WFMU: World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from September 14, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:00pm Dave Mandl: Evening, friends.
	9:04pm Andrew Waterloo: Good Evening Dave
	9:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Power to the Daveful ! ...a Drummer's opening track ??...
	9:05pm Dave Mandl: Hey, Andrew.
	9:07pm Dave Mandl: Evening, RRN63.
	9:10pm The Bactrian Support Network: Good evening Dave and everyone,,, love the show and where it's going too as always ,
	9:10pm Andrew Waterloo: I'm ready for the show, even have my WFMU flask.
	9:12pm Carmichael: Heya Dah-Veed and echoers. Just jumping in the pool.
	9:12pm pacific standard simon: Hello Dave M and fellow Dave-heads.
	9:13pm bloopy: hey dave.
	9:14pm Dave Mandl: Hey there BCN, Carmichael, pss, bloopy.
	9:14pm pacific standard simon: The flask only holds 1/2 bottle of beer! Gyp!
	9:14pm Dave Mandl: @Andrew: Sadly, I gave my FMU flask to my wife. She will, um, get more use out of it than I would.
	9:15pm Dave Mandl: @pss: I think it's meant to hold the hard stuff.
	9:15pm joeray: Evening Dave.
	9:16pm fleep: Greetings Dave and Echolites.
	9:17pm pacific standard simon: I'm thinking of filling it with champagne, giving it a good, hard shake, and using it as a hand grenade.
	9:17pm Dave Mandl: Welcome joeray, fleep.
	9:17pm Dave Mandl: @pss: I didn't see that comment.
	9:18pm Andrew Waterloo: @Dave, yah, I'm just not the type to lug it around in my back pocket.
	9:20pm pacific standard simon: Sadly, 6 oz. is an insufficient quantity of the hard stuff to properly lubricate my social functions. Ahem.
	9:21pm Andrew Waterloo: @pss. booze doesn't help me in that regard.
	9:21pm Dave Mandl: @pss: You need more flasks!
	9:23pm pacific standard simon: Indeed! Envision an overcoat completely lined with flask-sized pockets. I can stagger around like a crippled salesman of French postcards.
	9:23pm david from ks: ,,,,,Exellent Selecto DJDM!!!
	9:24pm Andrew Waterloo: You'd be bullet proof bro!
	9:24pm Carmichael: Welcome to the Dexter Lake Club!
	9:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Line-up/Musicians with: Bass – Stafford James Drums – Louis Hayes Featuring, Trumpet – Woody Shaw Piano – Ronnie Mathews Saxophone – Rene McLean
	9:26pm pacific standard simon: In more ways than one, Andrew.
	9:27pm Carmichael: Auger provided the harpsichord in the Yardbirds' For Your Love.
	9:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Thx Carmichael !
	9:31pm Dave Mandl: Hello d from ks.
	9:32pm pacific standard simon: Good to know, Carmichael. I remember Auger and Driscoll best from their appearance in the Monkees' TV special.
	9:47pm Carmichael: I forgot about that, Simon. I saw Oblivion Express in SF many decades ago, opening for someone. Sad to say I paid them no attention whatsoever ...
	9:50pm JakeGould: Hey all.
	9:50pm Dave Mandl: Evening, Jake.
	9:51pm Dave Mandl: @pss: Wow, that's great.
	9:53pm Robert: Greetings from John Pachak in S.C. I was on the phone with him, but he quit to watch "Stargate SG1".
	9:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...if one is known by the company one keeps - then for the Monkees - that was : Bryce&Hart,StephenStills, StanFreeberg, TheBeatles, Hendrix, Zappa, TimBuckley, Auger, Jack Nicholson...fwiw...
	9:58pm Dave Mandl: Hi Robert, and thanks. I hope John's doing well. And please say hi back.
	10:01pm pacific standard simon: Had a similar experience, seeing Bob Seger open for Steve Miller at Winterland in '73. Wouldn't have remembered he was there if I hadn't looked it up.
	10:06pm rw: Hello all! I really really need to focus on work and not this message board tonight, but wanted to say it was nice to hear the Ratking. Not enough music of that ilk on FMU IMO. Thanks Dave!!!
	10:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& he mighta been worth it, in '73 : p ...
	10:08pm Dave Mandl: @rw. Thanks. Yeah, I don't know enough about hip-hop, but plenty of other people at FMU do.
	10:14pm rw: No, I wasn't suggesting you shift your focus. Just that I think some of the most interesting music being created these days in that realm. I don't really know that much about the genre myself. I did go to an Odd Future show in Paris a couple years ago with my daughter. It was pretty fun. Reminded me of punk rock shows in the early '80s.
	10:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This Georgian thing is really interesting: it's like an early 80s thing - a few years behind - unlike the Greek 80s stuff on the last BodegaPop show that was totally on it (evoked Cure & Teardrop Explodes & such) - but otherwise, very together...
	10:20pm pacific standard simon: Georgia on my Monde.
	10:22pm bloopy: any chance of some snapper? peter gutteridge just died :/
	10:25pm trs: Love the rhythm on thos trills. Yeah.
	10:28pm trs: Plural on those rhythms. How great.
	10:30pm Dave Mandl: @bloopy: We don't seem to have any Snapper in our library, oddly enough.
	10:30pm íkє: Agreed, Georgian is gorgeous. There is a somewhat similar language script (Dai, I think) on some buildings and signs in Yunnan Province, China.
	10:34pm Carmichael: Dave, you are mellowing my harsh. :)
	10:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @rw: I think HipHop was more interesting (&Punk-like, in the best sense...) - early on - when it was more Street & informing about Urban realities that were not being communicated anywhere else - & sonically more interesting before they came down hard on Samplers (...also: after it succeeded commercially, it became all about 'bling') ...so - I'm not like Sinatra ragging on Rock because it's not Swing - but - it's (Rap) not Where & When I'm from: I didn't grow up dreaming of having a turntable & two microphones - it was Guitar, yerknow ...& I still don't find myself thinking : - 'I must Own this HipHop music' - as much as I'm a junkie for all sounds...I guess I fully recognize it, w/out embracing it - even decades later...
	10:35pm Dave Mandl: @Carmichael: Wait for the next cut.
	10:36pm JakeGould: rw, I don’t completely agree with RRNOV63, but to me I just can’t get into the headspace of modern hip hop. To qualify that I also don’t understand the appeal of “Green Day” or even modern Bruce Springsteen.
	10:37pm I k e: ყველა ადამიანი იბადება თავისუფალი და თანასწორი თავისი ღირსებითა და უფლებებით.
	10:37pm Dave Mandl: @Ike: Fantastic!
	10:38pm JakeGould: All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.
	10:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - it kinda looks like Tolkien !
	10:38pm Dave Mandl: (Georgian)
	10:41pm Carmichael: Boy, Stanley Clarke is instantly recognizable to me. Great choice, too.
	10:41pm mike east: Digging the sounds, dj. Fmu has helped me thru working a weekend of doubles, with no day off til next Saturday. For the music I am grateful
	10:42pm Ike: Copied and pasted from Wikipedia, of course: en.wikipedia.org...
	10:42pm mike east: Been listening to school daze a lot recently
	10:42pm eric: Yeah, man, Stanley. Holey moley. Gettin' down on the one!
	10:44pm JakeGould: For the record, I am sick of Tolkien & can’t stand wizardry & sword B.S. There I SAID IT!
	10:44pm Carmichael: Bass fest! Aint no bouta doubt it!!
	10:47pm Dave Mandl: @mike: Really? I assume that stuff has been forgotten about.
	10:48pm mike east: Dj Duane recommended I pick up a copy so I found one at a used record store
	10:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - fair Jake: but Tolkien were a language genius & expert...
	10:49pm Carmichael: In some quarters, Graham is eternally cool. Mike does work in an instrument store ... :)
	10:49pm trs: I notice Georgian is also @ http://ka.wiktionary.org One of the 171 languages with wiktionaries.
	10:51pm mike east: They rehearsed that last return to forever tour at the studio I work at
	10:55pm Richard from Venezuela: Greetings
	10:56pm Carmichael: Thumb slapping bass is how I remember it.
	10:57pm fleep: Howdy, R from V, was wondering where you were about 5 minutes ago. Odd.
	10:57pm mike east: I let them borrow my digital recorder. They walked off with it accidentally. They shipped back to me...and didn't erase the sd card
	10:59pm Carmichael: Mike, you have all the good stories.
	11:01pm Dave Mandl: Hey, Richard. And trs, and mike.
	11:01pm mike east: No just some of them
	11:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Davy Graham is credited - no? - w/ popularizing the DADGAD tuning used by guitarists in every Irish Pub in the world; it only goes back as far as (& to) him ! - is my understanding...
	11:03pm rw: The head space of modern hip-hop is for the most part kind of weird I agree. Lots of misogyny and annoying bragging. As with any genre not all of it is worth while. Just saying there seem to be people putting out some pretty interesting and progressive ideas/sounds/juxtapositions too.
	11:04pm Carmichael: Mike, didnt SNL ask you about pouring milk in a snare drum? Now THATS a good story.
	11:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: rw: Yeah - Gary Sullivan of BodegaPop loves it!; another thing I acknowledge is HipHop gives voice to 'underclass' people - all over the World...
	11:06pm Dave Mandl: @RRN63: Could be (Davy Graham's tuning). I don't know about that.
	11:07pm ?: Beatles mono lp reissues are incredible!
	11:09pm joeray: That comment on the mono Beatles LPs was mine.
	11:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DADGAD wigkey : en.wikipedia.org... ...& I kinda suspect that every one of us Gittar Diddlers that detunes & gets all pseudo-Eastern is walking in Graham's footsteps...
	11:11pm Dave Mandl: @joeray: I only have the mono CDs, ad those are great. @RRN63: No big surprise, I guess. He was a real pioneer.
	11:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Crap! MonoBeatles! That's what they mixed for, really!...If not versed in it - not even caught up w/ even TheBeatles !
	11:29pm Eric the Half a Bee: Sonny Clark sounds great. What an incredible, sadly short career. You know he's somethin' if Zorn did memorials to him!
	11:31pm Dave Mandl: @Eric: Yeah, he died at a horribly young age.
	11:33pm JakeGould: rw, the other issue is everything is so over processed nowadays I lose respect. Not just with modern hip hop but modern pop in general.
	11:37pm JakeGould: But enough of that. I really like this current track.
	11:39pm rw: JG: I was just thinking the same thing.
	11:42pm rw: And not to dwell, but on the other side, it CAN be kind of disturbing to be driving around in the car with your 15 year old daughter blasting songs where a dude brags about how many bitches he's got hanging off his dick.
	11:42pm JakeGould: rw, FWIW it’s also the reason I used to like U2 pre-“Achtung Baby” but can’t stand what they have become nowadays.
	11:44pm JakeGould: “…a dude brags about how many bitches he's got hanging off his dick.” Have you really listened to AC/DC or Led Zeppelin lyrics? Pretty bad as well. And I like both groups.
	11:49pm rw: Yeah, I know. I guess that's why our parent's generation seemed a little concerned too. Thankfully my daughter has moved past most of that now. She still listens to hip-hop but it's of a more complex/sophisticated variety. Not so many songs about "Gettin' drunk in the club".
	11:50pm JakeGould: I think what disturbs me more is the focus on being aspirational to the point of idiocy. It’s one thing about someone singing about parties & partying. It’s another to brag about bottle service. THAT gets me riled up.
	11:54pm Carmichael: Does Bryce know you played Graettinger?!?
	11:56pm Dave Mandl: @Carmichael: Only if he happens to be listening.
	11:57pm Dave Mandl: (It was a spur-of-the-moment decision.)
	11:57pm 12539: Thanks, Dave.
	11:58pm Dave Mandl: Thanks, everyone. Have a great week, and hope to see you next Sunday.
	11:58pm rw: JG. Yes. Me too. Though the drunk in the club songs are usually pretty lame all around too. Dave, Thank you once again! Always astounding! Bye all!
	11:58pm Andrew Waterloo: By coincidence my brothers were complaining about the same thing and my brother stated emphatically he'd rather have his daughter listening to AC/DC.
	11:58pm trs: As ever, Dave. Here's some tea to it.
	11:59pm Dave Mandl: Thanks, 12539, rw, trs.
	12:03am amEdeo: YOLO!
	12:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Thx As Ever DM.

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from September 14, 2014

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September 14, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Spacebox	Session Groove "Session Groove" by "Spacebox"	Kick Up	Captain Trip	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Brian Auger Trinity with Julie Driscoll	Break It Up	Auger Rhythms: Brian Auger's Musical History	Ghost Town	0:03:46 (Pop-up)
Francisco Meirino	You Know Nothing	Notebook (Techniques of Self-Destruction)	Misanthropic Agenda	0:06:49 (Pop-up)
Dexter Gordon	In Case You Haven't Heard	Homecoming: Live at the Village Vanguard	Columbia	0:13:19 (Pop-up)

Edward Artemiev	The Stalker, track 1	The Mirror/Stalker soundtracks (Tarkovsky)	Superior Viaduct	0:29:56 (Pop-up)
Drumheller	Underside of a Table "Underside of a Table" by "Drumheller"	Wives	Rat-Drifting	0:33:46 (Pop-up)
Ahmadu Jarr	Kathung Gbeng "Kathung Gbeng" by "Ahmadu Jarr"	V/A: Spiritual Jazz, Volume 5	Jazzman	0:38:27 (Pop-up)
Ratking	Take "Take" by "Ratking"	So It Goes	XI	0:43:31 (Pop-up)
Milford Graves	Memory "Memory" by "Milford Graves"	Grand Unification	Tzadik	0:46:34 (Pop-up)

Eric Random & the Bedlamites	Second Sight	Time-Splice	Klang	0:56:41 (Pop-up)
Brain Damage	Fenêtres "Fenêtres" by "Brain Damage"	Spoken Dub Manifesto Vol. 1	Pias/Jarring Effects	1:02:56 (Pop-up)
Retsepti	Don't Leave Me Alone "Don't Leave Me Alone" by "Retsepti"	Anthology of Georgian Underground: Tbilisi 1987-92	Supreme Echo	1:08:27 (Pop-up)
Peter Zummo	Song IV "Song IV" by "Peter Zummo"	Zummo with an X	New World	1:14:31 (Pop-up)

Girma Yifrashewa	Elilta "Elilta" by "Girma Yifrashewa"	Love & Peace	Unseen Worlds	1:22:49 (Pop-up)
ZNR	Editioun Especialo d'uno Griho de Jardin	Barricade 3	ReR	1:30:14 (Pop-up)
Blueblut	Bondàge "Bondàge" by "Blueblut"	Hurts So Gut	Austromechana	1:35:58 (Pop-up)
Stanley Clarke	Vulcan Princess "Vulcan Princess" by "Stanley Clarke"	Stanley Clarke	Nemperor	1:39:11 (Pop-up)
Larry Graham/Graham Central Station	Hair	The Best of Larry Graham and Graham Central Station, Vol. 1	Warner Bros.	1:43:10 (Pop-up)
Brötzmann/Laswell	Abasement "Abasement" by "Brötzmann/Laswell"	Low Life	Celluloid	1:48:03 (Pop-up)

Davy Graham	Skillet (Good 'n' Greasy)	Folk, Blues & Beyond...	Topic	1:59:42 (Pop-up)
Beatles	Lend Me Your Comb "Lend Me Your Comb" by "Beatles"	Anthology 1	Apple	2:02:10 (Pop-up)
Tusques/Grimal/Guerineau	Don Cherry Blue	La Jungle du Douanier Rousseau	Improvising Beings	2:04:29 (Pop-up)
Mark Feldman/Sylvie Courvoisier	Dog Town Road	Music for Violin and PIano	Avant	2:08:46 (Pop-up)
Arrington de Dionyso's Malaikat dan Singa	[Track 2]	Trance Punk Manifesto Vol. II	Lathe Cut	2:12:28 (Pop-up)

Thollem/Robair	They Needed More _____ on _____	Trio Music Minus One (For Dennis Palmer)	Setola Di Maiale	2:20:14 (Pop-up)
Sonny Clark	Sippin' at Bells "Sippin' at Bells" by "Sonny Clark"	Cool Struttin'	Blue Note	2:24:38 (Pop-up)
Willem Breuker/Johan van der Keuken	Flat Jungle	Music for His Films, 1967/1994	BVHaast	2:33:22 (Pop-up)
Henryk Górecki	Quasi una Fantasia, String Quartet No. 2 Op. 64, Second Movement	String Quartets 1, 2	Elektra Nonesuch	2:38:37 (Pop-up)
Robert F. Graettinger	I Only Have Eyes for You	Live at the Paradiso	Channel Crossings	2:46:27 (Pop-up)

Tarbaby with Oliver Lake & Marc Ducret	Black Skin White Mask	Fanon	Rogue Art	2:55:46 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00pm Dave Mandl: Evening, friends.
	9:04pm Andrew Waterloo: Good Evening Dave
	9:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Power to the Daveful ! ...a Drummer's opening track ??...
	9:05pm Dave Mandl: Hey, Andrew.
	9:07pm Dave Mandl: Evening, RRN63.
	9:10pm The Bactrian Support Network: Good evening Dave and everyone,,, love the show and where it's going too as always ,
	9:10pm Andrew Waterloo: I'm ready for the show, even have my WFMU flask.
	9:12pm Carmichael: Heya Dah-Veed and echoers. Just jumping in the pool.
	9:12pm pacific standard simon: Hello Dave M and fellow Dave-heads.
	9:13pm bloopy: hey dave.
	9:14pm Dave Mandl: Hey there BCN, Carmichael, pss, bloopy.
	9:14pm pacific standard simon: The flask only holds 1/2 bottle of beer! Gyp!
	9:14pm Dave Mandl: @Andrew: Sadly, I gave my FMU flask to my wife. She will, um, get more use out of it than I would.
	9:15pm Dave Mandl: @pss: I think it's meant to hold the hard stuff.
	9:15pm joeray: Evening Dave.
	9:16pm fleep: Greetings Dave and Echolites.
	9:17pm pacific standard simon: I'm thinking of filling it with champagne, giving it a good, hard shake, and using it as a hand grenade.
	9:17pm Dave Mandl: Welcome joeray, fleep.
	9:17pm Dave Mandl: @pss: I didn't see that comment.
	9:18pm Andrew Waterloo: @Dave, yah, I'm just not the type to lug it around in my back pocket.
	9:20pm pacific standard simon: Sadly, 6 oz. is an insufficient quantity of the hard stuff to properly lubricate my social functions. Ahem.
	9:21pm Andrew Waterloo: @pss. booze doesn't help me in that regard.
	9:21pm Dave Mandl: @pss: You need more flasks!
	9:23pm pacific standard simon: Indeed! Envision an overcoat completely lined with flask-sized pockets. I can stagger around like a crippled salesman of French postcards.
	9:23pm david from ks: ,,,,,Exellent Selecto DJDM!!!
	9:24pm Andrew Waterloo: You'd be bullet proof bro!
	9:24pm Carmichael: Welcome to the Dexter Lake Club!
	9:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Line-up/Musicians with: Bass – Stafford James Drums – Louis Hayes Featuring, Trumpet – Woody Shaw Piano – Ronnie Mathews Saxophone – Rene McLean
	9:26pm pacific standard simon: In more ways than one, Andrew.
	9:27pm Carmichael: Auger provided the harpsichord in the Yardbirds' For Your Love.
	9:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Thx Carmichael !
	9:31pm Dave Mandl: Hello d from ks.
	9:32pm pacific standard simon: Good to know, Carmichael. I remember Auger and Driscoll best from their appearance in the Monkees' TV special.
	9:47pm Carmichael: I forgot about that, Simon. I saw Oblivion Express in SF many decades ago, opening for someone. Sad to say I paid them no attention whatsoever ...
	9:50pm JakeGould: Hey all.
	9:50pm Dave Mandl: Evening, Jake.
	9:51pm Dave Mandl: @pss: Wow, that's great.
	9:53pm Robert: Greetings from John Pachak in S.C. I was on the phone with him, but he quit to watch "Stargate SG1".
	9:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...if one is known by the company one keeps - then for the Monkees - that was : Bryce&Hart,StephenStills, StanFreeberg, TheBeatles, Hendrix, Zappa, TimBuckley, Auger, Jack Nicholson...fwiw...
	9:58pm Dave Mandl: Hi Robert, and thanks. I hope John's doing well. And please say hi back.
	10:01pm pacific standard simon: Had a similar experience, seeing Bob Seger open for Steve Miller at Winterland in '73. Wouldn't have remembered he was there if I hadn't looked it up.
	10:06pm rw: Hello all! I really really need to focus on work and not this message board tonight, but wanted to say it was nice to hear the Ratking. Not enough music of that ilk on FMU IMO. Thanks Dave!!!
	10:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& he mighta been worth it, in '73 : p ...
	10:08pm Dave Mandl: @rw. Thanks. Yeah, I don't know enough about hip-hop, but plenty of other people at FMU do.
	10:14pm rw: No, I wasn't suggesting you shift your focus. Just that I think some of the most interesting music being created these days in that realm. I don't really know that much about the genre myself. I did go to an Odd Future show in Paris a couple years ago with my daughter. It was pretty fun. Reminded me of punk rock shows in the early '80s.
	10:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: This Georgian thing is really interesting: it's like an early 80s thing - a few years behind - unlike the Greek 80s stuff on the last BodegaPop show that was totally on it (evoked Cure & Teardrop Explodes & such) - but otherwise, very together...
	10:20pm pacific standard simon: Georgia on my Monde.
	10:22pm bloopy: any chance of some snapper? peter gutteridge just died :/
	10:25pm trs: Love the rhythm on thos trills. Yeah.
	10:28pm trs: Plural on those rhythms. How great.
	10:30pm Dave Mandl: @bloopy: We don't seem to have any Snapper in our library, oddly enough.
	10:30pm íkє: Agreed, Georgian is gorgeous. There is a somewhat similar language script (Dai, I think) on some buildings and signs in Yunnan Province, China.
	10:34pm Carmichael: Dave, you are mellowing my harsh. :)
	10:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @rw: I think HipHop was more interesting (&Punk-like, in the best sense...) - early on - when it was more Street & informing about Urban realities that were not being communicated anywhere else - & sonically more interesting before they came down hard on Samplers (...also: after it succeeded commercially, it became all about 'bling') ...so - I'm not like Sinatra ragging on Rock because it's not Swing - but - it's (Rap) not Where & When I'm from: I didn't grow up dreaming of having a turntable & two microphones - it was Guitar, yerknow ...& I still don't find myself thinking : - 'I must Own this HipHop music' - as much as I'm a junkie for all sounds...I guess I fully recognize it, w/out embracing it - even decades later...
	10:35pm Dave Mandl: @Carmichael: Wait for the next cut.
	10:36pm JakeGould: rw, I don’t completely agree with RRNOV63, but to me I just can’t get into the headspace of modern hip hop. To qualify that I also don’t understand the appeal of “Green Day” or even modern Bruce Springsteen.
	10:37pm I k e: ყველა ადამიანი იბადება თავისუფალი და თანასწორი თავისი ღირსებითა და უფლებებით.
	10:37pm Dave Mandl: @Ike: Fantastic!
	10:38pm JakeGould: All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.
	10:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - it kinda looks like Tolkien !
	10:38pm Dave Mandl: (Georgian)
	10:41pm Carmichael: Boy, Stanley Clarke is instantly recognizable to me. Great choice, too.
	10:41pm mike east: Digging the sounds, dj. Fmu has helped me thru working a weekend of doubles, with no day off til next Saturday. For the music I am grateful
	10:42pm Ike: Copied and pasted from Wikipedia, of course: en.wikipedia.org...
	10:42pm mike east: Been listening to school daze a lot recently
	10:42pm eric: Yeah, man, Stanley. Holey moley. Gettin' down on the one!
	10:44pm JakeGould: For the record, I am sick of Tolkien & can’t stand wizardry & sword B.S. There I SAID IT!
	10:44pm Carmichael: Bass fest! Aint no bouta doubt it!!
	10:47pm Dave Mandl: @mike: Really? I assume that stuff has been forgotten about.
	10:48pm mike east: Dj Duane recommended I pick up a copy so I found one at a used record store
	10:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - fair Jake: but Tolkien were a language genius & expert...
	10:49pm Carmichael: In some quarters, Graham is eternally cool. Mike does work in an instrument store ... :)
	10:49pm trs: I notice Georgian is also @ http://ka.wiktionary.org One of the 171 languages with wiktionaries.
	10:51pm mike east: They rehearsed that last return to forever tour at the studio I work at
	10:55pm Richard from Venezuela: Greetings
	10:56pm Carmichael: Thumb slapping bass is how I remember it.
	10:57pm fleep: Howdy, R from V, was wondering where you were about 5 minutes ago. Odd.
	10:57pm mike east: I let them borrow my digital recorder. They walked off with it accidentally. They shipped back to me...and didn't erase the sd card
	10:59pm Carmichael: Mike, you have all the good stories.
	11:01pm Dave Mandl: Hey, Richard. And trs, and mike.
	11:01pm mike east: No just some of them
	11:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Davy Graham is credited - no? - w/ popularizing the DADGAD tuning used by guitarists in every Irish Pub in the world; it only goes back as far as (& to) him ! - is my understanding...
	11:03pm rw: The head space of modern hip-hop is for the most part kind of weird I agree. Lots of misogyny and annoying bragging. As with any genre not all of it is worth while. Just saying there seem to be people putting out some pretty interesting and progressive ideas/sounds/juxtapositions too.
	11:04pm Carmichael: Mike, didnt SNL ask you about pouring milk in a snare drum? Now THATS a good story.
	11:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: rw: Yeah - Gary Sullivan of BodegaPop loves it!; another thing I acknowledge is HipHop gives voice to 'underclass' people - all over the World...
	11:06pm Dave Mandl: @RRN63: Could be (Davy Graham's tuning). I don't know about that.
	11:07pm ?: Beatles mono lp reissues are incredible!
	11:09pm joeray: That comment on the mono Beatles LPs was mine.
	11:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DADGAD wigkey : en.wikipedia.org... ...& I kinda suspect that every one of us Gittar Diddlers that detunes & gets all pseudo-Eastern is walking in Graham's footsteps...
	11:11pm Dave Mandl: @joeray: I only have the mono CDs, ad those are great. @RRN63: No big surprise, I guess. He was a real pioneer.
	11:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Crap! MonoBeatles! That's what they mixed for, really!...If not versed in it - not even caught up w/ even TheBeatles !
	11:29pm Eric the Half a Bee: Sonny Clark sounds great. What an incredible, sadly short career. You know he's somethin' if Zorn did memorials to him!
	11:31pm Dave Mandl: @Eric: Yeah, he died at a horribly young age.
	11:33pm JakeGould: rw, the other issue is everything is so over processed nowadays I lose respect. Not just with modern hip hop but modern pop in general.
	11:37pm JakeGould: But enough of that. I really like this current track.
	11:39pm rw: JG: I was just thinking the same thing.
	11:42pm rw: And not to dwell, but on the other side, it CAN be kind of disturbing to be driving around in the car with your 15 year old daughter blasting songs where a dude brags about how many bitches he's got hanging off his dick.
	11:42pm JakeGould: rw, FWIW it’s also the reason I used to like U2 pre-“Achtung Baby” but can’t stand what they have become nowadays.
	11:44pm JakeGould: “…a dude brags about how many bitches he's got hanging off his dick.” Have you really listened to AC/DC or Led Zeppelin lyrics? Pretty bad as well. And I like both groups.
	11:49pm rw: Yeah, I know. I guess that's why our parent's generation seemed a little concerned too. Thankfully my daughter has moved past most of that now. She still listens to hip-hop but it's of a more complex/sophisticated variety. Not so many songs about "Gettin' drunk in the club".
	11:50pm JakeGould: I think what disturbs me more is the focus on being aspirational to the point of idiocy. It’s one thing about someone singing about parties & partying. It’s another to brag about bottle service. THAT gets me riled up.
	11:54pm Carmichael: Does Bryce know you played Graettinger?!?
	11:56pm Dave Mandl: @Carmichael: Only if he happens to be listening.
	11:57pm Dave Mandl: (It was a spur-of-the-moment decision.)
	11:57pm 12539: Thanks, Dave.
	11:58pm Dave Mandl: Thanks, everyone. Have a great week, and hope to see you next Sunday.
	11:58pm rw: JG. Yes. Me too. Though the drunk in the club songs are usually pretty lame all around too. Dave, Thank you once again! Always astounding! Bye all!
	11:58pm Andrew Waterloo: By coincidence my brothers were complaining about the same thing and my brother stated emphatically he'd rather have his daughter listening to AC/DC.
	11:58pm trs: As ever, Dave. Here's some tea to it.
	11:59pm Dave Mandl: Thanks, 12539, rw, trs.
	12:03am amEdeo: YOLO!
	12:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Thx As Ever DM.

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from September 14, 2014

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