"The 'In' Crowd" by Bryan Ferry. The Sonic Bloom Tue Dec 16 with Esoterica on WPRB Princeton 103.3 FM

howdy!

Hello hello

Hey!

Hi Esoterica! Did I really hear you say "Part 1"?

hello mike! Orb from MD! Kerrofflesburgsteinski!

yes! part 1!

let's go!

So far this is a dirty show. Harry and all.

I can dig it

Earth! More dirt!

haha

what are your glam faves!?

I had a glam friend back in the day, and that is a tough call for me.

sweet!

20th Century Boy!!

Love it

I still LOVE the Girlschool version but this is almost as good ;-)

Recorded during my fave T Rex album, Tan

Tanx

Glam was so weird, but my fave glam boy producer is definitely Todd Rudgrin.

Weirdly wonderfful

Let the record show that one of the first LPs I bought from Columbia House was "Desolation Boulevard" by SWEET - I think I still owe those people money, as reflected in my Credit score

I ge that, kerroffle...

sweet! yes!

Randy, I bought that one too, in high school, with my allowance money

I believe the cover band that Billie Joe Armstrong puts together, The CoverUps, does "Fox On The Run"

I think Commie Francis once played a German-language cover of "Fox On The Run"

AND ... I've heard that, plus l "Love Is Like Oxygen" is ShopRite

@Esoterica, and woohoo for this being Part 1!! :-DD

Sweet… Yeah. The song my third grade teacher couldn't play on rainy days because us kids went bonkers bouncing all over the room. Ballroom blitzed

haha right

@G Jax, it's so fucking corny I just love it.

@G Jax, that's a riot

"Boy, I wanna warn ya It'll turn into a ballroom blitz"

Omg if I heard a Sweet song in any store in 2025, I'd probably go bonkers and bounce all over the store

Yeah, I always tell some version of that story every time a sweet song is played. But yeah, it's the total truth. The teacher couldn't play it. Something about the sound of a third graders crazy. I think Steve Priest Voice.

Teachers have issues too. That's for sure.

I recently read something about that song and it's a real Rashomon situation where Andy Scott, Steve Priest, Mike Chapman & Nicky Chinn all have different versions of the Origin Story

wow, true true

The funny thing is in the 80s in the cut out been at Wawa sound I found a cassette of desolation Boulevard. I actually never owned the record, but I had it then. And we were all part of that 80s sort of clammy heavy metal South Jersey scene but somehow a lot of people I was around didn't know about Sweet. Or they had just forgotten. Anyway, we played that tape to death.

Not Wawa sound.., Wall To Wall Sound jeez

And not clammy...GLAMMY

love that album

Sooo.... Wawa to Wawa?

I was admittedly confused by Wawa Sound - get your tunes and hoagies

Is that a Bowie album?

Snipe Mike! lol

I never ever never, never never ever ever never never go into Wawa unless I need to use the bathroom. I hate Wawa.

I have one behind my house....it has saved my ass a few times

The Wawa's in Philly are superior me thinks.

But wall to wall sound back in the day that cassette cut out bin I bought all kinds of good shit there

yeah, it's me. Guess the world on the Wawa thing. That's cool.

From the Sterile Cuckoo soundtrack

Awesome Liza vehicle!

Indeed

That makes no sense at all geez. I said me against the world. Shit I'll just shut up and listen.

Who the fuck knows about that movie but you and some dork?

Right?????????????

lol

Two dorks I suspect

In it's defense, they were making great glam music at the time that movie came out. Sooo... All good there.

Oh foo I missed Suzi Quatro :-((

all good maybe I'll play her again!

https://www.officialcharts.com/charts/singles-chart/19731216/7501/

Suzi Quatro was the fist thing that got my attention in glam land thanks to my glam buddy's love of her. :)

#1 Merry Xmas Slade

yes!!

The "Suzi Q" doc was really good

My first was T Rex with Electric Warrior

so goood

mine might be bowie and Elton

Slade is zone for sure.

Suzi Quattro launched many people's loves of girl bass players

yeah she was badass

Even borrowed their chords for this song.

My first ESO Glam show! Little Willie by Sweet, the first glam I heard. FM radio was still a few years away.

hey John!

Electric Warrior sure sounded fresh in 71

Love that song

In 1973-1974 I was in Italy listening after sundown to Radio Luxembourg broadcasting the hot English sounds. So I first learned of Suzi Quatro, Slade, Sweet, etc etc etc

Hey John! I think Little Willy was the first glam song I heard, a few months before I started listening to Radio Luxembourg

@Esoterica Oh please play Suzi Quatro again if you can

73 was first year of college and working at Burger King...Little Willie was in heavy rotation

amazing, rob

DJ Tim has that excellent Quatro thumbnail and that triggers me for sure.

will do! rob I was saying amazing tho to radio luxembourg

nice K!

@Esoterica, Radio Luxembourg was a pivotal experience/change for me. I was so sad to move back to the States

aww I love your stories of that time

I like how happy days somehow wedged Suzy's leather pants and shag haircut into "50s" America

Did glam have a sound or did sound have a glam?

Hmmmmmmm

I ask the tough questions when I get around to it.

sound had a glam. Because in the 80s glam was around, but didn't sound like it did

It's chicken and egg kind of shit but if I had to choose ..

Don't forget sweet!

Someone has to ask them

But what the fuck was Rod Stewart then?

yeah he was a bit glam rod

I don't think of Rod as glam.

Little Willy was on one of the K-Tel compilations I got for Xmas

Rod Stewart was Jeff Beck's singer - and Jeff Beck was whatever he wanted to be

Haircuts alone don't make you glam. Rod was awesome though back in those days. I think he was like one of the best if not the best front man ever in the days when he was rocking

great hair lol

the faces

Faces don't count. LOL

Haircuts make you glam as much as they make you Punk: 0%

The most beaatles sounding Bowie song

yo, Francis!

The Band Faces, that is.

Oh, K-Tel comps! I have 2 or 3 British K-Tel compilations from 1973 & 1974!

but I do love the faces

But hey, we're categorizing. What's clam what's not what punk was not whatever. It's all rock 'n' roll to me.

K-Tel!

This fucking thing will not recognize the word glam. It keeps saying clam.

haha

Clam Rock - ok - I'm not going to make the joke

"It's all rock 'n' roll to me" Billy Joel has joined the chat LOL

I know you could buy Mississippi Queen on K-Tel, According to the comercials.

I liked Mississippi queen when I was a kid

Me too Eso

An edited "Walk on the wild side" was on one

I love the Faces "Pool Hall Richard", it's (gotta be) on one of my comps

little did I know it wasn't produced in the swamps I Louisiana but in NYC lol but still great

Ha those K-rel commercials. I distinctly remember the first time I ever heard ELO evil woman was a cat commercial. But it wasn't ELO it was some other version by God knows who. The thing about it is I thought it sounded so cool and when I heard the ELO version I was like this is lame. Of course I'm just going by the six second clip I heard in the commercial who knows of the whole song was good

It was top 10 in the UK in 1973-1974

NYC was Hit Factory central.

I got a pre-Ballroom Blitz SWEET compilation at 3rd Street jazz, with "Blockbuster" and others

No, Billy Joel hasn't joined the chat. He would say it's still rock 'n' roll. I didn't say that…

Blockbuster is FABULOUS

6 o-clock only sorry

Blockbuster IS fabulous.

Jerry is a fucking genius.

So is Piece a da Action

Spoon is a favorite "underdog"

Yoder? Does anybody with that name not drive a horse and buggy?

Pavement hex

Smog dress sexy at my funeral

@RobMD Don't know much about Radio Luxembourg other than the Godley Creme song Radio Luxembourg.

If only the basement bands had access to good recording gear back in the day. Things would be a bit different me thinks.

@John Coffey I don't know that Godley Creme song. I never bought any of their records. But I do have the first 3 10cc albums

@RobMD Godley Creme song is called Get Well Soon.

Idk godly creme either

Cry. That was a big, godly cream song, wasn't it?

They were more known in the 80s is video guys. On MTV.

This is Rocky Horror level.

@Eso, surely you know G/C 1985 hit Cry. Original members of 10cc.

oh yes that is right, John! I do! ha

G Jax yes. And also Joey's Camel, which received too much airplay imo on WHFS down here in DC (and the Overnight Express show midnight to 6 am Fri & Sat nights on WAMU until 1983)

@kerrofle "If only the basement bands had access to good recording gear back in the day. Things would be a bit different me thinks. " I know they would be for me --- at least MY daughter isn't trying to track down a 40 year-old demo like the girl from Cherry Hill who's looking for her moms punk band tape

Wow, don't know Joey's camel. Actually even cry didn't get any AirPlay in Philly radio.

But it was all over MTV all the time. And I know they were directors for other videos. Godly and Creme

@Randy Marthins, I watched 4 tack reel to real tracks get overwritten to my horror by my band. I comes down to how much money we had for tapes. ARG!

@john Coffey "the Godley Creme song Radio Luxembourg." I made a portfolio piece of a CD package for 'Radio Borneo: The Best Jazz in The Jungle' of an orangutan playing bass

My cousin's stepdad was a record producer, but could he get us a TEAC 4-track? Nope LOL

I get Luxembourg mixed up with Lichtenstein.

My wife just mentioned "Snack Attack" by Godley & Creme which is on the same album (Ismism) as Joey's Camel and also imo was overplayed on the Overnight Express show and on WHFS

lol randy - a bridge too far I guess

@GJax, Lichtenstein's 2009 album "Survival Strategies In A Modern World" is a pretty good indiepop type of record ... just to mix you up some more ;-)

I wish I'd paid more attention to saving the notebooks of LYRICS to the songs I wrote along the way

I knew that.

I just get the cuts mixed up

countries, man, I said countries, and it said cuts. It actually could've gone a lot worse than that…

MUD MUD MUD MUD <3333

oh yeah!

Crazy Hypnosis Dyna-mite Tiger Feet

@Randy Marthins, I loved and lived it. I remember too much. Never want to see their notes about it. I've got my own reality now, and that was fucking crazy times. Moving on.

Yes, rob! the Mud connection

We're clear about Mud ;-)

I simply love the Camper Van Beethoven version of this most.

Speaking of Slade (a while ago) we met Acey Slade of The Misfits and CatFight Coffee at the NJ Punk Rock Flea Market on Saturday

This Status Quo song remains one of my all-time favorites

yeah it is, cool, K. May I call you, K?

Anything you like

@kerrofle - I was talking with Nancy Barile about our days in the Philly scene, and we were both 'I'm glad someone wrote it down, 'cuz no one would believe it' --- read her book, and you kinda get MY bio LOL

If you see Kay..

Can vitamin c

@Randy Marthins, interesting. Is it a quick read?

Time is my premium these days. lol

Could be, if you read fast

:)

hi Andrea!

https://www.bazillionpoints.com/books/im-not-holding-your-coat-my-bruises-and-all-memoir-of-punk-rock-rebellion-by-nancy-barile-preorder-ships-dec-15/

oh cool, I want to get that.

Nice!

She has a new one, too!!! https://deathwishinc.com/products/ssd-how-much-art-can-you-take

Bryan Ferry surely counts as glam by any yardstick.

oh yeah

love roxy

@Randy, she clearly has a position. :)

@Randy M Back in Nancy Barille days were you friends within WKDU staff of Lee Paris?

It's great to hear this Geordie song!!!

yeah, cool! you like the bubblegum end of things?

CHicory Tip!!

Knew him yeah, although I always get the name of his show messed up

Mel Toxic, Nick Diesel

Not to be confused with, “Art School Confidential”, Terry Zwigoff film.

Ghost world

@ Randy I'm still great friends with Cathy Cummings. Lost touch with Mel Toxic and Mr. Monotone.

A much better film!

Ghost World

Y'know - I WENT to Art school, but I've not (yet) watched that LOL

John Malkovich couldn’t save Art School Confidential.

Thora Birch

The art class in ghost world nails art school.

@jon - that's great! I think I remember Cathy (or another Cathy?)

cool riff here

I'm still pulling together ppl from the day on the gram; six degrees & whatnot

Noosphere "why you are" Philadelphia band

@dan - "The art class in ghost world nails art school." my Art school was more of a VoTech --- it's an Old Navy now on Chestnut Street

Most frequent word in art school…

Juxtaposed!

I went to #2 art school. RISD is #1, where Talking Heads, Martin Mull went.

haha dan

which one do you go to, may I ask?

#2, Piece

I see it's stream in a couple places - gonna have to access it soon

Crumb’s daughter did the sketchbook in Ghost World. Brilliant!

By what it is juxtaposed will just be the hook I hang my hat on dan.

SAIC BFA ‘85. Schooloftheartinstituteofchicago

Photography an Museum Studies

Like him (now) or not, Neil Gaiman's commencement at UArts is magnificent

nice!

Chicago has some kind of art school? Well fuck me running!

Art Institute of Philadelphia '83 (the corporate one)

I went to school with guys in Sea And Cake band.

oh yeah they were great

@Kerrifle "Chicago has some kind of art school? Well fuck me running!" they have a marathon too; maybe you can double up?

Philly is major fine art capital. The Duchamp installation alone!

See what happens when you dip your toes?

Mural capital of the world!!!

for sure!

I would for sure give it a go Randy. lol

When we visit the Art Museum, and we get to the DuChamp Room, I ALWAYS say "There she is!!!"

Actually Chicago is fucking brilliant!

Oh, we've discovered cursing? I thought we didn't say shit like that here?

I believe it is pronounced "DaChamps room"

Fuck yeah Randy!

No that's at The Linc

Nothing prepares you for it

This is not the part that goes on the radio.

“Father, mirror…father, mirror” Iliana Douglass in ghost world. Hilarious

Honesty better count or I'm out. :)

Memphis is mural capital for me. I’ve shot a couple hundred of them.

@dan "Nothing prepares you for it" the hole in the door you mean? Yeah, very David Lynch

Exactly

I love that you are pulling the crazy good rock that actually was the basis of the glam thrust in music.

Sympatico! We might be brothers LOL

Cool pulls Eso!

You find me here: https://www.instagram.com/randmart37?igsh=N3h5dzRyeWlyaDE%3D&utm_source=qr

thanks, K! Appreciate that you notice

Chat made me overcook my broccoli

oh no! lol

Any chance for one of troggs three hits, but not wild thing?

You do lots of under currents around these parts Eso. Your movie madness is way beyond me and my time here on earth quite often.

David Byrne said he played troggs covers when he was busking, pre Artistics, Heads.

hey K, that is very sweet of you. I am constantly watching movies but there is still so much for me to learn.

Same here

I am so happy being rich with music here though! That's another level entirely.

@esoterica Noir-Vember was AMAZING!! "You do lots of under currents around these parts Eso. Your movie madness is way beyond me and my time here on earth quite often."

thanks randy:)

Camila Paglia loves this song! She’s written, lectured about it.

I learn a lot from all of you:)

This is the now reality! Lets Go!!!!!

Regina Saskatchewan where the band is from his coincidentally the same name as my first girlfriend. Imagine that.

There was a Montgomery Clift reference on "The Young & The Restless" yesterday !!! I said "I GOT THAT!!" (Also from "The Right Profile" by The Clash)

aw paglia! haven't heard about her in awhile. univ of the arts!

she had some fangirls for sure

She just like called Gina

ha G Jax

wow

Friend of mine: Palmyra Delran

nice!

Omg! Watched awful movie, ‘71, bless the beasts and children. In ‘73 the young and the restless took it’s music for soap theme song.

I'm a big many moods fan

god I went to the movies to see that with my bros, Karen carpenter sang it

One of my best friends is a brilliant person from Saskatchewan.

bless the beats and the children brings back memories.

beasts

The soap music isn’t Carpenters.

oh right but the film was, right

Yes

is that the one where they release the buffalo?

I am getting confused - I recall the school trip and the bus

was jackie earle haley ib it?

in

Bless beasts…makes Stand By Me look like Citizen Kane. Same type of teen angst film.

A friend of his told me a joke, that she watched her dog run away for three days. Saskatchewan is very, very flat, and you have to be there to get that joke.

@eso "bless the beats and the children" the LCD SOUNDSYSTEM Xmas record

No, bill Mumy no other known actors. Well one guy.

@Esoterica, thank you for playing Brett Smiley tonight

Thankyoufornotplayingchristmasmusic

you are welcome:) rob

@dan Cochrane, Billy Mummy did Fisheads!

haha dan

This song reminds me of WIFI92

SecondingdanCochranewithhisthankyou

"Saskatchewan is very, very flat" D'Wife had a friend who was in USAF and stationed in Nimot; she had a print of a flat straight road going off to the horizon that said "North Dakota - Life in the VAST Lane"

I like this ! need to karaoke this

And ty for playing this cover of Nick Gilder

He was engaged to Angela Cartwright at end of lost in space. Never married tho.

See even top 40 slop had some pretty cool guitars going on. Hey how about playing devil woman by Cliff Richard? Same here.

I so love wanting to play or sing along with music!

Nick Gilder was "that's a GUY singing?" before Boy George

We reach for our guitars to make sense!

I’m mixing martini’s

yes you should

noel coward goes well with martinis

We reach for our martinis to make seance too.

Better than Joe cocker

Cliff Richard's greatest contribution to music is something he didn't even sing on --- "Apache" by his backup band The Shadows

WIFI92...Lee Paris, Cathy Cummings, Mel Toxic. Full circle accomplished.

hey mike!

Ola

Hello Esoterica! My favorite glam band? Spacehog

Oh wow this is Shudder To Think? Obv. I never saw the movie

Enjoying the show from home and not stuck in traffic

Jane Austin, Noel Coward, E. M. Forster. I’d be 4th listening at that card table.

Hot Child in the City: sitting in the back-back of a Chrysler Town and Country Wagon

oh yeah sublime scene

haha love it Marcus, I can see that

thanks mike t:)

you need to see Velvet Goldmine - it is great

homage to all things glam

I went on a catholic school retreat circa 1976 and were shown Bless the Beasts and Children with Bill Mumy. that's the last time I saw that movie and went to confession. Now I gotta Google it.

It’s on YouTube right now

@mike T "WIFI92...Lee Paris, Cathy Cummings, Mel Toxic. Full circle accomplished." that was me, I started it, sorry - I'm old

I watched it last night

What?

Imagine Meatballs, and not one funny scene.

Billy? lol

Then I'm in good company Randy.

I'm pretty sure I knew about Velvet Goldmine the movie when it was released but maybe I was way too into English and Scandinavian folk as well as intense birding that year??

Bless beasts would be great double feature with Billy Jack. Another Earnest anti violence, but very violent, classic.

I saw Velvet Goldmine in the theatre. Supposed to be the David Bowie story

Have not seen this movie. Not sure I want the definition compared to my own interpretation.

Billy Jack is another matter.

Billy Jack’s hat never falls off

He's gonna take his foot and kick'em in the head and there ain't nuthin they could do about it.

I can't remember if I saw Bless The Beasts; I know I saw Billy Jack and was somewhat startled by it

You said "pastiche!"We have a funny story here at home about that word, I'll have to share another time

But he does it with angst

Billy walked da earth

I dig it

Sonic Bloom turns into Merv Griffin

Was Tiny Tim Glam? I ask you!

He could be honorary glam?

Then…The Trial Of Billy Jack. Oh my

I liked Merv but preferred Mike

Dunno

Tiny Tim opened for Moondog, on street corner Greenwich Village

TIm was glam but miss vicki was goth

I never saw The Trial of Billy Jack

We don't talk about "The Trial of Billy Jack"

He beats the judge to death

Spoiler, sorry

Tommy Bolin was brilliant. That's a fact.

I'm gonna take this right foot, and I'm gonna whop you on that side of your face..

love it, Marcus!

That side was previously whopped in comment

Tommy Bolin with Billy Cobham. Yeah mannn

bye everyone! thanks!

A couple of monsters

@G Jax, yeah, that kinda good indeed.

Ur the best, b bye

This sounds like crazy horses, osmonds

thanks dan!

In the next remake, Billy teams up with Buford Pussr and Dirty aHarry

Love Ya Eso! Be good and well dear!

thanks K!

My HERO ENO

Brian Eno!!!!!

me, too

Thanks for this awesome show, Esoterica. We are looking forward to Part 2

you are welcome, see ya next week!

If I were into guys…him and Michael Kitchen.

And Leland Sklar on bass...only learned that in the last year or two

YouTube has a band that cover here come the warm jets, complete.

You kidder

5:02 PM		Lalo Schifrin Main Title Lalo Schifrin Dirty Harry (The Original Score) Aleph Records 2004
5:05 PM		Simply Saucer Bullet Proof Nothing Simply Saucer Cyborgs Revisited In The Red 1989
5:11 PM		Queen Flash's Theme Queen Flash Gordon (Original Soundtrack) Hollywood Records 1980
5:13 PM		T. Rex 20th Century Boy T. Rex 20th Century Boy (7" Version) - Single Demon 1973
5:17 PM		Alice Cooper Is It My Body Alice Cooper Alice Cooper's Greatest Hits Rhino/Warner Records 1974
5:18 PM		Set Break: ----------------------------------------------------
5:20 PM		Redd Kross Candy Coloured Catastrophe Redd Kross N Redd Kross In The Red 2024
5:26 PM		The Sandpipers Beyond The Valley Of The Dolls The Sandpipers Come Saturday Morning A&M 1970
5:26 PM		Suzi Quatro Devil Gate Drive Suzi Quatro Quatro Chrysalis Records 1974
5:37 PM		Screemer Interplanetary Twist Screemer Singles Compilation Cherry Red Records 2023 Originally from 1976. From London!
5:40 PM		Scott Yoder Sugar On Your Lips (2022 Album Edition) Scott Yoder Wither On Hollywood & Vine (2022 Album Edition) Yoder 2022 From Vachon, WA. https://scottmatthewyoder.com
5:44 PM		Kyle Craft Heartbreak Junky Kyle Craft Full Circle Nightmare Sub Pop Records 2018
5:47 PM		David Bowie Moonage Daydream David Bowie The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars 1972
5:54 PM		Mott the Hoople Rock and Roll Queen Mott the Hoople Mott the Hoople Rhino Atlantic 1968
6:00 PM		Set Break: ----------------------------------------------------
6:05 PM		Klaus Nomi Total Eclipse Klaus Nomi Klaus Nomi RCA Records Label 1981
6:08 PM		David Bowie All the Madmen (2015 Remaster) The Man Who Sold the World (2015 Remaster) Parlophone UK 1970
6:13 PM		Jobriath Morning Star Ship Jobriath Jobriath Rhino/Elektra 1973
6:17 PM		Brett Smiley Pre-Columbian Love Brett Smiley Breathlessly Brett RPM 2003 Once a child actor (in Oliver Twist and other musicals), managed by Andrew Loog Oldham, who didn't release this album.
6:20 PM		Redd Kross Blow You a Kiss in the Wind Redd Kross Teen Babes From Monsanto Merge Records 1984
6:21 PM		Mud Crazy Mud The Very Best of Mud Parlophone UK 1998 Mud are an English glam rock band, formed in February 1966.
6:24 PM		Status Quo Pictures of Matchstick Men Status Quo Picturesque Matchstickable Messages from the Status Quo Castle Communications 1968 Status Quo are a British rock band formed in London in 1962 by Francis Rossi and Alan Lancaster while they were still schoolboys. After a number of name and lineup changes, which included the introduction of John Coghlan in 1963 and Rick Parfitt in 1967, the band became the Status Quo in 1967 and Status Quo in 1969.
6:27 PM		Set Break: ----------------------------------------------------
6:33 PM		Hollywood Brats Sick On You Hollywood Brats Hollywood Brats Cherry Red Records 1979
6:37 PM		Bryan Ferry The 'In' Crowd Bryan Ferry Another Time, Another Place Virgin Records 1974
6:41 PM		Geordie All Because of You Geordie Hope You Like It Sound and Vision 1972 Geordie is a hard/glam rock band from Newcastle upon Tyne, North East England, United Kingdom, that was formed in 1971 under the name U.S.A. The band changed its name to Geordie in 1972.
6:43 PM		Chicory Tip Son of My Father Chicory Tip Son of My Father Collecting Records OMP 1971 Chicory Tip are an English pop group, formed in 1967 in Maidstone, Kent.
6:47 PM		Rough Trade High School Confidential Rough Trade Avoid Freud True North Records 1979
6:50 PM		Set Break: ----------------------------------------------------
6:55 PM		Thundermug Bad Guy Thundermug Thundermug Strikes Epic/Legacy 1971 From London, Ontario, Canada.
6:59 PM		Thundermug Long Tall Sally Thundermug Long Tall Sally - Single AVCO Records Corp. 1971
7:02 PM		Mott the Hoople Sweet Angeline Mott the Hoople Brain Capers Rhino Atlantic 1970
7:07 PM		Ian Hunter The Truth, the Whole Truth, Nuthin' But the Truth Ian Hunter Ian Hunter Columbia 1974
7:13 PM		Buick MacKane Prelude - Jewel Buick MacKane N Elemental Child: The Words and Music of Marc Bolan Easy Action 2023
7:18 PM		Sweeney Todd Only Love Sweeney Todd A String of Pearls The Kids Room 2008 Sweeney Todd is a Canadian glam rock band formed in Vancouver in 1975. They released two albums, the first with original lead vocalist Nick Gilder, who soon left for a solo career, and the second with his 16-year-old replacement Bryan Adams.
7:20 PM		Streetheart Under My Thumb Streetheart Action: The Best of Streetheart Warner Music Canada 1981 Streetheart is a Canadian rock band, from Regina, Saskatchewan, and later based in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
7:27 PM		Lou Reed Vicious Lou Reed Transformer RCA/Legacy 1972
7:30 PM		Nick Gilder Hot Child In the City Nick Gilder City Nights Capitol Records 1978
7:33 PM		Noël Coward Mads Dogs and Englishmen Noël Coward The Master Carninco AG 2007 First performed in June of 1931 at the Music Box Theatre in NYC.
7:36 PM		Shudder to Think Ballad of Maxwell Demon Shudder To Think Velvet Goldmine 1998 1998 From Todd Haynes' film Velvet Goldmine.
7:41 PM		Shudder to Think Hot One Shudder to Think Velvet Goldmine: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack 1998 1998
7:48 PM		Set Break: ----------------------------------------------------
7:53 PM		Hello Slow Motion HELLO Hello: The Albums 7Ts 2016
7:56 PM		Brian Eno Needles In the Camel's Eye (2004 Remaster) Brian Eno Here Come the Warm Jets EMI Marketing 1974

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