (come fighting, voiceless)						0:33:14 (Pop-up)
Eliza Rickman	Be My Baby "Be My Baby" by "Eliza Rickman"	Be My Baby	Eliza Rickman	2021			0:38:57 (Pop-up)
Cranes	Starblood "Starblood" by "Cranes"	Wings of Joy	Dedicated	1991			0:41:50 (Pop-up)
Love is Colder Than Death	Down and Out	Mental Traveller	Metropolis	1992			0:45:23 (Pop-up)
Inkubus Sukkubus	Emergence "Emergence" by "Inkubus Sukkubus"	Viva La Muerte	Resurrection Records	2008			0:48:28 (Pop-up)
I Speak Machine	Paint It Black "Paint It Black" by "I Speak Machine"	Black Rabbits	I Speak Machine	2020			0:54:06 (Pop-up)
My Bloody Valentine	Loomer "Loomer" by "My Bloody Valentine"	Loveless	Creation	1991			0:57:56 (Pop-up)
Broadcast	You Can Fall "You Can Fall" by "Broadcast"	The Noise Made By People	Warp Records	2000			1:00:30 (Pop-up)
The Ronettes	I Wish I Never Saw The Sunshine	The Best of the Ronettes	ABKO	1974	single from 1974		1:05:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Monkees	She's So Far Out, She's In (instrumental)						1:08:37 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Matilda Mother (alternative version)	Piper at the Gates of Dawn 3-cd set	EMI	2007			1:15:35 (Pop-up)
Renaissance	Cold is Being "Cold is Being" by "Renaissance"	Turn Of The Cards	Sire	1974			1:18:37 (Pop-up)
Heron Oblivion	Beneath Fields "Beneath Fields" by "Heron Oblivion"	Heron Oblivion	Sub Pop	2016			1:21:37 (Pop-up)
Genesis	Am I Very Wrong? "Am I Very Wrong?" by "Genesis"	From Genesis to Revelation	Decca	1969			1:29:03 (Pop-up)
Simon & Garfunkel	You Don't Know Where Your Interest Lies	You Don't Know Where Your Interest Lies	Columbia	1967	single from 1967		1:32:26 (Pop-up)
Queen	'39 "'39" by "Queen"	A Night At The Opera	Elektra	1975			1:34:56 (Pop-up)
Chris Carpenter	This World (Is Closing In On Me)	This World (Is Closing In On Me)	Ocean-Side	1966			1:38:14 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Guinevere "Guinevere" by "Donovan"	Breezes Of Patchouli - His Studio Recordings: 1966-1969	EMI	2013	from Sunshine Superman		1:40:43 (Pop-up)
The Soft Boys	Human Music "Human Music" by "The Soft Boys"	A Can of Bees	Two Crabs Universal	1979			1:44:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Zephyr Quartet	Golden Brown (instrumental)						1:48:55 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	Rhiannon (live) "Rhiannon (live)" by "Fleetwood Mac"	Fleetwood Mac (Deluxe)	Reprise Records	1975	Live from the Warner Bros, soundstage		1:57:29 (Pop-up)
FKA Twigs	Minds of Men "Minds of Men" by "FKA Twigs"	Caprisongs	Young	2022		*	2:03:59 (Pop-up)
Tori Amos	Precious Things "Precious Things" by "Tori Amos"	Little Earthquakes	Atlantic	1991			2:07:33 (Pop-up)
2.5 D	I Don't Want To Feel "I Don't Want To Feel" by "2.5 D"	Surprise!	No label		from the mid 90s		2:11:54 (Pop-up)
Lightfoils	The Time Is Up "The Time Is Up" by "Lightfoils"	Chambers	Lightfoils	2018			2:15:07 (Pop-up)
All About Eve	Infrared "Infrared" by "All About Eve"	Ultraviolet	MCA Records	1992			2:19:51 (Pop-up)
Mazzy Star	Wasted "Wasted" by "Mazzy Star"	So Tonight That I Might See	Capitol Records	1993			2:24:49 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Karaoke	Fade Into You (instrumental)						2:29:31 (Pop-up)
Elton John	Where To Now St. Peter? (live)	A Single Man in Moscow	No Label	1979	May 28, 1979		2:36:06 (Pop-up)
Cher	Mama (When My Dollies Have Babies)	With Love, Cher	Imperial	1967			2:39:55 (Pop-up)
Nick Drake	Fly "Fly" by "Nick Drake"	Bryter Layter	Island Records	1971			2:43:23 (Pop-up)
Extradition	A Love Song "A Love Song" by "Extradition"	Hush	Sweet Peach	1971			2:46:16 (Pop-up)
Olivia Newton-John	If You Could Read My Mind	Olivia Newton-John	Pye	1971			2:50:47 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	Man In Black "Man In Black" by "Johnny Cash"	Man In Black	CBS	1971			2:54:23 (Pop-up)
The Who	Love Reign O'er Me "Love Reign O'er Me" by "The Who"	Quadrophenia	MCA Records	1973			2:57:14 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jherek Bischoff	Life on Mars? (instrumental)						3:03:12 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	1984 "1984" by "David Bowie"	Diamond Dogs	RCA	1974			3:06:52 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Ashes To Ashes "Ashes To Ashes" by "David Bowie"	Scary Monsters	RCA	1980			3:10:04 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	No Control "No Control" by "David Bowie"	1. Outside (The Nathan Adler Diaries: A Hyper Cycle)	Virgin	1995			3:14:31 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	John I'm Only Dancing	ChangesOneBowie	RCA	1976			3:19:06 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Look Back In Anger "Look Back In Anger" by "David Bowie"	Lodger	RCA Victor	1979			3:21:44 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	The Man Who Sold The World	The Man Who Sold The World	Mercury	1970			3:24:48 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Life On Mars? "Life On Mars?" by "David Bowie"	Hunky Dory	RCA	1971			3:28:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Guitar Tribute Players	Space Oddity (instrumental)						3:32:55 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Wild Is The Wind "Wild Is The Wind" by "David Bowie"	Station To Station	RCA	1976			3:39:17 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Wild Eyed Boy From Freecloud	David Bowie (Space Oddity)	Philips	1969			3:45:13 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Space Oddity (Live) "Space Oddity (Live)" by "David Bowie"	Ziggy Stardust - The Motion Picture	RCA	1983	from 1973		3:50:01 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	African Night Flight "African Night Flight" by "David Bowie"	Lodger	RCA Victor	1979			3:55:07 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	All The Young Dudes (live at BBC Radio Theatre)	Brilliant Adventure 1992-2001 (Box Set)	Parlophone	2021	from 2000		3:58:02 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Moonage Daydream "Moonage Daydream" by "David Bowie"	The Rise And Fall of Ziggy Stardust & The Spiders From Mars	RCA	1972			4:01:33 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Nite Flights "Nite Flights" by "David Bowie"	Black Tie White Noise	Savage Records	1993			4:06:22 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Sound and Vision "Sound and Vision" by "David Bowie"	Low	RCA Victor	1977			4:10:41 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Sweet Thing/Candidate/Sweet Thing (Reprise)	David Live	RCA Victor	1974			4:13:48 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Lazarus "Lazarus" by "David Bowie"	Blackstar	Columbia	2016			4:22:13 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Heroes "Heroes" by "David Bowie"	Heroes	RCA Victor	1977			4:28:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Music Box Mania	Heroes "Heroes" by "Music Box Mania"						4:34:32 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Ziggy Stardust "Ziggy Stardust" by "David Bowie"	Ziggy Stardust - The Motion Picture	RCA	1983			4:36:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Syd Barrett	Gigolo Aunt (loop) "Gigolo Aunt (loop)" by "Syd Barrett"						4:38:45 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Love You Till Tuesday (Stereo)	David Bowie	Deram	1967			4:40:57 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🦇 2:58pm listener james from westwood: Hey hey, Julie and all!!
	2:59pm Rich in Washington: Hello!
	🦇 3:00pm Handy Haversack: Welcome back, Julie! The night was a little darker without you last week! And hello, Dark Ones!
	🦇 3:00pm Julie: hiya James, Rich & Handy!
	3:01pm TDK60: Julie, what's New? Now? Happenin'?
	🦇 3:01pm Yvang: Hi Julie of the Night and y'all the Darks Souls!
	🦇 3:01pm Julie: hi TDK, hey Yvang!
	3:01pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Afternoon Julie.🦜🦜🦜🦜
	🦇 3:02pm Phillippe: Howdy! Hey Handy!
	3:03pm Stanley: Julie, dark, mysterious ones. Greetings.
	🦇 3:03pm chris in the redwoods: warm greetings, Julie and fellow souls.
	🦇 3:03pm Julie: hiya Phillip and Phillippe!
	🦇 3:03pm Julie: hey Stanley!
	3:03pm dreamyandseedy: greetings!
	🦇 3:03pm Julie: hiya chris, hey dreamy!
	🦇 3:03pm Bas NL: Hi Julie & Dark Nighties!
	3:04pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Two Phillips? One chat board. Wow👁👁😱
	🦇 3:04pm listener james from westwood: Ahhh, good couple of weeks for Phil Collins appearances on FMU.
	🦇 3:04pm listener james from westwood: Also thought this one was a few years later into the 80s.
	3:04pm Stanley: Phil Collins? I Must Be Going!
	3:05pm dreamyandseedy: i am glad you chose suzi quatro as your first song artist! i'm excited to hear more from her, she's one i always meant to check out but never did
	🦇 3:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: Greetings, Julie and PC people!
	🦇 3:05pm chris in the redwoods: where's my pastel colored linen jacket with the shoulder pads? where're my Luckys?
	3:05pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Phil Collins brought me here A.K.A. good evening.
	🦇 3:05pm Julie: hey Ken! hiya Cha Cha!
	🦇 3:06pm Yvang: Phil Collins takes me back.
	🦇 3:06pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Phillippe!
	3:07pm listener phillip (in the bronx): That's me! So dont care to hear covid anymore. Now that I got it from who?
	3:08pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Have I finally gone past the threshold of senility when I think Phil Collins is - in a completely unironic way - GOOD music?
	🦇 3:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: 1981 was so last year. 1982 is how to do it now.
	🦇 3:08pm Phillippe: whassup, Stanley? Other than you?
	3:08pm Sylvia: Hello Julie and all!
	3:09pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Wow! 1981 ...40 years 😱
	🦇 3:09pm Julie: hey Sylvia!
	🦇 3:09pm Phillippe: Clicky-starred this one less than 10 bars in
	3:10pm Rich in Washington: While I wasn't a huge fan of Phil Collins' mid-80s solo stuff, I have never understood the hatred directed towards him. It's not like he was Eric Clapton or anything.
	3:10pm listener phillip (in the bronx): 1981 I was just 13 yrs old
	🦇 3:10pm Julie: haha right, Rich? he's got some decent stuff. Some was super overplayed though.
	3:11pm Rich in Washington: '81/'82 - I had discovered late night radio on my local community radio station and my musical world just exploded.
	3:13pm listener phillip (in the bronx): @Rich in Washington for me it wasnt until 1985 I discovered WFMU. and WNYU 89.1
	3:13pm TDK60: !981 was far cooler than '82. Folks "in the know," know this. (hoo)
	3:13pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, somewhere there's a great article written - either BY Robert Fripp or perhaps by someone else and reposted by him when he was doing his online diary - that listed all the seminal musical projects Collins contributed to outside of Genesis and his solo work.
	🦇 3:14pm Handy Haversack: I wonder if Phil knows he's finally having his WFMU moment.
	3:14pm Feldy: Hello all! Hi Julie!
	🦇 3:14pm listener james from westwood: Ooh, Ultravox! Synthpop classic!
	3:14pm Rick from SC: Hi Julie et al... Love this Ultravox song.
	3:14pm TDK60: Not much into Collins but he has his craft. Was in on some of the production and percussion ideas for early Adam Ant.
	🦇 3:14pm Bas NL: Vienna! :D :D :D
	3:15pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Who remembers "alan watts" on wfmu at 6pm. Anyone remember
	3:15pm Rich in Washington: I think around '82 also my brother and I learned of a particular Tower Records which not only had an amazing import indie section but also more magazines and zines than our nearer Tower, so we'd make these semi-regular pilgrimages to that one.
	3:15pm Mr. Nobody: Hey All!
	🦇 3:16pm Julie: hiya Bas! Alan Watts moved around, he was on late nights too at some point. In fact I took over his slot 3am mondays in 2010 Hey Mr Nobody!
	3:17pm listener phillip (in the bronx): @Julie I loved listening to Alan Watts. And "midnite matinee" with John schnall
	3:20pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Note to self: come next Bandcap Friday, get some Ozean (well there is only that one tape?)
	3:20pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Anyone? How about the "subgenius hour of slack,"
	🦇 3:22pm Julie: oh yes I remember the hour of slack as well. Cha Cha I think they've done away with BC Friday haven't they?
	🦇 3:22pm listener james from westwood: @phillip The Hour of Slack might have been the first time I heard FMU, while home on break from college during the GHW Bush era. My first actual WFMU-native programming was the following summer, when I was dial-flipping and caught "Got a Lot of Living to Do" performed by Sammy David Jr. shortly after he died. The DJ came on mike afterward and said, "That was Sammy Davis Jr.—GET IT?!" I later learned that was Bronwyn C, then in her big death phase.
	🦇 3:23pm Handy Haversack: They skipped January last year without saying anything but then started it back up in Feb. So they haven't said anything yet ... here's hoping they follow the same pattern!
	3:24pm Feldy: @listener phillip (in the bronx) that's what started me on the WFMU addiction. I think they played Alan Watts on Saturday mornings in 2003
	🦇 3:24pm Julie: someone sent me to a page saying it "was over" but that might be a regular thing that's always up
	3:24pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @3:22 Julie: oh, had no idea.
	3:25pm listener phillip (in the bronx): @listener james from westwood sure I remember bronwyn C and her show "the truck stop tea party" I use to listen to itm
	3:26pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Shame uppsala college went bust. But at least KEN saved the station
	🦇 3:27pm Julie: Phillip you okay where you are? I see something exploded in the bronx
	🦇 3:28pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, Julie, that's what isitbandcampfriday.com looks like after every BCF. SO ... no idea.
	3:28pm listener phillip (in the bronx): @Julie everything sounds ok. I'm in the little italy section near st barnabus
	3:28pm Stanley: Ken shaved the station.
	🦇 3:29pm Julie: I doubt he did it singlehandedly, but yes!
	🦇 3:29pm Julie: it needs frequent shavings for sure
	🦇 3:30pm listener james from westwood: Oof, the Bronx does not need another fire tragedy.
	3:31pm Thomas: Chiming in here since we are getting nostalgic - and I started listening to FMU in 1986 - so of course I spent many hours listening to Alan Watts, Hour of Slack, Midnight Matinee, Truck Stop Tea Party - etc...
	🦇 3:32pm listener james from westwood: Pic from the scene. Yikes: twitter.com...
	🦇 3:32pm Julie: hiya Thomas! What about Wildgirl? I think she was before my time, I started listening around 88-89
	3:37pm Feldy: Yeah Hour of Slack for sure, and Joe Frank was also a great show
	🦇 3:38pm Aitch: good morning dark souls
	3:39pm Feldy: I flipped my cookie over the 365 Days project, year one and two, and didn't know until last year that it was Otis Fodder at the wheel of that project
	🦇 3:39pm Julie: heya Feldy! Yes Joe Frank! Hiya Aitch!
	🦇 3:45pm Handy Haversack: K8 just got home from the Bronx. No disruptions on the trains back from Mott Hall. Though I guess someone was hit by a train at GCT.
	3:45pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Raise you hand🖐 if you miss @IRWIN on Wednesday aftenoons.
	3:46pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: 🖐
	🦇 3:46pm chris in the redwoods: <raises hand>
	🦇 3:46pm Julie: he was quite the fixture on wednesdays
	3:46pm listener phillip (in the bronx): joe frank was great. I use to listen to him on irwins show.
	3:47pm listener phillip (in the bronx): I miss irwin. 😭
	3:48pm WR: Hello Julie and Dark Night streamers. Have been listening all day while busy working.
	🦇 3:48pm Julie: hiya WR!
	3:49pm listener phillip (in the bronx): The perfect storm on wednesdays KEN then Irwin then SSD. and mister "funk" at nine it was perfect
	3:49pm Rich in Washington: @Feldy: I too was a huge fan of 365 Days Project and always dreamed of contributing if it were ever to start up again. Funny enough, I reached out to Otis to ask about it and that's when I learned about the about-to-be created Sheena stream.
	3:50pm Rich in Washington: I also loved it when Irwin played Tom Wilson's Music Factory shows.
	🦇 3:51pm Julie: Incorrect Music!
	🦇 3:51pm Julie: he also did a "Gender Bias" thing
	🦇 3:54pm Handy Haversack: I do love Scott's show, though, now on Wednesdays.
	3:56pm Daya: Hi everybody! (Dang! I missed Ultravox 😭😆)
	3:57pm Nick S.: Hey! I played with Tara on one of her records. So cool to hear her.
	🦇 3:59pm chris in the redwoods: Scott's show is indeed well placed for the new schedule. hey, Daya! :)
	🦇 3:59pm Julie: heya Daya! Hey Nick, I Love her...only just found this covers collection
	4:00pm Feldy: @Rich so you must have a stack of 365-Days-worthy material?
	4:00pm Nick S.: Look under Tara Busch. The record I played on is on Spotify. Pilfeshire Lane
	🦇 4:00pm Handy Haversack: Daya! Long time!
	4:03pm βrian: Meeting over! Good afternoon.
	4:04pm Thomas: Yes - I think Wildgirl was the gearhead - i.e. into cars - am I remembering that correctly?
	🦇 4:04pm Bas NL: Delightful tunes this set Julie! All new to me!
	🦇 4:04pm Julie: hiya Brian!
	4:05pm dreamyandseedy: such a cute pic of Ronnie!
	🦇 4:06pm Handy Haversack: That pic is from Ronnie II, just before the big sing-off at the Apollo (Creed).
	4:06pm Daya: Hi Handy! Yes, been quite a bit, hope you and yours are well! 😃
	🦇 4:06pm Julie: Nick I'll check it out! I just bought her Zombies 1985 record
	4:06pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: God, this reminds me of a certain breakup. Nonetheless love this song.
	🦇 4:07pm Julie: that's actually in riverside park
	🦇 4:08pm Julie: sorry Cha Cha
	4:08pm dreamyandseedy: i just assumed she was in a foreign land
	4:15pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Oh I'd have to say. Phil specter did not create "shoegaze"
	🦇 4:15pm Handy Haversack: Ugh, gotta go to the shops, but I'm so wiped out. And it looks cold out there!
	🦇 4:16pm Aitch: loving Syd in Sydney
	🦇 4:17pm Julie: Handy it's warmer than it's been!
	🦇 4:18pm Julie: why do you always save shopping for my show anyhow? :P
	🦇 4:18pm Julie: is that photo from Sydney, Aitch?
	🦇 4:19pm Aitch: Which one Julie?
	4:19pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Steve Southerland coined the term "shoegaze"
	🦇 4:20pm Handy Haversack: I'm the kind of dog you have to feed every day, Julie! Honestly, work's been totally overloaded since coming back from the holiday break. No time to get out during the day.
	4:21pm Mr. Nobody: bahhhh Mrs. Nobody made me miss my PF
	🦇 4:22pm listener james from westwood: Heron Oblivion! Fine follow-up to that Renaissance.
	🦇 4:22pm Julie: you said Syd in Sydney I thought it was a reference to the photo
	🦇 4:22pm Bas NL: This is such a great song!
	🦇 4:23pm Aitch: me that's in Sydney
	4:23pm PMD: Here live for once! yay!
	🦇 4:24pm Julie: ah of course! Hiya PMD!
	🦇 4:25pm Julie: we need some more heron oblivion
	🦇 4:26pm Bas NL: nod, nod, nod!
	🦇 4:28pm Aitch: birds or smack?
	🦇 4:28pm chris in the redwoods: absolutely, Julie!
	🦇 4:29pm Julie: heroin oblivion would be another thing entirely
	🦇 4:29pm listener james from westwood: One of the few things to make that horrific fucking year tolerable was that HO album.
	🦇 4:30pm listener james from westwood: Also my first trip to Portland, OR, that spring. Like visiting Lothlórien.
	4:30pm TDK60: That's Meg Baird in H.O. right? Also solo stuff.
	🦇 4:32pm Julie: oh I haven't heard the solo stuff! just Espers
	4:34pm TDK60: Julie: she has a duo with her sister: The Baird Sisters.
	🦇 4:34pm Julie: ahhh travel I miss it
	🦇 4:34pm Bas NL: Meg Baird has an album called Don't Weigh Down The Light. Very nice.
	🦇 4:36pm listener james from westwood: @Julie Was set to go to San Antonio for a conference this spring, but I'm all but decided against. Similarly missed out on Salt Lake City and Atlanta. Never been to any of them.
	🦇 4:36pm Aitch: Death on Two Legs my fave off this one, so catty.
	🦇 4:37pm Julie: yes that's a good one!
	4:37pm Daya: When I move to Portland OR (hopefully soon), you’re welcome to come visit Julie ☺️
	🦇 4:38pm Julie: ha! I was just thinking about Portland because I'm watching Leverage and they did (at least) a season there. I know several folks who moved there.
	🦇 4:38pm Julie: I'm on of those people afraid to get on a plane right now. Most people I know don't have that issue, I got friends going all over the world.
	4:42pm Feldy: Damn this is good Donovan
	4:42pm Daya: Same. No planes for me til it’s “over”, if ever. When things calm down, definitely
	4:42pm Scott67: G'day Julie & Day Nights! 😎🤙🎶📻☀️🌏
	🦇 4:42pm Julie: hiya Scott!
	4:42pm Daya: I still find it so funny that Donovan opened up for Yes in the 70s! 😆
	🦇 4:43pm Julie: was it just him and a guitar?
	🦇 4:44pm Aitch: flute in there and lots of delay
	🦇 4:44pm Phillippe: Hey Scott! Sorry to say I could not find your show this weekend/ Remind me, when is it on?
	4:45pm Thomas: I saw Donovan open for Yes at Roosevelt Stadium - he had a band with him...
	🦇 4:45pm Julie: that must've been quite the show.
	4:46pm TDK60: Sunshine Superman one of the very first psychedelic albums, and a great one.
	4:46pm Rich in Washington: I adore this album.
	🦇 4:47pm Julie: my ex had this CD and I always assumed it was a b-side compilation
	🦇 4:48pm Julie: Robyn you are so weird
	4:48pm Daya: Yep, just him, a guitar, amd a Persian rug! 😆
	4:48pm Thomas: Unfortunately Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City was not a good concert venue... also Patrick Moraz (Yes keyboardist that the time) was not a great live performer...
	4:49pm Daya: Or at least when I saw him ;)
	4:54pm Scott67: G'day Phillippe, I am sorry to say, it isn't up yet mate. I have a bit to achieve, with computer software to broadcast from here. I will appear on the Sheena's Jungle Room Schedule when I achieve a test broadcast..... soooooon!?!? 🤓🤞
	🦇 4:56pm chris in the redwoods: whoa, right on, Scott! looking forward to tuning in. :)
	🦇 4:56pm Phillippe: Ah, okay. I was feeling like a bad mate cuz I could not find it. Hoping to hear it soon!
	4:56pm Scott67: Julie 🌷❤
	4:56pm Feldy: ((((((Virtual hug)))))))
	🦇 4:56pm listener james from westwood: Best wishes to him for a full recovery from the bug!
	🦇 4:57pm chris in the redwoods: sending positive vibes to your pops, Julie. not fun, the vid. wish i didn't know first-hand.
	4:57pm Rich in Washington: Vibes, Julie!
	🦇 4:57pm Phillippe: Hopeful thoughts for you dad, Julie
	🦇 4:58pm Julie: thanks, everyone.
	4:58pm Mr. Nobody: Thinking of your dad. Hoping for a speedy recovery!
	4:58pm Daya: HUGS
	🦇 4:59pm Julie: speedy worries me, I feel like a lot of people think they're almost over it, get back to life and then end up in worse shape. slow steady recovery at home would be good.
	4:59pm TDK60: Hope they recover well.
	5:00pm Scott67: Cheers Chris & Phillippe. The music is good, but Mick & I are just a couple of raving sweary bastards on the mics. Not sure how we will be recieved, or for how long? 😎🤘
	🦇 5:00pm Julie: Scott is there a theme or is it basically freeform?
	🦇 5:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sunshine Superman was actually delayed too iirc. It could've been perceived as even more groundbreaking. Donovan ftw. Oh - all the best to your Dad.
	🦇 5:02pm Phillippe: Sounds like it will be much like dinner at my house when all three sons are home, Scott. "Fuck" is used as a noun, verb, and adjective, occasionally all in the same sentence
	🦇 5:03pm Julie: heya rev!
	🦇 5:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mainstream 70s is my Tolerance Kryptonite. But Live helps. & the particular form of Stevie's waist. Oh I have ☿Mercury in ♏︎Scorpio - been an inveterate pottymouth since 4th Grade. Only somewhat housetrained...
	5:05pm TDK60: Hi Revrab: The odd thing was, it wasn't delayed in the US but was in the UK where he lived.
	🦇 5:05pm Handy Haversack: K8 filled me in -- very sorry to hear about your dad, Julie.
	5:06pm Scott67: Julie, "random" would be a more accurate description. Our 1st 3 hour Show is all Aussie, just to say g'day. But we have recorded 2 more since that go anywhere musically. I describe it as 2 blokes in a Bar listening to music and talking shit. We record in the Bar at TRASH CULT.
	🦇 5:07pm Julie: thanks Handy. He's had amazing luck all his life healthwise till the last few years, and now THIS too.
	🦇 5:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah very occasionally the USA does better for releases. All the PrePepper67 Beatles albums we grew up with on Vinyl tho' were somewhat grotesque & condesnding repackaging...
	🦇 5:08pm Julie: sounds fun Scott, good luck with it!
	🦇 5:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Scott67 - you got a podcast ??
	🦇 5:09pm Julie: 70s Stevie is my favorite Stevie. as much as I love her solo stuff, the FM stuff with her is just magic to me
	🦇 5:09pm Julie: Rev Olivia Newton-John's albums were that way too in the 70s...half the songs cut, new cover new name... when I went to London in the 80s and found the originals it was the best thing ever to find all those "new" songs
	5:10pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Wishing the best of health for your father, Julie!
	🦇 5:10pm Julie: the Kinks too had some weird US releases
	🦇 5:10pm Julie: thank you Cha Cha!
	5:10pm Tome: 💡hey Julie,, lovin' it !<>!
	🦇 5:11pm Julie: thanks Tome!
	🦇 5:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I can't disparage any StevieEra Mac - ferinstance - with my head - the quality is objectively apparent. It's subjective contextual stuff of being a certain antisocial way in the 70s that makes it hard not to feel mainstream stuff was the Enemy & the Oppressor...
	🦇 5:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...not that you should care...
	5:13pm Tome: Love the '75 Stevie too ,, and after that ,, but Christine's songs always move me too and make me feel good !<>!
	5:13pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: All that repackaging madness had bizarre consequences like the Beatles' butcher cover of Yesterday and Today.
	🦇 5:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - & yet the Stones' US albums are considered useful. Stereo was a bigger market in the USA sooner too...
	5:15pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Yes it is hard to dismiss all the US repackage releases especially considering how for instance The Rolling Stones' '12x5' was very important for the likes of Richard Hell, Patti Smith etc.
	🦇 5:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it took the Stones longer to think in terms of 'Albums' - which TheBeatles had the perception to do pretty quickly...
	🦇 5:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Neat-o Martin Sharp style cover art ! Slammin' track too.
	5:18pm Tome: don't think I've honestly ever played a Stones album on my own ,, in it's entirety ) hmm maybe Exile on Main st.
	5:18pm Feldy: I am really thoroughly enjoying this show. Thank you for this, Julie
	🦇 5:19pm Julie: thank you for listening, Feldy!
	🦇 5:19pm Julie: i love the art, that's why I bought it
	🦇 5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loves Exile. That is an 'Album'. Yeah - @ a Party? Stones before Beatles...
	5:21pm Tome: for sure !<>!
	🦇 5:27pm Handy Haversack: Sigh. Hope.
	5:28pm David (in London): Hello Julie and all darkened groovers here gathered.
	🦇 5:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Seriously. Mazzy Freaking Star.
	🦇 5:28pm Julie: hey there David!
	🦇 5:30pm chris in the redwoods: hey, David. also, what RevRab said. :)
	5:32pm David (in London): I've missed some good stuff being late in, but v glad to be here now. Chris, Handy, Phillippe, Rev D, TDK, Scotty, Cha Cha, Feldy, Aitch et al.
	🦇 5:32pm chris in the redwoods: love your Kinky Girls CD, Julie!
	🦇 5:33pm Handy Haversack: Wotcha, David.
	🦇 5:34pm Phillippe: Hey DiL!
	🦇 5:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...MTV period...
	🦇 5:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'oh that was so&so's MTV period'...
	🦇 5:36pm Julie: things just became kind of musically cluttered. not sure how else to describe it.
	🦇 5:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: We were discussing somebody's snare drum sound being like TV static during Michele's program...
	5:39pm David (in London): Talking of Fleetwood Mac, I recently watched a superb 1980 episode of World in Action (a short but incredibly hard-hitting investigative TV programme) called The Chart Busters, which was about the rigging of chart placements for records at the time. FM's 'Tusk' album was heavily rigged in the UK. It's a great watch when you have a spare half hour (the haircuts! the bribes!) www.youtube.com... (Apologies for the non-Hurstian link) WIA also had a superb theme tune,
	🦇 5:39pm Julie: ooooh interesting!
	5:41pm Daya: I have to run (have meeting to prep for, at 6), thanks Julie! Enjoy, everyone 😁
	5:41pm PMD: Cher?!
	🦇 5:41pm Handy Haversack: I will take bribes to get specific haircuts. I just want you all to know.
	🦇 5:42pm Julie: bye Daya good to see you!
	5:42pm Daya: Good to be seen! LOL ;)
	🦇 5:42pm Julie: 60s cher is highest quality cher
	5:43pm David (in London): Handy, I'm offering you this tin of sardines to get a 1990 Inspiral Carpets haircut...
	🦇 5:43pm Phillippe: I cut my own hair, so the bribe would be all profit
	5:44pm David (in London): Phillippe, watch out for your own Internal Affairs investigation. You're going to throw the book at yourself.
	🦇 5:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nick. Shivers.
	5:45pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Bye Daya, it's been a while you've been here, so see you soon.
	🦇 5:45pm Julie: I'm gonna need a lot of Nick this week. he'll probably turn up on Monday too
	5:46pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: 'Tusk' was chart-rigged? Thanks for the link David, sounds genuinely interesting.
	🦇 5:46pm Julie: I feel like Tusk was ahead of its time. When it came out people hoped for another rumours but it so was not
	5:48pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: @5:46 Julie: for a latecomer like me it was the gateway record to the wonderful world of Fleetwood Mac. I had dismissed them completely earlier on, like "from white blues to AOR - boooring" - oh how wrong I was.
	5:49pm David (in London): Cha Cha, what's most hilarious from a modern perspective is the nature of some of the bribes themselves: a bottle of wine! a satin jacket! The Panama Papers it ain't.
	🦇 5:50pm Julie: I think these folks MIGHT be australian
	🦇 5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A class of Albums - ? - that were / have been assessed incorrectly due to such expectations / the wrong expectations.
	5:50pm TDK60: Hiya London David.
	🦇 5:54pm Handy Haversack: David, for a bottle of wine and a satin jacket, the whole pate is your palette!
	🦇 5:54pm listener james from westwood: Johnny!!
	5:55pm Scott67: G'day RevoR, sorry was feeding Gus🐾 a Show on Sheena's Jungle Room mate. If I get my shit together to put it on. 😎🤞🎶📻
	5:56pm Scott67: G'day David.😎🤙
	🦇 5:56pm listener james from westwood: Was surprised to learn, while editing a Cash biography last autumn, he was not known as the Man in Black until he literally called himself that on this record. Kinda like Sinatra wasn't always known as Ol' Blue Eyes until just around this same time.
	🦇 5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: WHO
	6:00pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Now there is a classic album "quadphenia"
	🦇 6:00pm Phillippe: @david I've been Employee of the Month for the last 312 months so I am not worried.
	6:01pm listener phillip (in the bronx): I love "the who" btw
	🦇 6:02pm Phillippe: Juli @5:46 Totally agree. I think it is my all-time favorite FM album
	🦇 6:02pm Julie: who?
	6:02pm listener phillip (in the bronx): My favorite off of quadrophnia is " the punk and the godfather"
	6:02pm David (in London): Phillippe, as the small print might say, 'The value of your shares may go down as well as up.' However, my advice service is available for an agreed sum. No fee too large.
	🦇 6:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Quadrophenia for example. @ the time everyone thot it glum & dense - & it was notably difficult to present Live it turned out. Now it's like - there ain't nothin' wrong with this stuff. @ all. Jimmy is more relatable to many than Tommy. & - they Rawk like Hell on it.
	🦇 6:03pm Phillippe: Let me check with Accounting, David.
	6:04pm David (in London): And they were vey on it to recognise and curate (their own) Mod history as quickly as they did.
	🦇 6:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Note right there - talking about a Punk in 1973...
	🦇 6:08pm Julie: how many times you think Paul Weller watched Quadrophenia?
	🦇 6:09pm Handy Haversack: The theme is numerals!
	🦇 6:10pm Julie: no, but that's a good one!
	🦇 6:10pm Julie: just playing an hour of bowie belatedly for his 75th
	🦇 6:10pm Phillippe: The theme is every time David Bowie changed his hair. Or took a bribe!
	🦇 6:11pm Julie: hahaha
	🦇 6:13pm Bas NL: Bowie hour! Nice!
	🦇 6:13pm Julie: elton also dyed his hair orange...it just fell out after...
	🦇 6:14pm Julie: that might have been a good way to put this together though...tribute to bowie's hairstyles
	🦇 6:15pm B R M: Last in the chat, first in your hearts. Hello all!
	🦇 6:16pm Julie: hiya BRM!
	🦇 6:17pm Phillippe: Hey Handy, I just saw your email from a couple days ago. I'm in, let me know what I need to do
	6:18pm listener phillip (in the bronx): David Bowie hour👁👁😱😱😱 are we going to hear ",scary monsters" and "moonage daydream"
	6:19pm David (in London): The 90s / 2000s Bowie albums are something of a mixed bag to be sure, but the highs are really good.
	🦇 6:19pm Julie: well, since no one is on after me, I'm willing to add requests onto the pile!
	🦇 6:19pm Phillippe: Heading out on a pizza run. Thanks Julie! Bye kids and kittens!
	🦇 6:19pm Julie: thanks for listening Phillippe! enjoy your pizza!
	6:19pm listener phillip (in the bronx): I love "ashes to ashes," it makes me cry hearing it😭
	🦇 6:19pm chris in the redwoods: see ya, Phillippe.
	🦇 6:19pm Julie: David Outside has grown on me!
	6:19pm David (in London): Toodles Phillippe.
	🦇 6:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The bisexual theme here skated clean past me of course...
	🦇 6:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...total conscious level anyhow...
	6:21pm listener phillip (in the bronx): When I heard he died? I think I cried the whole day😭
	🦇 6:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the kewl yARdbiRdS influenced sound took me by the scruff of course ...with a nice Townshend feedback toggle for punctuation...
	6:23pm David (in London): Lodger, the most underrated album I reckon. A bloody masterpiece. African Night Flight is a bonkers piece of genius.
	🦇 6:26pm Julie: I STILL MISS HIM
	🦇 6:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Didn't cry - rather grieved in a really unexpected way for a year & a half. For one thing - that this Body of Work now had defined edges. & we were therefore tasked with coming to terms with it as possible. & - that there would be no more - when he had so often been so relevant, indeed sounding like some potential Future of Rawk. & not least that he ended it with a creative Statement about his terminal state - & even made it a Happening in that the Art was his announcement. A Final Bowie-ism. DAMN.
	6:28pm David (in London): 'Fashionable sex: Cool Kilt vs Hot Pant' Now that's an article that needs revisiting.
	6:28pm listener phillip (in the bronx): Bowie's record catalog sold for 250 MILLION.😱😱😱
	6:28pm David (in London): If I come across any old editions of 'Curious', that's a must buy.
	🦇 6:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...so it started in Awe @ 10 years old or something - hearing 'Future Legend' seeping creepily but numinously from under my older brother's door - & it ended in Awe as well...
	🦇 6:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: The space station is sailing overhead this moment and I'm pretending it's David, falling to Earth.
	6:30pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: I believe this song was the first one a teenage Robert Smith danced to with his life partner Mary. AWWWWW
	🦇 6:31pm Julie: awwww
	🦇 6:31pm Handy Haversack: Enjoying much. Just also trying to figure out how I'm going to screw up this new (eggplant, tofu, black pepper) recipe I'm trying.
	🦇 6:31pm Julie: oh boy!
	🦇 6:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...always say - one struggles to even compose a tune - but he was writing Short Stories realized in perfect Pop form. Why, I think sort of - Pete Townshend said Bowie was his Salvador Dali...
	6:33pm listener phillip (in the bronx): I hope when a man/woman lands on Mars they take something of david Bowie's with them to leave there.
	🦇 6:40pm Julie: anyone make it to the bowie popups?
	6:41pm Scott67: Gotta go now Julie, thanks for your air as always. Love & thoughts to you & your family. ✌🤓🌷❤❤❤❤🐦
	🦇 6:41pm Julie: thanks scott, take care!
	6:42pm David (in London): Yeah, likewise. An unpleasantly early start beckons, so I best turn in. Thanks Julie. Toodles groovers.
	🦇 6:42pm Julie: nite David, take care!
	🦇 6:43pm Julie: nothing chases away listeners like saying you'll go long. Got Moonage & African Night flight coming up
	🦇 6:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Flipside Scott67 & DiL
	6:44pm dreamyandseedy: i'm here and today is my birthday! let bowie roll!
	🦇 6:44pm Julie: happy birthday dreamy! Do you have a bowie request?
	🦇 6:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Joyeux ♑︎Capricornian Solar Return dreamy !
	6:46pm Sean From Dublin, Ireland: Hey Julie. I am really enjoying the show and the Bowie hour. Bowie's cover of Scott Walker's Nite flights is a rarely played gem, I'd love to hear it!
	6:47pm dreamyandseedy: i don't have very sophisticated bowie tastes! i'll admit that wes anderson film was my intro to him and i never got much further than ziggy stardust, so moonage daydream? or if you like a track from blackstar i am curious to hear it!
	6:47pm Marshland: The Wide Eyed Boy from Freecloud is a great song, but I prefer the stripped-down version, which was on the B-side of the Space Oddity single
	6:47pm Thomas: How about something from Bowie's "Tin Machine" phase... also must play something from the "Low" album - my personal favorite... maybe "Sound and Vision"...
	🦇 6:49pm Julie: nite flights, black tie white noise yeah?
	6:49pm Marshland: My fave song by him is probably Sweet Thing/Candidate/Sweet Thing reprise, amazing piece. Needs to be played loud...
	🦇 6:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love how this is still a bit like his early much less-known somewhat Freakbeat phase...
	6:50pm davefromtoronto: i hope some of you saw that huge touring bowie exhibition - it was amazing!
	6:52pm davefromtoronto: btw just tuned in - damn i missed a great show!
	🦇 6:52pm Julie: oooh Marsh I'll need to find that one for sure! I love sound and vision good choice!
	6:52pm Marshland: Silly Boy Blue from his early phase is great too
	6:53pm Sean From Dublin, Ireland: Yeah, Black Tie White Noise as produced by Nile Rodgers. It wasnt a classic album but it had some great tracks, like Jump they say.
	🦇 6:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: How 'Oddity' is a halfway stealth riffing on the Psychedelic Experience.
	🦇 6:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great Live version - props.
	6:56pm davefromtoronto: fun fact - i heard this song for the first time on acid.
	🦇 6:56pm B R M: If BLACKSTAR album, I would suggest DOLLAR DAYS or LAZARUS ... so good. I think a lot of people had a hard time with BLACKSTAR because they were grieving when it came out and in that context, it is a tough listen, but I dove into it and fell in love with it. Totally incredible record.
	🦇 6:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: daveft nice.
	6:57pm Feldy: They're all brilliant, and I play Hunky Dory beginning to end a lot. A lot-lot.
	6:57pm Feldy: I also really like The Supermen
	🦇 6:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I won't say Cygnet Committee cause too long & stuff.
	🦇 6:59pm Julie: some of the other requests were super long.. I'm happy to go to 7:30 but not later
	7:00pm Marshland: Blackstar is a tremendous album, incredibly sad it was his last, but what a final artistic statement.
	🦇 7:00pm Julie: it's great, though I didn't hear it till after I saw Lazarus
	7:02pm dreamyandseedy: thank you!!!
	🦇 7:02pm Julie: haha wish I could say it's for you, someone else asked for it, but I do have some blackstar too!
	🦇 7:03pm listener james from westwood: World really was not ready for the supernova that the Ziggy Stardust was at that time. Or any. Damn.
	7:03pm Marshland: Thanks for the bonus tracks Julie :)
	🦇 7:03pm Julie: you're very welcome! I'm happy for the distraction
	🦇 7:03pm chris in the redwoods: this has been so great. thanks, Julie!
	7:04pm doctorjazz: Been here for the last half hour or so, going into overtime? Thanks!
	🦇 7:05pm Rich in Wading River: I thought my clock was wrong...Hi Julie and everyone
	🦇 7:05pm Julie: yes indeed!
	🦇 7:05pm Julie: hiya Rich!
	🦇 7:06pm Julie: with these long requests looks like I've got about 30 more minutes
	🦇 7:07pm Julie: this is a scott walker song?
	7:07pm doctorjazz: Very cool, don't rush out on our account... 😉
	🦇 7:08pm Julie: Dr Jazz do you have a bowie request?
	7:08pm Marshland: Yes, Scott Walker, who was a big influence on Bowie of course
	🦇 7:11pm Julie: ahh man I love this song
	🦇 7:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rise & Fall of Ziggy Stardust has been critiqued a bit as not really a narrative or Rawk Opera, what have you ...the real 'Concept' of Concept Albums Ive reckoned is (...or was) just that - Albums are Albums - & the Medium is the Massage as they say. That everyone would be experiencing these things as a long player & a whole.... But - I like how Ziggy hangs together well enuff to imagine a narrative - with the title track filling in enuff thematic detail (as Lennon said of Pepper: It works because we said it does...) - but not so much heavy sort of 'Libretto' that it chokes it as just Rawk Music - & - or - that you can't fill it in as you please... & while doing this, it encaptured the zeitgeist & time poetically ...tempted to say mythopoetically - as well...
	🦇 7:13pm Julie: was he the first to do the rock music alter ego thing?
	7:13pm doctorjazz: Looked back at what was already posted... If go with Heroes (or Changes, the 1st I heard)
	🦇 7:13pm Julie: i mean Ray did some of that, but those were legit concept albums
	7:14pm Sean From Dublin, Ireland: Thanks Julie! I really enjoyed hearing that. Its after midnight here but I am glad I am still awake. Sleep is overrated !
	🦇 7:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I credit Robert Zimmerman with a lot of the Identity Artist thing. Also always been Show Biz...
	🦇 7:16pm Julie: glad you're enjoying it Sean!
	🦇 7:18pm Julie: he changed his name but did he become a whole different character?
	🦇 7:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& always easy to forget the bisexuality aspect of Bowie. As the whole history of LGBTQ culture has been for us cisgender folk. That he always felt in drag, if that's not too crudely expressing it... Dylan spun tales of his origins & identity from the start. & changed whole orientations routinely... Bob & TheBeatles ushering in the whole ethos that one has to change & progress to a large extent... Too easy to not consider the influence of Lennon on Bowie for instance - but it was major...
	🦇 7:22pm Handy Haversack: Wow, so late! Thanks, Julie! Great and good and necessary. Better worlds await. Later on, Dark Ones.
	🦇 7:23pm Julie: bye Handy thanks for stopping by!
	🦇 7:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Blessings Handy.
	🦇 7:24pm chris in the redwoods: see ya, Handy. Lazarus always slays me.
	🦇 7:25pm Julie: SO GOOD
	7:25pm Cronbat: Great set, Julie. We've got the volume up & the whole house is pounding!
	🦇 7:26pm Handy Haversack: Still listening! Pans on the stove! Waiting to see how badly I have screwed this up!
	🦇 7:26pm Julie: thanks Cronbat!
	7:26pm Marshland: Thanks Julie, a welcome treat
	🦇 7:26pm Julie: woohoo!
	🦇 7:27pm Julie: handy did you make a bowie request?
	🦇 7:27pm Julie: definitely not making a 7:30 curtain call
	7:27pm Photocopy Cha Cha 2000: Thanks Julie!
	7:27pm dreamyandseedy: never heard this before! exciting
	7:29pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Julie!
	🦇 7:29pm Julie: you're very welcome!
	🦇 7:33pm Julie: okay mic break then one more then I'm out!
	🦇 7:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Alice Cooper @ 1st was the Alice Cooper Group - & he's always been regarded as a sort of parallel to Bowie in their common period...
	🦇 7:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Don Van was Captain Beefheart...
	🦇 7:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but they stuck to one character...
	🦇 7:34pm Handy Haversack: All I'd ask for is Ziggy Stardust, Julie.
	7:35pm Rich in Washington: Thanks for going over! This has been fantastic!
	🦇 7:36pm Handy Haversack: Wow! Instant request!
	🦇 7:36pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Julie!
	🦇 7:36pm Julie: didn't mean to pick the movie version but here it is anyway
	🦇 7:37pm Julie: glad you're enjoying it Rich!
	🦇 7:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& - there was Alvin Stardust :) - & Warhol's Factory scene - be a Superstar...
	🦇 7:39pm chris in the redwoods: wow. thanks again, Julie! :)
	🦇 7:39pm listener james from westwood: Exquisite. Thanks kindly, Julie!
	7:39pm dreamyandseedy: thanks julie!
	7:40pm Rich in Washington: Vibes to you and yours, Julie!
	🦇 7:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Julie. FMU has more than Programs - they are Places. ~
	🦇 7:40pm Bas NL: Best thoughts to your dad Julie. And thanks for the awesome hours!
	7:40pm WR: Thak you Julie.
	🦇 7:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Julie. Have a good week.
	7:41pm Cronbat: Thanks, Julie! Our good thoughts to your Dad.
	🦇 7:41pm Julie: thanks so much everyone!!
	🦇 7:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & hey yes - we love ya & sympathies for the situation with you Dad.
	🦇 7:43pm Julie: his head's in a whirl! just like in lazarus
	12:41am audiolog: Some error in archive file of the show. Downloaded only first 14 minutes of it. Please, correct it.
	2:27am audiolog: "Nite Flights" (from "Black Tie White Noise") is Scott Walker's cover. In fact, Bowie has said in interviews that Scott Walker was one of most important and influential musicians for him.

Dark Night of the Soul with Julie: Playlist from January 18, 2022

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