WFMU: 100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from November 4, 2020

Listener comments!
	12:00pm David (in London): In with a zing, it's Mary Wing. Hello Groovers.
	12:02pm Really Lisa: Hello Mary, David, all Whatevers.
	12:05pm coelacanth∅: greetings Mary, 100%ers
	12:07pm KWilde: Heh.
	12:08pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Hey all
	12:08pm Ike: Yep, this is about right.
	12:09pm Andrew_in_WI: I'm here representing the state of Wisconsin, and I'm officially calling it for Biden.
	12:10pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Hi, Mary. Hang in there, everyone! <3
	12:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, here for dings and things. 🛎️
	12:15pm Stanley: Om mani peme hung
	12:16pm David (in London): Hey Lisa, Coela, KWilde, Sylvia, Ike, Andrew, S&M&S, Ken, Stanloid.
	12:16pm Mary Wing: Hello David, Lisa, coelacanth, KWilde, Sylvia, Ike, Andrew, S&M&S, Ken, and Stanley! Today's show is rather mellow, I recorded it on Sunday and didn't want to guess what the election results were.
	12:17pm David (in London): Sylvia / S&M&S - Liked that Starry Messenger track very much indeed.
	12:19pm Handy Haversack: Mary and all the Winged Ones! Hello. Sorry I'm late.
	12:19pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @David Thank you!!!
	12:19pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Thank you @David!
	12:20pm Hubig Pie: The guessing continues
	12:21pm David (in London): Sylvia / S&M&S - I'm tempted to suggest an old-fashioned 7in split single at some stage (given that we seem to end up on the same shows / compilations as it is). Hey Hubig.
	12:22pm Mary Wing: Hiya Handy and Hubig! I went to look at Ken's playlist, and all the loading gifs slowed down my music stream, heh. I saw the talking egg, though, so my day is automatically better.
	12:23pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey there! poppin' in between meetings!
	12:25pm Hubig Pie: David, 'ello me china
	12:25pm Mary Wing: Howdy Phillippe! Zoom in the room!
	12:26pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @David that sounds good
	12:27pm David (in London): Hubig, blimey you've mastered that perfectly! Now, I think, you are ready to go 'next level' and try eating some jellied eels. Phillippe, hello mate.
	12:27pm Sylvia (France-NYC): can't comment much, I had an eye exam earlier, my sight is still all blurry!
	12:30pm Hubig Pie: Ooo.... Jellied eels not for me, maybe just a wee dram of Spotted Dick
	12:32pm Mary Wing: Was the purpose of jellied eel to make something already gross to eat even grosser? I am confused.
	12:33pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: @David - that sounds good!
	12:35pm Andrew_in_WI: I like eel when I get sushi... never had them jellied
	12:37pm Handy Haversack: Speaking of friends, I found a nice heavy dinner plate that someone had thrown away while walking home yesterday. Score!
	12:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: Congratulations, Handy. You're now in possession of the murder weapon.
	12:42pm Mary Wing: Speaking of plates, I've been watching YouTube videos of people who go mudlarking (which is looking for things in riverbeds and fields without a metal detector, I guess) and the old crockery and glass they find is pretty amazing.
	12:43pm Mary Wing: Death By Dishware, my new virtual band name!
	12:44pm Andrew_in_WI: My LP of Nommos is counterfeit. But, to be fair, it was purchased before being reissued.
	12:44pm Michael 98145: what day is it? are we still here?
	12:45pm Ike: Great selection of music for a day of being completely exhausted after being almost totally unable to sleep all night! Amazing that you recorded this earlier. You totally called the mood.
	12:45pm rw: Good morning! The world is full of idiots. Glad I have you guys. Heading out to work. Thanks in advance Mary Wing!!!
	12:46pm Mary Wing: Good morning Michael 98145 and rw! We are here, now.
	12:46pm Michael 98145: ah
	12:47pm Michael 98145: good
	12:47pm Handy Haversack: Revenge is a dish best served by someone on Huron St., apparently, Ken! Mary, we pull a pretty amazing assortment of things out of the East River and Newtown Creek. Some really nice old bricks with the brickmakers' logos in them. Lots of safety helmets! Really cool beach glass sometimes. And ... weirder things.
	12:47pm fred: Good afternoon Mary and listeners
	12:48pm Handy Haversack: (My brain keeps wanting to turn this Yamaneko song into Christy Moore's version of "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face.")
	12:48pm Andrew_in_WI: @Handy Mash-up?
	12:48pm Mary Wing: Salut, fred! Long time, no see!
	12:49pm Mary Wing: Heh, Handy, you will marvel at the incongruous segue coming next. I didn't hear "The First Time.." in this song, but I did hear something else.
	12:51pm Handy Haversack: I'll call Bill McClintock, @Andrew!
	12:51pm Handy Haversack: Ha, nice, Mary!
	12:53pm fred: I'm back to being stuck home because of the new lockdown. Only good thing about that is that I can listen to the station most of the day
	12:53pm Andrew_in_WI: I live on a river downstream from an old dump. Old bottles and cookware are my most common finds. Once I pulled a bowling ball out of the river.
	12:54pm doctorjazz: Hi Mary!
	12:57pm Mary Wing: Hi there doctorjazz! I could get addicted to scavenging with almost no effort, heh. But where would I put all of it?
	12:57pm Michael 98145: catch and release?
	12:59pm Handy Haversack: Did you get the spare, Andrew?
	12:59pm Mary Wing: Michael, that goes against the very fibre of my being, heh.
	1:04pm Handy Haversack: Huzzah! Hell was raised!
	1:06pm David (in London): Sorry, had a call there. The jellied eel is not for the faint-hearted Mary. In the old East End, one had it with pie, mashed potato and 'liqour', a type of parsley sauce. When you're next in London I'll take you out for some... Or not as the case may be!
	1:06pm rw: It’s like the past the present and the future all rolled up in one here
	1:07pm Stanley: No, no, don't do it Mary. Jellied eel is disgusting!
	1:07pm David (in London): Sylvia / S&M&S - It might be fun, mightn't it? A proper 7in single! Put the suggestion into your mental filing cabinet for discussion at a later date...
	1:07pm Mary Wing: Heh, I will wait with a wildly beating heart for that meal, David! Parsley sauce? Who thinks up these things??
	1:10pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: @david - for sure! We never do vinyl because our records are so looooooong ("Deux Anges" - out a week from Friday - is 30 tracks across two discs weighing in around 2 1/2 hrs!) but... food for thought!
	1:12pm Michael 98145: the things i learn here! www.thespruceeats.com...
	1:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: I haven't checked recently, but I presume the constitution says that in the unlikely event of the electoral votes being tied, the election will be determined by a 100-yard dash or a sword fight or at least a bloody duel of some sort. Throwing heavy dinner plates, for example.
	1:17pm David (in London): S&M&S - Ha ha, that's another trait we share then. Our new 'single' is 20 minutes long on its own. Seriously though, I think we're similar enough, yet different enough, to make a combined piece quite an appealing prospect. Like I say, stash that away for a future conversation when the world is at least a little bit more 'normal' again.
	1:20pm Michael 98145: And Nina!
	1:25pm Mark R: This was a great doc if you haven't seen it. Nina actually lived upstate next door to Betty Shabazz for a while in the 70s, and they grew quite close.
	1:25pm Carmichael: Heya Mary, Nina and all others.
	1:25pm Handy Haversack: Ken, to think my new plate might take its place in the annals of this great democracy alongside hanging chads and Tammany Hall! DiL&S&M&S -- I would definitely get the CD single or even cassingle! Just an unrelated reminder to all: Bandcamp Friday is this week! Even some of our favorite commentors might have material available for purchase on that fine artist-first platform.
	1:28pm Mary Wing: Hello Mark R. and Carmichael! I keep meaning to watch the Nina doc; maybe this weekend I can sit and watch it.
	1:30pm Phillippe Bastille: I'm back! Dinner plates, jellied eel, bowling balls... I miss all the good stuff! Oh, and the music and pleasure of all your company as well -- almost forgot about that!
	1:32pm Handy Haversack: I'm thinking of "adrop" as akin to "asea" or "a-go-go." Hey, Phillippe!
	1:32pm David (in London): Hey Carmichael. Good reminder there Handy. And I saved you some jellied eels Phillippe!
	1:34pm Carmichael: Aloha, David.
	1:34pm Mary Wing: Jellied Eels Adrop?
	1:34pm Mark R: I was introduced to Bardo Pond by WFMU--such a fascinating musician! I could understand how he might not be everybody's cup of tea, but I dig his wild and wooly sounds.
	1:36pm David (in London): Jellied eels are what are found at the bottom of the Bardo Pond. This is a very cool piece.
	1:36pm Mary Wing: How are you and Debbie holding up, Mark? Not sure if I saw you at the last virtual staff meeting.
	1:47pm Ken From Hyde Park: I remember how Chris M used to play Bardo Pond on his shows.
	1:49pm Mary Wing: Heh. Chris M. also played the new My Bloody Valentine album in its entirely the day it was released back in 2013. Like, he got the download, and played it on air immediately.
	1:50pm Sylvia (France-NYC): love this Bardo Pond
	1:50pm Andrew_in_WI: Does this count as a 3OAK? Three of adrop?
	1:50pm chresti in tennis booth, Griffith Park: hI Mary and wingdingers! Listening..
	1:52pm Hubig Pie: Mr Pond has a way with fuzzy spaced out psychedelia. The sound of Psychedelphia
	1:52pm Mary Wing: Ummm, no, Andrew, but nice try! Good Wednesday morning, Chresti!
	1:53pm Phillippe Bastille: David, can you put some of those jellied eels in the package of Earle Grey Handy is sending me? Soon if you can.
	1:56pm coelacanth∅: weird how people pretend bardo pond is a he
	1:57pm Mary Wing: What, like pretending Jandek is a he?
	1:57pm Hubig Pie: I was just tryin to be clever, Mr Canth
	1:58pm coelacanth∅: Hubig i thought you were!
	1:59pm Hubig Pie: 😁
	1:59pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @David yes, I put the idea in my mental filing cabinet!
	1:59pm coelacanth∅: Mary that's the other way around!
	2:00pm coelacanth∅: (he, pretending he's an organisation, or band)
	2:00pm Stanley: Brigitte Bardo Pond?
	2:00pm Handy Haversack: With ponds, you mostly have to turn 'em over to check. Mary, spodiodi pointed out to me that when I was computerless a month or so back, I missed a 3OAK with "Mercy Seat"! I was crushed. I have not gone back to listen yet, but as the sting of missing it live fades, I'll check it out.
	2:01pm Mary Wing: It was a good one, Handy! Lots of cool versions!
	2:03pm David (in London): Mary, you mean 'A representative of Corwood Industries'...
	2:04pm coelacanth∅: Handy haha
	2:04pm coelacanth∅: hey David (did i say hi already?)
	2:05pm coelacanth∅: Stanley ha! i'd go see her
	2:06pm Michael 98145: ( bandcamp memo to self: bipolarexplorer.bandcamp.com... )
	2:07pm Mark R: We're good, Mary, I think I was at the last one, but maybe I missed one!
	2:07pm Handy Haversack: You can't just copy my memos, Michael!
	2:07pm David (in London): Coela, can't remember, but hi again!
	2:08pm Michael 98145: heh
	2:12pm YETI BOB: Hi Wingers!
	2:13pm Handy Haversack: Yeti Bob, hey there!
	2:13pm Mary Wing: Howdy Bob!
	2:13pm David (in London): The Count arrives! Hello Yeti Bob.
	2:15pm YETI BOB: Hey David. I just got back from a little errand, Mrs Yeti got a flat tire on her bike and I went out with our van to rescue her. Nice to have things to think about other than the Big Thing. Oh, and now it's Julian Cope, nice!
	2:16pm David (in London): This is a little painful, for the simple reason that Julian Cope was the last gig I went to before lockdown. Sigh.
	2:17pm Mary Wing: You saw Copey recently, David? I didn't know he was still performing!
	2:18pm YETI BOB: Do tell us a bit about the show, David! Was it with a band? Did he lecture about druidic rock formations?
	2:19pm Handy Haversack: Or formations of druidic rock?
	2:19pm Phillippe Bastille: Man, listening with only half an ear, I was thinking damn, that Helen Reddy REALLY made that cover her own...
	2:20pm Handy Haversack: Not being the loving kind is the old-fashioned way, Phillippe!
	2:21pm Hubig Pie: Never go onna bike ride without tire irons, a spare tube and Co2 canisters
	2:23pm David (in London): Cope was on blistering form. It was just him and his acoustic guitar. He did material old and new, from some old Teardrop classics right up to things he said he'd recently just finished writing. He was wearing his Luftwaffe style peaked cap, outsized Victorian explorer shorts and huge combat boots. And, of course, the between-songs chat was solid gold. As was his rendition of a track about neolithic wisdom, 'They Were All on Drugs'. I took my 16-year old son (whom you guys 'met' last Friday) and he was blown away.
	2:23pm Phillippe Bastille: I've got 7 great years of marriage under my belt to dispute that Handy! They would be the first two, the 11th, the 19th, the 22nd, 25th, and the 28th, The other 26, meh, not so much.
	2:24pm Stanley: Hi David - What, I missed 'meeting' your son?
	2:24pm Phillippe Bastille: Yeah, I missed that meet too!
	2:26pm YETI BOB: @D(iL): Wow, I'm glad you and Solo were able to catch that. I've been a fan of Julian since "Peggy Suicide", of course I'm not surprised you like him too :)
	2:26pm Phillippe Bastille: David, you need to start sending invitations and announcements out, dude.
	2:27pm Stanley: Just hearing Joni's voice makes me all emotional.
	2:32pm Stanley: What a nice song that was. Thanks Mary
	2:32pm Handy Haversack: Meeting Solo was a highlight last week! Kid's a Bryce fan. Clearly raised right! Love Julian Cope too. And yeah, that Joni song. Oof. I'm not crying, YOU'RE the one who's crying!
	2:33pm Hubig Pie: But don't shine on that deadbeat kid that lives next door. He's 30years old and still spongin'off ma
	2:34pm Mary Wing: Joni's birthday is on Saturday the 7th; forgot to mention that at the mic break.
	2:34pm David (in London): Stanley / Phillippe - Well, he's a massive fan of Bryce's Show, so he popped up there on Friday unexpectedly. He was thrilled to be greeted so warmly, so he may appear again. Yeti Bob - Yeah, I've always loved him. I first saw him in 1984, at the infamous gig in which he was the highest a man has ever been on LSD and he tried to kill himself on stage. Man, that was quite an evening. I had his blood on my shirt when I went home.
	2:34pm Stanley: Had Mary played it during the Hellraiser I would have coughed up a pledge!
	2:35pm coelacanth∅: Phillippe haha! . . . so it was worth it?
	2:35pm Phillippe Bastille: @DiL ah, I will have to tune in. I've been spoending my Friday afternoons in Uncle Michael land
	2:36pm Phillippe Bastille: @coel jury's still out...
	2:38pm coelacanth∅: i guess i'm gonna have to watch my mouth on Bryce's show from now on
	2:39pm coelacanth∅: i've known the name Julian Cope for decades now and shall admit i barely know his work
	2:39pm David (in London): Coela - He's a teenage schoolboy in South London. Profanity is a way of life there...
	2:41pm YETI BOB: coelacanth∅: in addition to being a pretty great musician, he's written some interesting books. One called "Krautrocksampler" that was partly responsible for the rebirth of interest in the genre, and another about Stonehenge and other antiquarian Engish stuff. And a few other books, autobiography, etc. He's a fascinating character. Plus he wrote a song called "Out Of My Mind On Dope And Speed".
	2:42pm Handy Haversack: What's not to love?
	2:42pm northguineahills: Have barely slept, just drove back to Orlando from Gainesville to vote. Listening!
	2:43pm coelacanth∅: i have a feeling that in most cases abstaining from "vulgar" language around minors is solely for the comfort of the adults present!
	2:43pm Mary Wing: You are a righteous dude, NGH!
	2:46pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Yeti. i'm sitting on a full cart of books right now, waiting for them to send me a special offer of some kind. i'll look into that!
	2:48pm YETI BOB: Holy moly - I just looked and Krautrocksampler is out of print and copies are selling online for upwards of $300. I used to have that book, dammit. (No idea what happened to my copy!)
	2:48pm northguineahills: At least the amendment to raise the minimum wage from $7.45 to $15 w/ in four years passed.
	2:49pm northguineahills: (FL is very bi-polar)
	2:49pm YETI BOB: ((there does seem to be a PDF available online, i won't post the link but it's not hard to find))
	2:49pm Mary Wing: Jaysus, that's a lot of cash for a book. I think I might have it, although I can't remember now if I borrowed it from a friend and then returned it.
	2:49pm Stanley: I've been listening for twelve hours non-stop to take my mind off things. Hardly got any work done but it's been a pleasure. The music, the chat and most of all, the feeling of solidarity with yooz all. Forgive me if I slip out behind the curtain, so Ill say thanks and good bye.
	2:49pm coelacanth∅: yes Yeti i just looked. "temporarily unavailable".
	2:50pm Jeff Golick: Didn't Cope also do a Japrocksampler?
	2:50pm Handy Haversack: Mary, because it's so ridiculous, I took a picture of my "workspace" this afternoon, with your playlist front and center: wfmu.org... Election Day coincided with garbage collection day, so we have rather a backlog of pumpkins around here ...
	2:50pm coelacanth∅: (..."receive fewer than 1 copy every 6 months")
	2:50pm David (in London): Jeff - Yeah, and it was a doozy, too, I reckon.
	2:52pm YETI BOB: @Jeff: Yup and a Detroit version too IIRC. And this book I just found: "Copendium - An Expedition into the Rock&Roll Underworld" - scary looking cover, black with gothy typography. It came out in 2012, I missed it completely.
	2:52pm Mary Wing: I like that workspace, Handy! Never too many pumpkins in my opinion!
	2:52pm coelacanth∅: take care Stanley
	2:52pm Mary Wing: Hello Jeff! I think he did do a Japrock book as well, yes!
	2:52pm coelacanth∅: ..."garbage collection/garbage election day"
	2:53pm Really Lisa: Well I missed ~85%. To the archives I will go. <3 Julian Cope. Peace, all.
	2:53pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, Mary W
	2:54pm YETI BOB: I guess - as the title suggests - it's just a collection of his record reviews, but probably still worth reading.
	2:55pm Mary Wing: I remember when Stan played this on his show, and said something along the lines of that it sounded like the end of a party, when everyone is tired but doesn't want to go home yet, so they start singing this song. That's how I feel, like the party is over but I am not ready to go home so let's do one last song.
	2:55pm spodiodi: hi Mary! sorry i missed everything. hope you have a good week! just wanted to say hi
	2:55pm Mary Wing: Hi spodiodi! Thanks for your pledge last week!
	2:56pm David (in London): Mary, it was a great party. I had a blast, Same again next week? Hey spod!
	2:56pm coelacanth∅: anyone here have any suggestions for good starting points for books of Andrew K Dick, Hunter S Thompson or William Burroughs?
	2:57pm spodiodi: :) thanks for all the Whatever, Mary!
	2:57pm YETI BOB: @C∅: For Burroughs, I'd say "Junkie", "Queer", and "Exterminator!" (short stories)
	2:58pm coelacanth∅: (for the record i thought "on the road" was shit! ...so, not along those lines!)
	2:58pm YETI BOB: For HST, "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" is really the only one you need to read IMO. And I don't know Andrew Dick. Do you mean Philip?
	2:58pm Phillippe Bastille: Bye Mary, thanks!
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Yeti, i think someone suggested queer to me once
	2:59pm YETI BOB: For Philip K Dick I love "A Scanner Darkly" and "Flow My Tears the Policeman Said". I'm sure I'm missing a bunch.
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: ...oh, yeah, Phillip!
	2:59pm Mary Wing: Stick around for DJ Black Helmet, playlist is here: wfmu.org...
	2:59pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Mary!
	2:59pm David (in London): I heart Mary Wing.
	3:00pm Mary Wing: Thanks for listening!!
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Mary! stay sane(ish)!
	3:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Mary. Have a good week.

100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from November 4, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New / Special	Approx. start time
Snowdrops	Odysseus	Volutes	Injazero	2020	MP3			0:00:00 (Pop‑up)
Don Cherry	Chenrezig	Om Shanti Om	Black Sweat	2020	MP3	Originally recorded for Italian TV in 1976; featuring Nana Vasconcelos, Gian Piero Pramaggiore, and Moki Cherry.	*	0:13:21 (Pop‑up)
Rickie Lee Jones	I Was There	The Sermon On Exposition Boulevard	New West	2006	MP3			0:25:10 (Pop‑up)
Lusine	Tropopause	Sensorimotor	Ghostly International	2017	MP3			0:33:30 (Pop‑up)
Craig Leon	Three Small Coins	Early Electronic Works - Nommos Visiting	Aparté / Atlas Realisations	2013	MP3	This song originally recorded in 1982.		0:37:05 (Pop‑up)
Yamaneko	Flower Garden (Night)	Spa Commissions	Local Action	2017	MP3			0:43:48 (Pop‑up)
Aretha Franklin	(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman	Queen Of Soul: The Atlantic Recordings	Atlantic	1992	MP3	This song originally released in 1967.		0:51:13 (Pop‑up)
The Roches	You (Make My Life Come True)	Where Do I Come From: Maggie Roche Selected Songs	StorySounds	2018	MP3	This song originally recorded in 1995.		0:53:56 (Pop‑up)

Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							0:59:28 (Pop‑up)
Kamasi Washington	Re Run Home	The Epic	Brainfeeder	2015	MP3			1:05:21 (Pop‑up)
Nina Simone	Sinnerman	What Happened, Miss Simone? (Original Soundtrack)	Verve / Eagle Vision	2016	MP3			1:19:23 (Pop‑up)
Bardo Pond	Adrop : I. Invisible Fire	Adrop / Circuit VIII	Three Lobed Recordings	2020	MP3	"Adrop" originally released in 2006.		1:29:40 (Pop‑up)
Bardo Pond	Adrop : II. The Rebis Part 1	Adrop / Circuit VIII	Three Lobed Recordings	2020	MP3			1:42:12 (Pop‑up)
Bardo Pond	Adrop : II. The Rebis Part 2	Adrop / Circuit VIII	Three Lobed Recordings	2020	MP3			1:45:11 (Pop‑up)
Bardo Pond	Adrop : III. Latona	Adrop / Circuit VIII	Three Lobed Recordings	2020	MP3			1:53:49 (Pop‑up)

Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							2:03:19 (Pop‑up)
John Cale	I'm Not The Loving Kind	The Island Years	Island / Chronicles	1996	MP3	This song originally recorded in 1975.	***	2:05:21 (Pop‑up)
Mark Lanegan	I'm Not The Loving Kind	Imitations	Flooded Soil / Vagrant	2013	MP3	A John Cale cover.	***	2:08:27 (Pop‑up)
Aeddan	I'm Not The Loving Kind	I Don't Need It / I'm Not The Loving Kind single	self-released	2020	MP3	A John Cale cover.	***	2:11:35 (Pop‑up)
The Teardrop Explodes	I'm Not The Loving Kind	Wilder (Remastered Expanded Edition)	Mercury UK	2013	MP3	A John Cale cover; recorded for the Richard Skinner program on BBC Radio on May 16, 1981.	***	2:14:31 (Pop‑up)
Helen Reddy	The Old Fashioned Way	Long Hard Climb	Capitol	1973	MP3			2:17:20 (Pop‑up)
Laura Marling	For You	Song For Our Daughter	Chrysalis / Partisan	2020	MP3			2:20:17 (Pop‑up)
Joni Mitchell	Shine	Shine	Hear Music	2007	MP3			2:24:13 (Pop‑up)
East River Pipe	Atlantic City (Gonna Make A Million Tonight)	The Gasoline Age	Merge	1999	MP3			2:31:40 (Pop‑up)
Rocks & Waves Song Circle	V (Perdidad)	Songs I-V	Les Disques Bongo Joe / Sing A Song Fighter	2016	MP3			2:41:21 (Pop‑up)

Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							2:57:55 (Pop‑up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm David (in London): In with a zing, it's Mary Wing. Hello Groovers.
	12:02pm Really Lisa: Hello Mary, David, all Whatevers.
	12:05pm coelacanth∅: greetings Mary, 100%ers
	12:07pm KWilde: Heh.
	12:08pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Hey all
	12:08pm Ike: Yep, this is about right.
	12:09pm Andrew_in_WI: I'm here representing the state of Wisconsin, and I'm officially calling it for Biden.
	12:10pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Hi, Mary. Hang in there, everyone! <3
	12:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, here for dings and things. 🛎️
	12:15pm Stanley: Om mani peme hung
	12:16pm David (in London): Hey Lisa, Coela, KWilde, Sylvia, Ike, Andrew, S&M&S, Ken, Stanloid.
	12:16pm Mary Wing: Hello David, Lisa, coelacanth, KWilde, Sylvia, Ike, Andrew, S&M&S, Ken, and Stanley! Today's show is rather mellow, I recorded it on Sunday and didn't want to guess what the election results were.
	12:17pm David (in London): Sylvia / S&M&S - Liked that Starry Messenger track very much indeed.
	12:19pm Handy Haversack: Mary and all the Winged Ones! Hello. Sorry I'm late.
	12:19pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @David Thank you!!!
	12:19pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Thank you @David!
	12:20pm Hubig Pie: The guessing continues
	12:21pm David (in London): Sylvia / S&M&S - I'm tempted to suggest an old-fashioned 7in split single at some stage (given that we seem to end up on the same shows / compilations as it is). Hey Hubig.
	12:22pm Mary Wing: Hiya Handy and Hubig! I went to look at Ken's playlist, and all the loading gifs slowed down my music stream, heh. I saw the talking egg, though, so my day is automatically better.
	12:23pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey there! poppin' in between meetings!
	12:25pm Hubig Pie: David, 'ello me china
	12:25pm Mary Wing: Howdy Phillippe! Zoom in the room!
	12:26pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @David that sounds good
	12:27pm David (in London): Hubig, blimey you've mastered that perfectly! Now, I think, you are ready to go 'next level' and try eating some jellied eels. Phillippe, hello mate.
	12:27pm Sylvia (France-NYC): can't comment much, I had an eye exam earlier, my sight is still all blurry!
	12:30pm Hubig Pie: Ooo.... Jellied eels not for me, maybe just a wee dram of Spotted Dick
	12:32pm Mary Wing: Was the purpose of jellied eel to make something already gross to eat even grosser? I am confused.
	12:33pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: @David - that sounds good!
	12:35pm Andrew_in_WI: I like eel when I get sushi... never had them jellied
	12:37pm Handy Haversack: Speaking of friends, I found a nice heavy dinner plate that someone had thrown away while walking home yesterday. Score!
	12:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: Congratulations, Handy. You're now in possession of the murder weapon.
	12:42pm Mary Wing: Speaking of plates, I've been watching YouTube videos of people who go mudlarking (which is looking for things in riverbeds and fields without a metal detector, I guess) and the old crockery and glass they find is pretty amazing.
	12:43pm Mary Wing: Death By Dishware, my new virtual band name!
	12:44pm Andrew_in_WI: My LP of Nommos is counterfeit. But, to be fair, it was purchased before being reissued.
	12:44pm Michael 98145: what day is it? are we still here?
	12:45pm Ike: Great selection of music for a day of being completely exhausted after being almost totally unable to sleep all night! Amazing that you recorded this earlier. You totally called the mood.
	12:45pm rw: Good morning! The world is full of idiots. Glad I have you guys. Heading out to work. Thanks in advance Mary Wing!!!
	12:46pm Mary Wing: Good morning Michael 98145 and rw! We are here, now.
	12:46pm Michael 98145: ah
	12:47pm Michael 98145: good
	12:47pm Handy Haversack: Revenge is a dish best served by someone on Huron St., apparently, Ken! Mary, we pull a pretty amazing assortment of things out of the East River and Newtown Creek. Some really nice old bricks with the brickmakers' logos in them. Lots of safety helmets! Really cool beach glass sometimes. And ... weirder things.
	12:47pm fred: Good afternoon Mary and listeners
	12:48pm Handy Haversack: (My brain keeps wanting to turn this Yamaneko song into Christy Moore's version of "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face.")
	12:48pm Andrew_in_WI: @Handy Mash-up?
	12:48pm Mary Wing: Salut, fred! Long time, no see!
	12:49pm Mary Wing: Heh, Handy, you will marvel at the incongruous segue coming next. I didn't hear "The First Time.." in this song, but I did hear something else.
	12:51pm Handy Haversack: I'll call Bill McClintock, @Andrew!
	12:51pm Handy Haversack: Ha, nice, Mary!
	12:53pm fred: I'm back to being stuck home because of the new lockdown. Only good thing about that is that I can listen to the station most of the day
	12:53pm Andrew_in_WI: I live on a river downstream from an old dump. Old bottles and cookware are my most common finds. Once I pulled a bowling ball out of the river.
	12:54pm doctorjazz: Hi Mary!
	12:57pm Mary Wing: Hi there doctorjazz! I could get addicted to scavenging with almost no effort, heh. But where would I put all of it?
	12:57pm Michael 98145: catch and release?
	12:59pm Handy Haversack: Did you get the spare, Andrew?
	12:59pm Mary Wing: Michael, that goes against the very fibre of my being, heh.
	1:04pm Handy Haversack: Huzzah! Hell was raised!
	1:06pm David (in London): Sorry, had a call there. The jellied eel is not for the faint-hearted Mary. In the old East End, one had it with pie, mashed potato and 'liqour', a type of parsley sauce. When you're next in London I'll take you out for some... Or not as the case may be!
	1:06pm rw: It’s like the past the present and the future all rolled up in one here
	1:07pm Stanley: No, no, don't do it Mary. Jellied eel is disgusting!
	1:07pm David (in London): Sylvia / S&M&S - It might be fun, mightn't it? A proper 7in single! Put the suggestion into your mental filing cabinet for discussion at a later date...
	1:07pm Mary Wing: Heh, I will wait with a wildly beating heart for that meal, David! Parsley sauce? Who thinks up these things??
	1:10pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: @david - for sure! We never do vinyl because our records are so looooooong ("Deux Anges" - out a week from Friday - is 30 tracks across two discs weighing in around 2 1/2 hrs!) but... food for thought!
	1:12pm Michael 98145: the things i learn here! www.thespruceeats.com...
	1:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: I haven't checked recently, but I presume the constitution says that in the unlikely event of the electoral votes being tied, the election will be determined by a 100-yard dash or a sword fight or at least a bloody duel of some sort. Throwing heavy dinner plates, for example.
	1:17pm David (in London): S&M&S - Ha ha, that's another trait we share then. Our new 'single' is 20 minutes long on its own. Seriously though, I think we're similar enough, yet different enough, to make a combined piece quite an appealing prospect. Like I say, stash that away for a future conversation when the world is at least a little bit more 'normal' again.
	1:20pm Michael 98145: And Nina!
	1:25pm Mark R: This was a great doc if you haven't seen it. Nina actually lived upstate next door to Betty Shabazz for a while in the 70s, and they grew quite close.
	1:25pm Carmichael: Heya Mary, Nina and all others.
	1:25pm Handy Haversack: Ken, to think my new plate might take its place in the annals of this great democracy alongside hanging chads and Tammany Hall! DiL&S&M&S -- I would definitely get the CD single or even cassingle! Just an unrelated reminder to all: Bandcamp Friday is this week! Even some of our favorite commentors might have material available for purchase on that fine artist-first platform.
	1:28pm Mary Wing: Hello Mark R. and Carmichael! I keep meaning to watch the Nina doc; maybe this weekend I can sit and watch it.
	1:30pm Phillippe Bastille: I'm back! Dinner plates, jellied eel, bowling balls... I miss all the good stuff! Oh, and the music and pleasure of all your company as well -- almost forgot about that!
	1:32pm Handy Haversack: I'm thinking of "adrop" as akin to "asea" or "a-go-go." Hey, Phillippe!
	1:32pm David (in London): Hey Carmichael. Good reminder there Handy. And I saved you some jellied eels Phillippe!
	1:34pm Carmichael: Aloha, David.
	1:34pm Mary Wing: Jellied Eels Adrop?
	1:34pm Mark R: I was introduced to Bardo Pond by WFMU--such a fascinating musician! I could understand how he might not be everybody's cup of tea, but I dig his wild and wooly sounds.
	1:36pm David (in London): Jellied eels are what are found at the bottom of the Bardo Pond. This is a very cool piece.
	1:36pm Mary Wing: How are you and Debbie holding up, Mark? Not sure if I saw you at the last virtual staff meeting.
	1:47pm Ken From Hyde Park: I remember how Chris M used to play Bardo Pond on his shows.
	1:49pm Mary Wing: Heh. Chris M. also played the new My Bloody Valentine album in its entirely the day it was released back in 2013. Like, he got the download, and played it on air immediately.
	1:50pm Sylvia (France-NYC): love this Bardo Pond
	1:50pm Andrew_in_WI: Does this count as a 3OAK? Three of adrop?
	1:50pm chresti in tennis booth, Griffith Park: hI Mary and wingdingers! Listening..
	1:52pm Hubig Pie: Mr Pond has a way with fuzzy spaced out psychedelia. The sound of Psychedelphia
	1:52pm Mary Wing: Ummm, no, Andrew, but nice try! Good Wednesday morning, Chresti!
	1:53pm Phillippe Bastille: David, can you put some of those jellied eels in the package of Earle Grey Handy is sending me? Soon if you can.
	1:56pm coelacanth∅: weird how people pretend bardo pond is a he
	1:57pm Mary Wing: What, like pretending Jandek is a he?
	1:57pm Hubig Pie: I was just tryin to be clever, Mr Canth
	1:58pm coelacanth∅: Hubig i thought you were!
	1:59pm Hubig Pie: 😁
	1:59pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @David yes, I put the idea in my mental filing cabinet!
	1:59pm coelacanth∅: Mary that's the other way around!
	2:00pm coelacanth∅: (he, pretending he's an organisation, or band)
	2:00pm Stanley: Brigitte Bardo Pond?
	2:00pm Handy Haversack: With ponds, you mostly have to turn 'em over to check. Mary, spodiodi pointed out to me that when I was computerless a month or so back, I missed a 3OAK with "Mercy Seat"! I was crushed. I have not gone back to listen yet, but as the sting of missing it live fades, I'll check it out.
	2:01pm Mary Wing: It was a good one, Handy! Lots of cool versions!
	2:03pm David (in London): Mary, you mean 'A representative of Corwood Industries'...
	2:04pm coelacanth∅: Handy haha
	2:04pm coelacanth∅: hey David (did i say hi already?)
	2:05pm coelacanth∅: Stanley ha! i'd go see her
	2:06pm Michael 98145: ( bandcamp memo to self: bipolarexplorer.bandcamp.com... )
	2:07pm Mark R: We're good, Mary, I think I was at the last one, but maybe I missed one!
	2:07pm Handy Haversack: You can't just copy my memos, Michael!
	2:07pm David (in London): Coela, can't remember, but hi again!
	2:08pm Michael 98145: heh
	2:12pm YETI BOB: Hi Wingers!
	2:13pm Handy Haversack: Yeti Bob, hey there!
	2:13pm Mary Wing: Howdy Bob!
	2:13pm David (in London): The Count arrives! Hello Yeti Bob.
	2:15pm YETI BOB: Hey David. I just got back from a little errand, Mrs Yeti got a flat tire on her bike and I went out with our van to rescue her. Nice to have things to think about other than the Big Thing. Oh, and now it's Julian Cope, nice!
	2:16pm David (in London): This is a little painful, for the simple reason that Julian Cope was the last gig I went to before lockdown. Sigh.
	2:17pm Mary Wing: You saw Copey recently, David? I didn't know he was still performing!
	2:18pm YETI BOB: Do tell us a bit about the show, David! Was it with a band? Did he lecture about druidic rock formations?
	2:19pm Handy Haversack: Or formations of druidic rock?
	2:19pm Phillippe Bastille: Man, listening with only half an ear, I was thinking damn, that Helen Reddy REALLY made that cover her own...
	2:20pm Handy Haversack: Not being the loving kind is the old-fashioned way, Phillippe!
	2:21pm Hubig Pie: Never go onna bike ride without tire irons, a spare tube and Co2 canisters
	2:23pm David (in London): Cope was on blistering form. It was just him and his acoustic guitar. He did material old and new, from some old Teardrop classics right up to things he said he'd recently just finished writing. He was wearing his Luftwaffe style peaked cap, outsized Victorian explorer shorts and huge combat boots. And, of course, the between-songs chat was solid gold. As was his rendition of a track about neolithic wisdom, 'They Were All on Drugs'. I took my 16-year old son (whom you guys 'met' last Friday) and he was blown away.
	2:23pm Phillippe Bastille: I've got 7 great years of marriage under my belt to dispute that Handy! They would be the first two, the 11th, the 19th, the 22nd, 25th, and the 28th, The other 26, meh, not so much.
	2:24pm Stanley: Hi David - What, I missed 'meeting' your son?
	2:24pm Phillippe Bastille: Yeah, I missed that meet too!
	2:26pm YETI BOB: @D(iL): Wow, I'm glad you and Solo were able to catch that. I've been a fan of Julian since "Peggy Suicide", of course I'm not surprised you like him too :)
	2:26pm Phillippe Bastille: David, you need to start sending invitations and announcements out, dude.
	2:27pm Stanley: Just hearing Joni's voice makes me all emotional.
	2:32pm Stanley: What a nice song that was. Thanks Mary
	2:32pm Handy Haversack: Meeting Solo was a highlight last week! Kid's a Bryce fan. Clearly raised right! Love Julian Cope too. And yeah, that Joni song. Oof. I'm not crying, YOU'RE the one who's crying!
	2:33pm Hubig Pie: But don't shine on that deadbeat kid that lives next door. He's 30years old and still spongin'off ma
	2:34pm Mary Wing: Joni's birthday is on Saturday the 7th; forgot to mention that at the mic break.
	2:34pm David (in London): Stanley / Phillippe - Well, he's a massive fan of Bryce's Show, so he popped up there on Friday unexpectedly. He was thrilled to be greeted so warmly, so he may appear again. Yeti Bob - Yeah, I've always loved him. I first saw him in 1984, at the infamous gig in which he was the highest a man has ever been on LSD and he tried to kill himself on stage. Man, that was quite an evening. I had his blood on my shirt when I went home.
	2:34pm Stanley: Had Mary played it during the Hellraiser I would have coughed up a pledge!
	2:35pm coelacanth∅: Phillippe haha! . . . so it was worth it?
	2:35pm Phillippe Bastille: @DiL ah, I will have to tune in. I've been spoending my Friday afternoons in Uncle Michael land
	2:36pm Phillippe Bastille: @coel jury's still out...
	2:38pm coelacanth∅: i guess i'm gonna have to watch my mouth on Bryce's show from now on
	2:39pm coelacanth∅: i've known the name Julian Cope for decades now and shall admit i barely know his work
	2:39pm David (in London): Coela - He's a teenage schoolboy in South London. Profanity is a way of life there...
	2:41pm YETI BOB: coelacanth∅: in addition to being a pretty great musician, he's written some interesting books. One called "Krautrocksampler" that was partly responsible for the rebirth of interest in the genre, and another about Stonehenge and other antiquarian Engish stuff. And a few other books, autobiography, etc. He's a fascinating character. Plus he wrote a song called "Out Of My Mind On Dope And Speed".
	2:42pm Handy Haversack: What's not to love?
	2:42pm northguineahills: Have barely slept, just drove back to Orlando from Gainesville to vote. Listening!
	2:43pm coelacanth∅: i have a feeling that in most cases abstaining from "vulgar" language around minors is solely for the comfort of the adults present!
	2:43pm Mary Wing: You are a righteous dude, NGH!
	2:46pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Yeti. i'm sitting on a full cart of books right now, waiting for them to send me a special offer of some kind. i'll look into that!
	2:48pm YETI BOB: Holy moly - I just looked and Krautrocksampler is out of print and copies are selling online for upwards of $300. I used to have that book, dammit. (No idea what happened to my copy!)
	2:48pm northguineahills: At least the amendment to raise the minimum wage from $7.45 to $15 w/ in four years passed.
	2:49pm northguineahills: (FL is very bi-polar)
	2:49pm YETI BOB: ((there does seem to be a PDF available online, i won't post the link but it's not hard to find))
	2:49pm Mary Wing: Jaysus, that's a lot of cash for a book. I think I might have it, although I can't remember now if I borrowed it from a friend and then returned it.
	2:49pm Stanley: I've been listening for twelve hours non-stop to take my mind off things. Hardly got any work done but it's been a pleasure. The music, the chat and most of all, the feeling of solidarity with yooz all. Forgive me if I slip out behind the curtain, so Ill say thanks and good bye.
	2:49pm coelacanth∅: yes Yeti i just looked. "temporarily unavailable".
	2:50pm Jeff Golick: Didn't Cope also do a Japrocksampler?
	2:50pm Handy Haversack: Mary, because it's so ridiculous, I took a picture of my "workspace" this afternoon, with your playlist front and center: wfmu.org... Election Day coincided with garbage collection day, so we have rather a backlog of pumpkins around here ...
	2:50pm coelacanth∅: (..."receive fewer than 1 copy every 6 months")
	2:50pm David (in London): Jeff - Yeah, and it was a doozy, too, I reckon.
	2:52pm YETI BOB: @Jeff: Yup and a Detroit version too IIRC. And this book I just found: "Copendium - An Expedition into the Rock&Roll Underworld" - scary looking cover, black with gothy typography. It came out in 2012, I missed it completely.
	2:52pm Mary Wing: I like that workspace, Handy! Never too many pumpkins in my opinion!
	2:52pm coelacanth∅: take care Stanley
	2:52pm Mary Wing: Hello Jeff! I think he did do a Japrock book as well, yes!
	2:52pm coelacanth∅: ..."garbage collection/garbage election day"
	2:53pm Really Lisa: Well I missed ~85%. To the archives I will go. <3 Julian Cope. Peace, all.
	2:53pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, Mary W
	2:54pm YETI BOB: I guess - as the title suggests - it's just a collection of his record reviews, but probably still worth reading.
	2:55pm Mary Wing: I remember when Stan played this on his show, and said something along the lines of that it sounded like the end of a party, when everyone is tired but doesn't want to go home yet, so they start singing this song. That's how I feel, like the party is over but I am not ready to go home so let's do one last song.
	2:55pm spodiodi: hi Mary! sorry i missed everything. hope you have a good week! just wanted to say hi
	2:55pm Mary Wing: Hi spodiodi! Thanks for your pledge last week!
	2:56pm David (in London): Mary, it was a great party. I had a blast, Same again next week? Hey spod!
	2:56pm coelacanth∅: anyone here have any suggestions for good starting points for books of Andrew K Dick, Hunter S Thompson or William Burroughs?
	2:57pm spodiodi: :) thanks for all the Whatever, Mary!
	2:57pm YETI BOB: @C∅: For Burroughs, I'd say "Junkie", "Queer", and "Exterminator!" (short stories)
	2:58pm coelacanth∅: (for the record i thought "on the road" was shit! ...so, not along those lines!)
	2:58pm YETI BOB: For HST, "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" is really the only one you need to read IMO. And I don't know Andrew Dick. Do you mean Philip?
	2:58pm Phillippe Bastille: Bye Mary, thanks!
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Yeti, i think someone suggested queer to me once
	2:59pm YETI BOB: For Philip K Dick I love "A Scanner Darkly" and "Flow My Tears the Policeman Said". I'm sure I'm missing a bunch.
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: ...oh, yeah, Phillip!
	2:59pm Mary Wing: Stick around for DJ Black Helmet, playlist is here: wfmu.org...
	2:59pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Mary!
	2:59pm David (in London): I heart Mary Wing.
	3:00pm Mary Wing: Thanks for listening!!
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Mary! stay sane(ish)!
	3:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Mary. Have a good week.

100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from November 4, 2020

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