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Mad Music Top 20 Revenge, Episode 12-16, April 20, 2012
Topic: Show 400 - OUR 400th SHOW!!!
CELEBRITY SKYPE - Goofy Gary Arnold
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fiogf49gjkf0d Hey hey! I'm pickled tink to have been included in your 400th show! And thrice? Thrice is nice! Thanks for including my silliness in...uh, YOUR silliness.
Best wishes for 400 more!
Bill
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fiogf49gjkf0d I must say I never expected to hear "Thank Ghu, I'm A Fannish Boy" on any show. It's such a specific subject... science fiction fandom and it was primarily meant to amuse science fiction 'fanzine fans'. Once they were a large part of the foundation of fandom from the earliest days. Today, they are a nostalgic side-note for most of the people who make up today's convention crowds... if they've even heard of fanzines (or 'zines) at all.
OH... and by the way... in response to your on-air musings about the definition of the word 'Ghu', here is an entry from the Fan Reference section of the Fanac.org website:
"GHU
The first fannish ghod invented by Donald Wollheim and John B. Michel on August 6, 1935. Ghu was either a beetle living on Vulcan or Wollheim personified – or possibly both, depending on who was defining it and when. Various members of the New York Futurians served as acolytes with fitting high-sounding church titles. Ghu's holy color is purple because Ghuists publish using spirit duplicators or hectographs and the primary ditto or hecto carbon is purple. Note that Ghu and GhuGhu are one and the same. Likewise Foo and FooFoo."
Thanks again for including me in your 400th show!
Bill
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fiogf49gjkf0d A few more clarifications:
It's not the 'latest from Bill Mills'... it was written and recorded several years ago and I only posted it to my Facebook wall last week because there was a Fanzine Fan convention (Corflu) in Las Vegas from April 20 - 22, 2012.
Also, there is a line that says "the first thing I wrote was Fiawol". That's a fannish reference to an oft used fannish acronym which stands for "Fandom Is A Way Of Life".
Just 'for the record'. ;-)
Billiam
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fiogf49gjkf0d Ah, ok :) I couldn't find any earlier release date for it on Google though.
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fiogf49gjkf0d Happy 400 shows! Keep up the good work!
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fiogf49gjkf0d Likewise, congrats on your longevity. I am impressed with your dedication and vast knowledge of dementia music.
And thanx for playing "Everyone's a Stooge" as an extra. It's my favorite song these days; along with "I'll Eat Your Brain". I sing that one at work, loudly, and my colleagues just shake their heads and wonder...
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