WFMU: Aerial View: Playlist from February 26, 2013

Listener comments!
	6:14pm hamburger: Re: Topic Subject: What's with phone voice commands? No one wants to hear someone constantly repeat "Voicemail... VOICEMAIL!" know your touchtone shortcuts people!
	♥ 6:24pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): Johnny Horton did "The Battle of New Orleans," which, like many kids of my age, I first learned from the Muppet Show.
	6:25pm Green Mountain Man Mark: hello
	6:26pm glenn: it's a jimmy driftwood song.
	6:26pm Green Mountain Man Mark: it was called the mile and a half river. ironically.
	6:32pm Green Mountain Man Mark: I remember years ago when I was about 13 we took a trip from AZ back to VT for a visit to our native country. And we stopped in D.C. and went to the Smithsonian and other places. The only thing I remember from that is there was some woman walking around in daisy dukes white pants style with her butt cheeks hanging out. Like any 13 y/o boy I had an uncontrollable boner . It seemed she was always in front of us, even when we went to another museum there she was. Looking back maybe my dad noticed her and made sure we went to the same places she was going.
	6:34pm Edwin G Seibels: The ruby slippers were in LA on the Oscars red carpet. Don't ask why I was watching the Oscars pre show.
	♥ 6:36pm Jeff: BTW, Joyce Kilmer was a dude.
	6:36pm RevolutionRabbitNov63: 'Sounds of Aerial View Silence' was awesome. ...I'd love to stick aound & find out about - The Chair - but I can't... ...It will be Quiet as far as the absence of Comments from me: My tiny contribution...
	♥ 6:37pm Mike East: hahaha! I always think of Woodrow Wilson rest stop when I hear Woodrow Wilson. Yes, I think there's a Roy Rogers there. The weird thing about Roy Rogers is I feel like they don't exist anywhere BUT rest stops....or maybe that's just in this region.
	♥ 6:41pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): Roy's was a much bigger chain 20 years ago, but Marriott mismanaged them nearly into oblivion like most of what they touched. Marriott has long-term contracts to run a lot of rest areas, so they have hung on more tenaciously there. Still, very few Roy's seem to survive rest area renovations. This is a subject important to me, you will observe.
	6:41pm irban: I would shoot that girl.
	♥ 6:42pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): I think the Double-R-Bar Burger, coupled with the Fixins Bar, is one of the best fast food concepts in theory, if not execution.
	♥ 6:44pm Mike East: wow, thanks for that, Pete. :)
	♥ 6:47pm Mike East: ah yes, topic - I loathe people who talk on the phones on the bus, and when other passengers tell them to shut the eff up, it makes me happy. I don't say anything myself, but I do give them the stinkeye, and quietly curse them.
	6:48pm Green Mountain Man Mark: I was boarding an Amtrak train one time maybe in Virginia somewhere. It was taking forever to loud all the folks on the train. The conductor kept saying that the quiet car is open. No body moves. I went up and went right on the quiet car. Only a few people wanted to go on that car. The other mass of people did not want that car.
	6:54pm Green Mountain Man Mark: If you put a banana in the tail pipe of those alarm cars it smothers the battery and thus stops the horn. FYI
	♥ 6:57pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): Who can afford Amtrak anymore? The price has doubled since 15 years ago.
	6:58pm Green Mountain Man Mark: With Amtrak the only way it is worth it is if you work their discount system and rewards points.

Aerial View: Playlist from February 26, 2013

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February 26, 2013: If this is the quiet car, why don't you shut the f*ck up?

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Listener comments!
	6:14pm hamburger: Re: Topic Subject: What's with phone voice commands? No one wants to hear someone constantly repeat "Voicemail... VOICEMAIL!" know your touchtone shortcuts people!
	♥ 6:24pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): Johnny Horton did "The Battle of New Orleans," which, like many kids of my age, I first learned from the Muppet Show.
	6:25pm Green Mountain Man Mark: hello
	6:26pm glenn: it's a jimmy driftwood song.
	6:26pm Green Mountain Man Mark: it was called the mile and a half river. ironically.
	6:32pm Green Mountain Man Mark: I remember years ago when I was about 13 we took a trip from AZ back to VT for a visit to our native country. And we stopped in D.C. and went to the Smithsonian and other places. The only thing I remember from that is there was some woman walking around in daisy dukes white pants style with her butt cheeks hanging out. Like any 13 y/o boy I had an uncontrollable boner . It seemed she was always in front of us, even when we went to another museum there she was. Looking back maybe my dad noticed her and made sure we went to the same places she was going.
	6:34pm Edwin G Seibels: The ruby slippers were in LA on the Oscars red carpet. Don't ask why I was watching the Oscars pre show.
	♥ 6:36pm Jeff: BTW, Joyce Kilmer was a dude.
	6:36pm RevolutionRabbitNov63: 'Sounds of Aerial View Silence' was awesome. ...I'd love to stick aound & find out about - The Chair - but I can't... ...It will be Quiet as far as the absence of Comments from me: My tiny contribution...
	♥ 6:37pm Mike East: hahaha! I always think of Woodrow Wilson rest stop when I hear Woodrow Wilson. Yes, I think there's a Roy Rogers there. The weird thing about Roy Rogers is I feel like they don't exist anywhere BUT rest stops....or maybe that's just in this region.
	♥ 6:41pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): Roy's was a much bigger chain 20 years ago, but Marriott mismanaged them nearly into oblivion like most of what they touched. Marriott has long-term contracts to run a lot of rest areas, so they have hung on more tenaciously there. Still, very few Roy's seem to survive rest area renovations. This is a subject important to me, you will observe.
	6:41pm irban: I would shoot that girl.
	♥ 6:42pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): I think the Double-R-Bar Burger, coupled with the Fixins Bar, is one of the best fast food concepts in theory, if not execution.
	♥ 6:44pm Mike East: wow, thanks for that, Pete. :)
	♥ 6:47pm Mike East: ah yes, topic - I loathe people who talk on the phones on the bus, and when other passengers tell them to shut the eff up, it makes me happy. I don't say anything myself, but I do give them the stinkeye, and quietly curse them.
	6:48pm Green Mountain Man Mark: I was boarding an Amtrak train one time maybe in Virginia somewhere. It was taking forever to loud all the folks on the train. The conductor kept saying that the quiet car is open. No body moves. I went up and went right on the quiet car. Only a few people wanted to go on that car. The other mass of people did not want that car.
	6:54pm Green Mountain Man Mark: If you put a banana in the tail pipe of those alarm cars it smothers the battery and thus stops the horn. FYI
	♥ 6:57pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): Who can afford Amtrak anymore? The price has doubled since 15 years ago.
	6:58pm Green Mountain Man Mark: With Amtrak the only way it is worth it is if you work their discount system and rewards points.

Aerial View: Playlist from February 26, 2013

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