WFMU: Currents with Brian D: Playlist from January 15, 2023

Listener comments!
	⚡ 3:01am Don in Tampere: Good morning Brian!
	♥ 3:05am Brian D: Hello Don! And everyone!
	⚡ 3:25am Don in Tampere: Wherever everyone is! I'll be leaving in a little over an hour to head to the cabin and do a little more assembly. This coming week the plumber is supposed to come and install hot water, toilet and shower so I might be able to start spending the night there now and then next weekend.
	⚡ 3:25am Don in Tampere: But with pretty good 4G coverage in Finland, I might be able to listen to the rst of Currents on the way.
	♥ 3:28am Brian D: Good luck with that, Don. Sounds lovely. As for everyone else, it is quiet...
	⚡ ♥ 3:30am Brian in UK: Quick hello Brian & Don before heading out for a dog walk. Looks like you listeners are exiting!!!!!
	⚡ ♥ 3:32am Brian in UK: Some might say, all immigrants are punks. Certainly our Home Secretary would.
	3:34am Chris Crisco: Mooooooorrrrrnnnnnniiiiinnnnnngggg!!!
	♥ 3:37am Brian D: Good morning Brian! Morning, Chris.
	3:38am Chris Crisco: Was Bolsonaro granted asylum here? Why is DeSatan not putting Bolsonaro's illegal ass on a plane back where he came from?
	♥ 3:40am Brian D: No asylum as far as I know.
	⚡ 3:45am Don in Tampere: I thought asylum was a federal-level decision anyway.
	⚡ 3:49am Don in Tampere: I'm reading that right now too. Completely different in style to anything else I've read by him, but very interesting. As a banjo player, I know about playing a hated instrument :D
	♥ 3:49am Roberto: Why do I find the term "busking" slightly nauseating?
	♥ 3:51am Roberto: Isn't it great when people loudly and publicly announce whom they work for while committing acts that might cause them to lose their jobs?
	3:52am Chris Crisco: Exactly so Bolsonaro is just another illegal immigrant then. DeSatan should be putting his ass on a plane like he does with other asylum seekers.
	♥ 3:52am Brian D: Sorry for using "busking," Roberto. My personal off-putting term is "curating."
	♥ 3:53am Brian D: ↳ Roberto @3:51 Yes, the guy was a tool, just like his boss.
	♥ 3:53am Roberto: ↳ Brian D @3:52 It's not your fauly, BD. It's the fault of whoever popularized the term.
	♥ 3:53am Roberto: ↳ Roberto @3:53 fault
	♥ 3:54am Roberto: ↳ Roberto @3:53 That was a faulty spelling
	♥ 4:02am Destroit: Howdy Brian and everyone.
	♥ 4:03am Roberto: ↳ Song: "In the Light" by "Led Zeppelin" AW YEAH one of my fave LZ non-hits!
	♥ 4:03am Brian D: Hey Destroit! Mine too, Roberto.
	⚡ ♥ 4:08am Paulo AD: Very underplayed zep track
	⚡ ♥ 4:09am Paulo AD: Hi all :) just getting ready before I start djing, been a while
	♥ 4:15am Roberto: Better than saying "literally" when not warranted, which you just did.
	♥ 4:16am Roberto: ↳ Roberto @4:15 Although you did correct yourself.
	⚡ ♥ 4:16am Paulo AD: It's not that bad Bri lol
	4:17am morphe': efd also did a great show and Interview about Leeds Music genesis: THE PROF. FUZZ 63 LIVE SET plus GAVIN BUTT chats about his book No Machos Or Popstars: When The Leeds Art Experiment Went Punk
	♥ 4:17am Brian D: Hey Paulo. Next I'll be saying everything is "awesome."
	♥ 4:18am Brian D: Hey Morphe! You're right. I missed that due to work.
	♥ 4:18am Roberto: ↳ Brian D @4:17 Still better than mis-/overusing "literally."
	⚡ ♥ 4:18am Paulo AD: Now that is something I say all the time
	⚡ ♥ 4:19am London Calling Francky: Be kind to yourself Brian haha... we all say cringing stuff in front of an audience... I do it all the time with my students and then think to myself "what an arse!"
	♥ 4:20am Brian D: Hey London. I can't even imagine speaking in front of a group of young people.
	♥ 4:22am Roberto: Yes, be kind to yourself -- except when you use "literally" wrong.
	⚡ ♥ 4:24am London Calling Francky: Cause I have been doing it for a couple of decades, I don't even think about it any more... but I can't seem to help uttering totally idiotic stuff every so often... but then it is is within the confines of a Lecture Theatre... while you talk to humans from all around the world... yeah, be kind to yourself, even with "literally" haha
	♥ 4:25am Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): Hi Bri! Hi insomniacs! Spectacular set! Caffienned up recording spacy trip music in my studio with this show on in the background...
	⚡ 4:25am Don in Tampere: Just the right music for a grey, wet Sunday morning. We still have snow on the ground, but a few days of above-freezing temperatures and light rain have turned it into a slushy mess. And some flooding predicted in the region close to Helsinki
	⚡ ♥ 4:26am London Calling Francky: ↳ Song: "Storm" by "Godspeed You! Black Emperor" Oh wow I love GY!BE. They are so insanely good live!
	♥ 4:27am Roberto: Also, prefacing every other statement with "honestly." Less is more, folks.
	⚡ 4:30am Don in Tampere: maybe we should preface everything with "dishonestly"
	♥ 4:30am Brian D: ↳ Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio) @4:25 Hello Jonny. Glad you're enjoying. Hope it's helping with what you're doing.
	♥ 4:30am Brian D: ↳ Don in Tampere @4:25 Actually had our first snow of the winter here today, though no accumulation.
	♥ 4:32am Roberto: ↳ Don in Tampere @4:30 It might be more honest lol
	⚡ ♥ 4:33am Michael of Cologne: Gadzooks Brian! Gawd peat us all!
	♥ 4:36am Brian D: Hello Michael! Read something interesting today: The German language doesn't have different words for mind and soul. Is that true?
	⚡ 4:41am Don in Tampere: Brian, that's more or less true, Seele can be used for both
	⚡ 4:41am Don in Tampere: Hitting the road now, wishing for good reception!
	4:41am morphe': Is it my lack of depth/knowledge of Big Blood or was Sirens Knell, Part IV a new divergent sound from them? Going to look for I,II,III....
	⚡ ♥ 4:42am Michael of Cologne: What!? Geist is hard to translated, but is basically mind (_nous_ in ancient Greek) and Seele (_psyche_ in Gk.) is soul. But Geist has a broader spectrum, stretching also to spirit, as in Holy Spirit. Then there's the Geisteswissenschaften (lit. the sciences of mind), which are what we call the humanities. Soul can also be Gemüt, which is more the seat of feeling.
	♥ 4:43am Roberto: Dishonestly, I literally should have gone to bed hours ago. Night, all!
	⚡ ♥ 4:43am Brian in UK: 'Kind of, like' has had a long shelf life; over here at least.
	⚡ ♥ 4:44am Brian in UK: Oh, & 'absolutely'.
	♥ 4:46am Brian D: ↳ Michael of Cologne @4:42 Blame Cormac McCarthy. In his new novel, Stella Maris, a character says the German language doesn't have separate words for mind and soul. And I don't know German so...
	4:47am morphe': I did not go to NYU, somewhere in the 80s "like" "was like" every other word out of too many NYU students' mouths .... flipside .. NYU had THE NEW AFTERNOON Show!!!! which featured efd and led me to accidentally find 91.1 on the FM Dial ...
	♥ 4:48am Brian D: Serves me right. I was fuming listening to a group of young women on the train on my way here because they kept using the word "like."
	♥ 4:51am Roberto: ↳ Brian D @4:48 People don't generally put thought behind their speech (or even writing). It's just an autonomic response. Yeah, I came back to throw that in NIGHT NIGHT
	♥ 4:54am Brian D: ↳ Roberto @4:51 Honestly, Roberto. Like, go to bed already. It's literally late. Sleep awesome.
	⚡ ♥ 4:55am Brian in UK: ↳ Brian D @4:54 Absolutely, totally awesome comment, like, amazing.
	⚡ ♥ 4:56am Geoffrey in Ottawa: I started "The Passenger" this weekend. Enjoying it more once I started skipping the italicized chapters.
	♥ 4:57am Brian D: Hey Geoffrey. It's really good. Be patient with the italics, though. It comes together.
	⚡ ♥ 4:59am Geoffrey in Ottawa: Brian, the opening is incredible, the scene where they dive down and enter the plane. Incredible writing.
	⚡ ♥ 4:59am Michael of Cologne: ↳ Brian D @4:46 Reminiscent of how the Brits characterized the Germans shortly after WWII: "clever, crafty and cruel".
	♥ 5:00am Brian D: ↳ Geoffrey in Ottawa @4:59 Agreed. There are sections of that book that are so well written.
	♥ 5:01am Brian D: ↳ Michael of Cologne @4:59 As far as the Brits, pot calling the kettle...
	⚡ ♥ 5:01am Michael of Cologne: My current pet hates re linguistic clichés are "amazing" and "incredible". There's this phenomenon of mindless speaking and writing...
	⚡ ♥ 5:01am Brian in UK: Just remembered what really pisses me off. Use of 'guys' when someone talks to men & women. Enough of an old man wittering on.
	♥ 5:04am Brian D: ↳ Brian in UK @5:01 I'm guilty of that one.
	⚡ ♥ 5:04am Geoffrey in Ottawa: @ Michael: Guilty!
	⚡ ♥ 5:05am Brian in UK: There are so many wonderful words & we limit ourselves to so few.
	⚡ ♥ 5:06am Brian in UK: The Semantic Court is now in session. Prays silence for Lord Lexicon.
	♥ 5:06am Brian D: I may never do another mic break.
	⚡ ♥ 5:09am Michael of Cologne: ↳ Brian in UK @5:05 Rather partial to "astounding", "astonishing", "extraordinary", "outstanding" myself.
	⚡ ♥ 5:09am Brian in UK: Never read Cormac McCarthy; where is a good place to start?
	⚡ ♥ 5:15am Brian in UK: ↳ Michael of Cologne @5:09 'Delightful', is a favourite recently.
	♥ 5:16am herb.nyc: Bonjour!
	5:17am morphe': ↳ Brian in UK @5:09 His early books are set in Appalachia with echoes of Faulkner .. really quite good but lesser read/known... he then moved West - Blood Meridian is a fairly brutal intro to his westernish writing .. The Road is quite good apocalypse tale .. Blood Meridian !!!!
	♥ 5:17am Brian D: ↳ Brian in UK @5:09 The Road. No Country for Old Men. Both on the short side. And brilliant. The Road is my second favorite dystopian novel.
	♥ 5:18am Brian D: ↳ herb.nyc @5:16 Hello Herb!
	⚡ ♥ 5:19am Michael of Cologne: ↳ Song: "The Sandman" by "MoE y Escalantes" Great sax!
	⚡ ♥ 5:21am Michael of Cologne: ↳ Song: "The Sandman" by "MoE y Escalantes" John Zorn's sax for Painkiller was more aggressive and chaotic.
	♥ 5:23am Ike: I was in another room -- were you playing bagpipe in the background during that mic break? If not, then the local bagpiper in Sunset Park may have started doing sessions at 5 a.m. I wonder if someone will call the cops.
	⚡ ♥ 5:24am Brian in UK: Oh, is McCarty dystopian & brutal. I might take a powder on them for a while then. Thanks for the recommendations though. I appreciate that good writing can transcend subjects, maybe later.
	♥ 5:24am Brian D: I did have bagpipes playing the background, Ike. You're not hearing this. Good morning, by the way.
	5:25am morphe': ↳ Brian D @5:17 When teachin Alt HS (=17-21 YOs) Pre Netflix, etc.. I used to hook students into reading The Road and/or No Country by showing the beginning of the films only with the promise of the entire flick when they fnished the book... Required a 2 paragraph Reading Log (I. Summary II. Analysis) per chapter/section so no plagarism, etc... It worked well ...
	♥ 5:25am Brian D: ↳ Brian in UK @5:24 Not always, Brian. His novel Suttree focuses on a down and out dude in the American south.
	♥ 5:26am Brian D: ↳ morphe' @5:25 Wow. Nicely done, Morphe.
	♥ 5:27am herb.nyc: Je ne peux pas dormir. Bonjour, encore un fois. (Mrs Haber learned me French in sheepshead bay, eons ago)
	♥ 5:27am i̺k̺e̺: ↳ Song: "The Gathering of the Clans (Part I)/The Highland ... Oh, duh, it's right there in the playlist. I'm a little out of it. Got a little spot of the ol' C-19 for the first time. Fortunately got some Paxlovid, but the side effect known as "Paxlovid Mouth" is absolutely disgusting!
	♥ 5:28am Brian D: ↳ i̺k̺e̺ @5:27 Get well soon, Ike.
	⚡ ♥ 5:28am tom tom the pipers son: hi brian,people.... just woke up, sorry i missed you, the chat looks lively
	5:28am morphe': ↳ Brian D @5:25 Brian UK - BD's recommendation is good .. Suttree .. a subtle[?] deep character study ...
	♥ 5:29am Brian D: ↳ herb.nyc @5:27 I took French for 5 years. Remember almost nothing, Herb. Despite Mme Didier's best efforts.
	♥ 5:29am Brian D: Good morning, Tom Tom.
	♥ 5:30am herb.nyc: Hit by micrometeor? Reminds me of Charlie Brown’s “I got a rock”. Now lemme scroll up and read comments, from 3am on.
	⚡ ♥ 5:32am Brian in UK: ↳ morphe' @5:28 Thanks & Brian D (you cannot reply to two comments) will check with local libraries. I have been enjoying Willy Vlautin's novels these past few years. Decent fella, saw/heard him reading a while back.
	♥ 5:33am i̺k̺e̺: ↳ Brian D @5:28 Thanks. When I searched the internet for this mysterious assault on my taste buds, I found something by Alex Janin of the WSJ: "Sun-baked trash-bag liquid. A mouthful of dirty pennies. Rotten soymilk. These are the myriad flavors of Paxlovid's aftertaste, according to people I talked to..." I'd say dirty pennies comes closest. Dirty pennies from an old Newark factory that used to process benzene, or soap, or Agent Orange, or all three.
	5:33am morphe': Think I read that the hole in rocket was only 10mm in width, but the ship lost significant internal gases... A 2nd unmanned Soyez is enroute or already docked... Wonder what the personal dynamics were like up there 1 Yank and 2 Rooskies with war on???
	♥ 5:35am Brian D: ↳ Brian in UK @5:32 Will look into Vlautin, Brian.
	5:36am morphe': https://www.space.com/international-space-station-rescue-soyuz-february [cookies are set on off]
	♥ 5:36am Brian D: ↳ i̺k̺e̺ @5:33 My bout with COVID-19 was just pre-Paxlovid, but my missus took it and never said anything about the taste. Still, she felt like crap so the taste of the meds was the least of her worries.
	♥ 5:37am Brian D: ↳ morphe' @5:36 yeah, that's part of the reason I played that clip, Morphe. The dynamic must be interesting.
	♥ 5:38am Brian D: ↳ i̺k̺e̺ @5:33 Still, add it to the list of things that suck about getting this virus. Feel better and take care of yourself, Ike.
	⚡ ♥ 5:47am tom tom the pipers son: saw previous topic of verbal pet peeves... my chatboard pet peeve is the word "lovely" to describe music. i don't know, gets on my nerves
	♥ 5:51am Ike: ↳ Brian D @5:38 Fortunately not everyone experiences this side effect, but for those that do, it can be an 8-to-10-hour issue… after each dose. Otherwise I wouldn’t even mention it. But hey, it’s nuking my C-19 and that’s the important part.
	⚡ ♥ 5:51am Brian in UK: Brian, great show & comments everyone. Have a fruitful week.
	♥ 5:53am Brian D: ↳ Ike @5:51 Indeed Ike. But 8 to 10 hours. Blech.
	5:53am morphe': Thanks BD and all !!!!
	♥ 5:53am herb.nyc: Just read / skimmed the comments - I say: 1. I used word “midget” to my neice and husband, last month. Correkted myself w “wait, should I have used that word?” Lisa told me “little people” is good. 2. Brian D said “No accumulation” of snow in nyc. It was just the barest minimum of snow, yes? 3. Just finished memoir of Greg BAD RELIGION Graffin. I highly respect the man. 4. I joke that all my cousins are dying of covid. I’m Chinese. China is blooming w it. Guess I won’t be having them over for coffee.
	♥ 5:55am Brian D: ↳ herb.nyc @5:53 Indeed, only flakes, Herb. But our first of the year.
	♥ 5:55am Brian D: ↳ Brian in UK @5:51 Thank you, Brian, and thank you all. It's been fun, as always. Have a great week and stay safe.
	⚡ ♥ 5:57am Brian in UK: ↳ herb.nyc @5:53 1. when I worked in the Post Office, the nomenclature was ' short of stature'. Snow White & the Seven.........
	⚡ ♥ 5:58am Michael of Cologne: Thanks Brian & all for great show and chat.
	♥ 5:59am herb.nyc: I literally mean this- take care y’all. (I never use that last y-word)

Currents with Brian D: Playlist from January 15, 2023

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
David Bowie	Sue (Or In A Season Of Crime)	Blackstar		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The John-Pauls	Same Dweller, Different Cave	Bon Mots		0:04:25 (Pop-up)
Scott Walker	Funeral Tango "Funeral Tango" by "Scott Walker"	Scott Walker Meets Jacques Brel		0:08:26 (Pop-up)
Interpol	Stella Was a Diver and She Was Always Down	Turn on the Bright Lights		0:10:24 (Pop-up)
Gleaming Spires	Welcoming a New Ice Age	Welcoming a New Ice Age		0:17:15 (Pop-up)
The Clean	Outside the Cage "Outside the Cage" by "The Clean"	Anthology		0:21:35 (Pop-up)
	Clip: ABC-rioters attack government buildings in Brazil			0:26:39 (Pop-up)
TMA	Psychopathic "Psychopathic" by "TMA"	What's for Dinner? Beach Party 2000?		0:27:25 (Pop-up)
Gogol Bordello	Immigrant Punk "Immigrant Punk" by "Gogol Bordello"	Gypsy Punks		0:28:43 (Pop-up)
	Clip: Euronews-Italy enacts new migrant rescue laws			0:32:27 (Pop-up)
Kid Congo Powers and the Near Death Experience	New Kind of Kick	Live In St. Kilda		0:33:53 (Pop-up)
	Clip: CBS-California cuts climate, homeless funds to meet budget deficit			0:38:22 (Pop-up)
B-Sides	I Say, You Say "I Say, You Say" by "B-Sides"	Herald's Missing the Funny Pages		0:39:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Glasgow Police Pipe Band	The Gathering of the Clans (Part I)/The Highland Fling/Scottish Marhes Medley Part I	Scottish Pipes		0:43:11 (Pop-up)
Arbor Labor Union	Forevergreen "Forevergreen" by "Arbor Labor Union"	Yonder		0:51:48 (Pop-up)
Yardbirds	Jeff's Blues "Jeff's Blues" by "Yardbirds"	Blues, Backtracks, and Shapes of Things Vol. 2	RIP Jeff Beck	0:54:51 (Pop-up)
Janis Joplin and Jorma Kaukonen	Daddy, Daddy, Daddy	The Legendary Typewriter Tape: 6/25/64 Jorma's House		0:57:42 (Pop-up)
Led Zeppelin	In the Light "In the Light" by "Led Zeppelin"	Physical Graffiti		1:02:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Glasgow Police Pipe Band	The Gathering of the Clans (Part I)/The Highland Fling/Scottish Marhes Medley Part I	Scottish Pipes		1:10:35 (Pop-up)
Big Blood	Sirens Knell, Part IV "Sirens Knell, Part IV" by "Big Blood"	Weird Road EP		1:15:15 (Pop-up)
	Clip: CBS-Paris stabbing spree "Clip: CBS-Paris stabbing spree"			1:22:00 (Pop-up)
Godspeed You! Black Emperor	Storm	Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to Heaven		1:22:40 (Pop-up)
Weeping Icon	Like Envy "Like Envy" by "Weeping Icon"	Weeping Icon		1:45:06 (Pop-up)
	Clip: WION-ocean temperatures warmest on record			1:49:18 (Pop-up)
No Tongues	Finnis Terrae "Finnis Terrae" by "No Tongues"	Ici		1:50:25 (Pop-up)
Chloe Stafler	Mad World "Mad World" by "Chloe Stafler"	MP3		1:56:09 (Pop-up)
Ingar Zach	Vapore "Vapore" by "Ingar Zach"	Musica Liquida		1:59:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Glasgow Police Pipe Band	The Gathering of the Clans (Part I)/The Highland Fling/Scottish Marhes Medley Part I	Scottish Pipes		2:08:39 (Pop-up)
MoE y Escalantes	The Sandman "The Sandman" by "MoE y Escalantes"	Saint Vitus Dance		2:15:59 (Pop-up)
Blood Quartet	A Place of Dead Roads	Root 7		2:23:31 (Pop-up)
	Clip: CBS-Russia to rescue space station astronauts			2:28:56 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra and His Blue Universe Arkestra	Intergalactic Research	Universe in Blue		2:29:05 (Pop-up)
Mose Allison	Your Mind Is On Vacation	Live		2:44:30 (Pop-up)
Eri Yamamoto Trio	Sounds of Peace	A Woman With A Purple Wig		2:47:31 (Pop-up)
Pharoah Sanders	Morning Prayer "Morning Prayer" by "Pharoah Sanders"	Thembi		2:51:28 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	⚡ 3:01am Don in Tampere: Good morning Brian!
	♥ 3:05am Brian D: Hello Don! And everyone!
	⚡ 3:25am Don in Tampere: Wherever everyone is! I'll be leaving in a little over an hour to head to the cabin and do a little more assembly. This coming week the plumber is supposed to come and install hot water, toilet and shower so I might be able to start spending the night there now and then next weekend.
	⚡ 3:25am Don in Tampere: But with pretty good 4G coverage in Finland, I might be able to listen to the rst of Currents on the way.
	♥ 3:28am Brian D: Good luck with that, Don. Sounds lovely. As for everyone else, it is quiet...
	⚡ ♥ 3:30am Brian in UK: Quick hello Brian & Don before heading out for a dog walk. Looks like you listeners are exiting!!!!!
	⚡ ♥ 3:32am Brian in UK: Some might say, all immigrants are punks. Certainly our Home Secretary would.
	3:34am Chris Crisco: Mooooooorrrrrnnnnnniiiiinnnnnngggg!!!
	♥ 3:37am Brian D: Good morning Brian! Morning, Chris.
	3:38am Chris Crisco: Was Bolsonaro granted asylum here? Why is DeSatan not putting Bolsonaro's illegal ass on a plane back where he came from?
	♥ 3:40am Brian D: No asylum as far as I know.
	⚡ 3:45am Don in Tampere: I thought asylum was a federal-level decision anyway.
	⚡ 3:49am Don in Tampere: I'm reading that right now too. Completely different in style to anything else I've read by him, but very interesting. As a banjo player, I know about playing a hated instrument :D
	♥ 3:49am Roberto: Why do I find the term "busking" slightly nauseating?
	♥ 3:51am Roberto: Isn't it great when people loudly and publicly announce whom they work for while committing acts that might cause them to lose their jobs?
	3:52am Chris Crisco: Exactly so Bolsonaro is just another illegal immigrant then. DeSatan should be putting his ass on a plane like he does with other asylum seekers.
	♥ 3:52am Brian D: Sorry for using "busking," Roberto. My personal off-putting term is "curating."
	♥ 3:53am Brian D: ↳ Roberto @3:51 Yes, the guy was a tool, just like his boss.
	♥ 3:53am Roberto: ↳ Brian D @3:52 It's not your fauly, BD. It's the fault of whoever popularized the term.
	♥ 3:53am Roberto: ↳ Roberto @3:53 fault
	♥ 3:54am Roberto: ↳ Roberto @3:53 That was a faulty spelling
	♥ 4:02am Destroit: Howdy Brian and everyone.
	♥ 4:03am Roberto: ↳ Song: "In the Light" by "Led Zeppelin" AW YEAH one of my fave LZ non-hits!
	♥ 4:03am Brian D: Hey Destroit! Mine too, Roberto.
	⚡ ♥ 4:08am Paulo AD: Very underplayed zep track
	⚡ ♥ 4:09am Paulo AD: Hi all :) just getting ready before I start djing, been a while
	♥ 4:15am Roberto: Better than saying "literally" when not warranted, which you just did.
	♥ 4:16am Roberto: ↳ Roberto @4:15 Although you did correct yourself.
	⚡ ♥ 4:16am Paulo AD: It's not that bad Bri lol
	4:17am morphe': efd also did a great show and Interview about Leeds Music genesis: THE PROF. FUZZ 63 LIVE SET plus GAVIN BUTT chats about his book No Machos Or Popstars: When The Leeds Art Experiment Went Punk
	♥ 4:17am Brian D: Hey Paulo. Next I'll be saying everything is "awesome."
	♥ 4:18am Brian D: Hey Morphe! You're right. I missed that due to work.
	♥ 4:18am Roberto: ↳ Brian D @4:17 Still better than mis-/overusing "literally."
	⚡ ♥ 4:18am Paulo AD: Now that is something I say all the time
	⚡ ♥ 4:19am London Calling Francky: Be kind to yourself Brian haha... we all say cringing stuff in front of an audience... I do it all the time with my students and then think to myself "what an arse!"
	♥ 4:20am Brian D: Hey London. I can't even imagine speaking in front of a group of young people.
	♥ 4:22am Roberto: Yes, be kind to yourself -- except when you use "literally" wrong.
	⚡ ♥ 4:24am London Calling Francky: Cause I have been doing it for a couple of decades, I don't even think about it any more... but I can't seem to help uttering totally idiotic stuff every so often... but then it is is within the confines of a Lecture Theatre... while you talk to humans from all around the world... yeah, be kind to yourself, even with "literally" haha
	♥ 4:25am Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): Hi Bri! Hi insomniacs! Spectacular set! Caffienned up recording spacy trip music in my studio with this show on in the background...
	⚡ 4:25am Don in Tampere: Just the right music for a grey, wet Sunday morning. We still have snow on the ground, but a few days of above-freezing temperatures and light rain have turned it into a slushy mess. And some flooding predicted in the region close to Helsinki
	⚡ ♥ 4:26am London Calling Francky: ↳ Song: "Storm" by "Godspeed You! Black Emperor" Oh wow I love GY!BE. They are so insanely good live!
	♥ 4:27am Roberto: Also, prefacing every other statement with "honestly." Less is more, folks.
	⚡ 4:30am Don in Tampere: maybe we should preface everything with "dishonestly"
	♥ 4:30am Brian D: ↳ Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio) @4:25 Hello Jonny. Glad you're enjoying. Hope it's helping with what you're doing.
	♥ 4:30am Brian D: ↳ Don in Tampere @4:25 Actually had our first snow of the winter here today, though no accumulation.
	♥ 4:32am Roberto: ↳ Don in Tampere @4:30 It might be more honest lol
	⚡ ♥ 4:33am Michael of Cologne: Gadzooks Brian! Gawd peat us all!
	♥ 4:36am Brian D: Hello Michael! Read something interesting today: The German language doesn't have different words for mind and soul. Is that true?
	⚡ 4:41am Don in Tampere: Brian, that's more or less true, Seele can be used for both
	⚡ 4:41am Don in Tampere: Hitting the road now, wishing for good reception!
	4:41am morphe': Is it my lack of depth/knowledge of Big Blood or was Sirens Knell, Part IV a new divergent sound from them? Going to look for I,II,III....
	⚡ ♥ 4:42am Michael of Cologne: What!? Geist is hard to translated, but is basically mind (_nous_ in ancient Greek) and Seele (_psyche_ in Gk.) is soul. But Geist has a broader spectrum, stretching also to spirit, as in Holy Spirit. Then there's the Geisteswissenschaften (lit. the sciences of mind), which are what we call the humanities. Soul can also be Gemüt, which is more the seat of feeling.
	♥ 4:43am Roberto: Dishonestly, I literally should have gone to bed hours ago. Night, all!
	⚡ ♥ 4:43am Brian in UK: 'Kind of, like' has had a long shelf life; over here at least.
	⚡ ♥ 4:44am Brian in UK: Oh, & 'absolutely'.
	♥ 4:46am Brian D: ↳ Michael of Cologne @4:42 Blame Cormac McCarthy. In his new novel, Stella Maris, a character says the German language doesn't have separate words for mind and soul. And I don't know German so...
	4:47am morphe': I did not go to NYU, somewhere in the 80s "like" "was like" every other word out of too many NYU students' mouths .... flipside .. NYU had THE NEW AFTERNOON Show!!!! which featured efd and led me to accidentally find 91.1 on the FM Dial ...
	♥ 4:48am Brian D: Serves me right. I was fuming listening to a group of young women on the train on my way here because they kept using the word "like."
	♥ 4:51am Roberto: ↳ Brian D @4:48 People don't generally put thought behind their speech (or even writing). It's just an autonomic response. Yeah, I came back to throw that in NIGHT NIGHT
	♥ 4:54am Brian D: ↳ Roberto @4:51 Honestly, Roberto. Like, go to bed already. It's literally late. Sleep awesome.
	⚡ ♥ 4:55am Brian in UK: ↳ Brian D @4:54 Absolutely, totally awesome comment, like, amazing.
	⚡ ♥ 4:56am Geoffrey in Ottawa: I started "The Passenger" this weekend. Enjoying it more once I started skipping the italicized chapters.
	♥ 4:57am Brian D: Hey Geoffrey. It's really good. Be patient with the italics, though. It comes together.
	⚡ ♥ 4:59am Geoffrey in Ottawa: Brian, the opening is incredible, the scene where they dive down and enter the plane. Incredible writing.
	⚡ ♥ 4:59am Michael of Cologne: ↳ Brian D @4:46 Reminiscent of how the Brits characterized the Germans shortly after WWII: "clever, crafty and cruel".
	♥ 5:00am Brian D: ↳ Geoffrey in Ottawa @4:59 Agreed. There are sections of that book that are so well written.
	♥ 5:01am Brian D: ↳ Michael of Cologne @4:59 As far as the Brits, pot calling the kettle...
	⚡ ♥ 5:01am Michael of Cologne: My current pet hates re linguistic clichés are "amazing" and "incredible". There's this phenomenon of mindless speaking and writing...
	⚡ ♥ 5:01am Brian in UK: Just remembered what really pisses me off. Use of 'guys' when someone talks to men & women. Enough of an old man wittering on.
	♥ 5:04am Brian D: ↳ Brian in UK @5:01 I'm guilty of that one.
	⚡ ♥ 5:04am Geoffrey in Ottawa: @ Michael: Guilty!
	⚡ ♥ 5:05am Brian in UK: There are so many wonderful words & we limit ourselves to so few.
	⚡ ♥ 5:06am Brian in UK: The Semantic Court is now in session. Prays silence for Lord Lexicon.
	♥ 5:06am Brian D: I may never do another mic break.
	⚡ ♥ 5:09am Michael of Cologne: ↳ Brian in UK @5:05 Rather partial to "astounding", "astonishing", "extraordinary", "outstanding" myself.
	⚡ ♥ 5:09am Brian in UK: Never read Cormac McCarthy; where is a good place to start?
	⚡ ♥ 5:15am Brian in UK: ↳ Michael of Cologne @5:09 'Delightful', is a favourite recently.
	♥ 5:16am herb.nyc: Bonjour!
	5:17am morphe': ↳ Brian in UK @5:09 His early books are set in Appalachia with echoes of Faulkner .. really quite good but lesser read/known... he then moved West - Blood Meridian is a fairly brutal intro to his westernish writing .. The Road is quite good apocalypse tale .. Blood Meridian !!!!
	♥ 5:17am Brian D: ↳ Brian in UK @5:09 The Road. No Country for Old Men. Both on the short side. And brilliant. The Road is my second favorite dystopian novel.
	♥ 5:18am Brian D: ↳ herb.nyc @5:16 Hello Herb!
	⚡ ♥ 5:19am Michael of Cologne: ↳ Song: "The Sandman" by "MoE y Escalantes" Great sax!
	⚡ ♥ 5:21am Michael of Cologne: ↳ Song: "The Sandman" by "MoE y Escalantes" John Zorn's sax for Painkiller was more aggressive and chaotic.
	♥ 5:23am Ike: I was in another room -- were you playing bagpipe in the background during that mic break? If not, then the local bagpiper in Sunset Park may have started doing sessions at 5 a.m. I wonder if someone will call the cops.
	⚡ ♥ 5:24am Brian in UK: Oh, is McCarty dystopian & brutal. I might take a powder on them for a while then. Thanks for the recommendations though. I appreciate that good writing can transcend subjects, maybe later.
	♥ 5:24am Brian D: I did have bagpipes playing the background, Ike. You're not hearing this. Good morning, by the way.
	5:25am morphe': ↳ Brian D @5:17 When teachin Alt HS (=17-21 YOs) Pre Netflix, etc.. I used to hook students into reading The Road and/or No Country by showing the beginning of the films only with the promise of the entire flick when they fnished the book... Required a 2 paragraph Reading Log (I. Summary II. Analysis) per chapter/section so no plagarism, etc... It worked well ...
	♥ 5:25am Brian D: ↳ Brian in UK @5:24 Not always, Brian. His novel Suttree focuses on a down and out dude in the American south.
	♥ 5:26am Brian D: ↳ morphe' @5:25 Wow. Nicely done, Morphe.
	♥ 5:27am herb.nyc: Je ne peux pas dormir. Bonjour, encore un fois. (Mrs Haber learned me French in sheepshead bay, eons ago)
	♥ 5:27am i̺k̺e̺: ↳ Song: "The Gathering of the Clans (Part I)/The Highland ... Oh, duh, it's right there in the playlist. I'm a little out of it. Got a little spot of the ol' C-19 for the first time. Fortunately got some Paxlovid, but the side effect known as "Paxlovid Mouth" is absolutely disgusting!
	♥ 5:28am Brian D: ↳ i̺k̺e̺ @5:27 Get well soon, Ike.
	⚡ ♥ 5:28am tom tom the pipers son: hi brian,people.... just woke up, sorry i missed you, the chat looks lively
	5:28am morphe': ↳ Brian D @5:25 Brian UK - BD's recommendation is good .. Suttree .. a subtle[?] deep character study ...
	♥ 5:29am Brian D: ↳ herb.nyc @5:27 I took French for 5 years. Remember almost nothing, Herb. Despite Mme Didier's best efforts.
	♥ 5:29am Brian D: Good morning, Tom Tom.
	♥ 5:30am herb.nyc: Hit by micrometeor? Reminds me of Charlie Brown’s “I got a rock”. Now lemme scroll up and read comments, from 3am on.
	⚡ ♥ 5:32am Brian in UK: ↳ morphe' @5:28 Thanks & Brian D (you cannot reply to two comments) will check with local libraries. I have been enjoying Willy Vlautin's novels these past few years. Decent fella, saw/heard him reading a while back.
	♥ 5:33am i̺k̺e̺: ↳ Brian D @5:28 Thanks. When I searched the internet for this mysterious assault on my taste buds, I found something by Alex Janin of the WSJ: "Sun-baked trash-bag liquid. A mouthful of dirty pennies. Rotten soymilk. These are the myriad flavors of Paxlovid's aftertaste, according to people I talked to..." I'd say dirty pennies comes closest. Dirty pennies from an old Newark factory that used to process benzene, or soap, or Agent Orange, or all three.
	5:33am morphe': Think I read that the hole in rocket was only 10mm in width, but the ship lost significant internal gases... A 2nd unmanned Soyez is enroute or already docked... Wonder what the personal dynamics were like up there 1 Yank and 2 Rooskies with war on???
	♥ 5:35am Brian D: ↳ Brian in UK @5:32 Will look into Vlautin, Brian.
	5:36am morphe': https://www.space.com/international-space-station-rescue-soyuz-february [cookies are set on off]
	♥ 5:36am Brian D: ↳ i̺k̺e̺ @5:33 My bout with COVID-19 was just pre-Paxlovid, but my missus took it and never said anything about the taste. Still, she felt like crap so the taste of the meds was the least of her worries.
	♥ 5:37am Brian D: ↳ morphe' @5:36 yeah, that's part of the reason I played that clip, Morphe. The dynamic must be interesting.
	♥ 5:38am Brian D: ↳ i̺k̺e̺ @5:33 Still, add it to the list of things that suck about getting this virus. Feel better and take care of yourself, Ike.
	⚡ ♥ 5:47am tom tom the pipers son: saw previous topic of verbal pet peeves... my chatboard pet peeve is the word "lovely" to describe music. i don't know, gets on my nerves
	♥ 5:51am Ike: ↳ Brian D @5:38 Fortunately not everyone experiences this side effect, but for those that do, it can be an 8-to-10-hour issue… after each dose. Otherwise I wouldn’t even mention it. But hey, it’s nuking my C-19 and that’s the important part.
	⚡ ♥ 5:51am Brian in UK: Brian, great show & comments everyone. Have a fruitful week.
	♥ 5:53am Brian D: ↳ Ike @5:51 Indeed Ike. But 8 to 10 hours. Blech.
	5:53am morphe': Thanks BD and all !!!!
	♥ 5:53am herb.nyc: Just read / skimmed the comments - I say: 1. I used word “midget” to my neice and husband, last month. Correkted myself w “wait, should I have used that word?” Lisa told me “little people” is good. 2. Brian D said “No accumulation” of snow in nyc. It was just the barest minimum of snow, yes? 3. Just finished memoir of Greg BAD RELIGION Graffin. I highly respect the man. 4. I joke that all my cousins are dying of covid. I’m Chinese. China is blooming w it. Guess I won’t be having them over for coffee.
	♥ 5:55am Brian D: ↳ herb.nyc @5:53 Indeed, only flakes, Herb. But our first of the year.
	♥ 5:55am Brian D: ↳ Brian in UK @5:51 Thank you, Brian, and thank you all. It's been fun, as always. Have a great week and stay safe.
	⚡ ♥ 5:57am Brian in UK: ↳ herb.nyc @5:53 1. when I worked in the Post Office, the nomenclature was ' short of stature'. Snow White & the Seven.........
	⚡ ♥ 5:58am Michael of Cologne: Thanks Brian & all for great show and chat.
	♥ 5:59am herb.nyc: I literally mean this- take care y’all. (I never use that last y-word)

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