WFMU: Explorers Room with Flash Strap: Playlist from March 1, 2018

Listener comments!
	6:57pm Flash Strap: hello explorers, let's roll
	7:00pm doctorjazz: Hi Evan! Hi all you out there!
	7:01pm Flash Strap: Hiya Doc!
	7:03pm ?: Morning to you Evan & Doc. How long is a piece of string?
	7:04pm Flash Strap: Tonight in the Explorers Room, we'll play another game of word association and chance-based song sequencing by taking our previous experiment (see here: wfmu.org... ) and vaguely recreating it by choosing songs with similar or same titles and putting them in the same order.
	7:04pm zonk ludlow: That previous message was from yours truly. Think I'm still freaked after last week.
	7:05pm Flash Strap: hello ?, great to see you. i think a string is usually either infinite, or 5 inches long
	7:05pm Flash Strap: oh, hello zonk! how splendid that it's you!
	7:06pm northguineahills: Been hearing a lot of Toussaint on WFMU lately, that's a good thing!
	7:07pm zonk ludlow: Happy to go with infinite. Toussaint in the morning in Aus is a lovely thing.
	7:07pm Flash Strap: indeed! in this case, it was pure chance. but he is so great
	7:07pm doctorjazz: I have been on the Stream, don't seem to be getting the show.
	7:08pm Flash Strap: that's weird, doc... anyone else having that issue? i seem to be connected on my end
	7:09pm northguineahills: I hear you loud and clear in the muggy South.
	7:09pm Flash Strap: PS hello NGH!
	7:10pm hyde: hello!
	7:11pm Flash Strap: this Intersystems record is so unusual. If I recall it's an early iteration of Syrinx
	7:11pm zonk ludlow: No connection problems here. Hiya NGH & Hyde.
	7:11pm Flash Strap: Hi Hyde!
	7:11pm Flash Strap: I hope you can join us Doc!
	7:12pm northguineahills: where in Ozland are ya, zonk? /sorry, I'm a geographer by trade
	7:12pm hyde: gotta shower and get some dinner. will be back...
	7:13pm doctorjazz: One of those computer things, had to close the page, reopen the page, then I was able to get the Pop Up to work.
	7:13pm zonk ludlow: @NGH. That would be Sydney.
	7:14pm Flash Strap: splendid news Doc!
	7:15pm northguineahills: ah, dulce, zonk, never been to the antipodean world, the furthest south I've been is Singapore. T'will make it one day!
	7:16pm Flash Strap: why was this record made. thank goodness there was such a time where this made sense at all
	7:18pm zonk ludlow: @NGH, Be happy to show around Sydney if you make it. Loving the Poitier, what a distinctive voice, perfectly logical.
	7:19pm northguineahills: Sun Ra, the one point in the Venn Diagram that is intersected by all WFMU djs!
	7:19pm Dean: According to Variety magazine, Jan. 31, 1968, he'd recorded it three years prior and it flopped. "But now that the Negro actor is a hot Hollywood property," WB saw an opportunity to make a buck on it. It was retitled, "Sidney Poitier Journeys inside the Mind."
	7:21pm Flash Strap: Hi Dean! that's interesting, I'd never seen the re-release before now
	7:28pm northguineahills: bed music is the boppin' Babbitt!
	7:33pm Little Danny: Hiya Flash, all!
	7:35pm Flash Strap: Hey there LD! are you on tonight?
	7:35pm Little Danny: Yessir
	7:37pm Flash Strap: ah, good to know. the email said you were getting filled-in-for again
	7:41pm JtotheK: Axelrod! Away from comments but tuned in! Hi Flash, hi everyone.
	7:42pm Flash Strap: Hi J2K! Great to have you with us. Axelrod is so cool
	7:43pm northguineahills: Thought this had Axelrod's auralprints on it!
	7:44pm northguineahills: The New Blockaders! (you're making me hard to leave work, and I'm just about done).
	7:46pm Little Danny: Duuuuddde. I was listening to Axelrod just a few hours ago. Songs of Experience tho
	7:46pm Flash Strap: Well, I really want you to leave work, and I really want you to stay here in the Room... what can an explorer do?
	7:48pm Flash Strap: Doesn't surprise me, you're on record as a big Axelrod lover! I need to catch up with a lot of his stuff actually, but what I know I love
	7:50pm Flash Strap: real tribute to Gato here
	7:50pm Little Danny: I never tire of the two "Songs of" volumes. I'll try and wrangle some choice oddball Axelrod productions in an email for you
	7:51pm Flash Strap: I know I have a lot, but I also know there's a lot left. I'd love to know your choice picks
	7:53pm hyde: this show is quite good, when my wifi isnt spitting the bit :(
	7:55pm Flash Strap: this track uses Scott's own invention, the Electronium: en.wikipedia.org...
	7:55pm Flash Strap: you can see it here, it's beautiful: www.preservationsound.com...
	7:56pm Flash Strap: thanks Hyde, sorry about the wifi
	7:58pm northguineahills: @Flash: Good bye bed (wouldn't have room for an electronium).
	7:59pm hyde: @Flash just my life at present. livin rent free so i can't complain (though i do). if it's too much i'll bail and listen to the archive!
	7:59pm Flash Strap: priorities
	8:00pm Doug Schulkind: Hey Flash Strap, thank for noticing my error on the GTDR email today. I am a bit overwound at the moment.
	8:02pm Flash Strap: Hi Doug! No problem. we gotta look out for each other
	8:02pm Flash Strap: @Hyde: I know those internet blues brother
	8:03pm melinda: hi friends!
	8:03pm Flash Strap: Melinda! Hello friend
	8:04pm Flash Strap: eddie harris: woke
	8:06pm melinda: This is fun.
	8:06pm northguineahills: Thanks Flash, leaving work!
	8:06pm Flash Strap: god's own speed to you NGH
	8:07pm JtotheK: Re: Axelrod — there was a Wax Poetics interview (that took 2 issues!) which is a great read. I still need the “Seriously Deep” LP. I tend to pickup any 45 that has his name on as a production credit — and there are a lot!
	8:07pm still b/p: Hm. Just in time for fart appreciation class.
	8:08pm Little Danny: Henry Jacobs is the best
	8:09pm JtotheK: Danny - I’m gonna have to be an archive listener for your show this week. But I am hoping schedule permits being in the chat room audience for the marathon shows.
	8:09pm Flash Strap: HUGE agree on that, LD Hi B/P, I hope you were taking notes now that the Mr. Teacher is here
	8:11pm Flash Strap: this song is pretty adorable really
	8:15pm Flash Strap: good album cover: img.discogs.com...
	8:18pm still b/p: This Street Rap is magnamopious.
	8:19pm Flash Strap: yeah this track slaps pretty hard
	8:20pm Little Danny: @J2tK: You know I'm not one to let a listener go easily or graciously! Did you submit a permission slip and 3 forms of ID?!
	8:21pm Little Danny: Oh man Patsy Cline I love you
	8:23pm still b/p: That song was a right choice for Patsy but my associations are all Andy Andy Andy.
	8:23pm hyde: show not coming in consistently here on my end. must leave it for later. thanks and good night all!
	8:24pm JtotheK: @Danny - I’ll need to apply for a Diners Club card for that 3rd form of ID. Oh my!
	8:25pm Little Danny: Hahaha
	8:27pm Little Danny: Wow! That's crazy about Scott being at Motown!
	8:32pm doctorjazz: Fun show, thanks, gotta run now, time to leave the office.
	8:34pm Flash Strap: @LD: hard to imagine what that was like, I wish it yielded more recordings Safe travels Doc!
	8:36pm Flash Strap: sorry to lose you Hyde. you're missed already
	8:44pm zonk ludlow: Love Sun Ra oddness into Scientist, heavyweights.
	8:45pm Flash Strap: yeah i was happy about that one
	8:46pm davefromtoronto: great show, man! thanks.
	8:47pm melinda: Heat Haze was cool.
	8:48pm Flash Strap: thank YOU dave! @Melinda: yeah, that's a pretty hip track
	8:51pm Flash Strap: this whole collection of tracks is really intriguing all the way through
	8:51pm Flash Strap: Inventions For Radio: The Dreams, I mean
	8:58pm zonk ludlow: @ Flash, Indeed!
	9:00pm Flash Strap: The best Supremes LP, and the first
	9:04pm Flash Strap: pretty ridiculous cover for Shangri-La here: img.discogs.com...
	9:06pm Flash Strap: really nice, subtle synth compositions though. has that moonlight Tomita sound
	9:07pm melinda: That's a hilarious cover. I agree about the composition. Subtle spacey.
	9:08pm still b/p: Is there a censored version, a la Country Life, so the robot looks like he’s just making heart-amped eyes at that gooood looking bird?
	9:10pm Flash Strap: now THAT's a juicy visual implication i'd like to see
	9:11pm melinda: I looked up Delia Derbyshire and saw that she did the music for The Legend of Hell House, which I sort of remember being scared by as a kid.
	9:13pm Flash Strap: she did a lot of BBC and British productions I know, but I'm totally unfamiliar with her work on The Legend of Hell House. looks spooky
	9:14pm Little Danny: Killer set Flash! Bat'ya is soooo deep
	9:15pm Flash Strap: this Exodus is a Little Danny treasure
	9:15pm Flash Strap: ha, thanks LD! this one from your bosom to our ears
	9:17pm Little Danny: Feels so right on the Ex's Room
	9:17pm still b/p: Any iPhone consultant in here...? Like tax help volunteer kind of thing? Still newbie-ish and power consumption seems heavy. Just over an hour of fmu app and show’s web page open , nothing else running, and used 26% . That be normal... ish? The monitoring and charging is a li’l crazy.
	9:19pm Flash Strap: B/P: i am useless to you, sadly. I just dropped my flip phone in the toilet to prove it
	9:20pm Little Danny: Still b/p! Do you have a bunch of other apps open at present? Double-click yer main round button and then swipe upwards for apps you don't need open.
	9:22pm Uncle Michael: Good evening.
	9:24pm still b/p: Don’t think so Danny. I check from time to time and don’t see anything open, sneaky , hungry.
	9:30pm Flash Strap: Hi there Uncle!
	9:30pm Uncle Michael: I like this 2.5 Suns record.
	9:31pm Uncle Michael: I'm just here briefly. I have to sleep early to rise and drive for a morning flight.
	9:33pm Flash Strap: well, happy to have you for long or for short
	9:35pm Flash Strap: this is one of the great records of all time i think
	9:35pm melinda: tink, tink, tink
	9:37pm Flash Strap: ha, exactly!
	9:37pm still b/p: Oh, I clicked it.
	9:40pm Uncle Michael: Mike Cooper is a GTDR listener and supporter, Evan. You probably are aware...
	9:41pm Flash Strap: oh indeed
	9:42pm Flash Strap: check this out: www.discogs.com...
	9:43pm Uncle Michael: How very cool, Evan!
	9:45pm Flash Strap: he's a wonderful fellow, to understate it
	9:49pm Dean: More about "Poitier Meets Plato"... The record was nominated for a Grammy in '65, the original year of release. Photographer Ed Thrasher received the nomination for "Best Album Cover (Other Than Classical)." In fact, it appears the record was issued in '64.
	9:51pm Flash Strap: That's amazing: "Best Album Cover (Other Than Classical)." hard to imagine
	9:52pm Uncle Michael: I'm heading to bed. The next time I talk to you all, we'll be in Marathon.
	9:54pm zonk ludlow: 3 hours gone in a blink. Engrossing as always Flash. Until we next meet fellow explorers make it strange, just like Electric Lucifer.
	9:58pm Flash Strap: sleep tight, Uncle Thanks, Zonk. Strange till next we meet!
	9:58pm Dean: A review from Sept. '64: "The result is one of the most hip readings of Plato probably ever delivered."
	9:58pm Flash Strap: get in that next room via this portal: wfmu.org...
	9:59pm Flash Strap: @Dean: hard to argue with that!

Explorers Room with Flash Strap: Playlist from March 1, 2018

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March 1, 2018: Game of Variants (Continuations on a Long String)

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
	Intro "Intro"
Mike Garson	Variations on "Changes"	The Bowie Variations for Piano	2011		0:00:20 (Pop-up)
Allen Toussaint	Victims of the Darkness	Life, Love and Faith	1972		0:04:26 (Pop-up)
Intersystems	Changing Colours (They Go For A Walk)	Free Psychedelic Poster Inside	1968		0:08:21 (Pop-up)
Mel Henke	Open the Door Richard! "Open the Door Richard!" by "Mel Henke"	La Dolce Henke	1962		0:11:40 (Pop-up)
Sidney Poitier	Our World A Cave "Our World A Cave" by "Sidney Poitier"	Poitier Meets Plato	1964	music by Fred Katz	0:13:03 (Pop-up)
The Sun Ra Arkestra	Demon's Lullaby	Angels and Demons at Play	1967		0:16:50 (Pop-up)
Tom Waits	Crossroads "Crossroads" by "Tom Waits"	The Black Rider	1993		0:19:30 (Pop-up)
Gene Austin	Carolina Moon "Carolina Moon" by "Gene Austin"	Carolina Moon / I Wish I Had Died In My Cradle Victor 78	1928		0:21:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Milton Babbitt	Occasional Variations	Occasional Variations			0:24:53 (Pop-up)
The Chordettes	Carolina Moon "Carolina Moon" by "The Chordettes"	The Chordettes 10"	1955		0:32:09 (Pop-up)
Ruth Welcome	Galway Bay "Galway Bay" by "Ruth Welcome"	Zither Magic!	1959		0:33:37 (Pop-up)
Lightnin' Rod	The Shit Hits the Fan Again	Hustlers Convention	1973		0:35:56 (Pop-up)
David Axelrod	The Mental Traveler	Song of Innocence	1968		0:39:29 (Pop-up)
The New Blockaders	Blockade is Resistance	An Anthology of Noise Electronic Music / Seventh and Last A-Chronology 1930-2012	2013		0:43:21 (Pop-up)
Mercenarys	Third Worlds Shuffle "Third Worlds Shuffle" by "Mercenarys"	Black Slavery Days	1980		0:44:38 (Pop-up)
Daniela Casa	Third World Tango "Third World Tango" by "Daniela Casa"	America Giovane N.2	197?		0:48:09 (Pop-up)
Raymond Scott	The Pygmy Taxi Corporation	Manhattan Research, Inc.	1969		0:52:08 (Pop-up)
Odetta	Three Pigs "Three Pigs" by "Odetta"	My Eyes Have Seen	1959		0:58:55 (Pop-up)
Henry Jacobs	Wilder Service "Wilder Service" by "Henry Jacobs"	The Wide Weird World Of Henry Jacobs / The Fine Art Of Goofing Off			1:00:03 (Pop-up)
Eddie Harris	Singing & Straining – Music: The Aftermath	The Reason Why I'm Talking S--t	1976		1:01:30 (Pop-up)
Benis Cletin	Mr. Teacher "Mr. Teacher" by "Benis Cletin"	Jungle Magic	1979		1:08:08 (Pop-up)
Maulawi	Street Rap "Street Rap" by "Maulawi"	Maulawi	1974		1:13:25 (Pop-up)
Patsy Cline	Lonely Street "Lonely Street" by "Patsy Cline"	Sentimentally Yours	1962		1:19:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Brian Eno	Three Variations On The Canon In D Major By J.Pachelbel	Discreet Music			1:22:03 (Pop-up)
Teiji Ito	Steel Drum "Steel Drum" by "Teiji Ito"	Ubu Roi	1998/1961		1:32:24 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra And His Intergalactic Infinity Arkestra	Outside the Time Zone	The Night of the Purple Moon	1970		1:33:25 (Pop-up)
Scientist	Cry of the Werewolf "Cry of the Werewolf" by "Scientist"	Rids The World Of The Evil Curse Of The Vampires	1981		1:38:21 (Pop-up)
Beach Boys	Friday Night (aka "Woodchop Song")	SMiLE (Odeon Version)	1966/67		1:42:44 (Pop-up)
John Cameron	Heat Haze "Heat Haze" by "John Cameron"	Afro Rock	1973		1:44:15 (Pop-up)
Delia Derbyshire / Barry Bermange	Colour	Inventions For Radio: The Dreams	1964		1:46:54 (Pop-up)
Harry Nilsson	Together "Together" by "Harry Nilsson"	Aerial Ballet	1968		1:56:12 (Pop-up)
The Supremes	Never Again "Never Again" by "The Supremes"	Meet The Supremes	1962		1:58:22 (Pop-up)
Ralph Lundsten	Shangri-La "Shangri-La" by "Ralph Lundsten"	Shangri-La	1975		2:01:23 (Pop-up)
Miriam Burton	Yoruba Lady "Yoruba Lady" by "Miriam Burton"	African Lament	1962		2:08:06 (Pop-up)
The Markko Polo Adventurers	Night of the Tiger	Orienta	1959		2:10:24 (Pop-up)
Bat'ya	Main Theme of Exodus "Main Theme of Exodus" by "Bat'ya"	Main Theme of Exodus / Cyprus Wine 7"	1960		2:13:54 (Pop-up)
The Islanders	Tornado "Tornado" by "The Islanders"	The Enchanted Sound of The Islanders	1960		2:17:17 (Pop-up)
Tom & Jerry	Moonlight Surfer "Moonlight Surfer" by "Tom & Jerry"	Surfin' Hootenanny	1963		2:19:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Barton McLean	Journey on a Long String	Electronic Landscapes			2:29:07 (Pop-up)
Tom Hazelton and Gene Ciszek	Moonlight on the Ganges	Explorer	1967		2:29:36 (Pop-up)
Dick Mills	Nova Device Countdown And Explosion (Destiny Of The Daleks)	Doctor Who At The BBC Radiophonic Workshop Volume 2: New Beginnings 1970-1980			2:31:22 (Pop-up)
Cab Calloway & His Orchestra	I Ain't Gettin' Nowhere Fast	Jiveformation Please / I Ain't Gettin' Nowhere Fast Vocalion 78	1939		2:32:09 (Pop-up)
Milt Buckner	Counts Basement "Counts Basement" by "Milt Buckner"	Rockin' Hammond	1956		2:34:12 (Pop-up)
Mike Cooper	Pharaoh's March "Pharaoh's March" by "Mike Cooper"	Trout Steel	1970		2:37:20 (Pop-up)
Tangerine Dream	Journey Through a Burning Brain	Electronic Meditation	1970		2:44:10 (Pop-up)
Ricky Nelson	String Along "String Along" by "Ricky Nelson"	String Along / Gypsy Woman	1963		2:47:15 (Pop-up)
Bruce Haack	Word Games "Word Games" by "Bruce Haack"	The Electric Lucifer	1970		2:49:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Nelson Riddle	Variation "Variation" by "Nelson Riddle"	Capitol Hi-Q	19??		2:53:28 (Pop-up)
Corviria	Seagull Song "Seagull Song" by "Corviria"	Psyco Analysis			2:57:19 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:57pm Flash Strap: hello explorers, let's roll
	7:00pm doctorjazz: Hi Evan! Hi all you out there!
	7:01pm Flash Strap: Hiya Doc!
	7:03pm ?: Morning to you Evan & Doc. How long is a piece of string?
	7:04pm Flash Strap: Tonight in the Explorers Room, we'll play another game of word association and chance-based song sequencing by taking our previous experiment (see here: wfmu.org... ) and vaguely recreating it by choosing songs with similar or same titles and putting them in the same order.
	7:04pm zonk ludlow: That previous message was from yours truly. Think I'm still freaked after last week.
	7:05pm Flash Strap: hello ?, great to see you. i think a string is usually either infinite, or 5 inches long
	7:05pm Flash Strap: oh, hello zonk! how splendid that it's you!
	7:06pm northguineahills: Been hearing a lot of Toussaint on WFMU lately, that's a good thing!
	7:07pm zonk ludlow: Happy to go with infinite. Toussaint in the morning in Aus is a lovely thing.
	7:07pm Flash Strap: indeed! in this case, it was pure chance. but he is so great
	7:07pm doctorjazz: I have been on the Stream, don't seem to be getting the show.
	7:08pm Flash Strap: that's weird, doc... anyone else having that issue? i seem to be connected on my end
	7:09pm northguineahills: I hear you loud and clear in the muggy South.
	7:09pm Flash Strap: PS hello NGH!
	7:10pm hyde: hello!
	7:11pm Flash Strap: this Intersystems record is so unusual. If I recall it's an early iteration of Syrinx
	7:11pm zonk ludlow: No connection problems here. Hiya NGH & Hyde.
	7:11pm Flash Strap: Hi Hyde!
	7:11pm Flash Strap: I hope you can join us Doc!
	7:12pm northguineahills: where in Ozland are ya, zonk? /sorry, I'm a geographer by trade
	7:12pm hyde: gotta shower and get some dinner. will be back...
	7:13pm doctorjazz: One of those computer things, had to close the page, reopen the page, then I was able to get the Pop Up to work.
	7:13pm zonk ludlow: @NGH. That would be Sydney.
	7:14pm Flash Strap: splendid news Doc!
	7:15pm northguineahills: ah, dulce, zonk, never been to the antipodean world, the furthest south I've been is Singapore. T'will make it one day!
	7:16pm Flash Strap: why was this record made. thank goodness there was such a time where this made sense at all
	7:18pm zonk ludlow: @NGH, Be happy to show around Sydney if you make it. Loving the Poitier, what a distinctive voice, perfectly logical.
	7:19pm northguineahills: Sun Ra, the one point in the Venn Diagram that is intersected by all WFMU djs!
	7:19pm Dean: According to Variety magazine, Jan. 31, 1968, he'd recorded it three years prior and it flopped. "But now that the Negro actor is a hot Hollywood property," WB saw an opportunity to make a buck on it. It was retitled, "Sidney Poitier Journeys inside the Mind."
	7:21pm Flash Strap: Hi Dean! that's interesting, I'd never seen the re-release before now
	7:28pm northguineahills: bed music is the boppin' Babbitt!
	7:33pm Little Danny: Hiya Flash, all!
	7:35pm Flash Strap: Hey there LD! are you on tonight?
	7:35pm Little Danny: Yessir
	7:37pm Flash Strap: ah, good to know. the email said you were getting filled-in-for again
	7:41pm JtotheK: Axelrod! Away from comments but tuned in! Hi Flash, hi everyone.
	7:42pm Flash Strap: Hi J2K! Great to have you with us. Axelrod is so cool
	7:43pm northguineahills: Thought this had Axelrod's auralprints on it!
	7:44pm northguineahills: The New Blockaders! (you're making me hard to leave work, and I'm just about done).
	7:46pm Little Danny: Duuuuddde. I was listening to Axelrod just a few hours ago. Songs of Experience tho
	7:46pm Flash Strap: Well, I really want you to leave work, and I really want you to stay here in the Room... what can an explorer do?
	7:48pm Flash Strap: Doesn't surprise me, you're on record as a big Axelrod lover! I need to catch up with a lot of his stuff actually, but what I know I love
	7:50pm Flash Strap: real tribute to Gato here
	7:50pm Little Danny: I never tire of the two "Songs of" volumes. I'll try and wrangle some choice oddball Axelrod productions in an email for you
	7:51pm Flash Strap: I know I have a lot, but I also know there's a lot left. I'd love to know your choice picks
	7:53pm hyde: this show is quite good, when my wifi isnt spitting the bit :(
	7:55pm Flash Strap: this track uses Scott's own invention, the Electronium: en.wikipedia.org...
	7:55pm Flash Strap: you can see it here, it's beautiful: www.preservationsound.com...
	7:56pm Flash Strap: thanks Hyde, sorry about the wifi
	7:58pm northguineahills: @Flash: Good bye bed (wouldn't have room for an electronium).
	7:59pm hyde: @Flash just my life at present. livin rent free so i can't complain (though i do). if it's too much i'll bail and listen to the archive!
	7:59pm Flash Strap: priorities
	8:00pm Doug Schulkind: Hey Flash Strap, thank for noticing my error on the GTDR email today. I am a bit overwound at the moment.
	8:02pm Flash Strap: Hi Doug! No problem. we gotta look out for each other
	8:02pm Flash Strap: @Hyde: I know those internet blues brother
	8:03pm melinda: hi friends!
	8:03pm Flash Strap: Melinda! Hello friend
	8:04pm Flash Strap: eddie harris: woke
	8:06pm melinda: This is fun.
	8:06pm northguineahills: Thanks Flash, leaving work!
	8:06pm Flash Strap: god's own speed to you NGH
	8:07pm JtotheK: Re: Axelrod — there was a Wax Poetics interview (that took 2 issues!) which is a great read. I still need the “Seriously Deep” LP. I tend to pickup any 45 that has his name on as a production credit — and there are a lot!
	8:07pm still b/p: Hm. Just in time for fart appreciation class.
	8:08pm Little Danny: Henry Jacobs is the best
	8:09pm JtotheK: Danny - I’m gonna have to be an archive listener for your show this week. But I am hoping schedule permits being in the chat room audience for the marathon shows.
	8:09pm Flash Strap: HUGE agree on that, LD Hi B/P, I hope you were taking notes now that the Mr. Teacher is here
	8:11pm Flash Strap: this song is pretty adorable really
	8:15pm Flash Strap: good album cover: img.discogs.com...
	8:18pm still b/p: This Street Rap is magnamopious.
	8:19pm Flash Strap: yeah this track slaps pretty hard
	8:20pm Little Danny: @J2tK: You know I'm not one to let a listener go easily or graciously! Did you submit a permission slip and 3 forms of ID?!
	8:21pm Little Danny: Oh man Patsy Cline I love you
	8:23pm still b/p: That song was a right choice for Patsy but my associations are all Andy Andy Andy.
	8:23pm hyde: show not coming in consistently here on my end. must leave it for later. thanks and good night all!
	8:24pm JtotheK: @Danny - I’ll need to apply for a Diners Club card for that 3rd form of ID. Oh my!
	8:25pm Little Danny: Hahaha
	8:27pm Little Danny: Wow! That's crazy about Scott being at Motown!
	8:32pm doctorjazz: Fun show, thanks, gotta run now, time to leave the office.
	8:34pm Flash Strap: @LD: hard to imagine what that was like, I wish it yielded more recordings Safe travels Doc!
	8:36pm Flash Strap: sorry to lose you Hyde. you're missed already
	8:44pm zonk ludlow: Love Sun Ra oddness into Scientist, heavyweights.
	8:45pm Flash Strap: yeah i was happy about that one
	8:46pm davefromtoronto: great show, man! thanks.
	8:47pm melinda: Heat Haze was cool.
	8:48pm Flash Strap: thank YOU dave! @Melinda: yeah, that's a pretty hip track
	8:51pm Flash Strap: this whole collection of tracks is really intriguing all the way through
	8:51pm Flash Strap: Inventions For Radio: The Dreams, I mean
	8:58pm zonk ludlow: @ Flash, Indeed!
	9:00pm Flash Strap: The best Supremes LP, and the first
	9:04pm Flash Strap: pretty ridiculous cover for Shangri-La here: img.discogs.com...
	9:06pm Flash Strap: really nice, subtle synth compositions though. has that moonlight Tomita sound
	9:07pm melinda: That's a hilarious cover. I agree about the composition. Subtle spacey.
	9:08pm still b/p: Is there a censored version, a la Country Life, so the robot looks like he’s just making heart-amped eyes at that gooood looking bird?
	9:10pm Flash Strap: now THAT's a juicy visual implication i'd like to see
	9:11pm melinda: I looked up Delia Derbyshire and saw that she did the music for The Legend of Hell House, which I sort of remember being scared by as a kid.
	9:13pm Flash Strap: she did a lot of BBC and British productions I know, but I'm totally unfamiliar with her work on The Legend of Hell House. looks spooky
	9:14pm Little Danny: Killer set Flash! Bat'ya is soooo deep
	9:15pm Flash Strap: this Exodus is a Little Danny treasure
	9:15pm Flash Strap: ha, thanks LD! this one from your bosom to our ears
	9:17pm Little Danny: Feels so right on the Ex's Room
	9:17pm still b/p: Any iPhone consultant in here...? Like tax help volunteer kind of thing? Still newbie-ish and power consumption seems heavy. Just over an hour of fmu app and show’s web page open , nothing else running, and used 26% . That be normal... ish? The monitoring and charging is a li’l crazy.
	9:19pm Flash Strap: B/P: i am useless to you, sadly. I just dropped my flip phone in the toilet to prove it
	9:20pm Little Danny: Still b/p! Do you have a bunch of other apps open at present? Double-click yer main round button and then swipe upwards for apps you don't need open.
	9:22pm Uncle Michael: Good evening.
	9:24pm still b/p: Don’t think so Danny. I check from time to time and don’t see anything open, sneaky , hungry.
	9:30pm Flash Strap: Hi there Uncle!
	9:30pm Uncle Michael: I like this 2.5 Suns record.
	9:31pm Uncle Michael: I'm just here briefly. I have to sleep early to rise and drive for a morning flight.
	9:33pm Flash Strap: well, happy to have you for long or for short
	9:35pm Flash Strap: this is one of the great records of all time i think
	9:35pm melinda: tink, tink, tink
	9:37pm Flash Strap: ha, exactly!
	9:37pm still b/p: Oh, I clicked it.
	9:40pm Uncle Michael: Mike Cooper is a GTDR listener and supporter, Evan. You probably are aware...
	9:41pm Flash Strap: oh indeed
	9:42pm Flash Strap: check this out: www.discogs.com...
	9:43pm Uncle Michael: How very cool, Evan!
	9:45pm Flash Strap: he's a wonderful fellow, to understate it
	9:49pm Dean: More about "Poitier Meets Plato"... The record was nominated for a Grammy in '65, the original year of release. Photographer Ed Thrasher received the nomination for "Best Album Cover (Other Than Classical)." In fact, it appears the record was issued in '64.
	9:51pm Flash Strap: That's amazing: "Best Album Cover (Other Than Classical)." hard to imagine
	9:52pm Uncle Michael: I'm heading to bed. The next time I talk to you all, we'll be in Marathon.
	9:54pm zonk ludlow: 3 hours gone in a blink. Engrossing as always Flash. Until we next meet fellow explorers make it strange, just like Electric Lucifer.
	9:58pm Flash Strap: sleep tight, Uncle Thanks, Zonk. Strange till next we meet!
	9:58pm Dean: A review from Sept. '64: "The result is one of the most hip readings of Plato probably ever delivered."
	9:58pm Flash Strap: get in that next room via this portal: wfmu.org...
	9:59pm Flash Strap: @Dean: hard to argue with that!

Explorers Room with Flash Strap: Playlist from March 1, 2018

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