WFMU: Put The Needle On The Record with Billy Jam: Playlist from March 1, 2013

Listener comments!
	7:02pm Nate: Rules!
	7:03pm kim and jayzilla: You asked for it, you got it, listening live from the loverly state of NJ!
	7:04pm Lucy: For anyone who's familiar with Rebel Diaz, their community art space in the Bronx was raided by police and they have been evicted. There's a rally going on right now.
	7:04pm Josey: haven't heard this one in a minute - a classic!
	7:04pm anne: i musta played this pharcyde cassette 100x in 1993 in my dorm room in seattle
	7:05pm seang: I'm ready to party
	7:06pm kaboogie: Locked in from Dublin. Nice one Billy!
	7:06pm Josey: South Bronx community center Rebel Diaz Arts Collective (RDACBX) shut down by Federal marshals and NYPD. Rally to be held denouncing lockout and forced eviction. March 1, 2013- After a violent daytime raid yesterday, Thursday, February 28, 2013, on the warehouse turned arts space at 478 Austin Place in the Bronx, members of Hip-Hop community center RDACBX are denouncing their forced eviction at a rally to be held at 6pm today in front of their locked out building. The building landowner, local commercial developer Marc Pagostin of Austin Property Corp., had for months stalled negotiations on a new agreement with the RDACBX after the group's original lease expired this past November. Despite diverse support for RDACBX from local politicians, churches, and community organizations in the area, Austin Property Corp. eventually refused to renew the lease, citing concerns about the group's political murals, and prompting the surprise eviction yesterday. "The violent actions taken yesterday are an attack on young people, artists, and Hip Hop culture," says RDACBX co-founder RodStarz. "In a time where budget cuts, stop and frisk, and gentrification are affecting our communities, it's a shame we are being treated like criminals. There is no justification for this eviction." Karen Louviere, 19, a past participant in RDACBX youth programs, expressed her disappointment at the violent shutdown of the space. "They came in with armed officers into what is supposed to be a safe space for the community. A space that has served as an alternative for young people in the area, helping develop their talents in a positive way." The internationally renowned RDACBX, host to weekly cultural performances and educational workshops, had recently announced plans for the creation of the Richie Perez Radical Library, as well as the continuation of their widely recognized Boogie Mics open mic series, and the SxSBX Hip-Hop Festival. "Despite the violent removal of RDACBX from its space, RDACBX will continue to work on its development, as it strives to be a resource for the community. There is a need for this organization to exist in The South Bronx," says Claudia De La Cruz, a member of the collective. What: Press Conference/ Rally to Defend Rebel Diaz Art Collective When: Friday, March 1st, 2013 at 6pm. Where: 478 Austin Place, Bronx NY 10455 Train: 6 to E. 149th St. Buses: BX17 or BX 19
	7:08pm Lucy: http://rdacbx.blogspot.com/?m=1
	7:14pm Tall Paul: Its amazing what people in power will do to stop people from being creative. Instead of thanking/congratulating them for bringing peace to the community they decide to eject them in a violent way. Is this the life we want children to grow up in?
	7:15pm Tall Paul: Yo Bill, tuning in from the captial D the home country
	7:20pm Nate: Erin go Bragh!
	7:21pm Lucy: @Tall Paul, its the unscrupulous money hoarders, only property and power matters to them.
	7:21pm Nate: Oakland fo evaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
	7:22pm Nate: With you on Defari, Jam!
	7:23pm cklequ: @Tall Paul: Amazing and depressing, creativity has no monetary value..
	7:24pm Tall Paul: Agree with you all on this. The money will always rule unfortunately
	7:25pm Josey: Big money rules at the expense of art and the good of the community - same old story - sadly
	7:26pm Tall Paul: Yo Bill really feeling and enjoying the tunes. Any chance of some Paris or P.E? A bit of X-Clan if you have some too
	7:27pm Tall Paul: Any Poor Righteous Teachers?
	7:27pm kaboogie: Baysht of a tune!
	7:28pm Lucy: This type of thing has happened to so many places I know around the country. Not always violent, but always for money, at least in principle. Rebel Diaz are rad folks with a good fan base so I doubt they will not fight back.
	7:29pm Lucy: And love to billy for another slammin show!
	7:31pm Billy Jam: thanks Lucy, Kaboogie, Tall Paul Nate, Kim & Jay and all tuned in today - Paul will try and get to those requests but may not since they might not fit this flow
	7:32pm Tall Paul: Yo Bill really feeling this beat great to hod the head to. Nice scratchiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnngggggggggggggggg
	7:32pm Billy Jam: this one featuring Eons One who usually tunes in this show live - and Luke Sick - outta da Bay
	7:33pm Tall Paul: This is very Paris
	7:34pm Josey: I was thinking same thing - that it sounded like Paris' flow
	7:35pm kaboogie: Tune! Gwan the RíRá! RIP Lunitic
	7:35pm Tall Paul: Getting to the Irish fonk flava always love this tune R.I.P Lunatic
	7:36pm Billy Jam: more of that Irish hip-hop with the late great Lunitic feat. the greatest emcee in Irish hip hop history Ri Ra - both former guests on this show on WFMU live remotes from Dublin and Galway respectively
	7:36pm Tall Paul: Gwan Kaboogie get down
	7:38pm kaboogie: Fair play Tall Paul!
	7:38pm Tall Paul: Old skool tribe can never go wrong, what a classic album
	7:40pm Tall Paul: Yo Kaboogie in case you don't know Homeboy Sandman is playing the Sugar Club Leeson st on the 9th of March. Gotta love Choicecuts
	7:41pm kaboogie: Bigtime. A Proper classic. Ah class ... nice one for the heads-up on Sandman, Tall Paul. Yea, Choice Cuts always got the tasty bookings alright.
	7:43pm Tall Paul: This album is getting a lot of play lately I think my homie DJ Laz-E played a track from it last week on his show. Another classic
	7:43pm Jessica: Wheee!
	7:45pm Nate: Keili and Billy Jam! Next week! Can't wait!
	7:46pm Tall Paul: Nice sax break great tune
	7:51pm Caryn: This is making computer work fly by! Great show as usual, BJ!
	7:52pm kaboogie: Tune!
	7:52pm Josey: yeah Radiohead!
	7:52pm Tall Paul: Hi Caryn, how are things?
	7:54pm Tall Paul: What a classic tune I loved the UMC's back in the day
	7:54pm Caryn: @Tall Paul: fine. Sick, unemployed, but keeping busy. A week and a half until my birthday. Looking forward to celebrating during the Marathon.
	7:54pm Caryn: & you, Tall Paul?
	7:56pm Billy Jam: Thanks Anne, Kim & Jayzilla, kaboogie, SeanG, Tall Paul, Lucy, Caryn, cklequ, Nate, Jessica, Josey, and all others tuned in today. Special thanks to amEdeo for handling board-op duties. Downtown Soulville next. Starting on Monday is the annual W F M U Marathon - the two week fundraising drive - during which my co-hosts will be Keili (next week) and Scott Williams (in two weeks) and when I will be joining as co-host/MC both amEdeo and Bill Mac. Thanks! Have a great weekend.
	7:56pm Tall Paul: Hi Caryn good to hear, congrats on another year in a week and a half. Good you are keeing busy and sorry to hear you are not well.Yes I am well chling with the BJ on the radio
	7:57pm Tall Paul: Yo Bill, thanks for a dope show and for dropping some dope classics
	7:58pm Tall Paul: Wishing everyone a great weekend have a good one Peace, One Love
	7:58pm Lucy: Thanks for the show!

Put The Needle On The Record with Billy Jam: Playlist from March 1, 2013

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March 1, 2013: Put The Needle On The Records, Tapes, and Reel To Reels

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	New	Approx. start time
Prince Paul	The World's A Stage (A Dramady)	Psychoanalysis: What Is It?
Pharcyde	Ya Mama "Ya Mama" by "Pharcyde"				0:01:40 (Pop-up)
Latryx	Call To Arms "Call To Arms" by "Latryx"	Disconnection EP	2012	*	0:05:53 (Pop-up)
Aesop Rock	N.Y. Electric "N.Y. Electric" by "Aesop Rock"	Bazooka Tooth			0:09:46 (Pop-up)
Akkezdet Phiai	06-1-996-2010 "06-1-996-2010" by "Akkezdet Phiai"	Kottazűr			0:14:06 (Pop-up)
The Coup	Dig It (Remix) "Dig It (Remix)" by "The Coup"				0:17:08 (Pop-up)
Defari feat. Phil Tha Agony & Tha Alkaholiks	Likwit Connection	Focused Daily			0:21:13 (Pop-up)
The Black Opera	Gods Camera (prod. Rhettmatic & SlopFunkDust)	Overture			0:26:03 (Pop-up)
Grand Invincible	Winter 365 "Winter 365" by "Grand Invincible"	7" single			0:30:01 (Pop-up)
Lunitic	Celtic Funk (feat Ri Ra) "Celtic Funk (feat Ri Ra)" by "Lunitic"				0:33:11 (Pop-up)
ATCQ	Skypager "Skypager" by "ATCQ"	The Low End Theory			0:36:56 (Pop-up)
Justin Warfield	Live From The Opium Den	My Field Trip To Planet 9			0:41:25 (Pop-up)
Substantial	Resilient (Marcus D Remix)	Home Is Where The Art Is	2013	*	0:44:02 (Pop-up)
DJ Sun	Brown Brother (feat. Tim Ruiz)	One Hundred	2013	*	0:48:21 (Pop-up)
AmpLive	Nudez (feat. Too $hort & MC Zumbi)	Rainydayz Remixes			0:50:39 (Pop-up)
UMC	Blue Cheese "Blue Cheese" by "UMC"				0:52:47 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Dobie	Time Is Running Out "Time Is Running Out" by "Dobie"				0:56:44 (Pop-up)
Loden	Unpaid Waver "Unpaid Waver" by "Loden"	Buggy			0:57:46 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:02pm Nate: Rules!
	7:03pm kim and jayzilla: You asked for it, you got it, listening live from the loverly state of NJ!
	7:04pm Lucy: For anyone who's familiar with Rebel Diaz, their community art space in the Bronx was raided by police and they have been evicted. There's a rally going on right now.
	7:04pm Josey: haven't heard this one in a minute - a classic!
	7:04pm anne: i musta played this pharcyde cassette 100x in 1993 in my dorm room in seattle
	7:05pm seang: I'm ready to party
	7:06pm kaboogie: Locked in from Dublin. Nice one Billy!
	7:06pm Josey: South Bronx community center Rebel Diaz Arts Collective (RDACBX) shut down by Federal marshals and NYPD. Rally to be held denouncing lockout and forced eviction. March 1, 2013- After a violent daytime raid yesterday, Thursday, February 28, 2013, on the warehouse turned arts space at 478 Austin Place in the Bronx, members of Hip-Hop community center RDACBX are denouncing their forced eviction at a rally to be held at 6pm today in front of their locked out building. The building landowner, local commercial developer Marc Pagostin of Austin Property Corp., had for months stalled negotiations on a new agreement with the RDACBX after the group's original lease expired this past November. Despite diverse support for RDACBX from local politicians, churches, and community organizations in the area, Austin Property Corp. eventually refused to renew the lease, citing concerns about the group's political murals, and prompting the surprise eviction yesterday. "The violent actions taken yesterday are an attack on young people, artists, and Hip Hop culture," says RDACBX co-founder RodStarz. "In a time where budget cuts, stop and frisk, and gentrification are affecting our communities, it's a shame we are being treated like criminals. There is no justification for this eviction." Karen Louviere, 19, a past participant in RDACBX youth programs, expressed her disappointment at the violent shutdown of the space. "They came in with armed officers into what is supposed to be a safe space for the community. A space that has served as an alternative for young people in the area, helping develop their talents in a positive way." The internationally renowned RDACBX, host to weekly cultural performances and educational workshops, had recently announced plans for the creation of the Richie Perez Radical Library, as well as the continuation of their widely recognized Boogie Mics open mic series, and the SxSBX Hip-Hop Festival. "Despite the violent removal of RDACBX from its space, RDACBX will continue to work on its development, as it strives to be a resource for the community. There is a need for this organization to exist in The South Bronx," says Claudia De La Cruz, a member of the collective. What: Press Conference/ Rally to Defend Rebel Diaz Art Collective When: Friday, March 1st, 2013 at 6pm. Where: 478 Austin Place, Bronx NY 10455 Train: 6 to E. 149th St. Buses: BX17 or BX 19
	7:08pm Lucy: http://rdacbx.blogspot.com/?m=1
	7:14pm Tall Paul: Its amazing what people in power will do to stop people from being creative. Instead of thanking/congratulating them for bringing peace to the community they decide to eject them in a violent way. Is this the life we want children to grow up in?
	7:15pm Tall Paul: Yo Bill, tuning in from the captial D the home country
	7:20pm Nate: Erin go Bragh!
	7:21pm Lucy: @Tall Paul, its the unscrupulous money hoarders, only property and power matters to them.
	7:21pm Nate: Oakland fo evaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
	7:22pm Nate: With you on Defari, Jam!
	7:23pm cklequ: @Tall Paul: Amazing and depressing, creativity has no monetary value..
	7:24pm Tall Paul: Agree with you all on this. The money will always rule unfortunately
	7:25pm Josey: Big money rules at the expense of art and the good of the community - same old story - sadly
	7:26pm Tall Paul: Yo Bill really feeling and enjoying the tunes. Any chance of some Paris or P.E? A bit of X-Clan if you have some too
	7:27pm Tall Paul: Any Poor Righteous Teachers?
	7:27pm kaboogie: Baysht of a tune!
	7:28pm Lucy: This type of thing has happened to so many places I know around the country. Not always violent, but always for money, at least in principle. Rebel Diaz are rad folks with a good fan base so I doubt they will not fight back.
	7:29pm Lucy: And love to billy for another slammin show!
	7:31pm Billy Jam: thanks Lucy, Kaboogie, Tall Paul Nate, Kim & Jay and all tuned in today - Paul will try and get to those requests but may not since they might not fit this flow
	7:32pm Tall Paul: Yo Bill really feeling this beat great to hod the head to. Nice scratchiiiiiiinnnnnnnnnnngggggggggggggggg
	7:32pm Billy Jam: this one featuring Eons One who usually tunes in this show live - and Luke Sick - outta da Bay
	7:33pm Tall Paul: This is very Paris
	7:34pm Josey: I was thinking same thing - that it sounded like Paris' flow
	7:35pm kaboogie: Tune! Gwan the RíRá! RIP Lunitic
	7:35pm Tall Paul: Getting to the Irish fonk flava always love this tune R.I.P Lunatic
	7:36pm Billy Jam: more of that Irish hip-hop with the late great Lunitic feat. the greatest emcee in Irish hip hop history Ri Ra - both former guests on this show on WFMU live remotes from Dublin and Galway respectively
	7:36pm Tall Paul: Gwan Kaboogie get down
	7:38pm kaboogie: Fair play Tall Paul!
	7:38pm Tall Paul: Old skool tribe can never go wrong, what a classic album
	7:40pm Tall Paul: Yo Kaboogie in case you don't know Homeboy Sandman is playing the Sugar Club Leeson st on the 9th of March. Gotta love Choicecuts
	7:41pm kaboogie: Bigtime. A Proper classic. Ah class ... nice one for the heads-up on Sandman, Tall Paul. Yea, Choice Cuts always got the tasty bookings alright.
	7:43pm Tall Paul: This album is getting a lot of play lately I think my homie DJ Laz-E played a track from it last week on his show. Another classic
	7:43pm Jessica: Wheee!
	7:45pm Nate: Keili and Billy Jam! Next week! Can't wait!
	7:46pm Tall Paul: Nice sax break great tune
	7:51pm Caryn: This is making computer work fly by! Great show as usual, BJ!
	7:52pm kaboogie: Tune!
	7:52pm Josey: yeah Radiohead!
	7:52pm Tall Paul: Hi Caryn, how are things?
	7:54pm Tall Paul: What a classic tune I loved the UMC's back in the day
	7:54pm Caryn: @Tall Paul: fine. Sick, unemployed, but keeping busy. A week and a half until my birthday. Looking forward to celebrating during the Marathon.
	7:54pm Caryn: & you, Tall Paul?
	7:56pm Billy Jam: Thanks Anne, Kim & Jayzilla, kaboogie, SeanG, Tall Paul, Lucy, Caryn, cklequ, Nate, Jessica, Josey, and all others tuned in today. Special thanks to amEdeo for handling board-op duties. Downtown Soulville next. Starting on Monday is the annual W F M U Marathon - the two week fundraising drive - during which my co-hosts will be Keili (next week) and Scott Williams (in two weeks) and when I will be joining as co-host/MC both amEdeo and Bill Mac. Thanks! Have a great weekend.
	7:56pm Tall Paul: Hi Caryn good to hear, congrats on another year in a week and a half. Good you are keeing busy and sorry to hear you are not well.Yes I am well chling with the BJ on the radio
	7:57pm Tall Paul: Yo Bill, thanks for a dope show and for dropping some dope classics
	7:58pm Tall Paul: Wishing everyone a great weekend have a good one Peace, One Love
	7:58pm Lucy: Thanks for the show!

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