WFMU: Brian Turner: Playlist from October 19, 2010

Listener comments!
	3:04pm Xavi: g'afternoon music lovers
	3:11pm MD: TODAY WE LIVE A 7" DAY IN A ONES AND ZEROS WORLD!!!!! WFMU IS MY HIGHER POWER!!!
	3:14pm Dead Corporate Eyes: hey dudes
	3:17pm Matt from Springfield: Ah, really spacing out to that "Crash".
	3:23pm Matt from Springfield: Toyfish? I thought they were singing "dogfish". Tod-fisch (dead fish) would be a good German choice. Great, now I can't stop thinking of the phrase "Toyfish Head Ale"...
	3:24pm ED_NYC: WFMU Tuesday lineup is all stars, they could beat the Yankees.
	3:26pm bennett4senate: nice placement with this You are So Precious To Me - (Folerio?)
	3:26pm Matt from Springfield: What is this Hearts Pursuit, a neurotic cover of Mark Turns? @ED: Hells yeah! And for less than the price of ONE Yankee! On WFMU we're always "ready for another one"!
	3:27pm ED_NYC: I hope he plays the Algebra Suicide single
	3:27pm NO: oh Brenda, oh dear...
	3:30pm bradpeers: meeuw muzak single are the best singles!
	3:36pm dc pat: EVAN JOHNS?! That guy was great... I haven't seen him in a while...
	3:37pm Matt from Springfield: DUBS!! Play King Tubby if you got it! Or at least Sly & Robbie...
	3:40pm Matt from Springfield: This sounds like it could be a King Tubby production, this is from '77. Oh wait, Lee "Scratch" Perry! Just as good! Thanks Brian!
	3:41pm BT: Tubs is up!
	3:41pm BT: Thanks to Mark Morgan BTW for these dub jams
	3:42pm Matt from Springfield: And thanks to you again for playing them! You're the best, Brian! With Singles Going Steady we've been hearing a slightly different side to all the DJs, I'm enjoying it a lot.
	3:43pm dc pat: love singles going steady
	3:44pm max: is there any genre of music, where the name of that genre is inserted into song titles more than dub?
	3:45pm dc pat: blues?
	3:45pm Cecile: Reggae? Funk? Country?
	3:47pm Matt from Springfield: "Talkin' Blues"? "Boogie"? (old school jive and 70s versions) "Rag"? "Rock" in the rock 'n roll days?
	3:47pm max: touché
	3:47pm Matt from Springfield: I think Slave Master had that Beau Brummels riff in it.
	3:49pm DTB: Polka is pretty common in polka song titles. As a ratio that could win!
	3:49pm dc pat: DTB: yeah I think polka is the winner.
	3:49pm Cecile: Yes, DTB. That would probably be the winner.
	3:50pm Dead Corporate Eyes: ve has a weeeeener
	3:51pm DTB: I'm currently dancing the Victory Polka.
	3:51pm dc pat: oh man, I musta ate about 106 little pretzel nubs. My stomach hurts. Why is work so fekkin boring that I have to eat pretzels? Meaning, even pretzels are more interesting than work....
	3:54pm dc pat: in case anyone's interested, Bayern 2, CFR 1 and CFR has scored all 3 goals.
	3:54pm Cecile: they are great, but I feel you. Yesterday was Danish day. Yes, please put food next to my desk. It's as sensitive as someone putting a keg by an ex-boozer's office.
	3:55pm dc pat: Man! I could use a keg next to my "office."
	3:56pm DTB: Can't say I was expecting updates on the Cluj/Bayern game here.
	3:59pm paul: i love "break-in" records.
	4:00pm dc pat: as I said, bored.
	4:02pm BSI: christ, it's taken me over 30 years to get DISCO DUCK outta my head, and then......
	4:03pm PKNY: The B-side of that John & Earnest single ("Problems") is banging! Give it a spin if there's time in your set!
	4:03pm Matt from Springfield: Gosh darn it, I seem to have missed novelty classic, "Disco Duck". The only other thing I'm aware of by Rick Dees is the Meatballs soundtrack song "Meatballs" (the one that sounds like "be bold"). Say, wonder if anyone at 'FMU has played that somewhat obscure soundtrack LP.
	4:06pm DTB: This Kosmonautentraum is pretty special. I can see where AH Kraken got a bit of their style from.
	4:09pm Matt from Springfield: Fascinating Kosmonautentraum...I can't find lyrics (or a CD copy) yet, so I'll have to listen carefully in the Archive. (All I caught amidst the screaming was "keine Ruhe" -- no quiet/peace.
	4:12pm Rodri: Nice Echo song! Thanks from Chile!!!!
	4:12pm NO: Here's a link to a Kosmonautentraum re-issue download. http://dreamsandvoices.blogspot.com/2009/02/kosmonautentraum-ungehortes-unerhortes.html
	4:12pm BT: Yeah, Vinyl on Demand should get on the Kosmonautentraum!
	4:16pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks NO! But what is a .rar, a RealAudio file?
	4:17pm Jacob: Hey BT, what's the name of that Lee Hazelwood tribute comp you played 3 or 4 weeks back, i think it was an Ann Margaret track.
	4:17pm Cecile: this is way better than Let's Active's version
	4:17pm Parq: Oh MAN, do I remember this "Blue Line" -- what a great chorus to sing along to!
	4:17pm Rodri: .rar is a compress format like .zip
	4:18pm BT: Its actually a new Ace Compilation of Lee projects....called Kalifia: Songs of Lee Hazlewood
	4:18pm zanila: wasn't the song before this (blue line) by Les Rallizes Denudes? Is it some of the same members?
	4:18pm Matt from Springfield: @Cecile: which came first? I'm loving this version! @Rodri: Thanks--if I can't get it open on my computer I'll search for freeware that can decompress it.
	4:18pm Chris from DC: Is this Outskirts a Let's Active cover or is it the other way round?
	4:18pm NO: to expand rar files you need to download this (free) application. http://rarexpander.sourceforge.net/ rar is just a common compression format once you expand it with the app, it opens as an mp3 file or wahtever.
	4:19pm bradpeers: vod (re)did a kosmonautentraum record didn't they? great stuff for sure
	4:20pm Matt from Springfield: N, O, now we know!
	4:20pm dc pat: 3-1, Bayern. Finally a legitimate goal...
	4:20pm BT: damn, did they? I gotta keep tabs on that site more...that stuff flies by! If they do, its not in print as on now, I was lookin' this week
	4:20pm NO: @bradpeers: say more..
	4:22pm Derek: Cool, I used to love this song.. The Great Unwashed original. Thanks, never heard this version
	4:23pm bradpeers: 2005, jsut a single lp http://www.discogs.com/Kosmonautentraum-Ungeh%C3%B6rtes-Unerh%C3%B6rtes/master/118080 wish they would do more single lps.. that one and taas 1, and a few others very good. Looking forward to this German Wave box upcoming
	4:24pm DTB: This is probably the least annoying Rusted Shut song I ever heard (don't get me wrong, I love 'em)
	4:24pm dc pat: he saying "Bring out yer dead"?
	4:24pm NO: @ bradpeers danke!
	4:24pm Matt from Springfield: Brian's Noise! Was this Rusted Shut on a 7" in any way? Usually you don't find material like this on singles.
	4:25pm NO: @bradpeers ah, that's the one i posted a link for.
	4:29pm bradpeers: @NO: ha! didn't realize that! also, the other one I was thinking of is actually tass 2 (dunno if there is a connection, probably not, but I remember really liking both those records)
	4:32pm paul: nice lock-skip
	4:33pm Matt from Springfield: I remember the Fat Boys 900-number from an old video--they actually seem to have quite the discography. Seriously Brian, about ten more minutes of this skipped groove and it will start to get annoying!
	4:34pm Unclear on the concept: This is awfully scratchy -- don't you have the CD?
	4:35pm Dave: boy am I glad I chose this exact moment to 'tune in'
	4:40pm Matt from Springfield: @Dave: Perfect timing! @BT: This is a great song now, why haven't I heard of Timmy Thomas before! What other songs of his do you rec?
	4:45pm Dave: You think these 7" are scratchy; check out alien mutilations: http://www.reocities.com/aliengrip/Mutilations/Guarapiranga2-En.htm
	4:47pm jneilnyc: Nice to hear the cleaned-out comp, it's been a while!
	4:59pm victor: the fall great, the sequence
	5:00pm bradpeers: why are they controversial?
	5:03pm Matt from Springfield: I know, bradpeers! If anything I want to hire them for parties! Speaking of which, Screamin Mee Mees are also kickin' ass.
	5:06pm BT: White Boy: http://www.metafilter.com/94494/So-straight-Im-so-straight
	5:11pm bradpeers: ugh.. .. thanks for the link though, BT
	5:15pm Chris from DC: Yeah, Wolf!
	5:23pm Matt from Springfield: Whoa shit! More old Dio! I found Diane's RJD tribute to be very informative, as I was unaware of the Prophets and other OLD Dio songs!
	5:28pm Matt from Springfield: Slovenia rocks, be it bands or its concert venues!
	5:42pm Matt from Springfield: Bee Gees and whatever else is mixed in rocks my world!
	5:42pm Xavi: this sounds like Glorium's self-descript: like the warble of a distant radio station fading. ♥ it.
	5:45pm Matt from Springfield: @Xavi: I agree. With all the 70s and 80s pop, on scratchy 45s and wavering sound balance, this is probably a lot of listeners' childhoods right here, all mixed together for their convenience.
	5:58pm Xavi: great show BT!
	5:58pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks especially for all the Dubs! Singles Going Steady has been excellent so far, you should do singles-based shows even on other weeks as well.
	6:00pm Parq: What Matt said. The was a freaking great SGS show.
	11:48pm Ben Dover: the lathe cut is from "Bring out your Dead" (AA label) ... a different mix i thinks than the one on "Dead"
	4:20pm sKent: "Prolifi Kurds"?? Sounds like the Homosexuals to me

Brian Turner: Playlist from October 19, 2010

Order and disorder in a freeform haze of terribly-played guitars, shorted-out electronics, found audio detritus, strange sounds from strange lands all around. Psych-punk-junk, collage, even pop. Lots of in-studio live performances to boot.

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October 19, 2010: Special: Singles Going Steady Week (all 45s)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	New	Approx. start time
The Golding Institute	KFC "KFC" by "The Golding Institute"	Sounds of the American Fast Food Restaurants	Planet Pimp			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Dootz	A.C.N.E. (I've Got Acne)	7"	Metro Music			0:04:07 (Pop-up)
The Prolifi Kurds	Nursery Chimes "Nursery Chimes" by "The Prolifi Kurds"	Split 7" w/Sir Alick	Les Incroyables			0:07:00 (Pop-up)
Philippe Doray / Thierry Muller	Crash	7"	Poutre Apparente			0:11:43 (Pop-up)
Permutative Distortion	Virtuelle Rhume	Brückenkopf im Niemandsland 7" EP (1981)	Wahrnehmungen			0:16:59 (Pop-up)
Product	Toyfish "Toyfish" by "Product"	7"	Fish Ranch			0:19:04 (Pop-up)
Hearts Pursuit	You are So Precious To Me	Various: Killed By Absurdity Vol. 1	Failed Pilot			0:24:22 (Pop-up)
Mark Poysden	Hi Octane Orgasm "Hi Octane Orgasm" by "Mark Poysden"	7"	Meeuw Muzak			0:27:26 (Pop-up)
Keith Hudson & Chuckles	Satan Side	7"	Duke			0:36:10 (Pop-up)
Debra Keese & the Black Five	Travelling	7"	Orchid			0:38:00 (Pop-up)
King Tubby & the Aggrovators	Dub Place	7"	Gorgon			0:41:00 (Pop-up)
Gregory Isaacs	Slave Master "Slave Master" by "Gregory Isaacs"	7"	African Museum			0:43:54 (Pop-up)
Lee Scratch & Zap-Pow	The River "The River" by "Lee Scratch & Zap-Pow"	7"	LMS			0:46:54 (Pop-up)
Scud & Nomex	Total Destruction (Dub Version)	7"	Mascinenbau			0:50:20 (Pop-up)
Intersystems	Assortment of Lead Pipes	7"	Organ of Corti			0:54:19 (Pop-up)
Rick Dees & His Cast of Idiots	Disco Duck	7"	RSO			0:55:48 (Pop-up)
John & Ernest	Superfly Meets Shaft	7"	Rainy Wednesday			0:58:32 (Pop-up)
Kosmonautentraum	Kosmonautentraum 4	7"	Zick Zack			1:04:34 (Pop-up)
Echo & the Bunnymen	Simple Stuff "Simple Stuff" by "Echo & the Bunnymen"	7"	Korova			1:08:07 (Pop-up)
Meercaz	Never Too Late To Learn "Never Too Late To Learn" by "Meercaz"	7"	Sweet Rot		*	1:10:23 (Pop-up)
Thorr's Hammer	My Life "My Life" by "Thorr's Hammer"	7"	Zonophone			1:13:54 (Pop-up)
The Outskirts	Blue Line "Blue Line" by "The Outskirts"	7"	The Spark of Genius			1:15:59 (Pop-up)
Uncle Wiggly	Hold On To the Rail "Hold On To the Rail" by "Uncle Wiggly"	Various: Cleaned Out (Clean tribute)	Dark Beloved Cloud			1:18:40 (Pop-up)
Rusted Shut	?? "??" by "Rusted Shut"	Lathe Cut				1:21:59 (Pop-up)
Nyogthaeblitsz	Pestilence/War/Famine/Death	Hypocryphal Precursor to the Great Tribulation				1:26:02 (Pop-up)
Fat Boys	Human Beat Box #2 "Human Beat Box #2" by "Fat Boys"	7"	Sutra			1:30:28 (Pop-up)
Black Tea	No Flo For the Ho's "No Flo For the Ho's" by "Black Tea"	Various: Worlds Worst Rap Competition	Teach			1:36:19 (Pop-up)
Timmy Thomas	Why Can't We Live Together	7"	Glades			1:37:10 (Pop-up)
Augustus Pablo & Super 8 Corporation	Creative Version	7"	Ethnic Fight			1:48:15 (Pop-up)
The Fall	Psychick Dancehall #2 "Psychick Dancehall #2" by "The Fall"	Fiery Jack 7"	Step Froward			1:50:28 (Pop-up)
11,000 Switches	Cinderella Complex	Various: Auto Glamor Sound	Hospital			1:55:36 (Pop-up)
White Boy	I Could Puke "I Could Puke" by "White Boy"	7"	No Label			1:59:28 (Pop-up)
Screamin Mee Mees	Pull My Finger "Pull My Finger" by "Screamin Mee Mees"	7"	Electric			2:01:12 (Pop-up)
Blla-Blaa-Blaa	Kush Kishte Thane "Kush Kishte Thane" by "Blla-Blaa-Blaa"	Split 7" w/ No Name Nation	Tian An Men 89			2:07:15 (Pop-up)
Skidd Freeman	Give Me a Taste "Give Me a Taste" by "Skidd Freeman"	7"	No Label			2:07:37 (Pop-up)
Doom	Doomed "Doomed" by "Doom"	Monarchy Zoo 7"	Vinyl Japan			2:14:32 (Pop-up)
Hamburglars	Hamburglars Theme "Hamburglars Theme" by "Hamburglars"	Robble Robble	No Label	playing at the Record Fair this weekend, Saturday at 3:30PM!	*	2:15:12 (Pop-up)
Little Howlin' Wolf	Jimmy Sweet Jimmy	7"	Solidarity			2:16:44 (Pop-up)
Ronnie Dio & the Prophets	Where You Gonna Run To Girl	7"	HR Archive			2:20:37 (Pop-up)
A.H. Kraken	Gianna Michaels "Gianna Michaels" by "A.H. Kraken"	7"	Sweet Rot			2:30:21 (Pop-up)
Black Bug	I Don't Like You "I Don't Like You" by "Black Bug"	7"	Avant			2:32:52 (Pop-up)
Prefix	Underneathica "Underneathica" by "Prefix"	7"	Subterranean			2:34:42 (Pop-up)
Couch	The Coffee Gun "The Coffee Gun" by "Couch"	7"	Bulb			2:48:59 (Pop-up)
Mass of garbage bin 7"s	"Mass of garbage bin 7"s"					2:49:08 (Pop-up)
Brent Dowe/Morwell Unlimited	Leaving Babylon Version	7"	Morwell Esq			2:51:02 (Pop-up)
Welton Irie	No Hornsman "No Hornsman" by "Welton Irie"	7"	Belleville Hill			2:51:32 (Pop-up)
Keith Hudson	I'm Dying "I'm Dying" by "Keith Hudson"	7"				2:54:15 (Pop-up)
Laxley Castell	King Tubby Mix "King Tubby Mix" by "Laxley Castell"	7"	Orchid			2:56:35 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:04pm Xavi: g'afternoon music lovers
	3:11pm MD: TODAY WE LIVE A 7" DAY IN A ONES AND ZEROS WORLD!!!!! WFMU IS MY HIGHER POWER!!!
	3:14pm Dead Corporate Eyes: hey dudes
	3:17pm Matt from Springfield: Ah, really spacing out to that "Crash".
	3:23pm Matt from Springfield: Toyfish? I thought they were singing "dogfish". Tod-fisch (dead fish) would be a good German choice. Great, now I can't stop thinking of the phrase "Toyfish Head Ale"...
	3:24pm ED_NYC: WFMU Tuesday lineup is all stars, they could beat the Yankees.
	3:26pm bennett4senate: nice placement with this You are So Precious To Me - (Folerio?)
	3:26pm Matt from Springfield: What is this Hearts Pursuit, a neurotic cover of Mark Turns? @ED: Hells yeah! And for less than the price of ONE Yankee! On WFMU we're always "ready for another one"!
	3:27pm ED_NYC: I hope he plays the Algebra Suicide single
	3:27pm NO: oh Brenda, oh dear...
	3:30pm bradpeers: meeuw muzak single are the best singles!
	3:36pm dc pat: EVAN JOHNS?! That guy was great... I haven't seen him in a while...
	3:37pm Matt from Springfield: DUBS!! Play King Tubby if you got it! Or at least Sly & Robbie...
	3:40pm Matt from Springfield: This sounds like it could be a King Tubby production, this is from '77. Oh wait, Lee "Scratch" Perry! Just as good! Thanks Brian!
	3:41pm BT: Tubs is up!
	3:41pm BT: Thanks to Mark Morgan BTW for these dub jams
	3:42pm Matt from Springfield: And thanks to you again for playing them! You're the best, Brian! With Singles Going Steady we've been hearing a slightly different side to all the DJs, I'm enjoying it a lot.
	3:43pm dc pat: love singles going steady
	3:44pm max: is there any genre of music, where the name of that genre is inserted into song titles more than dub?
	3:45pm dc pat: blues?
	3:45pm Cecile: Reggae? Funk? Country?
	3:47pm Matt from Springfield: "Talkin' Blues"? "Boogie"? (old school jive and 70s versions) "Rag"? "Rock" in the rock 'n roll days?
	3:47pm max: touché
	3:47pm Matt from Springfield: I think Slave Master had that Beau Brummels riff in it.
	3:49pm DTB: Polka is pretty common in polka song titles. As a ratio that could win!
	3:49pm dc pat: DTB: yeah I think polka is the winner.
	3:49pm Cecile: Yes, DTB. That would probably be the winner.
	3:50pm Dead Corporate Eyes: ve has a weeeeener
	3:51pm DTB: I'm currently dancing the Victory Polka.
	3:51pm dc pat: oh man, I musta ate about 106 little pretzel nubs. My stomach hurts. Why is work so fekkin boring that I have to eat pretzels? Meaning, even pretzels are more interesting than work....
	3:54pm dc pat: in case anyone's interested, Bayern 2, CFR 1 and CFR has scored all 3 goals.
	3:54pm Cecile: they are great, but I feel you. Yesterday was Danish day. Yes, please put food next to my desk. It's as sensitive as someone putting a keg by an ex-boozer's office.
	3:55pm dc pat: Man! I could use a keg next to my "office."
	3:56pm DTB: Can't say I was expecting updates on the Cluj/Bayern game here.
	3:59pm paul: i love "break-in" records.
	4:00pm dc pat: as I said, bored.
	4:02pm BSI: christ, it's taken me over 30 years to get DISCO DUCK outta my head, and then......
	4:03pm PKNY: The B-side of that John & Earnest single ("Problems") is banging! Give it a spin if there's time in your set!
	4:03pm Matt from Springfield: Gosh darn it, I seem to have missed novelty classic, "Disco Duck". The only other thing I'm aware of by Rick Dees is the Meatballs soundtrack song "Meatballs" (the one that sounds like "be bold"). Say, wonder if anyone at 'FMU has played that somewhat obscure soundtrack LP.
	4:06pm DTB: This Kosmonautentraum is pretty special. I can see where AH Kraken got a bit of their style from.
	4:09pm Matt from Springfield: Fascinating Kosmonautentraum...I can't find lyrics (or a CD copy) yet, so I'll have to listen carefully in the Archive. (All I caught amidst the screaming was "keine Ruhe" -- no quiet/peace.
	4:12pm Rodri: Nice Echo song! Thanks from Chile!!!!
	4:12pm NO: Here's a link to a Kosmonautentraum re-issue download. http://dreamsandvoices.blogspot.com/2009/02/kosmonautentraum-ungehortes-unerhortes.html
	4:12pm BT: Yeah, Vinyl on Demand should get on the Kosmonautentraum!
	4:16pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks NO! But what is a .rar, a RealAudio file?
	4:17pm Jacob: Hey BT, what's the name of that Lee Hazelwood tribute comp you played 3 or 4 weeks back, i think it was an Ann Margaret track.
	4:17pm Cecile: this is way better than Let's Active's version
	4:17pm Parq: Oh MAN, do I remember this "Blue Line" -- what a great chorus to sing along to!
	4:17pm Rodri: .rar is a compress format like .zip
	4:18pm BT: Its actually a new Ace Compilation of Lee projects....called Kalifia: Songs of Lee Hazlewood
	4:18pm zanila: wasn't the song before this (blue line) by Les Rallizes Denudes? Is it some of the same members?
	4:18pm Matt from Springfield: @Cecile: which came first? I'm loving this version! @Rodri: Thanks--if I can't get it open on my computer I'll search for freeware that can decompress it.
	4:18pm Chris from DC: Is this Outskirts a Let's Active cover or is it the other way round?
	4:18pm NO: to expand rar files you need to download this (free) application. http://rarexpander.sourceforge.net/ rar is just a common compression format once you expand it with the app, it opens as an mp3 file or wahtever.
	4:19pm bradpeers: vod (re)did a kosmonautentraum record didn't they? great stuff for sure
	4:20pm Matt from Springfield: N, O, now we know!
	4:20pm dc pat: 3-1, Bayern. Finally a legitimate goal...
	4:20pm BT: damn, did they? I gotta keep tabs on that site more...that stuff flies by! If they do, its not in print as on now, I was lookin' this week
	4:20pm NO: @bradpeers: say more..
	4:22pm Derek: Cool, I used to love this song.. The Great Unwashed original. Thanks, never heard this version
	4:23pm bradpeers: 2005, jsut a single lp http://www.discogs.com/Kosmonautentraum-Ungeh%C3%B6rtes-Unerh%C3%B6rtes/master/118080 wish they would do more single lps.. that one and taas 1, and a few others very good. Looking forward to this German Wave box upcoming
	4:24pm DTB: This is probably the least annoying Rusted Shut song I ever heard (don't get me wrong, I love 'em)
	4:24pm dc pat: he saying "Bring out yer dead"?
	4:24pm NO: @ bradpeers danke!
	4:24pm Matt from Springfield: Brian's Noise! Was this Rusted Shut on a 7" in any way? Usually you don't find material like this on singles.
	4:25pm NO: @bradpeers ah, that's the one i posted a link for.
	4:29pm bradpeers: @NO: ha! didn't realize that! also, the other one I was thinking of is actually tass 2 (dunno if there is a connection, probably not, but I remember really liking both those records)
	4:32pm paul: nice lock-skip
	4:33pm Matt from Springfield: I remember the Fat Boys 900-number from an old video--they actually seem to have quite the discography. Seriously Brian, about ten more minutes of this skipped groove and it will start to get annoying!
	4:34pm Unclear on the concept: This is awfully scratchy -- don't you have the CD?
	4:35pm Dave: boy am I glad I chose this exact moment to 'tune in'
	4:40pm Matt from Springfield: @Dave: Perfect timing! @BT: This is a great song now, why haven't I heard of Timmy Thomas before! What other songs of his do you rec?
	4:45pm Dave: You think these 7" are scratchy; check out alien mutilations: http://www.reocities.com/aliengrip/Mutilations/Guarapiranga2-En.htm
	4:47pm jneilnyc: Nice to hear the cleaned-out comp, it's been a while!
	4:59pm victor: the fall great, the sequence
	5:00pm bradpeers: why are they controversial?
	5:03pm Matt from Springfield: I know, bradpeers! If anything I want to hire them for parties! Speaking of which, Screamin Mee Mees are also kickin' ass.
	5:06pm BT: White Boy: http://www.metafilter.com/94494/So-straight-Im-so-straight
	5:11pm bradpeers: ugh.. .. thanks for the link though, BT
	5:15pm Chris from DC: Yeah, Wolf!
	5:23pm Matt from Springfield: Whoa shit! More old Dio! I found Diane's RJD tribute to be very informative, as I was unaware of the Prophets and other OLD Dio songs!
	5:28pm Matt from Springfield: Slovenia rocks, be it bands or its concert venues!
	5:42pm Matt from Springfield: Bee Gees and whatever else is mixed in rocks my world!
	5:42pm Xavi: this sounds like Glorium's self-descript: like the warble of a distant radio station fading. ♥ it.
	5:45pm Matt from Springfield: @Xavi: I agree. With all the 70s and 80s pop, on scratchy 45s and wavering sound balance, this is probably a lot of listeners' childhoods right here, all mixed together for their convenience.
	5:58pm Xavi: great show BT!
	5:58pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks especially for all the Dubs! Singles Going Steady has been excellent so far, you should do singles-based shows even on other weeks as well.
	6:00pm Parq: What Matt said. The was a freaking great SGS show.
	11:48pm Ben Dover: the lathe cut is from "Bring out your Dead" (AA label) ... a different mix i thinks than the one on "Dead"
	4:20pm sKent: "Prolifi Kurds"?? Sounds like the Homosexuals to me

Brian Turner: Playlist from October 19, 2010

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