SPECIAL EXTRA-LONG ALL ICELANDIC MUSIC EPISODE! First up, straight out of Reykjavik in the 1960's the band Flowers did "Glugginn" (in English, that's "The Window") from a cd called Undarlegt Með Unga Menn (buy online). Next Iceland's answer to Daft Punk, Apparat Organ Quartet doing "Global Capital" from their selt-titled 2003 debut album (Amazon). You can watch a PBS Frontline World segment that features Apparat Organ Quartet here. Then Rúnk did "Wall Street" from their 2003 album Ghengi Dahls (online import, buy online). Next was the pairing of Magga Stína and Valgeir Guðjóns for the song "Aðeins Eina Nótt" (in english "Only One Night") from a compilation album from 1997 called Megasarlög (buy online). Then you couldn't have an all Icelandic music episode of TSiMH without playing Bjork, so we heard "Amphibian (The Film Mix)" from the excelent soundtrack to Being John Malkovich (Amazon). And finally, we finished this episode with another song from the 60's, this one sounds almost indistinguishable from Combustible Edison, but is 100% Icelandic. It's by Ellý Vilhjálms and it's called "Sveitin Milli Sanda" and it can be found on a two disc "best of" collection spanning 35 years called Allt Mitt Líf: Úrval Dœgursöngva Frá Árunum '60-'95 (buy online) which came out in 2004.This episode contains a clips from March 17th episoded of The Rachel Maddow Show on Air America Radio, addressing the U.S. military's pull out of Iceland, as well as other stuff.