WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from November 28, 2016

Listener comments!
	3:02pm JakeGould: Hey Scott!
	3:03pm mariano: Scott, JakeGould!
	3:04pm Scott Williams: JakeGould! Mariano!
	3:04pm βrian: Makes sense to me.
	3:05pm Stanley: A musical printing press, I would guess.
	🧩 3:06pm Matt from Springfield: Nothing but Loom and Gloom over on this station... Hiya Scott and all!
	3:07pm Stanley: We haven't seem Looms round these parts for a long time
	3:08pm JakeGould: The relentless rhythm of manufacturing.
	3:08pm Scott Williams: It's a Dornier Rapier Loom, equipped with a Dobby Head - whatever that means
	3:10pm JakeGould: Who you calling a Dobby Head?
	3:12pm Greg from ZONE 5: Afternoon, Scotty!
	3:12pm V Priceless: Hey Scott!
	3:13pm Scott Williams: G-d'afternoon, buddies!
	3:14pm Polyus: Ever think you can hear words in repetitious sounds like this if you listen long enough? Or am I losing it?
	3:14pm Bronwyn Bishop: heyyy scott and everybody!
	3:14pm βrian: Do you feel this looming sense of something?
	3:15pm steveo: "I put my ear to the engine block and actually heard the delicate, little voices of women singing somewhere deep in the transmission." -Thomas Bayrle
	🧩 3:15pm Matt from Springfield: Not losing it, Polyus. It's even more fun to listen to actual speech on a loop, you start hearing new words out of the old.
	3:15pm Scott Williams: Hey y'all, crowdsourcing here: remember the 90s? When bands had to creatively fill up all that extra space on a CD? And sometimes they did it by tossing in one totally weird, often super-long, sometimes unrepresentative, track? Like this one by Jim Price? Yeah - more of those, please!
	🧩 3:16pm Matt from Springfield: Seconds, please! Great work Jim! I'm a fan of hidden tracks and creative filler anyway - did you add this after a long silence, to spook people still listening?
	🧩 3:17pm Matt from Springfield: Blood Bitch? That's also a Cocteau Twins song title from Garlands.
	3:18pm JakeGould: Scott, ah hidden tracks! Do you remember when bands like Nirvana would blame poor mastering engineers who would ignore dead air at the end of a track assuming that it was all over? But no! Some hidden track was there!!! Curses you engineer!!!
	3:20pm Greg from ZONE 5: Ooh! How about every Beck album?
	3:22pm Scott Williams: Ooh, good one Z5 Greg! Will be hitting a good'n from Home later in the shoe
	3:22pm Greg from ZONE 5: Or Green Day getting into Velvet Underground territory? www.youtube.com...
	3:23pm JakeGould: Yeah, every time I bought a Beck CD I thought it was just a well designed CD-R.
	3:24pm Chris from DC: Traktor, yay
	3:24pm Jim Price: Hi Matt! I guess we were hoping to "spook" listeners of the CD. We imagined most folks thought the CD had ended and then when they moved on to fix dinner or something, this horrible noise would be heard from another room!
	3:26pm Bronwyn Bishop: I love that Jim. When I was a little kid the hidden track at the end of Sgt. Peppers used to scare the crap out of me, so yours would probably have given me nightmares :D
	🧩 3:27pm Matt from Springfield: @Jim: Cool! I think that's the ideal way to use hidden tracks. Thanks!
	3:30pm Greg from ZONE 5: When I bought Monty Python's "Matching Tie & Handkerchief" I had no idea that it had 3 sides. It drove me INSANE.
	🧩 3:30pm Matt from Springfield: @Bronwyn: "Ne-ver could be an-y oth-er/Ne-ver could be an-y oth-er" :) I always hear that sentence in the fadeout groove track. And the supersonic squeal before it - between Sgt. Pepper's and Pet Sounds (where Brian W. blows a dog whistle to get his dogs to bark), creative studio production can be traumatic for our canine listeners!
	🧩 3:32pm Matt from Springfield: @Greg: YES! Creative and very "un-commercial" use of that technology (which is why I think no one else ever used it!) Did they at least provide a total track listing, or was it one big black hole, what you hear is what you get?
	3:36pm Greg from ZONE 5: Nope! No track listing. In fact that whole idea was that it was a matching tie & handkerchief but you got a free record with it. I remember looking for a sketch that I knew was on there but I couldn't find it. I sat on the floor surrounded by 6 or 7 other Python LPs going over every tracklist to make I sure…
	🧩 3:40pm Matt from Springfield: Whoa. Um, set the mind controls to the heart of sun??...
	3:40pm Carmichael: I loved that Python LP. I remember trying to re-listen to side 1 and something completely different came out of the speaker. WTF, am I crazy?!?
	🧩 3:42pm Matt from Springfield: I have most of those tracks on my computer, though I occasionally search for an original LP of that in its 3-sided glory. (Forget hidden tracks, I think that's technically a "hidden side"! Two hidden sides, even!)
	3:42pm bloopy: Hey Scott :)
	3:43pm JakeGould: Miss Velma is creeping me out.
	🧩 3:44pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: I don't mean to scare you, but...there's THREE of her!!!!
	3:44pm JakeGould: Kinky.
	3:48pm Carmichael: That was Dr. Velma Jaggers, from the Universal World Church. That song is part of this: www.imdb.com...
	3:52pm Polyus: There is a hidden track on John Cale's Hobosapiens disc that I still haven't been able to get to, because it requires some finagling I am unable to do with my CD player.
	🧩 3:53pm Matt from Springfield: "Hobosapiens" :)
	3:53pm Polyus: like, you actually have to work to get to it, it doesn't just automatically play.
	🧩 3:56pm Matt from Springfield: @Polyus: Some CDs in the 90s placed a hidden track in the buffer zone before the start of the CD at 0:00 - it requires you to rewind from the start to reach what older players called -0:01 to activate the track. Standalone players can do that, but I wouldn't know how to start that on a computer CD player.
	3:59pm Polyus: I bet that's it! Will have to dig it out and try.
	4:01pm northguineahills: Hmmm, I only have this Home album on vinyl, never heard this track.
	🧩 4:02pm Matt from Springfield: Yes, Willie/Simpsons/Scotch chat!
	🧩 4:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: As usual, some folks put a whole list of hidden tracks on the wiki: en.wikipedia.org...
	🧩 4:04pm Matt from Springfield: Ah, "List of albums with tracks hidden in the pregap" - that's the buffer at the beginning.
	4:04pm JakeGould: This is just like being on the road. But less smelly.
	🧩 4:14pm Matt from Springfield: What is this, a MRA AM radio show? Which massacre did this guy later commit?
	4:15pm melinda: Hi Scott and listeners
	🧩 4:24pm Matt from Springfield: I'm still Nuts for Brazil! Hi melinda!
	4:37pm βrian: In in aisle 7 now, grooving on the bed music. But there's someone in aisle 8 making a disturbance.
	🧩 4:39pm Matt from Springfield: Who now? Ou Não!
	🧩 4:41pm Matt from Springfield: Ah, that was still part of the Home track :)
	4:43pm Michael 98145: Oh, no :( Pauline Oliveros (May 30, 1932 – November 24, 2016)
	4:45pm Brendan: Saved by 0
	4:45pm JakeGould: I heard a Muppet.
	🧩 4:47pm Matt from Springfield: Digging this one awready!
	4:52pm Marc15: A song with "14" in the Title: Rufus Wainwright: "14th Street"
	🧩 4:53pm Matt from Springfield: Was enjoying the heavy White Albumage - thought it was about to go into "Ebony", but actually seems to be "My Love" now.
	4:54pm Brendan: I'll raise you 96 tears and throw Across110th Street out there
	4:55pm Dean: Late to the discussion. I think Matching Tie & Handkerchief involved two parallel spirals that ran the full side, hence even odds you'd hear one or the other.
	4:58pm Michael 98145: here's something i've never heard before ...
	🧩 4:59pm Matt from Springfield: "Flying"/mellotrons :)
	🧩 5:00pm Matt from Springfield: Oooh! Urge For Going version I haven't heard before!!
	5:01pm Cecile: Dean, that is correct. A "three-sided" album.
	5:02pm Uncle Michael: Is every version of "Urge For Going" good?
	🧩 5:03pm Matt from Springfield: @UM: I haven't yet heard one that wasn't, at minimum, "good".
	5:04pm Uncle Michael: That's where I'm at, too.
	5:05pm dale: wiki says claire was born in 54 - 18 when she sang this.
	5:06pm Cecile: this sounds like it's kind of Love-flavored.
	5:06pm slugluv1313: lovely version of "Urge for Going" -- had not heard it before -- thank you, Scott!
	5:07pm Michael 98145: * Summertime is falling down and winter is closing in *
	🧩 5:07pm Matt from Springfield: B St. J!!! NICE stuff!
	5:08pm slugluv1313: what Matt from Springfield said!
	🧩 5:09pm Matt from Springfield: And what you said! Hi slugluv!
	5:10pm dale: wanna hear some carole pegg now.
	5:11pm Michael 98145: nice suite
	5:12pm melinda: This is nice
	5:15pm Dean: @melinda: Apropos of our discussion earlier about Dust on the Nettles, evidence of a fourth "bonus disc": http://60-70rock.blogspot.com/2015/09/dust-on-nettles-journey-through-british.html
	5:18pm slugluv1313: this Emily piece is amazing too -- way cool sounds all afternoon! hi Matt and Scott and everyone in WFMU-land!
	5:19pm melinda: Dang, I missed out. Will check out the link when I get to a computer
	🧩 5:20pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder how many Tull records Emily has in her collection.
	5:21pm Carmichael: Or how many Zamfir.
	5:22pm Michael 98145: Sun Ra to top it off!
	5:22pm Dean: Not sure, melinda, exactly when a fourth disc was available. Until my plans were foiled by circumstances beyond my control I'd intended to walk to Amoeba Records to see if they happen to have a copy including the bonus disc. I doubt it, but I can't find any source for it online, nor do I see any indication of the extent of the run.
	5:25pm melinda: I guess 3 discs is plenty.
	5:27pm Dean: There is that, indeed.
	5:29pm Carmichael: On Amazon, the ones coming from the UK say "brand new", but hard to verify the # of discs.
	5:30pm bobdoesthings: baby!
	5:35pm Mac: Shou doom...
	🧩 5:35pm Matt from Springfield: I sense some Russian melancholia - just in time for winter!
	5:38pm Brendan: That guy was like the Barry White of Russia what a silver tongue devil he was and smooth with the ladies
	🧩 5:38pm Matt from Springfield: Announcing by megaphone from space!
	🧩 5:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Can we look forward to hidden tracks on any marathon premium CDs? Are there hidden tracks on CDs previously issued?
	5:50pm Scott Williams: @HP Ken, maybe! If we can dig up enough good uns
	5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oren Ambarchi? ...I don't ask you personal questions... Way kewl track.
	5:51pm Cam: zoots!
	5:52pm pete djtm5: Hi Scott. I am digging this OA track. :)
	5:56pm Scott Williams: Had fun with y'all today! Don't go to Texas - see you next week!
	5:57pm geezerette: Terrific show. Been listening while working. Happy ears!
	🧩 5:57pm Matt from Springfield: Wooooo! Wonderful show today, Scott! Thanks for helping us through these All-Holidaze All-the-time months! Have a good evening, everyone!
	5:58pm Scott Williams: Thanks Geezerette and Matt FS - and everyone!
	🧩 5:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Scott - Yay, something to look forward to! Important to have hopes and dreams these days.

Scott Williams: Playlist from November 28, 2016

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November 28, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Bernhard Schreiner / Thomas Bayrle	Rapier (Looming)	Warp Weft	Small World
Neblung Price	(hidden track) "(hidden track)" by "Neblung Price"	The Savage Songs of Neblung Price	Neblung Price	1997			0:12:56 (Pop-up)
Jenny Hval	In The Red / Conceptual Romance	Blood Bitch	Sacred Bones			*	0:14:28 (Pop-up)
The Righteous Brothers	A Traktor Unchained My Melody						0:21:21 (Pop-up)
Black Dice	Last Laugh "Last Laugh" by "Black Dice"	Big Deal	L.I.E.S. (Long Island Electrical Systems)			*	0:29:35 (Pop-up)
Paul Dutton	M's 'n' M's 2 "M's 'n' M's 2" by "Paul Dutton"	Mouth Pieces					0:32:24 (Pop-up)
As Mercenárias	Além Acima "Além Acima" by "As Mercenárias"	Cadê As Armas?		1986			0:34:28 (Pop-up)
The Miss Velma Trio	Snowflakes Keep Falling On My Head	V/a, Music of Mind Control Favorites 2016			Micah's 2016 WFMU Marathon premium		0:37:01 (Pop-up)

Home	Concepcion "Concepcion" by "Home"	IX	Relativity	1995			0:47:56 (Pop-up)
Leon Vaga	Tu Mama No Me Quiere "Tu Mama No Me Quiere" by "Leon Vaga"			1987			1:11:35 (Pop-up)
Xiao He	The Birthday of Friend Cie	The Performance of Identity	Maybe Mars	2009			1:15:35 (Pop-up)
Walter Franco	Mixteração "Mixteração" by "Walter Franco"	Ou Não		1973			1:20:12 (Pop-up)
Mikami Kan	パンティストッキングのような空	ひらく夢などあるじゃなし三上寛怨歌集	URC	1972	album pron. Hiraku Yume Nado Arujanaishi		1:27:06 (Pop-up)
Franco Battiato	La Paranoia "La Paranoia" by "Franco Battiato"	La Convenzione 7"	Bla Bla	1972			1:30:17 (Pop-up)

Bobby Conn	Who's the Paul? #16 "Who's the Paul? #16" by "Bobby Conn"	S/t	Truckstop / Atavistic	1997			1:44:21 (Pop-up)
Claire Hamill	Urge For Going "Urge For Going" by "Claire Hamill"	One House Left Standing	Island	1972	cover: Joni Mitchell		1:57:33 (Pop-up)
Bridget St. John	Lazarus "Lazarus" by "Bridget St. John"	Fly High: A Collection of Album Highlights, Singles and B-Sides, Demos, Live Recordings, Sessions and Interviews	Dandelion / Cherry Red		Top Gear Session		2:04:09 (Pop-up)
Emily	Old Lace ("To John") "Old Lace ("To John")" by "Emily"	S/t	RPM	1972	16-yr old Emily Bindiger, backed by Dynastie Crisis		2:08:19 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra and his Myth-Science Arkestra	Spontaneous Simplicity	The Lady with the Golden Stockings 10" EP	Modern Harmonic	1975			2:17:52 (Pop-up)
Rozetta Johnson	Who Are You Gonna Love (Your Woman or Your Wife)	A Woman's Way: The Complete Rozetta Johnson 1963-1975	Kent Soul	1971			2:21:05 (Pop-up)
Donnie & Joe Emerson	Baby "Baby" by "Donnie & Joe Emerson"	Dreamin' Wild		1979			2:24:33 (Pop-up)
Woo	Make Me Tea "Make Me Tea" by "Woo"	Into the Heart of Love					2:28:35 (Pop-up)
Mikael Tariverdiev	Do Not Leave Your Lover	sdtk, "The Irony of Fate"	Earth				2:32:08 (Pop-up)

Oren Ambarchi	Part 3 "Part 3" by "Oren Ambarchi"	Hubris	Mego			*	2:39:49 (Pop-up)
GrndNtl Brnds	Texas (Go To Texas)	Communicating For Influence	Vaccination Records	2000			2:53:35 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:02pm JakeGould: Hey Scott!
	3:03pm mariano: Scott, JakeGould!
	3:04pm Scott Williams: JakeGould! Mariano!
	3:04pm βrian: Makes sense to me.
	3:05pm Stanley: A musical printing press, I would guess.
	🧩 3:06pm Matt from Springfield: Nothing but Loom and Gloom over on this station... Hiya Scott and all!
	3:07pm Stanley: We haven't seem Looms round these parts for a long time
	3:08pm JakeGould: The relentless rhythm of manufacturing.
	3:08pm Scott Williams: It's a Dornier Rapier Loom, equipped with a Dobby Head - whatever that means
	3:10pm JakeGould: Who you calling a Dobby Head?
	3:12pm Greg from ZONE 5: Afternoon, Scotty!
	3:12pm V Priceless: Hey Scott!
	3:13pm Scott Williams: G-d'afternoon, buddies!
	3:14pm Polyus: Ever think you can hear words in repetitious sounds like this if you listen long enough? Or am I losing it?
	3:14pm Bronwyn Bishop: heyyy scott and everybody!
	3:14pm βrian: Do you feel this looming sense of something?
	3:15pm steveo: "I put my ear to the engine block and actually heard the delicate, little voices of women singing somewhere deep in the transmission." -Thomas Bayrle
	🧩 3:15pm Matt from Springfield: Not losing it, Polyus. It's even more fun to listen to actual speech on a loop, you start hearing new words out of the old.
	3:15pm Scott Williams: Hey y'all, crowdsourcing here: remember the 90s? When bands had to creatively fill up all that extra space on a CD? And sometimes they did it by tossing in one totally weird, often super-long, sometimes unrepresentative, track? Like this one by Jim Price? Yeah - more of those, please!
	🧩 3:16pm Matt from Springfield: Seconds, please! Great work Jim! I'm a fan of hidden tracks and creative filler anyway - did you add this after a long silence, to spook people still listening?
	🧩 3:17pm Matt from Springfield: Blood Bitch? That's also a Cocteau Twins song title from Garlands.
	3:18pm JakeGould: Scott, ah hidden tracks! Do you remember when bands like Nirvana would blame poor mastering engineers who would ignore dead air at the end of a track assuming that it was all over? But no! Some hidden track was there!!! Curses you engineer!!!
	3:20pm Greg from ZONE 5: Ooh! How about every Beck album?
	3:22pm Scott Williams: Ooh, good one Z5 Greg! Will be hitting a good'n from Home later in the shoe
	3:22pm Greg from ZONE 5: Or Green Day getting into Velvet Underground territory? www.youtube.com...
	3:23pm JakeGould: Yeah, every time I bought a Beck CD I thought it was just a well designed CD-R.
	3:24pm Chris from DC: Traktor, yay
	3:24pm Jim Price: Hi Matt! I guess we were hoping to "spook" listeners of the CD. We imagined most folks thought the CD had ended and then when they moved on to fix dinner or something, this horrible noise would be heard from another room!
	3:26pm Bronwyn Bishop: I love that Jim. When I was a little kid the hidden track at the end of Sgt. Peppers used to scare the crap out of me, so yours would probably have given me nightmares :D
	🧩 3:27pm Matt from Springfield: @Jim: Cool! I think that's the ideal way to use hidden tracks. Thanks!
	3:30pm Greg from ZONE 5: When I bought Monty Python's "Matching Tie & Handkerchief" I had no idea that it had 3 sides. It drove me INSANE.
	🧩 3:30pm Matt from Springfield: @Bronwyn: "Ne-ver could be an-y oth-er/Ne-ver could be an-y oth-er" :) I always hear that sentence in the fadeout groove track. And the supersonic squeal before it - between Sgt. Pepper's and Pet Sounds (where Brian W. blows a dog whistle to get his dogs to bark), creative studio production can be traumatic for our canine listeners!
	🧩 3:32pm Matt from Springfield: @Greg: YES! Creative and very "un-commercial" use of that technology (which is why I think no one else ever used it!) Did they at least provide a total track listing, or was it one big black hole, what you hear is what you get?
	3:36pm Greg from ZONE 5: Nope! No track listing. In fact that whole idea was that it was a matching tie & handkerchief but you got a free record with it. I remember looking for a sketch that I knew was on there but I couldn't find it. I sat on the floor surrounded by 6 or 7 other Python LPs going over every tracklist to make I sure…
	🧩 3:40pm Matt from Springfield: Whoa. Um, set the mind controls to the heart of sun??...
	3:40pm Carmichael: I loved that Python LP. I remember trying to re-listen to side 1 and something completely different came out of the speaker. WTF, am I crazy?!?
	🧩 3:42pm Matt from Springfield: I have most of those tracks on my computer, though I occasionally search for an original LP of that in its 3-sided glory. (Forget hidden tracks, I think that's technically a "hidden side"! Two hidden sides, even!)
	3:42pm bloopy: Hey Scott :)
	3:43pm JakeGould: Miss Velma is creeping me out.
	🧩 3:44pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: I don't mean to scare you, but...there's THREE of her!!!!
	3:44pm JakeGould: Kinky.
	3:48pm Carmichael: That was Dr. Velma Jaggers, from the Universal World Church. That song is part of this: www.imdb.com...
	3:52pm Polyus: There is a hidden track on John Cale's Hobosapiens disc that I still haven't been able to get to, because it requires some finagling I am unable to do with my CD player.
	🧩 3:53pm Matt from Springfield: "Hobosapiens" :)
	3:53pm Polyus: like, you actually have to work to get to it, it doesn't just automatically play.
	🧩 3:56pm Matt from Springfield: @Polyus: Some CDs in the 90s placed a hidden track in the buffer zone before the start of the CD at 0:00 - it requires you to rewind from the start to reach what older players called -0:01 to activate the track. Standalone players can do that, but I wouldn't know how to start that on a computer CD player.
	3:59pm Polyus: I bet that's it! Will have to dig it out and try.
	4:01pm northguineahills: Hmmm, I only have this Home album on vinyl, never heard this track.
	🧩 4:02pm Matt from Springfield: Yes, Willie/Simpsons/Scotch chat!
	🧩 4:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: As usual, some folks put a whole list of hidden tracks on the wiki: en.wikipedia.org...
	🧩 4:04pm Matt from Springfield: Ah, "List of albums with tracks hidden in the pregap" - that's the buffer at the beginning.
	4:04pm JakeGould: This is just like being on the road. But less smelly.
	🧩 4:14pm Matt from Springfield: What is this, a MRA AM radio show? Which massacre did this guy later commit?
	4:15pm melinda: Hi Scott and listeners
	🧩 4:24pm Matt from Springfield: I'm still Nuts for Brazil! Hi melinda!
	4:37pm βrian: In in aisle 7 now, grooving on the bed music. But there's someone in aisle 8 making a disturbance.
	🧩 4:39pm Matt from Springfield: Who now? Ou Não!
	🧩 4:41pm Matt from Springfield: Ah, that was still part of the Home track :)
	4:43pm Michael 98145: Oh, no :( Pauline Oliveros (May 30, 1932 – November 24, 2016)
	4:45pm Brendan: Saved by 0
	4:45pm JakeGould: I heard a Muppet.
	🧩 4:47pm Matt from Springfield: Digging this one awready!
	4:52pm Marc15: A song with "14" in the Title: Rufus Wainwright: "14th Street"
	🧩 4:53pm Matt from Springfield: Was enjoying the heavy White Albumage - thought it was about to go into "Ebony", but actually seems to be "My Love" now.
	4:54pm Brendan: I'll raise you 96 tears and throw Across110th Street out there
	4:55pm Dean: Late to the discussion. I think Matching Tie & Handkerchief involved two parallel spirals that ran the full side, hence even odds you'd hear one or the other.
	4:58pm Michael 98145: here's something i've never heard before ...
	🧩 4:59pm Matt from Springfield: "Flying"/mellotrons :)
	🧩 5:00pm Matt from Springfield: Oooh! Urge For Going version I haven't heard before!!
	5:01pm Cecile: Dean, that is correct. A "three-sided" album.
	5:02pm Uncle Michael: Is every version of "Urge For Going" good?
	🧩 5:03pm Matt from Springfield: @UM: I haven't yet heard one that wasn't, at minimum, "good".
	5:04pm Uncle Michael: That's where I'm at, too.
	5:05pm dale: wiki says claire was born in 54 - 18 when she sang this.
	5:06pm Cecile: this sounds like it's kind of Love-flavored.
	5:06pm slugluv1313: lovely version of "Urge for Going" -- had not heard it before -- thank you, Scott!
	5:07pm Michael 98145: * Summertime is falling down and winter is closing in *
	🧩 5:07pm Matt from Springfield: B St. J!!! NICE stuff!
	5:08pm slugluv1313: what Matt from Springfield said!
	🧩 5:09pm Matt from Springfield: And what you said! Hi slugluv!
	5:10pm dale: wanna hear some carole pegg now.
	5:11pm Michael 98145: nice suite
	5:12pm melinda: This is nice
	5:15pm Dean: @melinda: Apropos of our discussion earlier about Dust on the Nettles, evidence of a fourth "bonus disc": http://60-70rock.blogspot.com/2015/09/dust-on-nettles-journey-through-british.html
	5:18pm slugluv1313: this Emily piece is amazing too -- way cool sounds all afternoon! hi Matt and Scott and everyone in WFMU-land!
	5:19pm melinda: Dang, I missed out. Will check out the link when I get to a computer
	🧩 5:20pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder how many Tull records Emily has in her collection.
	5:21pm Carmichael: Or how many Zamfir.
	5:22pm Michael 98145: Sun Ra to top it off!
	5:22pm Dean: Not sure, melinda, exactly when a fourth disc was available. Until my plans were foiled by circumstances beyond my control I'd intended to walk to Amoeba Records to see if they happen to have a copy including the bonus disc. I doubt it, but I can't find any source for it online, nor do I see any indication of the extent of the run.
	5:25pm melinda: I guess 3 discs is plenty.
	5:27pm Dean: There is that, indeed.
	5:29pm Carmichael: On Amazon, the ones coming from the UK say "brand new", but hard to verify the # of discs.
	5:30pm bobdoesthings: baby!
	5:35pm Mac: Shou doom...
	🧩 5:35pm Matt from Springfield: I sense some Russian melancholia - just in time for winter!
	5:38pm Brendan: That guy was like the Barry White of Russia what a silver tongue devil he was and smooth with the ladies
	🧩 5:38pm Matt from Springfield: Announcing by megaphone from space!
	🧩 5:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Can we look forward to hidden tracks on any marathon premium CDs? Are there hidden tracks on CDs previously issued?
	5:50pm Scott Williams: @HP Ken, maybe! If we can dig up enough good uns
	5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oren Ambarchi? ...I don't ask you personal questions... Way kewl track.
	5:51pm Cam: zoots!
	5:52pm pete djtm5: Hi Scott. I am digging this OA track. :)
	5:56pm Scott Williams: Had fun with y'all today! Don't go to Texas - see you next week!
	5:57pm geezerette: Terrific show. Been listening while working. Happy ears!
	🧩 5:57pm Matt from Springfield: Wooooo! Wonderful show today, Scott! Thanks for helping us through these All-Holidaze All-the-time months! Have a good evening, everyone!
	5:58pm Scott Williams: Thanks Geezerette and Matt FS - and everyone!
	🧩 5:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Scott - Yay, something to look forward to! Important to have hopes and dreams these days.

Scott Williams: Playlist from November 28, 2016

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