WFMU: 100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from October 7, 2020

Listener comments!
	11:58am βrian: Good afternoon. Mary et al.
	11:59am Mary Wing: Good morning, Brian!
	12:00pm Mary Wing: The noon bell is nigh!
	12:00pm David in London: Hurray, it’s Wing time. All Hail Mary.
	12:01pm βrian: Oh, the sun is over the yard arm, too.
	12:02pm TDK60: Hello Mary.
	12:02pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Hello Mary, βrian, David
	12:02pm Really Lisa: Hello Mary and everyone.
	12:02pm βrian: Salut, Sylvia !
	12:03pm David (in London): Hey Sylvia. TDK, Lisa, Brian.
	12:04pm Mary Wing: Hello David in London, TDK60, Sylvia, and Lisa! It's fundraising time again; I don't want to understate it's importance by not talking about it too much, but every dollar counts. Thanks Lisa for your early pledge!
	12:05pm βrian: C'est la radio en famille, quoi.
	12:05pm Ike: Only a plonker would call time on sozzled pledging to WFMU.
	12:05pm TDK60: Hello David within London, Sylvia of France, Lisareally, Brian, Ike.
	12:06pm spodiodi: Hi Mary Wing and all! 100% happy to be listening
	12:07pm Hubig Pie: Are you giving out pledge icons? Maybe a bell or a wing?
	12:07pm David (in London): Yo spod, hello.
	12:07pm βrian: Out of coffee here. I'm so desperate I drank tea.
	12:08pm TDK60: There's spodiodi and Hubig Pie too.
	12:09pm Hubig Pie: Oh, and hello all
	12:09pm Mary Wing: Hiya Ike, spodiodi, and Hubig! Hmmm, pledge icons... we discussed that at our staff meeting; let me email the DJ who offered to create some.
	12:11pm βrian: A desk-bell icon might work.
	12:11pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey there
	12:11pm Michael 98145: * ding *
	12:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: I'd pledge for a Cerberus icon.
	12:12pm David (in London): Phillippe, ding to you.
	12:13pm Phillippe Bastille: DiL! Spodi! Other friends too numerous to mention!
	12:13pm βrian: Not sure if this will display:
	12:13pm Ike: @David in London, I can't stop repeating this insane recent Times UK headline: "Only a plonker would call time on sozzled bonking". Is that unusual? And is that really about drunken sex? And is there really anybody trying to stop drunken sex? What the hell is this Rupert Murdoch rag blabbering about? Any idea? It's behind a paywall and I'm not giving Rupert my money, so maybe I'll never know.
	12:13pm βrian: It's unicode U+1F6CE, in any case.
	12:15pm βrian: Sylvie, is there such a thing as a pinardeur?
	12:16pm Michael 98145: this would make a great national anthem
	12:18pm David (in London): Ike, well done, you made me spurt tea out of my nose with that comment. Was that in The Times? My, how the mighty Thunderer has fallen. Being a Murdoch enemy, I would not even pick up a paper copy I saw lying about, so I don't know, but it sounds more like something from The Sun (his other paper). Sheesh. It's not something you would have seen in the days of Harold Evans, that's for damn sure. Regarding the content, I'm not sure anyone has quite yet been policing drunken bonking, but I will let you know if I hear anything.
	12:20pm Mary Wing: Howdy Phillippe, Michael 98145, and Ken! I didn't see the thing, Brian, but Le Google tells me that code is a bellhop bell, which is KEWL! Would Ike or David translate "Only a plonker would call time on sozzled bonking" for me? :-)
	12:20pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @ βrian are you asking me if the word pinardeur exist in French? Not to my knowledge
	12:21pm βrian : Can a bell hop?
	12:22pm Phillippe Bastille: "Only a plonker would call time on sozzled bonking" sounds like an infraction of the unwritten snooker rules.
	12:22pm βrian: Yeah, I was looking for an equivalent of plonker ...
	12:22pm Michael 98145: from what dark hole did R Murdoch ooze?
	12:22pm Hubig Pie: A bell is a cup Until it is struck
	12:23pm David (in London): Mary, my translation: "Only someone with impaired mental faculties would prevent inebriated people from fornicating."
	12:24pm Mary Wing: I thought plonker was a euphemism for condom?
	12:24pm Mary Wing: Which would make it more like a safe-sex warning, no?
	12:24pm Phillippe Bastille: @DiL I know of several happy marriages that resulted from such fornication. Many more divorces, however.
	12:25pm Listener Robert: Seems to be beating out "CL".
	12:25pm David (in London): Mary, view and learn from the master 'Del Boy' www.youtube.com...
	12:26pm Listener Robert: Or maybe "CC" or "CLE".
	12:27pm Listener Robert: Darn, I meant "CKE".
	12:28pm Ike: @David@12:18, ROTFL, I also nearly splurted jasmine green tea out of my nose at YOUR comment, esp., "My, how the mighty Thunderer has fallen." And @12:23, that's what I thought it meant, but I wanted to be sure.
	12:28pm Michael 98145: @David :)
	12:28pm Listener Robert: Now definitely "CK".
	12:28pm David (in London): Phillippe, ha ha, it is a double-edged sword to be sure!
	12:29pm Hubig Pie: Phillipe, I still with me sozzled bonkee 34 years later
	12:30pm Mary Wing: Hi Robert! What are all those letters about?
	12:31pm David (in London): Ike / Michael - Are either of you familiar with the English writer Dennis Potter? I really don't know how well-known he is in the States. Sadly he died of cancer in the mid-90s, and during his last ever TV interview he revealed that, being a passionate Murdoch hater, he had called his cancer Rupert. It was a priceless moment of TV.
	12:33pm Ike: Wow! That's hilarious. I've heard of Dennis Potter but I'm not familiar with his work. He was legendary among some people I've talked to.
	12:34pm KWilde: Heh!
	12:35pm Listening Out There: @David: I'm a big Dennis Potter fan. Watched the Singing Detective 2-3 times... :)
	12:36pm David (in London): Ike, it's probably a lazy comparison (but not entirely wrong either) to call him 'the English David Lynch'. In fact they were due to collaborate once, but sadly it didn't actually happen.
	12:38pm David (in London): Listening Out There - Oh yeah, that's gotta be his masterpiece. It gets better and weirder every time I watch it.
	12:38pm Phillippe Bastille: @Hubig Me as well (I think -- I was pretty sozzled when we met...)
	12:39pm Ike: @Mary@12:24, "plonker" here is just a general moron or idiot if I'm not mistaken. I just wonder, in this context, if the plonker is a lawmaker, or someone petitioning a lawmaker, or if the columnist is complaining that someone wouldn't have sex with her when one or both of them was plastered. Which seems like a strange premise for a column in a once-high-minded (and snooty?) paper. In any case, the headline caused a mild stir on Twitter for being one of the most ridiculous British sentences ever written.
	12:41pm βrian: Did plonker evolve from something akin to a souse?
	12:42pm Mary Wing: It's no "Headless Body Found In Topless Bar" though, heh. That was a legendary headline.
	12:42pm Mary Wing: Hiya KWilde and Listening Out There! Happy October!
	12:43pm David (in London): 'Plonker' was popularised by a character called Del Boy in a TV comedy called Only Fools and Horses ("Rodney, you plonker" became something of a catch-phrase). As a show it was massive. Del Boy was a likeable grifter.
	12:45pm David (in London): Mary, thanks. I think 'Legless in the Topless Bar' will be the title of my new autobiography.
	12:48pm βrian: OED: Origin: Apparently formed within English, by derivation. Etymons: plonk v., -er suffix1. a. transitive. Originally English regional (northern). To hit or strike (someone or something) with a heavy thud.
	12:48pm Carmichael: Friggin' Skype ... Heya Mary and citizens.
	12:50pm βrian: So no relation to plonk as cheap wine.
	12:52pm Mary Wing: Hi there Carmichael, welcome at last!
	12:59pm Handy Haversack: Hello, Mary and all the Wingnuts! Sorry I'm late. Bagpipe and I were walking each other and laying in some supplies. Glad to be here!
	1:00pm dougseidel: bagpipe! that's a great name
	1:00pm Mary Wing: Hi Handy! Thank you for your pledge!!
	1:01pm Roberto: Is this Morning Dew by Bad Lip Reading?
	1:01pm David in London: Ah, it’s the birthday boy. Yo Handy. No plonker you, that’s for sure.
	1:02pm Handy Haversack: My great pleasure, Mary! Thank you!
	1:02pm Handy Haversack: David! If we're sozzling, I'll have some plonk, though. Or whatever you have on hand.
	1:03pm βrian: There go the tornado sirens.
	1:03pm Ike: Jimmy Fallon has decent taste in music, but other than that, he's a totally unfunny plonker, one of the worst things ever to come out of SNL, and I much prefer Colbert.
	1:05pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Happy B-Day, @Handy!
	1:08pm Handy Haversack: Merci, Sylvia! Très gentille!
	1:10pm Mary Wing: Happy birthday, Handy! Opps, I forgot to thank Kate as well, argh! Please tell her I say thanks for her support, even if it's usually from the other room!
	1:11pm rw: Mary! Good morning! Driving. Hi everyone
	1:12pm Handy Haversack: That got a beautiful smile and a laugh, Mary! She says she intends to get her own sign-in before the end of the year and participate as well. I hope it's not the expense that's slowing her down. Or all the red tape ... And thanks for the bday wishes!
	1:13pm Michael 98145: @David, yes! Huge fan of Dennis Potter. What a loss.
	1:14pm Mary Wing: Good morning, rw! Did you hear me thank you for your pledge?
	1:15pm Really Lisa: Thank you for thanking me for thanking you, Mary :)
	1:15pm Mary Wing: Hi Roberto! I can always count on your Morning Dew mention when I play BTS, thanks!
	1:16pm Roberto: It's what I do, Mary!
	1:17pm Mary Wing: We all have our chores, heh!
	1:21pm Michael 98145: Cumbia!
	1:24pm βrian: "Somebody's dancing, m'lord. Cumbia."
	1:27pm spodiodi: Happy bday, Handy!
	1:27pm Michael 98145: Indeed, HBD @HH
	1:29pm Phillippe Bastille: Later gators. Off to another virtual meeting. Pray for me if you're religious, and smoke 'em if ya got 'em.
	1:29pm rw: Yes! Thank you for the shout out! Just got to work. Have a good Wednesday everyone and don’t forget to pledge/ vote!
	1:30pm rw: Oh! And happy birthday HH!
	1:31pm βrian: Gonna watch the 'Rock-em, Sock-em' debate this evening?
	1:37pm David (in London): This is super jaunty. It's going to be the theme tune of my new evening chat show.
	1:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: The from Meg Okura seems similar to "Frankenstein" from Edgar Winter Group.
	1:39pm Mary Wing: Heh heh, Legless With David Tonight?
	1:39pm Mary Wing: Or maybe Get Legless With David Tonight?
	1:40pm sphere: hey mary, really enjoying the show. :)
	1:40pm Handy Haversack: spod, Michael, rw, thanks, friends! It's ridiculous how touched I am by the well wishing from the WFMU family. I mean it. It just means so much. I am very lucky to have found this place.
	1:40pm David in London: That’s it Mary! And you’re going to be my first guest.
	1:40pm Handy Haversack: David, I would proudly sign on as coexecutive (booze) procurer!
	1:41pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Good morning-ish, Mary and Whatever-ers!
	1:41pm sphere: oh happy happy handy!
	1:41pm pantz: I'll watch the debates tonight. I hope Kamala hands Pence his a$$.
	1:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Handy - Some years ago, I emailed Liz Berg about the idea for commenters to get birthday cake icons by their names.
	1:42pm Ike: I don't know if I can stomach it. People seem to be under the misapprehension that Kamala Harris will completely dismantle VP Christian Mannequin. He is an experienced AM talk radio host, an oozing, oleaginous creature, so he'll lie like a very smooth and totally unruffled plastic carpet. (I was going to say "lie like a smooth dog" but that'd be a grave insult to canines.)
	1:42pm dougseidel: i think only mammals have asses
	1:43pm Handy Haversack: WFMU the only place I trust with my metadata, Ken! Many thanks, sphere!
	1:43pm sphere: Kamala was a top prosecutor and she has verbally disembowled many people during her stint in Congress, so I feel confident that Pence will fall.
	1:44pm βrian: Who's your meta daddy? smack
	1:44pm Carmichael: Clicky star Horse Lords!
	1:46pm βrian: I love the tumbling, cascading quality of the 'sLords.
	1:46pm doctorjazz: Hi! Really like these Horse Lords guys!
	1:47pm Mary Wing: Hi there dougseidel, sphere, and S&M&S! Thanks for your pledge, S&M&S! So glad for the support!
	1:47pm doctorjazz: Like this Hendrix guy as well...
	1:49pm Mary Wing: And howdy pantz and doctorjazz! I'll pass on the debates and catch the media fallout tomorrow; I think my sanity will remain intact that way.
	1:50pm spodiodi: Ahh this Hendrix feels good B^)
	1:50pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: You are so very welcome, Mary! <3
	1:51pm βrian: I wasn't going to watch, but then I thought: "Schadenfreude!"
	1:52pm Mary Wing: Ken, did Liz Berg ever reply to that email? I think a cake icon would be cool but maybe it needs a lot of coding to enable it? Maybe you would need to enter your birthday so it can be automatically uploaded on the day?
	1:53pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Hello plonkers near and far! I used to enjoy reading letters to the editor of the Times of London but am not willing to pay for it.
	1:53pm David in London: Mary, well, if you’re at a loose end later then... we have a session going out today, 6pm your time (I think that’s right, it’s 3pm PST) on KLFM.org
	1:54pm Handy Haversack: Mary, I'm going to double down on your method and skip the "debate" and the media fallout and clutch tightly whatever bits of sanity I still have.
	1:54pm David in London: I heart Jad Fair.
	1:54pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Happy birthday Handy! Cake for everybody!
	1:55pm Mary Wing: Hiya Lizzie! Did you just make a pledge? If so, thanks!!
	1:55pm Hubig Pie: It's just you and I And we don't care
	1:58pm βrian: Damn, I need to go dig a trench, but I canna leave!
	1:59pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Lizzie!
	2:00pm Sylvia (France-NYC): yes to CAKE
	2:03pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Aw, we miss Liz Berg!
	2:03pm βrian: I especially miss her laugh.
	2:05pm βrian: Ugh. I can't find Foto Aérea on CD.
	2:07pm Mary Wing: Yes, it's LP-only. We got it on a CD-R at the station when it was released.
	2:09pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Yes that was me, Mary. You're most welcome.
	2:10pm βrian: It seems like it was issued on CD, but maybe too small of a supply.
	2:10pm sphere: PJ PJ PJ
	2:10pm Handy Haversack: Kate's excited for this one -- me, too!
	2:11pm Mary Wing: Gosh, this song rocks.
	2:13pm sphere: The early PJ is best in my book, with the exception of White Chalk.
	2:13pm david w: Hello, Mary and all!
	2:13pm Carmichael: You'll never get rich by digging a ditch.
	2:14pm Mary Wing: Hiya David W! Happy fundraising, my friend!
	2:15pm David in London: I went to see the Sheela na gig in Herefordshire some years ago, it really is quite something.
	2:18pm Carmichael: The Sheila-na-gig gig?
	2:20pm David in London: All these versions must be the Sheela na gig economy. Sorry, I’ll get my coat...
	2:22pm Mary Wing: David, make sure your chat show has a drummer to provide the requisite rim-shots, heh.
	2:22pm Ike: Speaking of the gig economy, a reminder to our California friends -- vote NO on Prop 22! Thanks. calaborfed.org...
	2:23pm sphere: Wow. So many covers of this tune!
	2:23pm Handy Haversack: David, you ever hear the one about the two toms and a snare that fell out of a tree?
	2:24pm Mary Wing: Lots of PJ tribute albums, surprisingly; more than I would have thought.
	2:24pm David in London: Handy, no I didn’t. What happened?
	2:24pm Handy Haversack: Bad-um-bum schnisssss!
	2:25pm pantz: "dirty pillows" tee hee
	2:26pm Carmichael: I think that story is a cymbalic one.
	2:27pm Sylvia (France-NYC): I googled the meaning of Sheela-Na-Gig
	2:27pm sphere: ouch
	2:28pm David in London: Ha ha, excellent! “My name’s Handy Haversack, and I’ll be here all week”.
	2:28pm spodiodi: Nice Sheila back gig cover!
	2:30pm βrian: Never taken a Lyft or an Über. Just seems too creepy.
	2:34pm sphere: One of my friends uses Lyft and he was actually arguing with the driver about politics in the middle of the trip. I was sure we were going to end up in the middle of a bridge somewhere.
	2:35pm David in London: Ian Svenonius always makes the world better.
	2:36pm Carmichael: I uber from airports to hotels. I get a variety of drivers, mostly OK. I generally give off a "don't f*ck with me" vibe, as a matter of principle.
	2:38pm Carmichael: Ha ha, Sylvia. Nice surprise, eh?
	2:38pm Handy Haversack: No smartphone. No Uber. I take (took, alas) cabs and car services, though.
	2:39pm pantz: This Otoboke Beaver reminds me a lot of CHAI. Ever heard them @Mary?
	2:40pm TDK60: Yeah Handy, I pretty much use limos (car service) when I have to. Mostly, subway trains.
	2:40pm Mary Wing: Funny you should mention CHAI, pantz...
	2:41pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @Carmichael the good kind!
	2:41pm pantz: Waddya know! I must have that ESP the kids have been raving about.
	2:42pm sphere: I like this CHAI, which is nice because 21st century pop hasn't been working for me so far.
	2:45pm David in London: If a cab driver in London hasn’t taken The Knowledge, then they’ll get no shekels from me.
	2:45pm Handy Haversack: @TDK60, the past several years, I would avoid taxis from Manhattan at almost any cost. The subway was almost invariably faster. The traffic, thanks to Uber, had gotten so derangedly awful that even, say, laden down with all the gear after a softball game, I'd rather hump it to the subway and walk over the Pulaski than sit in a taxi for an hour and a half trying to get across 57th St. CHAI was good, but specifically said more cake!
	2:46pm Handy Haversack: David, which reminds me! I keep meaning to ask you whether you have read The Kraken, by China Miéville. Some very, very good Londonism.
	2:46pm βrian: But ... I thought everybody had moved out of NYC!
	2:48pm Mary Wing: The delivery bikes and Uber cars would lead you to believe otherwise.
	2:48pm Phillippe Bastille: Lovely. Got off my call in time to step on a snake outside my office door
	2:49pm Mary Wing: That sounds like a euphemism, but yuck.
	2:49pm David in London: Handy, I’m a big fan of his work (really love The City and The City), but that’s not one I’ve read. I’ll add it to the list.
	2:50pm TDK60: I hear ya, Handy. I hate sitting in traffic. Cabs run up a bill. I hate getting stuck in the suway too. I always take a book or magazine.
	2:51pm TDK60: May, I've always loved the back and forth between a major and minor chord, like this.
	2:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Mary. See you ding-a-lings around.
	2:52pm TDK60: [Mary, that is.]
	2:52pm Mary Wing: Me too, TDK60, so good.
	2:53pm David in London: Can’t believe that three hours has passed. Can you do another three please Mary? Thanks for a great show.
	2:54pm pantz: Love China Mieville. His work is so very different than other sci-fi/fantasy I've read. I sometimes feel like I've been taking hallucinogens after reading him.
	2:54pm Mary Wing: I'll try to catch your gig tonight, David, what was the station again?
	2:55pm Handy Haversack: Mary, thanks so much -- for the tunes and the kind words! Great show! Lots of zip -- and pizzazz! Be well, Wingnuts! I think I have read all Miéville's fiction. And Salvage, a communist journal of politics, culture, and art that he is a founding editor of is the only thing I actually subscribe to.
	2:56pm David in London: Mary, KLFM.org. Don’t worry if you can’t. I’ll send it to you later anyway.
	2:56pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Mary
	2:56pm Handy Haversack: KLFM.org? On it!
	2:56pm spodiodi: Thanks, Mary! See you all soon!
	2:56pm Mary Wing: Stick around for DJ Black Helmet, the playlist is here: wfmu.org...
	2:57pm david w: Thanks, Mary. Great one!
	2:58pm βrian: Speaking of, The Wisconsin Tourism Federation recently changed its name.
	2:58pm David in London: England shakes because it hasn’t put the central heating on.
	2:59pm KWilde: Thanks Mary!
	2:59pm Mary Wing: Thanks for listening!!
	2:59pm TDK60: Thanks.
	5:32pm chresti in Griffith Park: Hey wingdingers!
	5:33pm chresti in Griffith Park: Oops, no internet at work

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(* = new, *** = "Three of a Kind" covers segment)

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New / Special	Approx. start time
Kristof Hahn	Blizzard	Solo Etudes 1	Erototox Decodings	2016	MP3			0:00:00 (Pop‑up)
Moon Duo	Cross-Town Fade	Occult Architecture, Vol. 1	Sacred Bones	2017	MP3			0:10:43 (Pop‑up)
Nitemate	Something Might Happen	Nitemate	self-released	2020	MP3			0:18:27 (Pop‑up)
Brian Auger Trinity With Julie Driscoll	Tropic Of Capricorn	Auger Rhythms: Brian Auger's Musical History	Quicksilver / Ghosttown	2003	MP3			0:22:40 (Pop‑up)
Totem	Biafra	Totem	Vampisoul	2004	MP3	Originally released in 1971.		0:28:10 (Pop‑up)
Parquet Courts	One Man No City	Human Performance	Rough Trade	2016	MP3			0:32:31 (Pop‑up)
Rev. Samuel Dixon presents The Voices Of Freedom	My Soul Says Yes	My Soul Says Yes	Asherah	2017	MP3	Originally released in the late '70s.		0:38:53 (Pop‑up)
Dur-Dur Band	Amiina Awdaay	Volume 5	Awesome Tapes From Africa	2013	MP3	Originally released in 1987.		0:44:33 (Pop‑up)
Doon Kanda	Garnet	Labyrinth	Hyperdub	2019	MP3			0:48:26 (Pop‑up)
Radiohead	In Limbo	Kid A	EMI / Capitol	2000	MP3			0:51:40 (Pop‑up)
Eartheater	Curtains	Irisiri	Pan	2018	MP3			0:55:11 (Pop‑up)
BTS	Black Swan	Map Of The Soul: 7	Big Hit Entertainment	2020	MP3			0:58:07 (Pop‑up)

Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							1:01:24 (Pop‑up)
Les Ambassadeurs	Mali Denou	Les Ambassadeurs Du Motel De Bamako	Sterns	2014	MP3	Originally released in 1977.		1:09:54 (Pop‑up)
La Internacional Sonora Balkanera	Cumbia Crucis	Balkanazo Tropical	Casete	2013	MP3			1:20:36 (Pop‑up)
Band Of Bones	El Manisero	Band Of Bones	BB Productions	2010	MP3			1:25:06 (Pop‑up)
Meg Okura	Step By Step	Meg Okura's Pan Asian Chamber Jazz Ensemble	Life Music / WLPM	2006	MP3			1:31:42 (Pop‑up)
Zedashe	Agzevani	Intangible Pearls (Ancient Polyphonic Songs From Republic Of Georgia)	Electric Cowbell	2013	MP3			1:37:45 (Pop‑up)
Horse Lords	Truthers	Interventions	Northern Spy	2016	MP3			1:41:22 (Pop‑up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Burning Of The Midnight Lamp	Electric Ladyland	MCA	1997	MP3	Originally released in 1968.		1:47:08 (Pop‑up)
Half Japanese	The Time Is Now	Overjoyed	Joyful Noise Recordings	2014	MP3			1:50:45 (Pop‑up)
Ibon Errazkin	El Cuerpo	Foto Aérea	Elefant	2018	MP3			1:56:27 (Pop‑up)
Yo-Yo Ma, Chris Thile, Edgar Meyer	Sonata For Viola Da Gamba No. 3 In G Minor, BWV 1029 II. Adagio	Bach Trios	Nonesuch	2017	MP3			2:00:54 (Pop‑up)

Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							2:05:10 (Pop‑up)
PJ Harvey	Sheela-Na-Gig	Dry	Too Pure	1992	MP3		***	2:09:46 (Pop‑up)
Far	Sheela-Na-Gig	Quick	self-released	1994	MP3	A PJ Harvey cover.	***	2:12:57 (Pop‑up)
Rm:509	Sheela Na Gig	Idle Hole: A Tribute To PJ Harvey	self-released	2013	MP3	A PJ Harvey cover.	***	2:16:06 (Pop‑up)
Rail	Sheela-Na-Gig	Never Whole	self-released	2013	MP3	A PJ Harvey cover.	***	2:18:50 (Pop‑up)
Lucy Cotter	Sheela-Na-Gig	England Shakes, A Tribute To PJ Harvey	Simply Media TV Ltd.	2013	MP3	A PJ Harvey cover.	***	2:21:55 (Pop‑up)
Fluf	Sheela Na Gig	Sheela Na Gig / Song In D 7"	Goldenrod	1993	MP3	A PJ Harvey cover.	***	2:25:13 (Pop‑up)
Stef Chura	They'll Never	Midnight	Saddle Creek	2019	MP3			2:28:33 (Pop‑up)
Escape-ism	You Darken My Night	The Lost Record	Merge	2018	MP3			2:32:09 (Pop‑up)
OK Go	WTF?	Of The Blue Colour Of The Sky	Capitol	2010	MP3			2:34:45 (Pop‑up)
Otoboke Beaver	Introduce Me To Your Family	Itekoma Hits	Damnably	2019	MP3		*	2:38:08 (Pop‑up)
CHAI	No More Cake	No More Cake single	Sony Music Entertainment Japan	2020	MP3			2:40:37 (Pop‑up)
Flowchart	Evergreen Noise Is Flexible	Evergreen Noise Is Flexible	Fuzzy Box / Carrot Top	1996	MP3			2:44:14 (Pop‑up)

Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							2:56:00 (Pop‑up)

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Listener comments!
	11:58am βrian: Good afternoon. Mary et al.
	11:59am Mary Wing: Good morning, Brian!
	12:00pm Mary Wing: The noon bell is nigh!
	12:00pm David in London: Hurray, it’s Wing time. All Hail Mary.
	12:01pm βrian: Oh, the sun is over the yard arm, too.
	12:02pm TDK60: Hello Mary.
	12:02pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Hello Mary, βrian, David
	12:02pm Really Lisa: Hello Mary and everyone.
	12:02pm βrian: Salut, Sylvia !
	12:03pm David (in London): Hey Sylvia. TDK, Lisa, Brian.
	12:04pm Mary Wing: Hello David in London, TDK60, Sylvia, and Lisa! It's fundraising time again; I don't want to understate it's importance by not talking about it too much, but every dollar counts. Thanks Lisa for your early pledge!
	12:05pm βrian: C'est la radio en famille, quoi.
	12:05pm Ike: Only a plonker would call time on sozzled pledging to WFMU.
	12:05pm TDK60: Hello David within London, Sylvia of France, Lisareally, Brian, Ike.
	12:06pm spodiodi: Hi Mary Wing and all! 100% happy to be listening
	12:07pm Hubig Pie: Are you giving out pledge icons? Maybe a bell or a wing?
	12:07pm David (in London): Yo spod, hello.
	12:07pm βrian: Out of coffee here. I'm so desperate I drank tea.
	12:08pm TDK60: There's spodiodi and Hubig Pie too.
	12:09pm Hubig Pie: Oh, and hello all
	12:09pm Mary Wing: Hiya Ike, spodiodi, and Hubig! Hmmm, pledge icons... we discussed that at our staff meeting; let me email the DJ who offered to create some.
	12:11pm βrian: A desk-bell icon might work.
	12:11pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey there
	12:11pm Michael 98145: * ding *
	12:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: I'd pledge for a Cerberus icon.
	12:12pm David (in London): Phillippe, ding to you.
	12:13pm Phillippe Bastille: DiL! Spodi! Other friends too numerous to mention!
	12:13pm βrian: Not sure if this will display:
	12:13pm Ike: @David in London, I can't stop repeating this insane recent Times UK headline: "Only a plonker would call time on sozzled bonking". Is that unusual? And is that really about drunken sex? And is there really anybody trying to stop drunken sex? What the hell is this Rupert Murdoch rag blabbering about? Any idea? It's behind a paywall and I'm not giving Rupert my money, so maybe I'll never know.
	12:13pm βrian: It's unicode U+1F6CE, in any case.
	12:15pm βrian: Sylvie, is there such a thing as a pinardeur?
	12:16pm Michael 98145: this would make a great national anthem
	12:18pm David (in London): Ike, well done, you made me spurt tea out of my nose with that comment. Was that in The Times? My, how the mighty Thunderer has fallen. Being a Murdoch enemy, I would not even pick up a paper copy I saw lying about, so I don't know, but it sounds more like something from The Sun (his other paper). Sheesh. It's not something you would have seen in the days of Harold Evans, that's for damn sure. Regarding the content, I'm not sure anyone has quite yet been policing drunken bonking, but I will let you know if I hear anything.
	12:20pm Mary Wing: Howdy Phillippe, Michael 98145, and Ken! I didn't see the thing, Brian, but Le Google tells me that code is a bellhop bell, which is KEWL! Would Ike or David translate "Only a plonker would call time on sozzled bonking" for me? :-)
	12:20pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @ βrian are you asking me if the word pinardeur exist in French? Not to my knowledge
	12:21pm βrian : Can a bell hop?
	12:22pm Phillippe Bastille: "Only a plonker would call time on sozzled bonking" sounds like an infraction of the unwritten snooker rules.
	12:22pm βrian: Yeah, I was looking for an equivalent of plonker ...
	12:22pm Michael 98145: from what dark hole did R Murdoch ooze?
	12:22pm Hubig Pie: A bell is a cup Until it is struck
	12:23pm David (in London): Mary, my translation: "Only someone with impaired mental faculties would prevent inebriated people from fornicating."
	12:24pm Mary Wing: I thought plonker was a euphemism for condom?
	12:24pm Mary Wing: Which would make it more like a safe-sex warning, no?
	12:24pm Phillippe Bastille: @DiL I know of several happy marriages that resulted from such fornication. Many more divorces, however.
	12:25pm Listener Robert: Seems to be beating out "CL".
	12:25pm David (in London): Mary, view and learn from the master 'Del Boy' www.youtube.com...
	12:26pm Listener Robert: Or maybe "CC" or "CLE".
	12:27pm Listener Robert: Darn, I meant "CKE".
	12:28pm Ike: @David@12:18, ROTFL, I also nearly splurted jasmine green tea out of my nose at YOUR comment, esp., "My, how the mighty Thunderer has fallen." And @12:23, that's what I thought it meant, but I wanted to be sure.
	12:28pm Michael 98145: @David :)
	12:28pm Listener Robert: Now definitely "CK".
	12:28pm David (in London): Phillippe, ha ha, it is a double-edged sword to be sure!
	12:29pm Hubig Pie: Phillipe, I still with me sozzled bonkee 34 years later
	12:30pm Mary Wing: Hi Robert! What are all those letters about?
	12:31pm David (in London): Ike / Michael - Are either of you familiar with the English writer Dennis Potter? I really don't know how well-known he is in the States. Sadly he died of cancer in the mid-90s, and during his last ever TV interview he revealed that, being a passionate Murdoch hater, he had called his cancer Rupert. It was a priceless moment of TV.
	12:33pm Ike: Wow! That's hilarious. I've heard of Dennis Potter but I'm not familiar with his work. He was legendary among some people I've talked to.
	12:34pm KWilde: Heh!
	12:35pm Listening Out There: @David: I'm a big Dennis Potter fan. Watched the Singing Detective 2-3 times... :)
	12:36pm David (in London): Ike, it's probably a lazy comparison (but not entirely wrong either) to call him 'the English David Lynch'. In fact they were due to collaborate once, but sadly it didn't actually happen.
	12:38pm David (in London): Listening Out There - Oh yeah, that's gotta be his masterpiece. It gets better and weirder every time I watch it.
	12:38pm Phillippe Bastille: @Hubig Me as well (I think -- I was pretty sozzled when we met...)
	12:39pm Ike: @Mary@12:24, "plonker" here is just a general moron or idiot if I'm not mistaken. I just wonder, in this context, if the plonker is a lawmaker, or someone petitioning a lawmaker, or if the columnist is complaining that someone wouldn't have sex with her when one or both of them was plastered. Which seems like a strange premise for a column in a once-high-minded (and snooty?) paper. In any case, the headline caused a mild stir on Twitter for being one of the most ridiculous British sentences ever written.
	12:41pm βrian: Did plonker evolve from something akin to a souse?
	12:42pm Mary Wing: It's no "Headless Body Found In Topless Bar" though, heh. That was a legendary headline.
	12:42pm Mary Wing: Hiya KWilde and Listening Out There! Happy October!
	12:43pm David (in London): 'Plonker' was popularised by a character called Del Boy in a TV comedy called Only Fools and Horses ("Rodney, you plonker" became something of a catch-phrase). As a show it was massive. Del Boy was a likeable grifter.
	12:45pm David (in London): Mary, thanks. I think 'Legless in the Topless Bar' will be the title of my new autobiography.
	12:48pm βrian: OED: Origin: Apparently formed within English, by derivation. Etymons: plonk v., -er suffix1. a. transitive. Originally English regional (northern). To hit or strike (someone or something) with a heavy thud.
	12:48pm Carmichael: Friggin' Skype ... Heya Mary and citizens.
	12:50pm βrian: So no relation to plonk as cheap wine.
	12:52pm Mary Wing: Hi there Carmichael, welcome at last!
	12:59pm Handy Haversack: Hello, Mary and all the Wingnuts! Sorry I'm late. Bagpipe and I were walking each other and laying in some supplies. Glad to be here!
	1:00pm dougseidel: bagpipe! that's a great name
	1:00pm Mary Wing: Hi Handy! Thank you for your pledge!!
	1:01pm Roberto: Is this Morning Dew by Bad Lip Reading?
	1:01pm David in London: Ah, it’s the birthday boy. Yo Handy. No plonker you, that’s for sure.
	1:02pm Handy Haversack: My great pleasure, Mary! Thank you!
	1:02pm Handy Haversack: David! If we're sozzling, I'll have some plonk, though. Or whatever you have on hand.
	1:03pm βrian: There go the tornado sirens.
	1:03pm Ike: Jimmy Fallon has decent taste in music, but other than that, he's a totally unfunny plonker, one of the worst things ever to come out of SNL, and I much prefer Colbert.
	1:05pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Happy B-Day, @Handy!
	1:08pm Handy Haversack: Merci, Sylvia! Très gentille!
	1:10pm Mary Wing: Happy birthday, Handy! Opps, I forgot to thank Kate as well, argh! Please tell her I say thanks for her support, even if it's usually from the other room!
	1:11pm rw: Mary! Good morning! Driving. Hi everyone
	1:12pm Handy Haversack: That got a beautiful smile and a laugh, Mary! She says she intends to get her own sign-in before the end of the year and participate as well. I hope it's not the expense that's slowing her down. Or all the red tape ... And thanks for the bday wishes!
	1:13pm Michael 98145: @David, yes! Huge fan of Dennis Potter. What a loss.
	1:14pm Mary Wing: Good morning, rw! Did you hear me thank you for your pledge?
	1:15pm Really Lisa: Thank you for thanking me for thanking you, Mary :)
	1:15pm Mary Wing: Hi Roberto! I can always count on your Morning Dew mention when I play BTS, thanks!
	1:16pm Roberto: It's what I do, Mary!
	1:17pm Mary Wing: We all have our chores, heh!
	1:21pm Michael 98145: Cumbia!
	1:24pm βrian: "Somebody's dancing, m'lord. Cumbia."
	1:27pm spodiodi: Happy bday, Handy!
	1:27pm Michael 98145: Indeed, HBD @HH
	1:29pm Phillippe Bastille: Later gators. Off to another virtual meeting. Pray for me if you're religious, and smoke 'em if ya got 'em.
	1:29pm rw: Yes! Thank you for the shout out! Just got to work. Have a good Wednesday everyone and don’t forget to pledge/ vote!
	1:30pm rw: Oh! And happy birthday HH!
	1:31pm βrian: Gonna watch the 'Rock-em, Sock-em' debate this evening?
	1:37pm David (in London): This is super jaunty. It's going to be the theme tune of my new evening chat show.
	1:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: The from Meg Okura seems similar to "Frankenstein" from Edgar Winter Group.
	1:39pm Mary Wing: Heh heh, Legless With David Tonight?
	1:39pm Mary Wing: Or maybe Get Legless With David Tonight?
	1:40pm sphere: hey mary, really enjoying the show. :)
	1:40pm Handy Haversack: spod, Michael, rw, thanks, friends! It's ridiculous how touched I am by the well wishing from the WFMU family. I mean it. It just means so much. I am very lucky to have found this place.
	1:40pm David in London: That’s it Mary! And you’re going to be my first guest.
	1:40pm Handy Haversack: David, I would proudly sign on as coexecutive (booze) procurer!
	1:41pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Good morning-ish, Mary and Whatever-ers!
	1:41pm sphere: oh happy happy handy!
	1:41pm pantz: I'll watch the debates tonight. I hope Kamala hands Pence his a$$.
	1:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Handy - Some years ago, I emailed Liz Berg about the idea for commenters to get birthday cake icons by their names.
	1:42pm Ike: I don't know if I can stomach it. People seem to be under the misapprehension that Kamala Harris will completely dismantle VP Christian Mannequin. He is an experienced AM talk radio host, an oozing, oleaginous creature, so he'll lie like a very smooth and totally unruffled plastic carpet. (I was going to say "lie like a smooth dog" but that'd be a grave insult to canines.)
	1:42pm dougseidel: i think only mammals have asses
	1:43pm Handy Haversack: WFMU the only place I trust with my metadata, Ken! Many thanks, sphere!
	1:43pm sphere: Kamala was a top prosecutor and she has verbally disembowled many people during her stint in Congress, so I feel confident that Pence will fall.
	1:44pm βrian: Who's your meta daddy? smack
	1:44pm Carmichael: Clicky star Horse Lords!
	1:46pm βrian: I love the tumbling, cascading quality of the 'sLords.
	1:46pm doctorjazz: Hi! Really like these Horse Lords guys!
	1:47pm Mary Wing: Hi there dougseidel, sphere, and S&M&S! Thanks for your pledge, S&M&S! So glad for the support!
	1:47pm doctorjazz: Like this Hendrix guy as well...
	1:49pm Mary Wing: And howdy pantz and doctorjazz! I'll pass on the debates and catch the media fallout tomorrow; I think my sanity will remain intact that way.
	1:50pm spodiodi: Ahh this Hendrix feels good B^)
	1:50pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: You are so very welcome, Mary! <3
	1:51pm βrian: I wasn't going to watch, but then I thought: "Schadenfreude!"
	1:52pm Mary Wing: Ken, did Liz Berg ever reply to that email? I think a cake icon would be cool but maybe it needs a lot of coding to enable it? Maybe you would need to enter your birthday so it can be automatically uploaded on the day?
	1:53pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Hello plonkers near and far! I used to enjoy reading letters to the editor of the Times of London but am not willing to pay for it.
	1:53pm David in London: Mary, well, if you’re at a loose end later then... we have a session going out today, 6pm your time (I think that’s right, it’s 3pm PST) on KLFM.org
	1:54pm Handy Haversack: Mary, I'm going to double down on your method and skip the "debate" and the media fallout and clutch tightly whatever bits of sanity I still have.
	1:54pm David in London: I heart Jad Fair.
	1:54pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Happy birthday Handy! Cake for everybody!
	1:55pm Mary Wing: Hiya Lizzie! Did you just make a pledge? If so, thanks!!
	1:55pm Hubig Pie: It's just you and I And we don't care
	1:58pm βrian: Damn, I need to go dig a trench, but I canna leave!
	1:59pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Lizzie!
	2:00pm Sylvia (France-NYC): yes to CAKE
	2:03pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Aw, we miss Liz Berg!
	2:03pm βrian: I especially miss her laugh.
	2:05pm βrian: Ugh. I can't find Foto Aérea on CD.
	2:07pm Mary Wing: Yes, it's LP-only. We got it on a CD-R at the station when it was released.
	2:09pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Yes that was me, Mary. You're most welcome.
	2:10pm βrian: It seems like it was issued on CD, but maybe too small of a supply.
	2:10pm sphere: PJ PJ PJ
	2:10pm Handy Haversack: Kate's excited for this one -- me, too!
	2:11pm Mary Wing: Gosh, this song rocks.
	2:13pm sphere: The early PJ is best in my book, with the exception of White Chalk.
	2:13pm david w: Hello, Mary and all!
	2:13pm Carmichael: You'll never get rich by digging a ditch.
	2:14pm Mary Wing: Hiya David W! Happy fundraising, my friend!
	2:15pm David in London: I went to see the Sheela na gig in Herefordshire some years ago, it really is quite something.
	2:18pm Carmichael: The Sheila-na-gig gig?
	2:20pm David in London: All these versions must be the Sheela na gig economy. Sorry, I’ll get my coat...
	2:22pm Mary Wing: David, make sure your chat show has a drummer to provide the requisite rim-shots, heh.
	2:22pm Ike: Speaking of the gig economy, a reminder to our California friends -- vote NO on Prop 22! Thanks. calaborfed.org...
	2:23pm sphere: Wow. So many covers of this tune!
	2:23pm Handy Haversack: David, you ever hear the one about the two toms and a snare that fell out of a tree?
	2:24pm Mary Wing: Lots of PJ tribute albums, surprisingly; more than I would have thought.
	2:24pm David in London: Handy, no I didn’t. What happened?
	2:24pm Handy Haversack: Bad-um-bum schnisssss!
	2:25pm pantz: "dirty pillows" tee hee
	2:26pm Carmichael: I think that story is a cymbalic one.
	2:27pm Sylvia (France-NYC): I googled the meaning of Sheela-Na-Gig
	2:27pm sphere: ouch
	2:28pm David in London: Ha ha, excellent! “My name’s Handy Haversack, and I’ll be here all week”.
	2:28pm spodiodi: Nice Sheila back gig cover!
	2:30pm βrian: Never taken a Lyft or an Über. Just seems too creepy.
	2:34pm sphere: One of my friends uses Lyft and he was actually arguing with the driver about politics in the middle of the trip. I was sure we were going to end up in the middle of a bridge somewhere.
	2:35pm David in London: Ian Svenonius always makes the world better.
	2:36pm Carmichael: I uber from airports to hotels. I get a variety of drivers, mostly OK. I generally give off a "don't f*ck with me" vibe, as a matter of principle.
	2:38pm Carmichael: Ha ha, Sylvia. Nice surprise, eh?
	2:38pm Handy Haversack: No smartphone. No Uber. I take (took, alas) cabs and car services, though.
	2:39pm pantz: This Otoboke Beaver reminds me a lot of CHAI. Ever heard them @Mary?
	2:40pm TDK60: Yeah Handy, I pretty much use limos (car service) when I have to. Mostly, subway trains.
	2:40pm Mary Wing: Funny you should mention CHAI, pantz...
	2:41pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @Carmichael the good kind!
	2:41pm pantz: Waddya know! I must have that ESP the kids have been raving about.
	2:42pm sphere: I like this CHAI, which is nice because 21st century pop hasn't been working for me so far.
	2:45pm David in London: If a cab driver in London hasn’t taken The Knowledge, then they’ll get no shekels from me.
	2:45pm Handy Haversack: @TDK60, the past several years, I would avoid taxis from Manhattan at almost any cost. The subway was almost invariably faster. The traffic, thanks to Uber, had gotten so derangedly awful that even, say, laden down with all the gear after a softball game, I'd rather hump it to the subway and walk over the Pulaski than sit in a taxi for an hour and a half trying to get across 57th St. CHAI was good, but specifically said more cake!
	2:46pm Handy Haversack: David, which reminds me! I keep meaning to ask you whether you have read The Kraken, by China Miéville. Some very, very good Londonism.
	2:46pm βrian: But ... I thought everybody had moved out of NYC!
	2:48pm Mary Wing: The delivery bikes and Uber cars would lead you to believe otherwise.
	2:48pm Phillippe Bastille: Lovely. Got off my call in time to step on a snake outside my office door
	2:49pm Mary Wing: That sounds like a euphemism, but yuck.
	2:49pm David in London: Handy, I’m a big fan of his work (really love The City and The City), but that’s not one I’ve read. I’ll add it to the list.
	2:50pm TDK60: I hear ya, Handy. I hate sitting in traffic. Cabs run up a bill. I hate getting stuck in the suway too. I always take a book or magazine.
	2:51pm TDK60: May, I've always loved the back and forth between a major and minor chord, like this.
	2:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Mary. See you ding-a-lings around.
	2:52pm TDK60: [Mary, that is.]
	2:52pm Mary Wing: Me too, TDK60, so good.
	2:53pm David in London: Can’t believe that three hours has passed. Can you do another three please Mary? Thanks for a great show.
	2:54pm pantz: Love China Mieville. His work is so very different than other sci-fi/fantasy I've read. I sometimes feel like I've been taking hallucinogens after reading him.
	2:54pm Mary Wing: I'll try to catch your gig tonight, David, what was the station again?
	2:55pm Handy Haversack: Mary, thanks so much -- for the tunes and the kind words! Great show! Lots of zip -- and pizzazz! Be well, Wingnuts! I think I have read all Miéville's fiction. And Salvage, a communist journal of politics, culture, and art that he is a founding editor of is the only thing I actually subscribe to.
	2:56pm David in London: Mary, KLFM.org. Don’t worry if you can’t. I’ll send it to you later anyway.
	2:56pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Mary
	2:56pm Handy Haversack: KLFM.org? On it!
	2:56pm spodiodi: Thanks, Mary! See you all soon!
	2:56pm Mary Wing: Stick around for DJ Black Helmet, the playlist is here: wfmu.org...
	2:57pm david w: Thanks, Mary. Great one!
	2:58pm βrian: Speaking of, The Wisconsin Tourism Federation recently changed its name.
	2:58pm David in London: England shakes because it hasn’t put the central heating on.
	2:59pm KWilde: Thanks Mary!
	2:59pm Mary Wing: Thanks for listening!!
	2:59pm TDK60: Thanks.
	5:32pm chresti in Griffith Park: Hey wingdingers!
	5:33pm chresti in Griffith Park: Oops, no internet at work

100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from October 7, 2020

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