WFMU: Do or DIY with People Like Us: Playlist from December 3, 2020

Listener comments!
	11/30 7:33pm dale: well, herro dere!
	12/1 5:48am People Like Us: hi Dale!
	12/1 7:32pm Yes: hullo dale hullo PLU
	1:54pm People Like Us: hello Yes!
	6:34am People Like Us: See you in a few hours
	8:27am dale: setting up my folding chair and umbrella early.
	8:54am vince: You can start now....I am here
	8:54am People Like Us: ready
	8:55am vince: Hope all is well in your neck of the woods
	9:00am Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, London time. The British Isles are still afloat, I trust?
	9:00am common: hello hello
	9:00am YETI BOB: so psyched for this show today!
	9:00am People Like Us: it's raining
	9:00am Handy Haversack: Hello, PLU and all the DIYers! Some early birds around these parts.
	9:01am dale: i like the action music in the background.
	9:01am Steve from Dunwoody: PLU roolz.
	9:01am People Like Us: hello!
	9:01am Rick from SC: morning all.
	9:01am Krys O.: Greetings! Listening from work in the wilds of Roseland, NJ.
	9:01am People Like Us: goood morning!
	9:01am Mx. Granny (e/em): Greetings, PLU and WFMU palz! Ready for freeform magic to infuse my spirits for the day!
	9:01am Webhamster Henry: I'm ready for my Sample Broadcast Programming!
	9:01am People Like Us: and some afternoons!
	9:01am TDK60: Good morning Londonwich.
	9:02am vince: All the PLU's in PLU-ville are happy today!
	9:02am HyperDose: I am INTRIGUED
	9:02am YETI BOB: PLUperfect!
	9:02am %20: Thank you PLU for doing more shows on WFMU!
	9:03am Krys O.: We have a Labradoodle visiting us in the office today. He's a friend of our regular Irish Wolfhound office dawg.
	9:03am Rich in Washington: I woke up just in time! Mornin', Vicki! Hello everyone!
	9:03am People Like Us: how could I refuse?! Happy to be here!
	9:03am vince: A big hello to all of you going through PLU-berty
	9:04am Really Lisa: Hi PLU and all. Glad to be listening!
	9:05am YETI BOB: Any word from DJ Trouble? Recovering nicely I hope?
	9:05am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): PLU-berty eh? No wonder I felt kinda funny.
	9:05am dougseidel: so happy that this is here now!
	9:05am vince: It's normal to be emotional
	9:06am Ken From Hyde Park: I hope no one is confusing this with price look-up codes used with produce, like 4011 for bananas.
	9:06am TDK60: Yeti, DJ Trouble is ill?
	9:06am YETI BOB: she broke a wrist
	9:07am HyperDose: @Ken Even better, use the tones at a pay phone to make free calls!
	9:07am melinda: Hi everyone!
	9:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yippee ! PLU time ! All Loves & Healing to DJ Trouble.
	9:08am vince: This is the perrrr-fect soundtrack to the Kitten Academy live-stream
	9:08am Lixiviated Life: Been listening to DO or DIY archives and I'm hooked now. Thanks FMU
	9:08am People Like Us: ha ha vince
	9:08am People Like Us: yes, from Macy's to Kitten Academy
	9:08am Mx. Granny (e/em): Yeah! Thanks WFMU! I <3 U!
	9:09am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Coincidentally, I was reading about People Like Us just last night.
	9:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Awfuss Dawgz
	9:09am vince: Now, THAT'S a title for your next album!
	9:09am Uncle Michael: Nice HAT!
	9:09am People Like Us: Trouble broke her wrist and so I'm filling in for the next 3 more weeks
	9:10am PaulRobeson1920: “... Now you come shining through my tears How can I refuse?” -Robert Hunter Gooood Morning! Gotta LoVe WFMU
	9:10am dale: is it bad luck to say break a leg?
	9:10am dougseidel: must rest the wrist
	9:11am People Like Us: leg broken, so no
	9:11am vince: wrist in peace
	9:11am People Like Us: imagine how difficult it would be to do a radio show with a broken wrist
	9:12am PaulRobeson1920: Let me call the good doctor
	9:12am vince: Why have I never heard THIS Negativland song?
	9:12am People Like Us: where are you all listening from? I am in London and it is chucking it down with rain and rather nice
	9:12am YETI BOB: PLU: Indeed. We're sending our best wishes to Trouble for a speedy recovery.
	9:13am People Like Us: because it is unreleased
	9:13am PaulRobeson1920: 1960’s good doctor (not the t.v dribble)
	9:13am captain beef fart: Baltimore
	9:13am YETI BOB: @PLU: Plush, plummy, plurisyllabic pluviosity!
	9:13am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @People Like Us: No kidding! I dislocated mine a decade ago and working as a programmer and a writer was nearly impossible and exhausting.
	9:13am vince: wow....very sweet
	9:14am YETI BOB: listening from Chicago, aka "Paris on the Prairie"
	9:14am People Like Us: hello Baltimore, do you know Matmos?
	9:14am People Like Us: hello Paris on the Prairie :)
	9:14am PaulRobeson1920: Listening in Schenectady, New York! “The land beyond the pines” Sunny here & 39° F
	9:14am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @People Like Us: I am listening from the states on the very sunny (for today) coast of Maine.
	9:14am jimgroom: Glad to be along for the sonic ride!
	9:14am TDK60: I am in Washington Heights, Manhattan, NYC. Actually a little subsection of Wash Hts. called Hudson Heights. I'm still recovering from viewing the Thanksgiving Parade over the internet.
	9:15am People Like Us: is nice imagining all these places
	9:15am vince: Sken-Neck-titty
	9:15am ?: I've stumbled in and like what I'm hearing. Greetings from Pittsburgh, PA.
	9:15am YETI BOB: Last time I was in B'more I bought a used Beatles CD from Normal's books. Owen Gardner from Horse Lords was working there.
	9:15am jimgroom: I'm listening from the Italian alps in a cold, sunny Thursday afternoon
	9:15am People Like Us: thank you, in advance of my marathon co-hosting and pronouncing it all wong
	9:16am Rich in Washington: This sounds fantastic on headphones.
	9:16am Ken From Hyde Park: I'm in the Hyde Park north of New York City, on the outer fringe of the 90.1 transmitter. The sun is shining brightly on the frosted grass.
	9:16am People Like Us: I know Owen :)
	9:16am YETI BOB: Months later Horse Lords played Chicago (in a basement), after the set Owen comes up to me and says "You bought a Beatles CD in Baltimore!"
	9:16am StringOFperils: Here in Toronto, PLU, melting my mind watching Kitten Academy live stream, while waiting to take a dog to the vet on this sunny, cold morning.
	9:16am Handy Haversack: Still here in Greenpoint, PLU.
	9:16am People Like Us: I'd put headphones on but i have the habit of standing up and walking away with them and everything else on the table
	9:16am Stephan: Actually, I'm only listening because Jim Groom is...
	9:16am Handy Haversack: We have mockingbirds.
	9:16am People Like Us: ha ha Yeti Bob
	9:17am steveo: sounding great Vicki
	9:17am Krys O.: Here at work in Roseland, NJ which I just found out was originally called Centerville which makes me think of 200 Motels. I saw a fox running across the lawn of our building the other day. We have wild turkeys, deer, and other assorted wildlife. en.wikipedia.org...
	9:17am dale: this is very windham hill.
	9:17am vince: @StringOfperils: It's very addictive.
	9:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lebanon, New Hampshire near Dartmouth college - hoping winter never comes but it will & it will be too long.
	9:17am jimgroom: @Stephan That is very wise of you :)
	9:17am People Like Us: lots of foxes here too - and paraqueets
	9:17am vince: @dale: haven't thought about Windam Hill is AGES!
	9:18am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @People Like Us: Here's the view (no, can't see the water): imgur.com...
	9:18am Uncle Michael: Listening from on top of the duvet while working on tomorrow's show.
	9:18am People Like Us: nice choice in paint colour WoodofNH
	9:18am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @RRNov63: I have friends in East Thetford. They feel the same way.
	9:18am YETI BOB: I think I have to pick up this Zorn record. It reminds me of some of the stuff he did with "The Dreamers". And I love Bill Frisell
	9:18am Stephan: @jimgroom :)
	9:19am Irene: Hello PLU! Nice to hear your show while waiting for NYC’s alternate side parking to end in my neighborhood. Good start to my day!
	9:19am People Like Us: there is a Thetford here in the UK too - a forest
	9:19am dale: a wvkr deejay played a lot of michael hedges. it was nice on a sunday morning.
	9:20am People Like Us: hi Irene, hello outdoors
	9:20am People Like Us: we actually went on a tube train yesterday - first time since March
	9:20am Webhamster Henry: Facebook says it's Porest's birthday!
	9:20am jn34282: Hello fellow troublemakers
	9:20am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @People Like Us: Thetford, Vermont could certainly be described that way!
	9:20am People Like Us: it is Henry!
	9:20am Rich in Washington: Oh goody. My coffee's the exact correct drinking temperature #Itsthelittlethings
	9:21am People Like Us: i'm a peoplemaker
	9:21am Irene: Also sending healing vibes to Trouble, after breaking a wrist.
	9:21am People Like Us: indeed yes
	9:21am Krys O.: Wow, I haven't been on a train since March. I take buses to work, but I'm never on them for more than 20 minutes and masks are required.
	9:21am YETI BOB: The Beatles CD was for the van, by the way. I have a couple GBV discs and a copy of the White Album, that's what I listen to when I'm driving around. The van has a really crappy stereo.
	9:22am jn34282: @Granny putting things off till i hear some wonderful freeform
	9:22am People Like Us: the tube was almost empty (and yes masks) we wanted to see if central London still existed
	9:22am Really Lisa: Wow this Erik Satin💗
	9:22am YETI BOB: at home it's all vinyl & WFMU!
	9:22am vince: Mask The Gap
	9:23am nematomorpha: It's almost dawning here in Vienna, this seasons first snow slowly melting on the rooftops and falling down on the street.
	9:23am vince: YES! Love me some "Wonderwall Music"!!!
	9:23am People Like Us: i don't have a record player
	9:23am YETI BOB: Guten Morgen nach Wien!
	9:23am People Like Us: indeed vince
	9:24am Handy Haversack: @Irene, I'll be heading out at noon to do the ASP dance.
	9:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Clapton for a film about being indoors. Just sayin' Eric.
	9:24am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @YETI BOB: Did you ever get to hear The Beatles mono releases that came out a few years ago?
	9:24am dotsandspaces: wow, great harpsichord break.
	9:24am People Like Us: hello Vienna
	9:24am TDK60: I have Wonderwall on cassette. My brother has the LP.
	9:24am YETI BOB: @Woods: No, but definitely interested
	9:25am PaulRobeson1920: Red car parked in the sunset Drive you in my dreams tonight
	9:26am Irene: Good luck Handy! ASP has become a horrible hassle in my neighborhood. People now stay in their cars until the street sweeper comes through. It’s like a car version of musical chairs.
	9:26am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @YETI BOB: I bought the box and it's definitely worth it.
	9:27am Phillippe Bastille: good morning
	9:27am PaulRobeson1920: Would Aristotle be a celebrity today?
	9:27am People Like Us: good morning
	9:27am People Like Us: good afternoon
	9:28am Rich in Washington: This mix is fantastic.
	9:28am P.S.N.P.: Tuning in from Park Slope Nature Preserve...
	9:28am Handy Haversack: Same here, Irene. I am hoping a spot opens up so I can at least get the car back on our block ...
	9:28am Krys O.: I have two VHS copies of Wonderwall. Slightly different edits. The music is my favorite by George Harrisong.
	9:28am People Like Us: i love these lullaby renditions
	9:29am vince: Believe it or not, I listened to the original of this, this morning
	9:29am nematomorpha: wfmu is one of the only things that keep me sane these days! This 2nd Lockdown here is so much worse than the first... thx for the great set sofar!
	9:29am Rich in Washington: I miss the Illegal Art label.
	9:29am Ike: Good morning to you, not-so-good morning for me! I've got a politics hangover from silly pointless commenting a mere 7 hours ago. Why do I do it? I should have just said "the music is great" and left it at that.
	9:29am People Like Us: me too Rich!!!
	9:30am People Like Us: we just came out of lockdown 2
	9:30am Rich in Washington: They were brilliant. Bless Bertrand.
	9:30am vince: lockdown 2: The RE-lockening
	9:31am People Like Us: when Illegal Art shut down they sent me over 400 CDs/vinyl in the post - it filled up the whole hallway
	9:31am Mx. Granny (e/em): wow!
	9:31am Daybreak & the Hybrid Life: I wish Trouble very well in healing, but you are very welcome People Like Us!
	9:31am People Like Us: (so let's just say he's very generous)
	9:31am p/b: GM planet FMU - beautiful day in Bklyn because we can't help that. Love everywhere is it not
	9:31am diana: good morning!
	9:31am Irene: So glad I got a turntable just before everything locked down! A co-worker was selling a Stanton DJ turntable for $100. I took it, and felt it was a sign that I should get back into hosting a show, not to mention all my lonely LPs that had gone unplayed for so long.
	9:32am Rich in Washington: HA! They were wonderful about sending new stuff to me when I was just starting out DJing online.
	9:32am Handy Haversack: Yeah, well said, p/b. Brooklyn sun is shining!
	9:32am People Like Us: yes I do want a record player - it's just money and reasons
	9:32am Kpx: Ello PLU, Sorry to hear about trouble's, trouble's of having a broken wrist. may her trouble's soon (Wrist in peace)
	9:32am Daybreak & the Hybrid Life: Ha! How did you see me???
	9:33am Handy Haversack: We all see you, Daybreak!
	9:33am Rich in Washington: @Irene: I had just started building my home DJ setup up again when the Covid thing happened and my local station closed down.
	9:33am captain beef fart: I don't know Matmos but am certainly now intrigued. thx
	9:33am vince: don't get freaked out
	9:34am People Like Us: "normally" i'd never have been able to host 4 3-hour shows in a row but it's such a year that it's most welcome!
	9:34am YETI BOB: @Irene: We're glad you returned to the airwaves! I've been listening to your show (and your record collection) for many years, always enjoy it.
	9:34am Rich in Washington: This new Negativland LP and bonus stuff is just brilliant. It also really compliment/completes the previous album.
	9:34am ?: faster and louder and harder and louder
	9:34am Ken From Hyde Park: I wish the sports channels would show monkey bowling. That sounds like it would be interesting. (Monkeys rolling balls at pins, not people rolling monkeys at pins or rolling balls at monkeys.)
	9:34am jn34282: @PLU have been listening to the BBC news a lot lately and they were talking about the lockdown
	9:34am People Like Us: captain beef tart - they are pillars of the experimental music community in baltimore
	9:35am captain beef fart: I just ordered a new turntable. Moving on from my 70s era Technics direct drive with a bit of sadness.
	9:35am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): We never had a real lockdown here. Americans are too stupid and obstinate. Or obstinately stupid. Or something.
	9:36am People Like Us: btw I'm recording a conversation with Matmos tomorrow for the show
	9:36am Irene: Rich, my home studio is entirely cobbled together from all the gear I’ve collected over time + my home stereo. In time I will need to upgrade some but it’s working pretty well so far.
	9:36am captain beef fart: awesome
	9:36am People Like Us: ... so as long as it doesn't bugger up that will broadcast in two weeks time
	9:37am jn34282: @Trouble if you are observing the chats, get better soon
	9:37am Irene: Aww, thanks YETI BOB! Doing radio again has saved my sanity.
	9:38am Mx. Granny (e/em): Irene, you've saved my own and a few others' in the bargain!
	9:38am Rich in Washington: Mine too, Irene, ancient stuff I've found used over the years. It's very Rube Goldbergian, but it works - or hopefully works - cat invasions not withstanding.
	9:38am Mx. Granny (e/em): This set is tickling my fancy!
	9:39am People Like Us: glad to hear Mx.
	9:39am Mx. Granny (e/em): and good morning, Rich, the sun is finally coming up over the hills here!
	9:39am Irene: @PLU, hope your Matmos interview goes well.
	9:40am dotsandspaces: This is wonderful
	9:40am common: looking forward to that interview!
	9:40am People Like Us: thanks Irene - will be very conversational rather than any questions since I am not very good at doing that
	9:40am Rich in Washington: Hi Granny! It's beautiful on the left coast right now, isn't it?
	9:40am Irene: Thanks granny!
	9:41am Phillippe Bastille: Hey there Granny!
	9:41am jn34282: Fellow listeners this station with knowledgeable DJs are doing a Bang up job keeping us sane, and the accu is filled with good people who know a lot of things, so I salute my coffee mug to you
	9:41am People Like Us: holding my cup of tea to you
	9:42am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Irene. It's really true. We thank the DJ's a lot in the comments but it's hard to express how much gratitude I feel toward you all this year.
	9:42am jn34282: @PLU thanks kind miss
	9:43am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: hey fellow listeners hi trouble. good to hear that u are still alive and kicking…
	9:43am Krys O.: I've got two turntables though they're far from top of the line. One is a cheapo Crosley and other is a USB turntable I bought on eBay for $100 5 years ago.
	9:43am People Like Us: wfmu provides much needed routines which otherwise are somewhat lacking at times!
	9:44am Mx. Granny (e/em): Phillippe Bastille: hey! good to see you here!
	9:44am People Like Us: just looked up Crosleys - oh they are cheap aren't they - any good?
	9:44am TDK60: "Safe/Sane" -motto of an insane year.
	9:44am Mx. Granny (e/em): jn34282: i'll drink to that! (puerh)
	9:45am PaulRobeson1920: Red car parked in the sunset Gleaming with a touch of gold
	9:45am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @People Like Us: I've read a lot about how they damage the vinyl.
	9:45am People Like Us: i haven't even heard my own releases
	9:46am People Like Us: i have to ask someone else to play it
	9:46am vince: this is good
	9:46am Ken From Hyde Park: Whoops, there's the doorbell!
	9:46am Mx. Granny (e/em): i'm in my happy place
	9:47am Sylvia (France-NYC): hi all! waves hand
	9:47am People Like Us: where's that?
	9:47am YETI BOB: @PLU: I wouldn't let my records anywhere near a Crosley. If you're looking for a good inexpensicve turntable I recommend Audio-Technica
	9:47am PaulRobeson1920: New audio-technica record player is reasonable
	9:47am People Like Us: waving
	9:47am Mx. Granny (e/em): …hmmm, more like when is that? It is NOW.
	9:47am Jodido: Vick - You are some awesome, please come back!!!! We miss you. To quote Bill Graham: You aren't the best at what you do, you are the only one that does what you do. xoxox
	9:48am TDK60: Granny, the DJ is geographically curious.
	9:48am Irene: Thanks @Woods! In turn, because I now work from home I seem to have more time to listen to WFMU and the streams. You all provide a welcome diversion from all the crazy in the news.
	9:48am YETI BOB: it's the best cheap turntable, and it won't eat your vinyl
	9:48am dale: vicki - run from them. i got a free garrard zero 100 at a yard sale because the guy said it didn't work. i took the platter off and the idler wheel turned but it didn't contact the platter rim. cleaning and oiling helped things.
	9:48am Sylvia (France-NYC): #FreeBritney
	9:48am Ken From Hyde Park: Do they call it the doorbell in Britain? Like the lorry/truck or lift/elevator situation?
	9:48am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Budget turntables: Pro-ject is good, as is U-Turn Audio.
	9:48am PaulRobeson1920: Lol Yeti good thinking there
	9:48am People Like Us: I'm here now, ha ha
	9:48am jn34282: @Granny hee hee hee
	9:48am Buddha of Suburbia: Britney Spears birthday was yesterday! She turned 39. And now we all feel old. Apologies.
	9:48am YETI BOB: I have a Pro-Ject but it's a little more fussy than the Audio-Technica, and not as cheap
	9:48am Phillippe Bastille: @KrysO I cobbled together a decent turntable from a couple different sources, all thrift shops. Base unit one place, a cartridge pirated from another, and a cover off a third. Maybe $40 total.
	9:49am People Like Us: this Britney has been my earworm for two weeks, my own fault - yes it was her birthday
	9:49am Mx. Granny (e/em): TDK60: ha ha! i can get a little esoteric. I'm in the hills of San Francisco, and the gloaming is revealing a beautiful, clear sunny day!
	9:49am vince: Whatever happened to TradeMark ?
	9:49am YETI BOB: brand-new Audio-Technica is just a bit over $100 including sylus, etc
	9:49am Sylvia (France-NYC): and Britney Spears still can't vote, buy coffee, do anything without asking for permission
	9:50am PaulRobeson1920: I second that recommendation @Yeti
	9:50am dale: she can't sing either but that never stopped her producers.
	9:50am alanr: Insanity Britney!
	9:50am vince: I actually won some cash off of one of those Britney slot machines...here in Vegas!
	9:50am Rich in Washington: I believe TradeMark is either teaching or working on a degree in Ohio. The nerd.
	9:50am Handy Haversack: PLU, thanks for this hour. I now have two freaking hours of meetings and then have to go deal with the car. I hope to see you all on the other side.
	9:50am People Like Us: what model of Audio-Technica?
	9:51am People Like Us: you're welcome Handy!
	9:51am PaulRobeson1920: AT-LP60X baby
	9:51am Phillippe Bastille: Later Handy. And stay outta my meeting, will ya?
	9:51am People Like Us: thank you
	9:51am Ken From Hyde Park: Chin up, Handy!
	9:51am jn34282: @Sylvia morning, never thought Brittany spears had any talent
	9:51am Mx. Granny (e/em): see you later, Handy!!!
	9:51am YETI BOB: LP60 is a good choice. Some have extra features like USB port, etc. Depends on the features you want.
	9:52am Rich in Washington: I recently bought one of those Audio-Technicas that are a knockoff of a Technics 1200. An ATLP-120. I like it. Especially since it can play records backwards and also has 78rpms.
	9:52am YETI BOB: See ya after chores, HH!
	9:52am People Like Us: oh yes, they are 99 pounds
	9:52am jn34282: Have a good meeting handy
	9:52am Mx. Granny (e/em): i can't clicky star hard and fast enough!
	9:52am Webhamster Henry: There's a Monty Python routine like this PDQ Bach sketch.
	9:52am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: :-)
	9:53am People Like Us: say hi to everyone in the meeting from us
	9:53am Hubig Pie: Ludwig Von's b'day coming up inna couple weeks (exact date not known)
	9:53am Yikes: Elementary school, went over to my best friend's house every day and begged her to play A Fifth of Beethoven from the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack
	9:54am People Like Us: when someone gives me some money i will buy an audio technica
	9:54am vince: The kittens just walked into the food bowl while this was playing
	9:54am vince: Now, they're walking all wobbly
	9:55am People Like Us: i'm not sure cats like yodelling
	9:55am chresti: Morning, People Like Us and company,! Making coffee in San Gabriel, CA,
	9:56am common: my cat friend loves yodeling.
	9:56am Mx. Granny (e/em): my cat would bite my face off if i yodeled
	9:56am Rich in Washington: I was recently pleased to see some of Oswald's Mystery Tape releases appearing on Bandcamp.
	9:56am Mx. Granny (e/em): chrestikins! the fastest clicky-star clicker in the west!
	9:57am Rich in Washington: I actually prefer the 'Most Unwanted' song to the 'Most Wanted'.
	9:57am People Like Us: if the person that just emailed me is in here then my playlists are to the left and up a bit "do or diy with people like us playlists"
	9:57am Webhamster Henry: The famous "Rubber Band" voiced by Mel Blanc, followed by the Philospophy bagpipe rap.
	9:57am chresti: Grannykins!
	9:57am Davefrom Brooklyn: Hey Vicky great show! I could listen to you and Hearty talk for months! Thanks for helping us stay in trouble!
	9:58am jn34282: @Granny my cat would just ignore me
	9:59am Webhamster Henry: You know you can play along to the Most Unwanted Song, right? davesoldier.com...
	9:59am PaulRobeson1920: Have a 1959 Rachmaninoff thrift store record playing in the backround. Very pleasant juxtaposition
	9:59am People Like Us: yes i enjoy those hour-long conversations with Hearty - if others here don't know about those go across to wfmu.org... for the most recent but DON'T LISTEN NOW
	10:01am People Like Us: i might not remember (great, thanks) but if any of you have questions for matmos let me know
	10:01am Krys O.: When I got the Crosley about ten years ago, it reminded me of the kiddy record player that I used in Paris. I stayed in my sponsor's daughter's room. She was about 7 years old and was at Club Med for Kids while the other students and I stayed at her mom's apartment. I listened to my Cure singles on a kiddy record player in 1981.
	10:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: faceborg says it's Mr. Mark Porest's B-Day.
	10:01am People Like Us: I'm afraid i just lost control of what on earth i was just playing but this is now Systema Solar
	10:02am People Like Us: it's Porest's birthday, yes
	10:02am People Like Us: I messaged him and said "i hope you go outside"
	10:02am Ken From Hyde Park: Surprised that no one has gone stark raving Covid and invented a robotic bagpipe playing machine yet.
	10:03am People Like Us: we can always hope
	10:03am Rich in Washington: That Porest/Chopping Channel World Release thing is nuts.
	10:03am vince: The Robotic Bagpipes- GREAT band name
	10:03am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Joyeux Sagittarian Solar Return Porest !
	10:03am vince: The Man From The World!
	10:04am People Like Us: he did that Man From The World when he introduced Negativland at their London gig last year
	10:04am People Like Us: I was going to play it - i didn't realise it was his b-day until too late
	10:05am People Like Us: good segue Vicki
	10:05am vince: YES! LOVE Puffy!
	10:05am Ken From Hyde Park: I found a video once and posted on a Bryce playlist an automated ruler-twanging machine.
	10:05am People Like Us: do you still have that video?
	10:06am vince: The guy who runs the kitten Academy has one kitten walking on an exercise wheel!
	10:07am People Like Us: that's a hamster
	10:08am Hubig Pie: Electronic bagpipes are a real thing. A little box that blows out the drone notes attached to a small chanter that you manually manipulate to play your jigs,reels and strathspeys
	10:08am vince: Hamster & Cheese-ster
	10:08am Webhamster Henry: Do you mean there's way off this wheel?
	10:08am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I saw a video of a woman playing a bagpipes solo with a jazz band. Not as freaky as I was expecting.
	10:09am People Like Us: bagpipes are like cheese, they go with everything
	10:10am Uncle Michael: chalk?
	10:10am People Like Us: vacuum cleaners are a bit like bagpipes
	10:11am Mark Williams: logic says: vacuum cleaners are like cheese.
	10:11am Krys O.: When we were kids in the late 60s, we used our older sisters' bonnet hair dryer hoses to make great sounds.
	10:12am People Like Us: ha ha
	10:12am Ken From Hyde Park: From his August 7 programme: www.vimeo.com...
	10:12am vince: The Hair Dryer Hoses- Great band name, too!
	10:12am People Like Us: thanks ken
	10:13am PaulRobeson1920: “ Sweet little wheels It's your lucky day Give you the keys, let you drive it away! One more thing, Radio cuts out so you’ll have to sing!”
	10:13am Listening Out There: If I weren't listening to a meeting, I would be listening to this high-quality, audio content....
	10:13am Uncle Michael: I used to do that too, Krys...until we ran out of hamsters. (sorry, Henry)
	10:14am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: hi vicky then… :-)
	10:14am People Like Us: hello Cologne!
	10:19am vince: More like MIDI-evil Refrigerator
	10:19am Crudbringer: Holy smokes, what a show!
	10:20am People Like Us: it's 3.20 and it's getting dark what on earth I can't wait to get that record player it does sound midi-evil nice pun
	10:20am People Like Us: that was my poem for the day
	10:22am Krys O.: Bravo! I'm snapping my virtual fingers in praise of your poem.
	10:22am Krys O.: I can't wait for the solstice so we can have minute incremental increases in daylight.
	10:24am SeanG: same here Krys O.
	10:24am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Krys O: Yes! This morning I poured the coffee at 6:10. Turned around to switch the light off...and the realized that I couldn't see the coffee cups, not a problem a few weeks ago.
	10:24am People Like Us: ha ha
	10:24am YETI BOB: less than 3 weeks, Krys O
	10:25am Mx. Granny (e/em): SNACK TIME!!!
	10:25am Rich in Washington: I've got to drive to work for some stupid reason. I shall try to listen in my car. See you on the flipside!
	10:25am People Like Us: need my lunch
	10:25am PaulRobeson1920: Poetry can be grand, it can be! “She took a wrong turn and wound up in a ditch. She could have done worse, though, and ended up rich! Her songs were cut open and found to be clay...”
	10:25am People Like Us: safe drive
	10:26am vince: I can't but think of, "Hold the pickles, Hold the lettuce. Special orders don't upset us. All we ask is that you let us serve us your way."
	10:26am SeanG: nom nom nom
	10:26am Webhamster Henry: Parry Gripp is going to be a guest on Double Dip Recess.
	10:26am J&E in Ithaca NY: Oh No Nom!
	10:26am Yikes: Square Garden, is that kind of like Madison Square Garden...?
	10:26am common: my stomach just started a'-growlin'
	10:26am People Like Us: i didn't know who parry gripp was
	10:28am Roberto: Parry Gripp is the mad genius behind "Van Halen," which is better than any actual Van Halen song. And I like Van Halen!
	10:28am PaulRobeson1920: “...the hope of the future served up on a tray. I mean, who do you think is gonna believe it... when you tell em you got the keys to the rain!”
	10:29am People Like Us: please give me the link Roberto
	10:29am Krys O.: I'm up at 4:45 am M-F and I leave the house around 6am. I come home from work around 11-12 hours later in darkness. I've had this schedule for over 22 years at this job. The sleep deprivation usually gets worse by Thursdays and Fridays are outta me head daze sometimes.
	10:30am vince: There should've been an all-girl Van Halen cover band called, "Van Helen"
	10:30am Rtintera: love me some suicide
	10:31am Krys O.: Former WFMU dj, Laurie S was in a band called Lynnette Skynard.
	10:31am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: that old WAR song who was it? that was my 1st singel…
	10:31am Martinibomb: Hello Vicki!
	10:31am People Like Us: Eleanor Rugby
	10:31am Krys O.: I should have added an all-female band.
	10:31am People Like Us: hi Martinibomb :)
	10:32am vince: Better than Eleanor Rug-burn...right?
	10:32am The Oscar: Morning! My partner is a preschool teacher, and she's gotten her kids hooked on Parry Gripp (along with other favorites from Double Dip Recess)!
	10:32am Toothgrinder Tom: Wow - this is a special event - I’m glad I happened to tune in!
	10:33am Jamie: Parry gripp did the most nagging earworm of all time, chimpanzee riding on a segway
	10:34am fred: It is happening again
	10:34am People Like Us: i was thinking about how important the Top 10 (singles) used to be, now i have no clue, sort of sad
	10:34am People Like Us: well apparently it IS David Lynch has a netflix deal for 2021 (not TP)
	10:35am Hubig Pie: Twin Peaks, Ave Maria mashed
	10:35am People Like Us: oh does that exist yet?
	10:35am vince: just a sign of the times..you've 'turned me on' to stuff WAY better than any Top 10 chart, V
	10:35am People Like Us: you're quite right, it is like Ave too
	10:36am People Like Us: but it used to be (uselessly) exciting, the top 10 countdown
	10:36am vince: Electric Ave Maria
	10:36am The Oscar: I went through a full rewatch of seasons one and two at the beginning of quarantine. I seriously need to revisit The Return-- it really is a miracle.
	10:36am Devin B.: Amirtha Kidambe and Charlie Looker have a cover of this Julee Cruise song in a kind of early music style under the name Seven Teares.
	10:36am Jason from Houston: ꒰⌯•̩̩̩́ ᴗ •̩̩̩̀⌯꒱
	10:37am common: @PLU: agreed. it was.
	10:37am People Like Us: will search after, Devin, thanks
	10:37am Devin B.: seaventeares.bandcamp.com... :)
	10:37am vince: I could see this 'mashed' with "My Father" by This Mortal Coil
	10:38am People Like Us: my god www.officialcharts.com
	10:38am People Like Us: i was going to play some Liz
	10:38am Roberto: Van Halen: www.youtube.com... I don't know why it's so out of focus.
	10:39am Handy Haversack: O sweet Providence, that meeting ended 25 mins. early! Spin me, Julee!
	10:39am People Like Us: David Lynch wanting This Mortal Coil for TP
	10:39am vince: Hey, Vicki..Is it true that, when Maggie Thatcher died, "Ding Dong The Which Is Dead" actually CHARTED?
	10:39am Ike: It took Lynch so long to do Twin Peaks S3 that I wonder if we'll see his Netflix project any time before 2023.
	10:39am People Like Us: thanks Roberto
	10:39am Strandlund: @The Oscar...Have you seen Lynch's "What did Jack do?" It's short at 17 minutes and it's a few years old, but it is fantastic! It's on Netflix.
	10:40am People Like Us: i think it did vince hi Handy, well done
	10:40am Krys O.: Vicki, the guys in production listen to a horrible Top-10 station and I can't help hearing the same songs repeated every 20 minutes, day after day. It's maddening. Thank goodness there are only 16 working days left for 2020. We close between Xmas and New Year's.
	10:40am People Like Us: indeed Ike
	10:40am Woo: The Paul Is Dead crowd says it says Paul is Bloody backwards here.
	10:40am The Oscar: @Strandlund Yes-- it's so good! I preordered the 7"from Lynch's Bandcamp, and then completely forgot about it until it arrived, which was an amazing surprise :)
	10:41am Krys O.: I met John Oswald at the old WFMU studios in Froeberg. I think he was a guest on Irwin's show.
	10:41am People Like Us: I liked What did Jack do but look forward to him working with a big team again
	10:41am vince: turn me on, dead man
	10:42am Webhamster Henry: The Beat-less Yeah Yeah Yeah!
	10:42am People Like Us: I was with John Oswald in Kitchener a few years back and we sneaked into an amish horse auction
	10:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I have always said Eleanor RUgby. Perhaps this is something every human being has done but no two have discussed it. I wonder what the sum effect of Lynch on Music has been. The Beatles were reasonably good @ making lysergic Musics. George was always there with other Sounds - like his fellow Pisces Brian in the Stones... It's a testament to The Beatles how well they stand up to deconstruction...
	10:42am People Like Us: sorry i mean mennonites
	10:44am Krys O.: Ha! My friend was in a band called the Farmers with Roger Miller of Mission of Burma. He dressed as a Mennonite farmer.
	10:44am People Like Us: good look!
	10:45am YETI BOB: how many bands has Roger Miller been in? I used to see him play all the time around Boston/Cambridge, under all kinds of names, like "No Man"
	10:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: If you have amnesia you won't know I mentioned ammonites.
	10:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Amirite?
	10:46am Tank Top: Great song!
	10:47am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @YETI BOB: Loved Birdsongs of the Mesozoic. Saw Trinary System a while back. LOUD!!
	10:48am vince: Almost thought this was "Wild Honey Pie"!
	10:48am People Like Us: could be!
	10:48am Martinibomb: I LOVE this cover Ergo made! He inspired me to start doing this at Karaoke heh
	10:48am People Like Us: in fact i think i played it next to that once
	10:48am vince: Those guitar chords are pavlovian
	10:48am People Like Us: he did Barry Manilow though, that is very good!
	10:48am YETI BOB: @Woods: I loved Birdsongs, don't know Trinary System. For a while Roger Miller was famously avoiding LOUD due to tinnitus, I guess he has better ear protection now?
	10:49am The Oscar: I've told this story around here before, but several years ago some friends and I attended a "Surrealist Parlor Games Night" hosted by Roger Miller. We all assumed going in that he was just the celebrity host the venue landed, but he was really into it-- he'd give the rules for each game, then go from table to table to see how everyone was doing. I guess it's just something he loves doing and hosts periodically in different venues around Boston.
	10:49am YETI BOB: Feels like I ALREADY lost my mind, Ergo!
	10:50am Webhamster Henry: Ergo's production skills are evident here!
	10:50am People Like Us: buy some ergo composterofmusic.bandcamp.com...
	10:50am Handy Haversack: Wow, did I ever need this. Vicki, you are balm. You too, WFMU in toto!
	10:51am tim from champaign (now washington): Hi People Like Us and People Who Like People Like Us!
	10:52am People Like Us: hello!
	10:52am cuteCloud: good mornin!
	10:53am YETI BOB: @TheOscar: I knew Peter Prescott from MoB, met Roger Miller a few times, always could tell he was a cool dude.
	10:53am Krys O.: I've bought some Ergo Phizmiz and heartily endorse it.
	10:55am PaulRobeson1920: Paul is what!?
	10:55am common: "well done and carry on" hee!
	10:55am PaulRobeson1920: Sept 23rd right? Ahahaha
	10:55am Big Kat: psst! @PeopleLikeUS your playlist archives are actually wfmu.org/playlists/PL correct? I believe you said a diff't URL
	10:56am People Like Us: yes, to your left
	10:56am People Like Us: or wfmu.org/peoplelikeus
	10:56am Irene Trudel: Vicki, I hope you can find the time to do WFMU shows on a more regular basis. I know it's a big time commitment. Great that you can help Trouble out for a few weeks while she recuperates.
	10:56am vince: this is nice
	10:57am cuteCloud: citrus-y
	10:57am Handy Haversack: Aaaaaaand going back in for another hour. Thanks again, Vicki.
	10:57am People Like Us: thanks Irene, 12 hours is almost a summer season, ha ha maybe at some point but i hope work will step up next year
	10:58am Krys O.: Ah, The Alloy Orchestra was the band name of Roger and friends that i was trying to recall. They accompanied silent films.
	10:58am Big Kat: Good on ya' @PLU — great show, good stuff Yup, the longform URL works as well, forwards to the ".../PL" apparently
	10:58am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @YETI BOB: (back from zoom call) You would hope he'd figured out the hearing thing. I mean, I wear earplugs at nearly everything I go to. (Or did go to...wah....)
	10:59am Martinibomb: I had to put my show on hiatus starting this week.. have to catch up on life stuff. Yeh having a radio show takes a chunk o yer life.
	10:59am YETI BOB: @Woods: Ancient history of course but that's why MoB broke up the first time, IIRC
	11:00am YETI BOB: And I'll check out the Trinary System (are they like the Trilateral Commision?)
	11:01am tim from champaign (now washington): @Krys O - I got to see the Alloy Orchestra accompany a Valentino film. It was pretty great.
	11:01am People Like Us: i hope to return to making my 360 a/v work in the new year and once i'm in that it's hard to do anything else
	11:02am vince: Were you planning to take the 360 stuff 'on the road'?
	11:02am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @YETI BOB: Ha! Not quite as ominous.
	11:02am People Like Us: yes, but only to very specific places (a tour - it's a very expensive project)
	11:03am Krys O.: We're very lucky to have you with us now, Vicki.
	11:03am People Like Us: I'm lucky to be here
	11:04am Krys O.: Off the tangent, I just received an email from a customer and their logo has the slogan: WE ARE...ER. The ER is the abbreviation of the school name, but now I can't help but hear a loop of We are...er, We are...er, We are...er, etc.
	11:04am People Like Us: where do you live again vince? we'll show in SF
	11:05am People Like Us: ha ha Krys GenKen does all the ER stuff too!
	11:05am tim from champaign (now washington): @those following the MoB thread - in the late oughts I went to see MoB in my former home town of Kalamazoo, MI. Before the show I stopped at the Bell's Brewery general store to pick up some brewskis to take home with me. Roger Miller was also there. I was about to go up to talk to him to tell him how much I admired his music. As I approached he was talking to the clerk and I heard Roger say "I'm a beer bigot." I thought that was about the greatest thing I could have heard and left it at that.
	11:05am Krys O.: Right!
	11:05am Sean from Dublin Ireland: Great to hear The The on WFMU! Thanks PLU!
	11:05am vince: I'm in Vegas...but, yeah...any West Coast show, and I'll move heaven and earth to get there!
	11:05am People Like Us: yes, love The The
	11:05am nortonjutland: enjoying the show Vicki.
	11:05am Krys O.: I've absorbed a lot of WFMU in almost 40 years of listening.
	11:06am People Like Us: did you see his tour, Sean?
	11:07am spodiodi: hello, Vicki! good to hear you
	11:07am tim from champaign (now washington): @PLU - Did you hear DJ Sheila B's story about getting in a food fight at a chip shop and unbeknowingly getting chips on Matt Johnson who chewed her out?
	11:07am People Like Us: hello all :)
	11:07am People Like Us: i did and i asked Matt about it!
	11:08am tim from champaign (now washington): Hahahaha! Did he remember the incident?
	11:08am People Like Us: Matt didn't remember but said that it could have happened, he might have said that
	11:08am People Like Us: it would have been a while ago
	11:09am cuteCloud: ah dad rock
	11:09am People Like Us: ha ha!!!
	11:10am People Like Us: not sure he intended that..
	11:10am tim from champaign (now washington): @cutrCloud - hahaha! Who else is in the Dad rock genre? I'm afraid I might be in the target demographic. I'm in my late 40s and the a 4 year old daughter and 16 month old son.
	11:11am Jason from Houston: Cheat on Kim Gordon Rock
	11:11am People Like Us: I know you meant Thurston, but at the The The tour it was mostly blokes in their early 50s losing their hair
	11:13am People Like Us: now THIS isn't dad rock
	11:13am YETI BOB: it all depends on who your dad is :)
	11:13am Mx. Granny (e/em): i know some WEIRD dads
	11:14am People Like Us: is true, ha ha we have a joke here about "oh that's something your nan would do" ... unless it's like most americans that i know who's nan sewed someone's head back on or something
	11:14am Phillippe Bastille: @Granny Thank you!
	11:14am Mx. Granny (e/em): i like weird dads!
	11:15am Hubig Pie: I'm in the late stage of my bloke period, soon entering geezerville
	11:15am Mx. Granny (e/em): and weird moms! and weird parents, guardians, etc. thanks for taking care of the kids!
	11:15am YETI BOB: Mike Cooper is fabulous. I heard that he turned down a chance to be in the Rolling Stones (when they were just getting started)
	11:15am Mx. Granny (e/em): i'm just a weird camp counselor
	11:16am StringOFperils: I'm just weird.
	11:16am People Like Us: he is brilliant, yes
	11:16am YETI BOB: I got turned on to him when Paradise of Bachelors label reissued his 70's masterpieces "Trout Steel" and "Machine Gun Company"
	11:17am Ken From Hyde Park: I identify as weird.
	11:17am YETI BOB: You think you're listening to some folk-rock, then this soprano sax comes out of nowhere ...
	11:18am tim from champaign (now washington): How do you know a dad joke is a dad joke? When it's a parent.
	11:18am don_laine: Hosono! ❤️
	11:18am johnc: Trey from Phish has been writing some dad rock tunes recently
	11:19am Blacktooth: Haroumi Hosono literally performed every style of music possible. And he did them all extremely well.
	11:19am Krys O.: At my age, I could easily be a grandmother, that is if I ever had kids to begin with. I am a great-aunt though.
	11:19am common: not a sausage to do
	11:19am Phillippe Bastille: Nice! Haven't heard this in years
	11:20am People Like Us: going to get an audio technica, wheee
	11:20am People Like Us: (that was an earlier thread btw)
	11:20am YETI BOB: @common: I literally wondered for decades what Eno was singing there.
	11:20am Krys O.: Congrats!
	11:21am StringOFperils: May you experience turntable bliss.
	11:21am common: @YETI BOB: always cracked me up!
	11:21am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Eno: I've spent a lot of time listening to his Music For Installations this year.
	11:21am People Like Us: thank you thank you
	11:21am andy the painter: oh man. i really thought that Hosono was John Cale...very similar vocal sound.
	11:22am People Like Us: these playlists come about by memory tag teaming
	11:22am Carmichael: Heya Vicki and PLU-ers. I have a vintage Technics turntable that will survive the nuclear war.
	11:22am Phillippe Bastille: Pyle makes a decent inexpensive turntable preamp if you need it. I had to get one, but it may have been because all my equipment is vintage
	11:22am People Like Us: would love technics but on a budget
	11:23am People Like Us: i don't do mixing atm either with vinyl
	11:23am Phillippe Bastille: @charmichael me as well, PL-512
	11:23am Krys O.: I've got a Pyle preamp and my USB turntable is a Pyle model too.
	11:23am tim from champaign (now washington): @andy the painter - I thought the Eno song was John Cale at first.
	11:23am Fletchernyc: Bob sounds like Smoke
	11:23am StringOFperils: I need to step out while this is on. ( I was there for Dave The Spazz's Covid absentee show, where he looped this song for three hours straight.)
	11:23am People Like Us: my cunning plan works (everyone sounds like someone else)
	11:24am Ike: Wow, never heard this one before. Ladies and gentlemen, the famous lyricist Bob Dylan! What a poet! (???)
	11:24am Krys O.: Dylan incantations like this sound like a Catholic mass on acid.
	11:24am spodiodi: memories of when Dave The Spazz did an entire show with this foul song
	11:24am People Like Us: this track is AMAZING
	11:24am Fletchernyc: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Smoke
	11:24am People Like Us: i think it's very religious/mantra feeling
	11:24am tim from champaign (now washington): I can't tell if this Dylan is Nick Cave/Warren Ellis influenced or if it's the Dylan influenced Cave/Ellis songs come around again.
	11:25am People Like Us: his latest album is really something else
	11:26am People Like Us: did anyone hear Dave the Spazz play this track for 3 hours?
	11:26am Lizardner Dave !: It really is. Thanks for playing this Vicki!
	11:26am tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks for the great music, PLU! I've got to bounce but I'm looking forward to your upcoming fill-ins!
	11:27am upstairs dave: Hearing the Tom Waits influence on this 1
	11:27am People Like Us: thanks Tim!
	11:28am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Speaking of Waits, I wish he'd put something out. His silence makes me nervous.
	11:28am Krys O.: I heart Dylan in his many stages. I find his voice soothing.
	11:28am Steve from Dunwoody: Yay! BD and the Wolfman!
	11:28am Crudbringer: We are bad people and we deserve what Dave did to us on that night.
	11:28am Stanley: When does the monkey come in?
	11:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Phil Ochs was the Poet of Political Folk - while Dylan understandably abdicated being everyone's Messiah & became the Poet of personal Poetry. He told us a hard rain was gonna fall before JFK was shot - & it's taken him this long to say this... Everyone badgered him for Answers - & he got older & started stating his answers & fewer & fewer have cared...
	11:30am People Like Us: TDK are you in Bristol? just saw there's been an explosion
	11:30am Fletchernyc: Loving this!
	11:30am Ken From Hyde Park: Foul Most Redrum
	11:31am Lizardner Dave !: I took my wife to see BD at the Beacon theater a few years ago when he was doing a lot of covers of pre-rock standards and about halfway through it we just looked at each other and said.."This actually....works? " It was great. Unironically. As is his most recent record.
	11:32am People Like Us: i only heard him outside the wall i would love to see him
	11:32am Ike: Superstars need editors too.
	11:32am spodiodi: Vicki @ 126 yes (...me @124)... that was a trip.
	11:32am People Like Us: ha ha
	11:32am paddy in matawan: RIP Dave Lubner
	11:33am Toothgrinder Tom: ‘It is what it is’? Really?
	11:33am Rich in Washington: I had a dream recently that I walked past him on a big staircase in a ballroom.
	11:33am spodiodi: wasn't sure i'd ever hear it again. unforgettable track
	11:33am YETI BOB: Mr. Narrator, This is Bob Dylan to me.
	11:34am People Like Us: this puts me in mind of Jesus Blood Never Failed Me Yet
	11:34am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Anybody else see the vid of Dylan and his band playing for one guy? Sorta awkward, sorta funny.
	11:34am common: @toothgrinder: is he quoting orange face's answer to COVID...and then Kamala's reaction?
	11:34am Ken From Hyde Park: @Vicki @11:26 - I persevered to the end that night.
	11:34am People Like Us: it was so fitting somehow when dave the spazz played this back to back - being too ill with covid to dj
	11:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He can't match his mid1960s peak. No one will.
	11:34am paddy in matawan: BD was the worst show I ever saw at Hard Rock ACNJ. But I still love him. That was a great night regardless.
	11:35am YETI BOB: History Lesson, Part III
	11:35am Rich in Washington: I've been thinking about that track lately. Probably my favorite Bryars piece.
	11:35am People Like Us: i listened to it all too, TWICE
	11:35am andy the painter: @Krys O——yes, that’s it....Father Gerber tripping balls
	11:35am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @People Like Us: First time I listened to that I had NO idea that Waits was going to show up. Scared me a little!
	11:35am Krys O.: True, Vicki. I hear that. I really liked the song Blood in My Eyes from some years back.
	11:35am People Like Us: i love that he's naming everyone
	11:35am PaulRobeson1920: Oh wow
	11:36am PaulRobeson1920: Bob Dylan is on top of the game!
	11:36am People Like Us: it really feels like a 2020 song - with all that is going on
	11:36am spodiodi: cheers, Rich. my tea as well
	11:36am PaulRobeson1920: Gosh wow
	11:36am People Like Us: i think this is one of his best ever
	11:37am steev: 🙂
	11:37am YETI BOB: @PLU: Apparently he had recorded it a few years back and was sitting on it. Can you imagine having a track like this just lying around?
	11:37am People Like Us: hi Steev
	11:37am People Like Us: i know, well he chose a good moment
	11:38am YETI BOB: seriously, he's had a brilliant career and he just topped himself
	11:38am Ike: This song is as long as 2020.
	11:38am Toothgrinder Tom: @common I think the song was released before that happened.
	11:38am vince: boom!
	11:38am Toothgrinder Tom: Just an example of lazy songwriting, in my opinion.
	11:38am People Like Us: i thought you were going to say it was released before he stopped recording it
	11:39am spodiodi: haha
	11:39am common: @toothgrinder: just read that...pretty prophetic.
	11:39am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Gotta grab lunch...FANTASTIC show!
	11:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It stands out - reminds me of Tarantula almost. Or Gibsberg's Howl. More Literal than he's ever been - but the Poetry of the collage of History as observation.
	11:39am Creston: This song is not long enough......
	11:39am People Like Us: thanks woods
	11:39am vince: Now, if he had sang, "Play PeopleLike Us", I would've liked it more...
	11:40am spodiodi: that was 3 hours of bliss
	11:40am prudy: played by Todd o Phonic...
	11:40am Creston: This is a great song though
	11:40am People Like Us: that makes sense, prudy!
	11:40am Creston: Highway 61 is my favorite
	11:41am vince: Ha, HA
	11:41am People Like Us: that just prompted another peppermint
	11:41am The Oscar: Dylan is great, and that song is amazing, but he absolutely ruined the harmonica for four generations of musicians and counting.
	11:42am vince: very funny, the crinkly wrapper!
	11:42am Rich in Washington: vocal-era Eno never fails to lift my spirits. Quite enjoyed cranking that up on my drive to work.
	11:42am People Like Us: best Eno
	11:42am prudy: Time out of Mind is pretty amazing...
	11:42am YETI BOB: @TheOscar: Keepin' the HARM in HARMonica
	11:43am Windy City: Your too funny ...peppermints and Dylan
	11:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bringing It All Back Home my favorite Bob - but maybe Blonde on Blonde - & Highway 61 is the other of the peak trilogy I leave out somehow. But really everything up to the bike crash is Holy.
	11:43am PaulRobeson1920: Always!!!
	11:44am Rich in Washington: The Pidge is a national treasure.
	11:44am Devin B.: YAY!
	11:44am queems: i only heard this for the first time when scott chose it but it’s changed my life
	11:44am YETI BOB: oh jeez just when I finally got this song out of my head ... HEY YOU!
	11:44am People Like Us: another earworm, this
	11:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pidge is stealthily gifted.
	11:45am Lizardner Dave !: I bought this CD from the band years ago after hearing this on Ken's show (I think).
	11:45am People Like Us: ha ha yes i know...
	11:45am PaulRobeson1920: @The Oscar. I’m wondering have you heard Robert Hunter belt out tunes on the harmonica! Perhaps Dylan opened a door!
	11:45am People Like Us: Kenny used to play them a lot too
	11:45am Webhamster Henry: I like Clay's little songs!
	11:45am Carmichael: This reminds me of Tom Waits' "Hey Man", which is the entire lyrics of his song.
	11:45am prudy: nice to hear you again Vicki...
	11:45am Toothgrinder Tom: There was a time in my life when I listened to ‘Infidels’ quite heavily, lest anyone think I don’t like Dylan.
	11:46am Rich in Washington: This is nuts! Loving it.
	11:46am Toothgrinder Tom: What kind of accent is that? Norwegian?
	11:46am People Like Us: english i think
	11:46am Lizardner Dave !: "Wooodpile".
	11:46am YETI BOB: It's a Native Hipster accent, of course
	11:46am People Like Us: she sounds posh english
	11:47am vince: haha
	11:47am common: first heard this on ken's show...i think. so increadibly insane.
	11:47am D Rok: It's been great to have you a second week in a row Vicki. You play some great stuff. I haven't heard "The most Unwanted Song" in YEARS!
	11:47am Morgan: this is the first time ive heard this
	11:47am vince: Love it!
	11:47am People Like Us: thanks d rok
	11:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bob's harp is expressive like Blues & Free like Jazz - but @ least no one here now bothered to slam his voice...
	11:47am Webhamster Henry: Björk needs to cover this.
	11:47am Lizardner Dave !: Appreciate the fact that the woman in this band had the stage name "blatt", just like the Pidge's blatts.
	11:47am Toothgrinder Tom: Miss the transitions Clay Pigeon and Matty Warwick used to do, pre-Covid.
	11:47am People Like Us: thanks for joining me/us here everyone
	11:47am YETI BOB: sounds like something is wrong with her (in addition to being posh)
	11:48am ranjit: i was already thinking of bjork's naked man song, Webhamster Henry!
	11:48am People Like Us: they could do that transition still...
	11:48am vince: Always a joy
	11:48am Really Lisa: This has been such a treat, thank you, PLU!
	11:48am Meefyt: anyone listen to Chuck Warner's DIY comps at Hyped2Death.com ? Messthetics series - He always had a booth at WFMY record fair
	11:48am Lizardner Dave !: Wonderful show Vicki! Thank you!
	11:48am Toothgrinder Tom: I thought she was Chinese, initially.
	11:48am Rich in Washington: Oh yeah, TT. That was hilarious! Also, the transitions between Clay and Fabio were also priceless.
	11:49am People Like Us: we'll have to look them up...
	11:49am βrian: Tying to parse that idea, pre-Covid. I understand it in theory, but I can't quite recall such a thing.
	11:49am SeanG: thanks for the show Vicki
	11:49am Toothgrinder Tom: Something about the ‘yu’ sound in ‘hey yuu’.
	11:49am StringOFperils: I thought she was Japanese, speaking 'estuary' English.
	11:49am People Like Us: yes she could well be, ok, shall we look them up? we still have time, ha ha
	11:49am Rich in Washington: I miss going into a radio station and those sometimes awkward changing of the DJs rituals.
	11:50am βrian: Silty vowels?
	11:50am Toothgrinder Tom: @Bryan look at some old photos, people standing near each other, hugging, touching hands, going to parties and sporting events.
	11:50am People Like Us: And the Native Hipsters was a London-based duo of musicians William Wilding from Romford England, and Blatt (Nanette Greenblatt) from Cape Town, South Africa. They had previously worked together as the Wildings, and then the Patterns with Robert Cubitt and Tom Fawcett.
	11:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rubber Soul 3rd Dec. 1965
	11:50am People Like Us: oh - england and south africa
	11:50am listener 126464: Thank you Vicki and FMU crew!
	11:51am vince: I thought that sounded a bit South African
	11:51am YETI BOB: Blatt (Nanette Greenblatt) from Cape Town, South Africa.
	11:51am vince: Thank you for another wonderful show, V
	11:51am People Like Us: thanks for listening and clapping Matt Warwick who's board opping
	11:51am SeanG: that was hilarious
	11:52am YETI BOB: oops sorry for the superflous post. thanks for the show Vicki, this has been SO MUCH FUN
	11:52am Krys O.: I saw a movie scene recently with people crowded around a salad bar and it seemed nostalgic like another planet.
	11:52am Toothgrinder Tom: Yeah, I caught the ‘estuary’ but thought that was where she learned English.
	11:52am Meefyt: That Native Hipsters tracks was so good
	11:52am Rich in Washington: Thanks, Matty!
	11:52am vince: Have a safe week... see you all next week!
	11:52am Toothgrinder Tom: This is must-listen radio!
	11:52am Krys O.: Thanks so much for brightening up the day, Vicki! Take care, all!
	11:52am Rich in Washington: Don't forget to tip your board op, ladies and gentlemen.
	11:53am wzywig: 99% genius! - enjoying as always !
	11:53am βrian: Coming up: Pseu's Thing With A Hook freeform.wfmu.org... Continental Subway wfmu.org...
	11:53am ranjit: thanks, Vicki!
	11:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes applause. Many can be DJs & be great - but some create their own palette & it's so richly satisfying & yes miracle nutrition.
	11:54am Webhamster Henry: What a lot of fun Vicki!
	11:54am People Like Us: thanks all, see you next week and stay tuned for Pseu's great show
	11:54am cuteCloud: Thank u PLU!
	11:55am βrian: I'll water trees, but I will not water a lawn.
	11:55am common: thank you, vicki! this show got me out of a very dark mood.
	11:55am Zetti: Thank you!
	11:55am spodiodi: thanks, Vicki! thanks, Matt!
	11:55am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	11:55am James: This has been a great show—really enjoyed it
	11:55am Carmichael: Thanks to people like me!
	11:55am People Like Us: yes, wfmu is good for that!
	11:55am Rich in Washington: This was wonderful, Vicki! Thanks! I'm glad you're able to fill in so much this Winter but also wish healing for Trouble.
	11:56am YETI BOB: @RR: Yes, I'm so glad to have Clay, Hearty and Vicki in my radio life. All the FMU dj's really but they are extra-special.
	11:56am PaulRobeson1920: Thanks PLU and Matt! Peace and love ya’ll! Always
	11:56am StringOFperils: Thanks for the vial of purified radio essence. I'll wear it around my neck all day to ward off the Covidarona. Cheers!!
	11:56am βrian: Trouble is healing? Wha?
	11:57am Big Kat: Hey team, pls support the LinkedIn prop I just posted for this wunnerful D-J, okay??? www.linkedin.com...
	11:57am People Like Us: listen to all of Carlo Patrao here wfmu.org...
	11:57am Phillippe Bastille: Thanks PLU!
	11:57am People Like Us: Carlo was more recently Clay's associate producer - i know him from Portugal though!
	11:58am βrian: No linked-in account. Nor facebook, nor instagr ....
	11:58am judy from croton: Oh dear My brain is this
	11:58am PaulRobeson1920: “Socrates was a homo we all know it” -Richard Nixon
	11:58am Toothgrinder Tom: Is Trouble okay? Hope so.
	11:58am People Like Us: thanks all!
	11:58am Krys O.: That's great! Thanks for the link, Vicki.
	11:58am People Like Us: she has a broken wrist
	11:59am Rich in Washington: See you on the radio next week!
	11:59am People Like Us: same time next week...
	11:59am spodiodi: ouch
	11:59am Big Kat: Yay @Brian, I wish I didn't hafta BUTT.... my creative sh!t aims to DESTROY FROM WITHIN mwuahaha
	11:59am YETI BOB: well that was great. if Trouble is reading this I hope you are doing OK!
	11:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Vicki. PLU ya later!

Do or DIY with People Like Us: Playlist from December 3, 2020

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December 3, 2020: Children of the Resolution (People Like Us fills in for Trouble Week 2)

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Artist	Track	Approx. start time
Wobbly	Welcome	0:00:00 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
HAT	Arizona Analyzer	0:00:54 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Domenique Dumont	Message Of The Diving Bird	0:09:35 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Negativland	Faust Boop	0:11:28 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
John Zorn	The Mockingbird	0:13:08 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Erik Satin	I Know How Music Sounds	0:19:00 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
George Harrison	Ski-ing	0:22:28 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Ergo Phizmiz	The Top Of Your Head	0:24:15 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: Michael Armstrong	Lullaby Renditions of The Cure - Close To Me	0:27:35 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Negativland	Transparent then Can You Hear Me? Brussels	0:32:18 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
John Oswald	Mystery Tapes etc. - Mystery Sampler A	0:35:00 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Dim Dim	Olo	0:35:15 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Gwilly Edmondez	David Dafydd Dewi Denus	0:36:19 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Dim Dim	Ing	0:36:38 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Domenique Dumont	Le Debut De La Fin	0:38:40 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Neil Cicierega	Close to the Sun	0:45:36 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Mary Schneider	Stairway To Heaven	0:46:38 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
The Evolution Control Committee	Stairway to Britney	0:47:11 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Neil Cicierega	Brithoven	0:49:00 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Woody Phillips	Toolbox Classics - Beethoven's Fifth	0:50:04 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Walter Murphy	Saturday Night Fever - A Fifth Of Beethoven	0:50:55 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
PDQ Bach	Beethoven's Fifth Symphony	0:51:08 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Mary Schneider	Minuet Yodel	0:52:29 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
John Oswald	Mystery Tapes etc. - Mystery Sampler A	0:54:49 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Leif Elggren + Thomas Liljenberg	9-11 - Desperation Is The Mother Of Laughter	0:55:27 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Carl Stalling	Flea-Ridden Sheep Dog	0:55:37 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Dave Soldier and Komar & Melamid	The Most Unwanted Song (edit)	0:56:00 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Richard Grossman	Ahh Ha Ha	0:56:38 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
M.C.Schmidt	peacock impersonaton	0:56:49 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Huun Huur Tu	Chylandyk	0:56:50 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Dave Soldier and Komar & Melamid	The Most Unwanted Song (edit)	0:56:58 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Systema Solar	Quien Es El Patron (Charles Tox Efectivo rmx)	0:58:07 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Puffy	Ai No Shirushi (Proof of Love)	1:04:37 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Halcali	Kono Seikai ni, Kono Ryote ni	1:06:55 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: Percy Faith	Summer Place '76 Theme from 'A Summer Place'	1:12:01 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Monitress	Medieval Refrigerator	1:18:36 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Negativland	Anything Else Extendo	1:21:31 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Negativland	True False	1:22:50 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Pidgin	Oh! Lori	1:23:18 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Koron Korak	YayYayYay (Covering Parry Gripp - NomNomNom)	1:23:21 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Parry Gripp	nom nom nom nom nom nom nom (Live @ Square Garden 2020)	1:24:43 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Neil Cicierega	Wah	1:25:48 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Suicide	Dream Baby Dream (Long Version)	1:26:40 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Julee Cruise	The World Spins	1:32:58 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Asher Ogre Groin (John Oswald)	Way	1:39:18 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Sam Spence	Sunken Ship	1:41:48 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Sam Spence	Moog Shot	1:42:38 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Caetano Veloso	Gua	1:44:08 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Ergo Phizmiz	Borderline	1:47:14 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: 101 Strings	Theme From A Summer Place	1:51:52 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Carl Stone	Au Jus	1:55:33 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Gilberto Gil	Oma Lao	1:59:08 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Die Welttraumforscher	In Der Stadt	2:01:07 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
The The	Soul Catcher	2:02:07 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Thurston Moore	Dreamers Work	2:05:12 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
David Toop	You Could Touch Him But He Wasn’t There	2:09:50 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Mike Cooper	Kokoke Nalu	2:12:34 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Haruomi Hosono	Koi Wa Momo-Iro	2:16:02 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Brian Eno	Backwater	2:18:40 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Bob Dylan	Murder Most Foul	2:22:05 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: Percy Faith	Summer Place '76 Theme from 'A Summer Place'	2:38:42 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
…And The Native Hipsters	Mr Magic	2:43:38 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Porest	Abject Mirror	2:47:58 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Negativland	Destroying Anything	2:51:05 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Carlo Patrão	Second Hand Third Eye	2:56:02 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: same time next week...		2:58:07 (MP3 \| Pop‑up)

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Listener comments!
	11/30 7:33pm dale: well, herro dere!
	12/1 5:48am People Like Us: hi Dale!
	12/1 7:32pm Yes: hullo dale hullo PLU
	1:54pm People Like Us: hello Yes!
	6:34am People Like Us: See you in a few hours
	8:27am dale: setting up my folding chair and umbrella early.
	8:54am vince: You can start now....I am here
	8:54am People Like Us: ready
	8:55am vince: Hope all is well in your neck of the woods
	9:00am Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, London time. The British Isles are still afloat, I trust?
	9:00am common: hello hello
	9:00am YETI BOB: so psyched for this show today!
	9:00am People Like Us: it's raining
	9:00am Handy Haversack: Hello, PLU and all the DIYers! Some early birds around these parts.
	9:01am dale: i like the action music in the background.
	9:01am Steve from Dunwoody: PLU roolz.
	9:01am People Like Us: hello!
	9:01am Rick from SC: morning all.
	9:01am Krys O.: Greetings! Listening from work in the wilds of Roseland, NJ.
	9:01am People Like Us: goood morning!
	9:01am Mx. Granny (e/em): Greetings, PLU and WFMU palz! Ready for freeform magic to infuse my spirits for the day!
	9:01am Webhamster Henry: I'm ready for my Sample Broadcast Programming!
	9:01am People Like Us: and some afternoons!
	9:01am TDK60: Good morning Londonwich.
	9:02am vince: All the PLU's in PLU-ville are happy today!
	9:02am HyperDose: I am INTRIGUED
	9:02am YETI BOB: PLUperfect!
	9:02am %20: Thank you PLU for doing more shows on WFMU!
	9:03am Krys O.: We have a Labradoodle visiting us in the office today. He's a friend of our regular Irish Wolfhound office dawg.
	9:03am Rich in Washington: I woke up just in time! Mornin', Vicki! Hello everyone!
	9:03am People Like Us: how could I refuse?! Happy to be here!
	9:03am vince: A big hello to all of you going through PLU-berty
	9:04am Really Lisa: Hi PLU and all. Glad to be listening!
	9:05am YETI BOB: Any word from DJ Trouble? Recovering nicely I hope?
	9:05am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): PLU-berty eh? No wonder I felt kinda funny.
	9:05am dougseidel: so happy that this is here now!
	9:05am vince: It's normal to be emotional
	9:06am Ken From Hyde Park: I hope no one is confusing this with price look-up codes used with produce, like 4011 for bananas.
	9:06am TDK60: Yeti, DJ Trouble is ill?
	9:06am YETI BOB: she broke a wrist
	9:07am HyperDose: @Ken Even better, use the tones at a pay phone to make free calls!
	9:07am melinda: Hi everyone!
	9:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yippee ! PLU time ! All Loves & Healing to DJ Trouble.
	9:08am vince: This is the perrrr-fect soundtrack to the Kitten Academy live-stream
	9:08am Lixiviated Life: Been listening to DO or DIY archives and I'm hooked now. Thanks FMU
	9:08am People Like Us: ha ha vince
	9:08am People Like Us: yes, from Macy's to Kitten Academy
	9:08am Mx. Granny (e/em): Yeah! Thanks WFMU! I <3 U!
	9:09am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Coincidentally, I was reading about People Like Us just last night.
	9:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Awfuss Dawgz
	9:09am vince: Now, THAT'S a title for your next album!
	9:09am Uncle Michael: Nice HAT!
	9:09am People Like Us: Trouble broke her wrist and so I'm filling in for the next 3 more weeks
	9:10am PaulRobeson1920: “... Now you come shining through my tears How can I refuse?” -Robert Hunter Gooood Morning! Gotta LoVe WFMU
	9:10am dale: is it bad luck to say break a leg?
	9:10am dougseidel: must rest the wrist
	9:11am People Like Us: leg broken, so no
	9:11am vince: wrist in peace
	9:11am People Like Us: imagine how difficult it would be to do a radio show with a broken wrist
	9:12am PaulRobeson1920: Let me call the good doctor
	9:12am vince: Why have I never heard THIS Negativland song?
	9:12am People Like Us: where are you all listening from? I am in London and it is chucking it down with rain and rather nice
	9:12am YETI BOB: PLU: Indeed. We're sending our best wishes to Trouble for a speedy recovery.
	9:13am People Like Us: because it is unreleased
	9:13am PaulRobeson1920: 1960’s good doctor (not the t.v dribble)
	9:13am captain beef fart: Baltimore
	9:13am YETI BOB: @PLU: Plush, plummy, plurisyllabic pluviosity!
	9:13am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @People Like Us: No kidding! I dislocated mine a decade ago and working as a programmer and a writer was nearly impossible and exhausting.
	9:13am vince: wow....very sweet
	9:14am YETI BOB: listening from Chicago, aka "Paris on the Prairie"
	9:14am People Like Us: hello Baltimore, do you know Matmos?
	9:14am People Like Us: hello Paris on the Prairie :)
	9:14am PaulRobeson1920: Listening in Schenectady, New York! “The land beyond the pines” Sunny here & 39° F
	9:14am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @People Like Us: I am listening from the states on the very sunny (for today) coast of Maine.
	9:14am jimgroom: Glad to be along for the sonic ride!
	9:14am TDK60: I am in Washington Heights, Manhattan, NYC. Actually a little subsection of Wash Hts. called Hudson Heights. I'm still recovering from viewing the Thanksgiving Parade over the internet.
	9:15am People Like Us: is nice imagining all these places
	9:15am vince: Sken-Neck-titty
	9:15am ?: I've stumbled in and like what I'm hearing. Greetings from Pittsburgh, PA.
	9:15am YETI BOB: Last time I was in B'more I bought a used Beatles CD from Normal's books. Owen Gardner from Horse Lords was working there.
	9:15am jimgroom: I'm listening from the Italian alps in a cold, sunny Thursday afternoon
	9:15am People Like Us: thank you, in advance of my marathon co-hosting and pronouncing it all wong
	9:16am Rich in Washington: This sounds fantastic on headphones.
	9:16am Ken From Hyde Park: I'm in the Hyde Park north of New York City, on the outer fringe of the 90.1 transmitter. The sun is shining brightly on the frosted grass.
	9:16am People Like Us: I know Owen :)
	9:16am YETI BOB: Months later Horse Lords played Chicago (in a basement), after the set Owen comes up to me and says "You bought a Beatles CD in Baltimore!"
	9:16am StringOFperils: Here in Toronto, PLU, melting my mind watching Kitten Academy live stream, while waiting to take a dog to the vet on this sunny, cold morning.
	9:16am Handy Haversack: Still here in Greenpoint, PLU.
	9:16am People Like Us: I'd put headphones on but i have the habit of standing up and walking away with them and everything else on the table
	9:16am Stephan: Actually, I'm only listening because Jim Groom is...
	9:16am Handy Haversack: We have mockingbirds.
	9:16am People Like Us: ha ha Yeti Bob
	9:17am steveo: sounding great Vicki
	9:17am Krys O.: Here at work in Roseland, NJ which I just found out was originally called Centerville which makes me think of 200 Motels. I saw a fox running across the lawn of our building the other day. We have wild turkeys, deer, and other assorted wildlife. en.wikipedia.org...
	9:17am dale: this is very windham hill.
	9:17am vince: @StringOfperils: It's very addictive.
	9:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lebanon, New Hampshire near Dartmouth college - hoping winter never comes but it will & it will be too long.
	9:17am jimgroom: @Stephan That is very wise of you :)
	9:17am People Like Us: lots of foxes here too - and paraqueets
	9:17am vince: @dale: haven't thought about Windam Hill is AGES!
	9:18am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @People Like Us: Here's the view (no, can't see the water): imgur.com...
	9:18am Uncle Michael: Listening from on top of the duvet while working on tomorrow's show.
	9:18am People Like Us: nice choice in paint colour WoodofNH
	9:18am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @RRNov63: I have friends in East Thetford. They feel the same way.
	9:18am YETI BOB: I think I have to pick up this Zorn record. It reminds me of some of the stuff he did with "The Dreamers". And I love Bill Frisell
	9:18am Stephan: @jimgroom :)
	9:19am Irene: Hello PLU! Nice to hear your show while waiting for NYC’s alternate side parking to end in my neighborhood. Good start to my day!
	9:19am People Like Us: there is a Thetford here in the UK too - a forest
	9:19am dale: a wvkr deejay played a lot of michael hedges. it was nice on a sunday morning.
	9:20am People Like Us: hi Irene, hello outdoors
	9:20am People Like Us: we actually went on a tube train yesterday - first time since March
	9:20am Webhamster Henry: Facebook says it's Porest's birthday!
	9:20am jn34282: Hello fellow troublemakers
	9:20am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @People Like Us: Thetford, Vermont could certainly be described that way!
	9:20am People Like Us: it is Henry!
	9:20am Rich in Washington: Oh goody. My coffee's the exact correct drinking temperature #Itsthelittlethings
	9:21am People Like Us: i'm a peoplemaker
	9:21am Irene: Also sending healing vibes to Trouble, after breaking a wrist.
	9:21am People Like Us: indeed yes
	9:21am Krys O.: Wow, I haven't been on a train since March. I take buses to work, but I'm never on them for more than 20 minutes and masks are required.
	9:21am YETI BOB: The Beatles CD was for the van, by the way. I have a couple GBV discs and a copy of the White Album, that's what I listen to when I'm driving around. The van has a really crappy stereo.
	9:22am jn34282: @Granny putting things off till i hear some wonderful freeform
	9:22am People Like Us: the tube was almost empty (and yes masks) we wanted to see if central London still existed
	9:22am Really Lisa: Wow this Erik Satin💗
	9:22am YETI BOB: at home it's all vinyl & WFMU!
	9:22am vince: Mask The Gap
	9:23am nematomorpha: It's almost dawning here in Vienna, this seasons first snow slowly melting on the rooftops and falling down on the street.
	9:23am vince: YES! Love me some "Wonderwall Music"!!!
	9:23am People Like Us: i don't have a record player
	9:23am YETI BOB: Guten Morgen nach Wien!
	9:23am People Like Us: indeed vince
	9:24am Handy Haversack: @Irene, I'll be heading out at noon to do the ASP dance.
	9:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Clapton for a film about being indoors. Just sayin' Eric.
	9:24am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @YETI BOB: Did you ever get to hear The Beatles mono releases that came out a few years ago?
	9:24am dotsandspaces: wow, great harpsichord break.
	9:24am People Like Us: hello Vienna
	9:24am TDK60: I have Wonderwall on cassette. My brother has the LP.
	9:24am YETI BOB: @Woods: No, but definitely interested
	9:25am PaulRobeson1920: Red car parked in the sunset Drive you in my dreams tonight
	9:26am Irene: Good luck Handy! ASP has become a horrible hassle in my neighborhood. People now stay in their cars until the street sweeper comes through. It’s like a car version of musical chairs.
	9:26am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @YETI BOB: I bought the box and it's definitely worth it.
	9:27am Phillippe Bastille: good morning
	9:27am PaulRobeson1920: Would Aristotle be a celebrity today?
	9:27am People Like Us: good morning
	9:27am People Like Us: good afternoon
	9:28am Rich in Washington: This mix is fantastic.
	9:28am P.S.N.P.: Tuning in from Park Slope Nature Preserve...
	9:28am Handy Haversack: Same here, Irene. I am hoping a spot opens up so I can at least get the car back on our block ...
	9:28am Krys O.: I have two VHS copies of Wonderwall. Slightly different edits. The music is my favorite by George Harrisong.
	9:28am People Like Us: i love these lullaby renditions
	9:29am vince: Believe it or not, I listened to the original of this, this morning
	9:29am nematomorpha: wfmu is one of the only things that keep me sane these days! This 2nd Lockdown here is so much worse than the first... thx for the great set sofar!
	9:29am Rich in Washington: I miss the Illegal Art label.
	9:29am Ike: Good morning to you, not-so-good morning for me! I've got a politics hangover from silly pointless commenting a mere 7 hours ago. Why do I do it? I should have just said "the music is great" and left it at that.
	9:29am People Like Us: me too Rich!!!
	9:30am People Like Us: we just came out of lockdown 2
	9:30am Rich in Washington: They were brilliant. Bless Bertrand.
	9:30am vince: lockdown 2: The RE-lockening
	9:31am People Like Us: when Illegal Art shut down they sent me over 400 CDs/vinyl in the post - it filled up the whole hallway
	9:31am Mx. Granny (e/em): wow!
	9:31am Daybreak & the Hybrid Life: I wish Trouble very well in healing, but you are very welcome People Like Us!
	9:31am People Like Us: (so let's just say he's very generous)
	9:31am p/b: GM planet FMU - beautiful day in Bklyn because we can't help that. Love everywhere is it not
	9:31am diana: good morning!
	9:31am Irene: So glad I got a turntable just before everything locked down! A co-worker was selling a Stanton DJ turntable for $100. I took it, and felt it was a sign that I should get back into hosting a show, not to mention all my lonely LPs that had gone unplayed for so long.
	9:32am Rich in Washington: HA! They were wonderful about sending new stuff to me when I was just starting out DJing online.
	9:32am Handy Haversack: Yeah, well said, p/b. Brooklyn sun is shining!
	9:32am People Like Us: yes I do want a record player - it's just money and reasons
	9:32am Kpx: Ello PLU, Sorry to hear about trouble's, trouble's of having a broken wrist. may her trouble's soon (Wrist in peace)
	9:32am Daybreak & the Hybrid Life: Ha! How did you see me???
	9:33am Handy Haversack: We all see you, Daybreak!
	9:33am Rich in Washington: @Irene: I had just started building my home DJ setup up again when the Covid thing happened and my local station closed down.
	9:33am captain beef fart: I don't know Matmos but am certainly now intrigued. thx
	9:33am vince: don't get freaked out
	9:34am People Like Us: "normally" i'd never have been able to host 4 3-hour shows in a row but it's such a year that it's most welcome!
	9:34am YETI BOB: @Irene: We're glad you returned to the airwaves! I've been listening to your show (and your record collection) for many years, always enjoy it.
	9:34am Rich in Washington: This new Negativland LP and bonus stuff is just brilliant. It also really compliment/completes the previous album.
	9:34am ?: faster and louder and harder and louder
	9:34am Ken From Hyde Park: I wish the sports channels would show monkey bowling. That sounds like it would be interesting. (Monkeys rolling balls at pins, not people rolling monkeys at pins or rolling balls at monkeys.)
	9:34am jn34282: @PLU have been listening to the BBC news a lot lately and they were talking about the lockdown
	9:34am People Like Us: captain beef tart - they are pillars of the experimental music community in baltimore
	9:35am captain beef fart: I just ordered a new turntable. Moving on from my 70s era Technics direct drive with a bit of sadness.
	9:35am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): We never had a real lockdown here. Americans are too stupid and obstinate. Or obstinately stupid. Or something.
	9:36am People Like Us: btw I'm recording a conversation with Matmos tomorrow for the show
	9:36am Irene: Rich, my home studio is entirely cobbled together from all the gear I’ve collected over time + my home stereo. In time I will need to upgrade some but it’s working pretty well so far.
	9:36am captain beef fart: awesome
	9:36am People Like Us: ... so as long as it doesn't bugger up that will broadcast in two weeks time
	9:37am jn34282: @Trouble if you are observing the chats, get better soon
	9:37am Irene: Aww, thanks YETI BOB! Doing radio again has saved my sanity.
	9:38am Mx. Granny (e/em): Irene, you've saved my own and a few others' in the bargain!
	9:38am Rich in Washington: Mine too, Irene, ancient stuff I've found used over the years. It's very Rube Goldbergian, but it works - or hopefully works - cat invasions not withstanding.
	9:38am Mx. Granny (e/em): This set is tickling my fancy!
	9:39am People Like Us: glad to hear Mx.
	9:39am Mx. Granny (e/em): and good morning, Rich, the sun is finally coming up over the hills here!
	9:39am Irene: @PLU, hope your Matmos interview goes well.
	9:40am dotsandspaces: This is wonderful
	9:40am common: looking forward to that interview!
	9:40am People Like Us: thanks Irene - will be very conversational rather than any questions since I am not very good at doing that
	9:40am Rich in Washington: Hi Granny! It's beautiful on the left coast right now, isn't it?
	9:40am Irene: Thanks granny!
	9:41am Phillippe Bastille: Hey there Granny!
	9:41am jn34282: Fellow listeners this station with knowledgeable DJs are doing a Bang up job keeping us sane, and the accu is filled with good people who know a lot of things, so I salute my coffee mug to you
	9:41am People Like Us: holding my cup of tea to you
	9:42am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Irene. It's really true. We thank the DJ's a lot in the comments but it's hard to express how much gratitude I feel toward you all this year.
	9:42am jn34282: @PLU thanks kind miss
	9:43am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: hey fellow listeners hi trouble. good to hear that u are still alive and kicking…
	9:43am Krys O.: I've got two turntables though they're far from top of the line. One is a cheapo Crosley and other is a USB turntable I bought on eBay for $100 5 years ago.
	9:43am People Like Us: wfmu provides much needed routines which otherwise are somewhat lacking at times!
	9:44am Mx. Granny (e/em): Phillippe Bastille: hey! good to see you here!
	9:44am People Like Us: just looked up Crosleys - oh they are cheap aren't they - any good?
	9:44am TDK60: "Safe/Sane" -motto of an insane year.
	9:44am Mx. Granny (e/em): jn34282: i'll drink to that! (puerh)
	9:45am PaulRobeson1920: Red car parked in the sunset Gleaming with a touch of gold
	9:45am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @People Like Us: I've read a lot about how they damage the vinyl.
	9:45am People Like Us: i haven't even heard my own releases
	9:46am People Like Us: i have to ask someone else to play it
	9:46am vince: this is good
	9:46am Ken From Hyde Park: Whoops, there's the doorbell!
	9:46am Mx. Granny (e/em): i'm in my happy place
	9:47am Sylvia (France-NYC): hi all! waves hand
	9:47am People Like Us: where's that?
	9:47am YETI BOB: @PLU: I wouldn't let my records anywhere near a Crosley. If you're looking for a good inexpensicve turntable I recommend Audio-Technica
	9:47am PaulRobeson1920: New audio-technica record player is reasonable
	9:47am People Like Us: waving
	9:47am Mx. Granny (e/em): …hmmm, more like when is that? It is NOW.
	9:47am Jodido: Vick - You are some awesome, please come back!!!! We miss you. To quote Bill Graham: You aren't the best at what you do, you are the only one that does what you do. xoxox
	9:48am TDK60: Granny, the DJ is geographically curious.
	9:48am Irene: Thanks @Woods! In turn, because I now work from home I seem to have more time to listen to WFMU and the streams. You all provide a welcome diversion from all the crazy in the news.
	9:48am YETI BOB: it's the best cheap turntable, and it won't eat your vinyl
	9:48am dale: vicki - run from them. i got a free garrard zero 100 at a yard sale because the guy said it didn't work. i took the platter off and the idler wheel turned but it didn't contact the platter rim. cleaning and oiling helped things.
	9:48am Sylvia (France-NYC): #FreeBritney
	9:48am Ken From Hyde Park: Do they call it the doorbell in Britain? Like the lorry/truck or lift/elevator situation?
	9:48am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Budget turntables: Pro-ject is good, as is U-Turn Audio.
	9:48am PaulRobeson1920: Lol Yeti good thinking there
	9:48am People Like Us: I'm here now, ha ha
	9:48am jn34282: @Granny hee hee hee
	9:48am Buddha of Suburbia: Britney Spears birthday was yesterday! She turned 39. And now we all feel old. Apologies.
	9:48am YETI BOB: I have a Pro-Ject but it's a little more fussy than the Audio-Technica, and not as cheap
	9:48am Phillippe Bastille: @KrysO I cobbled together a decent turntable from a couple different sources, all thrift shops. Base unit one place, a cartridge pirated from another, and a cover off a third. Maybe $40 total.
	9:49am People Like Us: this Britney has been my earworm for two weeks, my own fault - yes it was her birthday
	9:49am Mx. Granny (e/em): TDK60: ha ha! i can get a little esoteric. I'm in the hills of San Francisco, and the gloaming is revealing a beautiful, clear sunny day!
	9:49am vince: Whatever happened to TradeMark ?
	9:49am YETI BOB: brand-new Audio-Technica is just a bit over $100 including sylus, etc
	9:49am Sylvia (France-NYC): and Britney Spears still can't vote, buy coffee, do anything without asking for permission
	9:50am PaulRobeson1920: I second that recommendation @Yeti
	9:50am dale: she can't sing either but that never stopped her producers.
	9:50am alanr: Insanity Britney!
	9:50am vince: I actually won some cash off of one of those Britney slot machines...here in Vegas!
	9:50am Rich in Washington: I believe TradeMark is either teaching or working on a degree in Ohio. The nerd.
	9:50am Handy Haversack: PLU, thanks for this hour. I now have two freaking hours of meetings and then have to go deal with the car. I hope to see you all on the other side.
	9:50am People Like Us: what model of Audio-Technica?
	9:51am People Like Us: you're welcome Handy!
	9:51am PaulRobeson1920: AT-LP60X baby
	9:51am Phillippe Bastille: Later Handy. And stay outta my meeting, will ya?
	9:51am People Like Us: thank you
	9:51am Ken From Hyde Park: Chin up, Handy!
	9:51am jn34282: @Sylvia morning, never thought Brittany spears had any talent
	9:51am Mx. Granny (e/em): see you later, Handy!!!
	9:51am YETI BOB: LP60 is a good choice. Some have extra features like USB port, etc. Depends on the features you want.
	9:52am Rich in Washington: I recently bought one of those Audio-Technicas that are a knockoff of a Technics 1200. An ATLP-120. I like it. Especially since it can play records backwards and also has 78rpms.
	9:52am YETI BOB: See ya after chores, HH!
	9:52am People Like Us: oh yes, they are 99 pounds
	9:52am jn34282: Have a good meeting handy
	9:52am Mx. Granny (e/em): i can't clicky star hard and fast enough!
	9:52am Webhamster Henry: There's a Monty Python routine like this PDQ Bach sketch.
	9:52am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: :-)
	9:53am People Like Us: say hi to everyone in the meeting from us
	9:53am Hubig Pie: Ludwig Von's b'day coming up inna couple weeks (exact date not known)
	9:53am Yikes: Elementary school, went over to my best friend's house every day and begged her to play A Fifth of Beethoven from the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack
	9:54am People Like Us: when someone gives me some money i will buy an audio technica
	9:54am vince: The kittens just walked into the food bowl while this was playing
	9:54am vince: Now, they're walking all wobbly
	9:55am People Like Us: i'm not sure cats like yodelling
	9:55am chresti: Morning, People Like Us and company,! Making coffee in San Gabriel, CA,
	9:56am common: my cat friend loves yodeling.
	9:56am Mx. Granny (e/em): my cat would bite my face off if i yodeled
	9:56am Rich in Washington: I was recently pleased to see some of Oswald's Mystery Tape releases appearing on Bandcamp.
	9:56am Mx. Granny (e/em): chrestikins! the fastest clicky-star clicker in the west!
	9:57am Rich in Washington: I actually prefer the 'Most Unwanted' song to the 'Most Wanted'.
	9:57am People Like Us: if the person that just emailed me is in here then my playlists are to the left and up a bit "do or diy with people like us playlists"
	9:57am Webhamster Henry: The famous "Rubber Band" voiced by Mel Blanc, followed by the Philospophy bagpipe rap.
	9:57am chresti: Grannykins!
	9:57am Davefrom Brooklyn: Hey Vicky great show! I could listen to you and Hearty talk for months! Thanks for helping us stay in trouble!
	9:58am jn34282: @Granny my cat would just ignore me
	9:59am Webhamster Henry: You know you can play along to the Most Unwanted Song, right? davesoldier.com...
	9:59am PaulRobeson1920: Have a 1959 Rachmaninoff thrift store record playing in the backround. Very pleasant juxtaposition
	9:59am People Like Us: yes i enjoy those hour-long conversations with Hearty - if others here don't know about those go across to wfmu.org... for the most recent but DON'T LISTEN NOW
	10:01am People Like Us: i might not remember (great, thanks) but if any of you have questions for matmos let me know
	10:01am Krys O.: When I got the Crosley about ten years ago, it reminded me of the kiddy record player that I used in Paris. I stayed in my sponsor's daughter's room. She was about 7 years old and was at Club Med for Kids while the other students and I stayed at her mom's apartment. I listened to my Cure singles on a kiddy record player in 1981.
	10:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: faceborg says it's Mr. Mark Porest's B-Day.
	10:01am People Like Us: I'm afraid i just lost control of what on earth i was just playing but this is now Systema Solar
	10:02am People Like Us: it's Porest's birthday, yes
	10:02am People Like Us: I messaged him and said "i hope you go outside"
	10:02am Ken From Hyde Park: Surprised that no one has gone stark raving Covid and invented a robotic bagpipe playing machine yet.
	10:03am People Like Us: we can always hope
	10:03am Rich in Washington: That Porest/Chopping Channel World Release thing is nuts.
	10:03am vince: The Robotic Bagpipes- GREAT band name
	10:03am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Joyeux Sagittarian Solar Return Porest !
	10:03am vince: The Man From The World!
	10:04am People Like Us: he did that Man From The World when he introduced Negativland at their London gig last year
	10:04am People Like Us: I was going to play it - i didn't realise it was his b-day until too late
	10:05am People Like Us: good segue Vicki
	10:05am vince: YES! LOVE Puffy!
	10:05am Ken From Hyde Park: I found a video once and posted on a Bryce playlist an automated ruler-twanging machine.
	10:05am People Like Us: do you still have that video?
	10:06am vince: The guy who runs the kitten Academy has one kitten walking on an exercise wheel!
	10:07am People Like Us: that's a hamster
	10:08am Hubig Pie: Electronic bagpipes are a real thing. A little box that blows out the drone notes attached to a small chanter that you manually manipulate to play your jigs,reels and strathspeys
	10:08am vince: Hamster & Cheese-ster
	10:08am Webhamster Henry: Do you mean there's way off this wheel?
	10:08am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I saw a video of a woman playing a bagpipes solo with a jazz band. Not as freaky as I was expecting.
	10:09am People Like Us: bagpipes are like cheese, they go with everything
	10:10am Uncle Michael: chalk?
	10:10am People Like Us: vacuum cleaners are a bit like bagpipes
	10:11am Mark Williams: logic says: vacuum cleaners are like cheese.
	10:11am Krys O.: When we were kids in the late 60s, we used our older sisters' bonnet hair dryer hoses to make great sounds.
	10:12am People Like Us: ha ha
	10:12am Ken From Hyde Park: From his August 7 programme: www.vimeo.com...
	10:12am vince: The Hair Dryer Hoses- Great band name, too!
	10:12am People Like Us: thanks ken
	10:13am PaulRobeson1920: “ Sweet little wheels It's your lucky day Give you the keys, let you drive it away! One more thing, Radio cuts out so you’ll have to sing!”
	10:13am Listening Out There: If I weren't listening to a meeting, I would be listening to this high-quality, audio content....
	10:13am Uncle Michael: I used to do that too, Krys...until we ran out of hamsters. (sorry, Henry)
	10:14am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: hi vicky then… :-)
	10:14am People Like Us: hello Cologne!
	10:19am vince: More like MIDI-evil Refrigerator
	10:19am Crudbringer: Holy smokes, what a show!
	10:20am People Like Us: it's 3.20 and it's getting dark what on earth I can't wait to get that record player it does sound midi-evil nice pun
	10:20am People Like Us: that was my poem for the day
	10:22am Krys O.: Bravo! I'm snapping my virtual fingers in praise of your poem.
	10:22am Krys O.: I can't wait for the solstice so we can have minute incremental increases in daylight.
	10:24am SeanG: same here Krys O.
	10:24am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Krys O: Yes! This morning I poured the coffee at 6:10. Turned around to switch the light off...and the realized that I couldn't see the coffee cups, not a problem a few weeks ago.
	10:24am People Like Us: ha ha
	10:24am YETI BOB: less than 3 weeks, Krys O
	10:25am Mx. Granny (e/em): SNACK TIME!!!
	10:25am Rich in Washington: I've got to drive to work for some stupid reason. I shall try to listen in my car. See you on the flipside!
	10:25am People Like Us: need my lunch
	10:25am PaulRobeson1920: Poetry can be grand, it can be! “She took a wrong turn and wound up in a ditch. She could have done worse, though, and ended up rich! Her songs were cut open and found to be clay...”
	10:25am People Like Us: safe drive
	10:26am vince: I can't but think of, "Hold the pickles, Hold the lettuce. Special orders don't upset us. All we ask is that you let us serve us your way."
	10:26am SeanG: nom nom nom
	10:26am Webhamster Henry: Parry Gripp is going to be a guest on Double Dip Recess.
	10:26am J&E in Ithaca NY: Oh No Nom!
	10:26am Yikes: Square Garden, is that kind of like Madison Square Garden...?
	10:26am common: my stomach just started a'-growlin'
	10:26am People Like Us: i didn't know who parry gripp was
	10:28am Roberto: Parry Gripp is the mad genius behind "Van Halen," which is better than any actual Van Halen song. And I like Van Halen!
	10:28am PaulRobeson1920: “...the hope of the future served up on a tray. I mean, who do you think is gonna believe it... when you tell em you got the keys to the rain!”
	10:29am People Like Us: please give me the link Roberto
	10:29am Krys O.: I'm up at 4:45 am M-F and I leave the house around 6am. I come home from work around 11-12 hours later in darkness. I've had this schedule for over 22 years at this job. The sleep deprivation usually gets worse by Thursdays and Fridays are outta me head daze sometimes.
	10:30am vince: There should've been an all-girl Van Halen cover band called, "Van Helen"
	10:30am Rtintera: love me some suicide
	10:31am Krys O.: Former WFMU dj, Laurie S was in a band called Lynnette Skynard.
	10:31am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: that old WAR song who was it? that was my 1st singel…
	10:31am Martinibomb: Hello Vicki!
	10:31am People Like Us: Eleanor Rugby
	10:31am Krys O.: I should have added an all-female band.
	10:31am People Like Us: hi Martinibomb :)
	10:32am vince: Better than Eleanor Rug-burn...right?
	10:32am The Oscar: Morning! My partner is a preschool teacher, and she's gotten her kids hooked on Parry Gripp (along with other favorites from Double Dip Recess)!
	10:32am Toothgrinder Tom: Wow - this is a special event - I’m glad I happened to tune in!
	10:33am Jamie: Parry gripp did the most nagging earworm of all time, chimpanzee riding on a segway
	10:34am fred: It is happening again
	10:34am People Like Us: i was thinking about how important the Top 10 (singles) used to be, now i have no clue, sort of sad
	10:34am People Like Us: well apparently it IS David Lynch has a netflix deal for 2021 (not TP)
	10:35am Hubig Pie: Twin Peaks, Ave Maria mashed
	10:35am People Like Us: oh does that exist yet?
	10:35am vince: just a sign of the times..you've 'turned me on' to stuff WAY better than any Top 10 chart, V
	10:35am People Like Us: you're quite right, it is like Ave too
	10:36am People Like Us: but it used to be (uselessly) exciting, the top 10 countdown
	10:36am vince: Electric Ave Maria
	10:36am The Oscar: I went through a full rewatch of seasons one and two at the beginning of quarantine. I seriously need to revisit The Return-- it really is a miracle.
	10:36am Devin B.: Amirtha Kidambe and Charlie Looker have a cover of this Julee Cruise song in a kind of early music style under the name Seven Teares.
	10:36am Jason from Houston: ꒰⌯•̩̩̩́ ᴗ •̩̩̩̀⌯꒱
	10:37am common: @PLU: agreed. it was.
	10:37am People Like Us: will search after, Devin, thanks
	10:37am Devin B.: seaventeares.bandcamp.com... :)
	10:37am vince: I could see this 'mashed' with "My Father" by This Mortal Coil
	10:38am People Like Us: my god www.officialcharts.com
	10:38am People Like Us: i was going to play some Liz
	10:38am Roberto: Van Halen: www.youtube.com... I don't know why it's so out of focus.
	10:39am Handy Haversack: O sweet Providence, that meeting ended 25 mins. early! Spin me, Julee!
	10:39am People Like Us: David Lynch wanting This Mortal Coil for TP
	10:39am vince: Hey, Vicki..Is it true that, when Maggie Thatcher died, "Ding Dong The Which Is Dead" actually CHARTED?
	10:39am Ike: It took Lynch so long to do Twin Peaks S3 that I wonder if we'll see his Netflix project any time before 2023.
	10:39am People Like Us: thanks Roberto
	10:39am Strandlund: @The Oscar...Have you seen Lynch's "What did Jack do?" It's short at 17 minutes and it's a few years old, but it is fantastic! It's on Netflix.
	10:40am People Like Us: i think it did vince hi Handy, well done
	10:40am Krys O.: Vicki, the guys in production listen to a horrible Top-10 station and I can't help hearing the same songs repeated every 20 minutes, day after day. It's maddening. Thank goodness there are only 16 working days left for 2020. We close between Xmas and New Year's.
	10:40am People Like Us: indeed Ike
	10:40am Woo: The Paul Is Dead crowd says it says Paul is Bloody backwards here.
	10:40am The Oscar: @Strandlund Yes-- it's so good! I preordered the 7"from Lynch's Bandcamp, and then completely forgot about it until it arrived, which was an amazing surprise :)
	10:41am Krys O.: I met John Oswald at the old WFMU studios in Froeberg. I think he was a guest on Irwin's show.
	10:41am People Like Us: I liked What did Jack do but look forward to him working with a big team again
	10:41am vince: turn me on, dead man
	10:42am Webhamster Henry: The Beat-less Yeah Yeah Yeah!
	10:42am People Like Us: I was with John Oswald in Kitchener a few years back and we sneaked into an amish horse auction
	10:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I have always said Eleanor RUgby. Perhaps this is something every human being has done but no two have discussed it. I wonder what the sum effect of Lynch on Music has been. The Beatles were reasonably good @ making lysergic Musics. George was always there with other Sounds - like his fellow Pisces Brian in the Stones... It's a testament to The Beatles how well they stand up to deconstruction...
	10:42am People Like Us: sorry i mean mennonites
	10:44am Krys O.: Ha! My friend was in a band called the Farmers with Roger Miller of Mission of Burma. He dressed as a Mennonite farmer.
	10:44am People Like Us: good look!
	10:45am YETI BOB: how many bands has Roger Miller been in? I used to see him play all the time around Boston/Cambridge, under all kinds of names, like "No Man"
	10:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: If you have amnesia you won't know I mentioned ammonites.
	10:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Amirite?
	10:46am Tank Top: Great song!
	10:47am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @YETI BOB: Loved Birdsongs of the Mesozoic. Saw Trinary System a while back. LOUD!!
	10:48am vince: Almost thought this was "Wild Honey Pie"!
	10:48am People Like Us: could be!
	10:48am Martinibomb: I LOVE this cover Ergo made! He inspired me to start doing this at Karaoke heh
	10:48am People Like Us: in fact i think i played it next to that once
	10:48am vince: Those guitar chords are pavlovian
	10:48am People Like Us: he did Barry Manilow though, that is very good!
	10:48am YETI BOB: @Woods: I loved Birdsongs, don't know Trinary System. For a while Roger Miller was famously avoiding LOUD due to tinnitus, I guess he has better ear protection now?
	10:49am The Oscar: I've told this story around here before, but several years ago some friends and I attended a "Surrealist Parlor Games Night" hosted by Roger Miller. We all assumed going in that he was just the celebrity host the venue landed, but he was really into it-- he'd give the rules for each game, then go from table to table to see how everyone was doing. I guess it's just something he loves doing and hosts periodically in different venues around Boston.
	10:49am YETI BOB: Feels like I ALREADY lost my mind, Ergo!
	10:50am Webhamster Henry: Ergo's production skills are evident here!
	10:50am People Like Us: buy some ergo composterofmusic.bandcamp.com...
	10:50am Handy Haversack: Wow, did I ever need this. Vicki, you are balm. You too, WFMU in toto!
	10:51am tim from champaign (now washington): Hi People Like Us and People Who Like People Like Us!
	10:52am People Like Us: hello!
	10:52am cuteCloud: good mornin!
	10:53am YETI BOB: @TheOscar: I knew Peter Prescott from MoB, met Roger Miller a few times, always could tell he was a cool dude.
	10:53am Krys O.: I've bought some Ergo Phizmiz and heartily endorse it.
	10:55am PaulRobeson1920: Paul is what!?
	10:55am common: "well done and carry on" hee!
	10:55am PaulRobeson1920: Sept 23rd right? Ahahaha
	10:55am Big Kat: psst! @PeopleLikeUS your playlist archives are actually wfmu.org/playlists/PL correct? I believe you said a diff't URL
	10:56am People Like Us: yes, to your left
	10:56am People Like Us: or wfmu.org/peoplelikeus
	10:56am Irene Trudel: Vicki, I hope you can find the time to do WFMU shows on a more regular basis. I know it's a big time commitment. Great that you can help Trouble out for a few weeks while she recuperates.
	10:56am vince: this is nice
	10:57am cuteCloud: citrus-y
	10:57am Handy Haversack: Aaaaaaand going back in for another hour. Thanks again, Vicki.
	10:57am People Like Us: thanks Irene, 12 hours is almost a summer season, ha ha maybe at some point but i hope work will step up next year
	10:58am Krys O.: Ah, The Alloy Orchestra was the band name of Roger and friends that i was trying to recall. They accompanied silent films.
	10:58am Big Kat: Good on ya' @PLU — great show, good stuff Yup, the longform URL works as well, forwards to the ".../PL" apparently
	10:58am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @YETI BOB: (back from zoom call) You would hope he'd figured out the hearing thing. I mean, I wear earplugs at nearly everything I go to. (Or did go to...wah....)
	10:59am Martinibomb: I had to put my show on hiatus starting this week.. have to catch up on life stuff. Yeh having a radio show takes a chunk o yer life.
	10:59am YETI BOB: @Woods: Ancient history of course but that's why MoB broke up the first time, IIRC
	11:00am YETI BOB: And I'll check out the Trinary System (are they like the Trilateral Commision?)
	11:01am tim from champaign (now washington): @Krys O - I got to see the Alloy Orchestra accompany a Valentino film. It was pretty great.
	11:01am People Like Us: i hope to return to making my 360 a/v work in the new year and once i'm in that it's hard to do anything else
	11:02am vince: Were you planning to take the 360 stuff 'on the road'?
	11:02am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @YETI BOB: Ha! Not quite as ominous.
	11:02am People Like Us: yes, but only to very specific places (a tour - it's a very expensive project)
	11:03am Krys O.: We're very lucky to have you with us now, Vicki.
	11:03am People Like Us: I'm lucky to be here
	11:04am Krys O.: Off the tangent, I just received an email from a customer and their logo has the slogan: WE ARE...ER. The ER is the abbreviation of the school name, but now I can't help but hear a loop of We are...er, We are...er, We are...er, etc.
	11:04am People Like Us: where do you live again vince? we'll show in SF
	11:05am People Like Us: ha ha Krys GenKen does all the ER stuff too!
	11:05am tim from champaign (now washington): @those following the MoB thread - in the late oughts I went to see MoB in my former home town of Kalamazoo, MI. Before the show I stopped at the Bell's Brewery general store to pick up some brewskis to take home with me. Roger Miller was also there. I was about to go up to talk to him to tell him how much I admired his music. As I approached he was talking to the clerk and I heard Roger say "I'm a beer bigot." I thought that was about the greatest thing I could have heard and left it at that.
	11:05am Krys O.: Right!
	11:05am Sean from Dublin Ireland: Great to hear The The on WFMU! Thanks PLU!
	11:05am vince: I'm in Vegas...but, yeah...any West Coast show, and I'll move heaven and earth to get there!
	11:05am People Like Us: yes, love The The
	11:05am nortonjutland: enjoying the show Vicki.
	11:05am Krys O.: I've absorbed a lot of WFMU in almost 40 years of listening.
	11:06am People Like Us: did you see his tour, Sean?
	11:07am spodiodi: hello, Vicki! good to hear you
	11:07am tim from champaign (now washington): @PLU - Did you hear DJ Sheila B's story about getting in a food fight at a chip shop and unbeknowingly getting chips on Matt Johnson who chewed her out?
	11:07am People Like Us: hello all :)
	11:07am People Like Us: i did and i asked Matt about it!
	11:08am tim from champaign (now washington): Hahahaha! Did he remember the incident?
	11:08am People Like Us: Matt didn't remember but said that it could have happened, he might have said that
	11:08am People Like Us: it would have been a while ago
	11:09am cuteCloud: ah dad rock
	11:09am People Like Us: ha ha!!!
	11:10am People Like Us: not sure he intended that..
	11:10am tim from champaign (now washington): @cutrCloud - hahaha! Who else is in the Dad rock genre? I'm afraid I might be in the target demographic. I'm in my late 40s and the a 4 year old daughter and 16 month old son.
	11:11am Jason from Houston: Cheat on Kim Gordon Rock
	11:11am People Like Us: I know you meant Thurston, but at the The The tour it was mostly blokes in their early 50s losing their hair
	11:13am People Like Us: now THIS isn't dad rock
	11:13am YETI BOB: it all depends on who your dad is :)
	11:13am Mx. Granny (e/em): i know some WEIRD dads
	11:14am People Like Us: is true, ha ha we have a joke here about "oh that's something your nan would do" ... unless it's like most americans that i know who's nan sewed someone's head back on or something
	11:14am Phillippe Bastille: @Granny Thank you!
	11:14am Mx. Granny (e/em): i like weird dads!
	11:15am Hubig Pie: I'm in the late stage of my bloke period, soon entering geezerville
	11:15am Mx. Granny (e/em): and weird moms! and weird parents, guardians, etc. thanks for taking care of the kids!
	11:15am YETI BOB: Mike Cooper is fabulous. I heard that he turned down a chance to be in the Rolling Stones (when they were just getting started)
	11:15am Mx. Granny (e/em): i'm just a weird camp counselor
	11:16am StringOFperils: I'm just weird.
	11:16am People Like Us: he is brilliant, yes
	11:16am YETI BOB: I got turned on to him when Paradise of Bachelors label reissued his 70's masterpieces "Trout Steel" and "Machine Gun Company"
	11:17am Ken From Hyde Park: I identify as weird.
	11:17am YETI BOB: You think you're listening to some folk-rock, then this soprano sax comes out of nowhere ...
	11:18am tim from champaign (now washington): How do you know a dad joke is a dad joke? When it's a parent.
	11:18am don_laine: Hosono! ❤️
	11:18am johnc: Trey from Phish has been writing some dad rock tunes recently
	11:19am Blacktooth: Haroumi Hosono literally performed every style of music possible. And he did them all extremely well.
	11:19am Krys O.: At my age, I could easily be a grandmother, that is if I ever had kids to begin with. I am a great-aunt though.
	11:19am common: not a sausage to do
	11:19am Phillippe Bastille: Nice! Haven't heard this in years
	11:20am People Like Us: going to get an audio technica, wheee
	11:20am People Like Us: (that was an earlier thread btw)
	11:20am YETI BOB: @common: I literally wondered for decades what Eno was singing there.
	11:20am Krys O.: Congrats!
	11:21am StringOFperils: May you experience turntable bliss.
	11:21am common: @YETI BOB: always cracked me up!
	11:21am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Eno: I've spent a lot of time listening to his Music For Installations this year.
	11:21am People Like Us: thank you thank you
	11:21am andy the painter: oh man. i really thought that Hosono was John Cale...very similar vocal sound.
	11:22am People Like Us: these playlists come about by memory tag teaming
	11:22am Carmichael: Heya Vicki and PLU-ers. I have a vintage Technics turntable that will survive the nuclear war.
	11:22am Phillippe Bastille: Pyle makes a decent inexpensive turntable preamp if you need it. I had to get one, but it may have been because all my equipment is vintage
	11:22am People Like Us: would love technics but on a budget
	11:23am People Like Us: i don't do mixing atm either with vinyl
	11:23am Phillippe Bastille: @charmichael me as well, PL-512
	11:23am Krys O.: I've got a Pyle preamp and my USB turntable is a Pyle model too.
	11:23am tim from champaign (now washington): @andy the painter - I thought the Eno song was John Cale at first.
	11:23am Fletchernyc: Bob sounds like Smoke
	11:23am StringOFperils: I need to step out while this is on. ( I was there for Dave The Spazz's Covid absentee show, where he looped this song for three hours straight.)
	11:23am People Like Us: my cunning plan works (everyone sounds like someone else)
	11:24am Ike: Wow, never heard this one before. Ladies and gentlemen, the famous lyricist Bob Dylan! What a poet! (???)
	11:24am Krys O.: Dylan incantations like this sound like a Catholic mass on acid.
	11:24am spodiodi: memories of when Dave The Spazz did an entire show with this foul song
	11:24am People Like Us: this track is AMAZING
	11:24am Fletchernyc: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Smoke
	11:24am People Like Us: i think it's very religious/mantra feeling
	11:24am tim from champaign (now washington): I can't tell if this Dylan is Nick Cave/Warren Ellis influenced or if it's the Dylan influenced Cave/Ellis songs come around again.
	11:25am People Like Us: his latest album is really something else
	11:26am People Like Us: did anyone hear Dave the Spazz play this track for 3 hours?
	11:26am Lizardner Dave !: It really is. Thanks for playing this Vicki!
	11:26am tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks for the great music, PLU! I've got to bounce but I'm looking forward to your upcoming fill-ins!
	11:27am upstairs dave: Hearing the Tom Waits influence on this 1
	11:27am People Like Us: thanks Tim!
	11:28am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Speaking of Waits, I wish he'd put something out. His silence makes me nervous.
	11:28am Krys O.: I heart Dylan in his many stages. I find his voice soothing.
	11:28am Steve from Dunwoody: Yay! BD and the Wolfman!
	11:28am Crudbringer: We are bad people and we deserve what Dave did to us on that night.
	11:28am Stanley: When does the monkey come in?
	11:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Phil Ochs was the Poet of Political Folk - while Dylan understandably abdicated being everyone's Messiah & became the Poet of personal Poetry. He told us a hard rain was gonna fall before JFK was shot - & it's taken him this long to say this... Everyone badgered him for Answers - & he got older & started stating his answers & fewer & fewer have cared...
	11:30am People Like Us: TDK are you in Bristol? just saw there's been an explosion
	11:30am Fletchernyc: Loving this!
	11:30am Ken From Hyde Park: Foul Most Redrum
	11:31am Lizardner Dave !: I took my wife to see BD at the Beacon theater a few years ago when he was doing a lot of covers of pre-rock standards and about halfway through it we just looked at each other and said.."This actually....works? " It was great. Unironically. As is his most recent record.
	11:32am People Like Us: i only heard him outside the wall i would love to see him
	11:32am Ike: Superstars need editors too.
	11:32am spodiodi: Vicki @ 126 yes (...me @124)... that was a trip.
	11:32am People Like Us: ha ha
	11:32am paddy in matawan: RIP Dave Lubner
	11:33am Toothgrinder Tom: ‘It is what it is’? Really?
	11:33am Rich in Washington: I had a dream recently that I walked past him on a big staircase in a ballroom.
	11:33am spodiodi: wasn't sure i'd ever hear it again. unforgettable track
	11:33am YETI BOB: Mr. Narrator, This is Bob Dylan to me.
	11:34am People Like Us: this puts me in mind of Jesus Blood Never Failed Me Yet
	11:34am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Anybody else see the vid of Dylan and his band playing for one guy? Sorta awkward, sorta funny.
	11:34am common: @toothgrinder: is he quoting orange face's answer to COVID...and then Kamala's reaction?
	11:34am Ken From Hyde Park: @Vicki @11:26 - I persevered to the end that night.
	11:34am People Like Us: it was so fitting somehow when dave the spazz played this back to back - being too ill with covid to dj
	11:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: He can't match his mid1960s peak. No one will.
	11:34am paddy in matawan: BD was the worst show I ever saw at Hard Rock ACNJ. But I still love him. That was a great night regardless.
	11:35am YETI BOB: History Lesson, Part III
	11:35am Rich in Washington: I've been thinking about that track lately. Probably my favorite Bryars piece.
	11:35am People Like Us: i listened to it all too, TWICE
	11:35am andy the painter: @Krys O——yes, that’s it....Father Gerber tripping balls
	11:35am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @People Like Us: First time I listened to that I had NO idea that Waits was going to show up. Scared me a little!
	11:35am Krys O.: True, Vicki. I hear that. I really liked the song Blood in My Eyes from some years back.
	11:35am People Like Us: i love that he's naming everyone
	11:35am PaulRobeson1920: Oh wow
	11:36am PaulRobeson1920: Bob Dylan is on top of the game!
	11:36am People Like Us: it really feels like a 2020 song - with all that is going on
	11:36am spodiodi: cheers, Rich. my tea as well
	11:36am PaulRobeson1920: Gosh wow
	11:36am People Like Us: i think this is one of his best ever
	11:37am steev: 🙂
	11:37am YETI BOB: @PLU: Apparently he had recorded it a few years back and was sitting on it. Can you imagine having a track like this just lying around?
	11:37am People Like Us: hi Steev
	11:37am People Like Us: i know, well he chose a good moment
	11:38am YETI BOB: seriously, he's had a brilliant career and he just topped himself
	11:38am Ike: This song is as long as 2020.
	11:38am Toothgrinder Tom: @common I think the song was released before that happened.
	11:38am vince: boom!
	11:38am Toothgrinder Tom: Just an example of lazy songwriting, in my opinion.
	11:38am People Like Us: i thought you were going to say it was released before he stopped recording it
	11:39am spodiodi: haha
	11:39am common: @toothgrinder: just read that...pretty prophetic.
	11:39am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Gotta grab lunch...FANTASTIC show!
	11:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It stands out - reminds me of Tarantula almost. Or Gibsberg's Howl. More Literal than he's ever been - but the Poetry of the collage of History as observation.
	11:39am Creston: This song is not long enough......
	11:39am People Like Us: thanks woods
	11:39am vince: Now, if he had sang, "Play PeopleLike Us", I would've liked it more...
	11:40am spodiodi: that was 3 hours of bliss
	11:40am prudy: played by Todd o Phonic...
	11:40am Creston: This is a great song though
	11:40am People Like Us: that makes sense, prudy!
	11:40am Creston: Highway 61 is my favorite
	11:41am vince: Ha, HA
	11:41am People Like Us: that just prompted another peppermint
	11:41am The Oscar: Dylan is great, and that song is amazing, but he absolutely ruined the harmonica for four generations of musicians and counting.
	11:42am vince: very funny, the crinkly wrapper!
	11:42am Rich in Washington: vocal-era Eno never fails to lift my spirits. Quite enjoyed cranking that up on my drive to work.
	11:42am People Like Us: best Eno
	11:42am prudy: Time out of Mind is pretty amazing...
	11:42am YETI BOB: @TheOscar: Keepin' the HARM in HARMonica
	11:43am Windy City: Your too funny ...peppermints and Dylan
	11:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bringing It All Back Home my favorite Bob - but maybe Blonde on Blonde - & Highway 61 is the other of the peak trilogy I leave out somehow. But really everything up to the bike crash is Holy.
	11:43am PaulRobeson1920: Always!!!
	11:44am Rich in Washington: The Pidge is a national treasure.
	11:44am Devin B.: YAY!
	11:44am queems: i only heard this for the first time when scott chose it but it’s changed my life
	11:44am YETI BOB: oh jeez just when I finally got this song out of my head ... HEY YOU!
	11:44am People Like Us: another earworm, this
	11:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pidge is stealthily gifted.
	11:45am Lizardner Dave !: I bought this CD from the band years ago after hearing this on Ken's show (I think).
	11:45am People Like Us: ha ha yes i know...
	11:45am PaulRobeson1920: @The Oscar. I’m wondering have you heard Robert Hunter belt out tunes on the harmonica! Perhaps Dylan opened a door!
	11:45am People Like Us: Kenny used to play them a lot too
	11:45am Webhamster Henry: I like Clay's little songs!
	11:45am Carmichael: This reminds me of Tom Waits' "Hey Man", which is the entire lyrics of his song.
	11:45am prudy: nice to hear you again Vicki...
	11:45am Toothgrinder Tom: There was a time in my life when I listened to ‘Infidels’ quite heavily, lest anyone think I don’t like Dylan.
	11:46am Rich in Washington: This is nuts! Loving it.
	11:46am Toothgrinder Tom: What kind of accent is that? Norwegian?
	11:46am People Like Us: english i think
	11:46am Lizardner Dave !: "Wooodpile".
	11:46am YETI BOB: It's a Native Hipster accent, of course
	11:46am People Like Us: she sounds posh english
	11:47am vince: haha
	11:47am common: first heard this on ken's show...i think. so increadibly insane.
	11:47am D Rok: It's been great to have you a second week in a row Vicki. You play some great stuff. I haven't heard "The most Unwanted Song" in YEARS!
	11:47am Morgan: this is the first time ive heard this
	11:47am vince: Love it!
	11:47am People Like Us: thanks d rok
	11:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bob's harp is expressive like Blues & Free like Jazz - but @ least no one here now bothered to slam his voice...
	11:47am Webhamster Henry: Björk needs to cover this.
	11:47am Lizardner Dave !: Appreciate the fact that the woman in this band had the stage name "blatt", just like the Pidge's blatts.
	11:47am Toothgrinder Tom: Miss the transitions Clay Pigeon and Matty Warwick used to do, pre-Covid.
	11:47am People Like Us: thanks for joining me/us here everyone
	11:47am YETI BOB: sounds like something is wrong with her (in addition to being posh)
	11:48am ranjit: i was already thinking of bjork's naked man song, Webhamster Henry!
	11:48am People Like Us: they could do that transition still...
	11:48am vince: Always a joy
	11:48am Really Lisa: This has been such a treat, thank you, PLU!
	11:48am Meefyt: anyone listen to Chuck Warner's DIY comps at Hyped2Death.com ? Messthetics series - He always had a booth at WFMY record fair
	11:48am Lizardner Dave !: Wonderful show Vicki! Thank you!
	11:48am Toothgrinder Tom: I thought she was Chinese, initially.
	11:48am Rich in Washington: Oh yeah, TT. That was hilarious! Also, the transitions between Clay and Fabio were also priceless.
	11:49am People Like Us: we'll have to look them up...
	11:49am βrian: Tying to parse that idea, pre-Covid. I understand it in theory, but I can't quite recall such a thing.
	11:49am SeanG: thanks for the show Vicki
	11:49am Toothgrinder Tom: Something about the ‘yu’ sound in ‘hey yuu’.
	11:49am StringOFperils: I thought she was Japanese, speaking 'estuary' English.
	11:49am People Like Us: yes she could well be, ok, shall we look them up? we still have time, ha ha
	11:49am Rich in Washington: I miss going into a radio station and those sometimes awkward changing of the DJs rituals.
	11:50am βrian: Silty vowels?
	11:50am Toothgrinder Tom: @Bryan look at some old photos, people standing near each other, hugging, touching hands, going to parties and sporting events.
	11:50am People Like Us: And the Native Hipsters was a London-based duo of musicians William Wilding from Romford England, and Blatt (Nanette Greenblatt) from Cape Town, South Africa. They had previously worked together as the Wildings, and then the Patterns with Robert Cubitt and Tom Fawcett.
	11:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rubber Soul 3rd Dec. 1965
	11:50am People Like Us: oh - england and south africa
	11:50am listener 126464: Thank you Vicki and FMU crew!
	11:51am vince: I thought that sounded a bit South African
	11:51am YETI BOB: Blatt (Nanette Greenblatt) from Cape Town, South Africa.
	11:51am vince: Thank you for another wonderful show, V
	11:51am People Like Us: thanks for listening and clapping Matt Warwick who's board opping
	11:51am SeanG: that was hilarious
	11:52am YETI BOB: oops sorry for the superflous post. thanks for the show Vicki, this has been SO MUCH FUN
	11:52am Krys O.: I saw a movie scene recently with people crowded around a salad bar and it seemed nostalgic like another planet.
	11:52am Toothgrinder Tom: Yeah, I caught the ‘estuary’ but thought that was where she learned English.
	11:52am Meefyt: That Native Hipsters tracks was so good
	11:52am Rich in Washington: Thanks, Matty!
	11:52am vince: Have a safe week... see you all next week!
	11:52am Toothgrinder Tom: This is must-listen radio!
	11:52am Krys O.: Thanks so much for brightening up the day, Vicki! Take care, all!
	11:52am Rich in Washington: Don't forget to tip your board op, ladies and gentlemen.
	11:53am wzywig: 99% genius! - enjoying as always !
	11:53am βrian: Coming up: Pseu's Thing With A Hook freeform.wfmu.org... Continental Subway wfmu.org...
	11:53am ranjit: thanks, Vicki!
	11:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes applause. Many can be DJs & be great - but some create their own palette & it's so richly satisfying & yes miracle nutrition.
	11:54am Webhamster Henry: What a lot of fun Vicki!
	11:54am People Like Us: thanks all, see you next week and stay tuned for Pseu's great show
	11:54am cuteCloud: Thank u PLU!
	11:55am βrian: I'll water trees, but I will not water a lawn.
	11:55am common: thank you, vicki! this show got me out of a very dark mood.
	11:55am Zetti: Thank you!
	11:55am spodiodi: thanks, Vicki! thanks, Matt!
	11:55am Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	11:55am James: This has been a great show—really enjoyed it
	11:55am Carmichael: Thanks to people like me!
	11:55am People Like Us: yes, wfmu is good for that!
	11:55am Rich in Washington: This was wonderful, Vicki! Thanks! I'm glad you're able to fill in so much this Winter but also wish healing for Trouble.
	11:56am YETI BOB: @RR: Yes, I'm so glad to have Clay, Hearty and Vicki in my radio life. All the FMU dj's really but they are extra-special.
	11:56am PaulRobeson1920: Thanks PLU and Matt! Peace and love ya’ll! Always
	11:56am StringOFperils: Thanks for the vial of purified radio essence. I'll wear it around my neck all day to ward off the Covidarona. Cheers!!
	11:56am βrian: Trouble is healing? Wha?
	11:57am Big Kat: Hey team, pls support the LinkedIn prop I just posted for this wunnerful D-J, okay??? www.linkedin.com...
	11:57am People Like Us: listen to all of Carlo Patrao here wfmu.org...
	11:57am Phillippe Bastille: Thanks PLU!
	11:57am People Like Us: Carlo was more recently Clay's associate producer - i know him from Portugal though!
	11:58am βrian: No linked-in account. Nor facebook, nor instagr ....
	11:58am judy from croton: Oh dear My brain is this
	11:58am PaulRobeson1920: “Socrates was a homo we all know it” -Richard Nixon
	11:58am Toothgrinder Tom: Is Trouble okay? Hope so.
	11:58am People Like Us: thanks all!
	11:58am Krys O.: That's great! Thanks for the link, Vicki.
	11:58am People Like Us: she has a broken wrist
	11:59am Rich in Washington: See you on the radio next week!
	11:59am People Like Us: same time next week...
	11:59am spodiodi: ouch
	11:59am Big Kat: Yay @Brian, I wish I didn't hafta BUTT.... my creative sh!t aims to DESTROY FROM WITHIN mwuahaha
	11:59am YETI BOB: well that was great. if Trouble is reading this I hope you are doing OK!
	11:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Vicki. PLU ya later!

Do or DIY with People Like Us: Playlist from December 3, 2020

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