WFMU: Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from May 4, 2020

Listener comments!
	9:02am Davee: Hello Joe - how are you today?
	9:02am David (in London): Hello Noiseniks. Greetings Joe!
	9:02am Marley P. Dogg: Yip yip me strength
	9:02am 12539: BoingBoingBoinG!
	9:03am Davee: Nononononnononononononononononono
	9:03am Strandlund: It's the Great Joe McGasko!! YIP YIP YIP!!!
	9:03am Handy Haversack: Morning, Joe. Feeling random this morning! Greetings, Yippers! David, how does Monday find you?
	9:03am WoodsOfNH: Say, where does this intro hootenanny come from?
	9:03am Snoochienucci: yip yip yip yip
	9:05am Quinn: My children are doing the most disturbing/hilarious interpretive dance to this
	9:05am Ken From Hyde Park: Huh, never noticed it before, but the first part of the Yips into is like part of The Edgar Winter Group's "Frankenstein." Boing boing!
	9:07am steveo: good morning all! @woods: Sesame Street! www.youtube.com...
	9:07am David (in London): Hey Handy. Not too bad this end for a Monday really. Been distracted by the fact that there is a fox snoozing in a sunny corner of the garden, so I keep going to the window to look at him. Hey Snoochmeister. And steveo.
	9:08am Marley P. Dogg: Hi Joe, hi fellow yippers - hope everyone is well
	9:08am Deborah: Good Morning Everyone! Hard to get back to academic mode.
	9:08am Lixiviated Life: Time for The Joe McGask-au-GoGo (it's groovy baby)
	9:09am WoodsOfNH: @steveo Ah, thanks!
	9:09am melinda: Morning!
	9:10am Snoochienucci: hello there DIL!
	9:10am Brian in UK: Hey Joe. Thanks for being here.
	9:11am Deborah: Mood music.
	9:11am David (in London): Hey Melinda. I had to look up Once Around the Sun. A (for a long time unreleased) documentary about Australia's first ever open air rock music festival: www.cinephilia.net.au...
	9:12am testingwithfire: Hi Joe and randomfolk!
	9:12am David (in London): Hello Brian. Man, I would love to go to a Midnight Luau right now. But it's 2pm. And I'm in Hackney. And I can't leave the house. Sigh.
	9:12am Handy Haversack: David, I'm going to see if our wifi can handle WFMU and my work connection so I can go keep an eye on the birds for a while. Saw a Baltimore oriole this morning. Hey, Snooch!
	9:12am Brian in UK: Hello Reynard in London. Do not see them around these parts.
	9:13am Brian in UK: Time for Houseparty with the family.
	9:13am LastWhiteRhino: Good morning Joe and skeleton fan club members.
	9:13am Marley P. Dogg: So is every song a random pull?
	9:14am David (in London): Let's talk dirty in Hawaiian...
	9:14am Dances with Moomins: this makes me want to go for some Polynesian dancing lessons
	9:14am Snoochienucci: Hey there Handy-man!
	9:14am TDK60: Good morning DJ Joe. What if you pull out a 20-minute prog rock suite?!
	9:14am Joe McG: Welcome to Random Pull, everybody, all songs we're hearing together for the first time!
	9:15am The Butterman: Ooooooooop Joe! Reckless!
	9:15am David (in London): Handy, that's a bird and a half for sure. Needs a soundtrack of Sir Lord Baltimore (Oriel). Hey TDK. Greetings to you.
	9:15am steveo: and here i was about to compliment your careful curation
	9:16am steveo: the mind looks for similarities, i guess :)
	9:16am dave wuz here: i just put on my grass skirt and now i'm supposed to cha cha? i feel silly but ok whatever
	9:17am Deborah: The idea is so cool.
	9:18am coelacanth∅: good morning Joe and all
	9:18am Threemoons: Morning Joe McG, fellow YipYips...
	9:20am TDK60: Afternoon David in London.
	9:21am Peter from Dover NJ: THIS!! I'll never go to another Saturday night fish fry!
	9:21am Marley P. Dogg: I wish we had a visual on the album covers for all of these randoms
	9:21am Joe McG: Wow, all pretty good music so far! I know it will get worse at some point!
	9:22am fred: Good morning Joe and all @Joe: do you have to keep you finger hovering over the dump button?
	9:23am Joe McG: @Marley: Post links in the playlist comments! @fred: I'm steering clear of most punk and hip-hop just to be safe.
	9:23am Webhamster Henry: The WFMU library is nothing if not curated!
	9:24am David (in London): McGasko rocks the house even with a blindfold on!
	9:25am Peter from Dover NJ: @ Joe McG, I didn't know what to expect, but this is a most rockin' set.
	9:25am Joe McG: @David: For my next trick, I'll cue records with my nose!
	9:25am Marley P. Dogg: Great idea Joe! John Sangster www.google.com...
	9:25am coelacanth∅: i.ebayimg.com...
	9:26am listener 126464: ah yes the cling wrap theme
	9:26am Marley P. Dogg: Mad Gypsy - www.google.com...
	9:26am TDK60: This is actually what I needed, some mad Gypsy music to blow away any sluggishness.
	9:27am Webhamster Henry: Somehow it's random AND exactly like a Surface Noise set.
	9:27am testingwithfire: I recommend following the Mad Gypsy link
	9:27am Marley P. Dogg: Harlem banjo www.ebay.com...
	9:28am Handy Haversack: Wifi handling it so far! On the back porch. All is leafy green and shady here. Not too shabby. Might risk moving down to a chair. No stinkers yet, Joe!
	9:29am Marley P. Dogg: Carl Stevens www.discogs.com...
	9:29am Webhamster Henry: The world's slowest Miserlou.
	9:30am Marley P. Dogg: The Sheik’s Men www.discogs.com...
	9:30am David (in London): This is surely the album to listen to whilst sitting by the oasis.
	9:30am Crudbringer: Morning everyone!
	9:32am coelacanth∅: img.discogs.com...
	9:32am David (in London): Marley - 13 copies for sale! I might have to buy me one. I'm badly in need of some Crud right now. If only someone would appear with a bountiful supply.... Hey Crudbringer.
	9:32am TDK60: 2 belly dance albums together? randomness?
	9:32am Rachel Bo Bachel: Joe Rose (my 4 year old) and I are exploring our dance versatility in the kitchen with this world travelin’ set!
	9:33am Marley P. Dogg: Abdul Alexi www.discogs.com...
	9:33am TIMPANDA: Morning Joe and Everyone! Thanks for joining us. May 4th babbyyyy. Get ready for some good news today
	9:33am WoodsOfNH: Some of this set reminds me of a show I used to listen to on the University of Lowell radio station. It was an all "lounge" show called Martini's With Mancini
	9:34am Marley P. Dogg: Loki www.discogs.com...
	9:35am ParUbi: I love this concept, Joe! Fantastic idea!
	9:35am TDK60: Woods, there is a WFMU show that goes in this sort of direction, mostly exotica. It's Explorers Room on the Give the Drummer Stream on Thur. 7 - 10 PM.
	9:36am Threemoons: Love the "Summer Swim Club in the Catskills" vibe going on here...
	9:36am Marley P. Dogg: Midnight Luau www.discogs.com...
	9:37am Marley P. Dogg: Leon Lowman www.discogs.com...
	9:37am coelacanth∅: lots of albums called "cha cha cha-mambo-merengue too (as you could imagine) i had to get very specific to find the right one. (^)
	9:38am Marley P. Dogg: I know - I couldn’t find that one
	9:38am coelacanth∅: hmm, not fiesta...
	9:39am WoodsOfNH: @TDK60 Thanks! I'll have to check that out. Exotica, that's the better word. He did introduce me to people like Esquivel.
	9:40am David (in London): The Waikikis were label-mates of Silver Apples. That makes me happy.
	9:40am Handy Haversack: Able was I ...
	9:41am Marley P. Dogg: This show is amazing today
	9:41am Baja Joe: Loving the concept. Good stuff.
	9:41am ParUbi: "let's hear what it sounds like" good name for a show
	9:42am David (in London): ..'ere, I heard Elba!
	9:42am Marley P. Dogg: Elba www.discogs.com...
	9:44am Toothgrinder Tom: Looks like she’s not infrequently naked.
	9:44am Joe McG: The danger of doing a show like this is exposing your ignorance of many things that other people might know very well! But I can handle it.
	9:44am Fernando P.: It’s known fact that this day if you go by Elba’s house by the beach in Bahia you can still see Elba walking around the house without any clothes.
	9:44am Joe McG: @Fernando: !
	9:45am Marley P. Dogg: Fernando - have you caught a glimpse?
	9:45am ?: nice show selecter charlies roots brought the soca fire live back in the nineties
	9:45am The old pooperoo: clothes just interfere with breathing and inhibit dynamics. John Lennon understood this.
	9:46am Joe McG: I just noticed that there's a poster in the Elba LP where she's, uh, bottomless!
	9:46am Marley P. Dogg: Charlie Roots www.discogs.com...
	9:46am johnk77: i am ? above
	9:46am ParUbi: Exposed ignorance! Danger of learning and growing, how embarrassing for everyone!
	9:46am The old pooperoo: So did Yoko Ono. unfortunately.
	9:47am David (in London): Elba says you just have to let it all hang out. Hey Toothgrinder Tom.
	9:48am Joe McG: Ooh, little Bohannon-type guitar bits!
	9:48am Morphe': Joe: Since not listened to, do you use the delay process in case there is anything inappropriate???
	9:49am Joe McG: @Morphe': I have the mighty Dump button to handle that, but I've been pretty careful not to choose anything that looks like it might be trouble. But you never know! I'm ready.
	9:50am WoodsOfNH: I dunno, Squeengie Weengie Love might be trouble!
	9:50am TDK60: Morphe, let's hope the Dump Button isn't close to the Echo Machine button.
	9:51am 12539: I have to start working "Squeengie Weengie" into my vocabulary.
	9:51am Joe McG: Actually, I'm a little worried about this next one....
	9:51am johnk77: tamlins vocalists also backed peter tosh live north america 1979
	9:52am Marley P. Dogg: Tamlins - looks like the album cover was shot at the mall and put on t-shirts www.discogs.com...
	9:52am Joe McG: @johnk77: They don't look like spring chickens, exactly.
	9:52am coelacanth∅: "obscenities" are only a problem if the audience understands them!
	9:53am johnk77: super nice guys well known then in ja
	9:55am Marley P. Dogg: J.J. Fad www.discogs.com...
	9:56am coelacanth∅: squeengie eenie weengie meenie Love beats
	9:56am 12539: "Eenie meenie disaleenie ooh wah bop a leenie"
	9:56am Marley P. Dogg: * correction www.discogs.com...
	9:56am doctorrock: GOT ME JAMMINNN
	9:56am Webhamster Henry: There's an instrumental side - we can make Karaoke out of it!
	9:56am Crudbringer: Wow... volleyball. Sadly underrepresented in hip-hop unless there is a subgenre of which I've been tragically ignorant.
	9:57am Marley P. Dogg: 1988 at it’s finest
	9:57am Fernando P: Haven't been to Elba's house but I've seen Playboy Magazine edition featuring her and that's enough.
	9:58am Marley P. Dogg: BENGA BLAST!!!! www.discogs.com...
	9:59am sinner: Back at work today for the State of Alabama. Help me...drums in the deep...we cannot get out....
	10:00am Marley P. Dogg: Stay safe Sinner! Hope all is well
	10:01am TDK60: Longtime WFMU DJ Irene Trudel returns to the "air" today on the Drummer stream, at noon.
	10:01am Neil M: Talking Heads heard this Daniel Owino and thought, "Let's do this song called Nothing But Flowers"
	10:04am melinda: @TDK yay
	10:04am TDK60: Bush Tetras or Delta 5 influence on that B&G?
	10:05am Marley P. Dogg: Bound & Gagged www.discogs.com...
	10:06am Marley P. Dogg: White Animals - 1981 www.discogs.com...
	10:07am The Oscar: Mornin'! As a lifelong Boston record store dweller I'm ashamed to admit I've never heard of Bound & Gagged, but I can't rule out the possibility that I've crossed paths with one or more members.
	10:08am Morphe': Bound and Gagged Live Hurrah 1981 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QGAwsCi8zg
	10:10am Marley P. Dogg: Slaughter Joe - 1986 www.discogs.com...
	10:12am listener Rey: I like this concept for a show. This is the kind of genre-jumping programming that got me hooked on WFMU
	10:12am Marley P. Dogg: Low Max 1990 - cool cover www.discogs.com...
	10:12am TDK60: Slaughter Joe & the MFQ very close to Byrds' version of same.
	10:13am Brian in UK: Joe, is Single File a random pull?
	10:13am Handy Haversack: This guy is R.E.M.?
	10:13am Joe McG: @Brian: Yes indeed!
	10:14am The Oscar: "I Am R.E.M." would fit well in a set with "We're the Pet Shop Boys" by My Robot Friend" and "We're the Replacements" by They Might Be Giants.
	10:14am Jeffrey Davison: Alexa, go into the record library and pull random stuff for my show. And hurry the f--- up, it's ten to 9. Great show!
	10:15am Marley P. Dogg: Miss Bliss - 1987 www.discogs.com...
	10:16am egould310: Track down some Einstein’s Riceboys. They’d fit in nicely with this show.
	10:16am testingwithfire: @The Oscar former Eastern MA resident says hey!
	10:18am Marley P. Dogg: Nature Lovers - 1985 www.discogs.com...
	10:19am tim from Champaign (now washington): Hey Joe and everybody!
	10:21am Marc Francis: It was just about to get real pretty!
	10:21am Toothgrinder Tom: David (in London), how are things (in London)?
	10:21am The Oscar: @testing Hey hey! You'll be happy to know that many of the longtime shops are still standing-- I worked at Planet Records in Cambridge for many years :)
	10:22am Marley P. Dogg: Tom Novembre - 1985 - looks like he is participating in a satanic relay race www.discogs.com...
	10:24am Handy Haversack: Not Nature Loves lovers around here!
	10:24am Marley P. Dogg: Kirjuhel - 1985 www.discogs.com...
	10:25am Itzall Tumánnio: Good morning Joe, good morning everyone. Enjoying the music this morning, thank you.
	10:26am Handy Haversack: Not Nature Loves lovers around here!
	10:26am Ken From Hyde Park: Dueling skeletons!
	10:28am Handy Haversack: Sorry^. Internet connection was getting squirrelly.
	10:28am Marley P. Dogg: Juggling babies 1987 www.discogs.com...
	10:29am karlward: This show is the best thing that will happen today
	10:29am Roberto: I often think life must be a lot easier for dumb people.
	10:30am karlward: It's all downhill from here guys
	10:31am Marley P. Dogg: Mark Graham - 1986 www.discogs.com...
	10:31am zivilars: being dumb and having a job is all I ask for to be happy
	10:31am UglyAura: Mark Graham invented the Big Band Theory and has been keeping the Pacific Northwest less gloomy since the Eighties.
	10:32am Itzall Tumánnio: Roberto, well- dumb people with trust funds, anyway.
	10:32am TDK60: Matt, I don't see the cheeseburger on the cover.
	10:32am prudy: thanks Joe for this timely ditty...
	10:33am Handy Haversack: There's something Warwickian about the voice, though. Echoes of Fancy Bad Boy.
	10:33am Morphe': There is musical skill - ....
	10:34am 12539: Handy - I thought the same.
	10:35am TDK60: not so odd, sorta in the fun folk field.
	10:36am Chop Scott: Morning Joe!
	10:36am testingwithfire: I have a minor but necessary surgery scheduled for this afternoon, good vibes requested
	10:37am fred: "Les Nains de 1 M 80" means "The 6-foot Tall Dwarves"
	10:37am Marley P. Dogg: Good luck testing - be well - speedy recovery
	10:40am TDK60: good luck testingw.f.
	10:40am The Oscar: Modern Method was the label arm of New England record store chain Newbury Comics (which is still active, but now focuses more on novelty gifts than music). As a label, they're best known for the great hardcore comp This Is Boston Not LA.
	10:40am Roberto: Dumb people tend to be lacking in nagging self-doubt, I've found. Life must be sweet when you think you're always right.
	10:41am Toothgrinder Tom: @testing break a leg today, man!
	10:41am Marley P. Dogg: The Dull - 1985 www.discogs.com...
	10:42am Itzall Tumánnio: Refreshing that they are actually pronouncing NUCLEAR correctly and I'm sure she IS.
	10:42am tim from Champaign (now washington): This is pretty great! I love bonehead so-moronic-it’s-brilliant punk.
	10:43am Joe McG: Wow, it's long!
	10:43am Brian in UK: testingwithfire, good luck, hope you do not have to go very far.
	10:44am David (in London): Tom, just back from the shops where an elderly lady told me to 'piss off', so SNAFU in London as they say How's yourself? Hey morphester.
	10:45am The Chief: Wait, I'm confused. Is she a nuclear bomb?
	10:45am WoodsOfNH: @David (in London) Perhaps you should not have worn that "Old People Suck" tee-shirt.
	10:45am Marley P. Dogg: @chief - Hahahahah TBD
	10:47am Marley P. Dogg: Alfie Kahn - 1969 www.discogs.com...
	10:47am David (in London): Tom, you're right. Damn my constant sartorial misjudgement.
	10:48am Toothgrinder Tom: @David some old people are wonderful, others go sour, she was obviously one of the latter (or just having a bad day). I am well, it’s an absolutely gorgeous day here in Jersey City and I’ve already put in a run. So I’m ahead of the game. Practicing my guitar now.
	10:49am Marley P. Dogg: Mi Generación 1971 www.discogs.com...
	10:49am bill OHara: enjoy your show every monday morning.
	10:49am Joe McG: Thanks Bill! Are you the same Bill who donated so many fine records to the library?
	10:50am bill OHara: yes i think so long time ago
	10:51am bill OHara: great stuff
	10:51am Marley P. Dogg: The Continental Co-Ets www.discogs.com...
	10:51am Joe McG: @BillOH: Our "Good Life" section is largely composed of your donations. Gold!
	10:52am Brian in UK: David, another older canal boat owner near our daughter told her to shift her fat arse, she was sitting reading by the towpath. She was not in his way and does not have a fat arse.
	10:53am Marley P. Dogg: @Brian - some people are just super grumpy now - a crazy guy told my dog to Shut the F up
	10:54am David (in London): Brian, oh dear, sorry to hear that. Techiness sometimes will not contained, will it? Tom - shred some for me pal!
	10:54am Marley P. Dogg: Joe Hebert Band - 1981 www.discogs.com...
	10:55am Toothgrinder Tom: @Marley not cool!
	10:55am The Oscar: This set in particular has been top-notch-- you may want to go back and claim it was intentional!
	10:56am xtrakrispy: Chatting with Cynthia Sley of the Bush Tetras, in isolation somewhere in Vermont. She says they used to play with Bound and Gagged whenever they played Boston.
	10:56am Phillippe Bastille: good morning
	10:56am Brian in UK: She understood that he could have been in a bad mood but took exception to the arse comment.
	10:56am Joe McG: @xtra: Neat!
	10:56am egould310: This guy is no Jello Biafra, no matter how hard he tries.
	10:56am coelacanth∅: fiber fiber fiber fiber boing boing boing boing
	10:56am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: This sounds vaguely Jello Biafra-ish.
	10:57am The Chief: When Will Powers' "Dancing For Mental Health" isn't punk enough for you
	10:57am Lixiviated Life: How lazy do you have to be to write a song by reading a list of ingredients ?
	10:57am WoodsOfNH: A poke in the eye with a blunt stick.
	10:58am The Chief: Ooh, Riff Doctors were good
	10:58am Brian in UK: I keep hearing the begining of Matthew and Son.
	10:58am -Ken: HOLY SHIT. The Fiber song!!!!
	10:58am Snoochienucci: time for a zoom call, ill be back before too long... hopefully. Thanks for the fun show Joe. Hopefully ill be back for the grand finale
	10:58am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Lixiviated: Black Grape made it work.
	10:58am -Ken: The fiber guy is BETTER than Jello Biafra
	10:58am The Chief: Riff Doctors' "Turn Me On" is pretty solid power pop. Haven't heard this one. Nice.
	10:58am Marley P. Dogg: Conceptutol - www.discogs.com...
	10:59am P-90: Riff Doctors have classic New Wave guitar tone.
	11:00am Marley P. Dogg: Riff Doctors - 1982 www.discogs.com...
	11:00am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Joe & all!
	11:00am efd: Riff Doctors may have the one of the worst Band Name to Song Quality ratios out there.
	11:00am Mikey_B: The jangle is unbelievable here.
	11:00am patrick321: Wow the Riff Doctors!
	11:01am egould310: Many guitar tracks layered in here.
	11:01am Marley P. Dogg: Travelers - 1964 www.discogs.com...
	11:02am Lixiviated Life: I HAD THIS RECORD !!! My FAVORITE Exhibit at the Worlds Fair
	11:02am P-90: The legendary Peter Thomas announcing.
	11:02am patrick321: Frank Bednash and Donna Esposito (ex-Cyclones) on guitars there.
	11:02am The Chief: "If your ancestors loved you, they would have invested these rocks and stones into a high-yield investment account"
	11:02am wendy del formaggio: I have this record! (Triumph of Man) I haven’t listened to it in years.
	11:03am The Oscar: This one reminds me of the Firesign Theatre's "I Think We're All Bozos on This Bus."
	11:03am David (in London): Hey Phillippe.
	11:03am Listener Robert: I HAVE THAT RECORD TOO! Also got it at the World's Fair. In the late 1990s I got it out and played it for friends at my July 4 party.
	11:03am Agent Peter: Relax your wigs
	11:04am Toothgrinder Tom: Hey, it’s the Paleo Diet Radio Hour!
	11:04am secret squirrel 17: Omg! I remember this! From the Worlds Fair. Part of my childhood.
	11:05am Toothgrinder Tom: I think I recognize the narrator’s voice from old PBS documentaries.
	11:05am Greg from ZONE 5: Please tell me there's an animated short that goes with this.
	11:05am Marley P. Dogg: Very reasonably priced on Discogs if anyone is so inclined
	11:05am WoodsOfNH: My mom worked for Travelers. She ran a tabulator, whatever the heck that is. Also spoke proudly of this world's fair.
	11:05am The Chief: "I'm your insurance salesman, Henry David Thoreau"
	11:06am Toothgrinder Tom: D’oh! Taxes!
	11:06am Marley P. Dogg: Silly man
	11:06am Listener Robert: tabulator = computer
	11:07am The Chief: "Do YOU have insurance against a proletariat uprising?"
	11:07am Phillippe Bastille: Hey DiL
	11:07am Greg from ZONE 5: And then, modern man begat…INSURANCE!
	11:07am P-90: @Greg from Zone Five: no but there’s an elaborate three-dimensional ride-through exhibit that goes with it.
	11:07am WoodsOfNH: www.youtube.com...
	11:07am Morphe': "Animals have instincts, but humans need protection...." Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom with Marvin Perkins -Sunday nights at 7pmEST (1960???? ->)
	11:08am testingwithfire (she / they): @WoodsOfNH would her job be considered programming today? Curious
	11:10am testingwithfire (she / they): @Joe McG Discogs says Spain for Triste y Solo
	11:10am Listener Robert: Thing is, at that time, tabulators at that time were likely to be electromechanical rather than all-electronic. Just like "computer", the term applied to a range of devices, including those that worked with punch cards and those that were fancy adding machines. He job today might've been considered data entry, or something else depending on the type of tabulation.
	11:11am p20: Hi, slightly late to the party here - happy Monday Joe and all the regulars!
	11:11am WoodsOfNH: @testingwithfire @Listener Robert Right. They were related to punch card readers.
	11:11am coelacanth∅: the dull used to get played on wfmu in the mid-80s. i thought the middle of that song was the best part.
	11:13am The Oscar: My fave pandemic movie is I DRINK YOUR BLOOD, which dares to ask the question: What if the Manson Family contracted rabies?
	11:13am testingwithfire (she / they): Apropos of everything, do check out the doc on burlesque performer Fancy Feast. By the same folks who brought you the Suzy Hotrod doc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VG48AGPoIY8
	11:13am Lixiviated Life: Agent Peter @11:03 This is not a wig (simply a bad haircut) .
	11:13am Toothgrinder Tom: An early form of ‘mentat’ (from Herbert’s ‘Dune’) - human computers made necessary after the revolt of the machines.
	11:14am TDK60: You found a weird album, in the library?!
	11:15am The Oscar: Oh man, I know this record! We got a copy at the store I worked at-- we eventually determined it was the product of some backwoods cult/commune. IIRC it wound up being worth a small fortune (though I believe it's since been reissued).
	11:15am Itzall Tumánnio: He found her messin' 'round with a blubber-band?!?
	11:16am Marley P. Dogg: The Ant Trip Ceremony - 1968 www.discogs.com...
	11:18am Morphe': "Hey Joe, where ya goin' with those 45s in yer hands????"
	11:18am coelacanth∅: the best psych is the psych with yodeling
	11:18am testingwithfire (she / they): Cults, midnight runs to Mexico, murder charges... sounds perfectly good and fine
	11:18am Listener Robert: Interesting way to characterize the mentats. I remember their having resulted from a revulsion AGAINST machines (automated ones, at least); but did that result from an earlier REVOLT BY/OF machines? Frank Herbert must've known about idiots savants, because the mentats were people who, thru study and practice, could switch at will into a trancelike savant state. I remember the Paul Gross character's having done that on "Due South" once.
	11:18am David (in London): Which ant could resist a trip ceremony like this???!!!
	11:19am SeanG: best version of hey joe i ever heard
	11:19am P-90: Maybe the worst Hey Joe ever
	11:20am Joe non Papa: I once taped a show that played 21 versions of Hey Joe.
	11:20am egould310: Here we go. This could suck. Is it at the correct speed? Maybe try 45 rpm?
	11:20am steveo: sounds like the 1991 i remember :)
	11:20am The Oscar: Actually, I'm starting to doubt myself-- it might have been a band called Harbinger that was from the cult. We got both in around the same time, and both were private press psych records that wound up being worth $1000+.
	11:20am Bryant: For those listening along, here's Klute on discogs: www.discogs.com...
	11:21am p20: Yeah, this feels like a Ken selection
	11:21am the cl@m digger: Get Klute on the heavily played Spotify list asap
	11:21am David (in London): I've always said that the Zoth Ommoc label is a guarantee of quality.
	11:21am ?: This one's got the neighborhood dogs barking.
	11:21am karlward: Apparently they had to hide their lyrics
	11:21am testingwithfire (she / they): Was this truly a RANDOM pull, Ken?
	11:21am Bryant: "Recorded naked at Strip Studios, 1991."
	11:22am David (in London): Hey Klute, The Young Gods want their riff back.
	11:22am coelacanth∅: in the old days, when i used youboob for music sometimes, i made a playlist that included ...51? versions of hey joe. (and i didn't include some)
	11:22am Listener Robert: You have the same suspicion I do about the randomness of Ken's pull. Too much like his fare.
	11:22am SeanG: is this Ken's old band?
	11:23am WoodsOfNH: C'mon, this is pure Creamo Coyl
	11:23am the cl@m digger: Do you ever worry that a random pull will have a swear word on it? Do you have to stay prepared to beep it in real time?
	11:24am p20: One time saw Dee Alexander (Chicago jazz singer) do a tribute to Hendrix. She turned "Hey Joe" into a long "You don't have to do it, Joe. Put that gun down, Joe. You know what's going to happen if you shoot that gun - the popo will come. And you will go to jail for a long, long time". It was fabulous.
	11:24am Davee: I thought I was listening to Ken's show
	11:24am p20: And don't forget: K is for Khlam!
	11:24am Roberto: Those would be apes, not monkeys.
	11:25am coelacanth∅: haha p20 that sounds awesome
	11:25am testingwithfire (she / they): We need a mechanical tabulator to do truly random pulls. Then again, don't give Silicon Valley any ideas.
	11:25am Bryant: A quick search of the WFMU archive shows that Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine was on top of Klute decades before Ken made them cool. It's on some of her playlists from 1991 (!).
	11:25am dotpattern: K for KRAAN
	11:25am David (in London): And K is for Klaatu.
	11:25am coelacanth∅: (except Roland Kirk should be in the Rs)
	11:25am p20: coelacanth∅: R for Rashaan?
	11:26am p20: Sorry, Rahsaan
	11:26am dotpattern: @coelacanth∅ By first name? Woah.
	11:26am p20: (I'm so embarrased)
	11:27am Marley P. Dogg: Pat Morrissey - 1960 www.discogs.com...
	11:27am coelacanth∅: i have my Roland Kirk AND my Rahsaan Roland Kirk under R. (together, between ro... and ro...)
	11:28am testingwithfire (she / they): NOT RANDOM. J'accuse!
	11:28am Listener Robert: Cl@m Digger, Melanie Thiel showed me how that works. The DJ wears headphones that carry the real time material going out, which is on a delay from what's coming off the record. The DJ is ALSO listening to it as it comes off the record. So when the DJ hears something that needs to be bleeped, the DJ memorizes the sequence of words around that, then listens to it via headphones as it goes out, and makes the cut at the appropriate time. if they're good, they can cut VERY close around it.
	11:28am Marley P. Dogg: Groove (hot dog) merchant - 1967 www.discogs.com...
	11:29am Greg from ZONE 5: Holy shit I love this.
	11:29am p20: i've been vaguely obsessed with this song for a long time (since I heard Henry Kaiser Band play it)
	11:29am Listener Robert: Occupational hazard of listening to the delayed and undelayed material simultaneously: tinnitus.
	11:29am David (in London): It's not virtuoso, and it's not shittyflute, so perhaps its competentflute.
	11:30am p20: D(iL): Semi-OK flute
	11:31am David (in London): p20 - Me too. Hilariously the actual bridge is, I think, only about 12 or something feet high, so Billie Joe would have to have been pretty unlucky to actually do himself in.
	11:31am listener Rey: sound the goat alarm!
	11:31am Marley P. Dogg: Arbee Stidham - 1973 www.discogs.com...
	11:32am Toothgrinder Tom: @Listener Robert I may need to review my Dune lore (it’s been a minute).
	11:33am Brian in UK: Take your hand off my knee and put it.....
	11:33am Listener Robert: Dune was something I was glad I read (in the 1970s) but never wanted to reread, and never wanted to read the sequels, which I was told were not as good.
	11:34am p20: @D(iL): Listen closer. Nobody jumped off the bridge. they tossed something. But what it was, remains a mystery
	11:34am coelacanth∅: it's far higher than 12'...still, probably only be deadly when the water's raging after a storm, maybe
	11:34am Marley P. Dogg: Mark Bon Ton St. Mary 1982 www.discogs.com...
	11:34am Toothgrinder Tom: In any event, it would be cool to say to the neighborhood kids ‘my mom? She’s a mentat.’
	11:35am David (in London): Listener Robert - I read it aged about 16 in the 1980s. My son (aged 16) has just read it, so I decided that before I see the new film version, I would re-read it. It's actually amazingly good still.
	11:35am coelacanth∅: p20, billie joe jumped off the bridge
	11:36am Marley P. Dogg: Love me some zydeco - reminds me of the Cajun festival up in Sussex County every summer
	11:36am David (in London): p20 - I have no time for the baby / engagement ring conspiracy theories.
	11:36am Toothgrinder Tom: @Robert I tried rereading the first one (the only one I’ve read) and even it was pretty cheesy by ‘adult’ standards. Cool world though.
	11:36am Andrea in Jersey City: Hello
	11:36am Toothgrinder Tom: No aliens, for example.
	11:36am testingwithfire (she / they): I'd like to spend some time in Lafayette, LA (a zydeco capital)
	11:37am coelacanth∅: talahatchie bridge bridgehunter.com...
	11:37am Marley P. Dogg: Miri - 1981 www.discogs.com...
	11:37am Marley P. Dogg: * Mirk
	11:38am Toothgrinder Tom: @David maybe I should give it another chance (Dune that is).
	11:38am David (in London): Take a dram afore ye go? What kind of advice is that? I'm not convinced it's a major contribution to road safety.
	11:39am Carmichael: Late greetings, Joe and skeletons.
	11:39am Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Salutations, Joe and WFMU folx everywhere!
	11:39am Marley P. Dogg: John Deere Tractor 1980 www.discogs.com...
	11:40am Joe McG: Thanks again, MPD, for the visual references! It's nice to see the covers.
	11:40am coelacanth∅: (better picture...this from when that song was written: bridgehunter.com...)
	11:40am David (in London): Tom - I was a bit worried in case it seemed terrible after all these years, but I've actually been throughly enjoying it. And probably getting more from it than I did at 16 when I wasn't exactly worldly-wise.
	11:40am Bill D: Fun show! Are you just throwing tracks on without screening them?
	11:40am mary: @david I L I thought billie jo was a female
	11:41am WoodsOfNH: I think I read the first three Dune novels. Was never much of a fan of things like that to be honest. Working in software, I get endless grief for my lack of all things science fiction/fantasy, including Star Wars.
	11:41am TDK60: D.I.L. You're reading Dune? Never did. Is it too adult for me?
	11:41am coelacanth∅: ...Duh! sorry i mean after... the bridge collapsed and was rebuilt.
	11:42am Itzall Tumánnio: Hello there Granny Spiciest of Tuners! Hope you are doing well, still have that great postcard in front of me as I work in place.
	11:43am annie: joe, larry sparks is new to you?
	11:44am Joe McG: @annie: Yes, should I know him?
	11:44am Marley P. Dogg: Linda Hargrove 1973 www.discogs.com...
	11:44am Brian in UK: Joe, think it is fair to say on average these have been successful picks and also a pick-me-up. Thanks.
	11:44am David (in London): Mary - Bobby Gentry said in a 1967 interview ""It's in there for two reasons," she said. "First, it locks up a definite relationship between Billie Joe and the girl telling the story, the girl at the table. Second, the fact that Billie Joe was seen throwing something off the bridge – no matter what it was – provides a possible motivation as to why he jumped off the bridge the next day."
	11:44am Carmichael: @Woods, just because you're a nerd doesn't mean you have to be a dork ... :)
	11:44am annie: he was king of bluegrass back inthe 70s YUUGE!!
	11:46am annie: oh,i forgot, you're a youngun' :-P
	11:46am David (in London): TDK - Yeah, wanted to re-read it before seeing the new film version whenever that appears. No knob jokes so far, but I'll keep you posted...
	11:46am LastWhiteRhino: Play ball !
	11:46am Handy Haversack: Back from the pet food and beer run. Nice to come home to Random Pull! Sounds like baseball is back on!
	11:46am Marley P. Dogg: Winter nationals - 1963 www.discogs.com...
	11:47am Agent Peter: Drag racing ain't baseball
	11:47am WoodsOfNH: @Carmichael Ha! I like that.
	11:47am Ken From Hyde Park: Enrico Pallazzo!
	11:48am Brian in UK: A nine second run was something in '63.
	11:48am wizard frog: vrooom vroooom!
	11:48am Itzall Tumánnio: THUNDER of THE GODS!
	11:48am LastWhiteRhino: And Baseball ain't drag racing.
	11:48am annie: Carm!! how ya been?
	11:48am listener 126464: what happened to the chevy?
	11:48am Itzall Tumánnio: And you know that thing had the engine in FRONT of the driver.
	11:49am Marley P. Dogg: Maldoon - 1973 www.discogs.com...
	11:49am David (in London): Clay should borrow that album for Monday Morning Races.
	11:49am Nulsh: Shai-hulud! Afternoon!
	11:51am Marley P. Dogg: Joe McG - thanks again for this great show today! It really picked me up!
	11:51am radioronan: Thoroughly enjoyed this episode of Random Pull record roulette, Joe. Thanks!
	11:51am David (in London): Truly excellent show today Joe. Hey Nulsh.
	11:52am coelacanth∅: wfmu once had a show host called "Wild Girl" who had 2 features in her show, besides good music: auto racing news, and recycling locations.
	11:53am Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Suddenly i'm in a dreamy, soft-focus wonderland…
	11:53am Marley P. Dogg: Dom Minasi - 1975 - is that a cat or a panther on the cover? www.discogs.com...
	11:53am listener 126464: Thank you Joe!
	11:53am Nulsh: Hey David! I've been listening sporadically this afternoon - some mad selections. I did like SMK's monkey noise pick!
	11:54am Joe McG: Thanks for listening and commenting, everyone, I'm glad you enjoyed today's Random Pull show. Next week: Music I have actually listened to before playing it. Have a great week, and stay tuned for 3 Chord Monte with Joe B.!
	11:54am P-90: Many thanks, Joe McG
	11:54am 12539: Thanks Joe! Take care.
	11:54am Morphe': Thanks Joe .. actually, for many of us -FMU is the place we find things we never heard before... (never bought a CD/never had a player or a pod for music) After listening to people play the same cassettes/music over and over in Lo don 80s.. Once back in NYC, only listened to NEWS and FMU (KCR a bit ...) Thanks again!!!!
	11:55am David (in London): The only thing that leavens the pain of Joe #1's departure is that you get Joe #2!
	11:55am TDK60: Thanks for the randomness, Joe. Just a reminder DJ Irene Trudel is returning with a regular show, at noon, on the Give The Drummer Radio stream.
	11:55am Agent Peter: Ellie Mae's theme
	11:55am p20: Bye Joe thanks for the show! TTYL on the next playlist, regulars.
	11:55am nematomorpha: Thanks for the show! Greetings from Vienna
	11:55am Carmichael: And there is a Joe #3 who ids on at a different day and time. I chastised him for not being on Monday.
	11:56am Handy Haversack: Loved it, Joe! Thanks so much! From Joe to Joe!
	11:56am coelacanth∅: Thanks Joe
	11:56am Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Thanks, Joe, what fun! Thanks, skeleton crew and all WFMU supporters!
	11:57am Morphe': All - again - one of joe's picks today BOUND and GAGGED - Live Hurrah 1981 -one album wonders.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QGAwsCi8zg
	11:57am Toothgrinder Tom: @DiL it was the chapter in which Duke Leto keeps repeating (in italics) ‘they have tried to take the life of my son’ which cheesed me off; next time I’ll skip that chapter. I have many fond Memories of reading the book circa 1979 though.
	11:57am annie: glad i tuned in joe! on to Irene!!
	11:58am happymaan: Thanks for the show Joe, have a great day!
	11:59am egould310: Great show, Joe. Thanks for the journey into the unknown... and sometimes the unwanted. Listen at ya next week!
	11:59am Toothgrinder Tom: What a great Surface Noise today - something for everybody!
	11:59am happymaan: Yes...and thanks to the Skeleton crew!!!
	11:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Irene over here >>> www.wfmu.org... Thanks, Joe!

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from May 4, 2020

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A pennant-winning battery of songland. Ongoing feature: Single File, a half-hour of randomly selected small records with big holes.

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May 4, 2020: Squeengie Weengie Love: Random Pull, 4th Edition

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
John Sangster	Om: The Cosmic Breath / The New Universe Begins (excerpt)	Once Around the Sun Original Soundtrack Recording	Roundtable	2010	LP	From 1970	0:00:00 (Pop‑up)
Leon Lowman	Listen	Syntheseas	Syntheseas	1980	LP		0:06:54 (Pop‑up)
The Waikikis	Here, There, and Everywhere	Midnight Luau	Kapp	1968	LP		0:09:28 (Pop‑up)
George Barr and the Islanders	Hawaiian War Chant	Music for Polynesian Dancing	Hoctor Dance	1974	LP	Featuring Loki Ontai	0:11:25 (Pop‑up)
Ramon Marquez and His Orchestra	Lessons in Cha Cha Cha	Cha Cha Cha - Mambo - Merengue	Fiesta	1955	LP		0:13:20 (Pop‑up)
Carl Stevens and His Orchestra	Indian Love Call (Twist)	High Society Twist	Mercury	1962	LP		0:16:00 (Pop‑up)
The Do Ray Mi Trio	Saturday Night Fish Fry	That Wonderfully Musical Do Ray Mi Trio	Stere-O-Craft	1959	LP		0:18:30 (Pop‑up)
The Elmer Snowden Quartet	It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)	Harlem Banjo	Riverside/Fantasy	1990	LP	From 1960	0:21:35 (Pop‑up)
Florika Sava and His Violin	Doina Voda	The Mad Gypsy	Capitol	1959	LP		0:24:18 (Pop‑up)
The Sheik's Men	Miserlou	The Belly Dancer	Reprise	1961	LP		0:27:03 (Pop‑up)
Abdul Alexi Freeman and His Enquirers	Abdul the Cool	The Belly Dancer	Time	1966	LP		0:29:38 (Pop‑up)

Elba Ramalho	Rumbaiana	Elba	Philips	1987	LP		0:40:39 (Pop‑up)
Tambu/Charlies Roots	This Party Is It	Culture	Sire	1987	LP		0:43:03 (Pop‑up)
The Tamlins	Squeengie Weengie Love	Love Divine	Heartbeat	1989	LP		0:48:40 (Pop‑up)
J. J. Fad	Eenie Meenie Beats	Supersonic	Ruthless	1988	LP		0:52:26 (Pop‑up)
Daniel Owino Misiani and Shirati Band	Okoth Atari (Okoth Is Supercool)	Benga Blast!	Earthworks/Virgin	1989	LP		0:55:34 (Pop‑up)
Bound & Gagged	Attack	Bound & Gagged	Modern Method	1980	EP		1:01:31 (Pop‑up)
The White Animals	These Boots Are Made for Walkin'	Lost Weekend	Dread Beat	1983	LP		1:04:19 (Pop‑up)
Slaughter Joe and the Modern Folk Quintet	Wild Mountain Thyme	All Around My Hobby Horse's Head	Kaleidoscope Sound	1987	LP		1:07:23 (Pop‑up)
Low Max	I Am R.E.M.	Sptiz Bube	Skyclad	1991	LP		1:09:54 (Pop‑up)
Miss Bliss	Electric Housewife	Greek Picnic	Ruling Factor	1988	LP		1:12:51 (Pop‑up)
Nature Lovers	You Know It's True	Beginning to End	Ink	1985	LP	aborted!	1:16:27 (Pop‑up)
Tom Novembre	Les Nains de 1 M 80	L'insecte	Philips	1985	LP		1:19:59 (Pop‑up)
Kirjuhel	Chanson de la plus haute tour	12 Poèmes En Langue Française	Revoe	1986	LP	poem by Arthur Rimbaud	1:22:13 (Pop‑up)
Mark Graham	LIfe Is Hard When You're Dumb / Their Brains Were Small and They Died	Natural Selections	Front Hall	1987	LP	Matt Warwick's random pull!	1:28:39 (Pop‑up)

Single File: a bunch of 45s from the WFMU library I've never heard before
The Dull	She's a Nuclear Bomb	single	Budget Ranch	1986	45		1:39:46 (Pop‑up)
Alfie Khan und die Cornehlsen Singers	Come On Babe	single	Hansa	1970	45		1:43:47 (Pop‑up)
Mi Generación	Triste y Solo	single	Wah Wah	2007	45	From 1971	1:46:05 (Pop‑up)
The Continental Co-Ets	Let's Live for the Present	single	Get Hip	1994	45	mid '60s	1:48:53 (Pop‑up)
The Joe Hebert Band	I Don't Wanna Be a Preppy	single	Complex	1981	45		1:51:31 (Pop‑up)
Conceptuol (The Band)	Bulk Fiber	single	Undertone Music	?	45		1:54:37 (Pop‑up)
Riff Doctors	I Don't Want to Go Back	single	Coyote	1983	45		1:56:27 (Pop‑up)
The Travelers Insurance Companies	The Triumph of Man	single	RCA Custom	1964	45		1:59:42 (Pop‑up)

The Ant Trip Ceremony	Hey Joe	24 Hours	No Label	1968	LP		2:14:05 (Pop‑up)
Klute	Nothing to Hide	Explicit	Zoth Ommoc	1991	EP	Station Manager Ken's random pull!	2:19:22 (Pop‑up)
Pat Morrissey	I Can't Believe You're in Love with Me	Standing Pat: Pat Morrissey Sings Songs of Love	Addison	1960	LP		2:25:12 (Pop‑up)
Jerome Richardson	Ode to Billie Joe	Groove Merchant	Verve	1967	LP		2:26:10 (Pop‑up)
Arbee Stidham	Take Your Hand Off My Knee	A Time for Blues	Mainstream	1972	LP	with Ernie Wilkins Orchestra	2:28:50 (Pop‑up)
Bon Ton St. Mary	Back Door Boogie	Highway Zydeco	Goldband	1983	LP		2:32:01 (Pop‑up)
Mirk	Why Should I?	Tak a Dram Afore Ye Go	Springthyme	1982	LP		2:34:46 (Pop‑up)
Larry Sparks	John Deere Tractor	John Deere Tractor	Rebel	1980	LP		2:36:54 (Pop‑up)
Linda Hargrove	The Only Man-Made Thing in Heaven Are the Scars on Jesus' Hands	Just Like You	Capitol	1976	LP		2:41:19 (Pop‑up)
Various Artists	National Anthem / Record Runs	1963 Winternationals	Fleetwood	1963	LP		2:44:08 (Pop‑up)
Maldoon	Ballad of Lots	Maldoon	Purple	1973	LP		2:47:08 (Pop‑up)
Dom Minasi	Theme from Prisoner of Second Avenue	I Have the Feeling I've Been Here Before	Blue Note	1975	LP		2:50:09 (Pop‑up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am Davee: Hello Joe - how are you today?
	9:02am David (in London): Hello Noiseniks. Greetings Joe!
	9:02am Marley P. Dogg: Yip yip me strength
	9:02am 12539: BoingBoingBoinG!
	9:03am Davee: Nononononnononononononononononono
	9:03am Strandlund: It's the Great Joe McGasko!! YIP YIP YIP!!!
	9:03am Handy Haversack: Morning, Joe. Feeling random this morning! Greetings, Yippers! David, how does Monday find you?
	9:03am WoodsOfNH: Say, where does this intro hootenanny come from?
	9:03am Snoochienucci: yip yip yip yip
	9:05am Quinn: My children are doing the most disturbing/hilarious interpretive dance to this
	9:05am Ken From Hyde Park: Huh, never noticed it before, but the first part of the Yips into is like part of The Edgar Winter Group's "Frankenstein." Boing boing!
	9:07am steveo: good morning all! @woods: Sesame Street! www.youtube.com...
	9:07am David (in London): Hey Handy. Not too bad this end for a Monday really. Been distracted by the fact that there is a fox snoozing in a sunny corner of the garden, so I keep going to the window to look at him. Hey Snoochmeister. And steveo.
	9:08am Marley P. Dogg: Hi Joe, hi fellow yippers - hope everyone is well
	9:08am Deborah: Good Morning Everyone! Hard to get back to academic mode.
	9:08am Lixiviated Life: Time for The Joe McGask-au-GoGo (it's groovy baby)
	9:09am WoodsOfNH: @steveo Ah, thanks!
	9:09am melinda: Morning!
	9:10am Snoochienucci: hello there DIL!
	9:10am Brian in UK: Hey Joe. Thanks for being here.
	9:11am Deborah: Mood music.
	9:11am David (in London): Hey Melinda. I had to look up Once Around the Sun. A (for a long time unreleased) documentary about Australia's first ever open air rock music festival: www.cinephilia.net.au...
	9:12am testingwithfire: Hi Joe and randomfolk!
	9:12am David (in London): Hello Brian. Man, I would love to go to a Midnight Luau right now. But it's 2pm. And I'm in Hackney. And I can't leave the house. Sigh.
	9:12am Handy Haversack: David, I'm going to see if our wifi can handle WFMU and my work connection so I can go keep an eye on the birds for a while. Saw a Baltimore oriole this morning. Hey, Snooch!
	9:12am Brian in UK: Hello Reynard in London. Do not see them around these parts.
	9:13am Brian in UK: Time for Houseparty with the family.
	9:13am LastWhiteRhino: Good morning Joe and skeleton fan club members.
	9:13am Marley P. Dogg: So is every song a random pull?
	9:14am David (in London): Let's talk dirty in Hawaiian...
	9:14am Dances with Moomins: this makes me want to go for some Polynesian dancing lessons
	9:14am Snoochienucci: Hey there Handy-man!
	9:14am TDK60: Good morning DJ Joe. What if you pull out a 20-minute prog rock suite?!
	9:14am Joe McG: Welcome to Random Pull, everybody, all songs we're hearing together for the first time!
	9:15am The Butterman: Ooooooooop Joe! Reckless!
	9:15am David (in London): Handy, that's a bird and a half for sure. Needs a soundtrack of Sir Lord Baltimore (Oriel). Hey TDK. Greetings to you.
	9:15am steveo: and here i was about to compliment your careful curation
	9:16am steveo: the mind looks for similarities, i guess :)
	9:16am dave wuz here: i just put on my grass skirt and now i'm supposed to cha cha? i feel silly but ok whatever
	9:17am Deborah: The idea is so cool.
	9:18am coelacanth∅: good morning Joe and all
	9:18am Threemoons: Morning Joe McG, fellow YipYips...
	9:20am TDK60: Afternoon David in London.
	9:21am Peter from Dover NJ: THIS!! I'll never go to another Saturday night fish fry!
	9:21am Marley P. Dogg: I wish we had a visual on the album covers for all of these randoms
	9:21am Joe McG: Wow, all pretty good music so far! I know it will get worse at some point!
	9:22am fred: Good morning Joe and all @Joe: do you have to keep you finger hovering over the dump button?
	9:23am Joe McG: @Marley: Post links in the playlist comments! @fred: I'm steering clear of most punk and hip-hop just to be safe.
	9:23am Webhamster Henry: The WFMU library is nothing if not curated!
	9:24am David (in London): McGasko rocks the house even with a blindfold on!
	9:25am Peter from Dover NJ: @ Joe McG, I didn't know what to expect, but this is a most rockin' set.
	9:25am Joe McG: @David: For my next trick, I'll cue records with my nose!
	9:25am Marley P. Dogg: Great idea Joe! John Sangster www.google.com...
	9:25am coelacanth∅: i.ebayimg.com...
	9:26am listener 126464: ah yes the cling wrap theme
	9:26am Marley P. Dogg: Mad Gypsy - www.google.com...
	9:26am TDK60: This is actually what I needed, some mad Gypsy music to blow away any sluggishness.
	9:27am Webhamster Henry: Somehow it's random AND exactly like a Surface Noise set.
	9:27am testingwithfire: I recommend following the Mad Gypsy link
	9:27am Marley P. Dogg: Harlem banjo www.ebay.com...
	9:28am Handy Haversack: Wifi handling it so far! On the back porch. All is leafy green and shady here. Not too shabby. Might risk moving down to a chair. No stinkers yet, Joe!
	9:29am Marley P. Dogg: Carl Stevens www.discogs.com...
	9:29am Webhamster Henry: The world's slowest Miserlou.
	9:30am Marley P. Dogg: The Sheik’s Men www.discogs.com...
	9:30am David (in London): This is surely the album to listen to whilst sitting by the oasis.
	9:30am Crudbringer: Morning everyone!
	9:32am coelacanth∅: img.discogs.com...
	9:32am David (in London): Marley - 13 copies for sale! I might have to buy me one. I'm badly in need of some Crud right now. If only someone would appear with a bountiful supply.... Hey Crudbringer.
	9:32am TDK60: 2 belly dance albums together? randomness?
	9:32am Rachel Bo Bachel: Joe Rose (my 4 year old) and I are exploring our dance versatility in the kitchen with this world travelin’ set!
	9:33am Marley P. Dogg: Abdul Alexi www.discogs.com...
	9:33am TIMPANDA: Morning Joe and Everyone! Thanks for joining us. May 4th babbyyyy. Get ready for some good news today
	9:33am WoodsOfNH: Some of this set reminds me of a show I used to listen to on the University of Lowell radio station. It was an all "lounge" show called Martini's With Mancini
	9:34am Marley P. Dogg: Loki www.discogs.com...
	9:35am ParUbi: I love this concept, Joe! Fantastic idea!
	9:35am TDK60: Woods, there is a WFMU show that goes in this sort of direction, mostly exotica. It's Explorers Room on the Give the Drummer Stream on Thur. 7 - 10 PM.
	9:36am Threemoons: Love the "Summer Swim Club in the Catskills" vibe going on here...
	9:36am Marley P. Dogg: Midnight Luau www.discogs.com...
	9:37am Marley P. Dogg: Leon Lowman www.discogs.com...
	9:37am coelacanth∅: lots of albums called "cha cha cha-mambo-merengue too (as you could imagine) i had to get very specific to find the right one. (^)
	9:38am Marley P. Dogg: I know - I couldn’t find that one
	9:38am coelacanth∅: hmm, not fiesta...
	9:39am WoodsOfNH: @TDK60 Thanks! I'll have to check that out. Exotica, that's the better word. He did introduce me to people like Esquivel.
	9:40am David (in London): The Waikikis were label-mates of Silver Apples. That makes me happy.
	9:40am Handy Haversack: Able was I ...
	9:41am Marley P. Dogg: This show is amazing today
	9:41am Baja Joe: Loving the concept. Good stuff.
	9:41am ParUbi: "let's hear what it sounds like" good name for a show
	9:42am David (in London): ..'ere, I heard Elba!
	9:42am Marley P. Dogg: Elba www.discogs.com...
	9:44am Toothgrinder Tom: Looks like she’s not infrequently naked.
	9:44am Joe McG: The danger of doing a show like this is exposing your ignorance of many things that other people might know very well! But I can handle it.
	9:44am Fernando P.: It’s known fact that this day if you go by Elba’s house by the beach in Bahia you can still see Elba walking around the house without any clothes.
	9:44am Joe McG: @Fernando: !
	9:45am Marley P. Dogg: Fernando - have you caught a glimpse?
	9:45am ?: nice show selecter charlies roots brought the soca fire live back in the nineties
	9:45am The old pooperoo: clothes just interfere with breathing and inhibit dynamics. John Lennon understood this.
	9:46am Joe McG: I just noticed that there's a poster in the Elba LP where she's, uh, bottomless!
	9:46am Marley P. Dogg: Charlie Roots www.discogs.com...
	9:46am johnk77: i am ? above
	9:46am ParUbi: Exposed ignorance! Danger of learning and growing, how embarrassing for everyone!
	9:46am The old pooperoo: So did Yoko Ono. unfortunately.
	9:47am David (in London): Elba says you just have to let it all hang out. Hey Toothgrinder Tom.
	9:48am Joe McG: Ooh, little Bohannon-type guitar bits!
	9:48am Morphe': Joe: Since not listened to, do you use the delay process in case there is anything inappropriate???
	9:49am Joe McG: @Morphe': I have the mighty Dump button to handle that, but I've been pretty careful not to choose anything that looks like it might be trouble. But you never know! I'm ready.
	9:50am WoodsOfNH: I dunno, Squeengie Weengie Love might be trouble!
	9:50am TDK60: Morphe, let's hope the Dump Button isn't close to the Echo Machine button.
	9:51am 12539: I have to start working "Squeengie Weengie" into my vocabulary.
	9:51am Joe McG: Actually, I'm a little worried about this next one....
	9:51am johnk77: tamlins vocalists also backed peter tosh live north america 1979
	9:52am Marley P. Dogg: Tamlins - looks like the album cover was shot at the mall and put on t-shirts www.discogs.com...
	9:52am Joe McG: @johnk77: They don't look like spring chickens, exactly.
	9:52am coelacanth∅: "obscenities" are only a problem if the audience understands them!
	9:53am johnk77: super nice guys well known then in ja
	9:55am Marley P. Dogg: J.J. Fad www.discogs.com...
	9:56am coelacanth∅: squeengie eenie weengie meenie Love beats
	9:56am 12539: "Eenie meenie disaleenie ooh wah bop a leenie"
	9:56am Marley P. Dogg: * correction www.discogs.com...
	9:56am doctorrock: GOT ME JAMMINNN
	9:56am Webhamster Henry: There's an instrumental side - we can make Karaoke out of it!
	9:56am Crudbringer: Wow... volleyball. Sadly underrepresented in hip-hop unless there is a subgenre of which I've been tragically ignorant.
	9:57am Marley P. Dogg: 1988 at it’s finest
	9:57am Fernando P: Haven't been to Elba's house but I've seen Playboy Magazine edition featuring her and that's enough.
	9:58am Marley P. Dogg: BENGA BLAST!!!! www.discogs.com...
	9:59am sinner: Back at work today for the State of Alabama. Help me...drums in the deep...we cannot get out....
	10:00am Marley P. Dogg: Stay safe Sinner! Hope all is well
	10:01am TDK60: Longtime WFMU DJ Irene Trudel returns to the "air" today on the Drummer stream, at noon.
	10:01am Neil M: Talking Heads heard this Daniel Owino and thought, "Let's do this song called Nothing But Flowers"
	10:04am melinda: @TDK yay
	10:04am TDK60: Bush Tetras or Delta 5 influence on that B&G?
	10:05am Marley P. Dogg: Bound & Gagged www.discogs.com...
	10:06am Marley P. Dogg: White Animals - 1981 www.discogs.com...
	10:07am The Oscar: Mornin'! As a lifelong Boston record store dweller I'm ashamed to admit I've never heard of Bound & Gagged, but I can't rule out the possibility that I've crossed paths with one or more members.
	10:08am Morphe': Bound and Gagged Live Hurrah 1981 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QGAwsCi8zg
	10:10am Marley P. Dogg: Slaughter Joe - 1986 www.discogs.com...
	10:12am listener Rey: I like this concept for a show. This is the kind of genre-jumping programming that got me hooked on WFMU
	10:12am Marley P. Dogg: Low Max 1990 - cool cover www.discogs.com...
	10:12am TDK60: Slaughter Joe & the MFQ very close to Byrds' version of same.
	10:13am Brian in UK: Joe, is Single File a random pull?
	10:13am Handy Haversack: This guy is R.E.M.?
	10:13am Joe McG: @Brian: Yes indeed!
	10:14am The Oscar: "I Am R.E.M." would fit well in a set with "We're the Pet Shop Boys" by My Robot Friend" and "We're the Replacements" by They Might Be Giants.
	10:14am Jeffrey Davison: Alexa, go into the record library and pull random stuff for my show. And hurry the f--- up, it's ten to 9. Great show!
	10:15am Marley P. Dogg: Miss Bliss - 1987 www.discogs.com...
	10:16am egould310: Track down some Einstein’s Riceboys. They’d fit in nicely with this show.
	10:16am testingwithfire: @The Oscar former Eastern MA resident says hey!
	10:18am Marley P. Dogg: Nature Lovers - 1985 www.discogs.com...
	10:19am tim from Champaign (now washington): Hey Joe and everybody!
	10:21am Marc Francis: It was just about to get real pretty!
	10:21am Toothgrinder Tom: David (in London), how are things (in London)?
	10:21am The Oscar: @testing Hey hey! You'll be happy to know that many of the longtime shops are still standing-- I worked at Planet Records in Cambridge for many years :)
	10:22am Marley P. Dogg: Tom Novembre - 1985 - looks like he is participating in a satanic relay race www.discogs.com...
	10:24am Handy Haversack: Not Nature Loves lovers around here!
	10:24am Marley P. Dogg: Kirjuhel - 1985 www.discogs.com...
	10:25am Itzall Tumánnio: Good morning Joe, good morning everyone. Enjoying the music this morning, thank you.
	10:26am Handy Haversack: Not Nature Loves lovers around here!
	10:26am Ken From Hyde Park: Dueling skeletons!
	10:28am Handy Haversack: Sorry^. Internet connection was getting squirrelly.
	10:28am Marley P. Dogg: Juggling babies 1987 www.discogs.com...
	10:29am karlward: This show is the best thing that will happen today
	10:29am Roberto: I often think life must be a lot easier for dumb people.
	10:30am karlward: It's all downhill from here guys
	10:31am Marley P. Dogg: Mark Graham - 1986 www.discogs.com...
	10:31am zivilars: being dumb and having a job is all I ask for to be happy
	10:31am UglyAura: Mark Graham invented the Big Band Theory and has been keeping the Pacific Northwest less gloomy since the Eighties.
	10:32am Itzall Tumánnio: Roberto, well- dumb people with trust funds, anyway.
	10:32am TDK60: Matt, I don't see the cheeseburger on the cover.
	10:32am prudy: thanks Joe for this timely ditty...
	10:33am Handy Haversack: There's something Warwickian about the voice, though. Echoes of Fancy Bad Boy.
	10:33am Morphe': There is musical skill - ....
	10:34am 12539: Handy - I thought the same.
	10:35am TDK60: not so odd, sorta in the fun folk field.
	10:36am Chop Scott: Morning Joe!
	10:36am testingwithfire: I have a minor but necessary surgery scheduled for this afternoon, good vibes requested
	10:37am fred: "Les Nains de 1 M 80" means "The 6-foot Tall Dwarves"
	10:37am Marley P. Dogg: Good luck testing - be well - speedy recovery
	10:40am TDK60: good luck testingw.f.
	10:40am The Oscar: Modern Method was the label arm of New England record store chain Newbury Comics (which is still active, but now focuses more on novelty gifts than music). As a label, they're best known for the great hardcore comp This Is Boston Not LA.
	10:40am Roberto: Dumb people tend to be lacking in nagging self-doubt, I've found. Life must be sweet when you think you're always right.
	10:41am Toothgrinder Tom: @testing break a leg today, man!
	10:41am Marley P. Dogg: The Dull - 1985 www.discogs.com...
	10:42am Itzall Tumánnio: Refreshing that they are actually pronouncing NUCLEAR correctly and I'm sure she IS.
	10:42am tim from Champaign (now washington): This is pretty great! I love bonehead so-moronic-it’s-brilliant punk.
	10:43am Joe McG: Wow, it's long!
	10:43am Brian in UK: testingwithfire, good luck, hope you do not have to go very far.
	10:44am David (in London): Tom, just back from the shops where an elderly lady told me to 'piss off', so SNAFU in London as they say How's yourself? Hey morphester.
	10:45am The Chief: Wait, I'm confused. Is she a nuclear bomb?
	10:45am WoodsOfNH: @David (in London) Perhaps you should not have worn that "Old People Suck" tee-shirt.
	10:45am Marley P. Dogg: @chief - Hahahahah TBD
	10:47am Marley P. Dogg: Alfie Kahn - 1969 www.discogs.com...
	10:47am David (in London): Tom, you're right. Damn my constant sartorial misjudgement.
	10:48am Toothgrinder Tom: @David some old people are wonderful, others go sour, she was obviously one of the latter (or just having a bad day). I am well, it’s an absolutely gorgeous day here in Jersey City and I’ve already put in a run. So I’m ahead of the game. Practicing my guitar now.
	10:49am Marley P. Dogg: Mi Generación 1971 www.discogs.com...
	10:49am bill OHara: enjoy your show every monday morning.
	10:49am Joe McG: Thanks Bill! Are you the same Bill who donated so many fine records to the library?
	10:50am bill OHara: yes i think so long time ago
	10:51am bill OHara: great stuff
	10:51am Marley P. Dogg: The Continental Co-Ets www.discogs.com...
	10:51am Joe McG: @BillOH: Our "Good Life" section is largely composed of your donations. Gold!
	10:52am Brian in UK: David, another older canal boat owner near our daughter told her to shift her fat arse, she was sitting reading by the towpath. She was not in his way and does not have a fat arse.
	10:53am Marley P. Dogg: @Brian - some people are just super grumpy now - a crazy guy told my dog to Shut the F up
	10:54am David (in London): Brian, oh dear, sorry to hear that. Techiness sometimes will not contained, will it? Tom - shred some for me pal!
	10:54am Marley P. Dogg: Joe Hebert Band - 1981 www.discogs.com...
	10:55am Toothgrinder Tom: @Marley not cool!
	10:55am The Oscar: This set in particular has been top-notch-- you may want to go back and claim it was intentional!
	10:56am xtrakrispy: Chatting with Cynthia Sley of the Bush Tetras, in isolation somewhere in Vermont. She says they used to play with Bound and Gagged whenever they played Boston.
	10:56am Phillippe Bastille: good morning
	10:56am Brian in UK: She understood that he could have been in a bad mood but took exception to the arse comment.
	10:56am Joe McG: @xtra: Neat!
	10:56am egould310: This guy is no Jello Biafra, no matter how hard he tries.
	10:56am coelacanth∅: fiber fiber fiber fiber boing boing boing boing
	10:56am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: This sounds vaguely Jello Biafra-ish.
	10:57am The Chief: When Will Powers' "Dancing For Mental Health" isn't punk enough for you
	10:57am Lixiviated Life: How lazy do you have to be to write a song by reading a list of ingredients ?
	10:57am WoodsOfNH: A poke in the eye with a blunt stick.
	10:58am The Chief: Ooh, Riff Doctors were good
	10:58am Brian in UK: I keep hearing the begining of Matthew and Son.
	10:58am -Ken: HOLY SHIT. The Fiber song!!!!
	10:58am Snoochienucci: time for a zoom call, ill be back before too long... hopefully. Thanks for the fun show Joe. Hopefully ill be back for the grand finale
	10:58am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Lixiviated: Black Grape made it work.
	10:58am -Ken: The fiber guy is BETTER than Jello Biafra
	10:58am The Chief: Riff Doctors' "Turn Me On" is pretty solid power pop. Haven't heard this one. Nice.
	10:58am Marley P. Dogg: Conceptutol - www.discogs.com...
	10:59am P-90: Riff Doctors have classic New Wave guitar tone.
	11:00am Marley P. Dogg: Riff Doctors - 1982 www.discogs.com...
	11:00am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Joe & all!
	11:00am efd: Riff Doctors may have the one of the worst Band Name to Song Quality ratios out there.
	11:00am Mikey_B: The jangle is unbelievable here.
	11:00am patrick321: Wow the Riff Doctors!
	11:01am egould310: Many guitar tracks layered in here.
	11:01am Marley P. Dogg: Travelers - 1964 www.discogs.com...
	11:02am Lixiviated Life: I HAD THIS RECORD !!! My FAVORITE Exhibit at the Worlds Fair
	11:02am P-90: The legendary Peter Thomas announcing.
	11:02am patrick321: Frank Bednash and Donna Esposito (ex-Cyclones) on guitars there.
	11:02am The Chief: "If your ancestors loved you, they would have invested these rocks and stones into a high-yield investment account"
	11:02am wendy del formaggio: I have this record! (Triumph of Man) I haven’t listened to it in years.
	11:03am The Oscar: This one reminds me of the Firesign Theatre's "I Think We're All Bozos on This Bus."
	11:03am David (in London): Hey Phillippe.
	11:03am Listener Robert: I HAVE THAT RECORD TOO! Also got it at the World's Fair. In the late 1990s I got it out and played it for friends at my July 4 party.
	11:03am Agent Peter: Relax your wigs
	11:04am Toothgrinder Tom: Hey, it’s the Paleo Diet Radio Hour!
	11:04am secret squirrel 17: Omg! I remember this! From the Worlds Fair. Part of my childhood.
	11:05am Toothgrinder Tom: I think I recognize the narrator’s voice from old PBS documentaries.
	11:05am Greg from ZONE 5: Please tell me there's an animated short that goes with this.
	11:05am Marley P. Dogg: Very reasonably priced on Discogs if anyone is so inclined
	11:05am WoodsOfNH: My mom worked for Travelers. She ran a tabulator, whatever the heck that is. Also spoke proudly of this world's fair.
	11:05am The Chief: "I'm your insurance salesman, Henry David Thoreau"
	11:06am Toothgrinder Tom: D’oh! Taxes!
	11:06am Marley P. Dogg: Silly man
	11:06am Listener Robert: tabulator = computer
	11:07am The Chief: "Do YOU have insurance against a proletariat uprising?"
	11:07am Phillippe Bastille: Hey DiL
	11:07am Greg from ZONE 5: And then, modern man begat…INSURANCE!
	11:07am P-90: @Greg from Zone Five: no but there’s an elaborate three-dimensional ride-through exhibit that goes with it.
	11:07am WoodsOfNH: www.youtube.com...
	11:07am Morphe': "Animals have instincts, but humans need protection...." Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom with Marvin Perkins -Sunday nights at 7pmEST (1960???? ->)
	11:08am testingwithfire (she / they): @WoodsOfNH would her job be considered programming today? Curious
	11:10am testingwithfire (she / they): @Joe McG Discogs says Spain for Triste y Solo
	11:10am Listener Robert: Thing is, at that time, tabulators at that time were likely to be electromechanical rather than all-electronic. Just like "computer", the term applied to a range of devices, including those that worked with punch cards and those that were fancy adding machines. He job today might've been considered data entry, or something else depending on the type of tabulation.
	11:11am p20: Hi, slightly late to the party here - happy Monday Joe and all the regulars!
	11:11am WoodsOfNH: @testingwithfire @Listener Robert Right. They were related to punch card readers.
	11:11am coelacanth∅: the dull used to get played on wfmu in the mid-80s. i thought the middle of that song was the best part.
	11:13am The Oscar: My fave pandemic movie is I DRINK YOUR BLOOD, which dares to ask the question: What if the Manson Family contracted rabies?
	11:13am testingwithfire (she / they): Apropos of everything, do check out the doc on burlesque performer Fancy Feast. By the same folks who brought you the Suzy Hotrod doc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VG48AGPoIY8
	11:13am Lixiviated Life: Agent Peter @11:03 This is not a wig (simply a bad haircut) .
	11:13am Toothgrinder Tom: An early form of ‘mentat’ (from Herbert’s ‘Dune’) - human computers made necessary after the revolt of the machines.
	11:14am TDK60: You found a weird album, in the library?!
	11:15am The Oscar: Oh man, I know this record! We got a copy at the store I worked at-- we eventually determined it was the product of some backwoods cult/commune. IIRC it wound up being worth a small fortune (though I believe it's since been reissued).
	11:15am Itzall Tumánnio: He found her messin' 'round with a blubber-band?!?
	11:16am Marley P. Dogg: The Ant Trip Ceremony - 1968 www.discogs.com...
	11:18am Morphe': "Hey Joe, where ya goin' with those 45s in yer hands????"
	11:18am coelacanth∅: the best psych is the psych with yodeling
	11:18am testingwithfire (she / they): Cults, midnight runs to Mexico, murder charges... sounds perfectly good and fine
	11:18am Listener Robert: Interesting way to characterize the mentats. I remember their having resulted from a revulsion AGAINST machines (automated ones, at least); but did that result from an earlier REVOLT BY/OF machines? Frank Herbert must've known about idiots savants, because the mentats were people who, thru study and practice, could switch at will into a trancelike savant state. I remember the Paul Gross character's having done that on "Due South" once.
	11:18am David (in London): Which ant could resist a trip ceremony like this???!!!
	11:19am SeanG: best version of hey joe i ever heard
	11:19am P-90: Maybe the worst Hey Joe ever
	11:20am Joe non Papa: I once taped a show that played 21 versions of Hey Joe.
	11:20am egould310: Here we go. This could suck. Is it at the correct speed? Maybe try 45 rpm?
	11:20am steveo: sounds like the 1991 i remember :)
	11:20am The Oscar: Actually, I'm starting to doubt myself-- it might have been a band called Harbinger that was from the cult. We got both in around the same time, and both were private press psych records that wound up being worth $1000+.
	11:20am Bryant: For those listening along, here's Klute on discogs: www.discogs.com...
	11:21am p20: Yeah, this feels like a Ken selection
	11:21am the cl@m digger: Get Klute on the heavily played Spotify list asap
	11:21am David (in London): I've always said that the Zoth Ommoc label is a guarantee of quality.
	11:21am ?: This one's got the neighborhood dogs barking.
	11:21am karlward: Apparently they had to hide their lyrics
	11:21am testingwithfire (she / they): Was this truly a RANDOM pull, Ken?
	11:21am Bryant: "Recorded naked at Strip Studios, 1991."
	11:22am David (in London): Hey Klute, The Young Gods want their riff back.
	11:22am coelacanth∅: in the old days, when i used youboob for music sometimes, i made a playlist that included ...51? versions of hey joe. (and i didn't include some)
	11:22am Listener Robert: You have the same suspicion I do about the randomness of Ken's pull. Too much like his fare.
	11:22am SeanG: is this Ken's old band?
	11:23am WoodsOfNH: C'mon, this is pure Creamo Coyl
	11:23am the cl@m digger: Do you ever worry that a random pull will have a swear word on it? Do you have to stay prepared to beep it in real time?
	11:24am p20: One time saw Dee Alexander (Chicago jazz singer) do a tribute to Hendrix. She turned "Hey Joe" into a long "You don't have to do it, Joe. Put that gun down, Joe. You know what's going to happen if you shoot that gun - the popo will come. And you will go to jail for a long, long time". It was fabulous.
	11:24am Davee: I thought I was listening to Ken's show
	11:24am p20: And don't forget: K is for Khlam!
	11:24am Roberto: Those would be apes, not monkeys.
	11:25am coelacanth∅: haha p20 that sounds awesome
	11:25am testingwithfire (she / they): We need a mechanical tabulator to do truly random pulls. Then again, don't give Silicon Valley any ideas.
	11:25am Bryant: A quick search of the WFMU archive shows that Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine was on top of Klute decades before Ken made them cool. It's on some of her playlists from 1991 (!).
	11:25am dotpattern: K for KRAAN
	11:25am David (in London): And K is for Klaatu.
	11:25am coelacanth∅: (except Roland Kirk should be in the Rs)
	11:25am p20: coelacanth∅: R for Rashaan?
	11:26am p20: Sorry, Rahsaan
	11:26am dotpattern: @coelacanth∅ By first name? Woah.
	11:26am p20: (I'm so embarrased)
	11:27am Marley P. Dogg: Pat Morrissey - 1960 www.discogs.com...
	11:27am coelacanth∅: i have my Roland Kirk AND my Rahsaan Roland Kirk under R. (together, between ro... and ro...)
	11:28am testingwithfire (she / they): NOT RANDOM. J'accuse!
	11:28am Listener Robert: Cl@m Digger, Melanie Thiel showed me how that works. The DJ wears headphones that carry the real time material going out, which is on a delay from what's coming off the record. The DJ is ALSO listening to it as it comes off the record. So when the DJ hears something that needs to be bleeped, the DJ memorizes the sequence of words around that, then listens to it via headphones as it goes out, and makes the cut at the appropriate time. if they're good, they can cut VERY close around it.
	11:28am Marley P. Dogg: Groove (hot dog) merchant - 1967 www.discogs.com...
	11:29am Greg from ZONE 5: Holy shit I love this.
	11:29am p20: i've been vaguely obsessed with this song for a long time (since I heard Henry Kaiser Band play it)
	11:29am Listener Robert: Occupational hazard of listening to the delayed and undelayed material simultaneously: tinnitus.
	11:29am David (in London): It's not virtuoso, and it's not shittyflute, so perhaps its competentflute.
	11:30am p20: D(iL): Semi-OK flute
	11:31am David (in London): p20 - Me too. Hilariously the actual bridge is, I think, only about 12 or something feet high, so Billie Joe would have to have been pretty unlucky to actually do himself in.
	11:31am listener Rey: sound the goat alarm!
	11:31am Marley P. Dogg: Arbee Stidham - 1973 www.discogs.com...
	11:32am Toothgrinder Tom: @Listener Robert I may need to review my Dune lore (it’s been a minute).
	11:33am Brian in UK: Take your hand off my knee and put it.....
	11:33am Listener Robert: Dune was something I was glad I read (in the 1970s) but never wanted to reread, and never wanted to read the sequels, which I was told were not as good.
	11:34am p20: @D(iL): Listen closer. Nobody jumped off the bridge. they tossed something. But what it was, remains a mystery
	11:34am coelacanth∅: it's far higher than 12'...still, probably only be deadly when the water's raging after a storm, maybe
	11:34am Marley P. Dogg: Mark Bon Ton St. Mary 1982 www.discogs.com...
	11:34am Toothgrinder Tom: In any event, it would be cool to say to the neighborhood kids ‘my mom? She’s a mentat.’
	11:35am David (in London): Listener Robert - I read it aged about 16 in the 1980s. My son (aged 16) has just read it, so I decided that before I see the new film version, I would re-read it. It's actually amazingly good still.
	11:35am coelacanth∅: p20, billie joe jumped off the bridge
	11:36am Marley P. Dogg: Love me some zydeco - reminds me of the Cajun festival up in Sussex County every summer
	11:36am David (in London): p20 - I have no time for the baby / engagement ring conspiracy theories.
	11:36am Toothgrinder Tom: @Robert I tried rereading the first one (the only one I’ve read) and even it was pretty cheesy by ‘adult’ standards. Cool world though.
	11:36am Andrea in Jersey City: Hello
	11:36am Toothgrinder Tom: No aliens, for example.
	11:36am testingwithfire (she / they): I'd like to spend some time in Lafayette, LA (a zydeco capital)
	11:37am coelacanth∅: talahatchie bridge bridgehunter.com...
	11:37am Marley P. Dogg: Miri - 1981 www.discogs.com...
	11:37am Marley P. Dogg: * Mirk
	11:38am Toothgrinder Tom: @David maybe I should give it another chance (Dune that is).
	11:38am David (in London): Take a dram afore ye go? What kind of advice is that? I'm not convinced it's a major contribution to road safety.
	11:39am Carmichael: Late greetings, Joe and skeletons.
	11:39am Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Salutations, Joe and WFMU folx everywhere!
	11:39am Marley P. Dogg: John Deere Tractor 1980 www.discogs.com...
	11:40am Joe McG: Thanks again, MPD, for the visual references! It's nice to see the covers.
	11:40am coelacanth∅: (better picture...this from when that song was written: bridgehunter.com...)
	11:40am David (in London): Tom - I was a bit worried in case it seemed terrible after all these years, but I've actually been throughly enjoying it. And probably getting more from it than I did at 16 when I wasn't exactly worldly-wise.
	11:40am Bill D: Fun show! Are you just throwing tracks on without screening them?
	11:40am mary: @david I L I thought billie jo was a female
	11:41am WoodsOfNH: I think I read the first three Dune novels. Was never much of a fan of things like that to be honest. Working in software, I get endless grief for my lack of all things science fiction/fantasy, including Star Wars.
	11:41am TDK60: D.I.L. You're reading Dune? Never did. Is it too adult for me?
	11:41am coelacanth∅: ...Duh! sorry i mean after... the bridge collapsed and was rebuilt.
	11:42am Itzall Tumánnio: Hello there Granny Spiciest of Tuners! Hope you are doing well, still have that great postcard in front of me as I work in place.
	11:43am annie: joe, larry sparks is new to you?
	11:44am Joe McG: @annie: Yes, should I know him?
	11:44am Marley P. Dogg: Linda Hargrove 1973 www.discogs.com...
	11:44am Brian in UK: Joe, think it is fair to say on average these have been successful picks and also a pick-me-up. Thanks.
	11:44am David (in London): Mary - Bobby Gentry said in a 1967 interview ""It's in there for two reasons," she said. "First, it locks up a definite relationship between Billie Joe and the girl telling the story, the girl at the table. Second, the fact that Billie Joe was seen throwing something off the bridge – no matter what it was – provides a possible motivation as to why he jumped off the bridge the next day."
	11:44am Carmichael: @Woods, just because you're a nerd doesn't mean you have to be a dork ... :)
	11:44am annie: he was king of bluegrass back inthe 70s YUUGE!!
	11:46am annie: oh,i forgot, you're a youngun' :-P
	11:46am David (in London): TDK - Yeah, wanted to re-read it before seeing the new film version whenever that appears. No knob jokes so far, but I'll keep you posted...
	11:46am LastWhiteRhino: Play ball !
	11:46am Handy Haversack: Back from the pet food and beer run. Nice to come home to Random Pull! Sounds like baseball is back on!
	11:46am Marley P. Dogg: Winter nationals - 1963 www.discogs.com...
	11:47am Agent Peter: Drag racing ain't baseball
	11:47am WoodsOfNH: @Carmichael Ha! I like that.
	11:47am Ken From Hyde Park: Enrico Pallazzo!
	11:48am Brian in UK: A nine second run was something in '63.
	11:48am wizard frog: vrooom vroooom!
	11:48am Itzall Tumánnio: THUNDER of THE GODS!
	11:48am LastWhiteRhino: And Baseball ain't drag racing.
	11:48am annie: Carm!! how ya been?
	11:48am listener 126464: what happened to the chevy?
	11:48am Itzall Tumánnio: And you know that thing had the engine in FRONT of the driver.
	11:49am Marley P. Dogg: Maldoon - 1973 www.discogs.com...
	11:49am David (in London): Clay should borrow that album for Monday Morning Races.
	11:49am Nulsh: Shai-hulud! Afternoon!
	11:51am Marley P. Dogg: Joe McG - thanks again for this great show today! It really picked me up!
	11:51am radioronan: Thoroughly enjoyed this episode of Random Pull record roulette, Joe. Thanks!
	11:51am David (in London): Truly excellent show today Joe. Hey Nulsh.
	11:52am coelacanth∅: wfmu once had a show host called "Wild Girl" who had 2 features in her show, besides good music: auto racing news, and recycling locations.
	11:53am Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Suddenly i'm in a dreamy, soft-focus wonderland…
	11:53am Marley P. Dogg: Dom Minasi - 1975 - is that a cat or a panther on the cover? www.discogs.com...
	11:53am listener 126464: Thank you Joe!
	11:53am Nulsh: Hey David! I've been listening sporadically this afternoon - some mad selections. I did like SMK's monkey noise pick!
	11:54am Joe McG: Thanks for listening and commenting, everyone, I'm glad you enjoyed today's Random Pull show. Next week: Music I have actually listened to before playing it. Have a great week, and stay tuned for 3 Chord Monte with Joe B.!
	11:54am P-90: Many thanks, Joe McG
	11:54am 12539: Thanks Joe! Take care.
	11:54am Morphe': Thanks Joe .. actually, for many of us -FMU is the place we find things we never heard before... (never bought a CD/never had a player or a pod for music) After listening to people play the same cassettes/music over and over in Lo don 80s.. Once back in NYC, only listened to NEWS and FMU (KCR a bit ...) Thanks again!!!!
	11:55am David (in London): The only thing that leavens the pain of Joe #1's departure is that you get Joe #2!
	11:55am TDK60: Thanks for the randomness, Joe. Just a reminder DJ Irene Trudel is returning with a regular show, at noon, on the Give The Drummer Radio stream.
	11:55am Agent Peter: Ellie Mae's theme
	11:55am p20: Bye Joe thanks for the show! TTYL on the next playlist, regulars.
	11:55am nematomorpha: Thanks for the show! Greetings from Vienna
	11:55am Carmichael: And there is a Joe #3 who ids on at a different day and time. I chastised him for not being on Monday.
	11:56am Handy Haversack: Loved it, Joe! Thanks so much! From Joe to Joe!
	11:56am coelacanth∅: Thanks Joe
	11:56am Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Thanks, Joe, what fun! Thanks, skeleton crew and all WFMU supporters!
	11:57am Morphe': All - again - one of joe's picks today BOUND and GAGGED - Live Hurrah 1981 -one album wonders.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QGAwsCi8zg
	11:57am Toothgrinder Tom: @DiL it was the chapter in which Duke Leto keeps repeating (in italics) ‘they have tried to take the life of my son’ which cheesed me off; next time I’ll skip that chapter. I have many fond Memories of reading the book circa 1979 though.
	11:57am annie: glad i tuned in joe! on to Irene!!
	11:58am happymaan: Thanks for the show Joe, have a great day!
	11:59am egould310: Great show, Joe. Thanks for the journey into the unknown... and sometimes the unwanted. Listen at ya next week!
	11:59am Toothgrinder Tom: What a great Surface Noise today - something for everybody!
	11:59am happymaan: Yes...and thanks to the Skeleton crew!!!
	11:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Irene over here >>> www.wfmu.org... Thanks, Joe!

Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from May 4, 2020

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