WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from November 9, 2015

Listener comments!
	3:04pm Webhamster Henry: I would have used that Casio PT-20's instant chord feature for this, but that's what artistic differences are about.
	3:05pm r i s k y: Ow ow ow ow ow
	3:06pm Bas NL: Hi Scott! Please, to meet you, or t(w)o(o)!
	3:06pm northguineahills: So, the Mamuthones kidnapped James Murphy and the Kraftwerk lads, and threw them into a cell w/ Mick Jagger?
	🧩 3:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: Sympathy for r i s k y ' s ears!
	3:08pm Bas NL: Mick Jagger sampled by aliens, for sure.
	3:11pm bloopy: Hey there
	3:12pm Scott Williams: Please, to see you all this afternoon! Welcome
	3:15pm Stanley: Day-O!
	3:20pm ChrisB.: The Hushdrops are a shamefully unappreciated band.
	3:21pm Santos L Halper: Greetings! Nice to hear Hushdrops outside of Sat AM (even if it's from Bob's premium : )
	3:22pm northguineahills: Maki Asakawa rather popular around WFMU lately, and for a good reason!
	3:24pm Lee: I had friend who had a cat named Govinda. Was a very cool cat.
	3:29pm neil who is WILD, man: Doug Blunt. What an awesome name! That's almost better than Doug Blick....
	3:35pm Polyus: That guitar solo was from God's own fingers or something.
	3:39pm Cecile: That Mamuthones recording is insane. I am sorry I missed it.
	3:40pm common: me too, cecile.
	3:42pm Cecile: Even thought I have about six mixes of it on my Ipod...
	3:42pm neil who is WILD, man: Go Vinda, Go Vinda, Go Vinda Go!
	3:44pm steve: tss ch tss ch tss ch tss ch
	3:45pm steve: that's a swishy disco beat for the EAS
	3:46pm JakeGould: Wait… I already washed my dishes sans soundtrack. This seems like a scam.
	3:48pm amEdeo: wash those dishes. wash those dishes. wash those dishes. wash those dishes. wash those dishes.
	3:50pm Greg from ZONE 5: Oi Scott! I am listening to your madness! ALSO AMEDEO!!!
	3:50pm Webhamster Henry: Historical note: On Wednesday, November 9, 2011 at 2:00 PM, there was the first actual nationwide EAS test.
	3:51pm steve: scrub scrub scrub scrub scrub scrub scrub scrub
	🧩 3:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Coldwater takes care of washing dishes at my place.
	3:52pm Webhamster Henry: Music Steve Reich washes dishes by. I'm more a a Barry Manilow dishwasher.
	3:52pm Scott Williams: It's Greg! And amEdeo! and Steve! sup gents?
	3:55pm V Priceless: Shemp!!
	3:57pm Rich in Washington: the cover of this record is hilarious. Apparently he used biofeedback via EEG pads on his head to control his synths. Maybe so he could also do dishes.
	4:06pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks for the thanks!
	4:06pm ?: first Can song I ever heard. Still good.
	4:08pm Bas NL: Great record, Can's Delay 1968..
	4:10pm Greg from ZONE 5: PREACH
	4:11pm r i s k y: All co-workers officially jammin.
	4:11pm Scott Williams: He does now! Malcolm Mooney still active in gospel in NYC
	4:16pm listener monica: love mr. harper!
	4:29pm Yalc: Sawyer Brown! Cool.
	4:32pm bloopy: good news re harper
	4:34pm Carmichael: I prefer to look a t it as a show half-full. Hello Scott and peoples. Ears still rattling from Richard Thompson last night.
	4:34pm marc15: Were you just promoting the Republican debate?
	4:37pm Foghat: Just in case you're interested, here's a link to direct you to Foghat Cellars, our new wine site. Rock on, Scott Williams. We know you dig the Hat! http://foghatcellars.com/
	4:51pm Carmichael: Caeser could really play guitar, in addition to being a statesman.
	4:54pm Bremy: Ah, the sound of crackling LP grooves.
	5:14pm Webhamster Henry: <namedrop>I was visiting Laurie Spiegel on Halloween</namedrop>
	5:16pm Scott Williams: you've earned that brag, Henry
	5:16pm Webhamster Henry: Charles Cohen is in legal trouble for pederasty - but he does know his way around a Buchla. pitchfork.com...
	🧩 5:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: What is Seattle's KEXP up to? Here's what: www.nytimes.com...
	5:27pm Rich in Washington: while I don't find KEXP's entire lineup to be as consistently listenable as WFMU, they certainly are doing something right in terms of marketing and outreach, artist contact, etc.
	5:27pm JakeGould: @WebhamsterHenry: Were you casually visiting or helping her with webmastering?
	5:29pm Cecile: Kevin Cole at KEXP is a Minneapolis radio/DJ/record store vet. He has a lot to do with it.
	5:35pm Cecile: kind of an understatement.
	5:37pm josh: KEXP is only marketing...
	🧩 5:42pm Ike: Hello. This is a very good program.
	5:43pm map: ferris bueller was a huge cabaret voltaire fan
	5:44pm Scott Williams: thank you Ike
	5:44pm Nacnud: Hello from the NW. Isn't KEXP partially owned by billionaire Paul Allen and named after his EXPerience Museum Project establishment? Knowing that always sours me to their fund raising pledge drives. Seems kinda bogus.
	5:45pm Dean: Been ages since I've heard this CV. Amazing. Has everybody heard the new New Order featuring Iggy Pop? Sounds like Yello.
	5:47pm Grok-o-matic: Hmm what year is this? At first, I thought it must be Lou Reed, but it's just something that sounds like Lou Reed.
	5:47pm Cecile: Yes, Nacnud. The way the Current's pledge drive feels bogus to me. They're run by MPR, which isn't hurting for funds, let me tell you.
	5:47pm Grok-o-matic: Except with awesome synthesizers
	5:49pm Webhamster Henry: @JakeGould She's an old friend of mine. It was a party because her west coast friends were in town for AES.
	5:53pm Cecile: stream went kaput here. the pop up player
	5:53pm JakeGould: All good. I actually emailed her once when her website was down. And she nicely thanked me for letting her know and then it was back up. Very cool of her.
	5:55pm Scott Williams: G'bye, Jimmies! See you next week
	5:56pm dale: this the answer song to 'tammy's in love?'
	5:56pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott! Nice one!

Scott Williams: Playlist from November 9, 2015

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November 9, 2015: Please, to Meet You

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Mamuthones	Symphony for the Devil	Symphony For The Devil	Rocket Recordings
Teeth of the Sea	Field Punishment	Highly Deadly Black Tarantula	Rocket Recordings			0:11:05 (Pop-up)
Hushdrops	Tomorrow Once More "Tomorrow Once More" by "Hushdrops"	V/a, Freeform Faves: Bob Brainen's 2015 Marathon Premium				0:17:04 (Pop-up)
Maki Asakawa	Govinda "Govinda" by "Maki Asakawa"	S/t	Honest Jons			0:20:39 (Pop-up)
People in Control	When It's War "When It's War" by "People in Control"	V/a, [Cease & Desist] DIY! Cult Classics from the Post-Punk Era (1978-1982)	Optimo			0:24:43 (Pop-up)
Doug Hream Blunt	Break Free "Break Free" by "Doug Hream Blunt"	My Name Is Doug Hream Blunt	Luaka Bop			0:27:54 (Pop-up)
Tony Renis	Dove Sei Stata Susy? "Dove Sei Stata Susy?" by "Tony Renis"	7"	Numero Uno	1970		0:34:13 (Pop-up)

Tom Cameron	Music to Wash Dishes By	Music To Wash Dishes By	Bathing Records	1982		0:45:08 (Pop-up)
United Simesky Institutes	Sequenced Traces	V/a, Bedroom Cassette Masters 1970-79 Volume Six			thanks Webhamster Henry for the link! lotsa fine stuff here	1:00:12 (Pop-up)
Can	Uphill "Uphill" by "Can"	Delay 1968	Spoon Records			1:04:41 (Pop-up)
Elyse Weinberg	City of the Angels	Greasepaint Smile	Numerophon			1:11:19 (Pop-up)
Roy Harper	Sgt. Sunshine "Sgt. Sunshine" by "Roy Harper"	Folkjokeopus	Science Friction			1:14:32 (Pop-up)
Ryan Sawyer	Incredibly Lonely "Incredibly Lonely" by "Ryan Sawyer"	Your Heart Will Be Your Skin	Figure 8		cover: Gene & Rod	1:17:24 (Pop-up)
Mikael Tariverdiev	I Like "I Like" by "Mikael Tariverdiev"	Film Music	Earth			1:20:36 (Pop-up)
Mikael Tariverdiev	Prelude for Ket	Film Music	Earth			1:22:13 (Pop-up)

Donald Byrd	Think Twice "Think Twice" by "Donald Byrd"	Stepping into Tomorrow	Blue Note			1:35:47 (Pop-up)
Million Brazilians	? "?" by "Million Brazilians"	Poderoso Monicato	Psychic Sounds			1:41:27 (Pop-up)
J.A. Caesar	Echigo Tsutsuishi Oyashirazu	Kokkyou Junreika	Phoenix			1:47:15 (Pop-up)
Canadian Electronic Ensemble	Whale Oil	S/t	Music Gallery Editions			1:52:37 (Pop-up)
Jozel Malovec	Theorema "Theorema" by "Jozel Malovec"	V/a, Experimental Studio Bratislava Series 1-2-3: Ina Hudba	4mg			1:58:21 (Pop-up)
Dubya v. Charlie	Just A Conversation					1:59:47 (Pop-up)
Christina Vantzou	Laurie Spiegel "Laurie Spiegel" by "Christina Vantzou"	No 3	Kranky			2:02:47 (Pop-up)
Charles Cohen	Mankind And Mannequins	Brother I Prove You Wrong	Morphine Records			2:07:41 (Pop-up)
Josefin Ohrn + The Liberation	Sanity	Horse Dance	Rocket Recordings			2:17:07 (Pop-up)

John Cale	Fear Is A Man's Best Friend	Fear	Island	1974		2:25:23 (Pop-up)
Badaboum	Chamois Du Mal "Chamois Du Mal" by "Badaboum"	S/t	Bruit Direct Disques			2:29:14 (Pop-up)
Liquid G.	Pressure "Pressure" by "Liquid G."	Liquidation	Dark Entries			2:35:04 (Pop-up)
Cabaret Voltaire.	This is Entertainment	The Voice Of America	Rough Trade			2:39:18 (Pop-up)
The Moonlandingz	Anti Vernacular Pipsqueak (EMS Synthi A Experiment #1) / Lay Yer Head Down On The Road	Expanded EP	Chimera Music			2:45:07 (Pop-up)
The Wild Poppies	What Is Mine "What Is Mine" by "The Wild Poppies"	Heroine: The Wild Poppies Complete Collection (1986-1989)	Manufactured Recordings	1987		2:48:21 (Pop-up)
Joe Jackson	It's Different For Girls	7"	A&M			2:50:50 (Pop-up)
Kathy Linden	Goodbye Jimmy, Goodbye	7"	Felsted			2:54:30 (Pop-up)
Viands	Temporal Relic #1 (exc) "Temporal Relic #1 (exc)" by "Viands"	Temporal Relics	Midwich			2:57:35 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:04pm Webhamster Henry: I would have used that Casio PT-20's instant chord feature for this, but that's what artistic differences are about.
	3:05pm r i s k y: Ow ow ow ow ow
	3:06pm Bas NL: Hi Scott! Please, to meet you, or t(w)o(o)!
	3:06pm northguineahills: So, the Mamuthones kidnapped James Murphy and the Kraftwerk lads, and threw them into a cell w/ Mick Jagger?
	🧩 3:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: Sympathy for r i s k y ' s ears!
	3:08pm Bas NL: Mick Jagger sampled by aliens, for sure.
	3:11pm bloopy: Hey there
	3:12pm Scott Williams: Please, to see you all this afternoon! Welcome
	3:15pm Stanley: Day-O!
	3:20pm ChrisB.: The Hushdrops are a shamefully unappreciated band.
	3:21pm Santos L Halper: Greetings! Nice to hear Hushdrops outside of Sat AM (even if it's from Bob's premium : )
	3:22pm northguineahills: Maki Asakawa rather popular around WFMU lately, and for a good reason!
	3:24pm Lee: I had friend who had a cat named Govinda. Was a very cool cat.
	3:29pm neil who is WILD, man: Doug Blunt. What an awesome name! That's almost better than Doug Blick....
	3:35pm Polyus: That guitar solo was from God's own fingers or something.
	3:39pm Cecile: That Mamuthones recording is insane. I am sorry I missed it.
	3:40pm common: me too, cecile.
	3:42pm Cecile: Even thought I have about six mixes of it on my Ipod...
	3:42pm neil who is WILD, man: Go Vinda, Go Vinda, Go Vinda Go!
	3:44pm steve: tss ch tss ch tss ch tss ch
	3:45pm steve: that's a swishy disco beat for the EAS
	3:46pm JakeGould: Wait… I already washed my dishes sans soundtrack. This seems like a scam.
	3:48pm amEdeo: wash those dishes. wash those dishes. wash those dishes. wash those dishes. wash those dishes.
	3:50pm Greg from ZONE 5: Oi Scott! I am listening to your madness! ALSO AMEDEO!!!
	3:50pm Webhamster Henry: Historical note: On Wednesday, November 9, 2011 at 2:00 PM, there was the first actual nationwide EAS test.
	3:51pm steve: scrub scrub scrub scrub scrub scrub scrub scrub
	🧩 3:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Coldwater takes care of washing dishes at my place.
	3:52pm Webhamster Henry: Music Steve Reich washes dishes by. I'm more a a Barry Manilow dishwasher.
	3:52pm Scott Williams: It's Greg! And amEdeo! and Steve! sup gents?
	3:55pm V Priceless: Shemp!!
	3:57pm Rich in Washington: the cover of this record is hilarious. Apparently he used biofeedback via EEG pads on his head to control his synths. Maybe so he could also do dishes.
	4:06pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks for the thanks!
	4:06pm ?: first Can song I ever heard. Still good.
	4:08pm Bas NL: Great record, Can's Delay 1968..
	4:10pm Greg from ZONE 5: PREACH
	4:11pm r i s k y: All co-workers officially jammin.
	4:11pm Scott Williams: He does now! Malcolm Mooney still active in gospel in NYC
	4:16pm listener monica: love mr. harper!
	4:29pm Yalc: Sawyer Brown! Cool.
	4:32pm bloopy: good news re harper
	4:34pm Carmichael: I prefer to look a t it as a show half-full. Hello Scott and peoples. Ears still rattling from Richard Thompson last night.
	4:34pm marc15: Were you just promoting the Republican debate?
	4:37pm Foghat: Just in case you're interested, here's a link to direct you to Foghat Cellars, our new wine site. Rock on, Scott Williams. We know you dig the Hat! http://foghatcellars.com/
	4:51pm Carmichael: Caeser could really play guitar, in addition to being a statesman.
	4:54pm Bremy: Ah, the sound of crackling LP grooves.
	5:14pm Webhamster Henry: <namedrop>I was visiting Laurie Spiegel on Halloween</namedrop>
	5:16pm Scott Williams: you've earned that brag, Henry
	5:16pm Webhamster Henry: Charles Cohen is in legal trouble for pederasty - but he does know his way around a Buchla. pitchfork.com...
	🧩 5:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: What is Seattle's KEXP up to? Here's what: www.nytimes.com...
	5:27pm Rich in Washington: while I don't find KEXP's entire lineup to be as consistently listenable as WFMU, they certainly are doing something right in terms of marketing and outreach, artist contact, etc.
	5:27pm JakeGould: @WebhamsterHenry: Were you casually visiting or helping her with webmastering?
	5:29pm Cecile: Kevin Cole at KEXP is a Minneapolis radio/DJ/record store vet. He has a lot to do with it.
	5:35pm Cecile: kind of an understatement.
	5:37pm josh: KEXP is only marketing...
	🧩 5:42pm Ike: Hello. This is a very good program.
	5:43pm map: ferris bueller was a huge cabaret voltaire fan
	5:44pm Scott Williams: thank you Ike
	5:44pm Nacnud: Hello from the NW. Isn't KEXP partially owned by billionaire Paul Allen and named after his EXPerience Museum Project establishment? Knowing that always sours me to their fund raising pledge drives. Seems kinda bogus.
	5:45pm Dean: Been ages since I've heard this CV. Amazing. Has everybody heard the new New Order featuring Iggy Pop? Sounds like Yello.
	5:47pm Grok-o-matic: Hmm what year is this? At first, I thought it must be Lou Reed, but it's just something that sounds like Lou Reed.
	5:47pm Cecile: Yes, Nacnud. The way the Current's pledge drive feels bogus to me. They're run by MPR, which isn't hurting for funds, let me tell you.
	5:47pm Grok-o-matic: Except with awesome synthesizers
	5:49pm Webhamster Henry: @JakeGould She's an old friend of mine. It was a party because her west coast friends were in town for AES.
	5:53pm Cecile: stream went kaput here. the pop up player
	5:53pm JakeGould: All good. I actually emailed her once when her website was down. And she nicely thanked me for letting her know and then it was back up. Very cool of her.
	5:55pm Scott Williams: G'bye, Jimmies! See you next week
	5:56pm dale: this the answer song to 'tammy's in love?'
	5:56pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott! Nice one!

Scott Williams: Playlist from November 9, 2015

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