WFMU: Aerial View: Playlist from April 15, 2011

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	8:07pm HORNET MONTANA: I AM A DOUCHE!
	8:07pm Woo Hoo: Chris T makes the world a better place
	8:10pm Dude #3: @Woo Hoo- I agree
	8:12pm Woo Hoo: My Teac was an open box (cheap!) that I brought to the mechanic (now long gone) and had serviced for warranty. Some "kids" in the shop said "why would you bother?" -- but me and the mechanic traded knowing glances. Waste nothing.
	8:15pm george: great article on record stores today, http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/musicblog/2011/apr/15/record-store-day-shops
	8:17pm monica: great topic, chris! i've got 2 two technic 1200s collecting dust in my closet and thousands of vinyl 12"s and LPs in storage costing me a grip. oy.
	8:18pm Trippy: hey Monica!
	8:20pm monica: hey trippy! love chris's show tonight.
	8:20pm dead: mr.HARMON of HARMON-KARDEN R.I.P.
	8:22pm Trippy: well,I like your show any night.
	8:24pm Woo Hoo: Wonder why tax day was postponed to monday? Thank this obscura from 1862: btw: only Wash. DC has this as an official holiday Emancipation Day commemorates the day–April 16, 1862–when Abraham Lincoln signed a law freeing the slaves in Washington, D.C. (nearly 3,000 in all). The District of Columbia Emancipation Act also is referred to as the “Compensated Emancipation Act” because it is one of the few instances during the Civil War in which slaveholders received payment when the government freed their slaves. Since Fall 1861, Lincoln had tried coaxing the remaining four loyal slave states to enact compensated emancipation. Rebuffed, Lincoln and his supporters in Congress decided to implement the idea in the one jurisdiction completely under their control–the District of Columbia. Under the law, loyal slaveholders would receive up to $300 for each slave they owned. It also sought to encourage the emigration of the freed slaves by offering them $100 if they would leave the country.
	8:25pm Woo Hoo: Last vinyl I bought was at the record fair... Telstar by the Ventures. Couldn't resist.
	8:25pm mrmucho: Record Store Day in 2011 is similar to a Horse & Buggy Day in 1911
	8:25pm dead: something tells me woo hoo is hornet the douche
	8:33pm frankie: my jolly joint was in main st flushing ny
	8:34pm HΘRNΣT MΘNTANA: The first comment attributed to "Hornet Montana" was made by someone who has a lot to say.
	8:43pm HΘRNΣT MΘNTANA: And I finish by stating that I am sent here every week by my organization to field the libel and ID theft exhibited by that very happy person.
	8:48pm Mr. Science: Record Store Day! Go back and get ignored by record store employees who think they’re cooler than you, just like in the good old days. Good riddance.
	8:48pm Rae: Billy the Mountain
	8:49pm Alex: The Orange County Lumber Truck!
	8:57pm Woo Hoo: Another episode wrapped and ready for broadcast hallofame! So glad you pulled those WABC airchecks from the dumpster.
	9:00pm Woo Hoo: Dead: drop dead, you are wrong

Aerial View: Playlist from April 15, 2011

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April 15, 2011: Record Stories

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Listener comments!
	8:07pm HORNET MONTANA: I AM A DOUCHE!
	8:07pm Woo Hoo: Chris T makes the world a better place
	8:10pm Dude #3: @Woo Hoo- I agree
	8:12pm Woo Hoo: My Teac was an open box (cheap!) that I brought to the mechanic (now long gone) and had serviced for warranty. Some "kids" in the shop said "why would you bother?" -- but me and the mechanic traded knowing glances. Waste nothing.
	8:15pm george: great article on record stores today, http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/musicblog/2011/apr/15/record-store-day-shops
	8:17pm monica: great topic, chris! i've got 2 two technic 1200s collecting dust in my closet and thousands of vinyl 12"s and LPs in storage costing me a grip. oy.
	8:18pm Trippy: hey Monica!
	8:20pm monica: hey trippy! love chris's show tonight.
	8:20pm dead: mr.HARMON of HARMON-KARDEN R.I.P.
	8:22pm Trippy: well,I like your show any night.
	8:24pm Woo Hoo: Wonder why tax day was postponed to monday? Thank this obscura from 1862: btw: only Wash. DC has this as an official holiday Emancipation Day commemorates the day–April 16, 1862–when Abraham Lincoln signed a law freeing the slaves in Washington, D.C. (nearly 3,000 in all). The District of Columbia Emancipation Act also is referred to as the “Compensated Emancipation Act” because it is one of the few instances during the Civil War in which slaveholders received payment when the government freed their slaves. Since Fall 1861, Lincoln had tried coaxing the remaining four loyal slave states to enact compensated emancipation. Rebuffed, Lincoln and his supporters in Congress decided to implement the idea in the one jurisdiction completely under their control–the District of Columbia. Under the law, loyal slaveholders would receive up to $300 for each slave they owned. It also sought to encourage the emigration of the freed slaves by offering them $100 if they would leave the country.
	8:25pm Woo Hoo: Last vinyl I bought was at the record fair... Telstar by the Ventures. Couldn't resist.
	8:25pm mrmucho: Record Store Day in 2011 is similar to a Horse & Buggy Day in 1911
	8:25pm dead: something tells me woo hoo is hornet the douche
	8:33pm frankie: my jolly joint was in main st flushing ny
	8:34pm HΘRNΣT MΘNTANA: The first comment attributed to "Hornet Montana" was made by someone who has a lot to say.
	8:43pm HΘRNΣT MΘNTANA: And I finish by stating that I am sent here every week by my organization to field the libel and ID theft exhibited by that very happy person.
	8:48pm Mr. Science: Record Store Day! Go back and get ignored by record store employees who think they’re cooler than you, just like in the good old days. Good riddance.
	8:48pm Rae: Billy the Mountain
	8:49pm Alex: The Orange County Lumber Truck!
	8:57pm Woo Hoo: Another episode wrapped and ready for broadcast hallofame! So glad you pulled those WABC airchecks from the dumpster.
	9:00pm Woo Hoo: Dead: drop dead, you are wrong

Aerial View: Playlist from April 15, 2011

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