WFMU: Aerial View: Playlist from November 15, 2011

Aerial View: Playlist from November 15, 2011

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November 15, 2011: Pre-Occupy

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Election	Ennio Chris T. Morricone

Listener comments!
	6:11pm bz: Chris T rules
	6:12pm Bas, NL: It's on!
	6:37pm Sjxx: The DA disappeared in the shower?
	6:42pm Sjxx: Can there be a reason to traumatize oneself with news?
	6:43pm Dante: Why exactly was some young kid hanging out in the showers of a university anyway? What was he doing there?
	6:48pm swampsucker don: call it whatever you want but let's not start calling it a disease. it's criminal
	6:49pm Dave again: Great call after mine and great topic for your show. The rioting Penn State kids didn't know then what we are hearing now. The graduate assistant was a kid as well, as I recall my ability to be an adult at 19. Why should the correction of this problem fall on him?
	6:49pm Listener Ian: Dante - He was being raped, apparently.
	6:55pm Ike: Hey Jay, that's State College, not College Park! Don't get the lovely state of Maryland mixed up in all this.
	6:57pm Danne D: @Dave Again - the graduate assistant was 28 at the time he witnessed the attack. Not 19.
	6:57pm Leber: Who cares about Penn State. Zuccoti Park was turned into a concentration camp today.
	6:57pm Dave again: I want to know more about the selling of kids to Second Mile. Which is what it amounts to, so ambitious parents and their sons may now cost taxpayers like me a lot of millions in the mega-lawsuit end!
	6:58pm Sjxx: More is allowed as these days go on.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Election	Ennio Chris T. Morricone

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Listener comments!
	6:11pm bz: Chris T rules
	6:12pm Bas, NL: It's on!
	6:37pm Sjxx: The DA disappeared in the shower?
	6:42pm Sjxx: Can there be a reason to traumatize oneself with news?
	6:43pm Dante: Why exactly was some young kid hanging out in the showers of a university anyway? What was he doing there?
	6:48pm swampsucker don: call it whatever you want but let's not start calling it a disease. it's criminal
	6:49pm Dave again: Great call after mine and great topic for your show. The rioting Penn State kids didn't know then what we are hearing now. The graduate assistant was a kid as well, as I recall my ability to be an adult at 19. Why should the correction of this problem fall on him?
	6:49pm Listener Ian: Dante - He was being raped, apparently.
	6:55pm Ike: Hey Jay, that's State College, not College Park! Don't get the lovely state of Maryland mixed up in all this.
	6:57pm Danne D: @Dave Again - the graduate assistant was 28 at the time he witnessed the attack. Not 19.
	6:57pm Leber: Who cares about Penn State. Zuccoti Park was turned into a concentration camp today.
	6:57pm Dave again: I want to know more about the selling of kids to Second Mile. Which is what it amounts to, so ambitious parents and their sons may now cost taxpayers like me a lot of millions in the mega-lawsuit end!
	6:58pm Sjxx: More is allowed as these days go on.

Aerial View: Playlist from November 15, 2011

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