Don't mention the football! Caroline Coon's talk of protest marches reminds Jarvis of a political interpretation of The Wizard of Oz. Footballer Jack Charlton talks technique. Jarvis explains that I Zimbra by Talking Heads is a Dadaist poem by Hugo Ball - he reads another and plays songs in Elvish and Ethiopian. He considers how songs can feel meaningful without us understanding the language. David Attenborough lectures on the subject of singing and the part it plays in courtship. And Jarvis reads from AC Grayling's secular Bible. Birthdays: David Attenborough, Keith Jarrett, Chris Frantz, Mahmoud Ahmed, Mary Lou Williams, Robert Johnson, Tom of Finland, Roberto Rossellini, Sonny Liston, Thomas Pynchon, Saul Bass (a clip from his sci-fi film about ants), John Snagge (describing Westminster Abbey), Gary Snyder (Ian Dury reads his poem Riprap), Ricky Nelson, Michel Gondry (pondering inspiration) and Dave Rowntree.
Chilly Gonzales — Bongo Monologue
Beastie Boys — Girls
Elton John — I've Seen That Movie Too
Little Walter — That's It
Thurston Moore — Benediction
Gablé — Too Fat to Fart to Fight
Keith Jarrett — Silence
Talking Heads — I Zimbra
Donald Swann — Namarie
Mahmoud Ahmed — Belomi Benna
Edward Williams — The Sex Life of the Fern
Robert Johnson — Hellhound on My Trail
Mary Lou Williams — Taurus
Adam and The Ants — Ants Invasion
Biff Bang Pow! — Sleep
Ian Dury — Riprap by Gary Snyder
Ian Dury and The Blockheads — Wake Up and Make Love with Me
CAN — Millionspeil (Edit)
Ricky Nelson — Garden Party
Monsters of Folk — His Master's Voice
Jon Brion — Theme from Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Blur — Optigan 1
Leonard Nimoy — Alien
Arcade Fire — Month of May
