WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from March 24, 2021

Listener comments!
	🧩 3:00pm Handy Haversack: Sceleton Scott and the Wednesday Wonderfuls! Happy post-Marathon Wednesday.
	3:01pm McGroovey: I'm getting dead air on 91.1
	3:01pm David (in London): Hola groovers.
	3:01pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy! I heard there was going to be snacks!
	3:01pm Spinning Giant: Hey Scott & Hey again, Handy - we've both been hangin' about the same corners of the WFMUniverse all day, I think! :D
	3:02pm Spinning Giant: Hi David! Hi Phillippe!
	3:02pm steveo: hello. air is not dead but quietly rumbling
	3:02pm βrian: I hear those black helicopters.
	3:02pm McGroovey: And no live stream on the app either. I am getting the parish.
	3:03pm headcleaner: "that's not dead air - it's our programming"
	3:03pm Carmichael: Heya Skeleton Scott and cool people.
	🧩 3:03pm tim from champaign (now washington): Up with Scottify!
	3:03pm Scott Williams: Happy post-marathon everyone! I so love doing the 1st show after. John McG, that's not dead air
	3:03pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey Spinning Giant!
	3:03pm David (in London): Hey Spinning Giant (and all the other Wing transferals). Hey Tim.
	3:04pm steveo: never underestimate a helicopter full of trombone players
	3:04pm bukowski.: Bone-jour skeleton Scott et al
	🧩 3:04pm tim from champaign (now washington): I was hoping that this might be the Stockhausen piece written for helicopter.
	🧩 3:04pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hey David!
	3:04pm Beep Boop: G, #.
	3:04pm MONEYBAG$: Oh so there’s not a helicopter hovering over my house
	3:05pm Phillippe Bastille: I believe that sound was Scott popping us popcorn in a popper hidden under a down comforter
	3:05pm Radar O'Reilley: Choppers!
	🧩 3:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ESS DUB.
	3:06pm Robm: Hello fellow listeners
	3:06pm Mary Wing: Hi Scott!! This band is actually called Duet For Theremin And Lap Steel, and the album is Halocline. :-) dftals.bandcamp.com...
	🧩 3:07pm tim from champaign (now washington): Way to kick ass during the marathon, Scott!
	🧩 3:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: SW: congrats! Tell me THE GOOSE is well and in good spirits?
	🧩 3:09pm Handy Haversack: I assumed I was hearing the rumble I was supposed to hear?
	3:09pm David (in London): Evening Reverend. Tim, my erstwhile friend Rodent used to repair helicopters are Booker Aerodrome back in the day, and I always wanted to sneak in afterhours with some musicians and perform a crafty version of the Helikopter-Streichquartett. Sadly I never purchased the bolt-cutters.
	3:10pm Scott Williams: Rev! One goose is quite well, but there's another one I met last week... poor guy
	3:10pm Toutevoix: ((((((◍))))))
	3:10pm TDK60: Hiya Scott. Theremin!
	3:10pm Scott Williams: @Toutevoix, funny you should say that....
	🧩 3:11pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Regards, Ultimate David. ......and all the gooses, well and unwell.
	3:11pm joe mulligan: this is the show we been waiting for! congrats on the marathon
	🧩 3:12pm tim from champaign (now washington): @David - Word to the wise, never sit on the opportunity to make music with a helicopter!
	3:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - didn't even know Hoof&Mouth would happen for sure this year - so way to freaking go man.
	3:12pm Toutevoix: ((((((((((◍♡))))))))))
	3:14pm Scott Williams: thanks so much, everyone! I can't believe how great the Marathon was, in spite of so much going against it. Best listeners in the world!
	🧩 3:15pm eºIºk: 91.1 sounds great here! Love it! Love all around! ❤️🦀🦈😻🚟🔑💈🍒🕺🏻
	3:16pm Toutevoix: Sonospheric passage of light In the wall-less house of sounds, Increasing a little bit the volume Humans... Those animals that come together By listening ((((((◍))))))
	3:16pm Ry: SUSS is wonderful great choice 👍
	3:16pm David (in London): Tim, good advice I say. Our last album featured a track with a helicopter, so I do live by such mottos!
	3:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Not even the delay (on my end anyhow) between backing tracks & vocals could deny the mighty Spirit. I wonder for our amateur Performers how Zoom compared to mounting Monty with no monitors in other years for requisite awkwardness...
	3:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: On point Toutevoix.
	🧩 3:20pm Handy Haversack: OK, I'm gonna make a sauce. Then a ziti. Weekend provisions. Glad to have you all to keep me company for it.
	3:21pm Bas NL: Scott!! Williamists!
	3:25pm wendy del formaggio: Hi Scott! I always love your post-marathon shows. Glad I could tune in today, even a little late.
	3:26pm Scott Williams: Thank you Wendy!! I sure love doing 'em
	3:28pm McGroovey: I'm listening through the radio app on my phone, so as to avoid using WFMU $bandwidth. Crackly radio+crackly?music?=? Is this dead air, or is it art?
	3:28pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all. Congrats on the collection efforts.
	3:31pm David (in London): Shalom ami ad.
	🧩 3:32pm Handy Haversack: Hey, ami ad. Wendy! I thought I had picked up some Parmigiano Reggiano, and now it looks like I forgot. And it's raining. Your powers don't let you send cheese through the chat board, do they?
	3:34pm ami ad: Hi there, David (in London), Handy Haversack. Just got in, ended up dumpster diving outside the Rough Trade store in Williamsburg.
	3:34pm steveo: ok now that threw me for a loop :)
	3:34pm headcleaner: that voice!
	🧩 3:35pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hey Ami Ad!
	🧩 3:35pm Handy Haversack: Nice, ami ad. Anything good?
	3:35pm The Oscar: Been busy working, but OH MY GOD Ogden Edsl!!
	3:36pm ami ad: Hello tim from champaign (now washington).
	3:36pm joe mulligan: so curious to know what happens before that
	3:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Imagine commercail FM being like this @ any time in history...
	3:36pm steveo: i don't think Ogden Edsl was telling me the truth
	🧩 3:37pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Scott. I like how the marathon had the surprise twist ending ... making the goal without needing overtime.
	3:37pm Roberto: Ogden Edsl? The Dead Puppies guy?
	🧩 3:37pm tim from champaign (now washington): "Staircase to Heaven" - hahaha!
	3:37pm McGroovey: OK. I switched over to the app when that guy started talking because I thought maybe my radio was starting to pick up that station from Connecticut, which wouldn't do at all. OK, art.
	3:37pm Jeremy: I'm just tuning in, is Bob Brainen filling in?
	3:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...what an Ox that Bull became ..not that I have any idea where he broadcasted from....
	🧩 3:38pm Handy Haversack: Bob Dylan, the Bay City Rollers, and Andy Rooney ...
	3:38pm The Oscar: My band in high school used to cover "Dead Puppies"-- we caught flack for it more than once!
	3:38pm steveo: welcome back, McG :)
	🧩 3:38pm LastWhiteRhino: It does sound like Bob Brainen.
	3:39pm Steve from Dunwoody: Yo DJ Edsl, you're stuck in an awful loop...when next you fade to unconsciousness, please stay there
	3:39pm Bas NL: And a whopping $1.523.276 on the counter. Somebody really must love WFMU.
	3:39pm Roberto: Was the screaming coming from inside the bathroom?
	3:40pm Jeremy: Congrats Scott and everyone! The Word was preached, the people beseeched and the goal was reached!
	3:40pm JBoogie: hej Scott, hi everyone.
	3:41pm Beep Boop: Scott, I dare you to try keeping a WMD pedal in your carry-on
	🧩 3:41pm tim from champaign (now washington): I hope Phil Collins's "Against All Odds" was played when the Marathon goal was made.
	3:42pm headcleaner: SUSS were one of my great pre-pandemic discoveries
	3:42pm ami ad: @Handy Haversack: It's mostly junk there, picked up an Unkle EP, J Dilla, The Ritchie Family and a Wire magazine with Oren Ambarchi on the cover and a CD collection.
	3:42pm The Oscar: I saw Ono in Boston a couple of years ago without knowing anything about them, and they completely blew me away. What a cool band.
	🧩 3:43pm tim from champaign (now washington): Is Ono the weirdo band from Chicago?
	3:44pm Roberto: Oh lol P-MS = Post-Marathon Scott
	3:45pm Jeremy: Rise, William, Rise!
	🧩 3:45pm tim from champaign (now washington): I always wanted to catch Ono live but never did. I love weirdos!
	3:45pm muckgeist: 1-800-989-9368?
	3:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: <3 Rise William Rise ! Always Remember.
	🧩 3:45pm Handy Haversack: The show is the thanks -- and listening is our thanking you back. It's a thank circle. It's center is everywhere, and it's circumference is nowhere. But it sounds free!
	3:49pm ami ad: Rise, William, Rise.
	3:49pm Toutevoix: Merci Handy!
	3:50pm Jeremy: Shades of Oneida
	3:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wanna say again : No income now & couldn't pledge this Marathon. (Hoping this will change!) To All who have: Please know you have my sincere gratitude for sustaining this Cultural Cornerstone of WFMU & all it means for me & for everyone. <3 ...I mean Wow ! Ass-kicking $1.5million. & in the worst year ever. ...Wow.
	3:53pm Scott Williams: Jeremy! Can I steal that?? "The Word was preached, the people beseeched and the goal was reached!" brilliant
	3:53pm David (in London): Rev Rabbit. You ain't heavy, you're our brother.
	3:54pm Jeremy: Wait, is this still the same song?
	3:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: David iL : Also that: No funny vibe for it - not a hint of one - but the opposite: Camaraderie & support in great supply.
	3:55pm Ping: @McGroovey/DJ/listeners: ya know, I was wondering about that. Does it cost the station more money if I listen online? How about if I just read the playlist online along with listening to the radio? Where does the phone app fit in?
	3:55pm Jeremy: Scott, please steal away!
	3:56pm Jeremy: I mean, steal away but stay right here
	3:56pm Scott Williams: Whoops, forgot to update the playlist - once the english language singing about US's fucked up gun culture started, it was Octopus
	3:57pm Bas NL: David iL said it, Rev Rabbit!
	🧩 3:57pm tim from champaign (now washington): Whoa! Octopus on ESP? Never heard of them. WFMU's 2 for 2 today on schooling me on music which I should have been already aware of.
	3:58pm Scott Williams: @Tim, I think ESP deleted this from their catalog, but I haven't checked lately
	3:58pm Alvy Singer: Octopus was a couple of 17 year old kids knocking this out.
	3:59pm paddy in matawan: loving this stuff
	🧩 4:00pm Handy Haversack: What David said! (I got distracted by noticing how tilted my apt. is, visible when you pour a little oil in a pot.)
	4:00pm McGroovey: Whether you're listening through the app, or listening to the live stream off the playlist, you're still using online bandwidth, which costs WFMU more than $0 either way. So I listen on my radio when I can.
	🧩 4:02pm tim from champaign (now washington): Man, this set is sounding dirtier than a half smoked doober of ditch weed.
	4:03pm headcleaner: @alvy - are you sure about that? WP has their ages at 25 and 20 around the start of Octopus
	🧩 4:03pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks for the Octopus info, Scott. It's totally up my alley.
	4:03pm David (in London): Tim, don't bogart that half-smoked doober of ditch weed...
	4:04pm Jeremy: How high's the bongwater mama?
	4:04pm Fletchernyc: Some serious 3 am flophouse hippie cough syrup vibes!!!
	4:04pm McGroovey: There aren't enough covers of John Cale songs, in my opinion. Who wants to stay a John Cale cover band?
	4:05pm Jeremy: More Octopus info please, I never gripped those tentacles before...
	4:05pm Ping: Thanks McGroovey. How about just having the playlist open but not the livestream, does it cost less than playlist plus livestream? I would think so but what do I know.
	🧩 4:05pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hey man, I don't sit on no grass. Pass it around!
	4:06pm J*Boogie: Now THIS is a coda
	4:06pm McGroovey: I suppose the playlist is nearly $0 because just text doesn't take much bandwidth at all.
	4:07pm Alvy Singer: Debris was from Oklahoma. They originally started out as Victoria Vein and The Thunderpunks. www.youtube.com...
	4:08pm Ping: Cool, that's what I usually do. I did pledge but wonder uneasily whether it covers my footprint so to speak.
	4:08pm Scott Williams: This is the Octopus you seek: www.discogs.com... FMU's copy is b/w
	4:09pm Aitch: In late, hi all.
	🧩 4:09pm Rev. Turnip Druid: got to be one of the five best albums of all time, this Don Cherry.
	🧩 4:09pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I mean, every damn sound is perfect.
	4:10pm David (in London): Can't fault you there Reverend.
	4:12pm prof.fuzz: I may have mentioned this on another WFMU comment, but the core of Debris are still active playing under the name Wicked Shimmies. We've played with them a few times in recent years. Always a fun gig. Here's their bandcamp: wickedshimmies.bandcamp.com
	4:13pm Little Danny: That Victoria Vein video is incredible!
	4:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: John Kale Band - 'Fiber Is a Man's Best Friend' ...optic bandwidth fibers that is...
	4:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you add us up it slows you down...
	4:14pm Scott Williams: Thanks for the dirt on Debris', prof.fuzz!
	🧩 4:14pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	4:14pm Fletchernyc: This Don Cherry is amazing.. never heard it!
	4:15pm JBoogie: it's pretty cherry, I won't lie
	4:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Miles-like there... Post-BBrew stuff...
	4:16pm Pseu Braun: Great freeform even greater post marathon!
	4:17pm Scott Williams: Great Pseu Braun! Miss you, <3<3
	4:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - album is 'Brown Rice' ?...
	4:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: en.wikipedia.org...
	🧩 4:19pm Jason from Houston: GODDAMN THE BEST
	4:19pm Scott Williams: RevRab, album is S/t, Brown Rice is the 1st track www.discogs.com...
	4:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY ! s/t hard to wiki...
	4:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or something...
	4:21pm HyperDose: Pet Sounds b-sides? o.O
	4:22pm AC Paint: Don Cherry a true badass of 20th century music. Died too young
	4:22pm mariano: Hey Scott, everyone!
	4:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HyperD - very SmileySmile...
	🧩 4:23pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Mariano!
	🧩 4:23pm tim from champaign (now washington): I'm going to start a band called Octopus in order to guarantee that we're good.
	4:23pm mariano: Handy, me lad!
	🧩 4:24pm Handy Haversack: That's using your head-foot, tim!
	4:24pm prof.fuzz: @Tim: I'd go with SQUID. Two more tentacles = 2x the good.
	4:24pm mariano: Hey there, David, just going up-list.
	4:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...should be eight bands maybe...
	4:26pm HyperDose: @RRN63 Highly recommended viewing if you haven't seen it yet. A good laugh for any Beach Boys fan: www.youtube.com...
	4:26pm ami ad: Hello mariano.
	🧩 4:26pm Jason from Houston: Uhhhhh... I would try: Bruce Squidsteen and the Sea Street Band
	🧩 4:26pm Handy Haversack: (Though technically octopuses have no tentacles, of course.)
	4:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...tho Octopus Nine has a nice ring...
	4:27pm prof.fuzz: @Handy: Technically...
	🧩 4:28pm Handy Haversack: I just don't want those pedantic marine music critics coming after our tim!
	4:28pm prof.fuzz: Better safe...
	4:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HyperD yeah that.
	🧩 4:30pm tim from champaign (now washington): Good thinking, prof. fuzz!
	4:32pm drowsy: Yep, made me want to watch Electric Jesus.
	🧩 4:32pm chresti: Hello Scott and company, home from work.
	4:32pm drowsy: they got authentic sounds from both sides of the pearly gates, no spoilers...
	4:35pm Phillippe Bastille: mariano!
	4:36pm mariano: Hey, ami ad, Phillippe!
	4:36pm Aitch: Gwenifer?
	4:36pm The Oscar: I saw Come True a couple of weeks ago-- I LOVED about 85% of it, but REALLY didn't care for the remaining 15%. On the whole I recommend it to scratch that psychedelic Cronenberg itch, but prepare for a wonky third act and a groaner of an ending.
	4:36pm Phillippe Bastille: This really nice!
	4:36pm Jeff Moore: Gwenifer, Strange Lights: tompkinssquare.bandcamp.com...
	🧩 4:37pm Rev. Turnip Druid: This thing is a very good thing
	4:37pm Jeff Moore: Other Gwenifer: gweniferraymond.bandcamp.com
	4:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Strong clear spirited playing. Ringing tone.
	🧩 4:40pm tim from champaign (now washington): Gwenifer Raymond is not only a guitarslinger, she's a video game programming astrophysicist. Amazing. And I have trouble walking through a door frame without smacking my head on something.
	4:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Drop D w/ open tuning I'm guessing...
	4:40pm Jeff Moore: @tim etc: Wow!
	4:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Her for President.
	🧩 4:41pm Handy Haversack: @The Oscar, did you see Spring (2014), score by Jimmy Lavalle (f4.bcbits.com...), who was on Morricone Island in January? I had very similar feelings, though more 90-10. Nice transition, Scott.
	4:45pm Phillippe Bastille: @tim but can she stand up in a canoe? That's a skill we all need but rarely have
	🧩 4:45pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Jeff Moore - www.theguardian.com...
	🧩 4:46pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Phillippe - Yes. You can't spell astrophysics without physics.
	🧩 4:46pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I can identify a canoe in a crowded room. That's gotta count for something.
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Set like a thrilling rigorous ride through picturesque but rough & bracing vistas of rural grandeur..
	4:47pm seth from muddy creek: Holy smokes this track is off the chain. Backwoods !
	4:47pm McGroovey: My dad taught me, "Him stand up in canoe, him get wet"
	4:47pm Phillippe Bastille: @tim good point. My mind had wandered for just a moment.
	4:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...by mere human voice & acoustic stringbox... bring yer own canoe, me Minutemens...
	4:49pm Justin B.: My fave Crimson era
	4:49pm Rich in Bay Ridge: What a perfect mess.
	4:49pm Doug in JC: I haven’t heard this in years. I remember getting this tape in a dollar shop in lake george when I was maybe 13
	4:50pm JBoogie: Daryl Hall vibes
	4:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Holds up real good by my metrics...
	4:50pm Jeff Moore: Dang, it's been awhile since I heard Three of a Perfect Pair... and is this a different version/mix, or am I just not remembering straight?
	4:51pm Rich in Bay Ridge: Yesterday, around the same time, Julie played Elephant Talk on the Drummer Stream.
	4:51pm JBoogie: i love the Hall/Fripp colabs
	4:51pm HyperDose: This is groovy sexy
	4:51pm Jeff Moore: Zeitgeist!
	4:51pm McGroovey: This sounds like the Three of a Perfect Pair I remember.
	🧩 4:51pm tim from champaign (now washington): 80s King Crimson is something I dip my toes into every 10 years or so. It hasn't grabbed just yet but gets better each listen.
	🧩 4:51pm Handy Haversack: We standing in canoes? Lemme get my glasses strap and dirtiest hat!
	4:52pm Jeff Moore: @McGroovey: I bet you're right. I was a little disoriented right toward the beginning, but it's locked into familiarity.
	4:52pm paddy in matawan: Sounds like 80's Dead @Tim.
	4:52pm andy the painter: damn. this Crimson brings back some memories...is this from 84, Scott? congrats on the marathon!!!
	4:52pm steveo: why'd end so sooon
	4:52pm headcleaner: continually struck at how well King Crimson holds up, over time
	4:53pm JBoogie: 1984. great year
	4:53pm JBoogie: bananarama was in the charts
	4:53pm paddy in matawan: Banana Hammock too
	4:54pm JBoogie: was miami vice on yet ?
	4:54pm paddy in matawan: only in the shorts
	4:54pm Carmichael: Moving vaguely toward the art rock direction, Scott?
	4:55pm Jeremy: It was a good year but a cruel summer...
	4:55pm headcleaner: @jeremy - how so?
	4:56pm JBoogie: a year where Peter Cetera was at the top of the dude chain
	4:56pm Jeremy: head cleaner: that was a bananarama reference
	4:56pm paddy in matawan: Something to do with Venus, @head
	4:57pm headcleaner: @jeremy - ah ....
	4:57pm JBoogie: we're making Karate Kid soundtrack references, folks
	4:57pm McGroovey: @headcleaner Jeremy made one of them there jokes
	4:58pm nathan: i've always wondered if david byrne is secretly sorta salty about adrian belew's vocals on those albums
	🧩 4:58pm Rev. Turnip Druid: th'LOAF.
	4:59pm Jeremy: Loaf was sampled on the new Madlib!
	4:59pm diciassette: As I was very busy being annoyed by things happening in the work computer, the Scottish Shuffle came on!
	5:00pm headcleaner: I'll do my bananarama homework, at some point. One of the key problems with the early 80s, in retrospect, was that they were "too 80s". So a lot of stuff going on at the time I just tuned out
	🧩 5:01pm Handy Haversack: Among the top five most eighties decades of the last couple of centuries.
	5:01pm JBoogie: I actually loved Bananarama, the name and everything... brings me joy. the only good thing about 84. Weren't the Smiths born that year? I rest my case. It was the year misery was born
	5:02pm headcleaner: ...including this fellow, for example...
	🧩 5:02pm tim from champaign (now washington): This is my favorite song on Purple Rain.
	5:03pm Jeremy: Headcleaner: I hear you, gated snares and DX7s were my kryptonite...I'm easing up a little in my old age.
	5:03pm TDK60: See? '84 had good trax.
	5:03pm Alvy Singer: The Replacements Let It Be was released in 1984. Not too bad right?
	🧩 5:03pm tim from champaign (now washington): Bananarama and Thompson Twins get muddled together in my brain.
	5:03pm Rich in Bay Ridge: @Nathan - I believe that Tina asked Belew to permanently replace David Byrne in TH. Adrian thought that was a bad idea.
	5:03pm JBoogie: the underground is a whole other thing in 84. an alternate reality.
	5:04pm JBoogie: though I believe Bananarama maybe had some roots in punk
	5:04pm headcleaner: anything on MTV was kryptonite to me at the time (justly or unjustly).
	5:04pm JBoogie: they were like Chumbawumba but 1984? dunno
	5:05pm Doug in JC: My War was 84, I think
	5:05pm mariano: Bananarama's video for "Cruel Summer" was shot in DUMBO and Fulton Landing, for you Brooklyn-heads. Also, I remember reading that Bananarama has the greatest number of chart hits by and all-female band.
	5:05pm Carmichael: I was too old for the 80s.
	5:05pm nathan: @Rich, ha! i doubt casual listeners would have noticed, they sound crazy similar to me
	5:05pm McGroovey: The eighties snare drum: it seemed like a good idea at the time. Too much coke, perhaps.
	5:06pm JBoogie: Doug I was just thinking of Black Flag re; "alternate reality" I believe the film 86 Reality was also 1984. What's his name... Dave Markey?
	5:06pm JBoogie: Reality 86'd.... my gen X brain is full of holes
	5:07pm paddy in matawan: I'm stuck in the 90's with an honorable mention to the 80s.
	5:07pm JBoogie: Neil Young released Landing On Water in 1984 I think... re: "snare sound"
	5:07pm Doug in JC: I still hate noticeable reverb on drums
	5:07pm Jeremy: I have heard that coke ears is a real thing, changes your aural perception somehow, and that's why things got so dry and close miked...
	5:07pm headcleaner: life is wasted on the young... and the 80s were wasted on the 80s. but oh how I could go the dreariness (mixed with occasional brilliance) of that time period, now
	5:08pm paddy in matawan: Creamo Coyle?
	5:08pm Bas NL: PLAY IT!!
	5:08pm headcleaner: do it for Bas!
	5:08pm Gnomon: Can’t go wrong with Ubu Noir
	5:08pm JBoogie: spoiler alert: we're kinda in the 80s again, guys. we just finished 4 years of blonde Reagan, etc
	5:09pm nathan: play their version of Tainted Love!
	5:09pm JBoogie: rock is largely dead. again.
	5:09pm Listener Howard & the Cats: I love that record!
	5:09pm Bas NL: Yeah.. Ubu Noir is so beautiful.
	5:09pm JBoogie: and everyone is living beyond their means, in a fantasy world.
	🧩 5:09pm Rev. Turnip Druid: not my favorite coil LP but Ubu Noir is a groove. the obvious samples work for me..
	5:09pm andy the painter: @McGroovey: yes, i’ve had many discussions with other heads about the role of cocaine in the crappy sounds of the eighties
	5:10pm Gnomon: Actually “at the heart of it all” is quite beautiful
	🧩 5:10pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Clap is another diggy
	5:10pm Gnomon: If super melancholy
	🧩 5:10pm Rev. Turnip Druid: hell, maybe i do dig that rekkid after all
	5:10pm JBoogie: cocaine in the snare makes me think of Dirk Diggler in the studio
	5:11pm Jeremy: Not entirely sure the 80s ever ended
	5:11pm headcleaner: the 80s (in the U.S.) were defined by a GOP reign not quite so bad as we're dealing with now... but with no light at the end of the tunnel
	5:11pm Bas NL: Ooww, yeah, Gnomon! Solar Lodge is great, but not now..
	🧩 5:11pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Horse Rotorvator somehow wins between those two
	5:12pm Joe McG: Hey Scott! Gwenifer was on Jeffrey Davison's show back in 2018 or 2019, I forget which.
	5:12pm JBoogie: I believe Todd Rundgren's Utopia released their final record in 85. That entire discography is my one huge exception to 80s production sounds. just impeccable. that and the Mutt Lange productions of Def Leppard. Eh, Aerosmith Permanent Vacay too.
	5:12pm wendy del formaggio: I love the Jody Stephens potato salad story. I witnessed it!
	5:13pm JBoogie: maybe i have terrible taste afterall
	5:13pm Andrew Waterloo: Brokencide?
	🧩 5:13pm tim from champaign (now washington): I would save that potato salad forever.
	5:13pm paddy in matawan: Still have no idea what his name means. But I like it.
	5:13pm Bas NL: YES!
	5:14pm drowsy: It's unicorn rotorvator today!
	5:14pm Fletchernyc: This song is from 1984 and it is regularly recognized as one of the worst songs ever. So there’s that. https://youtu.be/POv-3yIPSWc might be more a Ken thing
	5:14pm JBoogie: been a looooong time since I visited Coil
	5:14pm headcleaner: okay... I can work with this...
	5:14pm βrian: That sounds kartoffel!
	5:14pm steveo: The ears of WFMU are listening. Here's the live G.W. playlist, Scott & Joe wfmu.org...
	🧩 5:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: big fan of all coil eras, actually. Sleazy's late project (threshhold houseboys choir) as well. It's from UP THERE somewhere.
	5:14pm Andrew Waterloo: I have a sorely maintained radio station copy of this
	🧩 5:15pm tim from champaign (now washington): The Wonderful and Frightening World of the Fall came out in 1984.
	5:15pm JBoogie: agreed on Coil.
	5:15pm Jeremy: Andrew: Culturcide
	5:15pm Doug in JC: The radio station was sorely maintained? Or the copy?
	5:16pm JBoogie: yeah that's what I was saying... there was a lot happening through the 80s in non mainstream circles. Our Band Could Be Your Life is a book about all that
	5:16pm Gnomon: Ooh a bonus Coil.
	5:16pm nathan: Foetus probs had a couple in 84
	5:17pm nathan: ... though clearly Scott wasn't enjoying the Foetus part, haha
	5:17pm Jeremy: Brutal but necessary!
	5:17pm JBoogie: Was Christian Death Only Theater of Pain in 84?
	🧩 5:17pm Rev. Turnip Druid: yeh, I was thinking Nail (foetus) but that was '85 ... that one was a life changer here.
	5:18pm drowsy: I was wondering if we were going into Ministry territory - happy to stay in the field recording realm.
	5:18pm Alvy Singer: Double Nickels On The Dime by The Minutemen came out in '84.
	5:18pm Bas NL: Aha.. some tracks are rough. Thanks for playing Coil, Scott!
	5:18pm JBoogie: yep Alvy! there was a lot happening in LA at that time. Dream Syndicate too
	🧩 5:19pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Halber Mensch was 1985 as well. Jeezus, all the teenage hits broke free as soon as '84 was done.
	5:19pm drowsy: not dissing on Ministry btw, I'm always up for drony stuff more
	5:20pm JBoogie: Gun Club Las Vegas Story
	5:20pm prof.fuzz: Zen Arcade: July 1984
	5:21pm Gnomon: Thanks Scott for being able to see past your personal needs and play us some Coil.
	5:21pm JBoogie: Zen Arcade is monumental too... at least in my world. listening to that for the first time was like smoking weed for the first time.
	5:21pm Bas NL: Ha, ha.. Just remembered: I once DJed a student party in Amsterdam. They just didn't want to go home.. i played Halber Mensch ENTIRELY and they asked if i had any more Neubauten.
	5:22pm Alvy Singer: Meat Puppets II: April 1984
	5:23pm prof.fuzz: 1984 was a good year for SST releases...
	5:23pm JBoogie: totally. kinda the peak
	5:23pm DjLorraine: I joined to listen for my ride hOMe. Howdy all
	5:23pm JBoogie: oh weird my uncle was in the other Doppler Effect group... the Depeche Mode clones
	🧩 5:24pm chresti: Oh I see we were revisiting 1984?
	5:25pm paddy in matawan: Doppelbock?
	5:25pm wendy del formaggio: The first Run-DMC album came out in 1984. That was pretty monumental.
	5:25pm Carmichael: Lots of different genres in the 80s. I avoided the bands with girl hair and shoulder pads in their suits.
	5:25pm Doug in JC: Does this predate the GBV one? I could look that up I suppose
	5:25pm JBoogie: sorry i just got a new Biellete espresso maker and... i'm sweating
	5:25pm Doug in JC: It does not.
	🧩 5:26pm chresti: I think 84 was when I first listened to Yellowman.
	5:26pm JBoogie: oh yeah that first Run DMC blew my mind
	5:26pm dale: herro. thought this was bitch-dog. a well curated last hour to be sure.
	5:27pm Scott Williams: ThaNks Joe McG! Of course that happened - I'll be headed to Jeff's archives later....
	5:27pm Bas NL: Mmm, yes.. Yellowman was hot then.
	5:29pm headcleaner: y'alls are remembering '84 the way you want to remember it. most of the time, out in the wilds, it was a handfull of overplayed Chaka Khan + Prince songs (enough to turn you to both of them)... and of course, everyone's favorite VH album... over and over, everywhere you went
	5:29pm dale: scott - do you ever play the german band octopus? i'm only familiar with an ocean of rocks, has a couple of good moments. 'the entrance' is a standout cut.
	5:29pm wendy del formaggio: 1984 is also when the first This Mortal Coil LP came out. Even though 1984 was pretty crappy for lots of music, there was also some groundbreaking stuff.
	🧩 5:29pm chresti: He had a funny song about Michael Jackson.
	5:30pm drowsy: “Lecco's Lemma" on MIT radio was an incredible show playing hip hop in the '80s before MTV got it etc. Amazing.
	5:30pm Scott Williams: Double Nickels is brilliant, but I still think it sounds a bit thin. Never cared for Zen Arcade (HIDING!!)
	5:31pm JBoogie: WMBR has some great shows, always has I think. I've played on there a few times
	5:31pm Scott Williams: Meat Puppets II, there's a winner! Gun Club too
	5:31pm JBoogie: Zen Arcade is an acquired taste
	5:32pm drowsy: I'll say it again JBoogie, you were functioning at a high level. Respect.
	5:33pm drowsy: .. probably still at a high level ...
	🧩 5:33pm tim from champaign (now washington): I remember my music teacher at school in 1984 talking about Lionel Richie, Prince and Michael Jackson. She predicted Prince was going to fade quickly because was to filthy and that Lionel Richie was going to be the most successful.
	5:33pm JBoogie: i actually didn't appreciate it for years, but it left in an impression. then, many years later, i was sent deep into the valley on a job with my boss's truck and he handed me that CD to listen to for the long drive... and it finally clicked. it's pretty visionary for hardcore
	5:33pm McGroovey: I think 1984 was a good and bad year. My oldest kid was burn that year (good). On the other hand, share drums sounded horrible (bad). And yes, on the other other hand, that This Mortal Coil album and (I think) Black Flag's came out (good).
	5:34pm diciassette: ❤️ whomp
	5:34pm JBoogie: Unpopular Opinion: My War is Flag in decline. Not my favorite era
	5:34pm JBoogie: My War is also largely responsible for grunge
	5:34pm drowsy: Big Black had something out, not yet Atomizer but for me another big deal, sound wise. Lyrics wise not so much.
	5:34pm Jeremy: Milo goes to College also 1984. But you had to be hipped to those sorts of records, they weren't easily found if you were stuck in the suburbs.
	5:34pm Andrew Hollywood: Scott - has anyone asked you what the BEST year for music is?
	5:35pm Alvy Singer: Saint Vitus-S/T also came out in '84.
	5:35pm JBoogie: yeah i feel like SST though was pretty peak in 84
	5:35pm Jeremy: 1st Sun City Girls also
	5:36pm Alvy Singer: Side 2 of My War was responsible for Stoner Rock.
	5:36pm Doug in JC: 1984 is most of hardcore and punk in decline, at least for a little while
	5:36pm JBoogie: and i think Flag were actually at their peak as well... just in terms of their sound, the metal direction wasn't my favorite
	5:36pm rossum: can i tap into the wfmu collective intelligence for a sec? i have a memory of a psychedelic experience as a college lad, listening to an album loaned to me by a classmate, and listening to it in, let's just say an altered state, & only then, tripping out on the music & the cover of 2 people embracing, engulfed in flames, realizing that maybe the lender was making a pass at me (jeez i was dim & oblivious, certainly then, maybe still). I've always thought it was either Coil or This Mortal Coil - the main thing i remember is that cover, but I just searched discogs & don't see that cover on either of their discographies...anyone???
	5:36pm nathan: i was just thinking about how this song reminds me of something off Television Personalities "Painted World", and guess what year that came out...
	5:37pm drowsy: Other than being a difficult person, I can't believe I hear Greg Ginn anymore as a guitarist or producer.
	5:37pm JBoogie: i mean, i think everyone is Seattle in the late 80s was hevy into My War. it's all over Nirvana's first record.
	5:38pm Jeremy: Loving this set!
	5:38pm JBoogie: that espresso was strong
	5:38pm nathan: @rossum, it's not Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here, is it? lol
	5:39pm prof.fuzz: I'd be content to have "Jealous Again" and "Process of Weeding Out" as the only two Black Flag records in my collection.
	5:39pm Doug in JC: Hi dad, I work here
	5:39pm JBoogie: i think Greg Ginn got in some trouble for child abuse actually. he's kinda beyond unpleasant from what i hear
	5:40pm rossum: @nathan ha no, def not thx for trying tho
	5:40pm JBoogie: fuzz, those are real good.
	5:41pm nathan: @JBoogie yeah, sounded like he was living some sort of ascetic lifestyle and decided to force it upon his family
	5:42pm JBoogie: his brother Raymond is just as out there but i think not as much of a psycho
	5:43pm Scott Williams: @Andrew Hollywood: yes, 1971
	5:43pm JBoogie: i had a friend who had Raymond as a guest professor in grad school... years ago. i guess Ray would have his father drive him to school to teach and pick him up after class, like he was a little kid
	🧩 5:43pm tim from champaign (now washington): OK Scott, how about Priest's Defenders of the Faith?
	5:43pm drowsy: Yikes!!!! That explains that JB.
	5:43pm JBoogie: can't remember if it was CalArts or Art Center
	5:46pm JBoogie: Oh man 84 was the tope of the rollercoaster before/for metal... and hair metal
	5:46pm Jeremy: Yes, Sunday Morning, you read my mind. I adore anything with a celeste on it but that was perhaps the first time I heard one....
	5:47pm JBoogie: Celtic Frost Morbid Tales was 1984
	5:47pm steveo: @rossom Jane's Addiction, Nothing's Shocking ?
	5:47pm Hubig Pie: 1971, cuz Stairway to Heaven or 'murrican Pie?
	5:48pm JBoogie: alright I have karate class. late!
	5:48pm jg: Our house madness 84?
	5:48pm TDK60: DJ Gaylord F. is a 1972ian.
	5:49pm drowsy: karate on espresso -- the dojo won't know what hit em
	5:49pm wendy del formaggio: Aww. “Careless Love” is one of my favorite “trad” songs. So many beautiful interpretations of it.
	🧩 5:49pm Handy Haversack: 1984 was also when we won the war against Eurasia, with which we had always been at war.
	5:49pm Franco Twinkie: The 80's was such a blur. Bands came and went, but I will concur with Scott about The Gun Puppets and The Meat Club.
	5:50pm (Murakami Whywolf))): JBoogie: Which karate group?
	5:53pm (((Murakami Whywolf): Eurythmics' song "Sex Crime" was a pretty silly ending to the excellent film version of "1984", but that same film's version of "Oceania 'tis for Thee" was excellent.
	5:54pm JBoogie: i'll be crashing through their (glass) front door like the Kool-Aid man in about 15 minutes
	5:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Phasey Gittar sounding like a late Hendrix demo in a way...
	5:55pm Bas NL: Was UB40 known in the US; around 1984?
	🧩 5:55pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks, Scott!
	5:56pm ami ad: Thank you, DJ. Crew. Peace&Laugh.
	🧩 5:56pm Handy Haversack: Good year for boot production and chocolate rations as I recall, too. Thanks for a great show, Scott! This was wonderful. Much needed. Be well, all. Thanks
	5:56pm (((Murakami Whywolf): Fletchernyc: To steal someone else's line about the "Star Wars Life Day Special", that video and song appear to have been created by a sentient bag of cocaine.
	5:56pm JBoogie: not until Rrrrrred Rrrrred Wine! 88?
	🧩 5:56pm Rev. Turnip Druid: oh right; faces in the fire (legendary pink dots) was '84 as well. So it wasn't all fer craps.
	5:56pm paddy in matawan: i had a good time
	🧩 5:56pm tim from champaign (now washington): Did "I Can't Drive 55" come out in 1984? If so, it definitely cancels out any good music that came out in '84.
	5:57pm Fletchernyc: @Murakami... exactly!!!!!
	5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There were a few different 1980s for certain. TY As Ever SW.
	5:57pm JBoogie: damn tim. why'd you have to bring that up?
	🧩 5:58pm Will the Sound Guy: Thank you Skelly Scott Williams for all that you do! Once again another exceptional show as always. You killed it as the MC of the Hoof and Mouth! keep up the great work man! we all appreciate you.
	🧩 5:58pm Rev. Turnip Druid: My best to the goose. And the other goose.
	5:58pm JBoogie: thnaks Scott. great show. a little more 84 would have been nice...
	5:59pm prof.fuzz: @Tim: I invoked "I can't drive 55" in the poster for my 55th birthday party/show in Jan 2020, and have felt guilty for jinxing the rest of the year for the whole damned planet. Sorry y'all.
	5:59pm ?: Scott. Thanks 4 the refreshing music on a dreadful dreary day All Scotties stay safe & healthy
	5:59pm Bas NL: DST! Darn. Great show Scott!
	5:59pm JBoogie: *where was Jandek in the trajectory in 84?
	🧩 5:59pm chresti: Thanks Scott!
	5:59pm TDK60: Good night. '85 next?
	5:59pm late for class: Yea Scott YEA!
	5:59pm Jeremy: Thank you Scottleton! Amazing show once again!
	5:59pm prof.fuzz: Thanks Scott! Great show.
	5:59pm HyperDose: Thanks Scott!
	5:59pm Fletchernyc: Thanks Scott also 1984... the year I graduated High school and got arrested at Duran Duran!
	5:59pm steveo: thank you and all of you for what you do for us, SCott
	6:00pm JBoogie: Jandy release 12 albums in 1984
	🧩 6:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Scott. Like Twisted Sister said in 1984, stay hungry!
	6:00pm Evan: Isn't "Wanajiita Sisi Wahuni" by Edward Nandwa?
	6:00pm JBoogie: Band yr head

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
P-MS	A, for 40 Trombones and 2 Fingers
Duet for Theremin and Lap Steel	Maelstrom	Halocline	Stick Figure			*	0:04:33 (Pop-up)
SUSS	Echo Lake "Echo Lake" by "SUSS"	Promise	Northern Spy	2020	R.I.P. Gary Leib		0:11:18 (Pop-up)
Vilde & Inga	VII "VII" by "Vilde & Inga"	How Forests Think	Sofa	2020			0:15:45 (Pop-up)
Ono	OXBLOOD "OXBLOOD" by "Ono"	Diegesis	Moniker	2014			0:19:05 (Pop-up)
Stephen O'Malley	Gruidés (exc) "Gruidés (exc)" by "Stephen O'Malley"	Gruidés	DDS	2015			0:27:55 (Pop-up)
Angel Olsen	Tiniest Lights "Tiniest Lights" by "Angel Olsen"	Strange Cacti	Bathetic	2011			0:31:47 (Pop-up)
Ogden Edsl	FM Late Night D.J. "FM Late Night D.J." by "Ogden Edsl"	Wahalia Blues Ensemble Mondo Bizzario Band	ALA Records	1979			0:34:49 (Pop-up)

Olympic	Prilet "Prilet" by "Olympic"	Prázoniny Na Zemi...?	Supraphon Czech	1979			0:48:33 (Pop-up)
Octopus	U.S. Blues "U.S. Blues" by "Octopus"	Octopus	ESP-Disk'	1969			0:56:10 (Pop-up)
Debris'	Gun "Gun" by "Debris'"	Static Disposal	Anopheles	1976/99	John Cale cover		1:00:20 (Pop-up)
Don Cherry	Chenrezig "Chenrezig" by "Don Cherry"	Don Cherry	Horizon	1977			1:07:25 (Pop-up)
Only A Mother	Rack #1 "Rack #1" by "Only A Mother"	The Romantic Warped	Private Studio	1989			1:20:13 (Pop-up)
Octopus	Summer "Summer" by "Octopus"	Restless Night	Essex	1970	'nuther one		1:22:15 (Pop-up)

Gwenifer Raymond	Hell For Certain	Strange Lights Over Garth Mountain	Tompkins Square			*	1:34:39 (Pop-up)
David Kauffman & Eric Caboor	Backwoods	Songs from Suicide Bridge	Donkey Soul	1984			1:40:24 (Pop-up)
King Crimson	Three Of A Perfect Pair	Three Of A Perfect Pair	EG	1984			1:50:51 (Pop-up)
Het	Rain / Who Would Do Such A Thing	Let's Het	Woof	1984			1:52:39 (Pop-up)
Renaldo & The Loaf	Scottish Shuffle	Play Struvé & Sneff	Ralph	1984			1:58:02 (Pop-up)
Prince And The Revolution	The Beautiful Ones	Purple Rain	WB	1984			2:01:52 (Pop-up)

Coil	Ubu Noir "Ubu Noir" by "Coil"	Scatology	Force & Form	1984			2:15:02 (Pop-up)
Peter Cusack	Flight Path Trace "Flight Path Trace" by "Peter Cusack"	Haunted Weather: Music, Silence and Memory (V/a)	Staubgold	2004			2:17:03 (Pop-up)
OMb	Look Up Ahead "Look Up Ahead" by "OMb"	Spiritual Technology Revealed By OMb	Lawrence Robinson Jr	1982			2:19:35 (Pop-up)
Dopplereffekt	Scientist "Scientist" by "Dopplereffekt"	Gesamtkunstwerk	International Deejay Gigolo	1999			2:23:43 (Pop-up)
Vita Noctis	Pitch-Dark "Pitch-Dark" by "Vita Noctis"	Against The Rule	Dark Entries	1984/2011			2:25:37 (Pop-up)
TJO	The Crying Game "The Crying Game" by "TJO"	Songs for Peacock	Orindal	2020			2:29:25 (Pop-up)
Cindy	April Magazine "April Magazine" by "Cindy"	Free Advice	Tough Love Records	2020			2:33:09 (Pop-up)
Burnt Friedman	It Hurts "It Hurts" by "Burnt Friedman"	Plays Love Songs	Non Place	2001			2:38:07 (Pop-up)
West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band	Will You Walk With Me	Part One	Reprise	1967			2:41:40 (Pop-up)

Darby & Tarlton	Careless Love "Careless Love" by "Darby & Tarlton"						2:47:48 (Pop-up)
Jim Lasco	Wanajiita Sisi Wahuni "Wanajiita Sisi Wahuni" by "Jim Lasco"	The Nairobi Sound: Acoustic and Electric Guitar Music of Kenya	Original Music				2:51:13 (Pop-up)
Willie Lane	Rare Psych For Wayne "Rare Psych For Wayne" by "Willie Lane"	Guitar Army of One	Feeding Tube	2012	Rogers?		2:54:24 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🧩 3:00pm Handy Haversack: Sceleton Scott and the Wednesday Wonderfuls! Happy post-Marathon Wednesday.
	3:01pm McGroovey: I'm getting dead air on 91.1
	3:01pm David (in London): Hola groovers.
	3:01pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy! I heard there was going to be snacks!
	3:01pm Spinning Giant: Hey Scott & Hey again, Handy - we've both been hangin' about the same corners of the WFMUniverse all day, I think! :D
	3:02pm Spinning Giant: Hi David! Hi Phillippe!
	3:02pm steveo: hello. air is not dead but quietly rumbling
	3:02pm βrian: I hear those black helicopters.
	3:02pm McGroovey: And no live stream on the app either. I am getting the parish.
	3:03pm headcleaner: "that's not dead air - it's our programming"
	3:03pm Carmichael: Heya Skeleton Scott and cool people.
	🧩 3:03pm tim from champaign (now washington): Up with Scottify!
	3:03pm Scott Williams: Happy post-marathon everyone! I so love doing the 1st show after. John McG, that's not dead air
	3:03pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey Spinning Giant!
	3:03pm David (in London): Hey Spinning Giant (and all the other Wing transferals). Hey Tim.
	3:04pm steveo: never underestimate a helicopter full of trombone players
	3:04pm bukowski.: Bone-jour skeleton Scott et al
	🧩 3:04pm tim from champaign (now washington): I was hoping that this might be the Stockhausen piece written for helicopter.
	🧩 3:04pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hey David!
	3:04pm Beep Boop: G, #.
	3:04pm MONEYBAG$: Oh so there’s not a helicopter hovering over my house
	3:05pm Phillippe Bastille: I believe that sound was Scott popping us popcorn in a popper hidden under a down comforter
	3:05pm Radar O'Reilley: Choppers!
	🧩 3:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ESS DUB.
	3:06pm Robm: Hello fellow listeners
	3:06pm Mary Wing: Hi Scott!! This band is actually called Duet For Theremin And Lap Steel, and the album is Halocline. :-) dftals.bandcamp.com...
	🧩 3:07pm tim from champaign (now washington): Way to kick ass during the marathon, Scott!
	🧩 3:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: SW: congrats! Tell me THE GOOSE is well and in good spirits?
	🧩 3:09pm Handy Haversack: I assumed I was hearing the rumble I was supposed to hear?
	3:09pm David (in London): Evening Reverend. Tim, my erstwhile friend Rodent used to repair helicopters are Booker Aerodrome back in the day, and I always wanted to sneak in afterhours with some musicians and perform a crafty version of the Helikopter-Streichquartett. Sadly I never purchased the bolt-cutters.
	3:10pm Scott Williams: Rev! One goose is quite well, but there's another one I met last week... poor guy
	3:10pm Toutevoix: ((((((◍))))))
	3:10pm TDK60: Hiya Scott. Theremin!
	3:10pm Scott Williams: @Toutevoix, funny you should say that....
	🧩 3:11pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Regards, Ultimate David. ......and all the gooses, well and unwell.
	3:11pm joe mulligan: this is the show we been waiting for! congrats on the marathon
	🧩 3:12pm tim from champaign (now washington): @David - Word to the wise, never sit on the opportunity to make music with a helicopter!
	3:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - didn't even know Hoof&Mouth would happen for sure this year - so way to freaking go man.
	3:12pm Toutevoix: ((((((((((◍♡))))))))))
	3:14pm Scott Williams: thanks so much, everyone! I can't believe how great the Marathon was, in spite of so much going against it. Best listeners in the world!
	🧩 3:15pm eºIºk: 91.1 sounds great here! Love it! Love all around! ❤️🦀🦈😻🚟🔑💈🍒🕺🏻
	3:16pm Toutevoix: Sonospheric passage of light In the wall-less house of sounds, Increasing a little bit the volume Humans... Those animals that come together By listening ((((((◍))))))
	3:16pm Ry: SUSS is wonderful great choice 👍
	3:16pm David (in London): Tim, good advice I say. Our last album featured a track with a helicopter, so I do live by such mottos!
	3:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Not even the delay (on my end anyhow) between backing tracks & vocals could deny the mighty Spirit. I wonder for our amateur Performers how Zoom compared to mounting Monty with no monitors in other years for requisite awkwardness...
	3:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: On point Toutevoix.
	🧩 3:20pm Handy Haversack: OK, I'm gonna make a sauce. Then a ziti. Weekend provisions. Glad to have you all to keep me company for it.
	3:21pm Bas NL: Scott!! Williamists!
	3:25pm wendy del formaggio: Hi Scott! I always love your post-marathon shows. Glad I could tune in today, even a little late.
	3:26pm Scott Williams: Thank you Wendy!! I sure love doing 'em
	3:28pm McGroovey: I'm listening through the radio app on my phone, so as to avoid using WFMU $bandwidth. Crackly radio+crackly?music?=? Is this dead air, or is it art?
	3:28pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all. Congrats on the collection efforts.
	3:31pm David (in London): Shalom ami ad.
	🧩 3:32pm Handy Haversack: Hey, ami ad. Wendy! I thought I had picked up some Parmigiano Reggiano, and now it looks like I forgot. And it's raining. Your powers don't let you send cheese through the chat board, do they?
	3:34pm ami ad: Hi there, David (in London), Handy Haversack. Just got in, ended up dumpster diving outside the Rough Trade store in Williamsburg.
	3:34pm steveo: ok now that threw me for a loop :)
	3:34pm headcleaner: that voice!
	🧩 3:35pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hey Ami Ad!
	🧩 3:35pm Handy Haversack: Nice, ami ad. Anything good?
	3:35pm The Oscar: Been busy working, but OH MY GOD Ogden Edsl!!
	3:36pm ami ad: Hello tim from champaign (now washington).
	3:36pm joe mulligan: so curious to know what happens before that
	3:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Imagine commercail FM being like this @ any time in history...
	3:36pm steveo: i don't think Ogden Edsl was telling me the truth
	🧩 3:37pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Scott. I like how the marathon had the surprise twist ending ... making the goal without needing overtime.
	3:37pm Roberto: Ogden Edsl? The Dead Puppies guy?
	🧩 3:37pm tim from champaign (now washington): "Staircase to Heaven" - hahaha!
	3:37pm McGroovey: OK. I switched over to the app when that guy started talking because I thought maybe my radio was starting to pick up that station from Connecticut, which wouldn't do at all. OK, art.
	3:37pm Jeremy: I'm just tuning in, is Bob Brainen filling in?
	3:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...what an Ox that Bull became ..not that I have any idea where he broadcasted from....
	🧩 3:38pm Handy Haversack: Bob Dylan, the Bay City Rollers, and Andy Rooney ...
	3:38pm The Oscar: My band in high school used to cover "Dead Puppies"-- we caught flack for it more than once!
	3:38pm steveo: welcome back, McG :)
	🧩 3:38pm LastWhiteRhino: It does sound like Bob Brainen.
	3:39pm Steve from Dunwoody: Yo DJ Edsl, you're stuck in an awful loop...when next you fade to unconsciousness, please stay there
	3:39pm Bas NL: And a whopping $1.523.276 on the counter. Somebody really must love WFMU.
	3:39pm Roberto: Was the screaming coming from inside the bathroom?
	3:40pm Jeremy: Congrats Scott and everyone! The Word was preached, the people beseeched and the goal was reached!
	3:40pm JBoogie: hej Scott, hi everyone.
	3:41pm Beep Boop: Scott, I dare you to try keeping a WMD pedal in your carry-on
	🧩 3:41pm tim from champaign (now washington): I hope Phil Collins's "Against All Odds" was played when the Marathon goal was made.
	3:42pm headcleaner: SUSS were one of my great pre-pandemic discoveries
	3:42pm ami ad: @Handy Haversack: It's mostly junk there, picked up an Unkle EP, J Dilla, The Ritchie Family and a Wire magazine with Oren Ambarchi on the cover and a CD collection.
	3:42pm The Oscar: I saw Ono in Boston a couple of years ago without knowing anything about them, and they completely blew me away. What a cool band.
	🧩 3:43pm tim from champaign (now washington): Is Ono the weirdo band from Chicago?
	3:44pm Roberto: Oh lol P-MS = Post-Marathon Scott
	3:45pm Jeremy: Rise, William, Rise!
	🧩 3:45pm tim from champaign (now washington): I always wanted to catch Ono live but never did. I love weirdos!
	3:45pm muckgeist: 1-800-989-9368?
	3:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: <3 Rise William Rise ! Always Remember.
	🧩 3:45pm Handy Haversack: The show is the thanks -- and listening is our thanking you back. It's a thank circle. It's center is everywhere, and it's circumference is nowhere. But it sounds free!
	3:49pm ami ad: Rise, William, Rise.
	3:49pm Toutevoix: Merci Handy!
	3:50pm Jeremy: Shades of Oneida
	3:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wanna say again : No income now & couldn't pledge this Marathon. (Hoping this will change!) To All who have: Please know you have my sincere gratitude for sustaining this Cultural Cornerstone of WFMU & all it means for me & for everyone. <3 ...I mean Wow ! Ass-kicking $1.5million. & in the worst year ever. ...Wow.
	3:53pm Scott Williams: Jeremy! Can I steal that?? "The Word was preached, the people beseeched and the goal was reached!" brilliant
	3:53pm David (in London): Rev Rabbit. You ain't heavy, you're our brother.
	3:54pm Jeremy: Wait, is this still the same song?
	3:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: David iL : Also that: No funny vibe for it - not a hint of one - but the opposite: Camaraderie & support in great supply.
	3:55pm Ping: @McGroovey/DJ/listeners: ya know, I was wondering about that. Does it cost the station more money if I listen online? How about if I just read the playlist online along with listening to the radio? Where does the phone app fit in?
	3:55pm Jeremy: Scott, please steal away!
	3:56pm Jeremy: I mean, steal away but stay right here
	3:56pm Scott Williams: Whoops, forgot to update the playlist - once the english language singing about US's fucked up gun culture started, it was Octopus
	3:57pm Bas NL: David iL said it, Rev Rabbit!
	🧩 3:57pm tim from champaign (now washington): Whoa! Octopus on ESP? Never heard of them. WFMU's 2 for 2 today on schooling me on music which I should have been already aware of.
	3:58pm Scott Williams: @Tim, I think ESP deleted this from their catalog, but I haven't checked lately
	3:58pm Alvy Singer: Octopus was a couple of 17 year old kids knocking this out.
	3:59pm paddy in matawan: loving this stuff
	🧩 4:00pm Handy Haversack: What David said! (I got distracted by noticing how tilted my apt. is, visible when you pour a little oil in a pot.)
	4:00pm McGroovey: Whether you're listening through the app, or listening to the live stream off the playlist, you're still using online bandwidth, which costs WFMU more than $0 either way. So I listen on my radio when I can.
	🧩 4:02pm tim from champaign (now washington): Man, this set is sounding dirtier than a half smoked doober of ditch weed.
	4:03pm headcleaner: @alvy - are you sure about that? WP has their ages at 25 and 20 around the start of Octopus
	🧩 4:03pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks for the Octopus info, Scott. It's totally up my alley.
	4:03pm David (in London): Tim, don't bogart that half-smoked doober of ditch weed...
	4:04pm Jeremy: How high's the bongwater mama?
	4:04pm Fletchernyc: Some serious 3 am flophouse hippie cough syrup vibes!!!
	4:04pm McGroovey: There aren't enough covers of John Cale songs, in my opinion. Who wants to stay a John Cale cover band?
	4:05pm Jeremy: More Octopus info please, I never gripped those tentacles before...
	4:05pm Ping: Thanks McGroovey. How about just having the playlist open but not the livestream, does it cost less than playlist plus livestream? I would think so but what do I know.
	🧩 4:05pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hey man, I don't sit on no grass. Pass it around!
	4:06pm J*Boogie: Now THIS is a coda
	4:06pm McGroovey: I suppose the playlist is nearly $0 because just text doesn't take much bandwidth at all.
	4:07pm Alvy Singer: Debris was from Oklahoma. They originally started out as Victoria Vein and The Thunderpunks. www.youtube.com...
	4:08pm Ping: Cool, that's what I usually do. I did pledge but wonder uneasily whether it covers my footprint so to speak.
	4:08pm Scott Williams: This is the Octopus you seek: www.discogs.com... FMU's copy is b/w
	4:09pm Aitch: In late, hi all.
	🧩 4:09pm Rev. Turnip Druid: got to be one of the five best albums of all time, this Don Cherry.
	🧩 4:09pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I mean, every damn sound is perfect.
	4:10pm David (in London): Can't fault you there Reverend.
	4:12pm prof.fuzz: I may have mentioned this on another WFMU comment, but the core of Debris are still active playing under the name Wicked Shimmies. We've played with them a few times in recent years. Always a fun gig. Here's their bandcamp: wickedshimmies.bandcamp.com
	4:13pm Little Danny: That Victoria Vein video is incredible!
	4:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: John Kale Band - 'Fiber Is a Man's Best Friend' ...optic bandwidth fibers that is...
	4:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you add us up it slows you down...
	4:14pm Scott Williams: Thanks for the dirt on Debris', prof.fuzz!
	🧩 4:14pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	4:14pm Fletchernyc: This Don Cherry is amazing.. never heard it!
	4:15pm JBoogie: it's pretty cherry, I won't lie
	4:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Miles-like there... Post-BBrew stuff...
	4:16pm Pseu Braun: Great freeform even greater post marathon!
	4:17pm Scott Williams: Great Pseu Braun! Miss you, <3<3
	4:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - album is 'Brown Rice' ?...
	4:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: en.wikipedia.org...
	🧩 4:19pm Jason from Houston: GODDAMN THE BEST
	4:19pm Scott Williams: RevRab, album is S/t, Brown Rice is the 1st track www.discogs.com...
	4:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY ! s/t hard to wiki...
	4:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or something...
	4:21pm HyperDose: Pet Sounds b-sides? o.O
	4:22pm AC Paint: Don Cherry a true badass of 20th century music. Died too young
	4:22pm mariano: Hey Scott, everyone!
	4:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HyperD - very SmileySmile...
	🧩 4:23pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Mariano!
	🧩 4:23pm tim from champaign (now washington): I'm going to start a band called Octopus in order to guarantee that we're good.
	4:23pm mariano: Handy, me lad!
	🧩 4:24pm Handy Haversack: That's using your head-foot, tim!
	4:24pm prof.fuzz: @Tim: I'd go with SQUID. Two more tentacles = 2x the good.
	4:24pm mariano: Hey there, David, just going up-list.
	4:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...should be eight bands maybe...
	4:26pm HyperDose: @RRN63 Highly recommended viewing if you haven't seen it yet. A good laugh for any Beach Boys fan: www.youtube.com...
	4:26pm ami ad: Hello mariano.
	🧩 4:26pm Jason from Houston: Uhhhhh... I would try: Bruce Squidsteen and the Sea Street Band
	🧩 4:26pm Handy Haversack: (Though technically octopuses have no tentacles, of course.)
	4:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...tho Octopus Nine has a nice ring...
	4:27pm prof.fuzz: @Handy: Technically...
	🧩 4:28pm Handy Haversack: I just don't want those pedantic marine music critics coming after our tim!
	4:28pm prof.fuzz: Better safe...
	4:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HyperD yeah that.
	🧩 4:30pm tim from champaign (now washington): Good thinking, prof. fuzz!
	4:32pm drowsy: Yep, made me want to watch Electric Jesus.
	🧩 4:32pm chresti: Hello Scott and company, home from work.
	4:32pm drowsy: they got authentic sounds from both sides of the pearly gates, no spoilers...
	4:35pm Phillippe Bastille: mariano!
	4:36pm mariano: Hey, ami ad, Phillippe!
	4:36pm Aitch: Gwenifer?
	4:36pm The Oscar: I saw Come True a couple of weeks ago-- I LOVED about 85% of it, but REALLY didn't care for the remaining 15%. On the whole I recommend it to scratch that psychedelic Cronenberg itch, but prepare for a wonky third act and a groaner of an ending.
	4:36pm Phillippe Bastille: This really nice!
	4:36pm Jeff Moore: Gwenifer, Strange Lights: tompkinssquare.bandcamp.com...
	🧩 4:37pm Rev. Turnip Druid: This thing is a very good thing
	4:37pm Jeff Moore: Other Gwenifer: gweniferraymond.bandcamp.com
	4:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Strong clear spirited playing. Ringing tone.
	🧩 4:40pm tim from champaign (now washington): Gwenifer Raymond is not only a guitarslinger, she's a video game programming astrophysicist. Amazing. And I have trouble walking through a door frame without smacking my head on something.
	4:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Drop D w/ open tuning I'm guessing...
	4:40pm Jeff Moore: @tim etc: Wow!
	4:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Her for President.
	🧩 4:41pm Handy Haversack: @The Oscar, did you see Spring (2014), score by Jimmy Lavalle (f4.bcbits.com...), who was on Morricone Island in January? I had very similar feelings, though more 90-10. Nice transition, Scott.
	4:45pm Phillippe Bastille: @tim but can she stand up in a canoe? That's a skill we all need but rarely have
	🧩 4:45pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Jeff Moore - www.theguardian.com...
	🧩 4:46pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Phillippe - Yes. You can't spell astrophysics without physics.
	🧩 4:46pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I can identify a canoe in a crowded room. That's gotta count for something.
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Set like a thrilling rigorous ride through picturesque but rough & bracing vistas of rural grandeur..
	4:47pm seth from muddy creek: Holy smokes this track is off the chain. Backwoods !
	4:47pm McGroovey: My dad taught me, "Him stand up in canoe, him get wet"
	4:47pm Phillippe Bastille: @tim good point. My mind had wandered for just a moment.
	4:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...by mere human voice & acoustic stringbox... bring yer own canoe, me Minutemens...
	4:49pm Justin B.: My fave Crimson era
	4:49pm Rich in Bay Ridge: What a perfect mess.
	4:49pm Doug in JC: I haven’t heard this in years. I remember getting this tape in a dollar shop in lake george when I was maybe 13
	4:50pm JBoogie: Daryl Hall vibes
	4:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Holds up real good by my metrics...
	4:50pm Jeff Moore: Dang, it's been awhile since I heard Three of a Perfect Pair... and is this a different version/mix, or am I just not remembering straight?
	4:51pm Rich in Bay Ridge: Yesterday, around the same time, Julie played Elephant Talk on the Drummer Stream.
	4:51pm JBoogie: i love the Hall/Fripp colabs
	4:51pm HyperDose: This is groovy sexy
	4:51pm Jeff Moore: Zeitgeist!
	4:51pm McGroovey: This sounds like the Three of a Perfect Pair I remember.
	🧩 4:51pm tim from champaign (now washington): 80s King Crimson is something I dip my toes into every 10 years or so. It hasn't grabbed just yet but gets better each listen.
	🧩 4:51pm Handy Haversack: We standing in canoes? Lemme get my glasses strap and dirtiest hat!
	4:52pm Jeff Moore: @McGroovey: I bet you're right. I was a little disoriented right toward the beginning, but it's locked into familiarity.
	4:52pm paddy in matawan: Sounds like 80's Dead @Tim.
	4:52pm andy the painter: damn. this Crimson brings back some memories...is this from 84, Scott? congrats on the marathon!!!
	4:52pm steveo: why'd end so sooon
	4:52pm headcleaner: continually struck at how well King Crimson holds up, over time
	4:53pm JBoogie: 1984. great year
	4:53pm JBoogie: bananarama was in the charts
	4:53pm paddy in matawan: Banana Hammock too
	4:54pm JBoogie: was miami vice on yet ?
	4:54pm paddy in matawan: only in the shorts
	4:54pm Carmichael: Moving vaguely toward the art rock direction, Scott?
	4:55pm Jeremy: It was a good year but a cruel summer...
	4:55pm headcleaner: @jeremy - how so?
	4:56pm JBoogie: a year where Peter Cetera was at the top of the dude chain
	4:56pm Jeremy: head cleaner: that was a bananarama reference
	4:56pm paddy in matawan: Something to do with Venus, @head
	4:57pm headcleaner: @jeremy - ah ....
	4:57pm JBoogie: we're making Karate Kid soundtrack references, folks
	4:57pm McGroovey: @headcleaner Jeremy made one of them there jokes
	4:58pm nathan: i've always wondered if david byrne is secretly sorta salty about adrian belew's vocals on those albums
	🧩 4:58pm Rev. Turnip Druid: th'LOAF.
	4:59pm Jeremy: Loaf was sampled on the new Madlib!
	4:59pm diciassette: As I was very busy being annoyed by things happening in the work computer, the Scottish Shuffle came on!
	5:00pm headcleaner: I'll do my bananarama homework, at some point. One of the key problems with the early 80s, in retrospect, was that they were "too 80s". So a lot of stuff going on at the time I just tuned out
	🧩 5:01pm Handy Haversack: Among the top five most eighties decades of the last couple of centuries.
	5:01pm JBoogie: I actually loved Bananarama, the name and everything... brings me joy. the only good thing about 84. Weren't the Smiths born that year? I rest my case. It was the year misery was born
	5:02pm headcleaner: ...including this fellow, for example...
	🧩 5:02pm tim from champaign (now washington): This is my favorite song on Purple Rain.
	5:03pm Jeremy: Headcleaner: I hear you, gated snares and DX7s were my kryptonite...I'm easing up a little in my old age.
	5:03pm TDK60: See? '84 had good trax.
	5:03pm Alvy Singer: The Replacements Let It Be was released in 1984. Not too bad right?
	🧩 5:03pm tim from champaign (now washington): Bananarama and Thompson Twins get muddled together in my brain.
	5:03pm Rich in Bay Ridge: @Nathan - I believe that Tina asked Belew to permanently replace David Byrne in TH. Adrian thought that was a bad idea.
	5:03pm JBoogie: the underground is a whole other thing in 84. an alternate reality.
	5:04pm JBoogie: though I believe Bananarama maybe had some roots in punk
	5:04pm headcleaner: anything on MTV was kryptonite to me at the time (justly or unjustly).
	5:04pm JBoogie: they were like Chumbawumba but 1984? dunno
	5:05pm Doug in JC: My War was 84, I think
	5:05pm mariano: Bananarama's video for "Cruel Summer" was shot in DUMBO and Fulton Landing, for you Brooklyn-heads. Also, I remember reading that Bananarama has the greatest number of chart hits by and all-female band.
	5:05pm Carmichael: I was too old for the 80s.
	5:05pm nathan: @Rich, ha! i doubt casual listeners would have noticed, they sound crazy similar to me
	5:05pm McGroovey: The eighties snare drum: it seemed like a good idea at the time. Too much coke, perhaps.
	5:06pm JBoogie: Doug I was just thinking of Black Flag re; "alternate reality" I believe the film 86 Reality was also 1984. What's his name... Dave Markey?
	5:06pm JBoogie: Reality 86'd.... my gen X brain is full of holes
	5:07pm paddy in matawan: I'm stuck in the 90's with an honorable mention to the 80s.
	5:07pm JBoogie: Neil Young released Landing On Water in 1984 I think... re: "snare sound"
	5:07pm Doug in JC: I still hate noticeable reverb on drums
	5:07pm Jeremy: I have heard that coke ears is a real thing, changes your aural perception somehow, and that's why things got so dry and close miked...
	5:07pm headcleaner: life is wasted on the young... and the 80s were wasted on the 80s. but oh how I could go the dreariness (mixed with occasional brilliance) of that time period, now
	5:08pm paddy in matawan: Creamo Coyle?
	5:08pm Bas NL: PLAY IT!!
	5:08pm headcleaner: do it for Bas!
	5:08pm Gnomon: Can’t go wrong with Ubu Noir
	5:08pm JBoogie: spoiler alert: we're kinda in the 80s again, guys. we just finished 4 years of blonde Reagan, etc
	5:09pm nathan: play their version of Tainted Love!
	5:09pm JBoogie: rock is largely dead. again.
	5:09pm Listener Howard & the Cats: I love that record!
	5:09pm Bas NL: Yeah.. Ubu Noir is so beautiful.
	5:09pm JBoogie: and everyone is living beyond their means, in a fantasy world.
	🧩 5:09pm Rev. Turnip Druid: not my favorite coil LP but Ubu Noir is a groove. the obvious samples work for me..
	5:09pm andy the painter: @McGroovey: yes, i’ve had many discussions with other heads about the role of cocaine in the crappy sounds of the eighties
	5:10pm Gnomon: Actually “at the heart of it all” is quite beautiful
	🧩 5:10pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Clap is another diggy
	5:10pm Gnomon: If super melancholy
	🧩 5:10pm Rev. Turnip Druid: hell, maybe i do dig that rekkid after all
	5:10pm JBoogie: cocaine in the snare makes me think of Dirk Diggler in the studio
	5:11pm Jeremy: Not entirely sure the 80s ever ended
	5:11pm headcleaner: the 80s (in the U.S.) were defined by a GOP reign not quite so bad as we're dealing with now... but with no light at the end of the tunnel
	5:11pm Bas NL: Ooww, yeah, Gnomon! Solar Lodge is great, but not now..
	🧩 5:11pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Horse Rotorvator somehow wins between those two
	5:12pm Joe McG: Hey Scott! Gwenifer was on Jeffrey Davison's show back in 2018 or 2019, I forget which.
	5:12pm JBoogie: I believe Todd Rundgren's Utopia released their final record in 85. That entire discography is my one huge exception to 80s production sounds. just impeccable. that and the Mutt Lange productions of Def Leppard. Eh, Aerosmith Permanent Vacay too.
	5:12pm wendy del formaggio: I love the Jody Stephens potato salad story. I witnessed it!
	5:13pm JBoogie: maybe i have terrible taste afterall
	5:13pm Andrew Waterloo: Brokencide?
	🧩 5:13pm tim from champaign (now washington): I would save that potato salad forever.
	5:13pm paddy in matawan: Still have no idea what his name means. But I like it.
	5:13pm Bas NL: YES!
	5:14pm drowsy: It's unicorn rotorvator today!
	5:14pm Fletchernyc: This song is from 1984 and it is regularly recognized as one of the worst songs ever. So there’s that. https://youtu.be/POv-3yIPSWc might be more a Ken thing
	5:14pm JBoogie: been a looooong time since I visited Coil
	5:14pm headcleaner: okay... I can work with this...
	5:14pm βrian: That sounds kartoffel!
	5:14pm steveo: The ears of WFMU are listening. Here's the live G.W. playlist, Scott & Joe wfmu.org...
	🧩 5:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: big fan of all coil eras, actually. Sleazy's late project (threshhold houseboys choir) as well. It's from UP THERE somewhere.
	5:14pm Andrew Waterloo: I have a sorely maintained radio station copy of this
	🧩 5:15pm tim from champaign (now washington): The Wonderful and Frightening World of the Fall came out in 1984.
	5:15pm JBoogie: agreed on Coil.
	5:15pm Jeremy: Andrew: Culturcide
	5:15pm Doug in JC: The radio station was sorely maintained? Or the copy?
	5:16pm JBoogie: yeah that's what I was saying... there was a lot happening through the 80s in non mainstream circles. Our Band Could Be Your Life is a book about all that
	5:16pm Gnomon: Ooh a bonus Coil.
	5:16pm nathan: Foetus probs had a couple in 84
	5:17pm nathan: ... though clearly Scott wasn't enjoying the Foetus part, haha
	5:17pm Jeremy: Brutal but necessary!
	5:17pm JBoogie: Was Christian Death Only Theater of Pain in 84?
	🧩 5:17pm Rev. Turnip Druid: yeh, I was thinking Nail (foetus) but that was '85 ... that one was a life changer here.
	5:18pm drowsy: I was wondering if we were going into Ministry territory - happy to stay in the field recording realm.
	5:18pm Alvy Singer: Double Nickels On The Dime by The Minutemen came out in '84.
	5:18pm Bas NL: Aha.. some tracks are rough. Thanks for playing Coil, Scott!
	5:18pm JBoogie: yep Alvy! there was a lot happening in LA at that time. Dream Syndicate too
	🧩 5:19pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Halber Mensch was 1985 as well. Jeezus, all the teenage hits broke free as soon as '84 was done.
	5:19pm drowsy: not dissing on Ministry btw, I'm always up for drony stuff more
	5:20pm JBoogie: Gun Club Las Vegas Story
	5:20pm prof.fuzz: Zen Arcade: July 1984
	5:21pm Gnomon: Thanks Scott for being able to see past your personal needs and play us some Coil.
	5:21pm JBoogie: Zen Arcade is monumental too... at least in my world. listening to that for the first time was like smoking weed for the first time.
	5:21pm Bas NL: Ha, ha.. Just remembered: I once DJed a student party in Amsterdam. They just didn't want to go home.. i played Halber Mensch ENTIRELY and they asked if i had any more Neubauten.
	5:22pm Alvy Singer: Meat Puppets II: April 1984
	5:23pm prof.fuzz: 1984 was a good year for SST releases...
	5:23pm JBoogie: totally. kinda the peak
	5:23pm DjLorraine: I joined to listen for my ride hOMe. Howdy all
	5:23pm JBoogie: oh weird my uncle was in the other Doppler Effect group... the Depeche Mode clones
	🧩 5:24pm chresti: Oh I see we were revisiting 1984?
	5:25pm paddy in matawan: Doppelbock?
	5:25pm wendy del formaggio: The first Run-DMC album came out in 1984. That was pretty monumental.
	5:25pm Carmichael: Lots of different genres in the 80s. I avoided the bands with girl hair and shoulder pads in their suits.
	5:25pm Doug in JC: Does this predate the GBV one? I could look that up I suppose
	5:25pm JBoogie: sorry i just got a new Biellete espresso maker and... i'm sweating
	5:25pm Doug in JC: It does not.
	🧩 5:26pm chresti: I think 84 was when I first listened to Yellowman.
	5:26pm JBoogie: oh yeah that first Run DMC blew my mind
	5:26pm dale: herro. thought this was bitch-dog. a well curated last hour to be sure.
	5:27pm Scott Williams: ThaNks Joe McG! Of course that happened - I'll be headed to Jeff's archives later....
	5:27pm Bas NL: Mmm, yes.. Yellowman was hot then.
	5:29pm headcleaner: y'alls are remembering '84 the way you want to remember it. most of the time, out in the wilds, it was a handfull of overplayed Chaka Khan + Prince songs (enough to turn you to both of them)... and of course, everyone's favorite VH album... over and over, everywhere you went
	5:29pm dale: scott - do you ever play the german band octopus? i'm only familiar with an ocean of rocks, has a couple of good moments. 'the entrance' is a standout cut.
	5:29pm wendy del formaggio: 1984 is also when the first This Mortal Coil LP came out. Even though 1984 was pretty crappy for lots of music, there was also some groundbreaking stuff.
	🧩 5:29pm chresti: He had a funny song about Michael Jackson.
	5:30pm drowsy: “Lecco's Lemma" on MIT radio was an incredible show playing hip hop in the '80s before MTV got it etc. Amazing.
	5:30pm Scott Williams: Double Nickels is brilliant, but I still think it sounds a bit thin. Never cared for Zen Arcade (HIDING!!)
	5:31pm JBoogie: WMBR has some great shows, always has I think. I've played on there a few times
	5:31pm Scott Williams: Meat Puppets II, there's a winner! Gun Club too
	5:31pm JBoogie: Zen Arcade is an acquired taste
	5:32pm drowsy: I'll say it again JBoogie, you were functioning at a high level. Respect.
	5:33pm drowsy: .. probably still at a high level ...
	🧩 5:33pm tim from champaign (now washington): I remember my music teacher at school in 1984 talking about Lionel Richie, Prince and Michael Jackson. She predicted Prince was going to fade quickly because was to filthy and that Lionel Richie was going to be the most successful.
	5:33pm JBoogie: i actually didn't appreciate it for years, but it left in an impression. then, many years later, i was sent deep into the valley on a job with my boss's truck and he handed me that CD to listen to for the long drive... and it finally clicked. it's pretty visionary for hardcore
	5:33pm McGroovey: I think 1984 was a good and bad year. My oldest kid was burn that year (good). On the other hand, share drums sounded horrible (bad). And yes, on the other other hand, that This Mortal Coil album and (I think) Black Flag's came out (good).
	5:34pm diciassette: ❤️ whomp
	5:34pm JBoogie: Unpopular Opinion: My War is Flag in decline. Not my favorite era
	5:34pm JBoogie: My War is also largely responsible for grunge
	5:34pm drowsy: Big Black had something out, not yet Atomizer but for me another big deal, sound wise. Lyrics wise not so much.
	5:34pm Jeremy: Milo goes to College also 1984. But you had to be hipped to those sorts of records, they weren't easily found if you were stuck in the suburbs.
	5:34pm Andrew Hollywood: Scott - has anyone asked you what the BEST year for music is?
	5:35pm Alvy Singer: Saint Vitus-S/T also came out in '84.
	5:35pm JBoogie: yeah i feel like SST though was pretty peak in 84
	5:35pm Jeremy: 1st Sun City Girls also
	5:36pm Alvy Singer: Side 2 of My War was responsible for Stoner Rock.
	5:36pm Doug in JC: 1984 is most of hardcore and punk in decline, at least for a little while
	5:36pm JBoogie: and i think Flag were actually at their peak as well... just in terms of their sound, the metal direction wasn't my favorite
	5:36pm rossum: can i tap into the wfmu collective intelligence for a sec? i have a memory of a psychedelic experience as a college lad, listening to an album loaned to me by a classmate, and listening to it in, let's just say an altered state, & only then, tripping out on the music & the cover of 2 people embracing, engulfed in flames, realizing that maybe the lender was making a pass at me (jeez i was dim & oblivious, certainly then, maybe still). I've always thought it was either Coil or This Mortal Coil - the main thing i remember is that cover, but I just searched discogs & don't see that cover on either of their discographies...anyone???
	5:36pm nathan: i was just thinking about how this song reminds me of something off Television Personalities "Painted World", and guess what year that came out...
	5:37pm drowsy: Other than being a difficult person, I can't believe I hear Greg Ginn anymore as a guitarist or producer.
	5:37pm JBoogie: i mean, i think everyone is Seattle in the late 80s was hevy into My War. it's all over Nirvana's first record.
	5:38pm Jeremy: Loving this set!
	5:38pm JBoogie: that espresso was strong
	5:38pm nathan: @rossum, it's not Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here, is it? lol
	5:39pm prof.fuzz: I'd be content to have "Jealous Again" and "Process of Weeding Out" as the only two Black Flag records in my collection.
	5:39pm Doug in JC: Hi dad, I work here
	5:39pm JBoogie: i think Greg Ginn got in some trouble for child abuse actually. he's kinda beyond unpleasant from what i hear
	5:40pm rossum: @nathan ha no, def not thx for trying tho
	5:40pm JBoogie: fuzz, those are real good.
	5:41pm nathan: @JBoogie yeah, sounded like he was living some sort of ascetic lifestyle and decided to force it upon his family
	5:42pm JBoogie: his brother Raymond is just as out there but i think not as much of a psycho
	5:43pm Scott Williams: @Andrew Hollywood: yes, 1971
	5:43pm JBoogie: i had a friend who had Raymond as a guest professor in grad school... years ago. i guess Ray would have his father drive him to school to teach and pick him up after class, like he was a little kid
	🧩 5:43pm tim from champaign (now washington): OK Scott, how about Priest's Defenders of the Faith?
	5:43pm drowsy: Yikes!!!! That explains that JB.
	5:43pm JBoogie: can't remember if it was CalArts or Art Center
	5:46pm JBoogie: Oh man 84 was the tope of the rollercoaster before/for metal... and hair metal
	5:46pm Jeremy: Yes, Sunday Morning, you read my mind. I adore anything with a celeste on it but that was perhaps the first time I heard one....
	5:47pm JBoogie: Celtic Frost Morbid Tales was 1984
	5:47pm steveo: @rossom Jane's Addiction, Nothing's Shocking ?
	5:47pm Hubig Pie: 1971, cuz Stairway to Heaven or 'murrican Pie?
	5:48pm JBoogie: alright I have karate class. late!
	5:48pm jg: Our house madness 84?
	5:48pm TDK60: DJ Gaylord F. is a 1972ian.
	5:49pm drowsy: karate on espresso -- the dojo won't know what hit em
	5:49pm wendy del formaggio: Aww. “Careless Love” is one of my favorite “trad” songs. So many beautiful interpretations of it.
	🧩 5:49pm Handy Haversack: 1984 was also when we won the war against Eurasia, with which we had always been at war.
	5:49pm Franco Twinkie: The 80's was such a blur. Bands came and went, but I will concur with Scott about The Gun Puppets and The Meat Club.
	5:50pm (Murakami Whywolf))): JBoogie: Which karate group?
	5:53pm (((Murakami Whywolf): Eurythmics' song "Sex Crime" was a pretty silly ending to the excellent film version of "1984", but that same film's version of "Oceania 'tis for Thee" was excellent.
	5:54pm JBoogie: i'll be crashing through their (glass) front door like the Kool-Aid man in about 15 minutes
	5:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Phasey Gittar sounding like a late Hendrix demo in a way...
	5:55pm Bas NL: Was UB40 known in the US; around 1984?
	🧩 5:55pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks, Scott!
	5:56pm ami ad: Thank you, DJ. Crew. Peace&Laugh.
	🧩 5:56pm Handy Haversack: Good year for boot production and chocolate rations as I recall, too. Thanks for a great show, Scott! This was wonderful. Much needed. Be well, all. Thanks
	5:56pm (((Murakami Whywolf): Fletchernyc: To steal someone else's line about the "Star Wars Life Day Special", that video and song appear to have been created by a sentient bag of cocaine.
	5:56pm JBoogie: not until Rrrrrred Rrrrred Wine! 88?
	🧩 5:56pm Rev. Turnip Druid: oh right; faces in the fire (legendary pink dots) was '84 as well. So it wasn't all fer craps.
	5:56pm paddy in matawan: i had a good time
	🧩 5:56pm tim from champaign (now washington): Did "I Can't Drive 55" come out in 1984? If so, it definitely cancels out any good music that came out in '84.
	5:57pm Fletchernyc: @Murakami... exactly!!!!!
	5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There were a few different 1980s for certain. TY As Ever SW.
	5:57pm JBoogie: damn tim. why'd you have to bring that up?
	🧩 5:58pm Will the Sound Guy: Thank you Skelly Scott Williams for all that you do! Once again another exceptional show as always. You killed it as the MC of the Hoof and Mouth! keep up the great work man! we all appreciate you.
	🧩 5:58pm Rev. Turnip Druid: My best to the goose. And the other goose.
	5:58pm JBoogie: thnaks Scott. great show. a little more 84 would have been nice...
	5:59pm prof.fuzz: @Tim: I invoked "I can't drive 55" in the poster for my 55th birthday party/show in Jan 2020, and have felt guilty for jinxing the rest of the year for the whole damned planet. Sorry y'all.
	5:59pm ?: Scott. Thanks 4 the refreshing music on a dreadful dreary day All Scotties stay safe & healthy
	5:59pm Bas NL: DST! Darn. Great show Scott!
	5:59pm JBoogie: *where was Jandek in the trajectory in 84?
	🧩 5:59pm chresti: Thanks Scott!
	5:59pm TDK60: Good night. '85 next?
	5:59pm late for class: Yea Scott YEA!
	5:59pm Jeremy: Thank you Scottleton! Amazing show once again!
	5:59pm prof.fuzz: Thanks Scott! Great show.
	5:59pm HyperDose: Thanks Scott!
	5:59pm Fletchernyc: Thanks Scott also 1984... the year I graduated High school and got arrested at Duran Duran!
	5:59pm steveo: thank you and all of you for what you do for us, SCott
	6:00pm JBoogie: Jandy release 12 albums in 1984
	🧩 6:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Scott. Like Twisted Sister said in 1984, stay hungry!
	6:00pm Evan: Isn't "Wanajiita Sisi Wahuni" by Edward Nandwa?
	6:00pm JBoogie: Band yr head

Scott Williams: Playlist from March 24, 2021

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