WFMU: Stop Hitting Yourself with DJ Greg "Spacebrother" Bishop: Playlist from May 3, 2021

Listener comments!
	5:00pm John R: Hi Space Brother Greg!
	5:01pm spacebrother: Hey John!
	5:02pm chillroom: Got a nice photo of Satchel Paige yesterday. Cheers.
	5:04pm chillroom: Wings.
	5:04pm John R: Wings?
	5:05pm Eric Kilkenny: SPACEBROTHER!!!
	5:05pm spacebrother: Hey Chill - Was it the one of him getting ready to pitch?
	5:05pm spacebrother: @ John - Yes!
	📖 ♥ 5:05pm Scott67: G'day Greg & Space to let! ✌😎🌏🚀
	5:05pm Otis: Paving the path to my local Discovery Museum, Amen.
	5:05pm chillroom: Nope. Sitting in front of his Packard.
	5:06pm Eric Kilkenny: pulling music for my own show.. so totally not listening. hahah but I am here in the chat :)
	♥ 5:06pm spodiodi: greetings, Spacebrother!
	5:07pm spacebrother: Hey Scott67, Eric, Spodi, and Rev. O!
	♥ 5:08pm spodiodi: i wish i knew this song my entire life
	♥ 5:08pm spodiodi: lots of wasted years
	5:09pm spacebrother: @ Eric - I do the same thing.
	5:09pm Otis: I miss the 'Darwin Fish' I had on my Trans Am in the 90s whenever I hear Robin and Crystal Bernard.
	5:10pm spacebrother: I also like this one because it's so L.A. -centric.
	5:11pm spacebrother: @ Otis - I had one of those. I also have one somewhere that's a flying saucer that says "Alien" instead of Darwin.
	5:11pm Otis: This Zappa album is really solid. Keep it on the shelf.
	5:11pm Otis: Loved the 90s fish movement. Wonder if they are still on cars today, I hope so.
	5:12pm spacebrother: I shall do another "California" themed show sometime and this will be on it.
	5:13pm John R: Joe’s Garage is my favorite.
	5:13pm Otis: SB, have you heard this version... blog.wfmu.org...
	5:13pm spacebrother: @ Otis - There were so many variations. I've seen a Flying Spaghetti Monster, Cthulu, etc.
	5:14pm Mr Fab: Beaming in, Spacebrother! I give my daughter Valley Girl lessons. Like, how to do the coordinated facial expressions and hand motions that go with Val speak. She IS a native Val after all.
	5:14pm spacebrother: @ Otis - NO! Thank you !
	5:15pm spacebrother: @ Fab - If all parents were like you, this world would be a much better place.
	5:16pm John R: Lol!
	5:16pm spacebrother: It's funny, I thought I'd heard all of the 365 tracks.
	5:18pm Otis: I forget what's up there myself. Mass content, elapsed time, and memory going in the crapper.
	5:20pm spacebrother: Yeah, i usually remember by association too. These days.
	5:26pm Otis: Nice! Thanks SB!
	5:27pm spacebrother: This is perfect!
	5:30pm Mr Fab: Dokaka, the acapella guy! Forgot about him. He was big in the early internet. I think he did a King Crimson cover that I probly have on some corroding CD-R somewhere.
	5:31pm spacebrother: @ Fab - Yeah - an epic version of "20th Century Schizoid Man," I think.
	♥ 5:34pm Rich in Washington: something that's bewildered me for years. I swear I heard an acapella version of The Units' High Pressure Days back in the 80s by some group who are NOT The Bobs. I cannot find out who did it.
	5:34pm Mr Fab: pretty sure WFMU's own Irwin re-released "There's A New Sound" for Bob Mould's Singles Only Label (SOL) in the '90s.
	5:36pm spacebrother: @ Rich - Sorry, I'm also drawing a blank.
	5:37pm spacebrother: @ Fab - Yeah, I think it was b/w Leona Anderson's "Fish."
	5:44pm spacebrother: I'm not sure if you can communicate through a telescope, Slim. But who cares!
	♥ 5:51pm Rich in Washington: Love this song. There's also a suitably bonkers contemporaneous film shot for it.
	5:52pm spacebrother: @ Rich - I'm currently obsessed with this album.
	5:52pm Otis: The Witch pulled me back to chat from work.. working that magic.
	5:52pm spacebrother: This is the album version, which I think I like better.
	♥ 5:53pm Rich in Washington: It's always funny when bands claim they invented rock videos, when there are all kinds of instances of promo films made for bands that follow the format of modern rock videos going back to the 60s.
	♥ 5:53pm Rich in Washington: This is cool, spacebro! I don't think I've ever heard other songs by The Rattles.
	5:54pm spacebrother: Psychedelic Goth Krautrock!
	♥ 5:55pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, I've only heard The Witch on some 70s Satanic hard rock comp I have. Noice!
	5:56pm spacebrother: @ Rich - Yeah, there are so many great films for songs. And then there are the soundies from the 1940s-'50s.
	♥ 5:56pm Rich in Washington: right. And Scopitones.
	5:57pm Otis: Soundies to Scopes. Still have 3 Something Weird VHS tapes from the 90s of Soundies. Love those. We had a working Scopitone machine here in Montreal (Atomic Cafe) and it took a lot of power to run from what I recall checking it out a decade back.
	♥ 5:58pm Rich in Washington: I need to get a hold of my friend Dennis. He just bought and was having restored a Scopitone player and was going to have a premiere party for it before covid hit. He's a film collector who also has hundreds of scopitone reels.
	♥ 5:59pm Rich in Washington: This is my fave G&C album.
	5:59pm spacebrother: @ Otis - Have to see that the next time I visit!
	5:59pm spacebrother: @ Rich - I'd make a trip to see that.
	6:00pm spacebrother: Gonna run over a bit.
	♥ 6:01pm Rich in Washington: Seriously? I'll keep you posted. The same dude is also part of a tentatively planned Vampira/Maila Nurmi event to take place in Astoria, OR, where Maila went to high school.
	♥ 6:01pm Rich in Washington: Go over! GO GO!
	6:02pm Otis: Unsure it's still in operation here, that was a decade ago but possibly. For sure, Atomic Cafe is a cool place here Greg, few spots next time you visit MTL. Thanks Greg for the Tunes and Toons!
	♥ 6:02pm spodiodi: thanks, Spacebrother!
	📖 ♥ 6:02pm Scott67: Thanks Greg!✌😎🌏
	♥ 6:03pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, spacebrother! I will check out more of The Rattles, fo sho!
	6:03pm chillroom: Good show, Greg.
	6:04pm John R: Good afternoon SBG and everyone!
	6:04pm spacebrother: Thanks all for listening!
	♥ 6:05pm Rich in Washington: byeeeee!
	6:07pm Mr Fab: dang, over already!? See y'all, flying my saucer outta here.

Stop Hitting Yourself with DJ Greg "Spacebrother" Bishop: Playlist from May 3, 2021

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Weird and wonderful sounds from outsider to weird covers and occasionally painful stuff from the Golden Age Of Stupidity.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Me	Stop Hitting Yourself Intro "Stop Hitting Yourself Intro" by "Me"	Sheena's Jungle Room	Sheena's Jungle Room Records	NOW	LP		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Robin and Crystal Bernard	The Ecumenical Movement	Feudin' Fussin' And Frettin'	Thomas Road Baptist Church	1972	LP		0:03:24 (Pop-up)
Tony Burrello	There's a New Sound		Horrible Records	1953	7"	"Recorded at 3400 feet below sea level"	0:05:09 (Pop-up)
Frank and Moon Zappa	Valley Girl "Valley Girl" by "Frank and Moon Zappa"	Ship Arriving Too Late To Save A Drowning Witch	Barking Pumpkin Records	1983	EP		0:07:48 (Pop-up)
Stonewall Jackson	Waterloo "Waterloo" by "Stonewall Jackson"	The Dynamic Stonewall Jackson	Columbia	1959	LP		0:12:36 (Pop-up)
Leroy Van Dyke	The Auctioneer "The Auctioneer" by "Leroy Van Dyke"		Mercury	1972	45		0:15:01 (Pop-up)
Pairote	Tee Makhuea Pok (Your Cheatin' Heart)	Thai Beat A Go-Go Volume 2 (Groovy 60's Sounds From The Land Of Smile!)	Subliminal Sounds	2004	CD		0:17:49 (Pop-up)
Jorge Torrens	Your Cheatin' Heart	Country Rican	Big Rock	1976	LP		0:20:59 (Pop-up)
Da Mokettes and Incredible Q Band	Palolo Valley Girls		Leaping Bento Productions		45		0:25:54 (Pop-up)
Dokaka	Peg "Peg" by "Dokaka"					Cover of Steely Dan (obviously)	0:27:16 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Leroy Anderson	The Syncopated Clock	Leroy Anderson Conducts His Music	Decca	1960	LP		0:31:36 (Pop-up)
Edward Meeker	Take Me Out to the Ballgame	Take Me Out To The Ball Game	Direct Source Special Products Inc.	2003	CD		0:34:48 (Pop-up)
Gene Wisniewski & His Harmony Bells Orchestra	Baseball Polka		Dana		45		0:36:45 (Pop-up)
Count Basie & His Orchestra	Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball?	Count Basie And His Orchestra 1946-1956	Giants Of Jazz	1989	LP		0:39:21 (Pop-up)
Slim Gaillard	Communications "Communications" by "Slim Gaillard"	The Norman Granz Recordings + More	Verve	2018	CD box set		0:41:45 (Pop-up)
Slim Gaillard	Sukiyaki Cha Cha "Sukiyaki Cha Cha" by "Slim Gaillard"	Slim Gaillard Rides Again!	Dot	1959	LP		0:44:12 (Pop-up)
Peggy March	I Will Follow Him (Japanese)	Peggy March	RCA Japan	1981	LP		0:46:24 (Pop-up)
The Rattles	The Witch "The Witch" by "The Rattles"	The Witch	Philips	1971	LP		0:48:51 (Pop-up)
The Rattles	You Can't Have Sunshine Every Day	The Witch	Philips	1971	LP		0:51:43 (Pop-up)
Godley & Creme	An Englishman In New York	Freeze Frame	Polydor	1979	LP		0:54:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Romancieros	El Bueno, El Malo, Y El Feo	Exitos A Go Go (Planetary Pebbles Vol. 2)	AIP Records	1998	CD		1:00:22 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	5:00pm John R: Hi Space Brother Greg!
	5:01pm spacebrother: Hey John!
	5:02pm chillroom: Got a nice photo of Satchel Paige yesterday. Cheers.
	5:04pm chillroom: Wings.
	5:04pm John R: Wings?
	5:05pm Eric Kilkenny: SPACEBROTHER!!!
	5:05pm spacebrother: Hey Chill - Was it the one of him getting ready to pitch?
	5:05pm spacebrother: @ John - Yes!
	📖 ♥ 5:05pm Scott67: G'day Greg & Space to let! ✌😎🌏🚀
	5:05pm Otis: Paving the path to my local Discovery Museum, Amen.
	5:05pm chillroom: Nope. Sitting in front of his Packard.
	5:06pm Eric Kilkenny: pulling music for my own show.. so totally not listening. hahah but I am here in the chat :)
	♥ 5:06pm spodiodi: greetings, Spacebrother!
	5:07pm spacebrother: Hey Scott67, Eric, Spodi, and Rev. O!
	♥ 5:08pm spodiodi: i wish i knew this song my entire life
	♥ 5:08pm spodiodi: lots of wasted years
	5:09pm spacebrother: @ Eric - I do the same thing.
	5:09pm Otis: I miss the 'Darwin Fish' I had on my Trans Am in the 90s whenever I hear Robin and Crystal Bernard.
	5:10pm spacebrother: I also like this one because it's so L.A. -centric.
	5:11pm spacebrother: @ Otis - I had one of those. I also have one somewhere that's a flying saucer that says "Alien" instead of Darwin.
	5:11pm Otis: This Zappa album is really solid. Keep it on the shelf.
	5:11pm Otis: Loved the 90s fish movement. Wonder if they are still on cars today, I hope so.
	5:12pm spacebrother: I shall do another "California" themed show sometime and this will be on it.
	5:13pm John R: Joe’s Garage is my favorite.
	5:13pm Otis: SB, have you heard this version... blog.wfmu.org...
	5:13pm spacebrother: @ Otis - There were so many variations. I've seen a Flying Spaghetti Monster, Cthulu, etc.
	5:14pm Mr Fab: Beaming in, Spacebrother! I give my daughter Valley Girl lessons. Like, how to do the coordinated facial expressions and hand motions that go with Val speak. She IS a native Val after all.
	5:14pm spacebrother: @ Otis - NO! Thank you !
	5:15pm spacebrother: @ Fab - If all parents were like you, this world would be a much better place.
	5:16pm John R: Lol!
	5:16pm spacebrother: It's funny, I thought I'd heard all of the 365 tracks.
	5:18pm Otis: I forget what's up there myself. Mass content, elapsed time, and memory going in the crapper.
	5:20pm spacebrother: Yeah, i usually remember by association too. These days.
	5:26pm Otis: Nice! Thanks SB!
	5:27pm spacebrother: This is perfect!
	5:30pm Mr Fab: Dokaka, the acapella guy! Forgot about him. He was big in the early internet. I think he did a King Crimson cover that I probly have on some corroding CD-R somewhere.
	5:31pm spacebrother: @ Fab - Yeah - an epic version of "20th Century Schizoid Man," I think.
	♥ 5:34pm Rich in Washington: something that's bewildered me for years. I swear I heard an acapella version of The Units' High Pressure Days back in the 80s by some group who are NOT The Bobs. I cannot find out who did it.
	5:34pm Mr Fab: pretty sure WFMU's own Irwin re-released "There's A New Sound" for Bob Mould's Singles Only Label (SOL) in the '90s.
	5:36pm spacebrother: @ Rich - Sorry, I'm also drawing a blank.
	5:37pm spacebrother: @ Fab - Yeah, I think it was b/w Leona Anderson's "Fish."
	5:44pm spacebrother: I'm not sure if you can communicate through a telescope, Slim. But who cares!
	♥ 5:51pm Rich in Washington: Love this song. There's also a suitably bonkers contemporaneous film shot for it.
	5:52pm spacebrother: @ Rich - I'm currently obsessed with this album.
	5:52pm Otis: The Witch pulled me back to chat from work.. working that magic.
	5:52pm spacebrother: This is the album version, which I think I like better.
	♥ 5:53pm Rich in Washington: It's always funny when bands claim they invented rock videos, when there are all kinds of instances of promo films made for bands that follow the format of modern rock videos going back to the 60s.
	♥ 5:53pm Rich in Washington: This is cool, spacebro! I don't think I've ever heard other songs by The Rattles.
	5:54pm spacebrother: Psychedelic Goth Krautrock!
	♥ 5:55pm Rich in Washington: Yeah, I've only heard The Witch on some 70s Satanic hard rock comp I have. Noice!
	5:56pm spacebrother: @ Rich - Yeah, there are so many great films for songs. And then there are the soundies from the 1940s-'50s.
	♥ 5:56pm Rich in Washington: right. And Scopitones.
	5:57pm Otis: Soundies to Scopes. Still have 3 Something Weird VHS tapes from the 90s of Soundies. Love those. We had a working Scopitone machine here in Montreal (Atomic Cafe) and it took a lot of power to run from what I recall checking it out a decade back.
	♥ 5:58pm Rich in Washington: I need to get a hold of my friend Dennis. He just bought and was having restored a Scopitone player and was going to have a premiere party for it before covid hit. He's a film collector who also has hundreds of scopitone reels.
	♥ 5:59pm Rich in Washington: This is my fave G&C album.
	5:59pm spacebrother: @ Otis - Have to see that the next time I visit!
	5:59pm spacebrother: @ Rich - I'd make a trip to see that.
	6:00pm spacebrother: Gonna run over a bit.
	♥ 6:01pm Rich in Washington: Seriously? I'll keep you posted. The same dude is also part of a tentatively planned Vampira/Maila Nurmi event to take place in Astoria, OR, where Maila went to high school.
	♥ 6:01pm Rich in Washington: Go over! GO GO!
	6:02pm Otis: Unsure it's still in operation here, that was a decade ago but possibly. For sure, Atomic Cafe is a cool place here Greg, few spots next time you visit MTL. Thanks Greg for the Tunes and Toons!
	♥ 6:02pm spodiodi: thanks, Spacebrother!
	📖 ♥ 6:02pm Scott67: Thanks Greg!✌😎🌏
	♥ 6:03pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, spacebrother! I will check out more of The Rattles, fo sho!
	6:03pm chillroom: Good show, Greg.
	6:04pm John R: Good afternoon SBG and everyone!
	6:04pm spacebrother: Thanks all for listening!
	♥ 6:05pm Rich in Washington: byeeeee!
	6:07pm Mr Fab: dang, over already!? See y'all, flying my saucer outta here.

Stop Hitting Yourself with DJ Greg "Spacebrother" Bishop: Playlist from May 3, 2021

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