WFMU: It's Complicated with Dave Mandl: Playlist from March 20, 2023

Listener comments!
	🤯 6:58pm TroyD8: Great job on bass last night Dave
	7:00pm pot8o: hi everyone!
	7:00pm Handy Haversack: Dave and the Complications! It's go time! Mandlprog! Mandlprog! Mandlprog!
	7:00pm ultradamno: Dave! Mandlotrons!
	🤯 7:01pm Will thee Sound Guy: Hi Dave Mandl and all!!! nice work last night!
	7:01pm Andrea C: Hi Dave :)
	7:01pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Dave. YOU are a goddamned rocker!!
	🤯 7:01pm HollyRT: Yaay...hi all!
	7:02pm ike-o: Peace
	7:02pm dale: hey now.
	7:02pm Chris Hiatt: Let's get complicated! Congrats on the goal!
	7:02pm Ken From Hyde Park: Time to chow down on some Mandlbraten!
	🤯 7:02pm chresti: Hi Dave complicated musical show!
	7:03pm mic_a: Halloo Dave and proggelizers!
	7:03pm Handy Haversack: Total thrill to have been able to answer phones for Dave's show -- and with Sheila on the MC mic! And yeah, Dave, fantastic work last night during the Hoof N Mouth!
	7:03pm P-90: On behalf of scratch-scrapers everywhere: you’re welcome
	🤯 7:03pm Folsom: I wish the WFMU music downloads were flac, I can't believe the server costs outweigh the mailing costs.
	7:03pm Dave Mandl: Evening, everyone!
	7:03pm luka: good evening
	7:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I don't have the scratch (this year) - & I love everybody who contributed to keep THIS ALIVE - & I love everybody like me who loves it here, either way - & I loved seeing DaveMandl on Bass last night. & everybody.
	7:04pm bleubombersune: Dave Great Monday eve 4 prog music You were the best at the Sinofonia
	7:04pm Dave Mandl: ↳ TroyD8 @6:58 So you didn't hear the several mistakes I made. Good!
	7:04pm joeray: Good evening, Dave!
	7:05pm luka: i missed the synphonium and assume Dave played chapman stick
	7:05pm TDK60: Dave, good evening.
	7:05pm Dave Mandl: ↳ bleubombersune @7:04 Aw, thanks. That's kind of you. The whole band is amazing. The singers too.
	7:05pm dday: Well this is pretty obscure & cool
	7:06pm Jackie G: It's prog time again. Oh boy!
	7:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Dave Mandl @7:05 I wish so much I could drop by & you lot would condescend to jam with me !
	7:06pm P-90: I can honestly say, for what it’s worth: those were the tightest, most professional performances by the H&M band EVER.
	🤯 7:06pm HollyRT: This is very cool
	7:07pm pot8o: ↳ dday @7:05 it's surprising they're that obscure, they opened for david bowie, soft machine, magma, & king crimson in the very early 70s
	7:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yerknow - I missed one Finale - & there was Pandemic ...very kewl to see this one.
	7:07pm mic_a: A little reading -- The New Yorker recently ran this brief but good piece on Todd Rundgren: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/01/02/todd-rundgren-renaissance-rocker It makes a good point that I never thought through in all these years -- with his lucrative production work (Grand Funk! Meatloaf!), he was pretty much free to do whatever he wanted on his own albums.
	7:08pm dday: ↳ pot8o @7:07 in the very early 70's I was very early :)
	7:08pm dale: i wonder if this backwards, 'golording', is anything.
	7:08pm Jackie G: ↳ Dave Mandl @7:05 Was that a rickenbacker bass?
	7:08pm dale: go lording?
	🤯 7:09pm chresti: ↳ dale @7:08 Ah ha!
	🤯 7:09pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "Snails" by "Gnidrolog" This is high quality classical-prog!
	7:09pm Dave Mandl: ↳ dale @7:08 Could be, but it's also sort of their name backwards.
	7:09pm dday: ↳ mic_a @7:07 His book "The Individualist" is worth a read. Interesting format (not surprising). Each page is a chapter. Lots of great info from the source
	7:09pm pot8o: ↳ dday @7:08 i would've been about -30 years old XD
	7:09pm Chris Hiatt: ↳ Webhamster Henry @7:09 Avant-prog!
	7:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Snails" by "Gnidrolog" Wow. Wonder if they're TImBuckey 'Starsailor' fans here ...if that works chronologically...
	7:10pm Chris Hiatt: ↳ Song: "Snails" by "Gnidrolog" I was wondering when the baroque oboe was gonna come out.
	7:10pm herb.nyc: Yay. wfmu made its goal. our thanks to Dave et (lotsa) al. And I’m gonna get his cd; I know v little of prog. An aside now— sorry for long post below. But it puts down prog. And I like making a ruckus, esp when no one can see me. From nytimes obit of producer Spot, an excerpt By the mid-'70s, …Mr. [Spot], like a lot of future punk figures, had grown weary of prog, with its self-consciously elaborate compositions and arrangements. …he began recording jazz groups, and was inspired by the unfiltered studio approach of the combos he recorded. Jazz musicians "didn't want anything fancy,”… "They just wanted to get the things down, and they a didn't care if someone played a bad note or not." …he was working as a waiter at a vegetarian restaurant [and] met Greg Ginn, who would later help found both Black Flag and SST Records Despite their different music…
	7:10pm dale: GOLDringgggg......ah.
	7:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Snails" by "Gnidrolog" Makes me think of Peter Hammill a bit too like that.
	7:11pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Chris Hiatt @7:10 It's traditional to shout out your soloists!
	🤯 7:11pm TroyD8: ↳ Song: "Snails" by "Gnidrolog" This is a 1st for me. Thanks
	7:11pm Handy Haversack: It's an anagram for Ging Dolor. Just saying.
	7:12pm TDK60: ↳ Song: "Snails" by "Gnidrolog" Some of that reminded me of Univers Zero (who were darker). Some of it King Crimson...
	7:14pm Dave Mandl: ↳ Handy Haversack @7:11 Ah, of course.
	7:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ TDK60 @7:12 Darker you say.
	7:15pm dday: ↳ pot8o @7:09 1970...me...12 or 13 depending on the month
	7:16pm Dave Mandl: ↳ Jackie G @7:08 Nope, a Jazz Bass. I always wanted a Rick for obvious reasons but never got one.
	🤯 7:17pm Will thee Sound Guy: ↳ Song: "atreyu" by "Covet" I recognize this... did any other bands play this song
	7:17pm TDK60: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @7:14 Hi Rev. Yep. I have one album by U.Z. an old one- "Heresie.'
	7:17pm Peter from Boonton formerly Dover NJ: Wait what?? The Goldring Brothers of Gnodrolog went on to form the Pork Dukes?! Mind blown.
	🤯 7:17pm TroyD8: ↳ Song: "atreyu" by "Covet" en.wikipedia.org...
	7:17pm Andres: ↳ Song: "atreyu" by "Covet" Hello. This wouldn’t go over well on a metal show. Further complications.
	7:17pm Barney Grubbs: ↳ Song: "atreyu" by "Covet" Bandcamp says from SF but recorded out this way in Port Jeff on Long Island
	7:17pm Andres: * WOULD
	7:18pm Eric: Covet....wow!
	7:18pm Andres: Stupid autocorrect.
	7:18pm Coach32sm: Never heard them!! Covet didn’t sound vey prog but not bad
	🤯 7:19pm G: Still stuck in Dallas (actually, Irving) for Mary Ellern's work, and not in control of my schedule. Will listen to the archive of this Tuesday...
	🤯 7:19pm chris in the redwoods: waves at Dave and everyone hanging out. (not a genius here)
	7:19pm common: dave. all. enjoying!
	7:19pm Chris Hiatt: ↳ Song: "atreyu" by "Covet" That was a beautiful track. I think that was the old lineup?
	7:20pm mic_a: Covet reminded me a little of latter day surf band, The Mermen.
	🤯 7:20pm chresti: You the boss, Dave!
	7:20pm joeray: ...and Elsewhere!
	7:21pm the Hurston moor-elf: Hey Dave! Checking in from Devon, UK (Wishbone Ash and Steve Howe territory).
	🤯 7:21pm chris in the redwoods: ↳ chris in the redwoods @7:19 as in i'm not a genius. making sure you genuses didn't think i was dissing you.
	7:21pm François: Thank you for the great show! If you could play Twelfth Night's "We Are Sane" from the live album "Live & Let Live", that would be great!! Thanks.
	🤯 7:21pm Webhamster Henry: I'm ready for Prog covers of Free Design tunes.
	🤯 7:21pm G: Nous sommes du sunshine pop? haha
	7:22pm respectablename42069: I always make a point of catching your show! thanks for introducing many of us to some great music
	7:22pm ChuckZ: so great
	7:22pm Destroit: Greetings Dave and all. Happy to be here. All about Free Design
	7:22pm ChuckZ: glubbah glubbah indeed
	7:23pm dale: i have a powerpuff girls cd and i think there's a version of this on it. pretty complicated to play no doubt.
	🤯 7:23pm HollyRT: The harmonies are masterful as well
	🤯 7:23pm Webhamster Henry: When does Jesus come again? (bubblegum pop)
	7:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Bubbles" by "The Free Design" Hm. Well ...Sunshine Pop is often Studio Pop. Which is often highly Arranged. So could almost see Prawg from there...
	7:23pm ChuckZ: drums groovin'
	7:24pm ChuckZ: jeez was that even three minutes?
	🤯 7:24pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "Bubbles" by "The Free Design" Dig the bassline too, Dave Mandl...
	7:24pm Franco Twinkie: I'm sorry, soap bubbles did not correct their image problem.
	🤯 7:24pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Bubbles" by "The Free Design" I thought they were squeeky clean when I was a teen
	7:25pm Coach32sm: Yes meets Gentle Giant Deerhoof
	7:25pm P-90: Steve Howe still lives in the house in Devon that Yes rented way back when, to live and rehearse in. (It’s a bit nicer now)
	🤯 7:25pm HollyRT: ↳ ChuckZ @7:24 2:14
	7:25pm mic_a: Free Design, yeah. Also check out the track "Dorian Benediction" closing the "Heaven/Earth" album. Sort of ambient jazz ahead of its time. Top-notch NY session players on there.
	7:25pm dale: ↳ ChuckZ @7:24 the more two minute songs you have the more your chances of having airplay were.
	🤯 7:25pm Stephen from Glasgow: Hi all. I have a bunch of Free Design albums. An unguilty pleasure.
	7:25pm Dave Mandl: ↳ HollyRT @7:25 LOL.
	7:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Webhamster Henry @7:24 ...thinking of them all being in the wake of Psychedelia in diverse ways...
	7:25pm Chris Hiatt: ↳ Song: "Bubbles" by "The Free Design" I can dig the prog adjacency. Kinda like the Bacharach tune played here a couple weeks back.
	7:26pm dday: ↳ Song: "Bubbles" by "The Free Design" Interesting that you could overlay those vocals on a Gentle Giant song..quite easily
	🤯 7:26pm Webhamster Henry: The Free Design to Deerhoof is such a WFMU segue.
	🤯 7:26pm HollyRT: I was introduced to them (FD) by Stereolab, who named a song after them
	7:26pm Ciggy: Dave ~ I was hoping for PROG at last night's Hoof & Mouth Symposium
	7:27pm ChuckZ: proggy but with big hooks, love it
	7:27pm joeray: My music theory professor would have noted grading Bubbles (in red ink); "Explain this?"
	7:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rotary Connection. Cause I just wanna say those words. Also ...still think Prawg Ad Jason needs his own place to promote himself & stop pestering us here...
	7:27pm dale: ↳ Ciggy @7:26 matty could have made some mellotron sounds on his keyboard i'll bet.
	7:27pm Chris Hiatt: ↳ Song: "Scarcity Is Manufactured" by "Deerhoof" This band is great. If you're so inclined to head back into the burning building that Twitter has become, Deerhoof has one of the best feeds there.
	7:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hey maybe Jon Anderson is 'Sunshine Pop'...
	🤯 7:28pm chresti: Foohreed
	7:29pm listener 126464: I have Kites Are Fun LP on the wall here.
	🤯 7:29pm G: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @7:28 He certainly liked to mention the sun in his lyrics...
	7:30pm Feldy: Super digging the show, Dave
	7:31pm Chris Hiatt: ↳ Song: "Gudrun" by "Pierrot Lunaire" Madrigal prog!
	7:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ G @7:29 ...sometimes I've thot of MoodyBlues as a PinkFloyd with less compulsion to Scream...
	7:31pm Dave Mandl: ↳ Feldy @7:30 Thanks, Feldy.
	7:31pm dale: was listening to magna carta's 'seasons' earlier, had the elizabethan vibe like this.
	7:32pm ChuckZ: harpsichord, tough instrument to play, full credit given
	7:32pm Jackie G: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @7:28 Jon Anderson, the godfather of prog
	7:32pm Eric: Every song a diamond, thanks.
	🤯 7:32pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "Gudrun" by "Pierrot Lunaire" Recorder bingo square!
	7:32pm Peter from Boonton formerly Dover NJ: Another great show, Dave. Thank you.
	🤯 7:33pm SeaCreature: Damn late to the party cuz I was sitting around in the pub writing music
	7:33pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Feldy @7:30 Hey, Feldy!
	🤯 7:33pm B R M: I wish this show was 3 hours ... a boy can dream...
	7:34pm dale: agreed - this show is WAYYYY too short.
	🤯 7:34pm SeaCreature: 2 hours would feel about right
	7:34pm Carmichael: Heya Dave and proggers. Just got here today, been a lost weekend.
	7:35pm Jackie G: ↳ B R M @7:33 always leave them wanting more
	🤯 7:35pm G: ↳ Jackie G @7:32 Other band members called Anderson "Napoleon." He pushed to keep Yes moving forward on the way up.
	7:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ B R M @7:33 Right ?? Tho a one-hour Prawg program becomes an interest all its own... Tbh - I would not totally hate the reinstatement of World of Echo.
	7:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This & Bethany Ryker paired up would be some kind of Therapy night...
	7:39pm Chris Hiatt: I wouldn't be surprised to see a 2 song playlist one of these Mondays.
	🤯 7:39pm B R M: ↳ Jackie G @7:35 That would be the case at 3 hours, too! 🤣
	7:40pm ultradamno: ↳ Chris Hiatt @7:39 It could be brought down to one...
	7:40pm TDK60: This show clearly needs to be 90 minutes long so I can fit onto cassette.
	7:40pm mic_a: Honestly, I love the hour format. It keeps things tight, which is something prog can use a bit of help with sometimes, eh?
	🤯 7:40pm SeaCreature: ↳ mic_a @7:40 Fair comment
	7:41pm Jackie G: ↳ B R M @7:39 Haha. Be thankful for what you got. Not too long ago there was no prog on WFMU.
	🤯 7:41pm HollyRT: "Space rock", whatever that is
	7:41pm Coach32sm: Jugband blues
	7:41pm ultradamno: Pompeii seems their proggiest point to me.
	7:41pm ultradamno: (if only for being there)
	🤯 7:42pm chresti: I like the flat u better
	🤯 7:42pm SeaCreature: Ummagumma is the first album I ever bought that I absolutely hated
	7:42pm pot8o: ↳ mic_a @7:40 honestly, it kinda feels restrictive, like if you tried to squeeze bryce's show into an hour-long format prog tends to be really long, and so i feel like it needs the breathing room it deserves also i just want to hear the entirety of a passion play live on fmu
	7:42pm Chris Hiatt: I love all the "new music" people who prattle on about how they're breaking all this new ground, and I'm all like yeah that sounds like "insert prog band name here" from 45 years ago.
	7:43pm Dave Mandl: ↳ SeaCreature @7:42 Most of it holds up pretty well, I think.
	7:43pm TDK60: Ummagumma was great, ahead of its tyme.
	7:44pm P-90: @Dave: agreed
	7:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ummagumma one of those albums the Artists themselves disavow somewhat ...but us peoples all love. As a little kid - I believe I actually put myself into altered states with the damn thing. If anything illustrates Blixa Bargeld's acknowledgment that Floyd brought the Avant to the Masses - I reckon Umma is it.
	7:44pm dale: ↳ Jackie G @7:41 irene plays prog bands. dark night julie plays prog bands. just no progspific show.
	🤯 7:44pm TroyD8: ↳ Song: "The Narrow Way (Parts One, Two & Three)" by "Pink... Remember staring at this album cover for like an hour once.
	🤯 7:45pm HollyRT: ↳ dale @7:44 Tony Coulter as well (on the Drummer Stream)
	7:45pm mic_a: The hours I spent staring at that equipment photo on the back cover when I was like, 13 or 14.
	7:45pm McGroovey: ↳ Song: "The Narrow Way (Parts One, Two & Three)" by "Pink... This is a favorite of mine. Ummagumma was the first rock record I bought, when I was I 13 or 14. My dad had a great stereo at the time, with huge speakers and a powerful tube amp. It sounded great at high volume! (Ummagumma and the stereo)
	7:45pm Andres: A late shout out for your work on the bass yesterday, Dave! So we can expect a prog feature on fellow bass players Geddy Lee and Les Claypool?
	7:45pm Dave Mandl: ↳ HollyRT @7:45 Yeah, Tony has always played plenty of prog.
	7:45pm dale: ↳ HollyRT @7:45 yesh, a lot of prog on the station. you just have to suss it out.
	🤯 7:45pm SeaCreature: ↳ Dave Mandl @7:43 Yeah Dave in retrospect the 14 year old me was not ready. Also the $3 used copy was pretty beat up. Love it now
	7:46pm Dave Mandl: ↳ Andres @7:45 Thanks, Andres. You know, I'm not a big Rush fan.
	7:46pm Rich in Washington: ↳ Song: "The Narrow Way (Parts One, Two & Three)" by "Pink... OH YEAH!
	7:46pm Chris Hiatt: ↳ dale @7:45 I think Scott Williams has played a bit as well.
	7:46pm Franco Twinkie: Liking Pink Floyd, as The Grateful Dead can get you a black eye from someone who's never made a fist before. Be carful!
	7:46pm Jackie G: ↳ dale @7:44 Yeah, that's what I meant: no prog specific show.
	7:47pm Dave Mandl: ↳ Andres @7:45 I like Primus OK, though.
	7:47pm P-90: absolutely, this may be the first “prog-themed” show, but it’s not like prog was ever scarce on WFMU
	7:47pm mstrcaz: good 🌄 evening. Ummagumma Was pretty cool.
	7:47pm Jackie G: ↳ Song: "The Narrow Way (Parts One, Two & Three)" by "Pink... always better stoned, at night.
	🤯 7:48pm B R M: ↳ TroyD8 @7:44 There is a movie about the album cover designers, Hipgnosis, called SQUARING THE CIRCLE... so good!
	7:48pm TDK60: ↳ Franco Twinkie @7:46 Franco, I like what I like. Wanna arm wrestle?
	🤯 7:48pm chresti: ↳ Song: "The Narrow Way (Parts One, Two & Three)" by "Pink... loved the cave with a Pict track
	7:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Don't forget Explorer's Room on the Drummer Stream - featuring Exotica, Library Musics, Experimental ...often interesting to ponder the famous Floyd's relations to that lot of Obscurities !
	7:48pm dale: 15-20 years ago i sent tony rips i made of novalis and octopus and maneige. he liked one octopus song lol. we all dig what we dig.
	7:48pm Handy Haversack: Ken claims the Prog Detector has been disabled, but we should continue to be wary.
	7:49pm Coach32sm: Primus/Claypool/Bass, Yeah!!!
	7:49pm listener 126464: Thanks for your show Dave, appreciate it. Nice playing last night!
	🤯 7:49pm chresti: ↳ chresti @7:48 on ummagumma
	7:49pm Chris Hiatt: ↳ Dave Mandl @7:46 The best thing Geddy Lee ever did was that track on the Great White North album with Bob and Doug McKenzie.
	7:49pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ TDK60 @7:48 Nope!
	🤯 7:49pm TroyD8: ↳ B R M @7:48 Thanks for the heads up. Added it to my queue.
	7:49pm Destroit: ↳ Chris Hiatt @7:49 Lol
	7:49pm joeray: This section always reminds me of The Beatles' "White Album". Both were recorded at EMI.
	7:49pm Carmichael: @chris, 10 bucks is 10 bucks!
	7:49pm dale: ↳ Handy Haversack @7:48 goat alarm is prog in concept.
	7:50pm Dave Mandl: Thanks (on behalf of all of us) for all your kind comments about the Hoof & Mouth performance last night.
	7:50pm Jackie G: ↳ Chris Hiatt @7:49 Is Geddy really 'Gary' in disguise?
	7:50pm TDK60: ↳ Franco Twinkie @7:49 Whoever wins buys the beer.
	7:50pm mic_a: My 'progression' with Pink Floyd albums moved rapidly backwards from an 8-track of "Dark Side" (that was government issue to every household, right?), to LPs of "Meddle", "Ummagumma" and an odd Syd-era compilation titled "Masters Of Rock" -- at which point I said "Yes! This is the best of all!"
	7:50pm Dave Mandl: We love doing Hoof & Mouth.
	🤯 7:51pm SeaCreature: ↳ Dave Mandl @7:47 Progtastic programming. Much appreciated, Dave
	🤯 7:51pm G: This is Pink F transitioning from 1967-68 psychedelia toward early 70s "prog." But they didn't have the playing chops to go whole prog hog -- which actually served them very well in the accessibility department by 1973.
	7:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Dave Mandl @7:50 Some people were on that stage for a minute !
	7:51pm McGroovey: ↳ chresti @7:48 Yeah, I was just thinking about that one. The Roger Waters tracks sound great loud, also. Well, the whole thing sounds great loud.
	7:51pm Chris Hiatt: ↳ Carmichael @7:49 So funny.
	7:51pm dale: ↳ Chris Hiatt @7:46 fer sure!!
	7:51pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ dale @7:49 A goat driving a Commer van full of stolen musical equipment.
	7:52pm dday: ↳ Song: "The Narrow Way (Parts One, Two & Three)" by "Pink... Produced by "Normal" Norman Smith..Oh Babe What Would You Say
	7:52pm Coach32sm: Especially laying in bed with headphones blasting and you’re “in the mood”
	7:52pm Franco Twinkie: This is perfect.
	🤯 7:53pm chresti: ↳ G @7:51 Heh prog hog!
	7:53pm TDK60: ↳ Franco Twinkie @7:52 I agree, the music holds up. Ummagumma this.
	7:53pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Dave Mandl @7:50 Hope we are able to get there in person again one day!
	7:54pm the Hurston moor-elf: Damn, I forgot how awesome this Floyd track was. Haven't heard it for many years. Thanks Dave!
	7:54pm Jackie G: ↳ Song: "The Narrow Way (Parts One, Two & Three)" by "Pink... not good stoned, in bright sunlight
	7:54pm Carmichael: That whole era of Meddle, Ummagumma, Saucerful of Secrets, Obscured By Clouds. I was just coming of psych age.
	7:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ G @7:51 Floyd was alway redolent of psychedelic drug use specifically ...up to - well even TheWall in its actual moment...
	7:54pm Andres: ↳ Chris Hiatt @7:49 Pretty darn good indeed! Still stuck in my head.
	7:54pm dale: ↳ Coach32sm @7:52 i came home from the bar and put on my koss headphones and a moodies album at 3 a.m. good times.
	7:54pm TDK60: ↳ the Hurston moor-elf @7:54 Hurston moor-ele! Hiya.
	7:55pm TDK60: ↳ TDK60 @7:54 moor-elf
	7:55pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Jackie G @7:54 She speaks from experience, me thinks,
	7:55pm Coach32sm: We know why his drumming was like that,don’t we!!!!
	7:55pm Handy Haversack: And it got so late! Many thanks, Dave!
	7:56pm pot8o: thanks dave! have a great week everyone!
	🤯 7:56pm chresti: Thanks Dave!
	🤯 7:56pm Will thee Sound Guy: Thank you Dave, I enjoyed the show again!!! Be well everyone!!!
	7:56pm dale: YESH! bout their albums in the import section of record theatre in buffalo in the 70s.
	🤯 7:56pm TroyD8: Thanks Dave & Prog people!
	🤯 7:56pm G: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @7:54 By 'psychedelic', I only meant the prominent musical genre in 67-68, which only lasted a couple of years before transforming into other genres (incl. 'prog').
	7:56pm the Hurston moor-elf: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @7:44 Yes! My earliest experiences with altered consciousness involved listening to "Set The Controls..." through headphones while sleep deprived!
	7:56pm TDK60: Gracias, DJ Dave.
	7:57pm Chris Hiatt: Loved the healthy dollop of adjacent this evening. Thanks, Dave!
	7:57pm joeray: Great show! Thanks, Dave!
	7:57pm dale: ni vent ni nouvelle and libre service are great albums.
	🤯 7:57pm Stephen from Glasgow: Thanks Dave. You always play good stuff I haven’t heard before.
	🤯 7:57pm HollyRT: great show as always, D!
	7:57pm Nick K: Beginning reminds me of Mr Rogers Neighborhood
	7:57pm mic_a: Thanks Dave. Be well, folks.
	7:58pm Dave Mandl: Thanks, folks. The pleasure is mine. And thanks again for your generosity during the Marathon.
	7:58pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "11 Juillet" by "Maneige" You can really taste the July!
	7:58pm Franco Twinkie: It's weird not getting hit on for money. Thanks Dave.
	7:58pm Jackie G: thanks, man
	7:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Nick K @7:57 Mr.Roger's B-Day !
	7:58pm Coach32sm: Thanks!!!!Proglicious
	7:58pm Andres: ↳ Song: "11 Juillet" by "Maneige" Why haven’t I heard this on our Canadian broadcasters?! Thanks, Dave!
	7:58pm the Hurston moor-elf: ↳ TDK60 @7:55 Ahoy, TDK! The wins are howling up at Hurston tonight, but I'm loving the prog.
	7:59pm bleubombersune: Dave a magnificent musically selection All stay safe and be well
	🤯 7:59pm chresti: Play this again at the beginning for Mr Rogers
	7:59pm Ciggy: Savory Senses: Prog & Spinach Quiche with balsamic dressing over sliced Avocados.
	7:59pm P-90: Thanks as always @Dave Mandl
	7:59pm Nick K: It all makes sense
	7:59pm the Hurston moor-elf: ↳ the Hurston moor-elf @7:58 winds
	7:59pm dale: in the early 90s i tuned into fmu at 5 a.m on a saturday morning and someone was playing an entire maneige album. i called the station. i was blown away.
	7:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ DaveMandl ~
	8:00pm Noel: Hey Beavis. Maniege á trois. Huh hu.
	8:00pm Chris Hiatt: ↳ Song: "11 Juillet" by "Maneige" Now here's a Canadian prog band I can get behind. Thanks again...
	8:00pm Zinn The Mood: ↳ Song: "11 Juillet" by "Maneige" Very cool stuff, thanks!
	8:00pm dale: thanks for playing that dave!

It's Complicated with Dave Mandl: Playlist from March 20, 2023

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An hour of prog and prog-adjacent music.

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March 20, 2023

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Yes	Five Percent for Nothing "Five Percent for Nothing" by "Yes"	Fragile

Gnidrolog	Snails "Snails" by "Gnidrolog"	In Spite of Harry's Toenail	0:05:24 (Pop-up)

Covet	atreyu "atreyu" by "Covet"	technicolor	0:12:25 (Pop-up)

The Free Design	Bubbles "Bubbles" by "The Free Design"	Sing for Very Important People	0:21:55 (Pop-up)
Deerhoof	Scarcity Is Manufactured	Actually, You Can	0:24:06 (Pop-up)

Pierrot Lunaire	Gudrun "Gudrun" by "Pierrot Lunaire"	Gudrun	0:28:34 (Pop-up)

Pink Floyd	The Narrow Way (Parts One, Two & Three)	Ummagumma	0:42:19 (Pop-up)

Maneige	11 Juillet "11 Juillet" by "Maneige"	Ni Vent... Ni Nouvelle — Maneige	0:55:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🤯 6:58pm TroyD8: Great job on bass last night Dave
	7:00pm pot8o: hi everyone!
	7:00pm Handy Haversack: Dave and the Complications! It's go time! Mandlprog! Mandlprog! Mandlprog!
	7:00pm ultradamno: Dave! Mandlotrons!
	🤯 7:01pm Will thee Sound Guy: Hi Dave Mandl and all!!! nice work last night!
	7:01pm Andrea C: Hi Dave :)
	7:01pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Dave. YOU are a goddamned rocker!!
	🤯 7:01pm HollyRT: Yaay...hi all!
	7:02pm ike-o: Peace
	7:02pm dale: hey now.
	7:02pm Chris Hiatt: Let's get complicated! Congrats on the goal!
	7:02pm Ken From Hyde Park: Time to chow down on some Mandlbraten!
	🤯 7:02pm chresti: Hi Dave complicated musical show!
	7:03pm mic_a: Halloo Dave and proggelizers!
	7:03pm Handy Haversack: Total thrill to have been able to answer phones for Dave's show -- and with Sheila on the MC mic! And yeah, Dave, fantastic work last night during the Hoof N Mouth!
	7:03pm P-90: On behalf of scratch-scrapers everywhere: you’re welcome
	🤯 7:03pm Folsom: I wish the WFMU music downloads were flac, I can't believe the server costs outweigh the mailing costs.
	7:03pm Dave Mandl: Evening, everyone!
	7:03pm luka: good evening
	7:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I don't have the scratch (this year) - & I love everybody who contributed to keep THIS ALIVE - & I love everybody like me who loves it here, either way - & I loved seeing DaveMandl on Bass last night. & everybody.
	7:04pm bleubombersune: Dave Great Monday eve 4 prog music You were the best at the Sinofonia
	7:04pm Dave Mandl: ↳ TroyD8 @6:58 So you didn't hear the several mistakes I made. Good!
	7:04pm joeray: Good evening, Dave!
	7:05pm luka: i missed the synphonium and assume Dave played chapman stick
	7:05pm TDK60: Dave, good evening.
	7:05pm Dave Mandl: ↳ bleubombersune @7:04 Aw, thanks. That's kind of you. The whole band is amazing. The singers too.
	7:05pm dday: Well this is pretty obscure & cool
	7:06pm Jackie G: It's prog time again. Oh boy!
	7:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Dave Mandl @7:05 I wish so much I could drop by & you lot would condescend to jam with me !
	7:06pm P-90: I can honestly say, for what it’s worth: those were the tightest, most professional performances by the H&M band EVER.
	🤯 7:06pm HollyRT: This is very cool
	7:07pm pot8o: ↳ dday @7:05 it's surprising they're that obscure, they opened for david bowie, soft machine, magma, & king crimson in the very early 70s
	7:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yerknow - I missed one Finale - & there was Pandemic ...very kewl to see this one.
	7:07pm mic_a: A little reading -- The New Yorker recently ran this brief but good piece on Todd Rundgren: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/01/02/todd-rundgren-renaissance-rocker It makes a good point that I never thought through in all these years -- with his lucrative production work (Grand Funk! Meatloaf!), he was pretty much free to do whatever he wanted on his own albums.
	7:08pm dday: ↳ pot8o @7:07 in the very early 70's I was very early :)
	7:08pm dale: i wonder if this backwards, 'golording', is anything.
	7:08pm Jackie G: ↳ Dave Mandl @7:05 Was that a rickenbacker bass?
	7:08pm dale: go lording?
	🤯 7:09pm chresti: ↳ dale @7:08 Ah ha!
	🤯 7:09pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "Snails" by "Gnidrolog" This is high quality classical-prog!
	7:09pm Dave Mandl: ↳ dale @7:08 Could be, but it's also sort of their name backwards.
	7:09pm dday: ↳ mic_a @7:07 His book "The Individualist" is worth a read. Interesting format (not surprising). Each page is a chapter. Lots of great info from the source
	7:09pm pot8o: ↳ dday @7:08 i would've been about -30 years old XD
	7:09pm Chris Hiatt: ↳ Webhamster Henry @7:09 Avant-prog!
	7:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Snails" by "Gnidrolog" Wow. Wonder if they're TImBuckey 'Starsailor' fans here ...if that works chronologically...
	7:10pm Chris Hiatt: ↳ Song: "Snails" by "Gnidrolog" I was wondering when the baroque oboe was gonna come out.
	7:10pm herb.nyc: Yay. wfmu made its goal. our thanks to Dave et (lotsa) al. And I’m gonna get his cd; I know v little of prog. An aside now— sorry for long post below. But it puts down prog. And I like making a ruckus, esp when no one can see me. From nytimes obit of producer Spot, an excerpt By the mid-'70s, …Mr. [Spot], like a lot of future punk figures, had grown weary of prog, with its self-consciously elaborate compositions and arrangements. …he began recording jazz groups, and was inspired by the unfiltered studio approach of the combos he recorded. Jazz musicians "didn't want anything fancy,”… "They just wanted to get the things down, and they a didn't care if someone played a bad note or not." …he was working as a waiter at a vegetarian restaurant [and] met Greg Ginn, who would later help found both Black Flag and SST Records Despite their different music…
	7:10pm dale: GOLDringgggg......ah.
	7:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Snails" by "Gnidrolog" Makes me think of Peter Hammill a bit too like that.
	7:11pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Chris Hiatt @7:10 It's traditional to shout out your soloists!
	🤯 7:11pm TroyD8: ↳ Song: "Snails" by "Gnidrolog" This is a 1st for me. Thanks
	7:11pm Handy Haversack: It's an anagram for Ging Dolor. Just saying.
	7:12pm TDK60: ↳ Song: "Snails" by "Gnidrolog" Some of that reminded me of Univers Zero (who were darker). Some of it King Crimson...
	7:14pm Dave Mandl: ↳ Handy Haversack @7:11 Ah, of course.
	7:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ TDK60 @7:12 Darker you say.
	7:15pm dday: ↳ pot8o @7:09 1970...me...12 or 13 depending on the month
	7:16pm Dave Mandl: ↳ Jackie G @7:08 Nope, a Jazz Bass. I always wanted a Rick for obvious reasons but never got one.
	🤯 7:17pm Will thee Sound Guy: ↳ Song: "atreyu" by "Covet" I recognize this... did any other bands play this song
	7:17pm TDK60: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @7:14 Hi Rev. Yep. I have one album by U.Z. an old one- "Heresie.'
	7:17pm Peter from Boonton formerly Dover NJ: Wait what?? The Goldring Brothers of Gnodrolog went on to form the Pork Dukes?! Mind blown.
	🤯 7:17pm TroyD8: ↳ Song: "atreyu" by "Covet" en.wikipedia.org...
	7:17pm Andres: ↳ Song: "atreyu" by "Covet" Hello. This wouldn’t go over well on a metal show. Further complications.
	7:17pm Barney Grubbs: ↳ Song: "atreyu" by "Covet" Bandcamp says from SF but recorded out this way in Port Jeff on Long Island
	7:17pm Andres: * WOULD
	7:18pm Eric: Covet....wow!
	7:18pm Andres: Stupid autocorrect.
	7:18pm Coach32sm: Never heard them!! Covet didn’t sound vey prog but not bad
	🤯 7:19pm G: Still stuck in Dallas (actually, Irving) for Mary Ellern's work, and not in control of my schedule. Will listen to the archive of this Tuesday...
	🤯 7:19pm chris in the redwoods: waves at Dave and everyone hanging out. (not a genius here)
	7:19pm common: dave. all. enjoying!
	7:19pm Chris Hiatt: ↳ Song: "atreyu" by "Covet" That was a beautiful track. I think that was the old lineup?
	7:20pm mic_a: Covet reminded me a little of latter day surf band, The Mermen.
	🤯 7:20pm chresti: You the boss, Dave!
	7:20pm joeray: ...and Elsewhere!
	7:21pm the Hurston moor-elf: Hey Dave! Checking in from Devon, UK (Wishbone Ash and Steve Howe territory).
	🤯 7:21pm chris in the redwoods: ↳ chris in the redwoods @7:19 as in i'm not a genius. making sure you genuses didn't think i was dissing you.
	7:21pm François: Thank you for the great show! If you could play Twelfth Night's "We Are Sane" from the live album "Live & Let Live", that would be great!! Thanks.
	🤯 7:21pm Webhamster Henry: I'm ready for Prog covers of Free Design tunes.
	🤯 7:21pm G: Nous sommes du sunshine pop? haha
	7:22pm respectablename42069: I always make a point of catching your show! thanks for introducing many of us to some great music
	7:22pm ChuckZ: so great
	7:22pm Destroit: Greetings Dave and all. Happy to be here. All about Free Design
	7:22pm ChuckZ: glubbah glubbah indeed
	7:23pm dale: i have a powerpuff girls cd and i think there's a version of this on it. pretty complicated to play no doubt.
	🤯 7:23pm HollyRT: The harmonies are masterful as well
	🤯 7:23pm Webhamster Henry: When does Jesus come again? (bubblegum pop)
	7:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Bubbles" by "The Free Design" Hm. Well ...Sunshine Pop is often Studio Pop. Which is often highly Arranged. So could almost see Prawg from there...
	7:23pm ChuckZ: drums groovin'
	7:24pm ChuckZ: jeez was that even three minutes?
	🤯 7:24pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "Bubbles" by "The Free Design" Dig the bassline too, Dave Mandl...
	7:24pm Franco Twinkie: I'm sorry, soap bubbles did not correct their image problem.
	🤯 7:24pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Bubbles" by "The Free Design" I thought they were squeeky clean when I was a teen
	7:25pm Coach32sm: Yes meets Gentle Giant Deerhoof
	7:25pm P-90: Steve Howe still lives in the house in Devon that Yes rented way back when, to live and rehearse in. (It’s a bit nicer now)
	🤯 7:25pm HollyRT: ↳ ChuckZ @7:24 2:14
	7:25pm mic_a: Free Design, yeah. Also check out the track "Dorian Benediction" closing the "Heaven/Earth" album. Sort of ambient jazz ahead of its time. Top-notch NY session players on there.
	7:25pm dale: ↳ ChuckZ @7:24 the more two minute songs you have the more your chances of having airplay were.
	🤯 7:25pm Stephen from Glasgow: Hi all. I have a bunch of Free Design albums. An unguilty pleasure.
	7:25pm Dave Mandl: ↳ HollyRT @7:25 LOL.
	7:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Webhamster Henry @7:24 ...thinking of them all being in the wake of Psychedelia in diverse ways...
	7:25pm Chris Hiatt: ↳ Song: "Bubbles" by "The Free Design" I can dig the prog adjacency. Kinda like the Bacharach tune played here a couple weeks back.
	7:26pm dday: ↳ Song: "Bubbles" by "The Free Design" Interesting that you could overlay those vocals on a Gentle Giant song..quite easily
	🤯 7:26pm Webhamster Henry: The Free Design to Deerhoof is such a WFMU segue.
	🤯 7:26pm HollyRT: I was introduced to them (FD) by Stereolab, who named a song after them
	7:26pm Ciggy: Dave ~ I was hoping for PROG at last night's Hoof & Mouth Symposium
	7:27pm ChuckZ: proggy but with big hooks, love it
	7:27pm joeray: My music theory professor would have noted grading Bubbles (in red ink); "Explain this?"
	7:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rotary Connection. Cause I just wanna say those words. Also ...still think Prawg Ad Jason needs his own place to promote himself & stop pestering us here...
	7:27pm dale: ↳ Ciggy @7:26 matty could have made some mellotron sounds on his keyboard i'll bet.
	7:27pm Chris Hiatt: ↳ Song: "Scarcity Is Manufactured" by "Deerhoof" This band is great. If you're so inclined to head back into the burning building that Twitter has become, Deerhoof has one of the best feeds there.
	7:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hey maybe Jon Anderson is 'Sunshine Pop'...
	🤯 7:28pm chresti: Foohreed
	7:29pm listener 126464: I have Kites Are Fun LP on the wall here.
	🤯 7:29pm G: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @7:28 He certainly liked to mention the sun in his lyrics...
	7:30pm Feldy: Super digging the show, Dave
	7:31pm Chris Hiatt: ↳ Song: "Gudrun" by "Pierrot Lunaire" Madrigal prog!
	7:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ G @7:29 ...sometimes I've thot of MoodyBlues as a PinkFloyd with less compulsion to Scream...
	7:31pm Dave Mandl: ↳ Feldy @7:30 Thanks, Feldy.
	7:31pm dale: was listening to magna carta's 'seasons' earlier, had the elizabethan vibe like this.
	7:32pm ChuckZ: harpsichord, tough instrument to play, full credit given
	7:32pm Jackie G: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @7:28 Jon Anderson, the godfather of prog
	7:32pm Eric: Every song a diamond, thanks.
	🤯 7:32pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "Gudrun" by "Pierrot Lunaire" Recorder bingo square!
	7:32pm Peter from Boonton formerly Dover NJ: Another great show, Dave. Thank you.
	🤯 7:33pm SeaCreature: Damn late to the party cuz I was sitting around in the pub writing music
	7:33pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Feldy @7:30 Hey, Feldy!
	🤯 7:33pm B R M: I wish this show was 3 hours ... a boy can dream...
	7:34pm dale: agreed - this show is WAYYYY too short.
	🤯 7:34pm SeaCreature: 2 hours would feel about right
	7:34pm Carmichael: Heya Dave and proggers. Just got here today, been a lost weekend.
	7:35pm Jackie G: ↳ B R M @7:33 always leave them wanting more
	🤯 7:35pm G: ↳ Jackie G @7:32 Other band members called Anderson "Napoleon." He pushed to keep Yes moving forward on the way up.
	7:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ B R M @7:33 Right ?? Tho a one-hour Prawg program becomes an interest all its own... Tbh - I would not totally hate the reinstatement of World of Echo.
	7:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This & Bethany Ryker paired up would be some kind of Therapy night...
	7:39pm Chris Hiatt: I wouldn't be surprised to see a 2 song playlist one of these Mondays.
	🤯 7:39pm B R M: ↳ Jackie G @7:35 That would be the case at 3 hours, too! 🤣
	7:40pm ultradamno: ↳ Chris Hiatt @7:39 It could be brought down to one...
	7:40pm TDK60: This show clearly needs to be 90 minutes long so I can fit onto cassette.
	7:40pm mic_a: Honestly, I love the hour format. It keeps things tight, which is something prog can use a bit of help with sometimes, eh?
	🤯 7:40pm SeaCreature: ↳ mic_a @7:40 Fair comment
	7:41pm Jackie G: ↳ B R M @7:39 Haha. Be thankful for what you got. Not too long ago there was no prog on WFMU.
	🤯 7:41pm HollyRT: "Space rock", whatever that is
	7:41pm Coach32sm: Jugband blues
	7:41pm ultradamno: Pompeii seems their proggiest point to me.
	7:41pm ultradamno: (if only for being there)
	🤯 7:42pm chresti: I like the flat u better
	🤯 7:42pm SeaCreature: Ummagumma is the first album I ever bought that I absolutely hated
	7:42pm pot8o: ↳ mic_a @7:40 honestly, it kinda feels restrictive, like if you tried to squeeze bryce's show into an hour-long format prog tends to be really long, and so i feel like it needs the breathing room it deserves also i just want to hear the entirety of a passion play live on fmu
	7:42pm Chris Hiatt: I love all the "new music" people who prattle on about how they're breaking all this new ground, and I'm all like yeah that sounds like "insert prog band name here" from 45 years ago.
	7:43pm Dave Mandl: ↳ SeaCreature @7:42 Most of it holds up pretty well, I think.
	7:43pm TDK60: Ummagumma was great, ahead of its tyme.
	7:44pm P-90: @Dave: agreed
	7:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ummagumma one of those albums the Artists themselves disavow somewhat ...but us peoples all love. As a little kid - I believe I actually put myself into altered states with the damn thing. If anything illustrates Blixa Bargeld's acknowledgment that Floyd brought the Avant to the Masses - I reckon Umma is it.
	7:44pm dale: ↳ Jackie G @7:41 irene plays prog bands. dark night julie plays prog bands. just no progspific show.
	🤯 7:44pm TroyD8: ↳ Song: "The Narrow Way (Parts One, Two & Three)" by "Pink... Remember staring at this album cover for like an hour once.
	🤯 7:45pm HollyRT: ↳ dale @7:44 Tony Coulter as well (on the Drummer Stream)
	7:45pm mic_a: The hours I spent staring at that equipment photo on the back cover when I was like, 13 or 14.
	7:45pm McGroovey: ↳ Song: "The Narrow Way (Parts One, Two & Three)" by "Pink... This is a favorite of mine. Ummagumma was the first rock record I bought, when I was I 13 or 14. My dad had a great stereo at the time, with huge speakers and a powerful tube amp. It sounded great at high volume! (Ummagumma and the stereo)
	7:45pm Andres: A late shout out for your work on the bass yesterday, Dave! So we can expect a prog feature on fellow bass players Geddy Lee and Les Claypool?
	7:45pm Dave Mandl: ↳ HollyRT @7:45 Yeah, Tony has always played plenty of prog.
	7:45pm dale: ↳ HollyRT @7:45 yesh, a lot of prog on the station. you just have to suss it out.
	🤯 7:45pm SeaCreature: ↳ Dave Mandl @7:43 Yeah Dave in retrospect the 14 year old me was not ready. Also the $3 used copy was pretty beat up. Love it now
	7:46pm Dave Mandl: ↳ Andres @7:45 Thanks, Andres. You know, I'm not a big Rush fan.
	7:46pm Rich in Washington: ↳ Song: "The Narrow Way (Parts One, Two & Three)" by "Pink... OH YEAH!
	7:46pm Chris Hiatt: ↳ dale @7:45 I think Scott Williams has played a bit as well.
	7:46pm Franco Twinkie: Liking Pink Floyd, as The Grateful Dead can get you a black eye from someone who's never made a fist before. Be carful!
	7:46pm Jackie G: ↳ dale @7:44 Yeah, that's what I meant: no prog specific show.
	7:47pm Dave Mandl: ↳ Andres @7:45 I like Primus OK, though.
	7:47pm P-90: absolutely, this may be the first “prog-themed” show, but it’s not like prog was ever scarce on WFMU
	7:47pm mstrcaz: good 🌄 evening. Ummagumma Was pretty cool.
	7:47pm Jackie G: ↳ Song: "The Narrow Way (Parts One, Two & Three)" by "Pink... always better stoned, at night.
	🤯 7:48pm B R M: ↳ TroyD8 @7:44 There is a movie about the album cover designers, Hipgnosis, called SQUARING THE CIRCLE... so good!
	7:48pm TDK60: ↳ Franco Twinkie @7:46 Franco, I like what I like. Wanna arm wrestle?
	🤯 7:48pm chresti: ↳ Song: "The Narrow Way (Parts One, Two & Three)" by "Pink... loved the cave with a Pict track
	7:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Don't forget Explorer's Room on the Drummer Stream - featuring Exotica, Library Musics, Experimental ...often interesting to ponder the famous Floyd's relations to that lot of Obscurities !
	7:48pm dale: 15-20 years ago i sent tony rips i made of novalis and octopus and maneige. he liked one octopus song lol. we all dig what we dig.
	7:48pm Handy Haversack: Ken claims the Prog Detector has been disabled, but we should continue to be wary.
	7:49pm Coach32sm: Primus/Claypool/Bass, Yeah!!!
	7:49pm listener 126464: Thanks for your show Dave, appreciate it. Nice playing last night!
	🤯 7:49pm chresti: ↳ chresti @7:48 on ummagumma
	7:49pm Chris Hiatt: ↳ Dave Mandl @7:46 The best thing Geddy Lee ever did was that track on the Great White North album with Bob and Doug McKenzie.
	7:49pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ TDK60 @7:48 Nope!
	🤯 7:49pm TroyD8: ↳ B R M @7:48 Thanks for the heads up. Added it to my queue.
	7:49pm Destroit: ↳ Chris Hiatt @7:49 Lol
	7:49pm joeray: This section always reminds me of The Beatles' "White Album". Both were recorded at EMI.
	7:49pm Carmichael: @chris, 10 bucks is 10 bucks!
	7:49pm dale: ↳ Handy Haversack @7:48 goat alarm is prog in concept.
	7:50pm Dave Mandl: Thanks (on behalf of all of us) for all your kind comments about the Hoof & Mouth performance last night.
	7:50pm Jackie G: ↳ Chris Hiatt @7:49 Is Geddy really 'Gary' in disguise?
	7:50pm TDK60: ↳ Franco Twinkie @7:49 Whoever wins buys the beer.
	7:50pm mic_a: My 'progression' with Pink Floyd albums moved rapidly backwards from an 8-track of "Dark Side" (that was government issue to every household, right?), to LPs of "Meddle", "Ummagumma" and an odd Syd-era compilation titled "Masters Of Rock" -- at which point I said "Yes! This is the best of all!"
	7:50pm Dave Mandl: We love doing Hoof & Mouth.
	🤯 7:51pm SeaCreature: ↳ Dave Mandl @7:47 Progtastic programming. Much appreciated, Dave
	🤯 7:51pm G: This is Pink F transitioning from 1967-68 psychedelia toward early 70s "prog." But they didn't have the playing chops to go whole prog hog -- which actually served them very well in the accessibility department by 1973.
	7:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Dave Mandl @7:50 Some people were on that stage for a minute !
	7:51pm McGroovey: ↳ chresti @7:48 Yeah, I was just thinking about that one. The Roger Waters tracks sound great loud, also. Well, the whole thing sounds great loud.
	7:51pm Chris Hiatt: ↳ Carmichael @7:49 So funny.
	7:51pm dale: ↳ Chris Hiatt @7:46 fer sure!!
	7:51pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ dale @7:49 A goat driving a Commer van full of stolen musical equipment.
	7:52pm dday: ↳ Song: "The Narrow Way (Parts One, Two & Three)" by "Pink... Produced by "Normal" Norman Smith..Oh Babe What Would You Say
	7:52pm Coach32sm: Especially laying in bed with headphones blasting and you’re “in the mood”
	7:52pm Franco Twinkie: This is perfect.
	🤯 7:53pm chresti: ↳ G @7:51 Heh prog hog!
	7:53pm TDK60: ↳ Franco Twinkie @7:52 I agree, the music holds up. Ummagumma this.
	7:53pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Dave Mandl @7:50 Hope we are able to get there in person again one day!
	7:54pm the Hurston moor-elf: Damn, I forgot how awesome this Floyd track was. Haven't heard it for many years. Thanks Dave!
	7:54pm Jackie G: ↳ Song: "The Narrow Way (Parts One, Two & Three)" by "Pink... not good stoned, in bright sunlight
	7:54pm Carmichael: That whole era of Meddle, Ummagumma, Saucerful of Secrets, Obscured By Clouds. I was just coming of psych age.
	7:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ G @7:51 Floyd was alway redolent of psychedelic drug use specifically ...up to - well even TheWall in its actual moment...
	7:54pm Andres: ↳ Chris Hiatt @7:49 Pretty darn good indeed! Still stuck in my head.
	7:54pm dale: ↳ Coach32sm @7:52 i came home from the bar and put on my koss headphones and a moodies album at 3 a.m. good times.
	7:54pm TDK60: ↳ the Hurston moor-elf @7:54 Hurston moor-ele! Hiya.
	7:55pm TDK60: ↳ TDK60 @7:54 moor-elf
	7:55pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Jackie G @7:54 She speaks from experience, me thinks,
	7:55pm Coach32sm: We know why his drumming was like that,don’t we!!!!
	7:55pm Handy Haversack: And it got so late! Many thanks, Dave!
	7:56pm pot8o: thanks dave! have a great week everyone!
	🤯 7:56pm chresti: Thanks Dave!
	🤯 7:56pm Will thee Sound Guy: Thank you Dave, I enjoyed the show again!!! Be well everyone!!!
	7:56pm dale: YESH! bout their albums in the import section of record theatre in buffalo in the 70s.
	🤯 7:56pm TroyD8: Thanks Dave & Prog people!
	🤯 7:56pm G: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @7:54 By 'psychedelic', I only meant the prominent musical genre in 67-68, which only lasted a couple of years before transforming into other genres (incl. 'prog').
	7:56pm the Hurston moor-elf: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @7:44 Yes! My earliest experiences with altered consciousness involved listening to "Set The Controls..." through headphones while sleep deprived!
	7:56pm TDK60: Gracias, DJ Dave.
	7:57pm Chris Hiatt: Loved the healthy dollop of adjacent this evening. Thanks, Dave!
	7:57pm joeray: Great show! Thanks, Dave!
	7:57pm dale: ni vent ni nouvelle and libre service are great albums.
	🤯 7:57pm Stephen from Glasgow: Thanks Dave. You always play good stuff I haven’t heard before.
	🤯 7:57pm HollyRT: great show as always, D!
	7:57pm Nick K: Beginning reminds me of Mr Rogers Neighborhood
	7:57pm mic_a: Thanks Dave. Be well, folks.
	7:58pm Dave Mandl: Thanks, folks. The pleasure is mine. And thanks again for your generosity during the Marathon.
	7:58pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "11 Juillet" by "Maneige" You can really taste the July!
	7:58pm Franco Twinkie: It's weird not getting hit on for money. Thanks Dave.
	7:58pm Jackie G: thanks, man
	7:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Nick K @7:57 Mr.Roger's B-Day !
	7:58pm Coach32sm: Thanks!!!!Proglicious
	7:58pm Andres: ↳ Song: "11 Juillet" by "Maneige" Why haven’t I heard this on our Canadian broadcasters?! Thanks, Dave!
	7:58pm the Hurston moor-elf: ↳ TDK60 @7:55 Ahoy, TDK! The wins are howling up at Hurston tonight, but I'm loving the prog.
	7:59pm bleubombersune: Dave a magnificent musically selection All stay safe and be well
	🤯 7:59pm chresti: Play this again at the beginning for Mr Rogers
	7:59pm Ciggy: Savory Senses: Prog & Spinach Quiche with balsamic dressing over sliced Avocados.
	7:59pm P-90: Thanks as always @Dave Mandl
	7:59pm Nick K: It all makes sense
	7:59pm the Hurston moor-elf: ↳ the Hurston moor-elf @7:58 winds
	7:59pm dale: in the early 90s i tuned into fmu at 5 a.m on a saturday morning and someone was playing an entire maneige album. i called the station. i was blown away.
	7:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ DaveMandl ~
	8:00pm Noel: Hey Beavis. Maniege á trois. Huh hu.
	8:00pm Chris Hiatt: ↳ Song: "11 Juillet" by "Maneige" Now here's a Canadian prog band I can get behind. Thanks again...
	8:00pm Zinn The Mood: ↳ Song: "11 Juillet" by "Maneige" Very cool stuff, thanks!
	8:00pm dale: thanks for playing that dave!

It's Complicated with Dave Mandl: Playlist from March 20, 2023

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