WFMU: Phile with Jeff Moore: Playlist from November 14, 2017

Listener comments!
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: Shotgun
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: Umm...WHEW!
	3:01pm V Priceless: hey Jeff! Welcome to the waves! Hey Unc!
	3:02pm northguineahills: We almost got a repeat Cheyenne! Howdy howdy, Jeff!
	3:02pm Uncle Michael: VP! I'm so stoked for you, Jeff!
	3:02pm geezerette: Yes, let's!
	3:03pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Jeff! Welcome indeed!
	3:03pm geezerette: Already wow!
	3:04pm Jeff Moore: Hey, thanks for stopping by my very own special first potential train wreck! Technology is hard.
	3:05pm Sam Segal: Jeff Moore!!!
	3:05pm -Ken: Welcome Jeff Moore!
	3:06pm Jeff Moore: Hey, boss man!
	3:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Supdog?
	3:07pm Greg from ZONE 5: J-Mo!
	3:07pm Jeff Moore: I want a lawyerdog.
	3:07pm JtotheK: hi everyone.
	3:07pm Jshatan: Hey Jeff! Interesting start! Did Gabor Gado every jam with Gabor Szabo? ;-)
	3:08pm Jeff Moore: Right, J? That's what all inquiring minds want to know.
	3:09pm melinda: I like Voice of Chunk
	3:10pm doctorjazz: Took a bit to get to this page... This is a GREAT start, up my alley...
	3:10pm Dean: If Zsa Zsa Gabor had married Gabor Szabo... (Hmm, maybe she did.)
	3:10pm Flash Strap: Hi Jeff! I like Voice of Chunk a lot!
	3:11pm Jeff Moore: Longtime favorite of mine.
	3:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: Here we have the dog of the future, today! www.cnet.com...
	3:12pm Jshatan: Yes, Dean! Then her name could have been Zsa Zsa Szabo - talk about star power.
	3:13pm coelacanth∅: Greetings and Welcome Jeff! (now on the other side of the bar)
	3:13pm doctorjazz: Man...Wes and Milt...
	3:13pm Uncle Michael: VoC was big to me when it came along.
	3:13pm Dean: Or Zsa Zsa Gabor-Szabo!
	3:13pm doctorjazz: Man...Wes and Milt...
	3:15pm geezerette: Well this is a two martini lunch!
	3:16pm David D: Greetings Jeff!
	3:16pm geezerette: (haha Dean!)
	3:17pm doctorjazz: I'm trying to say Zsa Zsa Gabor-Szabo 5 times fast...
	3:17pm geezerette: ha! :)
	3:19pm Ike: Boop boop BLEEP
	3:21pm Gary: What's happening?
	3:21pm Cheyenne has landed: Woo! Welcome to the webwaves, Jeff!!
	3:21pm Dean: Been kidding with my kids about opening a fast food restaurant dubbed Toy Boat Toy Boat Toy Boat. Drive-up window: "Hi, and welcome to Toy Boat Toy Boyt...uh...welcome to Toy Boat Toy Boat Toy Boyt...er...welcome to..." Everything on the menu is prefixed with the name. Not just a hamburger but a Toy Boat Toy Boat Toy Boat hamburger, etc.
	3:21pm melinda: You have a nice radio voice Jeff
	3:22pm Webhamster Henry: I had this on cassette. Commercially made cassettes are so terrible.
	3:22pm Greg from ZONE 5: Your new job title should be "President of Computer World"
	3:25pm Rich in Washington: Me like what me hear.
	3:26pm Rich in Washington: me grammar also not good.
	3:26pm northguineahills: Haven't heard Pinch in ages.
	3:26pm doctorjazz: like how the Pinch track has some rhythmic feel of Computer World.
	3:27pm Rich in Washington: Commercial cassettes from big labels were hit and miss. I've got some 40 year old cassettes that still sound OK.
	3:28pm Rich in Washington: It seems like most cassettes I owned that were on Warner Bros. from around the late 70s tended to use cheap tape stock. They didn't sound so good and/or would self destruct in short order.
	3:30pm melinda: @Rich yeah, I have one that's probably 40 too, which I just attributed to the magic power of Herb Alpert.
	3:32pm coelacanth∅: Rich, (@3.27) i do too; and some that sounded shitty by the third play. it was my habit back then to immediaztely (after one listen) record cassette releases onto a tdk cassette. almost all of those still sound good, after 20-40 years.
	3:32pm Tony Coulter: Love this Heiner Goebbels track! Just got the 7" version even tho I have it in two other places.
	3:32pm Jshatan: I have this Recommended sampler, with the glittery cover and everything! So great. That's how I discovered Stormy Six, everyone's favorite Italian prog-Marxist-folk band.
	3:33pm Jeff Moore: Hey Tony!
	3:33pm Webhamster Henry: Coelocanthø: I did the same! TDK type IIs are great!
	3:34pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Jeff. Your debut is sounding great!
	3:35pm Jeff Moore: I remember hearing a Nakamichi repair dude tell me that decks which had been fed a steady diet of TDK SA had way less shedded-oxide crap in them than decks which had been eating inferior brands.
	3:35pm doctorjazz: My recollection of commercial cassettes back in the day is that the high end of most of them was pretty much gone.
	3:35pm Jeff Moore: Tony. Dude. Don't jinx it!
	3:36pm Jeff Moore: ...and today Trio provides the cool-down from our fit of excitement.
	3:36pm coelacanth∅: hey even the tdk-d was good. the sa was the bomb for sure, but the few (maybe 20-30) tdk-d that i had have held up beautifully. (most of the sa held up great, but not every one)
	3:37pm northguineahills: Leaving work early, thanks Jeff!
	3:37pm coelacanth∅: ...i did try a box or 2 of the tdk-ma, which was supposedly their best tape. none of them held up well.
	3:38pm Gary: Trio be likin the nonsense syllable songs
	3:42pm Jshatan: TDK-SA was the go to. The metal tapes, like the MA, were overpriced and short-lived.
	3:44pm melinda: Keep liking everything I hear from the Barnett-Vile combo
	3:44pm doctorjazz: The ones you bought and made your old tapes were better (even they lost highs over time); commercial pre recorded ones often were awful. My recollection anyway
	3:44pm coelacanth∅: Jeff @3.35 -that's interesting...and good news, though i did get sucked in to maybe 5 boxes of maxells, (as a compensation gift from druckers or crazy eddie's when they found a loophole in their "best price guarantee") and a few sony, basf, and others - all of which sucked then and suck worse now.
	3:48pm coelacanth∅: one of the cassette decks i bought had a calibration feature, to get the best sound from each particular tape when recording. i told the guy i mostly used tdk-sa and he said then it's all set. that's the default calibration setting.
	3:49pm Greg from ZONE 5: @melinda: They played JC last week and it was great big party!
	3:49pm coelacanth∅: (also my old yamaha 4-track is designed for the sa, according to the manual)
	3:50pm melinda: Greg it must have been fun!
	3:51pm Greg from ZONE 5: Very much so!
	3:51pm Jshatan: Coelacanthø - you're just making me love TDA SAs even more...I still have many of them and they all play and sound good.
	3:55pm David D: This is a lovely rendition of the Weill.
	3:55pm Jshatan: Ute was pretty good but Teresa Stratas was life-changing for me in Kurt Weill!
	3:55pm Webhamster Henry: I also had this on cassette! Jeff, you're raiding my K7 collection!
	3:56pm PGB: Timely tune (Nannas Lied), Jeff!
	3:56pm Uncle Michael: Auspicious start, Jeff! Thank you.
	3:56pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks much, Jeff!
	3:57pm Ike: "Untogether" is originally by Belly (Tanya Donnelly), unless that was also a cover.
	3:57pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Jeff! Lotsa fun!!
	3:57pm Rich in Washington: This was great. Hope to hear you again soon!
	3:57pm Webhamster Henry: You can follow Jeff on G+.
	3:57pm David D: Thanks, Jeff!
	3:58pm Gary: Awesome opener, Jeff -- congrats!
	3:58pm coelacanth∅: i can't help but think of Terre T
	4:00pm doctorjazz: That's why I know this, was driving me crazy! Thanks Jeff, fun show!
	4:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Jeff and what they^said!
	4:00pm Jshatan: Great job, Mr. Moore - I think you've passed the audition!
	4:00pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks Jeff! Off to Leipzig now!
	4:00pm doctorjazz: That's why I know this, was driving me crazy! Thanks Jeff, fun show!
	4:10pm Doug Schulkind: Dang! Got home 10 minutes too late. Congrats on the first of many, Jeff!

Phile with Jeff Moore: Playlist from November 14, 2017

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November 14, 2017: We shall now have a tiny little party. Is this love?

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Hello. "Hello."
Gábor Gadó	Szeretném Bejárni a Földet	Modern Dances for the Advanced in Age	2003		*	0:00:00 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
The Lounge Lizards	Uncle Jerry "Uncle Jerry" by "The Lounge Lizards"	Voice of Chunk	1988			0:07:09 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Wes Montgomery / Milt Jackson	S.K.J.	Bags Meets Wes!	1961			0:11:18 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ben Vaughn	Too Happy "Too Happy" by "Ben Vaughn"	Designs in Music	2006		*	0:16:32 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
We shall now have a tiny little party.
Kraftwerk	Computer World "Computer World" by "Kraftwerk"	Computer World	1981			0:18:41 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Pinch	Qawwali "Qawwali" by "Pinch"	Underwater Dancehall (CD2 - without vocals)	2007			0:23:48 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Heiner Goebbels	Berlin Kudamm "Berlin Kudamm" by "Heiner Goebbels"	The Recommended Sampler 1982	1982			0:29:02 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Trio	Turaluraluralu - Ich Mach BuBu Was Machst Du	Bye Bye	1986			0:34:01 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ben Vaughn	Apt. 604 "Apt. 604" by "Ben Vaughn"	Designs in Music	2006		*	0:37:52 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
things I’ve heard people call love "things I’ve heard people call love"
Courtney Barnett / Kurt Vile / Mick Turner	Untogether	Lotta Sea Lice	2017		*	0:40:41 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ani DiFranco	Untouchable Face "Untouchable Face" by "Ani DiFranco"	Dilate	1996			0:45:28 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ute Lemper	Nannas Lied "Nannas Lied" by "Ute Lemper"	Ute Lemper singt Kurt Weill	1985		*	0:49:58 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Goodbye. "Goodbye."
Pierre Henry (+Fatboy Slim)	Psyché Rock Malpaso Mix	Psyché Rock Sessions	2000	MP3, sorry		0:55:00 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:57pm Uncle Michael: Shotgun
	3:00pm Uncle Michael: Umm...WHEW!
	3:01pm V Priceless: hey Jeff! Welcome to the waves! Hey Unc!
	3:02pm northguineahills: We almost got a repeat Cheyenne! Howdy howdy, Jeff!
	3:02pm Uncle Michael: VP! I'm so stoked for you, Jeff!
	3:02pm geezerette: Yes, let's!
	3:03pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Jeff! Welcome indeed!
	3:03pm geezerette: Already wow!
	3:04pm Jeff Moore: Hey, thanks for stopping by my very own special first potential train wreck! Technology is hard.
	3:05pm Sam Segal: Jeff Moore!!!
	3:05pm -Ken: Welcome Jeff Moore!
	3:06pm Jeff Moore: Hey, boss man!
	3:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Supdog?
	3:07pm Greg from ZONE 5: J-Mo!
	3:07pm Jeff Moore: I want a lawyerdog.
	3:07pm JtotheK: hi everyone.
	3:07pm Jshatan: Hey Jeff! Interesting start! Did Gabor Gado every jam with Gabor Szabo? ;-)
	3:08pm Jeff Moore: Right, J? That's what all inquiring minds want to know.
	3:09pm melinda: I like Voice of Chunk
	3:10pm doctorjazz: Took a bit to get to this page... This is a GREAT start, up my alley...
	3:10pm Dean: If Zsa Zsa Gabor had married Gabor Szabo... (Hmm, maybe she did.)
	3:10pm Flash Strap: Hi Jeff! I like Voice of Chunk a lot!
	3:11pm Jeff Moore: Longtime favorite of mine.
	3:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: Here we have the dog of the future, today! www.cnet.com...
	3:12pm Jshatan: Yes, Dean! Then her name could have been Zsa Zsa Szabo - talk about star power.
	3:13pm coelacanth∅: Greetings and Welcome Jeff! (now on the other side of the bar)
	3:13pm doctorjazz: Man...Wes and Milt...
	3:13pm Uncle Michael: VoC was big to me when it came along.
	3:13pm Dean: Or Zsa Zsa Gabor-Szabo!
	3:13pm doctorjazz: Man...Wes and Milt...
	3:15pm geezerette: Well this is a two martini lunch!
	3:16pm David D: Greetings Jeff!
	3:16pm geezerette: (haha Dean!)
	3:17pm doctorjazz: I'm trying to say Zsa Zsa Gabor-Szabo 5 times fast...
	3:17pm geezerette: ha! :)
	3:19pm Ike: Boop boop BLEEP
	3:21pm Gary: What's happening?
	3:21pm Cheyenne has landed: Woo! Welcome to the webwaves, Jeff!!
	3:21pm Dean: Been kidding with my kids about opening a fast food restaurant dubbed Toy Boat Toy Boat Toy Boat. Drive-up window: "Hi, and welcome to Toy Boat Toy Boyt...uh...welcome to Toy Boat Toy Boat Toy Boyt...er...welcome to..." Everything on the menu is prefixed with the name. Not just a hamburger but a Toy Boat Toy Boat Toy Boat hamburger, etc.
	3:21pm melinda: You have a nice radio voice Jeff
	3:22pm Webhamster Henry: I had this on cassette. Commercially made cassettes are so terrible.
	3:22pm Greg from ZONE 5: Your new job title should be "President of Computer World"
	3:25pm Rich in Washington: Me like what me hear.
	3:26pm Rich in Washington: me grammar also not good.
	3:26pm northguineahills: Haven't heard Pinch in ages.
	3:26pm doctorjazz: like how the Pinch track has some rhythmic feel of Computer World.
	3:27pm Rich in Washington: Commercial cassettes from big labels were hit and miss. I've got some 40 year old cassettes that still sound OK.
	3:28pm Rich in Washington: It seems like most cassettes I owned that were on Warner Bros. from around the late 70s tended to use cheap tape stock. They didn't sound so good and/or would self destruct in short order.
	3:30pm melinda: @Rich yeah, I have one that's probably 40 too, which I just attributed to the magic power of Herb Alpert.
	3:32pm coelacanth∅: Rich, (@3.27) i do too; and some that sounded shitty by the third play. it was my habit back then to immediaztely (after one listen) record cassette releases onto a tdk cassette. almost all of those still sound good, after 20-40 years.
	3:32pm Tony Coulter: Love this Heiner Goebbels track! Just got the 7" version even tho I have it in two other places.
	3:32pm Jshatan: I have this Recommended sampler, with the glittery cover and everything! So great. That's how I discovered Stormy Six, everyone's favorite Italian prog-Marxist-folk band.
	3:33pm Jeff Moore: Hey Tony!
	3:33pm Webhamster Henry: Coelocanthø: I did the same! TDK type IIs are great!
	3:34pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Jeff. Your debut is sounding great!
	3:35pm Jeff Moore: I remember hearing a Nakamichi repair dude tell me that decks which had been fed a steady diet of TDK SA had way less shedded-oxide crap in them than decks which had been eating inferior brands.
	3:35pm doctorjazz: My recollection of commercial cassettes back in the day is that the high end of most of them was pretty much gone.
	3:35pm Jeff Moore: Tony. Dude. Don't jinx it!
	3:36pm Jeff Moore: ...and today Trio provides the cool-down from our fit of excitement.
	3:36pm coelacanth∅: hey even the tdk-d was good. the sa was the bomb for sure, but the few (maybe 20-30) tdk-d that i had have held up beautifully. (most of the sa held up great, but not every one)
	3:37pm northguineahills: Leaving work early, thanks Jeff!
	3:37pm coelacanth∅: ...i did try a box or 2 of the tdk-ma, which was supposedly their best tape. none of them held up well.
	3:38pm Gary: Trio be likin the nonsense syllable songs
	3:42pm Jshatan: TDK-SA was the go to. The metal tapes, like the MA, were overpriced and short-lived.
	3:44pm melinda: Keep liking everything I hear from the Barnett-Vile combo
	3:44pm doctorjazz: The ones you bought and made your old tapes were better (even they lost highs over time); commercial pre recorded ones often were awful. My recollection anyway
	3:44pm coelacanth∅: Jeff @3.35 -that's interesting...and good news, though i did get sucked in to maybe 5 boxes of maxells, (as a compensation gift from druckers or crazy eddie's when they found a loophole in their "best price guarantee") and a few sony, basf, and others - all of which sucked then and suck worse now.
	3:48pm coelacanth∅: one of the cassette decks i bought had a calibration feature, to get the best sound from each particular tape when recording. i told the guy i mostly used tdk-sa and he said then it's all set. that's the default calibration setting.
	3:49pm Greg from ZONE 5: @melinda: They played JC last week and it was great big party!
	3:49pm coelacanth∅: (also my old yamaha 4-track is designed for the sa, according to the manual)
	3:50pm melinda: Greg it must have been fun!
	3:51pm Greg from ZONE 5: Very much so!
	3:51pm Jshatan: Coelacanthø - you're just making me love TDA SAs even more...I still have many of them and they all play and sound good.
	3:55pm David D: This is a lovely rendition of the Weill.
	3:55pm Jshatan: Ute was pretty good but Teresa Stratas was life-changing for me in Kurt Weill!
	3:55pm Webhamster Henry: I also had this on cassette! Jeff, you're raiding my K7 collection!
	3:56pm PGB: Timely tune (Nannas Lied), Jeff!
	3:56pm Uncle Michael: Auspicious start, Jeff! Thank you.
	3:56pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks much, Jeff!
	3:57pm Ike: "Untogether" is originally by Belly (Tanya Donnelly), unless that was also a cover.
	3:57pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Jeff! Lotsa fun!!
	3:57pm Rich in Washington: This was great. Hope to hear you again soon!
	3:57pm Webhamster Henry: You can follow Jeff on G+.
	3:57pm David D: Thanks, Jeff!
	3:58pm Gary: Awesome opener, Jeff -- congrats!
	3:58pm coelacanth∅: i can't help but think of Terre T
	4:00pm doctorjazz: That's why I know this, was driving me crazy! Thanks Jeff, fun show!
	4:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Jeff and what they^said!
	4:00pm Jshatan: Great job, Mr. Moore - I think you've passed the audition!
	4:00pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks Jeff! Off to Leipzig now!
	4:00pm doctorjazz: That's why I know this, was driving me crazy! Thanks Jeff, fun show!
	4:10pm Doug Schulkind: Dang! Got home 10 minutes too late. Congrats on the first of many, Jeff!

Phile with Jeff Moore: Playlist from November 14, 2017

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