WFMU: Day For Night with Maria Levitsky: Playlist from September 16, 2009

Listener comments!
	12:09pm jon: Maria: nice start. never heard this before but I really like it.
	12:25pm trent: yeah this is good weather tunes
	12:28pm maria: Heyyyyy yeah in an abstract wavy mood today.
	12:28pm Jan: enjoying the mix today!
	12:32pm m: do i smell a ducktails track coming
	12:41pm Denise in Washington, DC: Ma-REE-ah . . . Ma-REE-ah, Ma-REE-ah, Mah-REE-AH! Yeah, I know, it's been done, but it's all I got right now.
	12:46pm dc pat: I thought it was just 'sex'
	12:53pm Carmichael: Synchro is more Devo than Devo themselves.
	1:05pm Cecile: great stuff
	1:06pm meghan: wow, you are making me feel like I should be walking around in my high school days around Harvard Sq. It's definitely autumn weather music for me! I am loving it! even the stuff I didn't know!
	1:16pm postmanpaul: me too megan, even the stuff i do know!
	1:22pm Meghan: The problem is I am trying to put together my show and I don't want to turn off this one....
	1:24pm LizGig: Oh wow.
	1:25pm Cecile: I am having a jones for some Songs to Remember Scritti Politti now...
	1:28pm Carmichael: Did the Cocteau Twins do that to ya, Cecile? :-)
	1:29pm maria: ;>)
	1:31pm Cecile: you are TEH AWESOME Nah, I've been on a jag since I heard Bret McKenzie's (FOTC) side project The Video Kid - very Scritti-ish. Also, the Yaz prompted that as well...!
	1:31pm Meghan: awww Maria pulling out the insta-requests!
	1:32pm dc ЮДt: for all you Soviet-era science fiction buffs, check this out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yvvs8eab8QM&feature=player_embedded#t=181
	1:33pm Cecile: she is the best!
	1:37pm clueless in MI: Beetles go to Bali
	1:38pm Carmichael: BTW, I heard Simply Red yesterday after about 20 years. It was a time warp, like this Indo-Beatles tune.
	1:40pm Cecile: Carm, I actually was able to download The Valentine Brothers' original Money$ Too Tight to Mention for free after some digging . great tune
	1:42pm annie: it's interesting not actually interacting with the comments. i've been doing some work and haven't really been able to interject . but i love watching the comments anyway, and have all morning.. hello maria!!
	1:44pm Maria: oh Cec= that's a cool find. hey all hey annie
	1:45pm Cecile: I heard it twice on Detroit funk radio in the 80s and was never able to find a 12" or anything, and I looked for years. Thank you, Interwebs!
	1:45pm Carmichael: Fshshsaaaww! That's the song I heard, Cecile. It was on some NPR style radio station as a break between financial stuff. Wow.
	1:45pm Cecile: hiya, annie!
	1:47pm Carmichael: Hi Annie. Don't forget to try my BBQ corn recipe I posted a few weeks back. And buy some floss, too.
	1:49pm Cecile: I want to talk crap about "Red", but anyone who picks a Valentine Brothers song to cover gets a pass in my book.
	1:51pm annie: right now, i'm actually playing... looking for a rye cracker recipe with no wheat.. maybe oat is ok..
	1:52pm Carmichael: I hear ya. For a while, I was into them, the Communards and a few others. But I lost interest.
	1:58pm Cecile: annie, you should be able to make pure rye crackers - have you tried looking up hardtack? There's also a Scandinavian name for it which eludes me.
	2:00pm Monetta: I'm really enjoying the show today. Thanks!
	2:02pm annie: great, i knew there was a name for it.. thanks cecile..... cool found one, thanks!! .
	2:03pm Cecile: I grew up eating so much hardtack. LOVE it.
	2:04pm Monetta: Also, just an FYI, the 13th item on your playlist is actually artist: Scenic, track: The Kelso Run.
	2:05pm dc pat: I thought you had to be a pirate or 19th century sokdier to eat hardtack..
	2:06pm dc pat: sokdier is Swedish for soldier.
	2:07pm annie: aarrggh,,, i have pirate in me blood, too, don't ya know.. fred avery, famous pirate.. (or so i was told)...
	2:07pm ?: ya
	2:07pm Cecile: That or living in the Northern US among a large Scandinavian population.
	2:11pm dc pat: we just have scoundrels in our family history..Irish castaways, hoodlums...I aim to change all that...
	2:14pm dc pat: wait a minute annie--you don't mean Henry Avery do you?? He was a big shot and never got captured/killed
	2:17pm annie: well, honestly not sure, i just googled frederick avery and got all sorts of responses and diff first names too.. so it might have been him.. i forget... it was long ago kitchen table dinner talk.. but we bragged on it enough.
	2:20pm dc pat: well that's some cool lineage. Despite all the killin folks activity, the 17th century pirates were some of the most democratic/egalitarian people in history.
	2:22pm annie: i have the geneology around somewhere, but we go way back to the mayflower, so i wouldn't be surprised if it's true
	2:25pm Cecile: didn't pirates also invent barbeque?
	2:29pm dc pat: is there anything they didn't invent?
	2:31pm clueless: hygene?
	2:33pm annie: body-piercing..?
	2:44pm doug in DC: Pirates invented death metal. Note the similarity in vocal stylings. Aaaargh!
	2:46pm dc pat: I thought dogs invented death metal..
	2:48pm Cecile: No, parrots. Or the cookie monster.
	2:51pm Captain Kidd: Leave me muther oot of this, ye hear!! arrgh
	2:52pm doug in DC: No way, parrots are just imitators. They picked it up from the pirates.
	2:54pm Metal Pirate: Aaargh! Avast Satan!
	2:55pm Parq: Annie, they pierced a lot of bodies, mostly with swords, cutlasses and daggers.
	2:55pm Parq: However, I think we can agree that they didn't invent free-form radio.
	2:56pm clueless in MI: another Weds w/ Maria and as good if not better than last weeks.This could be habit forming
	2:57pm annie: true parq, but that's cause they didn't have needles and ice! :0
	2:57pm Cecile: oh man, I love this song.
	2:58pm dc pat: same here, Cecile. 52's are great.
	2:59pm dc pat: ricky wilson is one of the most influential guitarists no one cares about.
	3:01pm doug in DC: Parq: haven't you heard of pirate radio?
	11:40am Pete in Columbus: Love the instrumentals and your voice

Day For Night with Maria Levitsky: Playlist from September 16, 2009

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September 16, 2009: in the middle of nowhere with you

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Black Dice	Endless Happiness "Endless Happiness" by "Black Dice"	DFA Compilation 1	DFA
Of MOntreal	I Was a Landscape In Your Dream (Grizly Bear Remix)	Satanic Twins	Elephant 6		0:11:22 (Pop-up)
Tarwater	Warschau "Warschau" by "Tarwater"		Kitty Yo		0:15:13 (Pop-up)
The Chemical Brothers	The BOxer "The BOxer" by "The Chemical Brothers"	DFA Remixes Chapter One	DFA		0:21:12 (Pop-up)
Lucky Dragons	Very 1 "Very 1" by "Lucky Dragons"	Dream Island Laughing Landscape			0:30:43 (Pop-up)
The Names	Spectators of Life "Spectators of Life" by "The Names"	B9 Bis (Belgian Cold Wave 1979-1983)	LTM		0:35:26 (Pop-up)

XeX	Rome On $5 A Day "Rome On $5 A Day" by "XeX"	Group: XeX			0:43:05 (Pop-up)
Charles De Goal	Synchro "Synchro" by "Charles De Goal"	So Young But So Cold: Underground French Music 1977-1983	Tigersushi		0:46:43 (Pop-up)
Cocteau Twins	Fluffy Tufts/Tthroughout the dark months of April and May	Victorialand	4AD		0:51:16 (Pop-up)
Eyeless In Gaza	No Noise "No Noise" by "Eyeless In Gaza"	Photographs As Memories	Cherry Red		0:57:05 (Pop-up)
Marion Coutts & Caroline Kraabel	Bread & Milk	Dreams Are Free With PurchaseV/A	Dark Beloved Cloud		1:01:42 (Pop-up)
Artists Studio	Jungle Gardenia "Jungle Gardenia" by "Artists Studio"	Due to Lack of Interest, Tomorrow has been Cancelled V/A	Head Heritage		1:02:55 (Pop-up)
Scenic	Kelso "Kelso" by "Scenic"	Emigre Sampler 1Scenic	Emigre Music		1:06:06 (Pop-up)
Clinic	DJ Shangri La "DJ Shangri La" by "Clinic"	Internal Wrangler	Domino		1:10:27 (Pop-up)
Mouse on Mars	Mompou "Mompou" by "Mouse on Mars"	Niun NIggung	Thrill Jockey		1:11:07 (Pop-up)
Yaz	Ode To Boy "Ode To Boy" by "Yaz"	You and Me Both	Mute		1:12:35 (Pop-up)

Peter Walker	Rainy Day Raga "Rainy Day Raga" by "Peter Walker"	Rainy Day Raga	Harte/Vanguard		1:22:00 (Pop-up)
Scritti Politti	Sweetest Girl "Sweetest Girl" by "Scritti Politti"		Rough Trade		1:28:10 (Pop-up)
The Waikikis	Girl "Girl" by "The Waikikis"	Midnight Luau			1:34:24 (Pop-up)
Esplendor Geometrico	Moscu Esta Helado	VAFix Planet	Atatak		1:37:27 (Pop-up)
Cold Cave	The Trees Grew Emotions and Died	Love Comes Close	Heartworm	Playing WFMU Fest 10/1!!	1:40:55 (Pop-up)
Paavoharju	Valo Tihkuu Kaiken Lapi	Summer Smiles of Finland comp.	Fonal		1:45:33 (Pop-up)
Dinosaur L	Go Bang (Francios K Mix)	24->24 Music			1:49:13 (Pop-up)
Faust	Wir Brauchen Dich #6 processors of elimination mix	Ravvivando Remix	Klangbad		1:57:16 (Pop-up)
X-Ray Spex	Let's Submerge "Let's Submerge" by "X-Ray Spex"	Germfree Adolescents	Virgin		2:00:41 (Pop-up)


Gangpol & Mit	Britnu Sparxx Naked (Overprotected)	Billboard Head Soup (various artists)			2:14:42 (Pop-up)
Juicy Panic	What Feeling? "What Feeling?" by "Juicy Panic"	Billboard Head Soup (various artists)	Sonore / Xerxes / Nu NuLAX Nu LAN		2:18:37 (Pop-up)
White Williams	Headlines "Headlines" by "White Williams"	Let's Lazertag Sometime (V/A)	Tigerbeat		2:23:24 (Pop-up)
Cristina	Blame It on Disco "Blame It on Disco" by "Cristina"	Mutant Disco Vol 1			2:26:21 (Pop-up)
Mochipet	Spring "Spring" by "Mochipet"	Bunnies & Muffins	Daly City		2:31:13 (Pop-up)
magnus moriarty TM	Hank Da Batmobile Blogstyler	Did You Order A Radar?			2:34:55 (Pop-up)
Insituto Mexicano Del SOndo	Para No Vivir Desesperando	Pinata	National		2:43:39 (Pop-up)
Trioganico	Amphibious "Amphibious" by "Trioganico"	Convivencia	Now Again		2:48:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: B 52s	Party Out oF bounds "Party Out oF bounds" by "B 52s"	Wild Planet	Warner Bros		2:57:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:09pm jon: Maria: nice start. never heard this before but I really like it.
	12:25pm trent: yeah this is good weather tunes
	12:28pm maria: Heyyyyy yeah in an abstract wavy mood today.
	12:28pm Jan: enjoying the mix today!
	12:32pm m: do i smell a ducktails track coming
	12:41pm Denise in Washington, DC: Ma-REE-ah . . . Ma-REE-ah, Ma-REE-ah, Mah-REE-AH! Yeah, I know, it's been done, but it's all I got right now.
	12:46pm dc pat: I thought it was just 'sex'
	12:53pm Carmichael: Synchro is more Devo than Devo themselves.
	1:05pm Cecile: great stuff
	1:06pm meghan: wow, you are making me feel like I should be walking around in my high school days around Harvard Sq. It's definitely autumn weather music for me! I am loving it! even the stuff I didn't know!
	1:16pm postmanpaul: me too megan, even the stuff i do know!
	1:22pm Meghan: The problem is I am trying to put together my show and I don't want to turn off this one....
	1:24pm LizGig: Oh wow.
	1:25pm Cecile: I am having a jones for some Songs to Remember Scritti Politti now...
	1:28pm Carmichael: Did the Cocteau Twins do that to ya, Cecile? :-)
	1:29pm maria: ;>)
	1:31pm Cecile: you are TEH AWESOME Nah, I've been on a jag since I heard Bret McKenzie's (FOTC) side project The Video Kid - very Scritti-ish. Also, the Yaz prompted that as well...!
	1:31pm Meghan: awww Maria pulling out the insta-requests!
	1:32pm dc ЮДt: for all you Soviet-era science fiction buffs, check this out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yvvs8eab8QM&feature=player_embedded#t=181
	1:33pm Cecile: she is the best!
	1:37pm clueless in MI: Beetles go to Bali
	1:38pm Carmichael: BTW, I heard Simply Red yesterday after about 20 years. It was a time warp, like this Indo-Beatles tune.
	1:40pm Cecile: Carm, I actually was able to download The Valentine Brothers' original Money$ Too Tight to Mention for free after some digging . great tune
	1:42pm annie: it's interesting not actually interacting with the comments. i've been doing some work and haven't really been able to interject . but i love watching the comments anyway, and have all morning.. hello maria!!
	1:44pm Maria: oh Cec= that's a cool find. hey all hey annie
	1:45pm Cecile: I heard it twice on Detroit funk radio in the 80s and was never able to find a 12" or anything, and I looked for years. Thank you, Interwebs!
	1:45pm Carmichael: Fshshsaaaww! That's the song I heard, Cecile. It was on some NPR style radio station as a break between financial stuff. Wow.
	1:45pm Cecile: hiya, annie!
	1:47pm Carmichael: Hi Annie. Don't forget to try my BBQ corn recipe I posted a few weeks back. And buy some floss, too.
	1:49pm Cecile: I want to talk crap about "Red", but anyone who picks a Valentine Brothers song to cover gets a pass in my book.
	1:51pm annie: right now, i'm actually playing... looking for a rye cracker recipe with no wheat.. maybe oat is ok..
	1:52pm Carmichael: I hear ya. For a while, I was into them, the Communards and a few others. But I lost interest.
	1:58pm Cecile: annie, you should be able to make pure rye crackers - have you tried looking up hardtack? There's also a Scandinavian name for it which eludes me.
	2:00pm Monetta: I'm really enjoying the show today. Thanks!
	2:02pm annie: great, i knew there was a name for it.. thanks cecile..... cool found one, thanks!! .
	2:03pm Cecile: I grew up eating so much hardtack. LOVE it.
	2:04pm Monetta: Also, just an FYI, the 13th item on your playlist is actually artist: Scenic, track: The Kelso Run.
	2:05pm dc pat: I thought you had to be a pirate or 19th century sokdier to eat hardtack..
	2:06pm dc pat: sokdier is Swedish for soldier.
	2:07pm annie: aarrggh,,, i have pirate in me blood, too, don't ya know.. fred avery, famous pirate.. (or so i was told)...
	2:07pm ?: ya
	2:07pm Cecile: That or living in the Northern US among a large Scandinavian population.
	2:11pm dc pat: we just have scoundrels in our family history..Irish castaways, hoodlums...I aim to change all that...
	2:14pm dc pat: wait a minute annie--you don't mean Henry Avery do you?? He was a big shot and never got captured/killed
	2:17pm annie: well, honestly not sure, i just googled frederick avery and got all sorts of responses and diff first names too.. so it might have been him.. i forget... it was long ago kitchen table dinner talk.. but we bragged on it enough.
	2:20pm dc pat: well that's some cool lineage. Despite all the killin folks activity, the 17th century pirates were some of the most democratic/egalitarian people in history.
	2:22pm annie: i have the geneology around somewhere, but we go way back to the mayflower, so i wouldn't be surprised if it's true
	2:25pm Cecile: didn't pirates also invent barbeque?
	2:29pm dc pat: is there anything they didn't invent?
	2:31pm clueless: hygene?
	2:33pm annie: body-piercing..?
	2:44pm doug in DC: Pirates invented death metal. Note the similarity in vocal stylings. Aaaargh!
	2:46pm dc pat: I thought dogs invented death metal..
	2:48pm Cecile: No, parrots. Or the cookie monster.
	2:51pm Captain Kidd: Leave me muther oot of this, ye hear!! arrgh
	2:52pm doug in DC: No way, parrots are just imitators. They picked it up from the pirates.
	2:54pm Metal Pirate: Aaargh! Avast Satan!
	2:55pm Parq: Annie, they pierced a lot of bodies, mostly with swords, cutlasses and daggers.
	2:55pm Parq: However, I think we can agree that they didn't invent free-form radio.
	2:56pm clueless in MI: another Weds w/ Maria and as good if not better than last weeks.This could be habit forming
	2:57pm annie: true parq, but that's cause they didn't have needles and ice! :0
	2:57pm Cecile: oh man, I love this song.
	2:58pm dc pat: same here, Cecile. 52's are great.
	2:59pm dc pat: ricky wilson is one of the most influential guitarists no one cares about.
	3:01pm doug in DC: Parq: haven't you heard of pirate radio?
	11:40am Pete in Columbus: Love the instrumentals and your voice

Day For Night with Maria Levitsky: Playlist from September 16, 2009

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