WFMU: World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from September 7, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:01pm 12539: Hola, Dave.
	9:01pm Dave Mandl: Evening, friends.
	9:02pm Uncle Michael: Hi Dave. Well this band rocks. Is this the 2%, out of the way?
	9:02pm P-90: Namaste, Dave
	9:04pm Dave Mandl: P-90, UM, 12539: Mahalo.
	9:06pm Dave Mandl: @UM: This might be it for tonight!
	9:07pm I k e: Greetings, humans!
	9:07pm doca: Hi, Dave Mandl. I'm looking forward to hear Yes
	9:08pm Dave Mandl: How's it going, Ike? @doca: Hmmm, that might not happen.
	9:09pm Andrew Waterloo: Good evening
	9:10pm Dave Mandl: Hey there, Andrew.
	9:11pm doca: @Dave: I guess I'll have to try to live with that
	9:11pm P-90: Guess Dave's Yes mood has passed already.
	9:11pm bloopy: howdy dave !
	9:13pm Dave Mandl: Hey, bloopy. @P-90: Yeah, it can be a fleeting thing.
	9:13pm doca: Dave's Yes mood usually lasts less than an Yes song.
	9:16pm Dave Mandl: @doca: So, around 14 minutes.
	9:16pm doca: Hahah!
	9:17pm doca: I'm gonna read a little bit. Thanks already for the show, @Dave.
	9:22pm Dave Mandl: @doca: My pleasure.
	9:30pm HollyT: Hi Dave, folks. I'm baaacck!
	9:30pm Dave Mandl: Hey there, Holly.
	9:34pm Uncle Michael: I think 2% made it to whole milk.
	9:53pm 12539: He really is saying, "She is a mainframe," isn't he?
	9:55pm Dave Mandl: @12539: I think so. Or "the mainframe."
	9:56pm 12539: At first I thought it was a mondegreen.
	9:57pm Dave Mandl: Probably not. That's the name of the song!
	10:00pm HollyT: At first I thought he was saying, "She's the main freak."
	10:03pm Dave Mandl: I guess it's a Rorshach Test.
	10:10pm rw: Good evening everybody! I feel like I heard just a couple days ago that twink is a word used in gay culture to describe a type of person. Can't remember what the type was though. I think it was twink. In any case this band sounds way different from the Twink from Pink Faeries. Nice though...
	10:11pm rw: Or is it Pink Fairies?
	10:12pm Dave Mandl: Evening, rw. "Fairies," I think.
	10:18pm rw: German Army. I saw them play at a place called The Echo and heard them played on a show called World of Echo. Weird.
	10:25pm Dave Mandl: @rw: Haha.
	10:26pm JakeGould: Hey there folks!
	10:29pm Dave Mandl: Welcome, Jake.
	10:29pm rw: How's it going JakeGould? Have you had any messages yet from that new social media thingy?
	10:30pm JakeGould: rw, funny thing: A few days ago when I was really busy I did not feel my phone vibrate to tell me someone wants me to deliver a message in “Somebody” so I missed my first shot! Bummer.
	10:31pm Snortley: twink: www.urbandictionary.com...
	10:31pm Andrew Waterloo: It's been awhile since I've had a normal Sunday night with Dave.
	10:40pm rw: That is a bummer. It'll ring (vibrate) again. So did somebody not get the message to pick up a dozen eggs on the way home from work? Something like that?
	10:44pm rw: Thanks Snortley. Not a term I'm guessing I'll be using much in my day to day, but now I'll know what they mean if somebody calls me a twink.
	10:45pm P-90: If Anyone Cares Dept: Twink (drummer)- Twink has said he is on board to do a reunion project discussed by Steve Howe and Keith West, of their legendary London psychedelic band "Tomorrow"
	10:47pm rw: P-90 Sounds awful. Or great. One of the two.
	10:51pm JakeGould: Well, the way it works is if I wanted to send a message to you, I could. But then you would get a notification that I want to send a message to you, but you would only be able to choose the person who will deliver the message to you. Or something like that. or you can “float” the message so any random person can then say “Hey I can deliver that to them!” But then the recipient would be alerted saying, “Do you want this jabroni to deliver this to you?” Interesting concept.
	10:54pm P-90: rw: They were a great English Blues band that became more psychedelic as the decade (60s) progressed, as a lot of bands did. Their song "My White Bicycle" was the source for the title of the recent book about that era, "White Bicycles: Making Music in the 60's" But early on, they were one of the very best blues revival bands in England, at least as good as the Stones with Brian or any band you could name, no kidding...
	11:11pm Andrew Waterloo: This Ibrahim is great.
	11:12pm Dave Mandl: @Andrew: Agreed!
	11:12pm rw: JG Sounds kind of complicated, but could be pretty fun. Keep us updated!
	11:13pm Dave Mandl: @P-90: Well, not necessarily. White Bicycles were a phenomenon in Holland in the '60s, and the Tomorrow song was a reference to that.
	11:14pm JakeGould: RW, it’s not that hard. It’s basically the recipient choosing an intermediary to deliver a message. Nothing more or less.
	11:14pm Dave Mandl: (It was a hippie/communal thing. People would leave white bicycles on the street, and anyone who needed it could just take it, ride it, and then leave it for someone else.)
	11:18pm rw: Oh... I know the song and always wondered about the reference. Now bicycles are painted white and locked to a pole near where a cycling fatality occurred. There's a pretty dangerous intersection of bike path and street near my house. There have been at least two of them in the past year or so. I always think of that song when I see them.
	11:19pm Dave Mandl: @rw: Yeah, I think those are called "ghost bikes." Different thing, and a lot less happy than the Dutch '60s ones.
	11:20pm P-90: The book's title is a reference to the Tomorrow song, the lyrics of which were inspired by the Dutch free bicycle program, an early forerunner of Citi Bike and other current programs.
	11:23pm rw: P-90 Sounds like you're getting tickets for the Tomorrow reunion if it happens. Still not sure whether it will (if it happens) be awful or great, but something I would consider attending myself to find out.
	11:29pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Jake, you talking about the Miranda July thing?
	11:35pm 12539: I don't know if Jake is still around, but last night he was talking about the Miranda July Somebody app.
	11:36pm northguineahills: My gf has the Miranda July app, and digs it.
	11:38pm JakeGould: Kenzo, yup! The “Somebody” app.
	11:40pm rw: We have a new BikeShare program in town with white bicycles near bus stops, etc. Now I can think of that song even more often and in a happier context.
	11:45pm JakeGould: I like the bikeshare program in NYC. I don’t even use the bikes. But when I need a break from work I go to the nearest station, sit on one & pedal backwards for a while. Costs me nothing & calms me down.
	11:47pm rw: Dave, I spent too much time conversing on this thing and not enough time listening to the music. I'm going to download the archive to my phone. Thanks as always. I might also look into that C86 box. Sounds like it might make a good Christmas gift for somebody. My dog's hounding me to take him out. Gotta go. Have a good week e'rybody!
	11:48pm Dave Mandl: @rw: Thanks. Yeah, you're right, that would be a great gift for a pop fan. Have a good week.
	11:48pm rw: Jake you DO use the bikes. You just don't PAY for them!
	11:49pm Dave Mandl: If you pedal backwards, they have to pay you!
	11:50pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): They're run by Citibank, and I believe Jake lives in the US. So, yeah, he does pay for them.
	11:51pm Dave Mandl: @Kenzo: Haha, very true.
	11:52pm northguineahills: Love this Christian Wolff, thanks, gotta go!
	11:55pm Dave Mandl: @ngh: Night!
	11:56pm 12539: Thanks, Dave.
	11:58pm Dave Mandl: Thanks, folks. Nice seeing you all again. Have a great week.
	12:00am P-90: Thanks, Dave!
	12:03am JakeGould: Yeah, Citibank was too big to fail so we are all paying for those bikes. Also the area I work in SoHo has a station filled with bikes every 3 blocks or so. So I am not getting in the way of anyone’s needs.

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from September 7, 2014

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September 7, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Kakashi	Animal House "Animal House" by "Kakashi"	Mountain Love	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Devonté Hynes	Teddy in the Library	Palo Alto OST	0:07:00 (Pop-up)
The Bad Plus	Self Serve "Self Serve" by "The Bad Plus"	Inevitable Western	0:08:57 (Pop-up)
Lalo Schifrin	Melba "Melba" by "Lalo Schifrin"	The Reel Lalo Schifrin	0:14:26 (Pop-up)

Eric Dolphy	The Baron "The Baron" by "Eric Dolphy"	Out There	0:21:53 (Pop-up)
Shintaro Sakamoto	Future Lullaby "Future Lullaby" by "Shintaro Sakamoto"	Let's Dance Raw	0:24:32 (Pop-up)
Red Krayola	Old Tom Clark "Old Tom Clark" by "Red Krayola"	Singles	0:26:38 (Pop-up)
Kaleidoscope	A Hole in My Life "A Hole in My Life" by "Kaleidoscope"	Kaleidoscope	0:30:58 (Pop-up)
Signal Problems	Pogo Stick "Pogo Stick" by "Signal Problems"	Signal Problems	0:33:15 (Pop-up)
Eric Siday	Pizzicato Piano "Pizzicato Piano" by "Eric Siday"	The Ultra Sonic Perception	0:38:23 (Pop-up)

Steeleye Span	Black Jack Davy "Black Jack Davy" by "Steeleye Span"	All Around My Hat	0:47:41 (Pop-up)
Kaada	Mainframe "Mainframe" by "Kaada"	Thank You for Giving Me Your Valuable Time	0:51:53 (Pop-up)
Wanda Sa	Inútil Paisagem "Inútil Paisagem" by "Wanda Sa"	Vagamente	0:56:24 (Pop-up)
Giuseppi Logan	And Which to Avoid	...And They Were Cool	0:58:46 (Pop-up)

Twink	[Track 3] "[Track 3]" by "Twink"	Critter Club	1:06:48 (Pop-up)
German Army	Sunken Wounds "Sunken Wounds" by "German Army"	Jivaro Witnesses	1:11:12 (Pop-up)
Pulseprogramming	There Will Never Be	Pulseprogramming	1:14:31 (Pop-up)
Hylozoists	newrealmsofvibrationtranslation	La Nouvelle Gauche	1:22:50 (Pop-up)
Matteah Baim	Peach Tree "Peach Tree" by "Matteah Baim"	Falling Theater	1:27:31 (Pop-up)

The Hit Parade	You Didn't Love Me Then	V/A: C86: Deluxe 3-CD Edition	1:35:33 (Pop-up)
Kali Z. Fasteau	Roy's Wake "Roy's Wake" by "Kali Z. Fasteau"	Piano Rapture	1:39:02 (Pop-up)
io	[Track 1] "[Track 1]" by "io"	Flamenco Abstractions	1:46:07 (Pop-up)
Igloo	Nightkitchen "Nightkitchen" by "Igloo"	Igloo	1:50:48 (Pop-up)

Minny Pops	Night Visit "Night Visit" by "Minny Pops"	Sparks in a Dark Room	2:01:13 (Pop-up)
Abdullah Ibrahim Trio	Duke 88 "Duke 88" by "Abdullah Ibrahim Trio"	Yarona	2:04:03 (Pop-up)
Lay Llamas	Ancient People of the Stars	Ostro	2:11:15 (Pop-up)
Toshi Ichiyanagi	Electric Chant "Electric Chant" by "Toshi Ichiyanagi"	Opera from the Works of Tadanori Yokoo	2:17:09 (Pop-up)

Ralph Towne/John Abercrombie	Half Past Two	Five Years Later	2:26:04 (Pop-up)
Augustus Pablo	Melodica Rocking "Melodica Rocking" by "Augustus Pablo"	Heartical Chart	2:30:08 (Pop-up)
Stop Motion Orchestra	Car Chase "Car Chase" by "Stop Motion Orchestra"	Instant Everything!	2:34:03 (Pop-up)
Chvad SB	People Keep Asking and I Say You're Well	Of Things Outside the Skin	2:37:23 (Pop-up)
Christian Wolff	For Piano II "For Piano II" by "Christian Wolff"	Pianist: Pieces	2:47:45 (Pop-up)

Cody Yantis	A Cold Light "A Cold Light" by "Cody Yantis"	Place & Distance	2:55:16 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01pm 12539: Hola, Dave.
	9:01pm Dave Mandl: Evening, friends.
	9:02pm Uncle Michael: Hi Dave. Well this band rocks. Is this the 2%, out of the way?
	9:02pm P-90: Namaste, Dave
	9:04pm Dave Mandl: P-90, UM, 12539: Mahalo.
	9:06pm Dave Mandl: @UM: This might be it for tonight!
	9:07pm I k e: Greetings, humans!
	9:07pm doca: Hi, Dave Mandl. I'm looking forward to hear Yes
	9:08pm Dave Mandl: How's it going, Ike? @doca: Hmmm, that might not happen.
	9:09pm Andrew Waterloo: Good evening
	9:10pm Dave Mandl: Hey there, Andrew.
	9:11pm doca: @Dave: I guess I'll have to try to live with that
	9:11pm P-90: Guess Dave's Yes mood has passed already.
	9:11pm bloopy: howdy dave !
	9:13pm Dave Mandl: Hey, bloopy. @P-90: Yeah, it can be a fleeting thing.
	9:13pm doca: Dave's Yes mood usually lasts less than an Yes song.
	9:16pm Dave Mandl: @doca: So, around 14 minutes.
	9:16pm doca: Hahah!
	9:17pm doca: I'm gonna read a little bit. Thanks already for the show, @Dave.
	9:22pm Dave Mandl: @doca: My pleasure.
	9:30pm HollyT: Hi Dave, folks. I'm baaacck!
	9:30pm Dave Mandl: Hey there, Holly.
	9:34pm Uncle Michael: I think 2% made it to whole milk.
	9:53pm 12539: He really is saying, "She is a mainframe," isn't he?
	9:55pm Dave Mandl: @12539: I think so. Or "the mainframe."
	9:56pm 12539: At first I thought it was a mondegreen.
	9:57pm Dave Mandl: Probably not. That's the name of the song!
	10:00pm HollyT: At first I thought he was saying, "She's the main freak."
	10:03pm Dave Mandl: I guess it's a Rorshach Test.
	10:10pm rw: Good evening everybody! I feel like I heard just a couple days ago that twink is a word used in gay culture to describe a type of person. Can't remember what the type was though. I think it was twink. In any case this band sounds way different from the Twink from Pink Faeries. Nice though...
	10:11pm rw: Or is it Pink Fairies?
	10:12pm Dave Mandl: Evening, rw. "Fairies," I think.
	10:18pm rw: German Army. I saw them play at a place called The Echo and heard them played on a show called World of Echo. Weird.
	10:25pm Dave Mandl: @rw: Haha.
	10:26pm JakeGould: Hey there folks!
	10:29pm Dave Mandl: Welcome, Jake.
	10:29pm rw: How's it going JakeGould? Have you had any messages yet from that new social media thingy?
	10:30pm JakeGould: rw, funny thing: A few days ago when I was really busy I did not feel my phone vibrate to tell me someone wants me to deliver a message in “Somebody” so I missed my first shot! Bummer.
	10:31pm Snortley: twink: www.urbandictionary.com...
	10:31pm Andrew Waterloo: It's been awhile since I've had a normal Sunday night with Dave.
	10:40pm rw: That is a bummer. It'll ring (vibrate) again. So did somebody not get the message to pick up a dozen eggs on the way home from work? Something like that?
	10:44pm rw: Thanks Snortley. Not a term I'm guessing I'll be using much in my day to day, but now I'll know what they mean if somebody calls me a twink.
	10:45pm P-90: If Anyone Cares Dept: Twink (drummer)- Twink has said he is on board to do a reunion project discussed by Steve Howe and Keith West, of their legendary London psychedelic band "Tomorrow"
	10:47pm rw: P-90 Sounds awful. Or great. One of the two.
	10:51pm JakeGould: Well, the way it works is if I wanted to send a message to you, I could. But then you would get a notification that I want to send a message to you, but you would only be able to choose the person who will deliver the message to you. Or something like that. or you can “float” the message so any random person can then say “Hey I can deliver that to them!” But then the recipient would be alerted saying, “Do you want this jabroni to deliver this to you?” Interesting concept.
	10:54pm P-90: rw: They were a great English Blues band that became more psychedelic as the decade (60s) progressed, as a lot of bands did. Their song "My White Bicycle" was the source for the title of the recent book about that era, "White Bicycles: Making Music in the 60's" But early on, they were one of the very best blues revival bands in England, at least as good as the Stones with Brian or any band you could name, no kidding...
	11:11pm Andrew Waterloo: This Ibrahim is great.
	11:12pm Dave Mandl: @Andrew: Agreed!
	11:12pm rw: JG Sounds kind of complicated, but could be pretty fun. Keep us updated!
	11:13pm Dave Mandl: @P-90: Well, not necessarily. White Bicycles were a phenomenon in Holland in the '60s, and the Tomorrow song was a reference to that.
	11:14pm JakeGould: RW, it’s not that hard. It’s basically the recipient choosing an intermediary to deliver a message. Nothing more or less.
	11:14pm Dave Mandl: (It was a hippie/communal thing. People would leave white bicycles on the street, and anyone who needed it could just take it, ride it, and then leave it for someone else.)
	11:18pm rw: Oh... I know the song and always wondered about the reference. Now bicycles are painted white and locked to a pole near where a cycling fatality occurred. There's a pretty dangerous intersection of bike path and street near my house. There have been at least two of them in the past year or so. I always think of that song when I see them.
	11:19pm Dave Mandl: @rw: Yeah, I think those are called "ghost bikes." Different thing, and a lot less happy than the Dutch '60s ones.
	11:20pm P-90: The book's title is a reference to the Tomorrow song, the lyrics of which were inspired by the Dutch free bicycle program, an early forerunner of Citi Bike and other current programs.
	11:23pm rw: P-90 Sounds like you're getting tickets for the Tomorrow reunion if it happens. Still not sure whether it will (if it happens) be awful or great, but something I would consider attending myself to find out.
	11:29pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Jake, you talking about the Miranda July thing?
	11:35pm 12539: I don't know if Jake is still around, but last night he was talking about the Miranda July Somebody app.
	11:36pm northguineahills: My gf has the Miranda July app, and digs it.
	11:38pm JakeGould: Kenzo, yup! The “Somebody” app.
	11:40pm rw: We have a new BikeShare program in town with white bicycles near bus stops, etc. Now I can think of that song even more often and in a happier context.
	11:45pm JakeGould: I like the bikeshare program in NYC. I don’t even use the bikes. But when I need a break from work I go to the nearest station, sit on one & pedal backwards for a while. Costs me nothing & calms me down.
	11:47pm rw: Dave, I spent too much time conversing on this thing and not enough time listening to the music. I'm going to download the archive to my phone. Thanks as always. I might also look into that C86 box. Sounds like it might make a good Christmas gift for somebody. My dog's hounding me to take him out. Gotta go. Have a good week e'rybody!
	11:48pm Dave Mandl: @rw: Thanks. Yeah, you're right, that would be a great gift for a pop fan. Have a good week.
	11:48pm rw: Jake you DO use the bikes. You just don't PAY for them!
	11:49pm Dave Mandl: If you pedal backwards, they have to pay you!
	11:50pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): They're run by Citibank, and I believe Jake lives in the US. So, yeah, he does pay for them.
	11:51pm Dave Mandl: @Kenzo: Haha, very true.
	11:52pm northguineahills: Love this Christian Wolff, thanks, gotta go!
	11:55pm Dave Mandl: @ngh: Night!
	11:56pm 12539: Thanks, Dave.
	11:58pm Dave Mandl: Thanks, folks. Nice seeing you all again. Have a great week.
	12:00am P-90: Thanks, Dave!
	12:03am JakeGould: Yeah, Citibank was too big to fail so we are all paying for those bikes. Also the area I work in SoHo has a station filled with bikes every 3 blocks or so. So I am not getting in the way of anyone’s needs.

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from September 7, 2014

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