WFMU: World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from September 6, 2015

Listener comments!
	10:01pm PMD: Nice opening!
	10:01pm Dave Mandl: Evening, all.
	10:02pm JakeGould: Hello!
	10:02pm cheri: hello dave, really great to be here again!
	10:03pm cheri: hiya jake!
	10:03pm Dave Mandl: Hi PMD, Jake, cheri. @PMD: Thanks.
	10:04pm Ike & the Head of a Dead Ram: ¡Buena salud!
	10:06pm Dave Mandl: Evening, Ike & Head.
	10:09pm cheri: ike, tell me what's this thing about the head of a dead ram? you like being gory at times?
	10:13pm melinda: I love tinkly-synthy music at this hour.
	10:14pm Dave Mandl: @melinda: Glad to oblige.
	10:16pm cheri: well anyway, dave i'm really enjoying the show!
	10:16pm Dave Mandl: @cheri: Thanks. Happy to hear it.
	10:18pm JakeGould: @cheri: Is there spotting?
	10:21pm cheri: jake, i'm sorry but what do you mean?
	10:22pm JakeGould: @cheri: Spotting. Are you experiencing spotting?
	10:23pm cheri: no jake
	10:24pm JakeGould: @cheri: What about bloating and distention?
	10:26pm cheri: not at all, jake but why do you ask?
	10:27pm cheri: i'm in great health, jake
	10:27pm JakeGould: @cheri: What about excessive mucus production and ligament pain?
	10:28pm JakeGould: @cheri: No, something tells me your hiding something and we care.
	10:30pm Ike & Ram: I'm not especially gory, no. The head of the dead ram was brilliantly invoked by Cecile in a classic comments section ("Troll Acres, a planned community") a few years ago. www.wfmu.org...
	10:31pm cheri: i'm not pregnant, and not hiding anything
	10:33pm JakeGould: @cheri: Biologically we know you cannot be pregnant but that’s not the point. We have to be realistic here. Okay? So I’m done. It’s your turn to come clean.
	10:34pm cheri: ike, have you heard the phrase " THAT WAS THEN AND THIS IS NOW?"
	10:36pm JakeGould: Okay folks… Chill. Be cool. Cheri, that was then and this is now… So when you going to get a regular signed in account and get a cool avatar?
	10:36pm Īke: Some things cannot change. Some things refuse to change.
	10:36pm cheri: my life's an open book,got nothing to hide,
	10:39pm JakeGould: Well, if that’s the case why is it when I said, “Biologically we know you cannot be pregnant but that’s not the point.” you didn’t flinch. That’s a pretty pompous statement for someone to just casually toss out there; an insult in fact if it were not true.
	10:40pm JakeGould: Look, I’ve been watching “Magnum P.I.” and I’ve learned a lot about how detectives work so forgive me if I stretch my P.I. muscles here.
	10:41pm cheri: jake to tell you the truth I don't think I need an avatar, i'm happy the way I am.
	10:42pm Īke: So you need a more recent example? I submit for everyone's perusal: www.wfmu.org... See 9:53, 10:00, and 10:01. I rest my case. Have a great Not Pinko Commie Not May Day, everybody!
	10:44pm JakeGould: FWIW, if I told a woman they were incapable of childbirth I’d get smacked in the face… Even if they never wanted a child… If they were a woman. Just saying “cheri” whoever you are.
	10:46pm JakeGould: @Ike: Another subject… Ever go into any decent coffeeshop/bakeries around Sunset Park? They all seem to come and go but are decent for a roll and warm beverage every now and then.
	10:48pm Ike: @Jake, you mean non-Chinese and non-Mex coffeeshops/bakeries? I haven't noticed many besides Green Fig. BTW I noticed your favorite Viet place, at 63rd & 8th, reopened as a branch of Manhattan's Bo Ky, presumably under new management.
	10:50pm listening out there: Correction time...Dokaka is one person. From Wikipedia: Dokaka is a Japanese beatboxer who performs music solely by multitracking his own voice, generally with one instrument per track. (That is, he records himself mimicking the bass part to a song, then records himself mimicking the drum part in sync with the first recording, and so on.)
	10:50pm cheri: well I have to check out now, see you all (even ike) soon, goodnight dave!
	10:50pm JakeGould: @Ike: Nah, I mean the Chinese ones where you can get a hot dog cut in four, wrapped in sweet dough with scallions on it for $1 or so. And cool tip on the Vietnamese place at 63rd and 8th. The old place was… Meh… So maybe the new owners can make it less “Meh…”
	10:50pm Dave Mandl: Night, cheri.
	10:51pm Dave Mandl: @listening: Thanks for that!
	10:51pm cheri: thanks for the fun, dave!
	10:51pm listening out there: I think it was Irwin's program where I first heard Dokaka. Amazing stuff...
	10:52pm Dave Mandl: @listening: Yeah, agreed.
	10:52pm Ĩkє: I was about to type "counting down..." after 10:50, but I was too late. Only took 1 minute this time! So silly and played out.
	10:53pm JakeGould: @Ike: I am kind of proud of my interaction there @10:44.
	10:53pm Ike: Didn't Bryce have Dokaka on live in the 90s before archives? Or did I dream that?
	10:56pm cheri: ike, what DO you have against me? I come here to have fun! am I right dave?
	10:58pm JakeGould: @cheri: And you play games like constantly saying goodbye, pretending you are a woman, pretending you are going to get a real account and all this other nonsense. Whoever you really are, get some help.
	10:58pm Dave Mandl: @cheri: I guess. I see funny behavior from you, but mostly on other people's playlists.
	10:59pm bloopy: sup Dave
	11:00pm Dave Mandl: I'm not going to give you a hard time if you're not actually being obnoxious during my show, but you do seem to try people's patience.
	11:00pm Dave Mandl: Hey, bloopy. Not much, pal.
	11:00pm JakeGould: Hang on bloopy! Bloopy, hang on! Hello!
	11:02pm Ĩkє: (With apologies to Brautigan) If I were to live my life in catfish forms in scaffolds of dresses and whiskers at the bottom of a playlist and you were to come by one evening when the Dokaka was shining down into my dark comments and stand there at the edge of my affection and think, "It’s beautiful here by this playlist. I wish somebody loved me," I’d love you and be your catfish friend and drive such lonely thoughts from your mind....
	11:06pm maestroso: Doctor Nerve. Holy smokes.
	11:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hey, Dave and listeners. I'm curious about something: Is bubble tea a popular new thing in New York City? There's a new frozen yogurt place that opened here and they sell it there. Also, what's great/special about bubble tea? I haven't tried the stuff yet.
	11:08pm Dave Mandl: @maestroso: Indeed.
	11:09pm JakeGould: @kenFromHydePark: Bubble tea is still a thing, but not as big as it once was when it first came around like in the mid-2000s. People still like it though. It’s basically just some flavored tea drink—but recipes and flavors can vary—and the “bubbles” are just brown chewy tapioca balls. I personally can live without bubble tea of it disappeared tomorrow. But it is worth trying at least once. Now Thai Iced Tea… I will love that forever!
	11:10pm Dave Mandl: @Ken: I don't know that it's such a new thing. Maybe the last 5-ish years in NYC?
	11:11pm Ike: @KFHP, the profit margins are potentially huge, so tons of places add it to the to-go menu. Usually it's not that good. One or two places make really good iced green tea. The bubbles are superfluous IMO. Usually they're tasteless tapioca. I always ask for no bubbles.
	11:12pm JakeGould: @Ike: “…the profit margins are potentially huge…” Sugar water is a lucrative business.
	11:18pm Philthy woman: so fucking good to hear Dave,
	11:19pm ?: Yes, Dave -- 1928 makes sense. I gather there was a big gamelan craze in the early 20th century. Lots of U.S. university music departments buying up the full array of gamelan instruments. (Found this out the hard way years ago when I went to go see a free gamelan concert at the University of Chicago. Turned out to be a bunch of community non-Asians making use of the Uni's trove of vintage kettle drums & whatnot.)
	11:20pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for the tea info. I can make a variety of tea products in my own home for less money and toss some Skittles into it just for fun.
	11:20pm Dave Mandl: @Philthy: Thanks! You're living up to your name.
	11:21pm Dave Mandl: And thanks for the gamelan info, mystery person.
	11:21pm Dave Mandl: @Ken: OMG.
	11:22pm JakeGould: @KenFromHydePark: Yeah, but without the big straws and the teen/tween gal behind the counter taking your order while browsing their smartphone, you’ll be missing out on the real Bubble Tea experience.
	11:25pm greyhoos: T'was me, forgetting to enter my moniker. I assume the academic fad had something to do with Debussy and other early modernists who were tripping balls on the gamelan "all-night" open form.
	11:27pm JakeGould: @greyhoos: Hello!
	11:29pm Dave Mandl: @greyhoos: Thanks.
	11:33pm greyhoos: Hi, Dave! Wonderful show, as always.
	11:33pm cheri: you know dave I've been thinking real hard, and you're right I DO repeat myself at times, but I'll be working on that in the near future, but at least i'm polite and cause no trouble, as you can say i'm a FUN loving commenter
	11:35pm greyhoos: And I suppose "tripping balls" isn't the most appropriate term in this context. But after all this talk about bubble tea...
	11:37pm Dave Mandl: @cheri: Sure.
	11:37pm pacific standard simon: 'Tripping bells', I think you meant.
	11:37pm JakeGould: @greyhoos: To be fair, the older I get the more I realize that some artists/creators were high as a kite when they created their work. I mean some might have studied their craft straight and clean, but then one day they “tripped balls” and just connected things in fun new ways.
	11:41pm pacific standard simon: One word: absinthe.
	11:41pm JakeGould: @PSS: I drank some absinthe once. Holy crap was I drunk… Yet aware. Man, wow…
	11:43pm pacific standard simon: Post-impressionism and cubism -- the golden haze age.
	11:44pm pacific standard simon: Why a duck?
	11:45pm greyhoos: Yes, if you're talking late 19th century France, chances are absinthe had something to do with it.
	11:49pm greyhoos: @Jake: Never had it, myself, only read about it & the holy-shitness of its effects. But I remember back in the '90s when some Czech distillery started brewing the stuff after it'd been banned for over a century. Banned because too many alcohol-poisoning deaths were associated with the stuff. Might've been because an ingredient in its earlier form was wormwood...which is effectively a toxin. Or so I heard.
	11:51pm pacific standard simon: Way cool tune, Dave.
	11:52pm Philthy woman: Cause I typed the f word in full ? I know you can't speak that on air but I thought/hope it's no problem- we comment freely? Ofcourse, if we are not trying to be assholes too eachother which does not require cursing... True Q though I dont wanna mess with your great show
	11:53pm Dave Mandl: @Philthy: No, it's no problem at all here. I was just joking.
	11:53pm pacific standard simon: @Philthy woman - Just try making some fart jokes here and see how fast the hammer comes down. ;)
	11:54pm JakeGould: @greyhoos: Pretty sure what I drank was not wormwood. Don’t believe it is legal to make it with wormwood anymore. But if it happened in Eastern Europe, I can believe they would much with wormwood or some other strong/toxic alcohol. Every few years there’s some rash of alcohol related deaths in Eastern Europe due to toxic alcohol being mixed in a drink.
	11:56pm Dave Mandl: @pss: No, it's all good. As long as you don't insult/offend anyone.
	11:57pm pacific standard simon: If it's not made with wormwood, I'm not sure how it can be called absinthe, rather than Ouzo or Pernod or some other anise based liquor.
	11:57pm Listener Robert: I'm offended by the lack of insults here.
	11:57pm rw: Dave! Thank you for another terrific couple hours of radio and for coming in on this Labor Day weekend. Have a good holiday and a great week!
	11:58pm maestroso: Well Dave, I've been planning to break away to watch a concert video, but may as well listen until the end. Very great programming Mr. Mandl!
	11:58pm pacific standard simon: My behavior is an insult to my own intelligence.
	11:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: I may try their bubble tea the next time the kids & I go out for pizza. The local pizza place bought the adjoining space and sells the yogurt & tea there. Good night!
	12:00am JakeGould: Pizza, yogurt and tea! Oh my!
	12:00am Dave Mandl: Have a great week, all. Thanks for listening.
	12:04am Philthy woman: I was joking too- sorta- fuck- lets focus on the music your playing. Mucho thanks.

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from September 6, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
The Classical	Our Lady of Revenge	Diptych	Time Senstiive Materials	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Marie et les Garçons	Decision ou Partis Pris	Marie et les Garçons	Feedback	0:03:50 (Pop-up)
Eugene Chadbourne	Song for My Aunt Lion	Worms with Strings	Leo	0:07:11 (Pop-up)
Tcha Chacha	Atta Ants "Atta Ants" by "Tcha Chacha"	V/A: A Mutantine Collection	Mutantine	0:11:22 (Pop-up)
Nino Rota	The Awards (alternate take)	LSD Roma	El	0:16:09 (Pop-up)

Florent Ghys	Blazer et/ou Cravate	Television	Cantaloupe	0:26:41 (Pop-up)
Noah Creshevsky	Full Fathom Five "Full Fathom Five" by "Noah Creshevsky"	Hyperrealist Music, 2011-1015	Em	0:28:32 (Pop-up)
Catalyst	New-Found Truths "New-Found Truths" by "Catalyst"	The Complete Recordings Vol. 1	Porter	0:35:39 (Pop-up)

Dokaka	Larks' Tongues in Aspic, Part 2	1	Dokaka	0:48:27 (Pop-up)
Béla Bartók	Quatrième Quatuor, 1st mvt.	Les Quatuors	Astree	0:55:45 (Pop-up)
Doctor Nerve	The Shameful Stain "The Shameful Stain" by "Doctor Nerve"	Skin	Cuneiform	1:01:17 (Pop-up)
Gamelan Semar Pagulingan of Banjar Titih, Denpasar	Tabuh Lasem	V/A: Bali 1928, Vol. 3: Lotring and the Sources of Gamelan Tradition	World Arbiter	1:06:34 (Pop-up)
Brian Chase & Seth Misterka	Mr. BC	The Shape of Sound	Heathen Skulls	1:09:32 (Pop-up)

Stephen R. Smith	Old Skete 1 "Old Skete 1" by "Stephen R. Smith"	Old Skete	Worstward	1:18:59 (Pop-up)
Jon Gibson	Visitations Part 2 (excerpt)	Visitations	Superior Viaduct	1:23:26 (Pop-up)
Alan Sondheim/Azure Carter/Luke Damrosch	Guitar2	Threnody: Shorter Discourses of the Buddha	Public Eyesore	1:28:51 (Pop-up)
Espers	Cruel Storm "Cruel Storm" by "Espers"	Espers II	Drag City	1:32:27 (Pop-up)
Love Camp 7	Hard Day's Night "Hard Day's Night" by "Love Camp 7"	Love Camp VII	Bowlmor	1:37:41 (Pop-up)

Century Expanded	Prelude "Prelude" by "Century Expanded"	Concerto for Wah Wah	Gear Fab	1:46:06 (Pop-up)
Eric Dolphy	Densities (Gunther Schuller)	Vintage Dolphy	GM Recordings	1:49:43 (Pop-up)
Able Tasmans	Little Hearts "Little Hearts" by "Able Tasmans"	A Cuppa Tea and a Lie Down	Captured Tracks/Flying Nun	1:55:12 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:01pm PMD: Nice opening!
	10:01pm Dave Mandl: Evening, all.
	10:02pm JakeGould: Hello!
	10:02pm cheri: hello dave, really great to be here again!
	10:03pm cheri: hiya jake!
	10:03pm Dave Mandl: Hi PMD, Jake, cheri. @PMD: Thanks.
	10:04pm Ike & the Head of a Dead Ram: ¡Buena salud!
	10:06pm Dave Mandl: Evening, Ike & Head.
	10:09pm cheri: ike, tell me what's this thing about the head of a dead ram? you like being gory at times?
	10:13pm melinda: I love tinkly-synthy music at this hour.
	10:14pm Dave Mandl: @melinda: Glad to oblige.
	10:16pm cheri: well anyway, dave i'm really enjoying the show!
	10:16pm Dave Mandl: @cheri: Thanks. Happy to hear it.
	10:18pm JakeGould: @cheri: Is there spotting?
	10:21pm cheri: jake, i'm sorry but what do you mean?
	10:22pm JakeGould: @cheri: Spotting. Are you experiencing spotting?
	10:23pm cheri: no jake
	10:24pm JakeGould: @cheri: What about bloating and distention?
	10:26pm cheri: not at all, jake but why do you ask?
	10:27pm cheri: i'm in great health, jake
	10:27pm JakeGould: @cheri: What about excessive mucus production and ligament pain?
	10:28pm JakeGould: @cheri: No, something tells me your hiding something and we care.
	10:30pm Ike & Ram: I'm not especially gory, no. The head of the dead ram was brilliantly invoked by Cecile in a classic comments section ("Troll Acres, a planned community") a few years ago. www.wfmu.org...
	10:31pm cheri: i'm not pregnant, and not hiding anything
	10:33pm JakeGould: @cheri: Biologically we know you cannot be pregnant but that’s not the point. We have to be realistic here. Okay? So I’m done. It’s your turn to come clean.
	10:34pm cheri: ike, have you heard the phrase " THAT WAS THEN AND THIS IS NOW?"
	10:36pm JakeGould: Okay folks… Chill. Be cool. Cheri, that was then and this is now… So when you going to get a regular signed in account and get a cool avatar?
	10:36pm Īke: Some things cannot change. Some things refuse to change.
	10:36pm cheri: my life's an open book,got nothing to hide,
	10:39pm JakeGould: Well, if that’s the case why is it when I said, “Biologically we know you cannot be pregnant but that’s not the point.” you didn’t flinch. That’s a pretty pompous statement for someone to just casually toss out there; an insult in fact if it were not true.
	10:40pm JakeGould: Look, I’ve been watching “Magnum P.I.” and I’ve learned a lot about how detectives work so forgive me if I stretch my P.I. muscles here.
	10:41pm cheri: jake to tell you the truth I don't think I need an avatar, i'm happy the way I am.
	10:42pm Īke: So you need a more recent example? I submit for everyone's perusal: www.wfmu.org... See 9:53, 10:00, and 10:01. I rest my case. Have a great Not Pinko Commie Not May Day, everybody!
	10:44pm JakeGould: FWIW, if I told a woman they were incapable of childbirth I’d get smacked in the face… Even if they never wanted a child… If they were a woman. Just saying “cheri” whoever you are.
	10:46pm JakeGould: @Ike: Another subject… Ever go into any decent coffeeshop/bakeries around Sunset Park? They all seem to come and go but are decent for a roll and warm beverage every now and then.
	10:48pm Ike: @Jake, you mean non-Chinese and non-Mex coffeeshops/bakeries? I haven't noticed many besides Green Fig. BTW I noticed your favorite Viet place, at 63rd & 8th, reopened as a branch of Manhattan's Bo Ky, presumably under new management.
	10:50pm listening out there: Correction time...Dokaka is one person. From Wikipedia: Dokaka is a Japanese beatboxer who performs music solely by multitracking his own voice, generally with one instrument per track. (That is, he records himself mimicking the bass part to a song, then records himself mimicking the drum part in sync with the first recording, and so on.)
	10:50pm cheri: well I have to check out now, see you all (even ike) soon, goodnight dave!
	10:50pm JakeGould: @Ike: Nah, I mean the Chinese ones where you can get a hot dog cut in four, wrapped in sweet dough with scallions on it for $1 or so. And cool tip on the Vietnamese place at 63rd and 8th. The old place was… Meh… So maybe the new owners can make it less “Meh…”
	10:50pm Dave Mandl: Night, cheri.
	10:51pm Dave Mandl: @listening: Thanks for that!
	10:51pm cheri: thanks for the fun, dave!
	10:51pm listening out there: I think it was Irwin's program where I first heard Dokaka. Amazing stuff...
	10:52pm Dave Mandl: @listening: Yeah, agreed.
	10:52pm Ĩkє: I was about to type "counting down..." after 10:50, but I was too late. Only took 1 minute this time! So silly and played out.
	10:53pm JakeGould: @Ike: I am kind of proud of my interaction there @10:44.
	10:53pm Ike: Didn't Bryce have Dokaka on live in the 90s before archives? Or did I dream that?
	10:56pm cheri: ike, what DO you have against me? I come here to have fun! am I right dave?
	10:58pm JakeGould: @cheri: And you play games like constantly saying goodbye, pretending you are a woman, pretending you are going to get a real account and all this other nonsense. Whoever you really are, get some help.
	10:58pm Dave Mandl: @cheri: I guess. I see funny behavior from you, but mostly on other people's playlists.
	10:59pm bloopy: sup Dave
	11:00pm Dave Mandl: I'm not going to give you a hard time if you're not actually being obnoxious during my show, but you do seem to try people's patience.
	11:00pm Dave Mandl: Hey, bloopy. Not much, pal.
	11:00pm JakeGould: Hang on bloopy! Bloopy, hang on! Hello!
	11:02pm Ĩkє: (With apologies to Brautigan) If I were to live my life in catfish forms in scaffolds of dresses and whiskers at the bottom of a playlist and you were to come by one evening when the Dokaka was shining down into my dark comments and stand there at the edge of my affection and think, "It’s beautiful here by this playlist. I wish somebody loved me," I’d love you and be your catfish friend and drive such lonely thoughts from your mind....
	11:06pm maestroso: Doctor Nerve. Holy smokes.
	11:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hey, Dave and listeners. I'm curious about something: Is bubble tea a popular new thing in New York City? There's a new frozen yogurt place that opened here and they sell it there. Also, what's great/special about bubble tea? I haven't tried the stuff yet.
	11:08pm Dave Mandl: @maestroso: Indeed.
	11:09pm JakeGould: @kenFromHydePark: Bubble tea is still a thing, but not as big as it once was when it first came around like in the mid-2000s. People still like it though. It’s basically just some flavored tea drink—but recipes and flavors can vary—and the “bubbles” are just brown chewy tapioca balls. I personally can live without bubble tea of it disappeared tomorrow. But it is worth trying at least once. Now Thai Iced Tea… I will love that forever!
	11:10pm Dave Mandl: @Ken: I don't know that it's such a new thing. Maybe the last 5-ish years in NYC?
	11:11pm Ike: @KFHP, the profit margins are potentially huge, so tons of places add it to the to-go menu. Usually it's not that good. One or two places make really good iced green tea. The bubbles are superfluous IMO. Usually they're tasteless tapioca. I always ask for no bubbles.
	11:12pm JakeGould: @Ike: “…the profit margins are potentially huge…” Sugar water is a lucrative business.
	11:18pm Philthy woman: so fucking good to hear Dave,
	11:19pm ?: Yes, Dave -- 1928 makes sense. I gather there was a big gamelan craze in the early 20th century. Lots of U.S. university music departments buying up the full array of gamelan instruments. (Found this out the hard way years ago when I went to go see a free gamelan concert at the University of Chicago. Turned out to be a bunch of community non-Asians making use of the Uni's trove of vintage kettle drums & whatnot.)
	11:20pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for the tea info. I can make a variety of tea products in my own home for less money and toss some Skittles into it just for fun.
	11:20pm Dave Mandl: @Philthy: Thanks! You're living up to your name.
	11:21pm Dave Mandl: And thanks for the gamelan info, mystery person.
	11:21pm Dave Mandl: @Ken: OMG.
	11:22pm JakeGould: @KenFromHydePark: Yeah, but without the big straws and the teen/tween gal behind the counter taking your order while browsing their smartphone, you’ll be missing out on the real Bubble Tea experience.
	11:25pm greyhoos: T'was me, forgetting to enter my moniker. I assume the academic fad had something to do with Debussy and other early modernists who were tripping balls on the gamelan "all-night" open form.
	11:27pm JakeGould: @greyhoos: Hello!
	11:29pm Dave Mandl: @greyhoos: Thanks.
	11:33pm greyhoos: Hi, Dave! Wonderful show, as always.
	11:33pm cheri: you know dave I've been thinking real hard, and you're right I DO repeat myself at times, but I'll be working on that in the near future, but at least i'm polite and cause no trouble, as you can say i'm a FUN loving commenter
	11:35pm greyhoos: And I suppose "tripping balls" isn't the most appropriate term in this context. But after all this talk about bubble tea...
	11:37pm Dave Mandl: @cheri: Sure.
	11:37pm pacific standard simon: 'Tripping bells', I think you meant.
	11:37pm JakeGould: @greyhoos: To be fair, the older I get the more I realize that some artists/creators were high as a kite when they created their work. I mean some might have studied their craft straight and clean, but then one day they “tripped balls” and just connected things in fun new ways.
	11:41pm pacific standard simon: One word: absinthe.
	11:41pm JakeGould: @PSS: I drank some absinthe once. Holy crap was I drunk… Yet aware. Man, wow…
	11:43pm pacific standard simon: Post-impressionism and cubism -- the golden haze age.
	11:44pm pacific standard simon: Why a duck?
	11:45pm greyhoos: Yes, if you're talking late 19th century France, chances are absinthe had something to do with it.
	11:49pm greyhoos: @Jake: Never had it, myself, only read about it & the holy-shitness of its effects. But I remember back in the '90s when some Czech distillery started brewing the stuff after it'd been banned for over a century. Banned because too many alcohol-poisoning deaths were associated with the stuff. Might've been because an ingredient in its earlier form was wormwood...which is effectively a toxin. Or so I heard.
	11:51pm pacific standard simon: Way cool tune, Dave.
	11:52pm Philthy woman: Cause I typed the f word in full ? I know you can't speak that on air but I thought/hope it's no problem- we comment freely? Ofcourse, if we are not trying to be assholes too eachother which does not require cursing... True Q though I dont wanna mess with your great show
	11:53pm Dave Mandl: @Philthy: No, it's no problem at all here. I was just joking.
	11:53pm pacific standard simon: @Philthy woman - Just try making some fart jokes here and see how fast the hammer comes down. ;)
	11:54pm JakeGould: @greyhoos: Pretty sure what I drank was not wormwood. Don’t believe it is legal to make it with wormwood anymore. But if it happened in Eastern Europe, I can believe they would much with wormwood or some other strong/toxic alcohol. Every few years there’s some rash of alcohol related deaths in Eastern Europe due to toxic alcohol being mixed in a drink.
	11:56pm Dave Mandl: @pss: No, it's all good. As long as you don't insult/offend anyone.
	11:57pm pacific standard simon: If it's not made with wormwood, I'm not sure how it can be called absinthe, rather than Ouzo or Pernod or some other anise based liquor.
	11:57pm Listener Robert: I'm offended by the lack of insults here.
	11:57pm rw: Dave! Thank you for another terrific couple hours of radio and for coming in on this Labor Day weekend. Have a good holiday and a great week!
	11:58pm maestroso: Well Dave, I've been planning to break away to watch a concert video, but may as well listen until the end. Very great programming Mr. Mandl!
	11:58pm pacific standard simon: My behavior is an insult to my own intelligence.
	11:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: I may try their bubble tea the next time the kids & I go out for pizza. The local pizza place bought the adjoining space and sells the yogurt & tea there. Good night!
	12:00am JakeGould: Pizza, yogurt and tea! Oh my!
	12:00am Dave Mandl: Have a great week, all. Thanks for listening.
	12:04am Philthy woman: I was joking too- sorta- fuck- lets focus on the music your playing. Mucho thanks.

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from September 6, 2015

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