WFMU: Music from Daddy's Hideaway: Playlist from May 22, 2013

Listener comments!
	9:03pm BDR: Happy 200, Richard. So, you sub instead of cool trip to Barca, DH?
	9:06pm amEdeo: YEAAAAH. Mah jam.
	9:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Guten Abend! & Sun Ra - b. May 22, 1914 - same day of the year.
	9:08pm dvx: Guten Abend indeed - Wagner is everywhere here this year.
	9:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 200th is big.
	9:10pm dvx: Not everyone is enthused, however.
	9:10pm tim: Howdy, anybody.
	9:11pm Loretta: Hi all....
	9:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wagner's portrayal in 'Lisztomania' is certainly interesting...
	9:15pm dvx: Interesting that the Cyrillic seems to negate the option of favoriting the song.
	9:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...needs a red star? : p ...
	9:16pm fleep: Hey, tim, good to see you back on the air. Got a handful of MfDH's on my mp3 player, a fresh one is welcome.
	9:18pm G: One of Steve Howe's first great solos.
	9:18pm dvx: Just thought I'd mention that this is a great set. @RR Good one!
	9:19pm G: Guitar tone slices like a knife.
	9:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: en.wikipedia.org...
	9:19pm tim: @dvx: I notice it also comes up as cyber-gibberish in the "Songs Played" pages. Maybe a note to Kenzo is in order.
	9:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - all true, but 'White Bicycle' ends up on every Psych Compliation. Tomorrow's got other great tunes you never hear.
	9:24pm G: Claremont Lake, RR63. Incredible tone in the solo. It was a b side. And so many great compositions. The Beatles Revolution came after Tomorrow's song of that name.
	9:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: "Hallucinations" is my fave.
	9:24pm Uncle Michael: Let's not forget Nazareth's version of White Bicycle...hello folks.
	9:25pm dvx: @tim I guess the system isn't set up for that. Sluchaynost' would be the transliteration, if that helps anyone.
	9:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - & a tribute to the free 'anarchistic' White Bikes of Amsterdam, my understanding...
	9:27pm tim: And "sluchainost" translates as "randomness" with a hint of existential despair... It was pretty big hit in the Soviet Union.
	9:28pm fleep: Someone wanted more Tomorrow and got it.
	9:29pm tim: It was in the cards.
	9:31pm G: mhm :)
	9:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I quite enjoyed & learned a lot from - 'How the Beatles Rocked the Kremlin' : www.youtube.com...
	9:33pm dvx: Good song, anyway. I'll have to ask my Russian friends if they know it.
	9:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I am quite curious about the Plastic People of the Universe: en.wikipedia.org... - Sound & Pepper - ??
	9:38pm G: from Tim's playlist page's description of tonight's show: A tidepool of complex molecular ferment is promised. Bring an enemy!
	9:38pm Loretta: @RRN63 ~ interesting youtube link. I'll be up late tonight!
	9:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: PBS, that's all. Haven't found 'John Lennon's Jukebox' on there yet to watch - suspect Copyright prob.s - but that's great too. - O' Mighty Bomb!
	9:45pm Holly in NC: Oh man, I'm missing The Jazz Butcher (or, rather DID miss). Bummer!
	9:47pm G: Wow! a rare FMU Frances Gumm spotting!
	9:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a world full of poo - & one station w/ an overabundance of great DJ's...sigh...
	9:51pm Uncle Michael: a surfeit
	9:52pm tim: a windfall...
	9:52pm P-90: The Tomorrow song was originally titled "Claramont Lake", no one is quite sure how the name got changed to Claremont Lake" on some reissues/compilations. Steve likes to tell how he met Frank Zappa in London, and the moment they were introduced, Frank said: "Wow, Steve from Tomorrow? Claramont lake is a great record, I really like that guitar solo!" Steve says it made him feel like maybe he'd really arrived, to be "liked" by no less a personage than FZ, already a big star when Steve was just breaking in.
	9:52pm fleep: a cornucopia
	9:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - surfeit: c'est Francais por un petit Surfer - n'est pas - ?...
	9:53pm P-90: a piquant bounty
	9:54pm Uncle Michael: non
	9:55pm G: oui oui oui a louer homme
	9:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - I can see a similarity in Zappa & Howe styles - the 'clipped' tone that G described already (Frank called a technique he used his 'bagpipe' style) - & blues-based but going elsewhere...not real articulate about it here...
	9:56pm P-90: gotcha
	9:59pm john: My gawd, that song was amazing
	10:03pm G: @RR: Zappa loved the Claremont Lake (or Claramount Lake; albums vary) solo on the B Side of White Bicycle. See Howe's recollection about meeting Zappa and Zappa saying just that, back in the actual Tomorrow days of 67-68. The whole interview is Howe discussing Tomorrow in the late 90s: nfte.org...
	10:05pm P-90: "...back in the actual Tomorrow days" haha
	10:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cheers. ...Just the fact that these guys were pretty familiar w/ seeing Hendrix @ close range regularly...
	10:07pm Kathy: omg
	10:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...loox like you put Sitar & Mormon on the same line...
	10:10pm fleep: Hasa Diga Eebowai is the best song, but you can't play it on broadcast air. Maybe not even the stream.
	10:13pm Loretta: @G ~ good info. thanks for the link.
	10:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yes, G - having a read to this soundtrack...
	10:17pm tim: @ Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thanks. Yikes.
	10:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - this is great as a variation because George Martin didn't arrange 'She's Leaving Home' (it's okay as it is)...
	10:18pm Loretta: very nice
	10:20pm G: @Loretta: Mike Tiano (the Notes from the Edge interviewer there) has been the premier Yes interviewer and allround expert since at least the 90s. He has even shown up as a writer of some Yes liner notes in the last decade or so.
	10:22pm 12539: I miss the EFD theme song, but otherwise Tim you're doing the usual fine job.
	10:26pm P-90: RIP Bob Moog
	10:30pm Stevel: PIL to Mocedades. GOD I love WFMU.
	10:30pm Uncle Michael: 1973 Eurovison winner.
	10:31pm P-90: This actually broke through to the top ten (#1?), it was all over the top 40 radio stations.
	10:31pm G: Was just gonna say, Mike. I was living in the UK in 73, and it got publicity there.
	10:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Was there an English-lang. version?
	10:33pm Uncle Michael: I've done a show of Eurovision hits...was thinking about maybe doing a set on Friday.
	10:33pm G: OK, more Howe :p This song title was a slam on a prior manager, who got 5% despite not working for them any more
	10:34pm Uncle Michael: I've heard an English translation. Eres Tu was allegedly plagiarized from the 1966 Yugoslavian entry,
	10:36pm P-90: @RR: It actually became a hit in the US in Spanish, just as it is. They appeared on Bandstand, Midnight Special, the whole deal.
	10:36pm tim: Tempest in a Slovenian teapot...
	10:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Right - it's strange to be almost 50 & only partly remember these things...
	10:38pm P-90: Remember what things?
	10:38pm Uncle Michael: 1973, I was still pretty steeped in top 40, even as I was beginning to listen to other things.
	10:39pm dvx: Eurovision hasn't been the same since most entries started to sing in English.
	10:40pm Stevel: I was a huge top 40 listener in the early 70s. Taped hours on my cassette recorder.
	10:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - well - hearing Oldies formats enuff (restaurants & such) - I came to the conclusion that I don't hate Top40 - I just took the Left Road around mid-1970s when Punk as We Now Know It began (Ramones shoulda been Top40 &tc.)...
	10:41pm P-90: Still got those airchecks? What city/stations?
	10:41pm ottovonbqe: P-90 needs to get with the program.
	10:41pm Stevel: Aw shucks, Tim. You're OK in my book too!
	10:42pm Ike: Добрый вечер! Good to hear you back on, Tim.
	10:42pm Uncle Michael: Man I like this Fever Tree track.
	10:43pm Loretta: I always loved this one! SF rocks
	10:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - I had an older sibling (one of the classic situations) - so I was spoonfed an awful lot - & thus spared the embarassment of looking back & seeing what poo I was into...
	10:46pm Loretta: I have a younger brother & he was got dragged to the Village every weekend to hear & see some new stuff.
	10:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - well - I'm from (& back in) smalltown NorthNewEngland - so Music was never a Social thing for me - all thru the Media...I'm an introvert anyhow...
	10:51pm tim: Yo IKE!
	10:51pm G: "Pierrot in Love/Passion". nice to hear Brasilian Portuguese accents so often on FMU
	10:52pm G: acabou chorando -- ended up crying. they love the sad love song, they do
	10:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Anybody know that 3-disc Tropicalia collection w/ the white-ish cover?
	10:55pm G: "Yellow River" by "Milton" as they call him down there!
	10:56pm fleep: An only child, offspring of someone in retail. Earliest record collection was free demos from the store that nobody else wanted. I learned to like music no one had ever heard of, because I liked it, not because it was popular. And now I'm here.
	10:58pm G: I too cassette taped the top 30 countdowns off CKLW in the early 70s before moving away. Who had money to buy everything in prepubescence as part of a six-kid family.
	11:00pm G: Gas it up!
	11:00pm P-90: @G: Yeah, I was just thinking the same thing about the strong Brazilian music presence here. More evidence of the uber-hipness that is WFMU. Gaylord plays some wild Brazilian stuff sometimes. Also: thanks for posting the link to the Howe interview re: the psychedelic era. I was too lazy to find it. NFTE is nifty!
	11:00pm Uncle Michael: The Mason Williams was a staple of my mom's turntable.
	11:01pm G: NFTE was a mailed fanzine may back when, became an internet email and website by the mid 90s. Great resource for the Yes hardcores
	11:02pm P-90: Howe always describes this song as a major influence.
	11:02pm G: may = way, i need more sleep :p
	11:02pm G: true dat p nine oh
	11:02pm Stevel: Classical Gas has always been slightly eerie for me. It was popular on the radio when I was very young, sitting in the basement with my parents during tornado warnings in Kansas City MO.
	11:03pm G: Classical windstorm
	11:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: fleep: reminds me of Phillip Glass about himself in a doc. Mojo Comments on buying Tropicalia - might be worth reading for me anyhow - dunno : www.mojo4music.com...
	11:03pm Uncle Michael: I'm a stone's throw from there Stevel.
	11:04pm G: or, about as far as an F5 can blow a stone
	11:05pm Uncle Michael: I'm always on the verge of an Os Mutantes binge.
	11:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - read about M.Williams in SmothersBros. book...
	11:05pm Stevel: Indiana has its share of rough weather, but nothing like out that way.
	11:05pm Uncle Michael: @G: a friend of mine found debris from the OK tornado in his yard this morning.
	11:06pm Uncle Michael: There's a Smothers book? Well of course there is. Is it good?
	11:07pm Ike: "Classical Gas" reminded me of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy for some reason. Did the Eagles rip that off for "Journey of the Sorcerer," which was the Hitchhiker's Guide theme?
	11:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - thing that just hit this week - funnel was a mile & 1/2 wide they say. I'm speechless.
	11:07pm Uncle Michael: My favorite thing from this soundtrack is Fowl Owl onn the Prowl.
	11:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's 'Dangerously Funny' : www.amazon.com... - & on YouTube you can see George Harrison stopping in on SmothersBros. just to say 'keep trying to get past the censors', & things like that...
	11:12pm Stevel: As a newspaper photog, covering tornado aftermath was always fascinating. I ALWAYS saw something I'd never seen before, even after smaller storms. Physics.
	11:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Townshend says it's headphones that did for his hearing - not being the 1st guy w/ a 6" amp.
	11:13pm Uncle Michael: Steve, you're from KC and you're a shooter? We have to know some of the same people. What region do you work in?
	11:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 6' - foot amp...
	11:16pm G: Noel R. made traditional Rio samba urban and political back in the 30s. Died in his 20s. he's the OG underlying bossa nova and tropicalia later ion in 60s/70s
	11:18pm fleep: Has the building in the picture been identified?
	11:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Joy Division got their name from the whoring section of the Nazi death camps - anybody didn't actually / unironically know...
	11:19pm P-90: Is that the new WFMU studio? Just askin
	11:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...need to know basis... - Japan?
	11:22pm G: Mount Fuji???
	11:22pm tim: The building is the top housing of a "rope way" or cable car, over Hakone, a resort area in Japan, about 2-3 hours drive from Tokyo. The top of the mountain (not Fuji) was once owned by a Seibu CEO, later disgraced. And that's Mt Fuji in the background, for scale.
	11:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - topography looks Japanese - but lettering?
	11:22pm Uncle Michael: TinEye couldn't identify it.
	11:23pm P-90: @RR: That is in fact Japanese "kana."
	11:24pm Holly in NC: TinEye has been rather useless recently, don't know why. Just too many images, I guess!
	11:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - he had a tidy little view of the Sacred Mt. ...
	11:24pm Uncle Michael: That building had to have been a stunning eyesore the day they cut the ribbon.
	11:24pm G: Probably everyone knows, but it's a typical Japanese visual arts thing to build a scene with Fuji in the background in some interesting or fraught way
	11:24pm fleep: That explains the wacky architecture, ty.
	11:25pm tim: Wacky, and decrepit as hell. Those Yugoslavian war monuments tinyurl.com... got nothing on this!
	11:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - you mean they Paste Fuji in the picture, or just like it in the frame that way?...
	11:26pm Uncle Michael: You can see the part to the right houses the wheelhouse and those angle bits are anchors. The cable runs from the other side of the building.
	11:26pm P-90: Yeah, its a weird mix of styles, and it's reminiscent of postwar iron curtain stuff.
	11:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - & would have to be quake proof nonetheless?...So much for Feng Shui, I should think...
	11:28pm G: Imperial Gizzard? Virtus non stemma is Latin for Virtue (or in the older sense literally manliness), Not Ancestry (i.e., I may not be from a prominent old family, but I got it goin.')
	11:29pm tim: Ministry of Construction, aka Ministry of Concrete... there's a lot of brutal, soviet-looking architecture in Japan.
	11:30pm P-90: Quake-proof, but alas, not Godzilla-proof.
	11:31pm G: With photoshop who knows, RR. But painters would get Fuji in the background (whether by painting from a spot where it was, or by taking artistic license), thus adding gravitas, making a comment, ironizing, etc., because of all the meanings Fuji carries in Japan.
	11:32pm tim: I took this photo, ferchrissakes. That's Fuji-san.
	11:33pm G: You'd never photoshop, Tim. Virtus. :p I was talking about Fuji in visual art generally.
	11:33pm Holly in NC: Loving all the frisky flute, as well as G's knowledge.
	11:33pm P-90: @Tim: No S#!T ?!
	11:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - deffo this Corporate guy's perch...
	11:36pm tim: I could possibly Photoshop... but in this case I did not. You have no reason to trust my word, of course.
	11:36pm G: fwiw, "The current kanji for Mount Fuji, 富 and 士, mean "wealth" or "abundant" and "a man with a certain status" respectively. "
	11:38pm G: Were you thinking about Fuji-in-background art/culture baggage in taking it, or as you said using it for scale and orientation? Feel free to give your word or not :p
	11:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - what w/ several kinds of Kewlness coming out of Japan - & w/ our own financial disaster & Corporate nasties - I guess it's been easy to forget how seriously Corporate & goal-oriented Japanese society is... - How could you be there & not put Fuji in?
	11:40pm Uncle Michael: I understand they like to put Mt. Fuji into the background of photographs of Mt. Fuji.
	11:41pm dvx: Tim, thanks for the great show - hope to hear from you again soon!
	11:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HaHa! ...look: __/ \__
	11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I am a fan in one, Sir. - Grazzi.
	11:43pm P-90: @tim: It's a hell of a nice composition, in any case. Fuji is kind of small, lurking o the horizon, not majestically looming per usual. So: you could say the diminished symbol of Fuji resonates with the mundane, decrepit, industrial structure to evoke the loss of tradition and cultural strength in Japan. Or: not.
	11:44pm tim: Thanks everybody. One more mic break and at midnight, I go to clean the toilets. Happily.
	11:45pm fleep: RRN Check the archive, there's more. And many pictures of Gabrielle Drake.
	11:47pm P-90: Thanks for a top-notch show! Come back soon! Wear rubber gloves when you scrub them toilets!
	11:47pm Uncle Michael: Thanks tim. I like your hideaway.
	11:48pm G: Porcelain loves company!
	11:50pm G: Agni's Day -- Indian Fire Holiday (j/k)
	11:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The UFO girl - that's Nick Drake's sister - ?! It's obvious once you know...
	11:54pm P-90: Wait, what? Which UFO girl?
	11:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Things Behind the Sun indeed...he'd have inside information...
	11:56pm tim: tinyurl.com...
	11:56pm 12539: Thanks, Tim.
	11:58pm P-90: "Gay Ellis", right? N. Drake's sister? The things you learn on this board...
	11:58pm fleep: Thanks, tim. Another keeper.
	11:58pm northguineahills: go the last half hour, cool!
	11:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - or : 4.bp.blogspot.com... ...Nick Drake's sister naked...it's too much...
	11:59pm northguineahills: *got
	11:59pm G: not naked, you fibber :p just torso-emphasizing
	12:00am P-90: Not naked enough, but I'll take what I can get...
	12:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - some are nekkid...

Music from Daddy's Hideaway: Playlist from May 22, 2013

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Ernest Ansermet - Richard Wagner	Götterdämmerung - Siegfried's Funeral March	Ansermet Conducts Wagner	London	1964	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Moody Blues	In The Beginning "In The Beginning" by "The Moody Blues"	On The Threshold of a Dream	Deram	1969	0:06:15 (Pop-up)
The Moody Blues	Lovely To See You	On The Threshold of a Dream	Deram	1969	0:08:38 (Pop-up)
Anna German	Случайность	Single	Melodiya	1974	0:11:50 (Pop-up)
Tomorrow Featuring Keith West	My White Bicycle	Tomorrow	Parlaphone	1968	0:15:26 (Pop-up)
Roddy McDowall	The Beast Man "The Beast Man" by "Roddy McDowall"	Beneath the Planet of the Apes OST	Amos	1970	0:19:13 (Pop-up)
The Jazz Butcher	The Jazz Butcher Vs The Prime Minister	Bloody Nonsense	Big Time	1986	0:19:18 (Pop-up)
Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie	You, Yes, You, You, You	A Bit of Fry & Laurie	BBC	1992	0:21:52 (Pop-up)
Tomorrow Featuring Keith West	Revolution	Tomorrow	Parlaphone	1968	0:24:09 (Pop-up)
The Jazz Butcher	Death Dentist "Death Dentist" by "The Jazz Butcher"	Bloody Nonsense	Big Time	1986	0:28:05 (Pop-up)
ccc	Cracked Pepper "Cracked Pepper" by "ccc"	Cracked Pepper	ccc	2007	0:31:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jazz-ansamblj 'Balalaika'	Dihanije	La Musique Sovietique - From Palanga to Gurzufa - L’ete 69	Melodiya	1969	0:36:06 (Pop-up)
Earle Hagen	The Mod Squad Theme "The Mod Squad Theme" by "Earle Hagen"	None	ABC-Paramount	1968	0:42:06 (Pop-up)
Judy Garland	Over The Rainbow (Partial Take)	The Wizard of Oz: The Deluxe Edition	Rhino	1995	0:43:02 (Pop-up)
Neil Bucannon	Praying for rain "Praying for rain" by "Neil Bucannon"	Community Skratch Music Volume 4	CSM	2013	0:43:38 (Pop-up)
Jamaican Queens	Kids Get Away "Kids Get Away" by "Jamaican Queens"	Wormfood	Notown	2013	0:46:21 (Pop-up)
Death Songs	Overdose "Overdose" by "Death Songs"	Sung Inside A House	Death Songs	2013	0:49:56 (Pop-up)
Leonard Rosenman	March Of The Apes	Beneath the Planet of the Apes OST	Amos	1970	0:54:29 (Pop-up)
Vince Mack Mongrul	Johnny Dreams Heavy Bout Bass	Community Skratch Music Volume 4	CSM	2013	0:58:01 (Pop-up)
Chim Kothari	La Playa "La Playa" by "Chim Kothari"	The Sound Of Sitar	Deram	1966	1:02:18 (Pop-up)
Cast	Hello! "Hello!" by "Cast"	The Book of Mormon	Ghostlight	2011	1:14:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jazz-ansamblj 'Balalaika'	Dihanije	La Musique Sovietique - From Palanga to Gurzufa - L’ete 69	Melodiya	1969	1:07:29 (Pop-up)
Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark	This Is Helena	Dazzle Ships	Virgin	1983	1:12:14 (Pop-up)
ccc	She's Slipping "She's Slipping" by "ccc"	Cracked Pepper	ccc	2007	1:14:09 (Pop-up)
Emil Richards	Emerald (May) "Emerald (May)" by "Emil Richards"	Psychedelic Percussion - Stones	UNI	1966	1:18:34 (Pop-up)
Analfabites	The Sun Keeps Shining	Compacto Duplo	RCA	1969	1:21:00 (Pop-up)
Bob Moog	Envelope Follower "Envelope Follower" by "Bob Moog"	Unknown	Unknown		1:24:15 (Pop-up)
Public Image Ltd.	The Flowers of Romance	The Flowers of Romance	Warner Bros.	1981	1:24:34 (Pop-up)
Mocedades	Eres Tú "Eres Tú" by "Mocedades"	Coleccion Original: Mocedades	Sony	1998	1:27:30 (Pop-up)
Yes	Five Per Cent For Nothing "Five Per Cent For Nothing" by "Yes"	Fragile	Atlantic	1971	1:30:54 (Pop-up)
Booka Shade	Night Falls (Larry Gold's 'Night Falls Over Philly' String Version)	Cinematic Shades (The Slow Songs)	Get Physical Music	2008	1:31:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jazz-ansamblj 'Balalaika'	Dihanije	La Musique Sovietique - From Palanga to Gurzufa - L’ete 69	Melodiya	1969	1:35:19 (Pop-up)
Fever Tree	San Francisco Girls (Return of the Native)	San Francisco Girls	MCA	1967	1:40:07 (Pop-up)
Barbatuques	Capuera "Capuera" by "Barbatuques"	Corpo Do Som	MCD World	2002	1:44:21 (Pop-up)
The Sorrows	Pioggia sul Tuo Viso "Pioggia sul Tuo Viso" by "The Sorrows"	Come imparai ad amare le donne	RCA Italiana	1966	1:45:55 (Pop-up)
Maria Bethânia	Pierrot Apaixonado	Grandes Autores da MPB Noel Rosa	Philips	1998	1:48:19 (Pop-up)
Milton Nascimento	Rio Vermelho "Rio Vermelho" by "Milton Nascimento"	Courage	A&M	1969	1:50:43 (Pop-up)
Jackie Lynton	La Ballata di Hank McCain, Part 1	Canto Morricone Vol. 2 - Western Songs & Ballads	Bear Family	1998	1:54:01 (Pop-up)
Jason Falkner	I Will "I Will" by "Jason Falkner"	Bedtime With The Beatles: Part Two	Adrenalin Records	2008	1:56:11 (Pop-up)
Mason Williams	Classical Gas "Classical Gas" by "Mason Williams"	The Mason Williams Phonograph Record	Warner Bros.	1968	1:58:27 (Pop-up)
Quincy Jones	They Call Me Mr. Tibbs! (Main Title)	In The Heat Of The Night / They Call Me Mister Tibbs	Rykodisc	1970	2:01:32 (Pop-up)
Radio Stars	No Russians in Russia	The Chiswick Story	Chiswick	1975	2:06:04 (Pop-up)
Alex Gopher	Houhouhouhouhouhouhouhou	Est-ce une gopher party baby?	Go 4 Music	1996	2:09:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jazz-ansamblj 'Balalaika'	Dihanije	La Musique Sovietique - From Palanga to Gurzufa - L’ete 69	Melodiya	1969	2:09:36 (Pop-up)
The Dining Rooms	Found Footage "Found Footage" by "The Dining Rooms"	Etage Noir Slo Mo Collection Volume One	Etage Noir Recordings	2011	2:16:34 (Pop-up)
Quincy Jones with Bill Cosby	Glimmer - Bedrock (John Digweed & Nick Muir)	The New Mixes, Vol. 1	Concord Jazz	2004	2:22:07 (Pop-up)
Lalo Schifrin	Agnus Dei "Agnus Dei" by "Lalo Schifrin"	Verve Jazzclub: Mission Impossible And Other Thrilling Themes	Verve	2008	2:27:23 (Pop-up)
Elmer Bernstein	The Hard Bondage "The Hard Bondage" by "Elmer Bernstein"	The Ten Commandments (soundtrack)	Paramount	1956	2:32:55 (Pop-up)
Andre Previn	Executive Party Dance	Rollerball (Original Soundtrack Recording)	UA	1975	2:33:49 (Pop-up)
Jadranka Stojakovic & Miroslav Tadic	Kad ja podjoh na Bentbasu	Sarajevo Love Songs	Piranha Germany	2007	2:36:54 (Pop-up)
Luluc	Things Behind The Sun "Things Behind The Sun" by "Luluc"	Way to Blue: The Songs of Nick Drake	StorySound	2013	2:40:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jazz-ansamblj 'Balalaika'	Dihanije	La Musique Sovietique - From Palanga to Gurzufa - L’ete 69	Melodiya	1969	2:45:02 (Pop-up)
Peter Thomas Sound Orchester	Space-Patrol (Raumpatrouille)	Raumpatrouille - The Complete Music	Polyphon	1966	2:49:00 (Pop-up)
Johnny Winter	Gone For Bad "Gone For Bad" by "Johnny Winter"	The Johnny Winter Story Vol. 1 (1959-1967)	P-Vine Japan	1988	2:50:46 (Pop-up)
Paddy Kingsland	Vespucci "Vespucci" by "Paddy Kingsland"	Fourth Dimension - BBC Radiophonic Workshop	BBC Recordings	1973	2:52:41 (Pop-up)
ccc	Cracked Pepper (Reprise) "Cracked Pepper (Reprise)" by "ccc"	Cracked Pepper	ccc	2007	2:55:42 (Pop-up)

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	9:03pm BDR: Happy 200, Richard. So, you sub instead of cool trip to Barca, DH?
	9:06pm amEdeo: YEAAAAH. Mah jam.
	9:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Guten Abend! & Sun Ra - b. May 22, 1914 - same day of the year.
	9:08pm dvx: Guten Abend indeed - Wagner is everywhere here this year.
	9:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 200th is big.
	9:10pm dvx: Not everyone is enthused, however.
	9:10pm tim: Howdy, anybody.
	9:11pm Loretta: Hi all....
	9:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wagner's portrayal in 'Lisztomania' is certainly interesting...
	9:15pm dvx: Interesting that the Cyrillic seems to negate the option of favoriting the song.
	9:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...needs a red star? : p ...
	9:16pm fleep: Hey, tim, good to see you back on the air. Got a handful of MfDH's on my mp3 player, a fresh one is welcome.
	9:18pm G: One of Steve Howe's first great solos.
	9:18pm dvx: Just thought I'd mention that this is a great set. @RR Good one!
	9:19pm G: Guitar tone slices like a knife.
	9:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: en.wikipedia.org...
	9:19pm tim: @dvx: I notice it also comes up as cyber-gibberish in the "Songs Played" pages. Maybe a note to Kenzo is in order.
	9:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - all true, but 'White Bicycle' ends up on every Psych Compliation. Tomorrow's got other great tunes you never hear.
	9:24pm G: Claremont Lake, RR63. Incredible tone in the solo. It was a b side. And so many great compositions. The Beatles Revolution came after Tomorrow's song of that name.
	9:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: "Hallucinations" is my fave.
	9:24pm Uncle Michael: Let's not forget Nazareth's version of White Bicycle...hello folks.
	9:25pm dvx: @tim I guess the system isn't set up for that. Sluchaynost' would be the transliteration, if that helps anyone.
	9:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - & a tribute to the free 'anarchistic' White Bikes of Amsterdam, my understanding...
	9:27pm tim: And "sluchainost" translates as "randomness" with a hint of existential despair... It was pretty big hit in the Soviet Union.
	9:28pm fleep: Someone wanted more Tomorrow and got it.
	9:29pm tim: It was in the cards.
	9:31pm G: mhm :)
	9:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I quite enjoyed & learned a lot from - 'How the Beatles Rocked the Kremlin' : www.youtube.com...
	9:33pm dvx: Good song, anyway. I'll have to ask my Russian friends if they know it.
	9:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I am quite curious about the Plastic People of the Universe: en.wikipedia.org... - Sound & Pepper - ??
	9:38pm G: from Tim's playlist page's description of tonight's show: A tidepool of complex molecular ferment is promised. Bring an enemy!
	9:38pm Loretta: @RRN63 ~ interesting youtube link. I'll be up late tonight!
	9:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: PBS, that's all. Haven't found 'John Lennon's Jukebox' on there yet to watch - suspect Copyright prob.s - but that's great too. - O' Mighty Bomb!
	9:45pm Holly in NC: Oh man, I'm missing The Jazz Butcher (or, rather DID miss). Bummer!
	9:47pm G: Wow! a rare FMU Frances Gumm spotting!
	9:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a world full of poo - & one station w/ an overabundance of great DJ's...sigh...
	9:51pm Uncle Michael: a surfeit
	9:52pm tim: a windfall...
	9:52pm P-90: The Tomorrow song was originally titled "Claramont Lake", no one is quite sure how the name got changed to Claremont Lake" on some reissues/compilations. Steve likes to tell how he met Frank Zappa in London, and the moment they were introduced, Frank said: "Wow, Steve from Tomorrow? Claramont lake is a great record, I really like that guitar solo!" Steve says it made him feel like maybe he'd really arrived, to be "liked" by no less a personage than FZ, already a big star when Steve was just breaking in.
	9:52pm fleep: a cornucopia
	9:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - surfeit: c'est Francais por un petit Surfer - n'est pas - ?...
	9:53pm P-90: a piquant bounty
	9:54pm Uncle Michael: non
	9:55pm G: oui oui oui a louer homme
	9:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - I can see a similarity in Zappa & Howe styles - the 'clipped' tone that G described already (Frank called a technique he used his 'bagpipe' style) - & blues-based but going elsewhere...not real articulate about it here...
	9:56pm P-90: gotcha
	9:59pm john: My gawd, that song was amazing
	10:03pm G: @RR: Zappa loved the Claremont Lake (or Claramount Lake; albums vary) solo on the B Side of White Bicycle. See Howe's recollection about meeting Zappa and Zappa saying just that, back in the actual Tomorrow days of 67-68. The whole interview is Howe discussing Tomorrow in the late 90s: nfte.org...
	10:05pm P-90: "...back in the actual Tomorrow days" haha
	10:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Cheers. ...Just the fact that these guys were pretty familiar w/ seeing Hendrix @ close range regularly...
	10:07pm Kathy: omg
	10:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...loox like you put Sitar & Mormon on the same line...
	10:10pm fleep: Hasa Diga Eebowai is the best song, but you can't play it on broadcast air. Maybe not even the stream.
	10:13pm Loretta: @G ~ good info. thanks for the link.
	10:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yes, G - having a read to this soundtrack...
	10:17pm tim: @ Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thanks. Yikes.
	10:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - this is great as a variation because George Martin didn't arrange 'She's Leaving Home' (it's okay as it is)...
	10:18pm Loretta: very nice
	10:20pm G: @Loretta: Mike Tiano (the Notes from the Edge interviewer there) has been the premier Yes interviewer and allround expert since at least the 90s. He has even shown up as a writer of some Yes liner notes in the last decade or so.
	10:22pm 12539: I miss the EFD theme song, but otherwise Tim you're doing the usual fine job.
	10:26pm P-90: RIP Bob Moog
	10:30pm Stevel: PIL to Mocedades. GOD I love WFMU.
	10:30pm Uncle Michael: 1973 Eurovison winner.
	10:31pm P-90: This actually broke through to the top ten (#1?), it was all over the top 40 radio stations.
	10:31pm G: Was just gonna say, Mike. I was living in the UK in 73, and it got publicity there.
	10:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Was there an English-lang. version?
	10:33pm Uncle Michael: I've done a show of Eurovision hits...was thinking about maybe doing a set on Friday.
	10:33pm G: OK, more Howe :p This song title was a slam on a prior manager, who got 5% despite not working for them any more
	10:34pm Uncle Michael: I've heard an English translation. Eres Tu was allegedly plagiarized from the 1966 Yugoslavian entry,
	10:36pm P-90: @RR: It actually became a hit in the US in Spanish, just as it is. They appeared on Bandstand, Midnight Special, the whole deal.
	10:36pm tim: Tempest in a Slovenian teapot...
	10:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Right - it's strange to be almost 50 & only partly remember these things...
	10:38pm P-90: Remember what things?
	10:38pm Uncle Michael: 1973, I was still pretty steeped in top 40, even as I was beginning to listen to other things.
	10:39pm dvx: Eurovision hasn't been the same since most entries started to sing in English.
	10:40pm Stevel: I was a huge top 40 listener in the early 70s. Taped hours on my cassette recorder.
	10:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - well - hearing Oldies formats enuff (restaurants & such) - I came to the conclusion that I don't hate Top40 - I just took the Left Road around mid-1970s when Punk as We Now Know It began (Ramones shoulda been Top40 &tc.)...
	10:41pm P-90: Still got those airchecks? What city/stations?
	10:41pm ottovonbqe: P-90 needs to get with the program.
	10:41pm Stevel: Aw shucks, Tim. You're OK in my book too!
	10:42pm Ike: Добрый вечер! Good to hear you back on, Tim.
	10:42pm Uncle Michael: Man I like this Fever Tree track.
	10:43pm Loretta: I always loved this one! SF rocks
	10:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - I had an older sibling (one of the classic situations) - so I was spoonfed an awful lot - & thus spared the embarassment of looking back & seeing what poo I was into...
	10:46pm Loretta: I have a younger brother & he was got dragged to the Village every weekend to hear & see some new stuff.
	10:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - well - I'm from (& back in) smalltown NorthNewEngland - so Music was never a Social thing for me - all thru the Media...I'm an introvert anyhow...
	10:51pm tim: Yo IKE!
	10:51pm G: "Pierrot in Love/Passion". nice to hear Brasilian Portuguese accents so often on FMU
	10:52pm G: acabou chorando -- ended up crying. they love the sad love song, they do
	10:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Anybody know that 3-disc Tropicalia collection w/ the white-ish cover?
	10:55pm G: "Yellow River" by "Milton" as they call him down there!
	10:56pm fleep: An only child, offspring of someone in retail. Earliest record collection was free demos from the store that nobody else wanted. I learned to like music no one had ever heard of, because I liked it, not because it was popular. And now I'm here.
	10:58pm G: I too cassette taped the top 30 countdowns off CKLW in the early 70s before moving away. Who had money to buy everything in prepubescence as part of a six-kid family.
	11:00pm G: Gas it up!
	11:00pm P-90: @G: Yeah, I was just thinking the same thing about the strong Brazilian music presence here. More evidence of the uber-hipness that is WFMU. Gaylord plays some wild Brazilian stuff sometimes. Also: thanks for posting the link to the Howe interview re: the psychedelic era. I was too lazy to find it. NFTE is nifty!
	11:00pm Uncle Michael: The Mason Williams was a staple of my mom's turntable.
	11:01pm G: NFTE was a mailed fanzine may back when, became an internet email and website by the mid 90s. Great resource for the Yes hardcores
	11:02pm P-90: Howe always describes this song as a major influence.
	11:02pm G: may = way, i need more sleep :p
	11:02pm G: true dat p nine oh
	11:02pm Stevel: Classical Gas has always been slightly eerie for me. It was popular on the radio when I was very young, sitting in the basement with my parents during tornado warnings in Kansas City MO.
	11:03pm G: Classical windstorm
	11:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: fleep: reminds me of Phillip Glass about himself in a doc. Mojo Comments on buying Tropicalia - might be worth reading for me anyhow - dunno : www.mojo4music.com...
	11:03pm Uncle Michael: I'm a stone's throw from there Stevel.
	11:04pm G: or, about as far as an F5 can blow a stone
	11:05pm Uncle Michael: I'm always on the verge of an Os Mutantes binge.
	11:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - read about M.Williams in SmothersBros. book...
	11:05pm Stevel: Indiana has its share of rough weather, but nothing like out that way.
	11:05pm Uncle Michael: @G: a friend of mine found debris from the OK tornado in his yard this morning.
	11:06pm Uncle Michael: There's a Smothers book? Well of course there is. Is it good?
	11:07pm Ike: "Classical Gas" reminded me of Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy for some reason. Did the Eagles rip that off for "Journey of the Sorcerer," which was the Hitchhiker's Guide theme?
	11:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - thing that just hit this week - funnel was a mile & 1/2 wide they say. I'm speechless.
	11:07pm Uncle Michael: My favorite thing from this soundtrack is Fowl Owl onn the Prowl.
	11:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's 'Dangerously Funny' : www.amazon.com... - & on YouTube you can see George Harrison stopping in on SmothersBros. just to say 'keep trying to get past the censors', & things like that...
	11:12pm Stevel: As a newspaper photog, covering tornado aftermath was always fascinating. I ALWAYS saw something I'd never seen before, even after smaller storms. Physics.
	11:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Townshend says it's headphones that did for his hearing - not being the 1st guy w/ a 6" amp.
	11:13pm Uncle Michael: Steve, you're from KC and you're a shooter? We have to know some of the same people. What region do you work in?
	11:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 6' - foot amp...
	11:16pm G: Noel R. made traditional Rio samba urban and political back in the 30s. Died in his 20s. he's the OG underlying bossa nova and tropicalia later ion in 60s/70s
	11:18pm fleep: Has the building in the picture been identified?
	11:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Joy Division got their name from the whoring section of the Nazi death camps - anybody didn't actually / unironically know...
	11:19pm P-90: Is that the new WFMU studio? Just askin
	11:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...need to know basis... - Japan?
	11:22pm G: Mount Fuji???
	11:22pm tim: The building is the top housing of a "rope way" or cable car, over Hakone, a resort area in Japan, about 2-3 hours drive from Tokyo. The top of the mountain (not Fuji) was once owned by a Seibu CEO, later disgraced. And that's Mt Fuji in the background, for scale.
	11:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - topography looks Japanese - but lettering?
	11:22pm Uncle Michael: TinEye couldn't identify it.
	11:23pm P-90: @RR: That is in fact Japanese "kana."
	11:24pm Holly in NC: TinEye has been rather useless recently, don't know why. Just too many images, I guess!
	11:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - he had a tidy little view of the Sacred Mt. ...
	11:24pm Uncle Michael: That building had to have been a stunning eyesore the day they cut the ribbon.
	11:24pm G: Probably everyone knows, but it's a typical Japanese visual arts thing to build a scene with Fuji in the background in some interesting or fraught way
	11:24pm fleep: That explains the wacky architecture, ty.
	11:25pm tim: Wacky, and decrepit as hell. Those Yugoslavian war monuments tinyurl.com... got nothing on this!
	11:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - you mean they Paste Fuji in the picture, or just like it in the frame that way?...
	11:26pm Uncle Michael: You can see the part to the right houses the wheelhouse and those angle bits are anchors. The cable runs from the other side of the building.
	11:26pm P-90: Yeah, its a weird mix of styles, and it's reminiscent of postwar iron curtain stuff.
	11:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - & would have to be quake proof nonetheless?...So much for Feng Shui, I should think...
	11:28pm G: Imperial Gizzard? Virtus non stemma is Latin for Virtue (or in the older sense literally manliness), Not Ancestry (i.e., I may not be from a prominent old family, but I got it goin.')
	11:29pm tim: Ministry of Construction, aka Ministry of Concrete... there's a lot of brutal, soviet-looking architecture in Japan.
	11:30pm P-90: Quake-proof, but alas, not Godzilla-proof.
	11:31pm G: With photoshop who knows, RR. But painters would get Fuji in the background (whether by painting from a spot where it was, or by taking artistic license), thus adding gravitas, making a comment, ironizing, etc., because of all the meanings Fuji carries in Japan.
	11:32pm tim: I took this photo, ferchrissakes. That's Fuji-san.
	11:33pm G: You'd never photoshop, Tim. Virtus. :p I was talking about Fuji in visual art generally.
	11:33pm Holly in NC: Loving all the frisky flute, as well as G's knowledge.
	11:33pm P-90: @Tim: No S#!T ?!
	11:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - deffo this Corporate guy's perch...
	11:36pm tim: I could possibly Photoshop... but in this case I did not. You have no reason to trust my word, of course.
	11:36pm G: fwiw, "The current kanji for Mount Fuji, 富 and 士, mean "wealth" or "abundant" and "a man with a certain status" respectively. "
	11:38pm G: Were you thinking about Fuji-in-background art/culture baggage in taking it, or as you said using it for scale and orientation? Feel free to give your word or not :p
	11:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - what w/ several kinds of Kewlness coming out of Japan - & w/ our own financial disaster & Corporate nasties - I guess it's been easy to forget how seriously Corporate & goal-oriented Japanese society is... - How could you be there & not put Fuji in?
	11:40pm Uncle Michael: I understand they like to put Mt. Fuji into the background of photographs of Mt. Fuji.
	11:41pm dvx: Tim, thanks for the great show - hope to hear from you again soon!
	11:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HaHa! ...look: __/ \__
	11:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I am a fan in one, Sir. - Grazzi.
	11:43pm P-90: @tim: It's a hell of a nice composition, in any case. Fuji is kind of small, lurking o the horizon, not majestically looming per usual. So: you could say the diminished symbol of Fuji resonates with the mundane, decrepit, industrial structure to evoke the loss of tradition and cultural strength in Japan. Or: not.
	11:44pm tim: Thanks everybody. One more mic break and at midnight, I go to clean the toilets. Happily.
	11:45pm fleep: RRN Check the archive, there's more. And many pictures of Gabrielle Drake.
	11:47pm P-90: Thanks for a top-notch show! Come back soon! Wear rubber gloves when you scrub them toilets!
	11:47pm Uncle Michael: Thanks tim. I like your hideaway.
	11:48pm G: Porcelain loves company!
	11:50pm G: Agni's Day -- Indian Fire Holiday (j/k)
	11:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The UFO girl - that's Nick Drake's sister - ?! It's obvious once you know...
	11:54pm P-90: Wait, what? Which UFO girl?
	11:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Things Behind the Sun indeed...he'd have inside information...
	11:56pm tim: tinyurl.com...
	11:56pm 12539: Thanks, Tim.
	11:58pm P-90: "Gay Ellis", right? N. Drake's sister? The things you learn on this board...
	11:58pm fleep: Thanks, tim. Another keeper.
	11:58pm northguineahills: go the last half hour, cool!
	11:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - or : 4.bp.blogspot.com... ...Nick Drake's sister naked...it's too much...
	11:59pm northguineahills: *got
	11:59pm G: not naked, you fibber :p just torso-emphasizing
	12:00am P-90: Not naked enough, but I'll take what I can get...
	12:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - some are nekkid...

Music from Daddy's Hideaway: Playlist from May 22, 2013

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