WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from May 16, 2016

Listener comments!
	3:02pm fred: Good afternoon Scott and listeners
	3:02pm V Priceless: Scott! Hey!
	3:02pm common: hello
	3:02pm geezerette: ears up
	3:03pm Cliff: Hello everybody
	3:04pm fred: How do I get first when the track is from "The French Connection"? Conspiracy, I tell you
	3:04pm Scott Williams: Hi everyone, thanks for being here! We're about to get a binaural haircut. Can anyone guess what next week's show will be called?
	3:05pm βrian: Binaural sects?
	3:06pm Cliff: Heh, should I put my headphones on for this one?
	3:07pm Michael 98145: it's all in your head
	3:07pm steve: oh yes this is what i like
	3:08pm βrian: That voice? James Earl Jones? .... Nah.
	3:08pm Cliff: It's Creepy ASMR Hour with Scott
	3:12pm βrian: Is there a French version of this, by any chance?
	3:13pm fred: Just great: I have a day off and here comes some binaural track to remind me of work.
	3:15pm fred: @βrian: ask Pierre
	3:15pm βrian: This is nothing like the barber shops I know. And do they even sell bait and tackle?
	3:16pm Michael 98145: where are the copies of True Detective??
	3:16pm steve: <raucous applause>
	3:17pm fred: ECC forever!
	3:26pm Michael 98145: @fred, now THIS yakety track is reminding me of work
	3:26pm Cliff: Well I had a doctor's appt this morning, and she said I should try no gluten or dairy for the next month. I think everything they just listed would be ok for me to eat
	3:29pm fred: @Cliff: they didn't rule out whisky hopefully
	3:29pm John Mcgreivey: My daughter wants to know why a fire alarm is coming out of the radio.
	3:31pm Cliff: fred: Whiskey should be gluten-free, but beer usually isn't (a problem since I'm moving to Prague soon....)
	3:33pm khd: that marc kate cover is an instant classic https://f4.bcbits.com/img/a0029027399_16.jpg
	3:33pm Scott Williams: @John, if she sticks around there'll be some sirens too
	3:33pm Michael 98145: the antenna is over-stimulated
	3:35pm Sem Chumbo: Loved that film, and the soundtrack was so-not-Hollywood great.
	3:38pm Cliff: And here we go with Dinner
	3:39pm V Priceless: VP!
	3:40pm John Mcgreivey: whoopee
	3:40pm fred: @Cliff: Praha without beer, that's going to be a challenge for sure
	3:42pm Cliff: fred, no kidding! I have to avoid all the pubs
	3:42pm MattZ: ty segall: breakfast eggs
	3:43pm βrian: Scott, Marseille has changed a bit since then.
	3:43pm Anonymous Coward: Dead Kennedys "A Growing Boy Needs His Lunch"
	3:43pm rw: I think there may be a Little Jimmy Dickens dinner song or two.
	3:43pm Ajax: "Lunch Hour" by Rupert Holmes is a personal favorite meal song.
	3:45pm βrian: Eh, Marseilles.
	3:46pm βrian: If we're having lunch songs, we'll have to hear The French Toast Man, for sure.
	3:46pm rw: "Take an Old Cold 'Tater (And Wait)" is the one I was thinking of.
	3:49pm Cliff: I can have french fries, but not french toast sigh
	3:50pm Scott Williams: I don't wanna think about what Rupert Holmes gets up to on his Lunch Hour
	3:51pm John McGreivey: "The Second Sitting for the Last Supper" by 10cc
	3:54pm geezerette: Great retro sound.
	3:55pm fred: @Cliff: Laphroaig will cure many ills, and you're allowed that
	3:58pm βrian: Peat and Repeat were sitting in a bog. Peat fell in ...
	3:59pm Cliff: Sounds like I should go on the Scotch diet then...
	3:59pm fred: And I caught Peat. No way I'm letting it go to waste
	4:10pm Carmichael: Heys Scott and Williamsonians.
	4:14pm Bas NL: Hi Scott! Interesting, this 'Sand'.. it's a bit like Throbbing Gristle..
	4:15pm Cliff: Agreed Bas, getting some "Hamburger Lady" vibes for sure
	4:17pm fred: Even better than that TG
	4:17pm Dean: http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/news/a44944/pet-sounds-blonde-on-blonde/ Today's a semicentennial.
	4:18pm Bas NL: It's got my yellow star; good track! ;)
	4:20pm geezerette: like this a lot.
	4:22pm geezerette: Sand that is.
	4:23pm geezerette: was.
	4:27pm geezerette: Heavy Birds too. Kind of Velvet Underground but contemporary.
	4:29pm fred: Years ago, I met guys who were excited to see TG for the first time. I was like: I've seen him so many times, and it's such a small place, so I'll pass. They were talking about Throbbing Gristle, I was talking about Thibault Gondard, who played on the same day, close to each other. I didn't know that
	4:31pm steve: zhar
	4:33pm SueAdynamo: must be Tom's River
	4:33pm Brian St Cyr: checking in from New Orleans!!
	🧩 4:42pm Matt from Springfield: Hey Scott and everyone! Good 7"s here!
	4:42pm Scott Williams: Hey Brian!
	4:44pm geezerette: This Third Wave is great too.
	🧩 4:47pm Matt from Springfield: And Elyssian Fields, always a joy.
	4:49pm fred: What Matt said
	4:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...she sound like Hope Sandoval a leetle...(which is +)...
	4:54pm βrian: "Repeat."
	4:54pm Mary Claire McGreivey: This is a really weird song! It keeps repeating!
	4:55pm geezerette: Loving this show.
	🧩 4:55pm Ike: Listening at 91.1 FM. Is it just me or did you go off the air for several seconds there? Was there a staticky bit towards the end of that Elysian Fields song? It's fine now, though.
	4:56pm John McGreivey: Well, I like it.
	🧩 4:57pm Matt from Springfield: A weird mantra in a way. With guitar.
	4:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It is suggested ('This is Your Brain on Music') that Predictability & Novelty are the Polarities which define the Axis around which our interest in Music totally revolves...
	4:59pm βrian: "Peat fell in ... Laphroaig."
	5:00pm Mary Claire McGreivey: What's a sleeve guard?
	5:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: When there's no future - how can there be sin?
	5:02pm Cliff: It's reminding me of the weird preacher from a Godspeed You Black Emperor song, that says "when you find yourself in the presence of God, you will believe you have gone mad..."
	5:02pm geezerette: Brian,fell from where into what?
	5:03pm βrian: See @3:58
	5:03pm Michael 98145: @Mary, i think it's the Steam Gong
	5:04pm Cliff: geezerette: See @3:55-3:59 :)
	5:05pm geezerette: Into Scotch of course.
	5:06pm Bas NL: Mrmmmmrrmm Laphroaig mjam mjam mjam.. just finished my bottle, boohoo! But i got a nice Ledaig coming in. That's order rocket fuel on the peat scale..
	5:06pm geezerette: God,thanks Cliff!
	5:08pm geezerette: Sounds good. And it's grey out.
	🧩 5:10pm Matt from Springfield: Can anyone pay attention to the words? Is the left or right side better for comprehending the words?
	🧩 5:10pm chris: in the name of the Ashley, i thank thee, Scott.
	5:11pm Carmichael: Google the song, Matt. I bet the "lyrics" are posted somewhere.
	5:11pm josh: @Matt the text is available online. DL here: http://www.poetryfoundation.org/harriet/2007/03/in-sara-mencken-christ-and-beethoveen-there-were-men-and-women-1944/
	5:12pm Cliff: Bryce played THE WHOLE THING once
	5:13pm fred: @Matt from Springfield: My left ear just doesn't work, so I can't help you with that
	🧩 5:13pm Matt from Springfield: We Release Whatever the Fuck We Want!! Ah, thanks josh!
	5:15pm Sir Loin: Good Sir, Is there still available cushioned seating for the Upper Crust performance this weekend? We should be so pleased to attend.
	🧩 5:15pm Matt from Springfield: Kenneth Goldsmith...was that Kenny G reading Robert Ashley, or just posting his lyrics? @fred: On the bright side, you get an alternate stereo mix every time.
	5:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This summer I’m going to give a class in mushroom identification at the New School for Social Research. Actually, it’s five field trips, not really a class at all. However, when I proposed it to Dean Clara Mayer, though she was delighted with the idea, she said, “I’ll have to let you know later whether or not we’ll give it.” So she spoke to the president who couldn’t see why there should be a class in mushrooms at the New School. Next she spoke to Professor MacIvor who lives in Piermont. She said, “What do you think about our having a mushroom class at the New School?” He said, “Fine idea. Nothing more than mushroom identification develops the powers of observation.” This remark was relayed both to the president and to me. It served to get the class into the catalogue and to verbalize for me my present attitude towards music: it isn’t useful, music isn’t, unless it develops our powers of audition. But most musicians can’t hear a single sound, they listen only to the relationship between two or more sounds. Music for them has nothing to do with their powers of audition, but only to do with their powers of observing relationships. In order to do this, they have to ignore all the crying babies, fire engines, telephone bells, coughs, that happen to occur during their auditions. Actually, if you run into people who are really interested in hearing sounds, you’re apt to find them fascinated by the quiet ones. “Did you hear that?” they will say.
	5:16pm andrew: I dont think "Alien" would be what it is without "Dark Star"
	5:18pm steve: i just watched Carpenter's Starman. that is such an underrated movie... i think it deserves to have its place in history switched with Close Encounters.
	5:18pm Scott Williams: @Sir Loin, yep tix still available for that show
	5:18pm fred: @Matt: Not really. Nothing on my left side works, including my heart
	🧩 5:19pm chris: i have this recurring dream i enter the emergency airlock without my star suit on <shudder>
	🧩 5:19pm Matt from Springfield: @fred: Really, sorry to hear. Is that from an injury?
	5:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: www.primaverasound.es...
	5:21pm Cliff: "Dave, I'm afraid without your space-helmet, you're going to find that rather difficult"
	5:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: hourofslack.libsyn.com...
	5:23pm fred: The injury was being born. I only survived because technology was just good enough at the time
	🧩 5:26pm Matt from Springfield: Good 70s soul! @fred: A triumph, nonetheless.
	5:29pm V Priceless: SLADE!!
	5:29pm fred: @Matt: No. An everyday fight. Never won
	5:30pm Cliff: Sleazy's death shocked me more than John Balance, because he died in his sleep and I suffer from sleep apnea.
	🧩 5:31pm Matt from Springfield: Keep fighting the good fight.
	5:34pm fred: I put WFMU in my will, so my death will officially be a good thing
	5:35pm Kat in Chicago: This Mountains and Rainbows is delightful
	🧩 5:35pm Matt from Springfield: Actually I need to do that myself, add a bequest to our dear Magic Factory. Need to start a will, period. Never know when it might come needed.
	🧩 5:36pm Matt from Springfield: am 580, this reminds me of Roxy Music!
	5:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sisyphus was no sissy. Triumph of the will & testament.
	🧩 5:45pm Matt from Springfield: Vanguard! Always a good sign.
	5:47pm Guava Bite: Who is dead to me?
	5:49pm Carmichael: I have been editing legal contracts to this music for the last hour, very effectively I might add.
	5:50pm TDK60: This slow beat attracts me.
	5:52pm Michael 98145: Tiger's whiskers are pulse detectors
	5:53pm geezerette: Liking this Miller & Cross thing too. Love this electro acid.
	5:53pm Guava Bite: Change WoofMoo.
	5:55pm Cliff: Thank you Scott! Loved all the soundtrack music today
	5:57pm Guava Bite: Cliff: Your profile photo of the Mother of God looks like a vagina from a distance.
	5:58pm Scott Williams: Thank you all! See you next week
	🧩 5:58pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Scott! Great tunes!
	5:58pm Cliff: It wasn't intentional, but I've been told that many times, Guava Bite
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: MaterMaryIsisSheilaNaGig. TY SW Sir.
	6:01pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott!

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May 16, 2016: I Want To Stay In.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Don Ellis	Main Title "Main Title" by "Don Ellis"	sdtk, "The French Connection"	Film Score Monthly	1971
Egisto Macchi	L'Eco Delle Gole "L'Eco Delle Gole" by "Egisto Macchi"	sdtk, "Il Deserto"	Anya / Cinedelic	1974			0:02:04 (Pop-up)
Steve Flato	Realistic Binaural Haircut	Simulation of Another Thing	Tape Drift			*	0:04:25 (Pop-up)
Evolution Control Committee	Breakfast	Plagiarhythm Nation	Seeland	2003			0:14:23 (Pop-up)
Glass Sun	Silence of the Morning "Silence of the Morning" by "Glass Sun"	V/a, Brown Acid: The Second Trip	Riding Easy	1971			0:15:16 (Pop-up)
Sonny Terry	Corn Bread, Meat & Molasses	S/t	Archive of Folk Music				0:20:28 (Pop-up)
Evolution Control Committee	Lunch	Plagiarhythm Nation	Seeland	2003			0:22:43 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Riddle	Yakety Eeeph "Yakety Eeeph" by "Jimmy Riddle"	V/a, Lotsa Glottis			Dan Bodah'sa 2016 WFMU Marathon premium		0:23:30 (Pop-up)
Synthetic Id	Replacement Parts "Replacement Parts" by "Synthetic Id"	Impulses	Castle Face			*	0:25:56 (Pop-up)
Marc Kate	Sister Hyde "Sister Hyde" by "Marc Kate"	Despairer	Failing Forms			*	0:27:17 (Pop-up)
Don Ellis	Copstail "Copstail" by "Don Ellis"	sdtk, "The French Connection"	Film Score Monthly	1971			0:33:21 (Pop-up)
Evolution Control Committee	Dinner	Plagiarhythm Nation					0:37:27 (Pop-up)

Peder Mannerfelt	Omande "Omande" by "Peder Mannerfelt"	The Swedish Congo Record	Archives Intérieures ‎			*	0:47:37 (Pop-up)
Cloud Becomes Your Hand	Made of Teak	Rest in Fleas	Northern-Spy			*	0:51:48 (Pop-up)
Doug Seidel & Todd Tuttle	Dutchman's Pipe and Daffodils	The Boy in the Barley Bag					0:55:15 (Pop-up)
Sand	Golemanation "Golemanation" by "Sand"	North Atlantic Raven	Rotorelief	1973			0:59:55 (Pop-up)
Heavy Birds	Crimes "Crimes" by "Heavy Birds"	Drag	Moon			*	1:18:49 (Pop-up)

Amy Gassner	Call Me "Call Me" by "Amy Gassner"	Brown Sugar 7" postcard	Summersteps	1982			1:35:03 (Pop-up)
Osmar Milito e Quarteto Forma	Amèrica Latina	Split 7" with Azimuth	Mr. Bongo				1:38:12 (Pop-up)
The Third Wave	Once there Was A Time	Here and Now	Crippled Dick Hot Wax!	1970			1:40:42 (Pop-up)
Elyssian Fields	Parachute "Parachute" by "Elyssian Fields"	Bleed Your Cedar	Radioactive	1996			1:44:01 (Pop-up)
Science Fiction	...city of god "...city of god" by "Science Fiction"	Terrible Lizards	Stimulus Progression	1980			1:49:43 (Pop-up)
Harry Taussig / Kid Millions	Rando by the Tracks	Beyond the Confession: Kid Millions Reworks Harry Taussig	Tompkins Square			*	2:01:18 (Pop-up)
Robert Ashley	(exc) "(exc)" by "Robert Ashley"	In Sara, Mencken, Christ and Beethoven There Were Men and Women	Cramps	1972			2:06:28 (Pop-up)
John Carpenter	Music, Sound Effects And Dialogue Excerpts Part 2	sdtk, "Dark Star"	We Release Whatever the Fuck We Want	1974			2:09:40 (Pop-up)
Unknown	1st Saved Message "1st Saved Message" by "Unknown"	my WFMU voicemail					2:15:38 (Pop-up)
Servovalve	Naked Tank "Naked Tank" by "Servovalve"	V/a, Coilectif: In Memory Ov John Balance and Hommage to Coil	Rotorelief				2:18:41 (Pop-up)
The Independents	I Just Want To Be There	Just As Long: The Complete Wand Recordings 1972-74	Kent Soul	1972			2:22:25 (Pop-up)

Mountains and Rainbows	am 580 "am 580" by "Mountains and Rainbows"	Particles	Castle Face			*	2:31:48 (Pop-up)
Red Square	Nakamichi #5 "Nakamichi #5" by "Red Square"	Rare and Lost 70s Recordings	Guerssen / Galactic Archive	1978			2:35:27 (Pop-up)
The Family of Apostolic	Bubbling Brook	The Family of Apostolic	Future Days / Vanguard	1968			2:41:34 (Pop-up)
Jenks Miller & Rose Cross NC	From Nothing to WHAT	Blues From WHAT	Three Lobed			*	2:44:55 (Pop-up)
Civil Union	Death Clings To Your Clothes	Seasick Lovedrunk	Mic			*	2:54:05 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:02pm fred: Good afternoon Scott and listeners
	3:02pm V Priceless: Scott! Hey!
	3:02pm common: hello
	3:02pm geezerette: ears up
	3:03pm Cliff: Hello everybody
	3:04pm fred: How do I get first when the track is from "The French Connection"? Conspiracy, I tell you
	3:04pm Scott Williams: Hi everyone, thanks for being here! We're about to get a binaural haircut. Can anyone guess what next week's show will be called?
	3:05pm βrian: Binaural sects?
	3:06pm Cliff: Heh, should I put my headphones on for this one?
	3:07pm Michael 98145: it's all in your head
	3:07pm steve: oh yes this is what i like
	3:08pm βrian: That voice? James Earl Jones? .... Nah.
	3:08pm Cliff: It's Creepy ASMR Hour with Scott
	3:12pm βrian: Is there a French version of this, by any chance?
	3:13pm fred: Just great: I have a day off and here comes some binaural track to remind me of work.
	3:15pm fred: @βrian: ask Pierre
	3:15pm βrian: This is nothing like the barber shops I know. And do they even sell bait and tackle?
	3:16pm Michael 98145: where are the copies of True Detective??
	3:16pm steve: <raucous applause>
	3:17pm fred: ECC forever!
	3:26pm Michael 98145: @fred, now THIS yakety track is reminding me of work
	3:26pm Cliff: Well I had a doctor's appt this morning, and she said I should try no gluten or dairy for the next month. I think everything they just listed would be ok for me to eat
	3:29pm fred: @Cliff: they didn't rule out whisky hopefully
	3:29pm John Mcgreivey: My daughter wants to know why a fire alarm is coming out of the radio.
	3:31pm Cliff: fred: Whiskey should be gluten-free, but beer usually isn't (a problem since I'm moving to Prague soon....)
	3:33pm khd: that marc kate cover is an instant classic https://f4.bcbits.com/img/a0029027399_16.jpg
	3:33pm Scott Williams: @John, if she sticks around there'll be some sirens too
	3:33pm Michael 98145: the antenna is over-stimulated
	3:35pm Sem Chumbo: Loved that film, and the soundtrack was so-not-Hollywood great.
	3:38pm Cliff: And here we go with Dinner
	3:39pm V Priceless: VP!
	3:40pm John Mcgreivey: whoopee
	3:40pm fred: @Cliff: Praha without beer, that's going to be a challenge for sure
	3:42pm Cliff: fred, no kidding! I have to avoid all the pubs
	3:42pm MattZ: ty segall: breakfast eggs
	3:43pm βrian: Scott, Marseille has changed a bit since then.
	3:43pm Anonymous Coward: Dead Kennedys "A Growing Boy Needs His Lunch"
	3:43pm rw: I think there may be a Little Jimmy Dickens dinner song or two.
	3:43pm Ajax: "Lunch Hour" by Rupert Holmes is a personal favorite meal song.
	3:45pm βrian: Eh, Marseilles.
	3:46pm βrian: If we're having lunch songs, we'll have to hear The French Toast Man, for sure.
	3:46pm rw: "Take an Old Cold 'Tater (And Wait)" is the one I was thinking of.
	3:49pm Cliff: I can have french fries, but not french toast sigh
	3:50pm Scott Williams: I don't wanna think about what Rupert Holmes gets up to on his Lunch Hour
	3:51pm John McGreivey: "The Second Sitting for the Last Supper" by 10cc
	3:54pm geezerette: Great retro sound.
	3:55pm fred: @Cliff: Laphroaig will cure many ills, and you're allowed that
	3:58pm βrian: Peat and Repeat were sitting in a bog. Peat fell in ...
	3:59pm Cliff: Sounds like I should go on the Scotch diet then...
	3:59pm fred: And I caught Peat. No way I'm letting it go to waste
	4:10pm Carmichael: Heys Scott and Williamsonians.
	4:14pm Bas NL: Hi Scott! Interesting, this 'Sand'.. it's a bit like Throbbing Gristle..
	4:15pm Cliff: Agreed Bas, getting some "Hamburger Lady" vibes for sure
	4:17pm fred: Even better than that TG
	4:17pm Dean: http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/politics/news/a44944/pet-sounds-blonde-on-blonde/ Today's a semicentennial.
	4:18pm Bas NL: It's got my yellow star; good track! ;)
	4:20pm geezerette: like this a lot.
	4:22pm geezerette: Sand that is.
	4:23pm geezerette: was.
	4:27pm geezerette: Heavy Birds too. Kind of Velvet Underground but contemporary.
	4:29pm fred: Years ago, I met guys who were excited to see TG for the first time. I was like: I've seen him so many times, and it's such a small place, so I'll pass. They were talking about Throbbing Gristle, I was talking about Thibault Gondard, who played on the same day, close to each other. I didn't know that
	4:31pm steve: zhar
	4:33pm SueAdynamo: must be Tom's River
	4:33pm Brian St Cyr: checking in from New Orleans!!
	🧩 4:42pm Matt from Springfield: Hey Scott and everyone! Good 7"s here!
	4:42pm Scott Williams: Hey Brian!
	4:44pm geezerette: This Third Wave is great too.
	🧩 4:47pm Matt from Springfield: And Elyssian Fields, always a joy.
	4:49pm fred: What Matt said
	4:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...she sound like Hope Sandoval a leetle...(which is +)...
	4:54pm βrian: "Repeat."
	4:54pm Mary Claire McGreivey: This is a really weird song! It keeps repeating!
	4:55pm geezerette: Loving this show.
	🧩 4:55pm Ike: Listening at 91.1 FM. Is it just me or did you go off the air for several seconds there? Was there a staticky bit towards the end of that Elysian Fields song? It's fine now, though.
	4:56pm John McGreivey: Well, I like it.
	🧩 4:57pm Matt from Springfield: A weird mantra in a way. With guitar.
	4:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It is suggested ('This is Your Brain on Music') that Predictability & Novelty are the Polarities which define the Axis around which our interest in Music totally revolves...
	4:59pm βrian: "Peat fell in ... Laphroaig."
	5:00pm Mary Claire McGreivey: What's a sleeve guard?
	5:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: When there's no future - how can there be sin?
	5:02pm Cliff: It's reminding me of the weird preacher from a Godspeed You Black Emperor song, that says "when you find yourself in the presence of God, you will believe you have gone mad..."
	5:02pm geezerette: Brian,fell from where into what?
	5:03pm βrian: See @3:58
	5:03pm Michael 98145: @Mary, i think it's the Steam Gong
	5:04pm Cliff: geezerette: See @3:55-3:59 :)
	5:05pm geezerette: Into Scotch of course.
	5:06pm Bas NL: Mrmmmmrrmm Laphroaig mjam mjam mjam.. just finished my bottle, boohoo! But i got a nice Ledaig coming in. That's order rocket fuel on the peat scale..
	5:06pm geezerette: God,thanks Cliff!
	5:08pm geezerette: Sounds good. And it's grey out.
	🧩 5:10pm Matt from Springfield: Can anyone pay attention to the words? Is the left or right side better for comprehending the words?
	🧩 5:10pm chris: in the name of the Ashley, i thank thee, Scott.
	5:11pm Carmichael: Google the song, Matt. I bet the "lyrics" are posted somewhere.
	5:11pm josh: @Matt the text is available online. DL here: http://www.poetryfoundation.org/harriet/2007/03/in-sara-mencken-christ-and-beethoveen-there-were-men-and-women-1944/
	5:12pm Cliff: Bryce played THE WHOLE THING once
	5:13pm fred: @Matt from Springfield: My left ear just doesn't work, so I can't help you with that
	🧩 5:13pm Matt from Springfield: We Release Whatever the Fuck We Want!! Ah, thanks josh!
	5:15pm Sir Loin: Good Sir, Is there still available cushioned seating for the Upper Crust performance this weekend? We should be so pleased to attend.
	🧩 5:15pm Matt from Springfield: Kenneth Goldsmith...was that Kenny G reading Robert Ashley, or just posting his lyrics? @fred: On the bright side, you get an alternate stereo mix every time.
	5:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This summer I’m going to give a class in mushroom identification at the New School for Social Research. Actually, it’s five field trips, not really a class at all. However, when I proposed it to Dean Clara Mayer, though she was delighted with the idea, she said, “I’ll have to let you know later whether or not we’ll give it.” So she spoke to the president who couldn’t see why there should be a class in mushrooms at the New School. Next she spoke to Professor MacIvor who lives in Piermont. She said, “What do you think about our having a mushroom class at the New School?” He said, “Fine idea. Nothing more than mushroom identification develops the powers of observation.” This remark was relayed both to the president and to me. It served to get the class into the catalogue and to verbalize for me my present attitude towards music: it isn’t useful, music isn’t, unless it develops our powers of audition. But most musicians can’t hear a single sound, they listen only to the relationship between two or more sounds. Music for them has nothing to do with their powers of audition, but only to do with their powers of observing relationships. In order to do this, they have to ignore all the crying babies, fire engines, telephone bells, coughs, that happen to occur during their auditions. Actually, if you run into people who are really interested in hearing sounds, you’re apt to find them fascinated by the quiet ones. “Did you hear that?” they will say.
	5:16pm andrew: I dont think "Alien" would be what it is without "Dark Star"
	5:18pm steve: i just watched Carpenter's Starman. that is such an underrated movie... i think it deserves to have its place in history switched with Close Encounters.
	5:18pm Scott Williams: @Sir Loin, yep tix still available for that show
	5:18pm fred: @Matt: Not really. Nothing on my left side works, including my heart
	🧩 5:19pm chris: i have this recurring dream i enter the emergency airlock without my star suit on <shudder>
	🧩 5:19pm Matt from Springfield: @fred: Really, sorry to hear. Is that from an injury?
	5:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: www.primaverasound.es...
	5:21pm Cliff: "Dave, I'm afraid without your space-helmet, you're going to find that rather difficult"
	5:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: hourofslack.libsyn.com...
	5:23pm fred: The injury was being born. I only survived because technology was just good enough at the time
	🧩 5:26pm Matt from Springfield: Good 70s soul! @fred: A triumph, nonetheless.
	5:29pm V Priceless: SLADE!!
	5:29pm fred: @Matt: No. An everyday fight. Never won
	5:30pm Cliff: Sleazy's death shocked me more than John Balance, because he died in his sleep and I suffer from sleep apnea.
	🧩 5:31pm Matt from Springfield: Keep fighting the good fight.
	5:34pm fred: I put WFMU in my will, so my death will officially be a good thing
	5:35pm Kat in Chicago: This Mountains and Rainbows is delightful
	🧩 5:35pm Matt from Springfield: Actually I need to do that myself, add a bequest to our dear Magic Factory. Need to start a will, period. Never know when it might come needed.
	🧩 5:36pm Matt from Springfield: am 580, this reminds me of Roxy Music!
	5:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sisyphus was no sissy. Triumph of the will & testament.
	🧩 5:45pm Matt from Springfield: Vanguard! Always a good sign.
	5:47pm Guava Bite: Who is dead to me?
	5:49pm Carmichael: I have been editing legal contracts to this music for the last hour, very effectively I might add.
	5:50pm TDK60: This slow beat attracts me.
	5:52pm Michael 98145: Tiger's whiskers are pulse detectors
	5:53pm geezerette: Liking this Miller & Cross thing too. Love this electro acid.
	5:53pm Guava Bite: Change WoofMoo.
	5:55pm Cliff: Thank you Scott! Loved all the soundtrack music today
	5:57pm Guava Bite: Cliff: Your profile photo of the Mother of God looks like a vagina from a distance.
	5:58pm Scott Williams: Thank you all! See you next week
	🧩 5:58pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Scott! Great tunes!
	5:58pm Cliff: It wasn't intentional, but I've been told that many times, Guava Bite
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: MaterMaryIsisSheilaNaGig. TY SW Sir.
	6:01pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott!

Scott Williams: Playlist from May 16, 2016

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