WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from January 22, 2018

Listener comments!
	3:02pm Chris from DC: \m/
	3:02pm Lizardner Dave: Is Freedman going to Felder this? I can't believe I'm hearing Rush on WFMU.
	3:02pm Santos L Halper: Thank you Scott!!!
	🧩 3:02pm chris: what Chris summoned
	3:03pm rw: Rush never played MY Junior High.
	3:03pm Listener Bob in PGH: Wow! It's a good gig if you can get it. (secondary school concerts)
	3:03pm steveo: oh god isn't that enough scott?
	3:04pm Uncle Michael: I've never heard of Rush. Is this record playing at the right speed?
	3:05pm steveo: i mean they do sound tight for their age and all...
	3:06pm Dean: Pre-Peart
	3:06pm Uncle Michael: Ah, right. His voice will probably change in 8th grade.
	3:06pm Listener Bob in PGH: Nah, Geddy's voice never did change after 7th grade.
	3:07pm steveo: Lee was 21 or so.
	3:07pm Michael 98145: heh -
	3:07pm Wild Neil: PEACE all. Scott, it takes a lot of BALLS to play this. Good on you! It really rocks, un-ironically.
	3:07pm Andrew S: was a lot of rush talk on Dave Hull's show last week but dont think he played any. Sadly I dont think he's reached puberty yet uncle michael
	3:07pm Andrew S: Hill
	3:07pm Listener David in Budd Lake: Rush!! Yeah! Scott is one of the few Rush fans of WFMU...along with Clay!
	3:07pm Chris from DC: Kind of dig this garage-ier version of their sound.
	3:08pm blee: I like the Rush
	🧩 3:08pm royvis: Oddly, I don't feel like working right now at all!
	3:08pm Uncle Michael: You have a point. One day he'll right a song about a girl...and his voice will change.
	3:08pm Scott Williams: Hullo All! This entire show is on youtube, they're playing to a packed HS auditorium, all the kids are like 11-17
	3:08pm Andrew S: yeah they were pretty much a garage band at this point good first album
	3:08pm northguineahills: I have a friend of mine in Toronto that would go bonkers if he heard this (I'm just just boinging in my head).
	3:09pm Andrew S: The moon records version and the 7"s go for mad money
	3:09pm Listener Bob in PGH: They were still a bar rock band at this point. Mythology and Ayn Rand material would follow later on.
	3:09pm Dean: Was in a record store yesterday. Proprietor played live Weather Report, a Jaco solo track. We were enjoying it, but we sensed something amiss. Oops. The 33 1/3 was spinning at 45! "Jaco could play that fast and accurately. We hardly noticed," says the proprietor.
	3:10pm Mark in Toronto: Rush played EVERY high school in Southern Ontario in the early days.
	3:10pm coelacanth∅: hey Scott and all
	3:10pm Listener David in Budd Lake: Time Stand Still opens with a vid from The Capital in 1976, during the 2112 Tour..I was at that show!
	3:11pm Wild Neil: I wanna get this first Rush album.
	3:12pm Andrew S: yeah max webster too Mark
	3:12pm Listener Bob in PGH: Wow (again)! Tupelo, Mississippi via Birmingham, UK. This is gonna be one hell of a show!
	3:12pm Mark in Toronto: Don't forget Triumph!
	3:13pm melinda: Howdy!
	3:13pm mb: Hello Scott and all
	3:13pm steveo: no one has anything to say about Elvis Sabbath, though?!!
	3:15pm Listener Bob in PGH: Suspicious Minds / Sweet Leaf mash-up perhaps?
	3:15pm Wild Neil: Cool, maybe Scott can play some King Crimson from 1974?
	3:16pm coelacanth∅: a friend told me i should check out the first rush album before i say anything else about rush. i figured they must've been purely instrumental at that point, but no. ...i'll try again, nonetheless.
	3:17pm melinda: The Rush documentary is really good.
	3:17pm fred: Good afternoon Scott and all. I really liked that Blue Sabbath Black Cheer track
	3:18pm Andrew S: king crimson lost bassists in the past two consecutive years. If Im gordon haskell im keeping my eyes peeled for traffic this year
	3:19pm coelacanth∅: that jam was pretty hot. maybe some computer genius will invent an "app" that takes the vocals out.
	3:19pm Scott Williams: yeah, the Rush doc is great, Alex & Geddy are really funny. Peart just doesn't get those guys...
	3:19pm Dean: Best Rush? Any of Budgie's albums?
	3:20pm Andrew S: never saw the doc but Alex on trailer park boys was pretty great
	3:22pm steveo: ah, a polka (exhales)
	3:23pm Andrew S: If only there was a radio show devoted to polka with a super enthusiastic dj
	3:23pm Michael 98145: Someone stole the kishka -
	3:24pm Uncle Michael: Orgone kills. I saw them open for Galactic once.
	3:24pm steveo: why, there's one tonight at 8, Andrew!
	3:26pm Scott Williams: Yep, and Stashu's got Jimmy Sturr on the show tonight!
	3:27pm Andrew S: I heard that, will be fun.
	3:28pm Andrew S: I didnt even know there was a grammy for best polka until you mentioned it (not that there shouldnt be or anything I just dont know anything about the grammys). That guy has won all of them
	3:33pm -Ken: Did somebody ship a bunch of dinner chairs to WFMU? I got two giant boxes of dining room chairs here, which have got to be related to Pseu's wonderful chair rant last week. but but but. there is a problem,
	🧩 3:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yeah, they folded the polka category in with some other miscellaneous category. I'm sure we'll hear more of that story tonight. www.ew.com...
	3:34pm JakeGould: Ahhh! I missed Rush!!! Ahhhh Akkkk Aaaasllaaassss!
	3:34pm steveo: so many light years
	3:35pm Rob (Jerzcity): @Ken, don't let the venerable Mr. Clay Pigeon near any of 'em!
	3:35pm Andrew S: I know Evan hates them but Clay must have spun some Rush at some point forsure
	3:35pm JakeGould: @-Ken: Some of the WFMU chairs need to be upgraded. Or sidegraded. I dunno. I hope Pseu and whoever ordered them are mensches.
	3:36pm northguineahills: @Rob (Jerzcity): You beat me to it!!!!
	3:36pm Parq: People are always surprised when I know who Jimmy Sturges is. I can't catch Stashu's show tonight, but I'm going to have to look for the archive.
	3:36pm northguineahills: I've heard Rush on WFMU multiple time before, and not just on the old Dusty Show,
	3:37pm JakeGould: First Rush album is basically Canadian LED Zeppelin.
	3:38pm JakeGould: Listened to Caress of Steel for the first time fully ever this weekend.
	🧩 3:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: @-Ken - I was totally joking with my comment on Clay's board this morning. I mentioned a pallet of chairs on the loading dock, but it was meant in fun; chairs for Clay to throw.
	3:38pm Scott Williams: I believe Liz Berg has spun Rush
	3:41pm Andrew S: Oh they have to have been played forsure, i mean they are the go to band to hate for some, them and Yes, but haters gonna hate as the kids say. The caps and my bad eyes made me read LCD Zeppelin Jake, might be a mash in there
	3:44pm JakeGould: I hate LCD Soundsystem.
	3:44pm Andrew S: lol
	3:46pm Rob (Jerzcity): For years after seeing LCD Soundsystem open for the Rapture, I kept asking my friends, "who was that band with the cowbell? LED Soundsystem or something?"
	3:46pm Andrew S: wow that is amazing. good clean livin I guess
	3:47pm JakeGould: Crosby, Stills, Nash and Death
	3:47pm JakeGould: I KID!!!
	3:48pm flashbazbo: Dallas Taylor is dead. Greg reaves must be
	3:49pm JakeGould: Geddy Lee, style icon. http://www.feelslikewhitelightning.com/2010/11/style-icon-geddy-lee.html?m=1
	3:50pm Andrew S: been digging that techtonic show, came late only caught a couple of recent ones but very cool
	3:50pm BronwynB: hey scott and everyone!
	3:50pm Ochre Ogre: Iggy Pop is still goin strong and squirming on stage like a wild thang
	3:51pm Scott Williams: @Ochre Ogre, sans Ashetons, alas
	3:51pm Michael 98145: - is Grace Jones still around ?
	3:51pm Andrew S: Iggy will probably outlive his grandchildren
	3:51pm JakeGould: Every time someone points out Iggy Pop is still alive, an angel gets its wings!
	3:54pm Parq: Jake, I thought that was every time Iggy puts on a shirt.
	3:55pm Rob (Jerzcity): Lots of angels gonna be waitin' a long time if that's the case
	🧩 3:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder if you can buy a carbonated beverage Iggy Pop somewhere in the midwest?
	3:57pm Ochre Ogre: Right Scott, and Dave Alexander... 27 Club
	3:57pm Santos L Halper: @Jake: I had a huge poster of that pic of Rush in the white outfits in my dorm room. Stylin fer sure.
	3:57pm Listener Bob in PGH: I'm fascinated by bands with so many line-up changes that at some point they contain NO original members.
	3:57pm Andrew S: @Michael Grace Jones has been in the news lately, sadly for the wrong all epidemic reason
	4:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I missed BoogieSabbath...
	4:01pm steveo: @Bob en.wikipedia.org...
	4:04pm steveo: "In Japan, Shinto shrines are rebuilt every twenty years with entirely "new wood". The continuity over the centuries is spiritual and comes from the source of the wood"
	4:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the Tin Man Band...
	4:07pm Listener Bob in PGH: I think at some point TSOL had no original members and when all the original members regrouped they were not legally allowed to use their own name! Though I might be imagining this.
	4:07pm northguineahills: I don't know Jake, James Murphy comes off as mostly sincere. And even I don't like everything he does, he has put out some bangers.
	🧩 4:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Honky Tonk Becky has played Sons of the Pioneers, a band that's been around since 1933. Imagine their turnover!
	4:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You can't Copyright a song title - because - a billion 'I Love Yous'...but bandnames...just makes ya wanna run out & publish yer Creativity - don't it all...
	4:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& anyhow - by 2018: ...just try & come up w/ bandname ain't been used yet...go on - try it...
	4:13pm dave blakney metalwoks: out on the road, alright!
	4:13pm steveo: this hazelwood guy sounds like our current host
	🧩 4:14pm Matt from Springfield: Happy still Monday morning to those in Hawaii and the Pacific! Hi Scott and Scotians! @steveo: Hoof 'N Mouth song idea, mayhaps??
	4:15pm Chris from DC: Yeah, Listener Bob, that happened with TSOL.
	4:15pm Scott Williams: @steveo, damn I never heard that before!
	4:16pm Listener Bob in PGH: @steveo: thanks for that link. I didn't consider the philosophical implications of this. Fascinating! I didn't know about Shinto shrines being rebuilt. I immediately thought of the grandfather's axe idea.
	4:17pm JakeGould: @northguineahills: “I don't know Jake, James Murphy comes off as mostly sincere.” I sincerely think I could trust lending a power drill to James Murphy, but I find LCD Soundsystem to sincerely be not good.
	🧩 4:18pm Matt from Springfield: @Bob: Or the "Ship of Theseus" paradox as the Greeks called it. Another part of rebuilding Shinto shrines is the wood always comes from the same forest/grove of trees. It's like a snapshot of something that was alive, in every generation!
	4:19pm frenchee: I thought this brainticket might be a proto-Beta Band! Very cool sound
	4:19pm steveo: thanks for making me think about it, too, Bob :)
	4:19pm steveo: (yes, i googled "abraham lincoln's axe" and that page came up)
	4:20pm steveo: @scott -- something about the tone
	4:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or the guys who were Ramones for years & years who were never 'Ramones'...or RonnieWood...
	4:22pm Listener Bob in PGH: If all the cells in our bodies die and get replaced (every 7 years is usually the time frame suggested) are we really the same person at that point?
	🧩 4:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: dang! Missed th'Mamuthones! Punching self innaface!
	🧩 4:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: hello.
	4:23pm steveo: i also researched that recently and some cells last a very long time...
	🧩 4:24pm Matt from Springfield: Good bossa jazz. Muito estimado.
	4:24pm geezerette: I'm treating my flu addled head to hot water with rum and lemon. This off kilter Bossa sounds like the inside of my head right now.
	4:24pm Listener Bob in PGH: .... and if not then any band with the same original members for longer than 7 years is a band with no original members
	4:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Townshend: ...'Oh - I think we're @ least TheWho.3 by now'... StarTrek Teleportation is possible under Quantum Theory...if the original is destroyed! Then there's A.I. ...
	4:24pm coelacanth∅: pretty things i think; ink spots, for sure. (they'd be pretty old by now!)
	4:25pm Listener Bob in PGH: I call The Who, The Two!
	4:25pm Uncle Michael: Iggy Pop contains no original members.
	4:25pm geezerette: Coel, Pretty Things a little less pretty now...
	🧩 4:25pm Matt from Springfield: Thus spake Zarafrustra.
	4:26pm JakeGould: Frusen Glädjé!
	4:26pm geezerette: heh heh..
	4:26pm JakeGould: Frustração Glädjé!
	4:26pm Jersey Cowboy: Even Zarafrustra, another time loser could believe in you...
	🧩 4:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: When a radio station changes its format and replaces all the DJs with automated programming, is it still a radio station?
	🧩 4:27pm Matt from Springfield: Speaking of which, does Ronnie Wood need to remember his past, in order to have continuity with it?? Speculate...
	4:27pm JakeGould: Thus spake Frusen Glädjé.
	4:27pm coelacanth∅: beauty is in the really thick bifocals and deranged perception of the beholder
	4:28pm Sean d: rush is still jamming in my head....probably in the spot I had removed
	4:28pm Chris from DC: The Rockets?
	4:28pm Joe McG: Rockets, I think!
	4:28pm Listener Bob in PGH: "The Discontinuous Life of Ronnie Wood"
	4:28pm mentaldrift: Yes, Rockets
	4:29pm Uncle Michael: Can we hear The Witch by The Rattles?
	4:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...as long as he's made from the same Wood...
	4:29pm steveo: @bob "a vast majority of neurons composing the neocortex were formed before birth and persist without replacement"
	🧩 4:29pm Matt from Springfield: @Ken HP: Eventually that will lead to the death of commercial radio--no one will listen to such a station, but it will still be broadcasting, and advertisers will still pay for commercials--on the off chance that the signals will penetrate our brains and influence spending habits.
	🧩 4:29pm Matt from Springfield: RRN63: Winner! :)
	4:31pm Rutles: Cheese & Onions.
	4:31pm coelacanth∅: you cut it off right before the drum solo!
	4:31pm thedunkel: that terrible feeling when you just tune in and the Emergency signal is going
	4:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I think UncaMike @ 4:25 owned it...
	🧩 4:32pm Matt from Springfield: Is that true steveo, or does it say that individual cells are regenerated (as in living tissue), but the actual components persist in the same form without replacement? (Your arm is still the "same" from birth, you don't break off the old and grow a new)
	4:33pm Rich in Washington: Re: The Rattles. That's a great track, Uncle Michael. Have you heard that compilation DJ Goatface Killah Presents: Ave Satanas? It's all late 60s/early 70s witch/devil/boogeyman related songs. It's really tastefully curated for a comp. of The Devil's Music.
	4:34pm coelacanth∅: different types of cells regenerate at different rates, but there does come a point when you no longer have any of the cells you had at some prior time.
	4:34pm steveo: i found that statement on the internet, but beyond that I'm in over my, er, head
	4:35pm steveo: but which cells hold my soul?
	🧩 4:36pm Matt from Springfield: I'll retreat into my "cell" to examine this--at least my original interest has divided and expanded into some larger form of interest!
	4:36pm Listener Bob in PGH: the ones on the bottom of your feet
	4:36pm KP: Joe Frank driving territory is the part of Long island that is where suburbs fade out but it is still a long way from the Hamptons
	4:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the Body~Brain/Mind question...never even mind the Soul....
	4:37pm coelacanth∅: oh, those are your "soul cells", sometimes referred to as your "Edwin Starr cells"
	4:37pm flashbazbo: And yet the Mormon tabernacle choir is unchanged from day one. They don't smoke or drink
	4:37pm medson: Hola Scott. Great show!
	4:38pm Listener Bob in PGH: MTC is 2/3 straight edge
	4:38pm coelacanth∅: (this is how we know that the osmonds were sneaking a nip here and there)
	4:38pm Chris from DC: Does the boy rule the mind? Or the mind rule the body? I dunno.
	4:38pm coelacanth∅: hahaha
	4:39pm Chris from DC: *Body, so much for the Smiths joke.
	🧩 4:39pm Matt from Springfield: The "Choir" as an entity is the same, yet the members are multiple, and switched whenever. Kind of like Brigham Young and his theories on marriage..
	4:39pm rw: I still vividly remember the first time I heard Joe Frank on the radio.
	4:40pm coelacanth∅: i do not, though i may have recorded it, and would still have the tape.
	4:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's suggested that, on evidence, our culture generally considers the question backwards: psychedelicsalon.com... ...Thing is - I don't remember the 1st time I heard Joe. He seems archetypal & transcendental to me...I do, however, remember 1st seeing MontyPython - a truly pivotal moment...
	4:42pm Scott Williams: Hey Medson! Thanks much
	4:42pm coelacanth∅: well, i have to take back what i said about the osmonds. they're all still alive.
	4:43pm Greg from ZONE 5: Oi Scott!
	4:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The osmonds' teeth are regenerated, however - like sharks & T.Rex do...
	4:44pm Uncle Michael: Rich. I have not heard that comp.
	4:44pm Listener Bob in PGH: the last living original member of Motörhead just died recently so they're on the list now
	4:44pm coelacanth∅: i knew all the monty python records by heart before the tv show came to the us. i was quite disappointed when i first saw the show. (i grew to like it though, as something completely different)
	4:44pm Scott Williams: Greggy! Your book is safe again
	4:45pm coelacanth∅: RR haha!
	🧩 4:47pm Matt from Springfield: The Holy Grail is the beginning of my Python journey, I remember from that date forward. However did I catch some glimpse of them before then? Was a seed planted that led to my connection? Or was I hooked like a magnet the first time I really paid attention to them? And I think my Dad actually played "How To Irritate People" with me before then (the pre-Python bits). We have all been here before, we have all been here before...
	4:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it was the Mollusk Sketch...I was destroyed... As the guy who does Radiolab, I think it is, just observed: Joe sounds like he's coming from inside your head...like Tolkien didn't say he created things, but researched them from the collective unconscious...really - Joe is Definitive.
	4:49pm coelacanth∅: this reminds me of early royal trux
	4:49pm coelacanth∅: ...that. Matt Valentine
	4:50pm dale: afternoon kids. just got back from thrifting and i passed up an album by a group i never heard of, tiger. b smith and the tiger bunch. kinda glammy according to youtube - do i go back for it tomorrow? vote yes or no please....
	4:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh hell yas.
	4:52pm geezerette: Will Faber, WOW. :)
	4:53pm dale: it was in a batch of stuff at a consignment shop - robin trower, procol harum, jeff beck group - all clean and in hermetically freshening plastic
	4:54pm coelacanth∅: after the pythons came to channel 13 my older brother got into it. it became something we did together,besides fight. it was on past out bedtime though. somehow my brother convinced our parents that it was art and a good culture-building program - along with the animation festival program that followed it; so we got to stay up pretty late once a week.
	4:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Unless they're asking $20 or something! If it's original wrap - you can turn all that around instantly...
	4:54pm KP: Two schools on what keeps a band legit despite defections of members. One I've always heard is there has to be a thread that somebody has to played with somebody who played with and so own with an original member. That allows a complete changeover but with a theoretical link with the past. However, it seems the new Grassroots are so bad some regions demand the presence of an original member. I think that might wipe out half the groups touring today.
	4:55pm Dean: Yes. Engineered by Dieter Dierks, includes at least one person associated with early period Passport. Go for the Tiger B. Smith, @dale.
	4:55pm northguineahills: geezerette will see that I previously made a similar statement (due my Faber clicky star earlier).
	4:55pm Greg from ZONE 5: Yessssss.
	4:55pm geezerette: Scott, especially love this set!
	4:55pm dale: coelacanth - and sometimes you got to see carol cleveland's front parts.
	4:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh man - Animation programs...PBS used to be Psychedelic - not Geriatric...Mike Meyers makes the point that after MasterpieceTheatre you'd get - say BennyHilll...not now, obviously...
	4:56pm geezerette: NGH, we have magnificent taste.
	4:57pm coelacanth∅: haha dale the naughty bits?!
	4:57pm dale: i've never had success buying with the intent of reselling - and i don't love that music enough to get stuck with it.
	4:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @dale: 'We'd have written more parts for women...if we had understood them!;...
	4:57pm Chris from DC: Coel, yeah, we would watch Python/Second City/SNL back to back.
	4:57pm bloopy: hey scott!
	4:57pm geezerette: (omg, my avatar's name is donald!)
	4:58pm Webhamster Henry: Some microtonal Tenney is good!
	🧩 4:58pm Rev. Turnip Druid: The Hamster speaks truth.
	4:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @geez: hips.hearstapps.com...
	4:58pm Michael 98145: get well soon, gz'ette !!
	4:59pm steveo: +1
	🧩 4:59pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: Ironically there's less government funding for PBS than in their psychedelic days, yet it's gotten more bureaucratic, risk-averse, keep everything nice and steady for their Viking cruise sponsors and target audience--nowadays you'd need an Internet platform or something like WFMU for something truly independent and mind-blowing.
	4:59pm northguineahills: Wait, this is a James Tenney piece, Holy heaths! indeed, geezerette!
	🧩 5:00pm Matt from Springfield: @coela: It is an art and education program: "Watteau, sir?" "What a terrible joke!" "BUT IT'S MY ONLY LINE!!!"
	5:00pm geezerette: Thanks Michael! NGH! RevRab! (ha!)
	5:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Matt: Well - their existence is threatened by the Right @ every opportunity...but since the Dow is @ 27Billion we''ll all be filthy rich any second, I'm certain...rising tide trickles down to all boats & so on...
	5:01pm geezerette: Love James Tenny.
	5:01pm coelacanth∅: i only vaguely remember second city...and mary hartman!mary hartman! but for a little while there was "the animation film festival". 1/2 an hour of usually bizarre and always excellent animated shorts from all countries. i may have liked it more than the pythons.
	5:01pm Jersey Cowboy: @Matt from Springfield - yeah, even the News Hour is center/right. Judy Woodruff... talking about the "bombshell book on Trump" with 2 Trump-defenders and no other side. Nice debate...
	5:02pm Michael 98145: there truly is some -incredible- animation out there in the world
	5:03pm Michael 98145: anyone else join the women's marches this weekend?
	5:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...all debates come down to the pricetag pretty quickly...sigh...
	5:03pm Webhamster Henry: Like @coelacanth∅, I also knew Python from their records long before they were available in Connecticut. I think the prevalence of Python in the house helped get it on Connecticut Public TV, where my father was on the board. Now my daughter is a Python head. Fortunately, I have a copy of "All The Words".
	5:04pm dale: i did pick up a clean working onkyo receiver for 20 bucks. i can pair it with the five dollar sony bookshelf speakers i got last summer and listen to fmu in style.
	5:04pm Michael 98145: i always get distracted and have to listen to this program in the archive. cripes.
	5:05pm mahall: Yes, I'm going to Go There: That was a very interesting take on Garcia's playing in that Black Peter. I didn't recognize the song until the very end, but I sure as hell recognized the guitar work.
	🧩 5:05pm Matt from Springfield: I liked those PBS showcases of quirky animations as well. MTV used to run stuff like that as well (and it's little cousin Comedy Central). We have the Internet to search for Don Hertzfeldt and crazy Italian cartoons about death, but I still wish someone was a star "compiler" of these, so we can seek out the stuff more easily.
	🧩 5:05pm Rev. Turnip Druid: holy crap, this..
	5:05pm northguineahills: Jaap .... Blonk..... Fizz!!!
	5:06pm Dean: Jaap Blonk is coming to the West Coast in April, including a lecture here near campus.
	5:06pm coelacanth∅: with you on that, Matt
	5:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There were these guys in Theatres later: en.wikipedia.org... This sounds like 'Popcorn' on PCP...
	5:07pm geezerette: I feel for Judy Woodruff. Nova is pathetic. Too much Koch. PBS stands for Private Broadcasting Standards.
	5:07pm coelacanth∅: and deerhoof is playing near here soon for 15 bucks, but i may not be able to go. grrr
	🧩 5:08pm Matt from Springfield: Animation Show of Shows is the most recent cartoon "tour" in the Wiki chronology: en.wikipedia.org...
	5:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Look: Capitalism Rules. Everybody knows which side of their bread gets the butter. Even FMU - just in a unique manner...The Good Guys lost - Everybody Knows...
	5:09pm geezerette: I get to be extra cranky cause I've got the flew. Plus I'm a duck.
	5:10pm coelacanth∅: i'm sorry donald, er i mean geez! i hope you're well soon.
	5:10pm Scott Williams: Feel better, geezerette!
	5:11pm Michael 98145: - quack -
	5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ....in other words: we all gotta duck when it hits the fan...
	🧩 5:12pm Matt from Springfield: Quack, indeed...
	5:12pm northguineahills: @geezerette: I always thought it was Fred (the one not w/ the family business) that donated most of the money to PBS (and the Lincoln Center), but apparently David does as well (he did fund the Lincoln Center fountains), so, now I'm having trouble keeping track which 'philanthropy' is toxic.
	5:13pm geezerette: why thank you, Coel. Thanks Scott! The surreal music helps! I acually sound like my avatar now!
	5:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pocket change fpr the 1/10th of 1% - tax rightoff - P.R.campaign (look: I'm not all Evile...pay no attention to my other hand)
	🧩 5:15pm Matt from Springfield: "Sativaticum"
	5:15pm Michael 98145: it would seem any Sackler -philanthropy- is quite tainted ...
	5:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...in the meantime, I own 'Public' Broadcasting...)
	5:16pm Michael 98145: who knows where that -other hand- has been
	5:16pm northguineahills: "Die Engel, Die"
	5:17pm geezerette: NGH, David Koch's name is prominent in credits for Nova and many shows concerning the environment. It's really sad. There's always a Disneyesque cheerfulness about biodiversity but never a mention of threat or extinction.
	5:17pm Jersey Cowboy: Damn Koch-heads
	5:18pm geezerette: RevRab@5:14: xactly!
	🧩 5:18pm Rev. Turnip Druid: lovely thing, that Die Angel. Oh hey, the Brain...
	5:19pm Scott Williams: REV! howdoo?
	5:19pm geezerette: JC, heh!
	5:19pm Michael 98145: now we dance
	5:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: New Disney exhibit: 6th Major Extinction Land...Dismaland...
	5:20pm βrian: What are the Evil Kochs up to now? We especially despise them here in WI.
	5:20pm geezerette: Oh, wasn't that great!? Would love to have visited.
	🧩 5:21pm Matt from Springfield: Ideas and wealth are almost inverse, like the life instinct vs. the death drive. The only ideas "living" are those creative and free (and unattached). Wealth brings comfort, but is "weighed down", dead and closed (like an Egyptian tomb). You can be creative all you want, but how far will that take you before you have to deal with money. And supposing you get addicted to that! But if addiction is mostly mental, perhaps there is still a way to free your mind from all the evils (including wealth) and experience all the light life has to offer. Don't know if it will happen in my lifetime, but I hope it can happen.
	🧩 5:22pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ESS-DUBYOU. This would be the same Brain that toured with Cluster for that first USA jaunt in the mid 1990s, i believe?
	5:22pm Jersey Cowboy: @ βrian: the latest with the Koch-heads: $500K donation to Ryan the day after the tax cuts were passed.
	5:22pm βrian: Oh, that was them? Oy.
	5:23pm Scott Williams: Tis quite likely Rev.
	🧩 5:23pm Matt from Springfield: Anyways, @RRN63: Banksy's "Dismaland" aside all this human hubris has GOT to be great material for aliens writing trilogy epics on Earth.
	5:24pm geezerette: Banksy, so good. Cheers, Matt! Stay creative, enjoy others creativity. Everyone here is lucky! We have Scott, all the other DJs, our imaginations...lucky!
	5:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'We look at the present through a rear-view mirror. We march backwards into the future.' - McLuhan But not FMU - & not SW. Impeccable sets, MiLord...
	5:24pm McGreivey: Die Angel: is that, like, "Dye, Angel!!", or "Dee Angel"?
	5:25pm Michael 98145: what gz'ette said
	5:25pm geezerette: Agree, RevRab!
	🧩 5:26pm Matt from Springfield: What geezerette, Michael, RevRab, MacLuhan etc...
	5:26pm βrian: NH: "Live free or The!"
	5:26pm flashbazbo: I heard Python bits performed by a precocious child a couple years younger than I before I even knew they existed. It was this feeling of envy and wanting to hurt him.
	5:27pm geezerette: what Michael said I said (self:"more rum?" "don't mind if Ido!")
	5:28pm Michael 98145: (cheers)
	5:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @βrian: Since we have no SalesTax for services here - it's Live, Freeze & Die...
	5:30pm Linda Lee: wow. 'the witch' is my own true life at this time. fantastic. thanks Scott! :-)
	5:30pm βrian: @RRN: You're in NH? I used to live on the other side of the Yin-Yang divide, in VT.
	🧩 5:30pm Matt from Springfield: @flash: Why is it others always want to hurt us Python fans?? Even though a friend and I were obnoxiously chanting "Eric the Half a Bee" on a car trip, with the INTENT of getting another friend to fight us (boys have strange ways of bonding, yes).
	🧩 5:31pm Matt from Springfield: @Linda: Never heard this before. But now?! :D
	5:31pm Linda Lee: oh sure! :-)
	5:31pm dale: this song is excellent.
	5:31pm Andrew S: It's my true life at this time too but im not the witch. Boy there were sure some great songs with "the witch" in them ih the mid-late 60s
	5:31pm Michael 98145: never even heard of The Rattles
	🧩 5:31pm Matt from Springfield: @βrian: Cool. Vice-versa that for RevRab. (A former "Springfielder" in Vermont, IIRC).
	5:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Correct Matt. Kewl! This Rattles sounds like a mirror reflection of Flower Traveling Band in Anglo...
	5:32pm Linda Lee: @Andrew S ~ no, i'm not the witch either. though i have been.
	5:33pm Linda Lee: how dare i forget what a saving grace good music is. for shame!
	5:34pm Andrew S: it's always there for ya :)
	5:35pm Linda Lee: i should know that! alas one loses the fundamentals sometimes :-D
	5:37pm Uncle Michael: I want a funk or fight battle between The Brides of Funkenstein and Parlet.
	5:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Matt: Was it UncleMichael who quoted: Python is great. One Python fan is...okay. Two or more are intolerable...
	🧩 5:38pm Matt from Springfield: 2015, a Bowie pre-bute!
	5:38pm Uncle Michael: It wasn't I.
	5:39pm Linda Lee: pre-bute! lovely word.
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This Rollins show A/Bs two mixes of Lodger: www.kcrw.com... ...an AMAZING sounding album...Bowie always sounded like the Future of Rawk...
	🧩 5:39pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: Sounds about right. And IS about right! :) @UM: Maybe not you, but somewhere on the comments I assume. Success has one thousand fathers...
	5:41pm βrian: We always hand out "Python Planks" at our social gatherings. Visitors must bring their own monastic robe, though.
	🧩 5:41pm Matt from Springfield: Just came up with in now, Linda! A lovely thing, when you don't know you're actually doing a pre-bute... Joe McG has resolved at times to play proper tributes to people, before they go! I think he did such a set for John Cale a while back.
	5:41pm Dean: Comment by Danne D @6:39 p.m. http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/50287
	5:42pm Andrew S: Fan or no fan, the opening scene of the meaning of life is pretty tough to beat
	5:42pm Linda Lee: wonderful. aren't those usually for birthdays?
	5:42pm Linda Lee: they're all pre-butes really, aren't they..
	5:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Dean: Impressive!
	5:43pm Rich in Washington: @RRN63: HA! I was a full-on Python freak when I was a kid and begged my mom to drive me all the way out where Holy Grail was screening in a real live theater - and the sights and sounds of all the adult Python fans yammering away at once really had quite an effect on me. Still love Python, but fandom can be really ugly.
	🧩 5:43pm Matt from Springfield: Ah ha! Thanks Dean and RRN63 for connecting! @Linda: Mind. Blown! ;)
	5:43pm Linda Lee: :-D
	5:44pm Rich in Washington: I am saddened however, that I now longer have instant access to all of the Monty Python episodes and movies now that streaming channel Seeso has ceased-o.
	5:45pm Linda Lee: i'm surprised, Rich! they're really nowhere?
	5:45pm Linda Lee: down the money hole?
	5:45pm Michael 98145: The DJs who say Ni!
	5:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I have a friend who said a Convention put him off TheGoons...but I've been dosing bigtime on them lately...the Brutes behind Python & Beatles &...everybody...
	5:47pm Michael 98145: we used to love the Goon Show. and constantly encounter potential characters of that show on the street ...
	5:47pm northguineahills: I aspire to be a drunken foreigner band (their set on Rob Weisberg a few weeks back killed).
	5:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Python's YouTube: www.youtube.com... ...They said they got sick of everybody posting crappy versions of their stuff their - so they were putting good masters of it their for free themselves!...love those guys...
	5:47pm coelacanth∅: i haven't seen a python skit in decades, and haven't heard those records, except for a few bits on fmu, since i "broke up" with my friend George when i was 11.
	🧩 5:47pm chris: i think our gov't. has white guy disease. i suspect the only cure is repeated white-guy-ectomies until all decay is removed. but this is a great track!
	5:47pm Linda Lee: how nice is that!
	5:48pm northguineahills: Rev Rabbit, doing all that is holy for all of humankind.
	5:48pm Andrew S: RR63 thanks for that reminder, remember when they did that, so cool
	5:49pm coelacanth∅: "die,anglo,die"
	5:49pm Michael 98145: @chris, we need a rainbow of women
	🧩 5:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: DFB live set at WFMU recently, on the TSP show: www.wfmu.org...
	5:49pm Linda Lee: @chris ~ alas, it' seems white guy disease isn't restricted to the white guys. complete excise will be difficult. it's most effectively accomplished by the person in question & who'd submit to that on purpose?
	5:50pm Rich in Washington: LL: Seeso was a paid streaming channel that had all the python stuff, all the Alan Partridge series, almost any really good britcom you could imagine. Then it died. I think the only way to get the episodes in their entirety (legitimately, I mean) is iTunes.
	🧩 5:50pm chris: i like Michael's idea! worth a try!
	5:51pm Linda Lee: did i just see something about their youtube channel? have you looked at that?
	5:51pm Andrew S: A really overlooked bitcom was Nighty Night, Julia Davis(?) is a lunatic so funny
	5:51pm Michael 98145: wasn't the rainbow gawd's promise to not kill us all again ?
	5:52pm Linda Lee: usurped by the human death-drive, i'm afraid ..
	5:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: there/their...I'd get it right if I were @ home... How ironic that Science asserts that genetic diversity makes one stronger...I'm not sure where AntiWoman people think they come from... UK TV freaking Rules, don't it... Dang what a set. @Michael98145: The Fire next time...
	🧩 5:53pm Matt from Springfield: @Michael: The nuclear age has exposed the ironic layer in that. That God said he won't kill us again -- but we are still capable of doing that just fine...
	5:53pm northguineahills: @coel: resemble that remark (most nothing but English and Scottish protestants in my background. I'm as WASP as it gets (w/o coming from money).
	5:54pm βrian: I wonder what an archivist would make of these playlist comments 20 years from now.
	5:54pm dale: i have the full set of monty python's flying circus - on vhs.
	5:54pm northguineahills: almost 6, the spelling/grammar part of my brain stopped. Thanks Scott!
	5:54pm Linda Lee: RR ~ everyone knows the antiwomen basically believe the woman is only an accessory to the process.
	5:54pm Michael 98145: thanks for another great experience, Scott W
	5:54pm dale: will THAT ever ave a resurgence?
	5:55pm JakeGould: @Brian: “Eh, toss the lot.”
	5:56pm melinda: Too bad about Seeso, I wanted to check out some Alan Partridge.
	🧩 5:56pm Matt from Springfield: @Linda: Narcissist component to that probably - "the male is better, because that's what I AM!"
	5:56pm coelacanth∅: one benefit of a rainbow of women is that, as there would be a pot of gold at the end of it, even the most machievelian (sp) of the slime that's in charge now would jump on board with the rainbow women's ideas just to try to get at that gold. that should keep 'em busy for...well, forever.
	🧩 5:56pm chris: thanks, Scott! great show today, sir!
	5:57pm Linda Lee: from way back, that one. comes with the patriarchal territory.
	5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...actually, the Y chromosome is considered an experiment of Nature - which will probably fade away...but w/ Genetic Science, &tc. ...best not to rely on the rearview...
	5:57pm geezerette: Scott, GREAT show! :D
	5:57pm Linda Lee: right, right.
	🧩 5:57pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: The comment-wiping scandal (BBC chat...)
	5:57pm Webhamster Henry: I used to be able to do the entire Mr. Smoke-Too-Much Travel Rant monologue ... with all the sections that were in "The Monty Python Papperbok".
	5:58pm coelacanth∅: ngh i'm pretty anglo my damn self...i was playing on a post you (i believe) made earlier!
	5:58pm Scott Williams: Thanks everybody! Stick around, wouldja? I'll be Mark Hurst's guest on Techtonic in just a few
	5:58pm Linda Lee: see, learning by rote does work!
	5:58pm βrian: When the thanks bubble up, you know the cleaver is about to fall .... so, thanks.
	5:58pm Andrew S: Alan Partridge was great. If you like Steve Coogan Tristram Shandy was just briliiant "film within a film", right from the start where he is comparing the colour of ron brydens teeth to a "pub ceiling"
	🧩 5:58pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Scott for the great show! Have a great evening, everyone! Especially the rainbow of women in the comments! ;)
	5:58pm Michael 98145: we now Flexion our way outta here
	5:58pm Andrew S: Thanks Scott great stuff
	5:59pm geezerette: Linda Lee! Hello / Goodbye!
	5:59pm Linda Lee: no cleaver tonight .. just a scene shift! hi geezerette!
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The English are Druidic-Celtic-Anglo-Saxon-Viking-Norman-Roman...it's all a bad joke...
	6:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Scott! tchau camaradas
	🧩 6:00pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: Aye, and getting worse...(sips)
	6:00pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks, Scott!
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& w/ genetic testing...if yer on about Racial Purity - man up & take the swab 1st, big boy...
	🧩 6:07pm Matt from Springfield: Oh - just a play on the "bad joke". My, it's getting British in here...(sips)
	8:12pm Bas NL: Belayed hi and thanks Scott! Great show!

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January 22, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Announcer	announcing "announcing" by "Announcer"	Laura Secord Secondary School, 1974 - St Catharines, Ontario		1974
Rush	Working Man "Working Man" by "Rush"	Laura Secord Secondary School, 1974 - St Catharines, Ontario					0:00:41 (Pop-up)
Black Sabbath	Blue Suede Shoes "Blue Suede Shoes" by "Black Sabbath"	live 1969					0:08:44 (Pop-up)
Blue Sabbath Black Cheer	Rats (Septic Death)	S/t	Doom-Mantra	2010			0:10:49 (Pop-up)
Merkabah	A Letter of Marque "A Letter of Marque" by "Merkabah"	Million Miles	Instant Classic			*	0:15:09 (Pop-up)
Jack Black Polka Band	Kosil Ojciec Siano	sdtk, "The Polka King"	Lakeshore			*	0:19:30 (Pop-up)
Orgōne	Cynthy-Ruth "Cynthy-Ruth" by "Orgōne"	Undercover Mixtape	Colemine		cover: Black Merda	*	0:22:04 (Pop-up)
George Brigman and Split	I Can Hear The Ants Dancin'	I Can Hear the Ants Dancin'	Or Records	1995			0:26:20 (Pop-up)
Terry Brooks & Strange	Ruler of the Universe	Translucent World	Psycho Records	1973			0:30:33 (Pop-up)

Mamuthones	Fear On The Corner "Fear On The Corner" by "Mamuthones"	Fear On The Corner	Rocket Recordings			*	0:49:00 (Pop-up)
Narwal	Track 2 "Track 2" by "Narwal"	Nirvana	Ongehoord			*	0:54:03 (Pop-up)
Falter Bramnk	Luna Park "Luna Park" by "Falter Bramnk"	Reflux	Snowdonia	1997			0:59:00 (Pop-up)
Mint Field	Quiero Otoño de Nuevo	Pasar De Las Luces	Innovative Leisure			*	1:03:02 (Pop-up)
Patrick Campbell-Lyons	Out On The Road	7"	Mighty Mouth	1973			1:07:41 (Pop-up)
Lee Hazlewood	If It's Monday Morning	Requiem for an Almost Lady	Light in the Attic	1971			1:10:52 (Pop-up)
Brainticket	One Morning "One Morning" by "Brainticket"	Psychonaut	Reactive / Esoteric	1972			1:14:46 (Pop-up)
Waltel Branco	Frustração "Frustração" by "Waltel Branco"	Assim Na Terra Como No Céu	Mr Bongo	1972			1:18:31 (Pop-up)

Joshua Emery Blatchley	Les Bois! Les Bois! Voyez Les Bois!	VDSQ Solo Acoustic Vol. 1	Vin Du Select Qualitite	2009			1:34:58 (Pop-up)
Matt Valentine	Black Peter "Black Peter" by "Matt Valentine"	Songs To Fill The Air: The Avant Ghetto's 2016 WFMU Premium					1:38:56 (Pop-up)
Will Faber	Valley Bow, Quick Loom	Electricity-Solo Guitar		2017			1:47:19 (Pop-up)
Trevor Babb	Septet (by James Tenney)	Warmth	Innova	2017			1:52:37 (Pop-up)
Andrea Belfi	Statico "Statico" by "Andrea Belfi"	Alveare	Iikki	2017			1:59:50 (Pop-up)
Jaap Blonk	Mixed Angels "Mixed Angels" by "Jaap Blonk"	Mixed From Heaven	Plant Migration	2013			2:02:50 (Pop-up)
Die Angel	Silvaticum "Silvaticum" by "Die Angel"	Entropien I	Cosmo Rhythmatic	2017			2:10:23 (Pop-up)
The Brain	Access And Amplify "Access And Amplify" by "The Brain"	Access and Amplify	Hypnotic	1996			2:16:39 (Pop-up)

The Rattles	The Witch "The Witch" by "The Rattles"	The Witch	Philips	1971			2:28:07 (Pop-up)
The Brides Of Funkenstein	War Ship Touchante	Funk Or Walk	Atlantic	1978			2:30:20 (Pop-up)
Roderick Falconer	Play It Again "Play It Again" by "Roderick Falconer"	Making Love to Mosquitoes: John Allen 2015 WFMU Marathon Premium (V/A)					2:35:42 (Pop-up)
Alien Nosejob	Slave Labor "Slave Labor" by "Alien Nosejob"	Horrendous New Wave (V/A)	Fish			*	2:39:38 (Pop-up)
Drunken Foreigner Band	White Guy Disease	White Guy Disease	Electric Cowbell			*	2:42:01 (Pop-up)
Hany Mehanna	Farha "Farha" by "Hany Mehanna"	The Miracles of The Seven Dances	Radio Martiko	1975			2:45:50 (Pop-up)
Nuslux	Untitled track 4 "Untitled track 4" by "Nuslux"	split cassette w/ Olli Aarni	Lal Lal Lal			*	2:48:25 (Pop-up)
Egisto Macchi	Iperitmia "Iperitmia" by "Egisto Macchi"	Bioritmi	The Roundtable	1971			2:52:15 (Pop-up)
Scott Moore	Flexion "Flexion" by "Scott Moore"	Slow Motion Pictures	Jacktone			*	2:56:12 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:02pm Chris from DC: \m/
	3:02pm Lizardner Dave: Is Freedman going to Felder this? I can't believe I'm hearing Rush on WFMU.
	3:02pm Santos L Halper: Thank you Scott!!!
	🧩 3:02pm chris: what Chris summoned
	3:03pm rw: Rush never played MY Junior High.
	3:03pm Listener Bob in PGH: Wow! It's a good gig if you can get it. (secondary school concerts)
	3:03pm steveo: oh god isn't that enough scott?
	3:04pm Uncle Michael: I've never heard of Rush. Is this record playing at the right speed?
	3:05pm steveo: i mean they do sound tight for their age and all...
	3:06pm Dean: Pre-Peart
	3:06pm Uncle Michael: Ah, right. His voice will probably change in 8th grade.
	3:06pm Listener Bob in PGH: Nah, Geddy's voice never did change after 7th grade.
	3:07pm steveo: Lee was 21 or so.
	3:07pm Michael 98145: heh -
	3:07pm Wild Neil: PEACE all. Scott, it takes a lot of BALLS to play this. Good on you! It really rocks, un-ironically.
	3:07pm Andrew S: was a lot of rush talk on Dave Hull's show last week but dont think he played any. Sadly I dont think he's reached puberty yet uncle michael
	3:07pm Andrew S: Hill
	3:07pm Listener David in Budd Lake: Rush!! Yeah! Scott is one of the few Rush fans of WFMU...along with Clay!
	3:07pm Chris from DC: Kind of dig this garage-ier version of their sound.
	3:08pm blee: I like the Rush
	🧩 3:08pm royvis: Oddly, I don't feel like working right now at all!
	3:08pm Uncle Michael: You have a point. One day he'll right a song about a girl...and his voice will change.
	3:08pm Scott Williams: Hullo All! This entire show is on youtube, they're playing to a packed HS auditorium, all the kids are like 11-17
	3:08pm Andrew S: yeah they were pretty much a garage band at this point good first album
	3:08pm northguineahills: I have a friend of mine in Toronto that would go bonkers if he heard this (I'm just just boinging in my head).
	3:09pm Andrew S: The moon records version and the 7"s go for mad money
	3:09pm Listener Bob in PGH: They were still a bar rock band at this point. Mythology and Ayn Rand material would follow later on.
	3:09pm Dean: Was in a record store yesterday. Proprietor played live Weather Report, a Jaco solo track. We were enjoying it, but we sensed something amiss. Oops. The 33 1/3 was spinning at 45! "Jaco could play that fast and accurately. We hardly noticed," says the proprietor.
	3:10pm Mark in Toronto: Rush played EVERY high school in Southern Ontario in the early days.
	3:10pm coelacanth∅: hey Scott and all
	3:10pm Listener David in Budd Lake: Time Stand Still opens with a vid from The Capital in 1976, during the 2112 Tour..I was at that show!
	3:11pm Wild Neil: I wanna get this first Rush album.
	3:12pm Andrew S: yeah max webster too Mark
	3:12pm Listener Bob in PGH: Wow (again)! Tupelo, Mississippi via Birmingham, UK. This is gonna be one hell of a show!
	3:12pm Mark in Toronto: Don't forget Triumph!
	3:13pm melinda: Howdy!
	3:13pm mb: Hello Scott and all
	3:13pm steveo: no one has anything to say about Elvis Sabbath, though?!!
	3:15pm Listener Bob in PGH: Suspicious Minds / Sweet Leaf mash-up perhaps?
	3:15pm Wild Neil: Cool, maybe Scott can play some King Crimson from 1974?
	3:16pm coelacanth∅: a friend told me i should check out the first rush album before i say anything else about rush. i figured they must've been purely instrumental at that point, but no. ...i'll try again, nonetheless.
	3:17pm melinda: The Rush documentary is really good.
	3:17pm fred: Good afternoon Scott and all. I really liked that Blue Sabbath Black Cheer track
	3:18pm Andrew S: king crimson lost bassists in the past two consecutive years. If Im gordon haskell im keeping my eyes peeled for traffic this year
	3:19pm coelacanth∅: that jam was pretty hot. maybe some computer genius will invent an "app" that takes the vocals out.
	3:19pm Scott Williams: yeah, the Rush doc is great, Alex & Geddy are really funny. Peart just doesn't get those guys...
	3:19pm Dean: Best Rush? Any of Budgie's albums?
	3:20pm Andrew S: never saw the doc but Alex on trailer park boys was pretty great
	3:22pm steveo: ah, a polka (exhales)
	3:23pm Andrew S: If only there was a radio show devoted to polka with a super enthusiastic dj
	3:23pm Michael 98145: Someone stole the kishka -
	3:24pm Uncle Michael: Orgone kills. I saw them open for Galactic once.
	3:24pm steveo: why, there's one tonight at 8, Andrew!
	3:26pm Scott Williams: Yep, and Stashu's got Jimmy Sturr on the show tonight!
	3:27pm Andrew S: I heard that, will be fun.
	3:28pm Andrew S: I didnt even know there was a grammy for best polka until you mentioned it (not that there shouldnt be or anything I just dont know anything about the grammys). That guy has won all of them
	3:33pm -Ken: Did somebody ship a bunch of dinner chairs to WFMU? I got two giant boxes of dining room chairs here, which have got to be related to Pseu's wonderful chair rant last week. but but but. there is a problem,
	🧩 3:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yeah, they folded the polka category in with some other miscellaneous category. I'm sure we'll hear more of that story tonight. www.ew.com...
	3:34pm JakeGould: Ahhh! I missed Rush!!! Ahhhh Akkkk Aaaasllaaassss!
	3:34pm steveo: so many light years
	3:35pm Rob (Jerzcity): @Ken, don't let the venerable Mr. Clay Pigeon near any of 'em!
	3:35pm Andrew S: I know Evan hates them but Clay must have spun some Rush at some point forsure
	3:35pm JakeGould: @-Ken: Some of the WFMU chairs need to be upgraded. Or sidegraded. I dunno. I hope Pseu and whoever ordered them are mensches.
	3:36pm northguineahills: @Rob (Jerzcity): You beat me to it!!!!
	3:36pm Parq: People are always surprised when I know who Jimmy Sturges is. I can't catch Stashu's show tonight, but I'm going to have to look for the archive.
	3:36pm northguineahills: I've heard Rush on WFMU multiple time before, and not just on the old Dusty Show,
	3:37pm JakeGould: First Rush album is basically Canadian LED Zeppelin.
	3:38pm JakeGould: Listened to Caress of Steel for the first time fully ever this weekend.
	🧩 3:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: @-Ken - I was totally joking with my comment on Clay's board this morning. I mentioned a pallet of chairs on the loading dock, but it was meant in fun; chairs for Clay to throw.
	3:38pm Scott Williams: I believe Liz Berg has spun Rush
	3:41pm Andrew S: Oh they have to have been played forsure, i mean they are the go to band to hate for some, them and Yes, but haters gonna hate as the kids say. The caps and my bad eyes made me read LCD Zeppelin Jake, might be a mash in there
	3:44pm JakeGould: I hate LCD Soundsystem.
	3:44pm Andrew S: lol
	3:46pm Rob (Jerzcity): For years after seeing LCD Soundsystem open for the Rapture, I kept asking my friends, "who was that band with the cowbell? LED Soundsystem or something?"
	3:46pm Andrew S: wow that is amazing. good clean livin I guess
	3:47pm JakeGould: Crosby, Stills, Nash and Death
	3:47pm JakeGould: I KID!!!
	3:48pm flashbazbo: Dallas Taylor is dead. Greg reaves must be
	3:49pm JakeGould: Geddy Lee, style icon. http://www.feelslikewhitelightning.com/2010/11/style-icon-geddy-lee.html?m=1
	3:50pm Andrew S: been digging that techtonic show, came late only caught a couple of recent ones but very cool
	3:50pm BronwynB: hey scott and everyone!
	3:50pm Ochre Ogre: Iggy Pop is still goin strong and squirming on stage like a wild thang
	3:51pm Scott Williams: @Ochre Ogre, sans Ashetons, alas
	3:51pm Michael 98145: - is Grace Jones still around ?
	3:51pm Andrew S: Iggy will probably outlive his grandchildren
	3:51pm JakeGould: Every time someone points out Iggy Pop is still alive, an angel gets its wings!
	3:54pm Parq: Jake, I thought that was every time Iggy puts on a shirt.
	3:55pm Rob (Jerzcity): Lots of angels gonna be waitin' a long time if that's the case
	🧩 3:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder if you can buy a carbonated beverage Iggy Pop somewhere in the midwest?
	3:57pm Ochre Ogre: Right Scott, and Dave Alexander... 27 Club
	3:57pm Santos L Halper: @Jake: I had a huge poster of that pic of Rush in the white outfits in my dorm room. Stylin fer sure.
	3:57pm Listener Bob in PGH: I'm fascinated by bands with so many line-up changes that at some point they contain NO original members.
	3:57pm Andrew S: @Michael Grace Jones has been in the news lately, sadly for the wrong all epidemic reason
	4:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I missed BoogieSabbath...
	4:01pm steveo: @Bob en.wikipedia.org...
	4:04pm steveo: "In Japan, Shinto shrines are rebuilt every twenty years with entirely "new wood". The continuity over the centuries is spiritual and comes from the source of the wood"
	4:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the Tin Man Band...
	4:07pm Listener Bob in PGH: I think at some point TSOL had no original members and when all the original members regrouped they were not legally allowed to use their own name! Though I might be imagining this.
	4:07pm northguineahills: I don't know Jake, James Murphy comes off as mostly sincere. And even I don't like everything he does, he has put out some bangers.
	🧩 4:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Honky Tonk Becky has played Sons of the Pioneers, a band that's been around since 1933. Imagine their turnover!
	4:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You can't Copyright a song title - because - a billion 'I Love Yous'...but bandnames...just makes ya wanna run out & publish yer Creativity - don't it all...
	4:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& anyhow - by 2018: ...just try & come up w/ bandname ain't been used yet...go on - try it...
	4:13pm dave blakney metalwoks: out on the road, alright!
	4:13pm steveo: this hazelwood guy sounds like our current host
	🧩 4:14pm Matt from Springfield: Happy still Monday morning to those in Hawaii and the Pacific! Hi Scott and Scotians! @steveo: Hoof 'N Mouth song idea, mayhaps??
	4:15pm Chris from DC: Yeah, Listener Bob, that happened with TSOL.
	4:15pm Scott Williams: @steveo, damn I never heard that before!
	4:16pm Listener Bob in PGH: @steveo: thanks for that link. I didn't consider the philosophical implications of this. Fascinating! I didn't know about Shinto shrines being rebuilt. I immediately thought of the grandfather's axe idea.
	4:17pm JakeGould: @northguineahills: “I don't know Jake, James Murphy comes off as mostly sincere.” I sincerely think I could trust lending a power drill to James Murphy, but I find LCD Soundsystem to sincerely be not good.
	🧩 4:18pm Matt from Springfield: @Bob: Or the "Ship of Theseus" paradox as the Greeks called it. Another part of rebuilding Shinto shrines is the wood always comes from the same forest/grove of trees. It's like a snapshot of something that was alive, in every generation!
	4:19pm frenchee: I thought this brainticket might be a proto-Beta Band! Very cool sound
	4:19pm steveo: thanks for making me think about it, too, Bob :)
	4:19pm steveo: (yes, i googled "abraham lincoln's axe" and that page came up)
	4:20pm steveo: @scott -- something about the tone
	4:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or the guys who were Ramones for years & years who were never 'Ramones'...or RonnieWood...
	4:22pm Listener Bob in PGH: If all the cells in our bodies die and get replaced (every 7 years is usually the time frame suggested) are we really the same person at that point?
	🧩 4:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: dang! Missed th'Mamuthones! Punching self innaface!
	🧩 4:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: hello.
	4:23pm steveo: i also researched that recently and some cells last a very long time...
	🧩 4:24pm Matt from Springfield: Good bossa jazz. Muito estimado.
	4:24pm geezerette: I'm treating my flu addled head to hot water with rum and lemon. This off kilter Bossa sounds like the inside of my head right now.
	4:24pm Listener Bob in PGH: .... and if not then any band with the same original members for longer than 7 years is a band with no original members
	4:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Townshend: ...'Oh - I think we're @ least TheWho.3 by now'... StarTrek Teleportation is possible under Quantum Theory...if the original is destroyed! Then there's A.I. ...
	4:24pm coelacanth∅: pretty things i think; ink spots, for sure. (they'd be pretty old by now!)
	4:25pm Listener Bob in PGH: I call The Who, The Two!
	4:25pm Uncle Michael: Iggy Pop contains no original members.
	4:25pm geezerette: Coel, Pretty Things a little less pretty now...
	🧩 4:25pm Matt from Springfield: Thus spake Zarafrustra.
	4:26pm JakeGould: Frusen Glädjé!
	4:26pm geezerette: heh heh..
	4:26pm JakeGould: Frustração Glädjé!
	4:26pm Jersey Cowboy: Even Zarafrustra, another time loser could believe in you...
	🧩 4:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: When a radio station changes its format and replaces all the DJs with automated programming, is it still a radio station?
	🧩 4:27pm Matt from Springfield: Speaking of which, does Ronnie Wood need to remember his past, in order to have continuity with it?? Speculate...
	4:27pm JakeGould: Thus spake Frusen Glädjé.
	4:27pm coelacanth∅: beauty is in the really thick bifocals and deranged perception of the beholder
	4:28pm Sean d: rush is still jamming in my head....probably in the spot I had removed
	4:28pm Chris from DC: The Rockets?
	4:28pm Joe McG: Rockets, I think!
	4:28pm Listener Bob in PGH: "The Discontinuous Life of Ronnie Wood"
	4:28pm mentaldrift: Yes, Rockets
	4:29pm Uncle Michael: Can we hear The Witch by The Rattles?
	4:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...as long as he's made from the same Wood...
	4:29pm steveo: @bob "a vast majority of neurons composing the neocortex were formed before birth and persist without replacement"
	🧩 4:29pm Matt from Springfield: @Ken HP: Eventually that will lead to the death of commercial radio--no one will listen to such a station, but it will still be broadcasting, and advertisers will still pay for commercials--on the off chance that the signals will penetrate our brains and influence spending habits.
	🧩 4:29pm Matt from Springfield: RRN63: Winner! :)
	4:31pm Rutles: Cheese & Onions.
	4:31pm coelacanth∅: you cut it off right before the drum solo!
	4:31pm thedunkel: that terrible feeling when you just tune in and the Emergency signal is going
	4:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I think UncaMike @ 4:25 owned it...
	🧩 4:32pm Matt from Springfield: Is that true steveo, or does it say that individual cells are regenerated (as in living tissue), but the actual components persist in the same form without replacement? (Your arm is still the "same" from birth, you don't break off the old and grow a new)
	4:33pm Rich in Washington: Re: The Rattles. That's a great track, Uncle Michael. Have you heard that compilation DJ Goatface Killah Presents: Ave Satanas? It's all late 60s/early 70s witch/devil/boogeyman related songs. It's really tastefully curated for a comp. of The Devil's Music.
	4:34pm coelacanth∅: different types of cells regenerate at different rates, but there does come a point when you no longer have any of the cells you had at some prior time.
	4:34pm steveo: i found that statement on the internet, but beyond that I'm in over my, er, head
	4:35pm steveo: but which cells hold my soul?
	🧩 4:36pm Matt from Springfield: I'll retreat into my "cell" to examine this--at least my original interest has divided and expanded into some larger form of interest!
	4:36pm Listener Bob in PGH: the ones on the bottom of your feet
	4:36pm KP: Joe Frank driving territory is the part of Long island that is where suburbs fade out but it is still a long way from the Hamptons
	4:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the Body~Brain/Mind question...never even mind the Soul....
	4:37pm coelacanth∅: oh, those are your "soul cells", sometimes referred to as your "Edwin Starr cells"
	4:37pm flashbazbo: And yet the Mormon tabernacle choir is unchanged from day one. They don't smoke or drink
	4:37pm medson: Hola Scott. Great show!
	4:38pm Listener Bob in PGH: MTC is 2/3 straight edge
	4:38pm coelacanth∅: (this is how we know that the osmonds were sneaking a nip here and there)
	4:38pm Chris from DC: Does the boy rule the mind? Or the mind rule the body? I dunno.
	4:38pm coelacanth∅: hahaha
	4:39pm Chris from DC: *Body, so much for the Smiths joke.
	🧩 4:39pm Matt from Springfield: The "Choir" as an entity is the same, yet the members are multiple, and switched whenever. Kind of like Brigham Young and his theories on marriage..
	4:39pm rw: I still vividly remember the first time I heard Joe Frank on the radio.
	4:40pm coelacanth∅: i do not, though i may have recorded it, and would still have the tape.
	4:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's suggested that, on evidence, our culture generally considers the question backwards: psychedelicsalon.com... ...Thing is - I don't remember the 1st time I heard Joe. He seems archetypal & transcendental to me...I do, however, remember 1st seeing MontyPython - a truly pivotal moment...
	4:42pm Scott Williams: Hey Medson! Thanks much
	4:42pm coelacanth∅: well, i have to take back what i said about the osmonds. they're all still alive.
	4:43pm Greg from ZONE 5: Oi Scott!
	4:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The osmonds' teeth are regenerated, however - like sharks & T.Rex do...
	4:44pm Uncle Michael: Rich. I have not heard that comp.
	4:44pm Listener Bob in PGH: the last living original member of Motörhead just died recently so they're on the list now
	4:44pm coelacanth∅: i knew all the monty python records by heart before the tv show came to the us. i was quite disappointed when i first saw the show. (i grew to like it though, as something completely different)
	4:44pm Scott Williams: Greggy! Your book is safe again
	4:45pm coelacanth∅: RR haha!
	🧩 4:47pm Matt from Springfield: The Holy Grail is the beginning of my Python journey, I remember from that date forward. However did I catch some glimpse of them before then? Was a seed planted that led to my connection? Or was I hooked like a magnet the first time I really paid attention to them? And I think my Dad actually played "How To Irritate People" with me before then (the pre-Python bits). We have all been here before, we have all been here before...
	4:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it was the Mollusk Sketch...I was destroyed... As the guy who does Radiolab, I think it is, just observed: Joe sounds like he's coming from inside your head...like Tolkien didn't say he created things, but researched them from the collective unconscious...really - Joe is Definitive.
	4:49pm coelacanth∅: this reminds me of early royal trux
	4:49pm coelacanth∅: ...that. Matt Valentine
	4:50pm dale: afternoon kids. just got back from thrifting and i passed up an album by a group i never heard of, tiger. b smith and the tiger bunch. kinda glammy according to youtube - do i go back for it tomorrow? vote yes or no please....
	4:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh hell yas.
	4:52pm geezerette: Will Faber, WOW. :)
	4:53pm dale: it was in a batch of stuff at a consignment shop - robin trower, procol harum, jeff beck group - all clean and in hermetically freshening plastic
	4:54pm coelacanth∅: after the pythons came to channel 13 my older brother got into it. it became something we did together,besides fight. it was on past out bedtime though. somehow my brother convinced our parents that it was art and a good culture-building program - along with the animation festival program that followed it; so we got to stay up pretty late once a week.
	4:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Unless they're asking $20 or something! If it's original wrap - you can turn all that around instantly...
	4:54pm KP: Two schools on what keeps a band legit despite defections of members. One I've always heard is there has to be a thread that somebody has to played with somebody who played with and so own with an original member. That allows a complete changeover but with a theoretical link with the past. However, it seems the new Grassroots are so bad some regions demand the presence of an original member. I think that might wipe out half the groups touring today.
	4:55pm Dean: Yes. Engineered by Dieter Dierks, includes at least one person associated with early period Passport. Go for the Tiger B. Smith, @dale.
	4:55pm northguineahills: geezerette will see that I previously made a similar statement (due my Faber clicky star earlier).
	4:55pm Greg from ZONE 5: Yessssss.
	4:55pm geezerette: Scott, especially love this set!
	4:55pm dale: coelacanth - and sometimes you got to see carol cleveland's front parts.
	4:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh man - Animation programs...PBS used to be Psychedelic - not Geriatric...Mike Meyers makes the point that after MasterpieceTheatre you'd get - say BennyHilll...not now, obviously...
	4:56pm geezerette: NGH, we have magnificent taste.
	4:57pm coelacanth∅: haha dale the naughty bits?!
	4:57pm dale: i've never had success buying with the intent of reselling - and i don't love that music enough to get stuck with it.
	4:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @dale: 'We'd have written more parts for women...if we had understood them!;...
	4:57pm Chris from DC: Coel, yeah, we would watch Python/Second City/SNL back to back.
	4:57pm bloopy: hey scott!
	4:57pm geezerette: (omg, my avatar's name is donald!)
	4:58pm Webhamster Henry: Some microtonal Tenney is good!
	🧩 4:58pm Rev. Turnip Druid: The Hamster speaks truth.
	4:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @geez: hips.hearstapps.com...
	4:58pm Michael 98145: get well soon, gz'ette !!
	4:59pm steveo: +1
	🧩 4:59pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: Ironically there's less government funding for PBS than in their psychedelic days, yet it's gotten more bureaucratic, risk-averse, keep everything nice and steady for their Viking cruise sponsors and target audience--nowadays you'd need an Internet platform or something like WFMU for something truly independent and mind-blowing.
	4:59pm northguineahills: Wait, this is a James Tenney piece, Holy heaths! indeed, geezerette!
	🧩 5:00pm Matt from Springfield: @coela: It is an art and education program: "Watteau, sir?" "What a terrible joke!" "BUT IT'S MY ONLY LINE!!!"
	5:00pm geezerette: Thanks Michael! NGH! RevRab! (ha!)
	5:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Matt: Well - their existence is threatened by the Right @ every opportunity...but since the Dow is @ 27Billion we''ll all be filthy rich any second, I'm certain...rising tide trickles down to all boats & so on...
	5:01pm geezerette: Love James Tenny.
	5:01pm coelacanth∅: i only vaguely remember second city...and mary hartman!mary hartman! but for a little while there was "the animation film festival". 1/2 an hour of usually bizarre and always excellent animated shorts from all countries. i may have liked it more than the pythons.
	5:01pm Jersey Cowboy: @Matt from Springfield - yeah, even the News Hour is center/right. Judy Woodruff... talking about the "bombshell book on Trump" with 2 Trump-defenders and no other side. Nice debate...
	5:02pm Michael 98145: there truly is some -incredible- animation out there in the world
	5:03pm Michael 98145: anyone else join the women's marches this weekend?
	5:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...all debates come down to the pricetag pretty quickly...sigh...
	5:03pm Webhamster Henry: Like @coelacanth∅, I also knew Python from their records long before they were available in Connecticut. I think the prevalence of Python in the house helped get it on Connecticut Public TV, where my father was on the board. Now my daughter is a Python head. Fortunately, I have a copy of "All The Words".
	5:04pm dale: i did pick up a clean working onkyo receiver for 20 bucks. i can pair it with the five dollar sony bookshelf speakers i got last summer and listen to fmu in style.
	5:04pm Michael 98145: i always get distracted and have to listen to this program in the archive. cripes.
	5:05pm mahall: Yes, I'm going to Go There: That was a very interesting take on Garcia's playing in that Black Peter. I didn't recognize the song until the very end, but I sure as hell recognized the guitar work.
	🧩 5:05pm Matt from Springfield: I liked those PBS showcases of quirky animations as well. MTV used to run stuff like that as well (and it's little cousin Comedy Central). We have the Internet to search for Don Hertzfeldt and crazy Italian cartoons about death, but I still wish someone was a star "compiler" of these, so we can seek out the stuff more easily.
	🧩 5:05pm Rev. Turnip Druid: holy crap, this..
	5:05pm northguineahills: Jaap .... Blonk..... Fizz!!!
	5:06pm Dean: Jaap Blonk is coming to the West Coast in April, including a lecture here near campus.
	5:06pm coelacanth∅: with you on that, Matt
	5:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: There were these guys in Theatres later: en.wikipedia.org... This sounds like 'Popcorn' on PCP...
	5:07pm geezerette: I feel for Judy Woodruff. Nova is pathetic. Too much Koch. PBS stands for Private Broadcasting Standards.
	5:07pm coelacanth∅: and deerhoof is playing near here soon for 15 bucks, but i may not be able to go. grrr
	🧩 5:08pm Matt from Springfield: Animation Show of Shows is the most recent cartoon "tour" in the Wiki chronology: en.wikipedia.org...
	5:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Look: Capitalism Rules. Everybody knows which side of their bread gets the butter. Even FMU - just in a unique manner...The Good Guys lost - Everybody Knows...
	5:09pm geezerette: I get to be extra cranky cause I've got the flew. Plus I'm a duck.
	5:10pm coelacanth∅: i'm sorry donald, er i mean geez! i hope you're well soon.
	5:10pm Scott Williams: Feel better, geezerette!
	5:11pm Michael 98145: - quack -
	5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ....in other words: we all gotta duck when it hits the fan...
	🧩 5:12pm Matt from Springfield: Quack, indeed...
	5:12pm northguineahills: @geezerette: I always thought it was Fred (the one not w/ the family business) that donated most of the money to PBS (and the Lincoln Center), but apparently David does as well (he did fund the Lincoln Center fountains), so, now I'm having trouble keeping track which 'philanthropy' is toxic.
	5:13pm geezerette: why thank you, Coel. Thanks Scott! The surreal music helps! I acually sound like my avatar now!
	5:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pocket change fpr the 1/10th of 1% - tax rightoff - P.R.campaign (look: I'm not all Evile...pay no attention to my other hand)
	🧩 5:15pm Matt from Springfield: "Sativaticum"
	5:15pm Michael 98145: it would seem any Sackler -philanthropy- is quite tainted ...
	5:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: (...in the meantime, I own 'Public' Broadcasting...)
	5:16pm Michael 98145: who knows where that -other hand- has been
	5:16pm northguineahills: "Die Engel, Die"
	5:17pm geezerette: NGH, David Koch's name is prominent in credits for Nova and many shows concerning the environment. It's really sad. There's always a Disneyesque cheerfulness about biodiversity but never a mention of threat or extinction.
	5:17pm Jersey Cowboy: Damn Koch-heads
	5:18pm geezerette: RevRab@5:14: xactly!
	🧩 5:18pm Rev. Turnip Druid: lovely thing, that Die Angel. Oh hey, the Brain...
	5:19pm Scott Williams: REV! howdoo?
	5:19pm geezerette: JC, heh!
	5:19pm Michael 98145: now we dance
	5:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: New Disney exhibit: 6th Major Extinction Land...Dismaland...
	5:20pm βrian: What are the Evil Kochs up to now? We especially despise them here in WI.
	5:20pm geezerette: Oh, wasn't that great!? Would love to have visited.
	🧩 5:21pm Matt from Springfield: Ideas and wealth are almost inverse, like the life instinct vs. the death drive. The only ideas "living" are those creative and free (and unattached). Wealth brings comfort, but is "weighed down", dead and closed (like an Egyptian tomb). You can be creative all you want, but how far will that take you before you have to deal with money. And supposing you get addicted to that! But if addiction is mostly mental, perhaps there is still a way to free your mind from all the evils (including wealth) and experience all the light life has to offer. Don't know if it will happen in my lifetime, but I hope it can happen.
	🧩 5:22pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ESS-DUBYOU. This would be the same Brain that toured with Cluster for that first USA jaunt in the mid 1990s, i believe?
	5:22pm Jersey Cowboy: @ βrian: the latest with the Koch-heads: $500K donation to Ryan the day after the tax cuts were passed.
	5:22pm βrian: Oh, that was them? Oy.
	5:23pm Scott Williams: Tis quite likely Rev.
	🧩 5:23pm Matt from Springfield: Anyways, @RRN63: Banksy's "Dismaland" aside all this human hubris has GOT to be great material for aliens writing trilogy epics on Earth.
	5:24pm geezerette: Banksy, so good. Cheers, Matt! Stay creative, enjoy others creativity. Everyone here is lucky! We have Scott, all the other DJs, our imaginations...lucky!
	5:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'We look at the present through a rear-view mirror. We march backwards into the future.' - McLuhan But not FMU - & not SW. Impeccable sets, MiLord...
	5:24pm McGreivey: Die Angel: is that, like, "Dye, Angel!!", or "Dee Angel"?
	5:25pm Michael 98145: what gz'ette said
	5:25pm geezerette: Agree, RevRab!
	🧩 5:26pm Matt from Springfield: What geezerette, Michael, RevRab, MacLuhan etc...
	5:26pm βrian: NH: "Live free or The!"
	5:26pm flashbazbo: I heard Python bits performed by a precocious child a couple years younger than I before I even knew they existed. It was this feeling of envy and wanting to hurt him.
	5:27pm geezerette: what Michael said I said (self:"more rum?" "don't mind if Ido!")
	5:28pm Michael 98145: (cheers)
	5:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @βrian: Since we have no SalesTax for services here - it's Live, Freeze & Die...
	5:30pm Linda Lee: wow. 'the witch' is my own true life at this time. fantastic. thanks Scott! :-)
	5:30pm βrian: @RRN: You're in NH? I used to live on the other side of the Yin-Yang divide, in VT.
	🧩 5:30pm Matt from Springfield: @flash: Why is it others always want to hurt us Python fans?? Even though a friend and I were obnoxiously chanting "Eric the Half a Bee" on a car trip, with the INTENT of getting another friend to fight us (boys have strange ways of bonding, yes).
	🧩 5:31pm Matt from Springfield: @Linda: Never heard this before. But now?! :D
	5:31pm Linda Lee: oh sure! :-)
	5:31pm dale: this song is excellent.
	5:31pm Andrew S: It's my true life at this time too but im not the witch. Boy there were sure some great songs with "the witch" in them ih the mid-late 60s
	5:31pm Michael 98145: never even heard of The Rattles
	🧩 5:31pm Matt from Springfield: @βrian: Cool. Vice-versa that for RevRab. (A former "Springfielder" in Vermont, IIRC).
	5:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Correct Matt. Kewl! This Rattles sounds like a mirror reflection of Flower Traveling Band in Anglo...
	5:32pm Linda Lee: @Andrew S ~ no, i'm not the witch either. though i have been.
	5:33pm Linda Lee: how dare i forget what a saving grace good music is. for shame!
	5:34pm Andrew S: it's always there for ya :)
	5:35pm Linda Lee: i should know that! alas one loses the fundamentals sometimes :-D
	5:37pm Uncle Michael: I want a funk or fight battle between The Brides of Funkenstein and Parlet.
	5:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Matt: Was it UncleMichael who quoted: Python is great. One Python fan is...okay. Two or more are intolerable...
	🧩 5:38pm Matt from Springfield: 2015, a Bowie pre-bute!
	5:38pm Uncle Michael: It wasn't I.
	5:39pm Linda Lee: pre-bute! lovely word.
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This Rollins show A/Bs two mixes of Lodger: www.kcrw.com... ...an AMAZING sounding album...Bowie always sounded like the Future of Rawk...
	🧩 5:39pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: Sounds about right. And IS about right! :) @UM: Maybe not you, but somewhere on the comments I assume. Success has one thousand fathers...
	5:41pm βrian: We always hand out "Python Planks" at our social gatherings. Visitors must bring their own monastic robe, though.
	🧩 5:41pm Matt from Springfield: Just came up with in now, Linda! A lovely thing, when you don't know you're actually doing a pre-bute... Joe McG has resolved at times to play proper tributes to people, before they go! I think he did such a set for John Cale a while back.
	5:41pm Dean: Comment by Danne D @6:39 p.m. http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/50287
	5:42pm Andrew S: Fan or no fan, the opening scene of the meaning of life is pretty tough to beat
	5:42pm Linda Lee: wonderful. aren't those usually for birthdays?
	5:42pm Linda Lee: they're all pre-butes really, aren't they..
	5:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Dean: Impressive!
	5:43pm Rich in Washington: @RRN63: HA! I was a full-on Python freak when I was a kid and begged my mom to drive me all the way out where Holy Grail was screening in a real live theater - and the sights and sounds of all the adult Python fans yammering away at once really had quite an effect on me. Still love Python, but fandom can be really ugly.
	🧩 5:43pm Matt from Springfield: Ah ha! Thanks Dean and RRN63 for connecting! @Linda: Mind. Blown! ;)
	5:43pm Linda Lee: :-D
	5:44pm Rich in Washington: I am saddened however, that I now longer have instant access to all of the Monty Python episodes and movies now that streaming channel Seeso has ceased-o.
	5:45pm Linda Lee: i'm surprised, Rich! they're really nowhere?
	5:45pm Linda Lee: down the money hole?
	5:45pm Michael 98145: The DJs who say Ni!
	5:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I have a friend who said a Convention put him off TheGoons...but I've been dosing bigtime on them lately...the Brutes behind Python & Beatles &...everybody...
	5:47pm Michael 98145: we used to love the Goon Show. and constantly encounter potential characters of that show on the street ...
	5:47pm northguineahills: I aspire to be a drunken foreigner band (their set on Rob Weisberg a few weeks back killed).
	5:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Python's YouTube: www.youtube.com... ...They said they got sick of everybody posting crappy versions of their stuff their - so they were putting good masters of it their for free themselves!...love those guys...
	5:47pm coelacanth∅: i haven't seen a python skit in decades, and haven't heard those records, except for a few bits on fmu, since i "broke up" with my friend George when i was 11.
	🧩 5:47pm chris: i think our gov't. has white guy disease. i suspect the only cure is repeated white-guy-ectomies until all decay is removed. but this is a great track!
	5:47pm Linda Lee: how nice is that!
	5:48pm northguineahills: Rev Rabbit, doing all that is holy for all of humankind.
	5:48pm Andrew S: RR63 thanks for that reminder, remember when they did that, so cool
	5:49pm coelacanth∅: "die,anglo,die"
	5:49pm Michael 98145: @chris, we need a rainbow of women
	🧩 5:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: DFB live set at WFMU recently, on the TSP show: www.wfmu.org...
	5:49pm Linda Lee: @chris ~ alas, it' seems white guy disease isn't restricted to the white guys. complete excise will be difficult. it's most effectively accomplished by the person in question & who'd submit to that on purpose?
	5:50pm Rich in Washington: LL: Seeso was a paid streaming channel that had all the python stuff, all the Alan Partridge series, almost any really good britcom you could imagine. Then it died. I think the only way to get the episodes in their entirety (legitimately, I mean) is iTunes.
	🧩 5:50pm chris: i like Michael's idea! worth a try!
	5:51pm Linda Lee: did i just see something about their youtube channel? have you looked at that?
	5:51pm Andrew S: A really overlooked bitcom was Nighty Night, Julia Davis(?) is a lunatic so funny
	5:51pm Michael 98145: wasn't the rainbow gawd's promise to not kill us all again ?
	5:52pm Linda Lee: usurped by the human death-drive, i'm afraid ..
	5:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: there/their...I'd get it right if I were @ home... How ironic that Science asserts that genetic diversity makes one stronger...I'm not sure where AntiWoman people think they come from... UK TV freaking Rules, don't it... Dang what a set. @Michael98145: The Fire next time...
	🧩 5:53pm Matt from Springfield: @Michael: The nuclear age has exposed the ironic layer in that. That God said he won't kill us again -- but we are still capable of doing that just fine...
	5:53pm northguineahills: @coel: resemble that remark (most nothing but English and Scottish protestants in my background. I'm as WASP as it gets (w/o coming from money).
	5:54pm βrian: I wonder what an archivist would make of these playlist comments 20 years from now.
	5:54pm dale: i have the full set of monty python's flying circus - on vhs.
	5:54pm northguineahills: almost 6, the spelling/grammar part of my brain stopped. Thanks Scott!
	5:54pm Linda Lee: RR ~ everyone knows the antiwomen basically believe the woman is only an accessory to the process.
	5:54pm Michael 98145: thanks for another great experience, Scott W
	5:54pm dale: will THAT ever ave a resurgence?
	5:55pm JakeGould: @Brian: “Eh, toss the lot.”
	5:56pm melinda: Too bad about Seeso, I wanted to check out some Alan Partridge.
	🧩 5:56pm Matt from Springfield: @Linda: Narcissist component to that probably - "the male is better, because that's what I AM!"
	5:56pm coelacanth∅: one benefit of a rainbow of women is that, as there would be a pot of gold at the end of it, even the most machievelian (sp) of the slime that's in charge now would jump on board with the rainbow women's ideas just to try to get at that gold. that should keep 'em busy for...well, forever.
	🧩 5:56pm chris: thanks, Scott! great show today, sir!
	5:57pm Linda Lee: from way back, that one. comes with the patriarchal territory.
	5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...actually, the Y chromosome is considered an experiment of Nature - which will probably fade away...but w/ Genetic Science, &tc. ...best not to rely on the rearview...
	5:57pm geezerette: Scott, GREAT show! :D
	5:57pm Linda Lee: right, right.
	🧩 5:57pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: The comment-wiping scandal (BBC chat...)
	5:57pm Webhamster Henry: I used to be able to do the entire Mr. Smoke-Too-Much Travel Rant monologue ... with all the sections that were in "The Monty Python Papperbok".
	5:58pm coelacanth∅: ngh i'm pretty anglo my damn self...i was playing on a post you (i believe) made earlier!
	5:58pm Scott Williams: Thanks everybody! Stick around, wouldja? I'll be Mark Hurst's guest on Techtonic in just a few
	5:58pm Linda Lee: see, learning by rote does work!
	5:58pm βrian: When the thanks bubble up, you know the cleaver is about to fall .... so, thanks.
	5:58pm Andrew S: Alan Partridge was great. If you like Steve Coogan Tristram Shandy was just briliiant "film within a film", right from the start where he is comparing the colour of ron brydens teeth to a "pub ceiling"
	🧩 5:58pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Scott for the great show! Have a great evening, everyone! Especially the rainbow of women in the comments! ;)
	5:58pm Michael 98145: we now Flexion our way outta here
	5:58pm Andrew S: Thanks Scott great stuff
	5:59pm geezerette: Linda Lee! Hello / Goodbye!
	5:59pm Linda Lee: no cleaver tonight .. just a scene shift! hi geezerette!
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The English are Druidic-Celtic-Anglo-Saxon-Viking-Norman-Roman...it's all a bad joke...
	6:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Scott! tchau camaradas
	🧩 6:00pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: Aye, and getting worse...(sips)
	6:00pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks, Scott!
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& w/ genetic testing...if yer on about Racial Purity - man up & take the swab 1st, big boy...
	🧩 6:07pm Matt from Springfield: Oh - just a play on the "bad joke". My, it's getting British in here...(sips)
	8:12pm Bas NL: Belayed hi and thanks Scott! Great show!

Scott Williams: Playlist from January 22, 2018

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