WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from January 14, 2015

Listener comments!
	7:01pm ndbob: evening Gary and everyone!
	7:01pm hyde: hmmmm. is this thing on?
	7:01pm Gary: Bon soir, Bob!
	7:02pm Gary: Hey Hyde!
	7:03pm hyde: has it really been a dang year???
	7:03pm Holly in NC: Good evening Gary, ndbob, hyde, all fashionably late friends! HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	7:04pm ndbob: happy anniversary!
	7:05pm ndbob: Heya Hyde and Holly!
	7:05pm Poodlecannon: Happy anniversary, Gary. Je suis Gnarlie!
	7:05pm Holly in NC: Jan was always my fave Brady girl, Gary. Though Alice was THE bomb.
	7:06pm listener james from westwood: Congrats, Gary! Can't believe it's been a year!
	7:06pm hyde: aloha ndb, holly, gary, ljfw, et al
	7:07pm Gary: Holly! Poodle! James! ... yes, it's been exactly one year
	7:09pm Doug Schulkind: Happy Bodegaversary!
	7:09pm MrFab: Wha..? Never would have guessed it's been a year already. Who's pressing fast-forward on life?! Mucho congrats, Sir Gary.
	7:09pm ndbob: great one here Gary!
	7:09pm Gary: Mr. Fab and Mr. Doug!
	7:09pm Holly in NC: Killer opening set Gary, Grace Chang into Os Mutantes just made my day.
	7:12pm Doug Schulkind: Like like like like like like!
	7:12pm hyde: woo hoo! Ros Sereysothea!!!
	7:12pm Holly in NC: clicky clicky clik! Hello dear Doug xo How are Luna's paws?
	7:13pm listener james from westwood: Holy Hannah, this is a wonderful Carpenters cover.
	7:13pm Gary: What happened to Luna's paws?!?
	7:16pm Holly in NC: OK, just clicky starring entire show. :-)
	7:16pm Gary: Poodle, I can't remember if The Ukrainians are actually from Ukraine or not?!?
	7:16pm listener james from westwood: The capital covers continue!
	7:16pm Jill B.: Bonjour tout le monde! Joyous anniversaire mon fils Gary!
	7:17pm Gary: Hola, Mom!
	7:17pm Holly in NC: Hi Jill B! Happy New year!
	7:18pm MrFab: The Ukrainians were founded in the UK by a Ukrainian-descended member of the Brit band the Wedding Present. I think he recruited actual musicians from the old country.
	7:18pm davex: Hey Gary! Congratulations! The Ukrainians are UK-based, mostly with Ukrainian ancestry, I think.
	7:18pm Jill B.: Happy New Year to you too, Holly!
	7:19pm davex: Bonsoir Jill!
	7:19pm Gary: Dave! and thanks to you & Mr Fab for the 411
	7:19pm ndbob: hello everyone I didn't say hello to yet
	7:20pm davex: hey, bob!
	7:20pm Jill B.: Merci Davex!
	7:20pm hyde: @Mr Fab whoa, cool factoid!
	7:21pm Holly in NC: @MrFab had no idea of link to Wedding Present , thank you for info.
	7:24pm Gary: URL for new show's page: wfmu.org...
	7:24pm schmutz: hello hi! I can't stop staring at the man in the photo.
	7:24pm Gary: Schmutz!
	7:30pm Doug Schulkind: @Holly in NC So sweet of you to remember! Luna's paws are, so far, surviving the winter just fine. We are rubbing them with musher's wax regularly.
	7:31pm MrFab: The Ukranians song: "Big Mouth Strikes Again."
	7:34pm davex: Great to hear these a second time!
	7:36pm hyde: down with science! up with bias! (this is all working out just fine)
	7:37pm Gary: Thanks, Mr. Fab!
	7:38pm Holly in NC: Just fyi Gary, I only longterm clicky stars songs that I don't own or have access to - so my clicky star list is not entirely representative of my faves. For example, tonight clicky starred Os Mutantes to remind myself to go back & listen to whole album, then will delete clicky star at some point in next couple of weeks. Etc. Spanner in the works, eh? ;-)
	7:39pm Gary: OMG, that is as thrilling as it is OCD, Holly :)
	7:46pm Holly in NC: @Gary, in truth have been so crazed & dealing with limited computer access for so long that I am MANY months behind in cleaning my clicky star list. So just a wanna be OCD at the moment.
	7:46pm Poodlecannon: The Bonnie + the Clyde
	7:47pm hyde: the bonnie and the delaney
	7:47pm Holly in NC: Really, 10 stars for MC Solaar
	7:48pm Rich in Washington: Happy one year, Monsieur Gary!
	7:49pm Gary: Rich! Be careful, there appear to be two cats right above you!
	7:50pm Rich in Washington: I don't get to comment much, but your show is often the soundtrack to me cooking epic dinner for me and the missus.
	7:51pm Holly in NC: @Rich - Can't speak for Hyde, but my cat prefers snakes, birds, & voles to mice by a wide, wide margin. I think you're safe.
	7:51pm Gary: I'm usually cooking during Doug's Tuesday show and eating during it or the beginning of Jesse's
	7:52pm Rich in Washington: My whole life is a blur of cooking, cats, and car repair bills.
	7:52pm listener james from westwood: That little bit there in "Procrustean Method" would make a killer ringtone.
	7:53pm hyde: @Holly my one eyed cat couldn't catch a cold, her one backyard attempt at leaping at a squirrel ended in a face full of fence
	7:53pm Rich in Washington: This is awesome! Never heard of them before, but then I don't track the world hip hop beat very closely.
	7:54pm Rich in Washington: Mr. Fab is here!
	7:54pm Doug Schulkind: 'bout to slink off to dinner with my iPhone playing you quietly between my knees. It won't work, though. My daughter, who has heard "no electronics at the table" too many times, will surely skewer me for being a hypocrite.
	7:54pm Gary: Bon apetite, Doug!
	7:55pm Gary: Y'all wanna hear more short songs next set or two really long ones?
	7:55pm Holly in NC: @hyde - oh, poor, undignified kitty. I can't imagine the hours of paw licking & flicky tail that ensued. Did she at some point deign to allow you to give her a treat?
	7:55pm Rich in Washington: @Doug: I can get away with that now that all my kids are grown. Wired my kitchen for sound and all.
	7:56pm Doug Schulkind: I just Starred this episode. I hope it doesn't set in motion some crazy feedback loop!
	7:57pm doca: Hey, Gary! Checkin' in for Bodega's birthday party only now. I was watching Repo Man
	7:57pm Holly in NC: @Doug - Can you not play music at table? I mean via a "stereo system" ? ;-)
	7:57pm Gary: Doca! I remember that film well -- I wrote a paper about it in college, all about the "auto" and the "self," if I remember ...
	7:58pm hyde: @Holly oh, she gets plenty of treats. but she also spent the next month of backyard time staring at the spot the squirrel disappeared over...
	7:58pm hyde: @Gary short songs! short songs!
	7:59pm ndbob: Excellent show Gary! I need to go...
	7:59pm Rich in Washington: Repo Man's on my short list for films I have to watch every year or so. So much greatness contained therein.
	7:59pm Gary: See ya Bob!
	8:01pm doca: Yeah I was lacking that on my cultural upbringing. It has much of a Big Lebowski-feel, or Big Lebowski tackles on the same cultural craziness than it.
	8:01pm hyde: Book Off is so great. haven't been in awhile, though...
	8:03pm Holly in NC: @hyde - this is weird, but I'd suggest getting her some 'fake prey' for her birthday present - a raw chicken neck, for example. Can be served outside or in a bathtub... my mental picture of your cat staring forlornly through 1 eye at the escaped squirrel is just too sad.
	8:05pm listener james from westwood: Sorry for not responding; I've been cleaning up in the kitchen. I like your short/long plan.
	8:05pm hyde: @Holly heh, there's no reason to feel sorry for her. she's content with her lot, believe me!
	8:09pm Holly in NC: @hyde - Oh, I can tell she's beyond adored and has a great, great life. But as my 3 often remind me, things can ALWAYS get better ;-)
	8:14pm hyde: @Holly a chicken neck is a good idea, i'll admit. I've only ever used those to catch crabs before...
	8:20pm Gary: There's a terrific interview with Cui Jian that showed up on YouTube not too long ago, although the interview is from around the time of this song. Well worth looking up (I can't go to YouTube myself right now because I forgot to mute it before the show) ...
	8:20pm Uncle Michael: I like this a lot.
	8:20pm Holly in NC: @hyde - yeah, the cartilaginous bones in a raw chicken neck won't splinter & kill your girl, and if she goes for it it's a ton of fun to watch. If she's too domesticated, change tacks & go catch a crab or 2 for yourself! Yum!
	8:21pm Gary: Uncle Michael!
	8:24pm Uncle Michael: Hiya.
	8:29pm hyde: who's your friend when things get rough?
	8:40pm Uncle Michael: Can't do a little cause he can't do enough.
	8:44pm listener james from westwood: In honor of Amanda Nazario, re: this talk of chicken necks, this Simpsons snippet: Lunchlady Doris: At last the world is safe, eh, Fallout Boy? Ralph Wiggum: What's for lunch tomorrow? Casting Director: Next! Ralph Wiggum: Chicken necks?
	8:46pm Gary: She's doing a live Simpson's show in Brooklyn soon, I think -- I know I signed up to get announcements for it on FB ...
	8:47pm listener james from westwood: You are correct! Between deadlines and distance it'll be a tough one for me to make, but it sounds bloody awesome.
	8:48pm listener james from westwood: 1/26, 2 Mondays hence, at Nitehawk Cinema.
	8:49pm hyde: wow, this song is kind of epic. i don't remember this from first time around. i either missed it or my brain doesnt work so good anymore (2nd possibility more likely than the first)
	8:51pm Gary: I played it on a fill-in show for Destination:Out
	8:54pm hyde: @Gary ah, so i did miss it. i never got around to backtracking to that one, maybe my brain does still work. maybe.
	8:55pm Uncle Michael: Never trust Uncle Michael.
	8:57pm Deputy Dan: ^has no friends.
	8:58pm Gary: UM, do you know the book Bean Spasms?
	8:59pm Uncle Michael: No. What is it?
	9:00pm Doug Schulkind: I love Bez Bèk!
	9:01pm Gary: A collaboration between poets Ron Padgett and Ted Berrigan and the poet and artist Joe Brainard. I mentioned it because I thought it had a funny collage o Deputy Dan, but I'm totally wrong (again!) and it's actually of Policeman Dan. Never mind!
	9:02pm Ike: Hello all you hep cats!
	9:02pm Uncle Michael: Deputy Dan is a Firesign Theater thing, by way of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
	9:02pm Gary: Ike!
	9:03pm Gary: That's right. My GOD I loved Firesign Theatre. I had every single record, up to, I don't remember now how late I followed them ... but pretty late, deep into the 80s anyway
	9:05pm Uncle Michael: It's from the Dear Friends radio shows on KPFK. I think it's included on the "Shoes For Industry" compilation.
	9:06pm Uncle Michael: They're translating a LACSD Spanish language children's pamphlet into Firesign English.
	9:06pm cklequ: Enjoying the show on and off from a distance tonight. Happy birthday!
	9:06pm coelacanth: olá Gary and Popped.
	9:07pm Gary: Cklequ and Coelacanth!
	9:08pm Gary: Oh, that's right, UM -- it's hilarious. It's also on the album Dear Friends, which came out in the 70s
	9:08pm hyde: hah, I just stumbled across a download of "How can you be in two places in once" online the other day and grabbed it toot sweet. haven't relived it yet, though.
	9:08pm Uncle Michael: Ah, right.
	9:09pm Gary: Flipping through all of their album covers now and getting tear-eyed.
	9:09pm Gary: *tear-y ... Hyde I want that!
	9:10pm Uncle Michael: I have the complete radio shows on my media server. At 45 minutes+ each, I often skip past them when they come up on shuffle but when I have time to let one run, it's always rewarding. Listening to the four of them sit around the table and jam on live radio is kind of amazing.
	9:10pm Gary: Play them on your show this Friday (or someday soon) pretty please!
	9:11pm Uncle Michael: firesigntheatre.com... buy 'em!
	9:11pm hyde: @Gary I think something happened to the original post, but it looks like Growing Bored did a re-upload that has the first four albums plus Dear Friends: growboredbigscott62.blogspot.com...
	9:12pm Uncle Michael: Damn, this is good, Gary.
	9:12pm Gary: :)
	9:12pm coelacanth: happy anniversary!
	9:13pm Gary: Thanks, C-La-C!
	9:15pm Holly in NC: Gary, this IS great - & you'll note it's a clicky star from the past I haven't unclicked ;-) LOVE you. Will catch last hour on archives, ~ 6 years from now.
	9:15pm Gary: Sasha Frere-Jones is leaving the NYer to work for lyric annotation website. Discuss
	9:16pm Gary: Night, Holly!
	9:17pm hyde: @Gary his reasoning sounded eminently reasonable to me when he said he didn't want to stay up until 4 am anymore and you can annotate lyrics during the day
	9:18pm Doug Schulkind: One thing I don't know: whatever the hell lyric annotation is. One thing I do know: The New Yorker will be so much better with SFJ out of the picture.
	9:19pm Uncle Michael: I don't know why anyone would get paid to annotate lyrics. I really don't.
	9:19pm Gary: I remember that quote, Hyde!
	9:21pm Ike: I just read an article about Genius. It's yet another company getting millions thrown at it for talking a good game while actually doing, well, nothing much that will actually bring any cash rolling in. Maybe Sasha was attracted to the free Seamless food.
	9:23pm Doug Schulkind: No really, what exactly is lyric annotation?
	9:23pm Gary: He might just be tired. I never liked his criticism, but I just sort of assume that the New Yorker isn't really going to ever publish music criticism that's going to interest me on any particular level.
	9:23pm Uncle Michael: That's my take too, Ike. I visited the site for the first time there in reference to something I'm playing on Friday. It was annotated by the person that made the piece. It's interesting as far as it goes. It basically gave me the provenance of various elements. I just don't see the market potential for this.
	9:23pm Gary: Doug, I'm not sure, but I imagine it's like close-reading in an English class or something.
	9:24pm Ike: Read this: nymag.com... The article contains annotation examples. Mouse over the yellowed bits to see the annotation (it appears at left on my desktop; overlaid on mobile).
	9:25pm Holly in NC: Dear God, someone please pay me to annotate lyrics. 6th grade I spent almost an entire year annotating/transcribing the Complete Beatles songbook - which only included LMHS compositions, so I laboriously added in every single song they covered, and every friggin' single "oooohh" & "aahhh" & "woooo" & aside in every dang song. In ink, after pencil drafts. So yes Gary maybe OCD. ;-)
	9:25pm Doug Schulkind: @Gary Gack!
	9:25pm hyde: i think the only annotated lyrics site i've ever gone to is the one that breaks down "Paul's Boutique"
	9:28pm Gary: I'm not entirely against close-reading in pop music ... the Public Enemy 33-1/3 book goes through at least one track and lets you know where each of the samples comes from an how they resonate in the context of the present song
	9:33pm hyde: @Gary yeah, that's like the Beastie's site. it gives you the samples and explains the references to Sadaharu Oh and Otis the Drunk, which will probably be useful when all these references are totally dated. Like they are today, i guess.
	9:34pm Ike: The New Yorker is a really good magazine. They published a lot of great stuff by Seymour Hersh back in the W. years.
	9:35pm hyde: i love love love Calvin Trillin's food pieces! and yeah, Richard Brody is sometimes ok on film.
	9:36pm listener james from westwood: Must toddle off to bed, but enjoyed the anniversary show; thanks, Gary!!
	9:36pm Doug Schulkind: Hendrik Hertzberg. And yes, he wrote Jimmy Carter's famous (infamous) "malaise" speech. And I love the New Yorker.
	9:37pm coelacanth: rolling stone & nme have got to be as bad or worse,in regards to music critique. (...or am i thinking of melody maker"?)
	9:39pm coelacanth: ...and those are specifically geared toward music.
	9:40pm Holly in NC: @Doug - That "malaise" speech profoundly changed the course of history. 1) I think it's a great speech 2) Not many people shared that opinion. Could you imagine our world if Carter had been able to prevail as the voice of the US?
	9:40pm hyde: i could clicky star this song ten thousand times and it still wouldn't be enough
	9:41pm Gary: It's one of Lata's finest moments. To say nothing of Nargis
	9:41pm Ike: The TV criticism by Emily Nussbaum is excellent. If you ever want to discover some cool new shows, read her columns. She's much better than the film critics, esp. the bland Denby. Anthony Lane is very funny though... for a crusty old crank. (Get off my lawn, you kids and your comic book movies!)
	9:43pm Gary: Yeah, Anthony Lane cracks me up. I almost never care about the realm of movies he's writing about. (Which makes me more of a lawn-crier than he, probably.)
	9:43pm Doug Schulkind: @Holly in NC I was proud to air the entire speech on its most recent anniversary.
	9:44pm Gary: I loved that show, Doug
	9:45pm coelacanth: i don't remember that Carter speech; but if all world leaders thought like Jimmy Carter,(aside from his religious beliefs) there wouldn't be all this killing and people control for the sake of greed.
	9:45pm Doug Schulkind: I think the New Yorker adding by subtracting another critic: David Denby. I really loathed his pieces.
	9:48pm hyde: @Ike agreed, Emily Nussbaum is good too, though I don't read her consistently. I sort of like Lane at times too.
	10:00pm coelacanth: 'song makes me laugh aloud!
	10:02pm hyde: so much for the paper anniversary. onward to.....whatever is the next one. thanks!
	10:03pm coelacanth: Thank you Gary.
	10:03pm Doug Schulkind: Charlie and Matt tomorrow!
	10:04pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Gary!
	10:05pm Gary: Awesome, thanks Doug! And thanks all for hangin out!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from January 14, 2015

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January 14, 2015: "Je suis un autre"
Audience favorite tracks from Bodega Pop Live's first year of broadcasting!

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop	Intro	Bodega Pop Live	2014
Grace Chang	I Want Your Love (I Want You to Be My Baby)	I Want Your Love (Pathe 100: The Series Vol.15)		Hong Kong
Os Mutantes	Nao Va Se Perder por Ai	Mutantes	1969	Brazil
Ros Sereysothea	Superstar	single		Cambodia
The Ukrainians	Batyar	Best of the Ukrainians		UK / Ukraine
Czeslaw Niemen & Akwarele	Baw Sie w Ciuciubabke	Czy Mnie Jeszcze Pamiętasz?	1969	Poland
Leila Mourad	Mahma Tal Illial	Voice of the Egyptian Revolution \| BP 10		Egypt
Music behind DJ: Brownout	Flaximus	Oozy	2012	USA
Koudede	Hat-Iman-In (She is my heart)	Guitars of Agadez Vol. 6		Mali
Cheba Maria + Nessbeal	Casablanca	Ould Bladi	2010	Morocco
Guitar Vader	I Love Love You	Die Happy!	1999	Japan
MC Solaar	Nouveau Western	Prose Combat	1994	Senegal / France
Terror X Crew	Procrustean Method	Greek Hip Hop		Greece
Kyoka	Microscopic City	Spacey Space		Japan
Music behind DJ: Brownout	Andy Y Dando	Oozy	2012	USA
Lucas Thanos	Jazzburger	Jazzburger	1984	Greece
Bugotak	Kon Togethy			Russia
Lurdez Da Luz	Andei	Lurdez Da Luz	2010	Brazil
Cui Jian	Balls Under the Red Flag	Balls Under the Red Flag	1994	China
Upper Hutt Posse	Tangata Whenua	Te Reo Maori Remixes		Aotearoa / New Zealand
Music behind DJ: Brownout	Meter Beater	Oozy	2012	USA
Mimi Sisters	Space Trip	Sorry... But This Is Going to Be a Classic	2011	Korea
Music behind DJ: Brownout	Stormy Weather	Oozy	2012	USA
Bezunèsh Bèkèlè	Meneme Addis Neger Yeleme	Yenat Weleta		Ethiopia
Asala Yousef	Track 2	Asala Yousef 2008	2008	Palestine
The Junk	Keep It All a Dream	Taiwan Indie x NYC Vol. 2	2013	Taiwan
Effervescing Elephant	I Need Somebody	Effervescing Elephant	1999	Brazil
Music behind DJ: Brownout	I Won't Lie	Oozy	2012	USA
Lata Mangeshkar & Manna Dey \| Shankar-Jaikishen	Tere Bina Aag Yeh Chandni + Ghar Aaya Mera Pardesi	Awaara	1951	India
Bango	Inferno no Mundo			Brazil
Coma-Chi	B-Girlism	Red Naked		Japan
MC Hotdog	18			Taiwan
Serebro	Mi Mi Mi	single	2013	Russia
Music behind DJ: Catrina Paslaru	Hei La Bodega	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000

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Listener comments!
	7:01pm ndbob: evening Gary and everyone!
	7:01pm hyde: hmmmm. is this thing on?
	7:01pm Gary: Bon soir, Bob!
	7:02pm Gary: Hey Hyde!
	7:03pm hyde: has it really been a dang year???
	7:03pm Holly in NC: Good evening Gary, ndbob, hyde, all fashionably late friends! HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	7:04pm ndbob: happy anniversary!
	7:05pm ndbob: Heya Hyde and Holly!
	7:05pm Poodlecannon: Happy anniversary, Gary. Je suis Gnarlie!
	7:05pm Holly in NC: Jan was always my fave Brady girl, Gary. Though Alice was THE bomb.
	7:06pm listener james from westwood: Congrats, Gary! Can't believe it's been a year!
	7:06pm hyde: aloha ndb, holly, gary, ljfw, et al
	7:07pm Gary: Holly! Poodle! James! ... yes, it's been exactly one year
	7:09pm Doug Schulkind: Happy Bodegaversary!
	7:09pm MrFab: Wha..? Never would have guessed it's been a year already. Who's pressing fast-forward on life?! Mucho congrats, Sir Gary.
	7:09pm ndbob: great one here Gary!
	7:09pm Gary: Mr. Fab and Mr. Doug!
	7:09pm Holly in NC: Killer opening set Gary, Grace Chang into Os Mutantes just made my day.
	7:12pm Doug Schulkind: Like like like like like like!
	7:12pm hyde: woo hoo! Ros Sereysothea!!!
	7:12pm Holly in NC: clicky clicky clik! Hello dear Doug xo How are Luna's paws?
	7:13pm listener james from westwood: Holy Hannah, this is a wonderful Carpenters cover.
	7:13pm Gary: What happened to Luna's paws?!?
	7:16pm Holly in NC: OK, just clicky starring entire show. :-)
	7:16pm Gary: Poodle, I can't remember if The Ukrainians are actually from Ukraine or not?!?
	7:16pm listener james from westwood: The capital covers continue!
	7:16pm Jill B.: Bonjour tout le monde! Joyous anniversaire mon fils Gary!
	7:17pm Gary: Hola, Mom!
	7:17pm Holly in NC: Hi Jill B! Happy New year!
	7:18pm MrFab: The Ukrainians were founded in the UK by a Ukrainian-descended member of the Brit band the Wedding Present. I think he recruited actual musicians from the old country.
	7:18pm davex: Hey Gary! Congratulations! The Ukrainians are UK-based, mostly with Ukrainian ancestry, I think.
	7:18pm Jill B.: Happy New Year to you too, Holly!
	7:19pm davex: Bonsoir Jill!
	7:19pm Gary: Dave! and thanks to you & Mr Fab for the 411
	7:19pm ndbob: hello everyone I didn't say hello to yet
	7:20pm davex: hey, bob!
	7:20pm Jill B.: Merci Davex!
	7:20pm hyde: @Mr Fab whoa, cool factoid!
	7:21pm Holly in NC: @MrFab had no idea of link to Wedding Present , thank you for info.
	7:24pm Gary: URL for new show's page: wfmu.org...
	7:24pm schmutz: hello hi! I can't stop staring at the man in the photo.
	7:24pm Gary: Schmutz!
	7:30pm Doug Schulkind: @Holly in NC So sweet of you to remember! Luna's paws are, so far, surviving the winter just fine. We are rubbing them with musher's wax regularly.
	7:31pm MrFab: The Ukranians song: "Big Mouth Strikes Again."
	7:34pm davex: Great to hear these a second time!
	7:36pm hyde: down with science! up with bias! (this is all working out just fine)
	7:37pm Gary: Thanks, Mr. Fab!
	7:38pm Holly in NC: Just fyi Gary, I only longterm clicky stars songs that I don't own or have access to - so my clicky star list is not entirely representative of my faves. For example, tonight clicky starred Os Mutantes to remind myself to go back & listen to whole album, then will delete clicky star at some point in next couple of weeks. Etc. Spanner in the works, eh? ;-)
	7:39pm Gary: OMG, that is as thrilling as it is OCD, Holly :)
	7:46pm Holly in NC: @Gary, in truth have been so crazed & dealing with limited computer access for so long that I am MANY months behind in cleaning my clicky star list. So just a wanna be OCD at the moment.
	7:46pm Poodlecannon: The Bonnie + the Clyde
	7:47pm hyde: the bonnie and the delaney
	7:47pm Holly in NC: Really, 10 stars for MC Solaar
	7:48pm Rich in Washington: Happy one year, Monsieur Gary!
	7:49pm Gary: Rich! Be careful, there appear to be two cats right above you!
	7:50pm Rich in Washington: I don't get to comment much, but your show is often the soundtrack to me cooking epic dinner for me and the missus.
	7:51pm Holly in NC: @Rich - Can't speak for Hyde, but my cat prefers snakes, birds, & voles to mice by a wide, wide margin. I think you're safe.
	7:51pm Gary: I'm usually cooking during Doug's Tuesday show and eating during it or the beginning of Jesse's
	7:52pm Rich in Washington: My whole life is a blur of cooking, cats, and car repair bills.
	7:52pm listener james from westwood: That little bit there in "Procrustean Method" would make a killer ringtone.
	7:53pm hyde: @Holly my one eyed cat couldn't catch a cold, her one backyard attempt at leaping at a squirrel ended in a face full of fence
	7:53pm Rich in Washington: This is awesome! Never heard of them before, but then I don't track the world hip hop beat very closely.
	7:54pm Rich in Washington: Mr. Fab is here!
	7:54pm Doug Schulkind: 'bout to slink off to dinner with my iPhone playing you quietly between my knees. It won't work, though. My daughter, who has heard "no electronics at the table" too many times, will surely skewer me for being a hypocrite.
	7:54pm Gary: Bon apetite, Doug!
	7:55pm Gary: Y'all wanna hear more short songs next set or two really long ones?
	7:55pm Holly in NC: @hyde - oh, poor, undignified kitty. I can't imagine the hours of paw licking & flicky tail that ensued. Did she at some point deign to allow you to give her a treat?
	7:55pm Rich in Washington: @Doug: I can get away with that now that all my kids are grown. Wired my kitchen for sound and all.
	7:56pm Doug Schulkind: I just Starred this episode. I hope it doesn't set in motion some crazy feedback loop!
	7:57pm doca: Hey, Gary! Checkin' in for Bodega's birthday party only now. I was watching Repo Man
	7:57pm Holly in NC: @Doug - Can you not play music at table? I mean via a "stereo system" ? ;-)
	7:57pm Gary: Doca! I remember that film well -- I wrote a paper about it in college, all about the "auto" and the "self," if I remember ...
	7:58pm hyde: @Holly oh, she gets plenty of treats. but she also spent the next month of backyard time staring at the spot the squirrel disappeared over...
	7:58pm hyde: @Gary short songs! short songs!
	7:59pm ndbob: Excellent show Gary! I need to go...
	7:59pm Rich in Washington: Repo Man's on my short list for films I have to watch every year or so. So much greatness contained therein.
	7:59pm Gary: See ya Bob!
	8:01pm doca: Yeah I was lacking that on my cultural upbringing. It has much of a Big Lebowski-feel, or Big Lebowski tackles on the same cultural craziness than it.
	8:01pm hyde: Book Off is so great. haven't been in awhile, though...
	8:03pm Holly in NC: @hyde - this is weird, but I'd suggest getting her some 'fake prey' for her birthday present - a raw chicken neck, for example. Can be served outside or in a bathtub... my mental picture of your cat staring forlornly through 1 eye at the escaped squirrel is just too sad.
	8:05pm listener james from westwood: Sorry for not responding; I've been cleaning up in the kitchen. I like your short/long plan.
	8:05pm hyde: @Holly heh, there's no reason to feel sorry for her. she's content with her lot, believe me!
	8:09pm Holly in NC: @hyde - Oh, I can tell she's beyond adored and has a great, great life. But as my 3 often remind me, things can ALWAYS get better ;-)
	8:14pm hyde: @Holly a chicken neck is a good idea, i'll admit. I've only ever used those to catch crabs before...
	8:20pm Gary: There's a terrific interview with Cui Jian that showed up on YouTube not too long ago, although the interview is from around the time of this song. Well worth looking up (I can't go to YouTube myself right now because I forgot to mute it before the show) ...
	8:20pm Uncle Michael: I like this a lot.
	8:20pm Holly in NC: @hyde - yeah, the cartilaginous bones in a raw chicken neck won't splinter & kill your girl, and if she goes for it it's a ton of fun to watch. If she's too domesticated, change tacks & go catch a crab or 2 for yourself! Yum!
	8:21pm Gary: Uncle Michael!
	8:24pm Uncle Michael: Hiya.
	8:29pm hyde: who's your friend when things get rough?
	8:40pm Uncle Michael: Can't do a little cause he can't do enough.
	8:44pm listener james from westwood: In honor of Amanda Nazario, re: this talk of chicken necks, this Simpsons snippet: Lunchlady Doris: At last the world is safe, eh, Fallout Boy? Ralph Wiggum: What's for lunch tomorrow? Casting Director: Next! Ralph Wiggum: Chicken necks?
	8:46pm Gary: She's doing a live Simpson's show in Brooklyn soon, I think -- I know I signed up to get announcements for it on FB ...
	8:47pm listener james from westwood: You are correct! Between deadlines and distance it'll be a tough one for me to make, but it sounds bloody awesome.
	8:48pm listener james from westwood: 1/26, 2 Mondays hence, at Nitehawk Cinema.
	8:49pm hyde: wow, this song is kind of epic. i don't remember this from first time around. i either missed it or my brain doesnt work so good anymore (2nd possibility more likely than the first)
	8:51pm Gary: I played it on a fill-in show for Destination:Out
	8:54pm hyde: @Gary ah, so i did miss it. i never got around to backtracking to that one, maybe my brain does still work. maybe.
	8:55pm Uncle Michael: Never trust Uncle Michael.
	8:57pm Deputy Dan: ^has no friends.
	8:58pm Gary: UM, do you know the book Bean Spasms?
	8:59pm Uncle Michael: No. What is it?
	9:00pm Doug Schulkind: I love Bez Bèk!
	9:01pm Gary: A collaboration between poets Ron Padgett and Ted Berrigan and the poet and artist Joe Brainard. I mentioned it because I thought it had a funny collage o Deputy Dan, but I'm totally wrong (again!) and it's actually of Policeman Dan. Never mind!
	9:02pm Ike: Hello all you hep cats!
	9:02pm Uncle Michael: Deputy Dan is a Firesign Theater thing, by way of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
	9:02pm Gary: Ike!
	9:03pm Gary: That's right. My GOD I loved Firesign Theatre. I had every single record, up to, I don't remember now how late I followed them ... but pretty late, deep into the 80s anyway
	9:05pm Uncle Michael: It's from the Dear Friends radio shows on KPFK. I think it's included on the "Shoes For Industry" compilation.
	9:06pm Uncle Michael: They're translating a LACSD Spanish language children's pamphlet into Firesign English.
	9:06pm cklequ: Enjoying the show on and off from a distance tonight. Happy birthday!
	9:06pm coelacanth: olá Gary and Popped.
	9:07pm Gary: Cklequ and Coelacanth!
	9:08pm Gary: Oh, that's right, UM -- it's hilarious. It's also on the album Dear Friends, which came out in the 70s
	9:08pm hyde: hah, I just stumbled across a download of "How can you be in two places in once" online the other day and grabbed it toot sweet. haven't relived it yet, though.
	9:08pm Uncle Michael: Ah, right.
	9:09pm Gary: Flipping through all of their album covers now and getting tear-eyed.
	9:09pm Gary: *tear-y ... Hyde I want that!
	9:10pm Uncle Michael: I have the complete radio shows on my media server. At 45 minutes+ each, I often skip past them when they come up on shuffle but when I have time to let one run, it's always rewarding. Listening to the four of them sit around the table and jam on live radio is kind of amazing.
	9:10pm Gary: Play them on your show this Friday (or someday soon) pretty please!
	9:11pm Uncle Michael: firesigntheatre.com... buy 'em!
	9:11pm hyde: @Gary I think something happened to the original post, but it looks like Growing Bored did a re-upload that has the first four albums plus Dear Friends: growboredbigscott62.blogspot.com...
	9:12pm Uncle Michael: Damn, this is good, Gary.
	9:12pm Gary: :)
	9:12pm coelacanth: happy anniversary!
	9:13pm Gary: Thanks, C-La-C!
	9:15pm Holly in NC: Gary, this IS great - & you'll note it's a clicky star from the past I haven't unclicked ;-) LOVE you. Will catch last hour on archives, ~ 6 years from now.
	9:15pm Gary: Sasha Frere-Jones is leaving the NYer to work for lyric annotation website. Discuss
	9:16pm Gary: Night, Holly!
	9:17pm hyde: @Gary his reasoning sounded eminently reasonable to me when he said he didn't want to stay up until 4 am anymore and you can annotate lyrics during the day
	9:18pm Doug Schulkind: One thing I don't know: whatever the hell lyric annotation is. One thing I do know: The New Yorker will be so much better with SFJ out of the picture.
	9:19pm Uncle Michael: I don't know why anyone would get paid to annotate lyrics. I really don't.
	9:19pm Gary: I remember that quote, Hyde!
	9:21pm Ike: I just read an article about Genius. It's yet another company getting millions thrown at it for talking a good game while actually doing, well, nothing much that will actually bring any cash rolling in. Maybe Sasha was attracted to the free Seamless food.
	9:23pm Doug Schulkind: No really, what exactly is lyric annotation?
	9:23pm Gary: He might just be tired. I never liked his criticism, but I just sort of assume that the New Yorker isn't really going to ever publish music criticism that's going to interest me on any particular level.
	9:23pm Uncle Michael: That's my take too, Ike. I visited the site for the first time there in reference to something I'm playing on Friday. It was annotated by the person that made the piece. It's interesting as far as it goes. It basically gave me the provenance of various elements. I just don't see the market potential for this.
	9:23pm Gary: Doug, I'm not sure, but I imagine it's like close-reading in an English class or something.
	9:24pm Ike: Read this: nymag.com... The article contains annotation examples. Mouse over the yellowed bits to see the annotation (it appears at left on my desktop; overlaid on mobile).
	9:25pm Holly in NC: Dear God, someone please pay me to annotate lyrics. 6th grade I spent almost an entire year annotating/transcribing the Complete Beatles songbook - which only included LMHS compositions, so I laboriously added in every single song they covered, and every friggin' single "oooohh" & "aahhh" & "woooo" & aside in every dang song. In ink, after pencil drafts. So yes Gary maybe OCD. ;-)
	9:25pm Doug Schulkind: @Gary Gack!
	9:25pm hyde: i think the only annotated lyrics site i've ever gone to is the one that breaks down "Paul's Boutique"
	9:28pm Gary: I'm not entirely against close-reading in pop music ... the Public Enemy 33-1/3 book goes through at least one track and lets you know where each of the samples comes from an how they resonate in the context of the present song
	9:33pm hyde: @Gary yeah, that's like the Beastie's site. it gives you the samples and explains the references to Sadaharu Oh and Otis the Drunk, which will probably be useful when all these references are totally dated. Like they are today, i guess.
	9:34pm Ike: The New Yorker is a really good magazine. They published a lot of great stuff by Seymour Hersh back in the W. years.
	9:35pm hyde: i love love love Calvin Trillin's food pieces! and yeah, Richard Brody is sometimes ok on film.
	9:36pm listener james from westwood: Must toddle off to bed, but enjoyed the anniversary show; thanks, Gary!!
	9:36pm Doug Schulkind: Hendrik Hertzberg. And yes, he wrote Jimmy Carter's famous (infamous) "malaise" speech. And I love the New Yorker.
	9:37pm coelacanth: rolling stone & nme have got to be as bad or worse,in regards to music critique. (...or am i thinking of melody maker"?)
	9:39pm coelacanth: ...and those are specifically geared toward music.
	9:40pm Holly in NC: @Doug - That "malaise" speech profoundly changed the course of history. 1) I think it's a great speech 2) Not many people shared that opinion. Could you imagine our world if Carter had been able to prevail as the voice of the US?
	9:40pm hyde: i could clicky star this song ten thousand times and it still wouldn't be enough
	9:41pm Gary: It's one of Lata's finest moments. To say nothing of Nargis
	9:41pm Ike: The TV criticism by Emily Nussbaum is excellent. If you ever want to discover some cool new shows, read her columns. She's much better than the film critics, esp. the bland Denby. Anthony Lane is very funny though... for a crusty old crank. (Get off my lawn, you kids and your comic book movies!)
	9:43pm Gary: Yeah, Anthony Lane cracks me up. I almost never care about the realm of movies he's writing about. (Which makes me more of a lawn-crier than he, probably.)
	9:43pm Doug Schulkind: @Holly in NC I was proud to air the entire speech on its most recent anniversary.
	9:44pm Gary: I loved that show, Doug
	9:45pm coelacanth: i don't remember that Carter speech; but if all world leaders thought like Jimmy Carter,(aside from his religious beliefs) there wouldn't be all this killing and people control for the sake of greed.
	9:45pm Doug Schulkind: I think the New Yorker adding by subtracting another critic: David Denby. I really loathed his pieces.
	9:48pm hyde: @Ike agreed, Emily Nussbaum is good too, though I don't read her consistently. I sort of like Lane at times too.
	10:00pm coelacanth: 'song makes me laugh aloud!
	10:02pm hyde: so much for the paper anniversary. onward to.....whatever is the next one. thanks!
	10:03pm coelacanth: Thank you Gary.
	10:03pm Doug Schulkind: Charlie and Matt tomorrow!
	10:04pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Gary!
	10:05pm Gary: Awesome, thanks Doug! And thanks all for hangin out!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from January 14, 2015

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