WFMU: World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from June 2, 2013

Listener comments!
	9:03pm Dave E: Hi Dave M.
	9:03pm Dave Mandl: Evening, friends and neighbors.
	9:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DAVE!
	9:03pm davex: Good evening Daves and non-Daves!
	9:04pm Dave Mandl: We're all Daves on this bus. Hi, everyone.
	9:04pm Dave E: I think there are only Daves here so far,
	9:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ♻DAVE!♲DAVE!♺DAVE!♽
	9:05pm G: Token Non-Dave, reporting for duty.
	9:05pm Dave P. 90: @RevRab:You called?
	9:06pm Dave E: Can we call you Dave to avoid confusion?
	9:06pm G: Once in royal Davids comments Stood a lonely voice named Gre-e-e-eg
	9:07pm brucex: I am not confused.
	9:07pm Dave Mandl: You're welcome here, G. But unfortunately you'll have to pay the Dave tax.
	9:07pm Dave E: @G: is your middle name Dave?
	9:08pm G: My father's younger brother is Dave.
	9:08pm G: So near, yet so far.
	9:08pm davex: Wait, G, your last name is Dave, right?
	9:08pm Dave E: @G: That must count for something.
	9:08pm G: Not on my tax return :p
	9:09pm Dave P. 90: @ G: See? There's always a price to pay for nonconformity.
	9:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: -o -o ----- [...viewing nonDaves & pseudoDaves sidelong in suspicion...]
	9:09pm G: DON'T I KNOW IT. TELL ME ABOUT IT :P
	9:10pm Dave E: We could still call you Dave so you conform.
	9:11pm Droll: We lurkers shall not reveal our identities. Lurking also allows us to simultaneously evade Dave Tax. Dave Tax is for suckers, they just use it to subsidize the < 2% rock.
	9:11pm Dave E: ...or confirm you as Dave G
	9:11pm G: [sniff... sniff... ]
	9:12pm Dave P. 90: Make like Patrick McGoohan and refuse to consent!
	9:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You shall not be an Outsider amongst the Majority named for a mythological hero known for singing to sheep & tilting @ giants...
	9:12pm Dave E: This entire Dave affair is becoming taxing!
	9:15pm Dave E: Sounds like he has gas on this track.
	9:16pm Dave P. 90: G: Stand your ground, I say. What have you got to lose? That "Dave and Goliath" myth is old hat anyway...
	9:16pm Number 6: I am a number, not a free Dave!
	9:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I have in fact suggested GPS#s to keep the Daves straight...
	9:19pm Dave P. 90: @Rev: Does this involve implants of some kind?
	9:19pm Dave E: Roses are red My name's Dave This poem makes no sense. Microwave
	9:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DP90 - not even necessary.
	9:20pm davex: No, every Dave should be free to choose a letter of his liking.
	9:20pm G: I'm sorry, Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that.
	9:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HAL was certainly using a form of FacialRecognition...
	9:22pm Evad E: I'm going backwards.
	9:22pm Dave P. 90: Stop, Dave. Will you stop? My mind is going. I can feel it. I can feel it. Dave...
	9:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - you can't evade your daveness.
	9:23pm Dave E: I'm back
	9:25pm Evad P. 90: @E: So there's no movement to join?
	9:25pm Dave E: Are we having a Dave Rave?
	9:25pm G: @Dave E.: Prove you were gone.
	9:25pm G: If I pay the tax, am I a Dave slave?
	9:26pm Dave E: GONE . . . has a kind of woody sound . . . .
	9:26pm Evad P. 90: You'd be Dave's fave slave.
	9:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - one of the Daveletariat?...
	9:27pm bloopy: hey dave :)
	9:27pm Dave E: Which one do you address?
	9:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I was in fact once introduced to Charlie Haden's drummer - by a Dave - as another Dave...
	9:28pm davex: GORN!
	9:29pm Droll: According to the US-SSA, David was the first, second, or third most common boys name for 16 of the 17 years between 1955-1971. That makes all of you (statistically) boomers. www.ssa.gov...
	9:30pm Evad E.: I'll never admit it!
	9:30pm Dave P. 90: And...Loving it.
	9:31pm davex: Admit is such a tinny word.
	9:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This is a Gorn : www.adweek.com...
	9:32pm Dave E: Oh you're wicked davex
	9:32pm bloopy: boil some ginger
	9:32pm Dave P. 90: Nimoy hasn't aged that well , has he?
	9:33pm Dave E: @bloopy: does that work for poison ivy because I'm tired of all the itchens
	9:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - sage, honey, lemon, thyme, slippery elm... - Nimoy? Too much LDS - too many mikes...
	9:34pm davex: And Shatner hasn't aged at all - nor has the Gorn for that matter.
	9:35pm Dave E: What is Shatner in his 80's now?
	9:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - garlic. for everything...
	9:35pm Dave P. 90: Actually, in LDS you can marry as many Mikes as you want.
	9:36pm Dave E: I hate garlic . . . maybe gasoline, then light it!
	9:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - his hair was always fake anyhow...the Gorn's, I mean...
	9:37pm G: Nimoy, born March 26, 1931
	9:37pm Dave E: I hope Shatner gave up singing!
	9:38pm Dave P. 90: Sorry, released an album last year, has another one coming.
	9:38pm Dave E: Could you imagine a duet with Shatner and Stapleton?
	9:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: &! - William Shatner was born on March 22, 1931, in Montreal, Canada
	9:39pm G: her high notes are better. more amusing anyway
	9:39pm Droll: No. But duet with Ethel Merman, absolutely.
	9:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kirk & Edith has real potential...
	9:40pm Dave E: Nimoy was born on the planet Vulcan wasn't he?
	9:40pm Dave P. 90: I second the Merman motion!
	9:41pm Dave E: or Shatner and Lady Gaga
	9:41pm Dave Mandl: Ginger probably would have helped. I meant to drink a lot of tea and honey today, but I didn't get a chance. I think I'm going to go on mic one more time and then play interrupted music for the rest of the show.
	9:43pm Dave P. 90: @Dave M.: Vitamin c as calcium ascorbate, 500 milligrams every 3 hrs.
	9:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& w/ Blumin off the new skedj - who will take me to the Krell labs for experiments - ?!? - Bill, Nimoy, Gaga - all (Sun in) Aries...
	9:43pm Dave E: Dave M. Keep the great music going . . . .
	9:46pm Dave E: Sounds like Blondie
	9:46pm Dave P. 90: @Rev: You're a celebrity astrologer in addition to your other skills? Can you tell us about Jean Stapleton's moon? (I think I've seen Lady GaGa's moon already, think it was US magazine.)
	9:47pm Dave E: @Dave P - that made me crack up!
	9:52pm Dave E: Boy, this is quite a shift . . . I like it though . . . I feel like a dancing Dave!
	9:52pm G: @Dave P -- you mean, cellulite garnished with raw meat?
	9:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: e-tarocchi.com... ...Them crazy Interwebz present most famous person's Charts already! - but her Time of Day of Birth appears unknown - & the Moon may have left Aquarius for Pisces that day (the Moon spends - what - 2.8 days in one Sign?)...Gaga's Moon is apparently in Scorpio (no great shock there)...
	9:54pm Dave P. 90: I'm a double Scorpio myself.
	9:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...persons'...sorry, ApostrophePolice...
	9:56pm Dave Mandl: @Dave E: Thanks. My brain's a little cloudy, but I'll do what I can.
	9:56pm Dave E: I think the A Police are off duty now so go for it: Dave's, Mandl's, Rabbit's!
	9:57pm Dave E: Hope u feel better Dave M - us Daves must stick together or the Mikes will take over!
	9:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'D'P90: Sun & Moon, or Sun & Ascendant? - if you care to elaborate. - I'm here: www.astro.com...
	9:57pm davex: RR: Interesting: "You have a love of the arts and innate sense of style. Your creativity makes you a natural to pursue a career in the arts." I do wonder about the Pluto interpretations, though. Dave E: I edit that sort of stuff'ses all the time. But don't worry, not here.
	9:58pm fleep: The Silence of the Mandl's
	9:59pm Dave Mandl: @fleep: Hahaha. Yup, that's true.
	9:59pm Dave P. 90: Sun/rising. Moon I think is Aries, which everyone says is bad.
	9:59pm Dave E: I like this Daniel Avery track - I feel like I'm in a factory somewhere . . .
	10:00pm Dave Mandl: @Dave E: Thanks. I'll be fine. I've been talking a lot, and I had to scream to be heard in a loud bar last night. My frail vocal cords can't take too much of that.
	10:01pm Dave E: Dave M: is the entire Avery album like this?
	10:02pm Dave Mandl: No, it's a compilation!
	10:02pm Dave E: Oh Duh! I guess I could have read a little further eh?
	10:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - well - right away @ that Link (for JeanS.) - they give the stereotype interpretation of Capricorn I do not like. I prefer to say they are GoalOriented & like to see things actually done - but what they want to see done may not necessarily be so Conservative - & may even be a bit Baroque (Tolkien, Syd Barrett, Bowie, Joan Baez?) - likewise - automatically interpreting something as 'bad' is neither accurate nor constructive... - ☆ Ceramic Dog
	10:06pm Snortley: My sign is "Slippery When Wet."
	10:07pm Ike: Grrrrrrr!
	10:08pm Droll: Ain't no particular sign I'm more compatible with, I just want your extra time, and your kiss.
	10:10pm pacific standard simon: Back from my Meskin supper; hi, y'all!
	10:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - wull - everybody's whole Chart has lotsa Signs - & each Sign a different flava!... ...Two specific people getting along...
	10:11pm Dave P. 90: I like Capricorn women, they're always cozy nest-builders, they like to keep comfortable homes. They appreciate the importance of immediate physical comforts. I was looking at that "conservative" thing, too; I'm not sure about that way of describing Caps.
	10:11pm Dave Mandl: Hey, @pss.
	10:12pm Rev. Turnip Druid: 'evening, comrades. For what it's worth, I've always had that issue with talking over noise in a loud bar, etc. Totally wrecks the 'cords for ages. And I'm a relative youngster. Maybe.
	10:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - I would say 'achievement-oriented' - Martin Luther King was a (Sun in) Capricorn...
	10:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...they want to 'climb after' something...
	10:16pm Dave P. 90: ...with their little cloven goat-hoof thingies, I get it.
	10:17pm Dave Mandl: @RTT: True. I don't get why people want to hang out in a place where you have to scream to carry on a normal conversation.
	10:17pm pacific standard simon: Is this song dedicated to Lou Reed's liver?
	10:17pm G: Went to a baseball game out of town Friday. The playing part is fine, but any time there is a longueur (of which there are many maybe 200 over about as many minutes) they turn on music so loud you and the person a foot from you in the next seat have to yell to talk. Are people so inured to their blaring living room TVs that that sound level makes sense to them? Or is it to keep people from being bored by (gods forfend) momentary silence?
	10:17pm Droll: RTD, We already determined, statistically speaking, all the listeners are boomers, based on name. As far as noise goes, I ALWAYS wear ear plugs at live shows. When I see the sound man also wearing them, I complain. I have loudness meter app on my phone, above 95dB is inexcusable. It is not an "age" thing.
	10:19pm G: Curmudgeons Anonymous ad hoc meeting has commenced
	10:20pm G: My name is G, and I'm a recovering curmudgeon.
	10:20pm fleep: Recovering. HAHAHAHAHAHA
	10:21pm G: Laugh if you must lol
	10:21pm pacific standard simon: I don't go to live shows anymore -- too much "live" for these old bones.
	10:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yes - Capricorn correlates to the time after Winter Solstice; climbing out of the darkest time back to the light - & the last Earth element sign - the final practical push of the Cycle (the 'mountaintop')... - 100 decibels is a round number for a reason; earplugs not @ all unreasonable - esp. if exposure will be long & most esp. if regular & repeated - I like loud music & stuff - but obviously not conducive to convo. ...maybe why I like typing like this!...
	10:22pm Droll: G, It's spelled "curmudgeon", but it's pronounced "my hearing isn't being permanently damaged and I really prize my hearing".
	10:22pm G: Bear in mind (Droll knows) dB is logarithmic. 90db is 100 times as loud as 70 dB.
	10:23pm Dave P. 90: @Droll: Is that an Android App? I'd love that. Never a fan of screeching subway brakes either, I think they can peak at over 95db, and with ear-stabbing high frequencies. My grandfather owned a Jazz club, and by his mid-60's he was going deaf. We would visit him for Sunday dinner and I would have to shout in his ear as if we were in a loud bar.
	10:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: For me "relative youngster" means 45 this august. But the losing-the-voice thing doesn't even require club-volume music: just talking loud for a while does it. And earplugs, absolutely. Shows are still crucial to this bitchy old fart.
	10:23pm Droll: Look -- music does NOT sound better when it's so loud it's painful. Full stop.
	10:24pm Rev. Turnip Druid: By the way, hooray & cheers for the Sun City Girls piece.
	10:25pm Joseph T: Did anyone see the article on Sunny's Bar in the Times today?
	10:26pm Dave Mandl: @RDD: That new Sun City Girls disc is excellent. I just wrote a review of it.
	10:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - when I was younger, I was more into painful volumes. I still like it - sometimes! - @ the threshold of that - but a small-to-medium club w/ masses of PA speakers aimed right @ you for hours?? - & bass response & such have gone way way up over decades...
	10:27pm Dave Mandl: Agreed about loud music. I don't get it. I've got hearing loss, and I know a lot of people who listen way louder to music than I do.
	10:30pm Richard from Venezuela: Greetings Dave
	10:30pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Also, belated cheers for that Hassan Hakmoun piece. I was turned onto his stuff via that record he did with Don Cherry & Adam Rudolph (gift of the gnawa) - There's a piece on there (ma'bud allah) which I could hear for hours...
	10:31pm Droll: I have tinitus from years of playing in loud rock music bands. I'm keeping what I have left! There are dozens of free apps the measure sound pressure. Complaining is far more effective when you stand there with a measurement of sustained volume louder than a jet airplane. There's a bizarre and unintentional connection between powerful modern speakers and the powerful tiny magnets used in disk drives. That trend has roughly peaked, no pun intended.
	10:32pm Dave P. 90: I remember my most ridiculously loud concert: Oasis at Roseland Ballroom 1996. Really, really, unforgivably loud. Like sheer volume was a substitute for talent or somethin'.
	10:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Townshend maintians headphones (recording) did for his hearing - not necessarily helping invent the six-foot amplifier... - I met a drummer who told me he was just sitting @ his kit - w/ the Monitor near him - when somebody pulled a guitar cable out its' jack - & >WEEEEE!!!< - just like that his eardrum was perforated, he was knocked unconscious to the floor - & he was permanently deafened in that ear ...
	10:36pm Dave Mandl: Hey there, Richard.
	10:38pm Dave Mandl: I was at a concert in a tiny space in London where a guy played solo electronics. I ran from the room with my fingers in my ears. Loudest "music" I've ever heard. I literally feared that I'd be deafened then and there.
	10:39pm G: Some people feel the music is more present if it feels like it's actually inside you. I never bought that.
	10:42pm Droll: I never want this sound inside me: images.45cat.com...
	10:43pm G: "Get that Peter out from inside of me." That's what she said.
	10:43pm Droll: G, It ought to be a crime.
	10:44pm G: Without informed consent, it technically is :)
	10:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I like loud music. I'm a Who fan! - When the StonerMetal guys talk about feeling it - I know what they mean. ...In the new books on music & brain research, they feel that the Volume Thing needs more looking into... - But I don't enjoy how I feel after too many hours of it in a tiny space! - In the HipHop & Rave eras, massive subwoofers & power ratchited way up. - To be the old Rocker in love w/ Marshall stacks calling the cops on the HipHopper's subwoofers in their cars (nothing short of seismic!) so I can sleep & be what Keith Moon called a 'jobsworth' (working stiff)...
	10:48pm Droll: The secret to loud is soft.
	10:48pm G: Very zen.
	10:49pm G: What is the sound of one eardrum bursting?
	10:51pm Droll: Black Sabbath sounds heavy, even today, not because of bigger amps or louder mastering -- Black Sabbath knew how to pull the floor out from under you and use dynamics to create tension.
	10:52pm G: Musicianship, instead of turning up a dial? Amazing concept :)
	10:53pm G: Gotta say, though, Yes in the 70s were painfully loud. The records were easier to appreciate.
	10:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yes - but I also thrill to Sabbath CDs now because my cheap record player couldn't bring the full heavy range of response to me! - Remember that stuff?; Some vinyl LPs literally did not work - the tone arm would jump right out of the groove...
	10:56pm Tome: seeing Yes live for me too , rather be home just listen to the record, although would have loved to had seen Gabriel with Genesis,,,in those days,,,
	10:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - some LPs - I just knew by lookin' @ 'em - & prob. by what kinda music it was: 'I won't be able to play that!'...a Mastering or Engineering issue - also if sides of vinyl were too long...
	10:57pm Tome: nice that Dave you're here in the same slot too for the summer !
	10:58pm G: I think we are staying under the 2% threshold this show :)
	10:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DAVID Fordor! - yeah - seriously - my 1st year as an FMUhead - sigh of relief @ new skedj - w/ a coupla exceptions...
	11:01pm Dave Mandl: @Tome: Thanks! Glad to be staying in this slot.
	11:02pm Dave Mandl: @G: Yeah, till now, probably.
	11:03pm Droll: HA! It's working! I stop paying that stupid David Tax and the < 2% rule goes to < 0.2%. This Nick Mason cannot be the Pink Floyd guy.
	11:03pm G: predictably unpredictable :)
	11:03pm pacific standard simon: Yes it can.
	11:03pm Dave Mandl: @Droll: It's him!
	11:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - my only problem w/ Floyd @ all is DarkSide & Wall are overplayed - not even w/ those in themselves...
	11:07pm Droll: DM, Sorry, things are all garbled on my end -- you said "It's him!". The Pink Floyd guy does those plodding mid-tempo beats for a decade at a time. Different guy.
	11:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'll happily overplay 'Piper @ Gates' until everyone is insane...
	11:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lonnie Holley is Kewl as Shite.
	11:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Droll - it did sound kinda N'Orleans for a Floyd!
	11:14pm pacific standard simon: If it makes you feel any better, Droll, Ficticious Sports is probably more of a Carla Bley scam than a Nick Mason solo album.
	11:22pm 12539: Dave M, now's as good a time as any to say I'm enjoying tonight's show.
	11:25pm Dave Mandl: @12539: Thanks. It's odd just playing straight music without any set breaks. I've never done it before, but I'll try anything once.
	11:27pm 12539: Years ago, Irwin did a show with no mike breaks. I'm not even sure if he did the station ID. By the end, I was wondering if he was really there, although the selections sounded like his.
	11:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it's a Fluxus Statement...or no stating things...I duno...
	11:34pm pacific standard simon: I feel more comfortable with a mike break every 20 minutes or so -- longer sets if the songs are longer, I suppose.
	11:38pm Dave Mandl: @pss: I do too, actually. This is kind of throwing me. It feels too random. With sets of five six or six songs I feel like I can make them cohere better. But I had to try, you know?
	11:39pm Dave Mandl: Too late to turn back!
	11:43pm G: Ans the music continues flooding headlong down what remains of the timeslot :)
	11:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - no mikes, too many Daves...
	11:48pm pacific standard simon: I like to feel connected to the DJ, although Michael Shelley probably takes it too far in that direction for my taste.
	11:49pm davex: Good music - I'm sure nobody panicked out there in terrestriality. Thanks, Dave M! Good night Daves and non-Daves.
	11:50pm Dave Mandl: @pss: Yeah, I agree. DJ'ing on the radio is very different from live, for example. DJ'ing live is not really fun for me.
	11:53pm pacific standard simon: One of these days, maybe I'll try remixing the audio from Pete Kelly's Blues into a jazz show DJ'd by Jack Webb...
	11:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - I really look forward to 'being here' Sunday P.M.s...
	11:57pm 12539: Thanks, Mr Mandl.
	11:58pm fleep: Thanks, Silent Dave.
	11:59pm Dave Mandl: Thanks, all. Have a great week.
	11:59pm Dave Mandl: Silent but deadly.
	11:59pm Droll: Hope you recover soon, DM.
	11:59pm pacific standard simon: Well, night-night. It's been fun!
	12:00am Johnny: Feel better, Dave!
	12:01am Dave Mandl: Thanks again.
	12:01am phil: Thanks for a great show!
	12:01am P. 90: Thanks Dave! Feel better!

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from June 2, 2013

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June 2, 2013

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Mark Dresser	Frammus "Frammus" by "Mark Dresser"	Marinade	Tzadik	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Baudouin de Jaer	Sound Theatre, Song 2 & Song 3	Gayageum Sanjo	Sub Rosa	0:03:29 (Pop-up)
Taylor Ho Bynum / John Hébert / Gerald Cleaver	Sevens Second Edition	Book of Three	Rogue Art	0:09:47 (Pop-up)
Hassan Hakmoun	Syada Ana "Syada Ana" by "Hassan Hakmoun"	The Gift	Triloka	0:13:39 (Pop-up)
Charlie Haden	Turnaround "Turnaround" by "Charlie Haden"	The Golden Number	A&M	0:17:44 (Pop-up)

Stirrup	In Zenith I "In Zenith I" by "Stirrup"	Sewn	482 Music	0:30:18 (Pop-up)
Takehisa Kosugi	[Track 3] "[Track 3]" by "Takehisa Kosugi"	Violin Improvisations	Lovely Music	0:34:54 (Pop-up)
Lapalux	Guuurl "Guuurl" by "Lapalux"	Nostalchic	Brainfeeder	0:39:58 (Pop-up)
The 49 Americans	Doo-Bee-Doo-Bee "Doo-Bee-Doo-Bee" by "The 49 Americans"	We Know Nonsense	Staubgold	0:43:04 (Pop-up)

Dub Syndicate	No Bed of Roses "No Bed of Roses" by "Dub Syndicate"	No Bed of Roses	EFA/Lion & Roots	0:49:04 (Pop-up)
Daniel Avery & the Deadstock 33s	Tunnel	V/A: Correspondant Compilation	Correspondant	0:54:37 (Pop-up)
Ceramic Dog	Lies My Body Told Me "Lies My Body Told Me" by "Ceramic Dog"	Your Turn	Northern Spy	0:59:06 (Pop-up)
Alan Vega	La La Bola "La La Bola" by "Alan Vega"	Deuce Avenue	Infinte Zero	1:05:44 (Pop-up)
Sun City Girls	Borungku Si Derita	Eye Mohini (Sun City Girls Singles Volume 3)	Abduction	1:09:11 (Pop-up)
The Vaselines	No Hope "No Hope" by "The Vaselines"	The Way of the Vaselines: A Complete History	Sub Pop	1:13:27 (Pop-up)
Leven Signs	Prague Spring "Prague Spring" by "Leven Signs"	Hemp Is Here	Digitalis	1:17:45 (Pop-up)
Reza Vali	Folk Songs (Set No. 9), Parts I-V	Persian Folklore	New Albion	1:22:59 (Pop-up)
Joe Jones	Xylophone (excerpt) "Xylophone (excerpt)" by "Joe Jones"	Xylophone	?/Hundertmark	1:33:25 (Pop-up)
Jurgen Brauninger	The Tam Tam Tape	Ornament	Creel Pone	1:42:15 (Pop-up)
David Tudor	Variations II (Cage) (excerpt)	The Art of David Tudor	New World	1:49:50 (Pop-up)
Nick Mason	Can't Get My Motor to Start	Nick Mason's Fictitious Sports	Columbia	1:57:37 (Pop-up)
Lonnie Holley	Earthly Things "Earthly Things" by "Lonnie Holley"	Just Before Music	Dust-to-Digital	2:01:02 (Pop-up)
Jefferson Airplane	Blues from an Airplane	Jefferson Airplane Takes Off	RCA	2:07:58 (Pop-up)
Vegetable Orchestra	Radi:an "Radi:an" by "Vegetable Orchestra"	Automate	Extraplatte	2:09:56 (Pop-up)
Stephen Vitiell	#6 "#6" by "Stephen Vitiell"	Listening to Donald Judd	Sub Rosa	2:19:21 (Pop-up)
Jozef Van Wissem	Patience in Suffering Is a Living Sacrifice	Nihil Obstat	Important	2:18:39 (Pop-up)
C.S. Crew	Love Is Peace "Love Is Peace" by "C.S. Crew"	Funky Pack	Cultures of Soul	2:21:56 (Pop-up)
Alan Parker feat. Madeline Bell	That's What Friends are For	V/A: Music for Dancefloors: The KPM Music Library	Strut	2:27:52 (Pop-up)
High Tide	Quest "Quest" by "High Tide"	Precious Cargo	Akarma	2:30:26 (Pop-up)
Shukar Collective	The Wind "The Wind" by "Shukar Collective"	Urban Gypsy	Riverboat/WMN	2:35:32 (Pop-up)
A Hawk and a Hacksaw	Open It, Rose	You Have Already Gone to the Other World	LM Duplication	2:41:29 (Pop-up)
Jojo Hiroshige	[Track 1] "[Track 1]" by "Jojo Hiroshige"	The Very Best of	Alchemy	2:43:30 (Pop-up)
Don Hobby	[Track 1] "[Track 1]" by "Don Hobby"	Wha Oehla Pack	Leiterwagen	2:50:09 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03pm Dave E: Hi Dave M.
	9:03pm Dave Mandl: Evening, friends and neighbors.
	9:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DAVE!
	9:03pm davex: Good evening Daves and non-Daves!
	9:04pm Dave Mandl: We're all Daves on this bus. Hi, everyone.
	9:04pm Dave E: I think there are only Daves here so far,
	9:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ♻DAVE!♲DAVE!♺DAVE!♽
	9:05pm G: Token Non-Dave, reporting for duty.
	9:05pm Dave P. 90: @RevRab:You called?
	9:06pm Dave E: Can we call you Dave to avoid confusion?
	9:06pm G: Once in royal Davids comments Stood a lonely voice named Gre-e-e-eg
	9:07pm brucex: I am not confused.
	9:07pm Dave Mandl: You're welcome here, G. But unfortunately you'll have to pay the Dave tax.
	9:07pm Dave E: @G: is your middle name Dave?
	9:08pm G: My father's younger brother is Dave.
	9:08pm G: So near, yet so far.
	9:08pm davex: Wait, G, your last name is Dave, right?
	9:08pm Dave E: @G: That must count for something.
	9:08pm G: Not on my tax return :p
	9:09pm Dave P. 90: @ G: See? There's always a price to pay for nonconformity.
	9:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: -o -o ----- [...viewing nonDaves & pseudoDaves sidelong in suspicion...]
	9:09pm G: DON'T I KNOW IT. TELL ME ABOUT IT :P
	9:10pm Dave E: We could still call you Dave so you conform.
	9:11pm Droll: We lurkers shall not reveal our identities. Lurking also allows us to simultaneously evade Dave Tax. Dave Tax is for suckers, they just use it to subsidize the < 2% rock.
	9:11pm Dave E: ...or confirm you as Dave G
	9:11pm G: [sniff... sniff... ]
	9:12pm Dave P. 90: Make like Patrick McGoohan and refuse to consent!
	9:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: You shall not be an Outsider amongst the Majority named for a mythological hero known for singing to sheep & tilting @ giants...
	9:12pm Dave E: This entire Dave affair is becoming taxing!
	9:15pm Dave E: Sounds like he has gas on this track.
	9:16pm Dave P. 90: G: Stand your ground, I say. What have you got to lose? That "Dave and Goliath" myth is old hat anyway...
	9:16pm Number 6: I am a number, not a free Dave!
	9:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I have in fact suggested GPS#s to keep the Daves straight...
	9:19pm Dave P. 90: @Rev: Does this involve implants of some kind?
	9:19pm Dave E: Roses are red My name's Dave This poem makes no sense. Microwave
	9:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DP90 - not even necessary.
	9:20pm davex: No, every Dave should be free to choose a letter of his liking.
	9:20pm G: I'm sorry, Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that.
	9:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HAL was certainly using a form of FacialRecognition...
	9:22pm Evad E: I'm going backwards.
	9:22pm Dave P. 90: Stop, Dave. Will you stop? My mind is going. I can feel it. I can feel it. Dave...
	9:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - you can't evade your daveness.
	9:23pm Dave E: I'm back
	9:25pm Evad P. 90: @E: So there's no movement to join?
	9:25pm Dave E: Are we having a Dave Rave?
	9:25pm G: @Dave E.: Prove you were gone.
	9:25pm G: If I pay the tax, am I a Dave slave?
	9:26pm Dave E: GONE . . . has a kind of woody sound . . . .
	9:26pm Evad P. 90: You'd be Dave's fave slave.
	9:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - one of the Daveletariat?...
	9:27pm bloopy: hey dave :)
	9:27pm Dave E: Which one do you address?
	9:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I was in fact once introduced to Charlie Haden's drummer - by a Dave - as another Dave...
	9:28pm davex: GORN!
	9:29pm Droll: According to the US-SSA, David was the first, second, or third most common boys name for 16 of the 17 years between 1955-1971. That makes all of you (statistically) boomers. www.ssa.gov...
	9:30pm Evad E.: I'll never admit it!
	9:30pm Dave P. 90: And...Loving it.
	9:31pm davex: Admit is such a tinny word.
	9:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This is a Gorn : www.adweek.com...
	9:32pm Dave E: Oh you're wicked davex
	9:32pm bloopy: boil some ginger
	9:32pm Dave P. 90: Nimoy hasn't aged that well , has he?
	9:33pm Dave E: @bloopy: does that work for poison ivy because I'm tired of all the itchens
	9:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - sage, honey, lemon, thyme, slippery elm... - Nimoy? Too much LDS - too many mikes...
	9:34pm davex: And Shatner hasn't aged at all - nor has the Gorn for that matter.
	9:35pm Dave E: What is Shatner in his 80's now?
	9:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - garlic. for everything...
	9:35pm Dave P. 90: Actually, in LDS you can marry as many Mikes as you want.
	9:36pm Dave E: I hate garlic . . . maybe gasoline, then light it!
	9:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - his hair was always fake anyhow...the Gorn's, I mean...
	9:37pm G: Nimoy, born March 26, 1931
	9:37pm Dave E: I hope Shatner gave up singing!
	9:38pm Dave P. 90: Sorry, released an album last year, has another one coming.
	9:38pm Dave E: Could you imagine a duet with Shatner and Stapleton?
	9:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: &! - William Shatner was born on March 22, 1931, in Montreal, Canada
	9:39pm G: her high notes are better. more amusing anyway
	9:39pm Droll: No. But duet with Ethel Merman, absolutely.
	9:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kirk & Edith has real potential...
	9:40pm Dave E: Nimoy was born on the planet Vulcan wasn't he?
	9:40pm Dave P. 90: I second the Merman motion!
	9:41pm Dave E: or Shatner and Lady Gaga
	9:41pm Dave Mandl: Ginger probably would have helped. I meant to drink a lot of tea and honey today, but I didn't get a chance. I think I'm going to go on mic one more time and then play interrupted music for the rest of the show.
	9:43pm Dave P. 90: @Dave M.: Vitamin c as calcium ascorbate, 500 milligrams every 3 hrs.
	9:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& w/ Blumin off the new skedj - who will take me to the Krell labs for experiments - ?!? - Bill, Nimoy, Gaga - all (Sun in) Aries...
	9:43pm Dave E: Dave M. Keep the great music going . . . .
	9:46pm Dave E: Sounds like Blondie
	9:46pm Dave P. 90: @Rev: You're a celebrity astrologer in addition to your other skills? Can you tell us about Jean Stapleton's moon? (I think I've seen Lady GaGa's moon already, think it was US magazine.)
	9:47pm Dave E: @Dave P - that made me crack up!
	9:52pm Dave E: Boy, this is quite a shift . . . I like it though . . . I feel like a dancing Dave!
	9:52pm G: @Dave P -- you mean, cellulite garnished with raw meat?
	9:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: e-tarocchi.com... ...Them crazy Interwebz present most famous person's Charts already! - but her Time of Day of Birth appears unknown - & the Moon may have left Aquarius for Pisces that day (the Moon spends - what - 2.8 days in one Sign?)...Gaga's Moon is apparently in Scorpio (no great shock there)...
	9:54pm Dave P. 90: I'm a double Scorpio myself.
	9:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...persons'...sorry, ApostrophePolice...
	9:56pm Dave Mandl: @Dave E: Thanks. My brain's a little cloudy, but I'll do what I can.
	9:56pm Dave E: I think the A Police are off duty now so go for it: Dave's, Mandl's, Rabbit's!
	9:57pm Dave E: Hope u feel better Dave M - us Daves must stick together or the Mikes will take over!
	9:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'D'P90: Sun & Moon, or Sun & Ascendant? - if you care to elaborate. - I'm here: www.astro.com...
	9:57pm davex: RR: Interesting: "You have a love of the arts and innate sense of style. Your creativity makes you a natural to pursue a career in the arts." I do wonder about the Pluto interpretations, though. Dave E: I edit that sort of stuff'ses all the time. But don't worry, not here.
	9:58pm fleep: The Silence of the Mandl's
	9:59pm Dave Mandl: @fleep: Hahaha. Yup, that's true.
	9:59pm Dave P. 90: Sun/rising. Moon I think is Aries, which everyone says is bad.
	9:59pm Dave E: I like this Daniel Avery track - I feel like I'm in a factory somewhere . . .
	10:00pm Dave Mandl: @Dave E: Thanks. I'll be fine. I've been talking a lot, and I had to scream to be heard in a loud bar last night. My frail vocal cords can't take too much of that.
	10:01pm Dave E: Dave M: is the entire Avery album like this?
	10:02pm Dave Mandl: No, it's a compilation!
	10:02pm Dave E: Oh Duh! I guess I could have read a little further eh?
	10:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - well - right away @ that Link (for JeanS.) - they give the stereotype interpretation of Capricorn I do not like. I prefer to say they are GoalOriented & like to see things actually done - but what they want to see done may not necessarily be so Conservative - & may even be a bit Baroque (Tolkien, Syd Barrett, Bowie, Joan Baez?) - likewise - automatically interpreting something as 'bad' is neither accurate nor constructive... - ☆ Ceramic Dog
	10:06pm Snortley: My sign is "Slippery When Wet."
	10:07pm Ike: Grrrrrrr!
	10:08pm Droll: Ain't no particular sign I'm more compatible with, I just want your extra time, and your kiss.
	10:10pm pacific standard simon: Back from my Meskin supper; hi, y'all!
	10:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - wull - everybody's whole Chart has lotsa Signs - & each Sign a different flava!... ...Two specific people getting along...
	10:11pm Dave P. 90: I like Capricorn women, they're always cozy nest-builders, they like to keep comfortable homes. They appreciate the importance of immediate physical comforts. I was looking at that "conservative" thing, too; I'm not sure about that way of describing Caps.
	10:11pm Dave Mandl: Hey, @pss.
	10:12pm Rev. Turnip Druid: 'evening, comrades. For what it's worth, I've always had that issue with talking over noise in a loud bar, etc. Totally wrecks the 'cords for ages. And I'm a relative youngster. Maybe.
	10:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - I would say 'achievement-oriented' - Martin Luther King was a (Sun in) Capricorn...
	10:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...they want to 'climb after' something...
	10:16pm Dave P. 90: ...with their little cloven goat-hoof thingies, I get it.
	10:17pm Dave Mandl: @RTT: True. I don't get why people want to hang out in a place where you have to scream to carry on a normal conversation.
	10:17pm pacific standard simon: Is this song dedicated to Lou Reed's liver?
	10:17pm G: Went to a baseball game out of town Friday. The playing part is fine, but any time there is a longueur (of which there are many maybe 200 over about as many minutes) they turn on music so loud you and the person a foot from you in the next seat have to yell to talk. Are people so inured to their blaring living room TVs that that sound level makes sense to them? Or is it to keep people from being bored by (gods forfend) momentary silence?
	10:17pm Droll: RTD, We already determined, statistically speaking, all the listeners are boomers, based on name. As far as noise goes, I ALWAYS wear ear plugs at live shows. When I see the sound man also wearing them, I complain. I have loudness meter app on my phone, above 95dB is inexcusable. It is not an "age" thing.
	10:19pm G: Curmudgeons Anonymous ad hoc meeting has commenced
	10:20pm G: My name is G, and I'm a recovering curmudgeon.
	10:20pm fleep: Recovering. HAHAHAHAHAHA
	10:21pm G: Laugh if you must lol
	10:21pm pacific standard simon: I don't go to live shows anymore -- too much "live" for these old bones.
	10:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yes - Capricorn correlates to the time after Winter Solstice; climbing out of the darkest time back to the light - & the last Earth element sign - the final practical push of the Cycle (the 'mountaintop')... - 100 decibels is a round number for a reason; earplugs not @ all unreasonable - esp. if exposure will be long & most esp. if regular & repeated - I like loud music & stuff - but obviously not conducive to convo. ...maybe why I like typing like this!...
	10:22pm Droll: G, It's spelled "curmudgeon", but it's pronounced "my hearing isn't being permanently damaged and I really prize my hearing".
	10:22pm G: Bear in mind (Droll knows) dB is logarithmic. 90db is 100 times as loud as 70 dB.
	10:23pm Dave P. 90: @Droll: Is that an Android App? I'd love that. Never a fan of screeching subway brakes either, I think they can peak at over 95db, and with ear-stabbing high frequencies. My grandfather owned a Jazz club, and by his mid-60's he was going deaf. We would visit him for Sunday dinner and I would have to shout in his ear as if we were in a loud bar.
	10:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: For me "relative youngster" means 45 this august. But the losing-the-voice thing doesn't even require club-volume music: just talking loud for a while does it. And earplugs, absolutely. Shows are still crucial to this bitchy old fart.
	10:23pm Droll: Look -- music does NOT sound better when it's so loud it's painful. Full stop.
	10:24pm Rev. Turnip Druid: By the way, hooray & cheers for the Sun City Girls piece.
	10:25pm Joseph T: Did anyone see the article on Sunny's Bar in the Times today?
	10:26pm Dave Mandl: @RDD: That new Sun City Girls disc is excellent. I just wrote a review of it.
	10:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - when I was younger, I was more into painful volumes. I still like it - sometimes! - @ the threshold of that - but a small-to-medium club w/ masses of PA speakers aimed right @ you for hours?? - & bass response & such have gone way way up over decades...
	10:27pm Dave Mandl: Agreed about loud music. I don't get it. I've got hearing loss, and I know a lot of people who listen way louder to music than I do.
	10:30pm Richard from Venezuela: Greetings Dave
	10:30pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Also, belated cheers for that Hassan Hakmoun piece. I was turned onto his stuff via that record he did with Don Cherry & Adam Rudolph (gift of the gnawa) - There's a piece on there (ma'bud allah) which I could hear for hours...
	10:31pm Droll: I have tinitus from years of playing in loud rock music bands. I'm keeping what I have left! There are dozens of free apps the measure sound pressure. Complaining is far more effective when you stand there with a measurement of sustained volume louder than a jet airplane. There's a bizarre and unintentional connection between powerful modern speakers and the powerful tiny magnets used in disk drives. That trend has roughly peaked, no pun intended.
	10:32pm Dave P. 90: I remember my most ridiculously loud concert: Oasis at Roseland Ballroom 1996. Really, really, unforgivably loud. Like sheer volume was a substitute for talent or somethin'.
	10:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Townshend maintians headphones (recording) did for his hearing - not necessarily helping invent the six-foot amplifier... - I met a drummer who told me he was just sitting @ his kit - w/ the Monitor near him - when somebody pulled a guitar cable out its' jack - & >WEEEEE!!!< - just like that his eardrum was perforated, he was knocked unconscious to the floor - & he was permanently deafened in that ear ...
	10:36pm Dave Mandl: Hey there, Richard.
	10:38pm Dave Mandl: I was at a concert in a tiny space in London where a guy played solo electronics. I ran from the room with my fingers in my ears. Loudest "music" I've ever heard. I literally feared that I'd be deafened then and there.
	10:39pm G: Some people feel the music is more present if it feels like it's actually inside you. I never bought that.
	10:42pm Droll: I never want this sound inside me: images.45cat.com...
	10:43pm G: "Get that Peter out from inside of me." That's what she said.
	10:43pm Droll: G, It ought to be a crime.
	10:44pm G: Without informed consent, it technically is :)
	10:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I like loud music. I'm a Who fan! - When the StonerMetal guys talk about feeling it - I know what they mean. ...In the new books on music & brain research, they feel that the Volume Thing needs more looking into... - But I don't enjoy how I feel after too many hours of it in a tiny space! - In the HipHop & Rave eras, massive subwoofers & power ratchited way up. - To be the old Rocker in love w/ Marshall stacks calling the cops on the HipHopper's subwoofers in their cars (nothing short of seismic!) so I can sleep & be what Keith Moon called a 'jobsworth' (working stiff)...
	10:48pm Droll: The secret to loud is soft.
	10:48pm G: Very zen.
	10:49pm G: What is the sound of one eardrum bursting?
	10:51pm Droll: Black Sabbath sounds heavy, even today, not because of bigger amps or louder mastering -- Black Sabbath knew how to pull the floor out from under you and use dynamics to create tension.
	10:52pm G: Musicianship, instead of turning up a dial? Amazing concept :)
	10:53pm G: Gotta say, though, Yes in the 70s were painfully loud. The records were easier to appreciate.
	10:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yes - but I also thrill to Sabbath CDs now because my cheap record player couldn't bring the full heavy range of response to me! - Remember that stuff?; Some vinyl LPs literally did not work - the tone arm would jump right out of the groove...
	10:56pm Tome: seeing Yes live for me too , rather be home just listen to the record, although would have loved to had seen Gabriel with Genesis,,,in those days,,,
	10:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - some LPs - I just knew by lookin' @ 'em - & prob. by what kinda music it was: 'I won't be able to play that!'...a Mastering or Engineering issue - also if sides of vinyl were too long...
	10:57pm Tome: nice that Dave you're here in the same slot too for the summer !
	10:58pm G: I think we are staying under the 2% threshold this show :)
	10:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DAVID Fordor! - yeah - seriously - my 1st year as an FMUhead - sigh of relief @ new skedj - w/ a coupla exceptions...
	11:01pm Dave Mandl: @Tome: Thanks! Glad to be staying in this slot.
	11:02pm Dave Mandl: @G: Yeah, till now, probably.
	11:03pm Droll: HA! It's working! I stop paying that stupid David Tax and the < 2% rule goes to < 0.2%. This Nick Mason cannot be the Pink Floyd guy.
	11:03pm G: predictably unpredictable :)
	11:03pm pacific standard simon: Yes it can.
	11:03pm Dave Mandl: @Droll: It's him!
	11:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - my only problem w/ Floyd @ all is DarkSide & Wall are overplayed - not even w/ those in themselves...
	11:07pm Droll: DM, Sorry, things are all garbled on my end -- you said "It's him!". The Pink Floyd guy does those plodding mid-tempo beats for a decade at a time. Different guy.
	11:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'll happily overplay 'Piper @ Gates' until everyone is insane...
	11:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lonnie Holley is Kewl as Shite.
	11:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Droll - it did sound kinda N'Orleans for a Floyd!
	11:14pm pacific standard simon: If it makes you feel any better, Droll, Ficticious Sports is probably more of a Carla Bley scam than a Nick Mason solo album.
	11:22pm 12539: Dave M, now's as good a time as any to say I'm enjoying tonight's show.
	11:25pm Dave Mandl: @12539: Thanks. It's odd just playing straight music without any set breaks. I've never done it before, but I'll try anything once.
	11:27pm 12539: Years ago, Irwin did a show with no mike breaks. I'm not even sure if he did the station ID. By the end, I was wondering if he was really there, although the selections sounded like his.
	11:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it's a Fluxus Statement...or no stating things...I duno...
	11:34pm pacific standard simon: I feel more comfortable with a mike break every 20 minutes or so -- longer sets if the songs are longer, I suppose.
	11:38pm Dave Mandl: @pss: I do too, actually. This is kind of throwing me. It feels too random. With sets of five six or six songs I feel like I can make them cohere better. But I had to try, you know?
	11:39pm Dave Mandl: Too late to turn back!
	11:43pm G: Ans the music continues flooding headlong down what remains of the timeslot :)
	11:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - no mikes, too many Daves...
	11:48pm pacific standard simon: I like to feel connected to the DJ, although Michael Shelley probably takes it too far in that direction for my taste.
	11:49pm davex: Good music - I'm sure nobody panicked out there in terrestriality. Thanks, Dave M! Good night Daves and non-Daves.
	11:50pm Dave Mandl: @pss: Yeah, I agree. DJ'ing on the radio is very different from live, for example. DJ'ing live is not really fun for me.
	11:53pm pacific standard simon: One of these days, maybe I'll try remixing the audio from Pete Kelly's Blues into a jazz show DJ'd by Jack Webb...
	11:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - I really look forward to 'being here' Sunday P.M.s...
	11:57pm 12539: Thanks, Mr Mandl.
	11:58pm fleep: Thanks, Silent Dave.
	11:59pm Dave Mandl: Thanks, all. Have a great week.
	11:59pm Dave Mandl: Silent but deadly.
	11:59pm Droll: Hope you recover soon, DM.
	11:59pm pacific standard simon: Well, night-night. It's been fun!
	12:00am Johnny: Feel better, Dave!
	12:01am Dave Mandl: Thanks again.
	12:01am phil: Thanks for a great show!
	12:01am P. 90: Thanks Dave! Feel better!

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from June 2, 2013

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