WFMU: Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from September 4, 2016

Listener comments!
	6:04am fred: Good morning Nate. I'm happy to see you're staying put in the new schedule
	6:05am Nate K.: Happy Labor Day folks.
	6:05am pacific standard simon: Roddy McDowell, so butch.
	6:10am pacific standard simon: Not sure how much of this Suzanne Ciani track is pre-Terry Riley, and how much is post-Terry Riley.
	6:16am Nate K.: @Pacific. It's 1975 if that helps at all. Probably post?
	6:17am pacific standard simon: If you're interested in the assignment of call letters by the FCC, note that KBAI is a station in Bellingham, WA that broadcasts left-wing talk and minor league baseball.
	6:19am Nate K.: "Keep an eye on those commie BAIs fellas."
	6:21am fred: @pss: I'm actually interested. I thought W was required on the east coast and K on the west, but I wonder where the dividing line stands. And whether there is another first letter in the middle
	6:21am pacific standard simon: I saw that, Nate, but Riley's music did change a little in the mid-70s. Hence my confusion.
	6:22am Sem Chumbo: @fred: I think it is the Mississippi River. Hiya, Nate, and Burners everywhere.
	6:23am fred: clicky star for this Cate Le Bon track
	6:24am pacific standard simon: @fred - The dividing line is the Mississippi River, but there are exceptions on both sides. C is for Canada, and X is for Mexico.
	6:28am Sem Chumbo: An interesting radio call sign here in Canada predates Newfoundland's entry into the country (1949). VOCM, St. John's , Newfoundland, standing for the "Voice of the Common Man."
	6:29am pacific standard simon: 3-letter call signs still exist, passed down from the old days.
	6:36am fred: Interesting stuff, but I still wonder why these call letters were mandated in the first place
	6:40am pacific standard simon: Take a look at this, Fred: en.wikipedia.org...
	6:40am fred: It's kinda weird that May 1st is "labor day" in some countries and not the US, even though the May 1st date comes from the US
	6:44am duke: Happy Sunday Nate and all
	6:44am fred: @pss: That makes sense. I guess we never had these in France because all radio stations were state-controlled until the early 80's
	6:45am Nate K.: I feel like May 1 is the Labor Day that makes people nervous; our late summer Labor Day is the get drunk-and-grill, keep-'em-in-line Labor Day.
	6:45am Nate K.: If that makes any sense...
	6:47am pacific standard simon: May 1st is a pagan holiday, having nothing to do with labor or workers. Stolen, just like Christmas, by ideologues.
	6:47am fred: @Nate: It does (especially the keep-em-in-line part). Part of the weirdness is that very few people around here know about the haymarket connection
	6:49am duke: The Stones don't sound like they really like working people
	6:50am fred: @pss: I once had a calendar that featured holidays (primarily New Year) from many cultures. Basically every day had an excuse to get drunk
	6:51am Nate K.: @Duke, I find this to be maybe their most questionable song in terms of credibility. Worse than "Street Fighting Man"...but I love it.
	6:52am pacific standard simon: Dance around the maypole. Hooray, hooray, it is the first of May -- outdoor fucking starts today!
	6:55am fred: @Nate: I feel like the Stones and cred only go together with a negative connective
	6:56am duke: I think the Stones are great but I don't believe them. If Otis Redding sings Pain in My Heart, I believe he knows exactly what he is sing about, If Mick sings it, I think he has studied it.
	6:58am Nate K.: @Duke, I'd say I'm more or less in agreement. I think if Mick were to sing a song about hedge fund investing, I'd believe it. I also think that when they cover songs by their idols, they really mean it, though.
	7:00am duke: Do you have any good hedge fund investing tunes?
	7:03am pacific standard simon: I think the Stones have a lot of credibility at their most misogynistic -- that's where they really are -- but I try not to think about it to much.
	7:03am fred: When the Stones rip off their idols, they mean it. When they feel someone ripped off one of their songs and they sue, boy do they mean it. The Monty Python ad was hilarious, though
	7:04am pacific standard simon: I really need to go to bed.
	7:04am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Harry Shearer ('Le Show') did a really great Stones parody song - 'Refined Sugar' - about Rupert Murdoch marrying Jerry Hall...Muddy Waters: 'The Stones stole my music but gave me my name.'...Beatles were lower class looking to Achieve & be taken seriously - The Stones were Middle class Southerners looking to go boho. Missions accomplished all around I figure.
	7:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like Charlie Watts is into Civil War memorabilia - so always this thing w/ British Blues like it's a study or fashion - but if so they are dedicated!...
	7:06am Dave in Vermont: fuck yeah, Nate K.
	7:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: MayDay is under Taurus, & Labor Day under Virgo - both Earth Signs that correlate to Labor pretty well.
	7:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Taurus is havin' thangs & eating, earning - Virgo is service & class & labor more exactly...
	7:09am duke: I recently watched a James Brown biography. There was a segment about the TAMI show. It was interesting to see the Stones follow JB on the closing segment. No one can follow Jame Brown. I give them credit for not just giving up,.
	7:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: James & Tina deffo opened people's eyes about Performance. Like when Hendrix arrived in England after apprenticing in the Chitlin Circuit, & all these guys that had learned off records were stunned by his moves...
	7:13am fred: May 1st used to be the only day my workplace is closed (and even enforcing that led to a conflict). Now with terror alerts all the time you have to get approval to get in at night or on weekends. It sucks because I crashed there a few time after shows that ended late
	7:17am duke: I have Labor Day off, but thanks to e-mail, an online forum that I have to monitor, remote access etc. It's not really a holiday.
	7:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - as long as the Murican hyper-working lifestyle brings us all this peaceful, rich, egalitarian lifestyle & Happiness in Society that make us feel so very successful & fulfilled both materially & spiritually - it's OK I guess...
	7:38am fred: @RevRab: I work in a weird place, there are few morning people, and access to studios used to be a welcome perk. Contemporary music composers usually don't care about regular hours, and they kinda set the clock here. So I can show up at noon and nobody bats an eye
	7:53am KP: Happy Hurricane, Nate
	7:54am Nate K.: Thank, KP. My umbrella will be put to the test in about an hour.
	7:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Happy Hurricanes'. Hm...
	8:08am KP: I saw the Stones in a tremendous show at the Meadowlands during a raging tropical storm. When Mick sang, "I howled at the wind and rain" you believed him.
	8:14am Nate K.: @KP that would have been something to see, I'm sure.
	8:30am Cheri Pi: Heya Nate K!
	8:37am Nate K.: Hi Cheri!
	8:45am KP: What's work?
	8:46am Sem Chumbo: Following the U.S. electoral process from outside the country @KP.
	8:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sem - it's like a life sentence here, I assure you.
	8:51am Sem Chumbo: :-/
	8:57am Nate K.: Have a good one, folks. Thanks for the kind words and the healthy conversation.
	9:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx NateK !

Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from September 4, 2016

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Music for the revolution in my head: choogling punks; power pop, both skinny-tied and long-haired; soul shouters and girl groups; bubblegum and acid rock; global fuzz; weirdos and outsiders, and the Weirdos and the Outsiders; Archie Shepp and J. Geils. Plus, live bands.

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Fri. Nov 22nd, 9pm - Midnight: Lavender Flu (More info...)
Nate K. is proud to welcome long-running Portland, Oregon, outfit Lavender Flu to the show. Playing a hazy, mesmerizing mix of lo-fi psychedelia and burnt-out rock 'n' roll, Lavender Flu have quietly built a reputation as one of the most fascinating and unpredictable bands in the contemporary underground. With a new album, Tracing the Sand by the Pool, out November 15, the band are hitting the road for a series of rare east coast performances and are dropping by WFMU along the way.

September 4, 2016: Summer's almost gone/the Lord loves a workingman (or woman)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Suicide Commandos	Burn It Down (Live)						0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Spectrum	Indian Summer "Indian Summer" by "Spectrum"	Refractions: Thru The Rhythms Of Time 1989-1997					0:01:58 (Pop-up)
Suzanne Ciani	Concert at WBAI Free Music Store (excerpt)	Buchla Concerts 1975	Finders Keepers Records			*	0:05:25 (Pop-up)
This Kind of Punishment	On Various Days	In the Same Room/5 By Four	Ajax				0:12:18 (Pop-up)
Plagal Grind	Receivership "Receivership" by "Plagal Grind"	Making Losers Happy: XPressway NZ Singles 1988-91	Drag City				0:15:48 (Pop-up)
The World	Managerial Material "Managerial Material" by "The World"		Upset the Rhythm!	7"		*	0:18:28 (Pop-up)
Cate Le Bon	We Might Revolve "We Might Revolve" by "Cate Le Bon"	Crab Day	Drag City				0:20:38 (Pop-up)
Sneaks	Tough Luck "Tough Luck" by "Sneaks"	Gymnastics	Merge			*	0:24:15 (Pop-up)
Virna Lindt	Attention Stockholm "Attention Stockholm" by "Virna Lindt"	Seeds V: Electric	Cherry Red Records				0:26:15 (Pop-up)
Science Fiction	Secret Agent "Secret Agent" by "Science Fiction"		Stimulus Progression	7"	1980		0:31:28 (Pop-up)

Abner Jay	I Wanna Job "I Wanna Job" by "Abner Jay"	One Man Band	Subliminal Sounds				0:41:36 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	Salt of the Earth	Beggars Banquet					0:45:54 (Pop-up)
Palace Music	Work Hard/Play Hard "Work Hard/Play Hard" by "Palace Music"	Viva Last Blues					0:50:45 (Pop-up)
Linda Gayle	Maggie's Farm "Maggie's Farm" by "Linda Gayle"				NOT Jerry Lee's sister.		0:53:17 (Pop-up)
Erma Franklin	Big Bossman "Big Bossman" by "Erma Franklin"				Aretha's sister!		0:56:08 (Pop-up)
Ann Alford	Got to Get Me a Job "Got to Get Me a Job" by "Ann Alford"						0:58:40 (Pop-up)
King Khan	Hurtin' Class "Hurtin' Class" by "King Khan"		Ernest Jenning/Khanibalism	7"	Music from the soundtrack to the documentary THE INVADERS	*	1:02:11 (Pop-up)
The Miracles	Got a Job "Got a Job" by "The Miracles"						1:05:56 (Pop-up)

The Runaways	School Days "School Days" by "The Runaways"	Waitin' for the Night					1:13:22 (Pop-up)
The Sweet	Fever of Love "Fever of Love" by "The Sweet"	Off the Record			Heading into "late-period" Sweet with this one.		1:16:29 (Pop-up)
Hot Rod	Love Is Alright (Hey) "Love Is Alright (Hey)" by "Hot Rod"	Boobs: The Junkshop Glam Discotheque					1:20:03 (Pop-up)
James Arthur's Manhunt	Chain "Chain" by "James Arthur's Manhunt"	Digital Clubbing	12XU			*	1:23:15 (Pop-up)
Charlie 'ungry	Who Is My Killer "Who Is My Killer" by "Charlie 'ungry"		Hozac	7"	1977 reissue	*	1:27:31 (Pop-up)
Denim	Middle of the Road "Middle of the Road" by "Denim"	Back in Denim					1:32:25 (Pop-up)
Giorgio Moroder	Today's a Tomorrow	Schlagermoroder Volume 1 1966-1975					1:36:45 (Pop-up)
Space Waltz	Scars of Love "Scars of Love" by "Space Waltz"				1975		1:40:18 (Pop-up)
Jim Ford	36 Inches High "36 Inches High" by "Jim Ford"	The Sounds Of Our Time					1:43:52 (Pop-up)

Gino and the Goons	Love and Hate "Love and Hate" by "Gino and the Goons"		Total Punk			*	1:52:09 (Pop-up)
The Wead	By the Whey "By the Whey" by "The Wead"		Black Gladiator / Slovenly	7"	1966 reissue	*	1:54:52 (Pop-up)
The Guess Who	Clock on the Wall "Clock on the Wall" by "The Guess Who"	Exploiting Plastic Inevitable - Vol. 1 (V/A)					1:57:12 (Pop-up)
The Dukes	I'm an Unskilled Worker	Neurotic Reactions - 20 Worldwide Mod Psych Freak Rock Smashers!					2:00:23 (Pop-up)
The Undertones	When Saturday Comes	Positive Touch					2:03:52 (Pop-up)
Chook Race	Sometimes "Sometimes" by "Chook Race"	Around the House	Trouble In Mind		Live on BURN IT DOWN! September 25.	*	2:05:39 (Pop-up)
The dB's	Cycles Per Second "Cycles Per Second" by "The dB's"	The dB's					2:08:22 (Pop-up)
Oh Bolan	Where's the Beach "Where's the Beach" by "Oh Bolan"	Ho!			Live on BURN IT DOWN! on September 18.		2:11:37 (Pop-up)
The Wipers	Does It Hurt "Does It Hurt" by "The Wipers"	Wipers Rarities				*
The HomoSexuals	Vociferous Slam "Vociferous Slam" by "The HomoSexuals"	The Homosexual's Record

Sham 69	I Don't Wanna "I Don't Wanna" by "Sham 69"						2:23:33 (Pop-up)
Cock Sparrer	Working "Working" by "Cock Sparrer"	Shock Troops					2:25:01 (Pop-up)
The Beat	Work-A-Day-World "Work-A-Day-World" by "The Beat"	The Beat			Paul Collins		2:27:33 (Pop-up)
Ramones	It's Not My Place (In the 9 to 5 World)	Pleasant Dreams					2:30:30 (Pop-up)
Atlantic Thrills	I Live for the Weekend	Vices	Almost Ready				2:33:41 (Pop-up)
The Nerves	Working too Hard "Working too Hard" by "The Nerves"	One Way Ticket	Alive				2:36:56 (Pop-up)
Alex Chilton	Lost My Job "Lost My Job" by "Alex Chilton"	Feudalist Tarts					2:39:10 (Pop-up)
Lou Reed	Don't Talk to Me About Work	Legendary Hearts					2:41:54 (Pop-up)
The Standells	There's a Storm Coming	Dirty Water					2:49:08 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Get Back in Line "Get Back in Line" by "The Kinks"	Lola versus Powerman and the Moneygoround					2:48:02 (Pop-up)

Jonathan Richman	That Summer Feeling	I, Jonathan					2:54:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:04am fred: Good morning Nate. I'm happy to see you're staying put in the new schedule
	6:05am Nate K.: Happy Labor Day folks.
	6:05am pacific standard simon: Roddy McDowell, so butch.
	6:10am pacific standard simon: Not sure how much of this Suzanne Ciani track is pre-Terry Riley, and how much is post-Terry Riley.
	6:16am Nate K.: @Pacific. It's 1975 if that helps at all. Probably post?
	6:17am pacific standard simon: If you're interested in the assignment of call letters by the FCC, note that KBAI is a station in Bellingham, WA that broadcasts left-wing talk and minor league baseball.
	6:19am Nate K.: "Keep an eye on those commie BAIs fellas."
	6:21am fred: @pss: I'm actually interested. I thought W was required on the east coast and K on the west, but I wonder where the dividing line stands. And whether there is another first letter in the middle
	6:21am pacific standard simon: I saw that, Nate, but Riley's music did change a little in the mid-70s. Hence my confusion.
	6:22am Sem Chumbo: @fred: I think it is the Mississippi River. Hiya, Nate, and Burners everywhere.
	6:23am fred: clicky star for this Cate Le Bon track
	6:24am pacific standard simon: @fred - The dividing line is the Mississippi River, but there are exceptions on both sides. C is for Canada, and X is for Mexico.
	6:28am Sem Chumbo: An interesting radio call sign here in Canada predates Newfoundland's entry into the country (1949). VOCM, St. John's , Newfoundland, standing for the "Voice of the Common Man."
	6:29am pacific standard simon: 3-letter call signs still exist, passed down from the old days.
	6:36am fred: Interesting stuff, but I still wonder why these call letters were mandated in the first place
	6:40am pacific standard simon: Take a look at this, Fred: en.wikipedia.org...
	6:40am fred: It's kinda weird that May 1st is "labor day" in some countries and not the US, even though the May 1st date comes from the US
	6:44am duke: Happy Sunday Nate and all
	6:44am fred: @pss: That makes sense. I guess we never had these in France because all radio stations were state-controlled until the early 80's
	6:45am Nate K.: I feel like May 1 is the Labor Day that makes people nervous; our late summer Labor Day is the get drunk-and-grill, keep-'em-in-line Labor Day.
	6:45am Nate K.: If that makes any sense...
	6:47am pacific standard simon: May 1st is a pagan holiday, having nothing to do with labor or workers. Stolen, just like Christmas, by ideologues.
	6:47am fred: @Nate: It does (especially the keep-em-in-line part). Part of the weirdness is that very few people around here know about the haymarket connection
	6:49am duke: The Stones don't sound like they really like working people
	6:50am fred: @pss: I once had a calendar that featured holidays (primarily New Year) from many cultures. Basically every day had an excuse to get drunk
	6:51am Nate K.: @Duke, I find this to be maybe their most questionable song in terms of credibility. Worse than "Street Fighting Man"...but I love it.
	6:52am pacific standard simon: Dance around the maypole. Hooray, hooray, it is the first of May -- outdoor fucking starts today!
	6:55am fred: @Nate: I feel like the Stones and cred only go together with a negative connective
	6:56am duke: I think the Stones are great but I don't believe them. If Otis Redding sings Pain in My Heart, I believe he knows exactly what he is sing about, If Mick sings it, I think he has studied it.
	6:58am Nate K.: @Duke, I'd say I'm more or less in agreement. I think if Mick were to sing a song about hedge fund investing, I'd believe it. I also think that when they cover songs by their idols, they really mean it, though.
	7:00am duke: Do you have any good hedge fund investing tunes?
	7:03am pacific standard simon: I think the Stones have a lot of credibility at their most misogynistic -- that's where they really are -- but I try not to think about it to much.
	7:03am fred: When the Stones rip off their idols, they mean it. When they feel someone ripped off one of their songs and they sue, boy do they mean it. The Monty Python ad was hilarious, though
	7:04am pacific standard simon: I really need to go to bed.
	7:04am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Harry Shearer ('Le Show') did a really great Stones parody song - 'Refined Sugar' - about Rupert Murdoch marrying Jerry Hall...Muddy Waters: 'The Stones stole my music but gave me my name.'...Beatles were lower class looking to Achieve & be taken seriously - The Stones were Middle class Southerners looking to go boho. Missions accomplished all around I figure.
	7:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like Charlie Watts is into Civil War memorabilia - so always this thing w/ British Blues like it's a study or fashion - but if so they are dedicated!...
	7:06am Dave in Vermont: fuck yeah, Nate K.
	7:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: MayDay is under Taurus, & Labor Day under Virgo - both Earth Signs that correlate to Labor pretty well.
	7:08am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Taurus is havin' thangs & eating, earning - Virgo is service & class & labor more exactly...
	7:09am duke: I recently watched a James Brown biography. There was a segment about the TAMI show. It was interesting to see the Stones follow JB on the closing segment. No one can follow Jame Brown. I give them credit for not just giving up,.
	7:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: James & Tina deffo opened people's eyes about Performance. Like when Hendrix arrived in England after apprenticing in the Chitlin Circuit, & all these guys that had learned off records were stunned by his moves...
	7:13am fred: May 1st used to be the only day my workplace is closed (and even enforcing that led to a conflict). Now with terror alerts all the time you have to get approval to get in at night or on weekends. It sucks because I crashed there a few time after shows that ended late
	7:17am duke: I have Labor Day off, but thanks to e-mail, an online forum that I have to monitor, remote access etc. It's not really a holiday.
	7:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - as long as the Murican hyper-working lifestyle brings us all this peaceful, rich, egalitarian lifestyle & Happiness in Society that make us feel so very successful & fulfilled both materially & spiritually - it's OK I guess...
	7:38am fred: @RevRab: I work in a weird place, there are few morning people, and access to studios used to be a welcome perk. Contemporary music composers usually don't care about regular hours, and they kinda set the clock here. So I can show up at noon and nobody bats an eye
	7:53am KP: Happy Hurricane, Nate
	7:54am Nate K.: Thank, KP. My umbrella will be put to the test in about an hour.
	7:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Happy Hurricanes'. Hm...
	8:08am KP: I saw the Stones in a tremendous show at the Meadowlands during a raging tropical storm. When Mick sang, "I howled at the wind and rain" you believed him.
	8:14am Nate K.: @KP that would have been something to see, I'm sure.
	8:30am Cheri Pi: Heya Nate K!
	8:37am Nate K.: Hi Cheri!
	8:45am KP: What's work?
	8:46am Sem Chumbo: Following the U.S. electoral process from outside the country @KP.
	8:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Sem - it's like a life sentence here, I assure you.
	8:51am Sem Chumbo: :-/
	8:57am Nate K.: Have a good one, folks. Thanks for the kind words and the healthy conversation.
	9:02am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx NateK !

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