WFMU: The Stork Club with Stork: Playlist from January 24, 2021

Listener comments!
	🥁 12:00pm listener james from westwood: Happy Sunday, Stork and all!
	12:00pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Come on in out da cold, get toasted!!
	12:01pm adamdoesit: Hello Wolfgang von Storkolino and friends. It's noon eastern time on January 24, 2021. That means we're living in the future, and I don't know how the hell that happened.
	12:02pm doctorjazz: Hey, Stork and Clubbers! What you got in a nice porter?
	12:02pm Jeff Golick: Wow, Silkheart into Silkheart, just liked we planned it, @Stork!
	12:03pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: james! adamdoesit! doctorjazz!!! Right this way to whoknowswhat.
	12:03pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Jeff!! Are we hooked in or wha?
	12:04pm adamdoesit: doctorjazz, I hear they've got a cole porter, and that it's great fun, but it's just one of those things.
	12:04pm chresti: Hi Wolfganger and storkies!
	12:04pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: adamdoesit: You're the Top!
	12:05pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: chresti - bene, bene!!
	12:05pm hyde: hi
	12:06pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: doctorjazz: we had a nice porter, but we hadda let him go. Fingers in the till.
	12:07pm jimbrux: Hi Stork and Storklets. This show is always a treat. Have been listening for a good few months, first time aboard the board. Greetings all from snowy North London.
	12:09pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Welcome, jimbrux! Nice to have you aboard the board!
	12:11pm doctorjazz: OK, Anything Goes!
	12:11pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Hi to hyde!!
	12:16pm doctorjazz: Was curious when the Bartz was recorded, June 15, 1967, for those equally obsessive.
	12:16pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Thanks, Doc! Will update.
	🥁 12:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wonderful Jazzes ! Bitchen Gittar !! ...Thank You Very Much...
	12:20pm spodiodi: Hail, Stork and Clubfolk!
	12:20pm spodiodi: touchy streams again this morning, i see. but i'm all dialed in now
	12:21pm doctorjazz: Out for a bit of yoga, back later.
	12:22pm adamdoesit: Hi chresti, spodi, RevRabbit, and jimbrux! spodi, I had trouble with the TuneIn myself. jimbrux, send over a pint of real ale, would you?
	🥁 12:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: About now living in the future sounds good ...though the joke is I live in the past cause rent was better...
	12:22pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Happy yogaing, DocJ. See you back here on a different plane?
	12:22pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: RevRabb, hullo, already!!
	12:26pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: spodiodi! Hope your streams are streaming freely. Welcome!
	12:27pm spodiodi: thanks, Stork! hi adamdoesit!
	12:28pm spodiodi: props to Elena for another sweet pic, Stork. i like that one
	12:29pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Thanks, spodi! She's kinda proud of that one.
	12:31pm chresti: Hi adamdoesit!
	12:32pm Jeff Golick: All-time fave.
	12:34pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: @Jeff: Conference for the Birds sounds kinda like a jazz madrigal. Maybe the only ever.
	12:34pm ºIºk^e: Cool beans, cool cats.
	12:35pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: ºIºk^e: HiYo!!
	12:37pm adamdoesit: My clicky-star finger may cramp from overuse today, Stork. Still kinda blown away that you made it through an entire 5+ hour Max Roachfest without cueing up anything from (the fine but overplayed) Money Jungle even once.
	12:39pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: omg. adamdoesit! I cannot tell a lie! I somehow friggin forgot it!! It's here in my stash, and I loused up! It bothers me so much, I'm thinking of doing a Max-Overflow set one of thee days.
	12:41pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: This track reminds me of Doug Schulkind's intro- heard weekly on Fridays at 9 am Eatern - only on the goddam GTDR stream). Gets my Drummer juices geysering.
	12:44pm spodiodi: this bed music sounds sick, Stork
	12:45pm chresti: Hi spodi! \\//
	12:46pm spodiodi: very pattern-static-y
	12:46pm spodiodi: \\// aloha, chresti!
	🥁 12:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Much static yup. Voice clear in it though.
	12:51pm adamdoesit: I meant that in the best possible way, Stork! But, I mean, if ya gotta, ya gotta.
	12:53pm spodiodi: i thought you were saying "need a drug"
	12:53pm spodiodi: "what we don't know could fill a truck"
	12:57pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: That talk-over track is from Lesser - Obilgatory Glitch Worship - he's a sample-happy kinda dude- static is actually fireworks bursting in air.
	🥁 12:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nice Brooce.
	12:59pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: RevRabb: everybody played with Warren- and they played like they wanted to.
	12:59pm adamdoesit: spodi, either way, it's the most Murican of possible songs.
	12:59pm Linda Lee: hi hi hi! i'm late, but here, thank Gosh!
	🥁 12:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jerry & Jack ! OK...
	1:00pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Linda Lee! O me!!
	1:00pm Linda Lee: o my! so glad to hear you, Sir Stork! :-)
	1:01pm Linda Lee: interesting track for the moment. wow. ;-)
	🥁 1:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: REM & Bob !!
	1:02pm spodiodi: Lesser - Obilgatory Glitch Worship! thanks, Stork. noted well. adamdoesit -- i guess you're right :)
	1:03pm coelacanth∅: greetings Stork & Wolf gang
	1:03pm Linda Lee: beautiful photo too! taken near the birthplace of Charles Bukowski ~ (who remains a favorite poet despite me).
	🥁 1:03pm WR: hi, never have connected with Warren Zevon's work until just now hearing these two songs from 87 & 89. liking these.
	🥁 1:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I was born in '63 & I have had very little jobs in factories.
	1:04pm doctorjazz: Nice to be back for Zevon!
	1:04pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: WR: :)
	🥁 1:04pm Michael 98145: Yes. Nice, moody photo.
	1:05pm spodiodi: aloha coelacanthØ
	1:05pm doctorjazz: Love Bill Lee.
	1:06pm Linda Lee: i've had a factory job or 2 (born in 60). we're not eve offered those now in the US, however, unless we're imprisoned. slave labor is still most profitable.
	1:06pm Linda Lee: not eve! :-D
	1:07pm adamdoesit: hi El El and coel!
	1:08pm coelacanth∅: hey spodi! adam!
	1:09pm iiiiiiiii1ke: Ha ha, I really relate to “My Shit's Fucked Up”. Great shit.
	1:09pm doctorjazz: And Mohammed's Radio!
	1:11pm spodiodi: i had a job packing integrated circuits (and other electronic components) in a warehouse in the 80s. was a fun job with fun people
	1:12pm doctorjazz: Archive appointment tomorrow morning for this show...
	1:12pm chresti: The only factory job I had was painting manniquins' faces. It moved to Mexico in the late 80s.
	1:12pm doctorjazz: :-)
	1:13pm spodiodi: that sounds rad, chresti. did you like it?
	1:13pm Linda Lee: chresti, i've done this too. have we talked about this?
	1:14pm Linda Lee: i've had 2 of those jobs. paid fairly well, for factory work. i liked it.
	1:14pm chresti: Linda Lee, we have, and compared notes!
	1:15pm coelacanth∅: i worked in a factory in asheville from mn-830am, dropping can lids into long paper sleeves. i didn't go back the 2nd day.
	1:15pm chresti: spodi, I liked it until the summer when it got real hot and smelly in there.
	1:15pm Linda Lee: :-) just so funny to meet someone else who's done this. frankly, i'd do it again if i don't have to huff toxic lacquer this time.
	1:16pm spodiodi: haha, coel... you have my 3-day(?) run at a McD's beat with that
	1:16pm Sem: Zevon Heaven. thanks, the Stork.
	1:17pm Linda Lee: when were you in asheville? have we talked about this? :-D i was there for 8 years off & on.
	1:17pm coelacanth∅: i worked in a machine shop. i guess that's a factory. we made shit.
	1:17pm chresti: I lasted 3 days at Taco Bell, spodi.
	1:17pm spodiodi: heat = yech, chresti -- reminds me of why i quit my (brief) gig with UPS (unloading the trailers started sucking as it got closer to summer)
	1:18pm spodiodi: cheers, chresti :D
	1:19pm coelacanth∅: Linda c.1985
	1:19pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: This is fun, Sem. Still miss him.
	1:19pm Sem: same.
	1:19pm Franco Twinkie: Chresti got me a job at the factory. I couldn't cut it. I lasted six weeks.
	1:20pm Linda Lee: ah ok! for how long were you there? i loved the town when i first arrived in 93. beautiful.
	1:20pm Linda Lee: ah ok! for how long were you there? i loved the town when i first arrived in 93. beautiful.
	1:20pm coelacanth∅: Zevon always reminds me of my brother who not only turned me onto him around 1975 but had very similar eyes.
	1:20pm Linda Lee: i'm sorry. not sure how that happened..
	1:23pm Linda Lee: there's not another voice i'd rather hear today than yours, Sir Stork. true true.
	1:24pm chresti: The comment bubble's fault LL, happens to me too.
	1:24pm Franco Twinkie: We would walk down to a liquor store on Whittier Blvd. at lunchtime and buy lottery tickets. We never won anything.
	1:26pm chresti: We had a co-worker that was really into Liza Minelli and kind of looked like Spock.
	1:27pm coelacanth∅: Linda i was only there for... 5 months? living off savings and a tax return and then i couldn't find work but with the temp agency. that's how and when i ended up in nj to get a trade. asheville was very depressed at the time. empty storefronts everywhere. i liked my time there though. good reggae community.
	1:27pm Franco Twinkie: I saw Warren at the Roxy in 1978. It was a wild affair. Warren was so wound up, we though he was going to fall off the piano bench into the audience.
	1:27pm spodiodi: Franco, that sounds great
	1:28pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Spodi! Is it raining up there?
	🥁 1:29pm Michael 98145: machine shop. forklift. been there.
	1:29pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: This is why I love the comments board: chresti: We had a co-worker that was really into Liza Minelli and kind of looked like Spock.
	1:30pm spodiodi: not atm, Franco, but has been on and off for days
	1:30pm Linda Lee: wow.. interesting about the town in the 80s! i hear there's plenty of money there now.
	1:30pm spodiodi: \\//
	1:31pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: coel, Franco twinkle! Michael von Postlietzahl 48145!! Many greetz!!
	1:31pm Linda Lee: as usual, gentrification followed me like a hungry wolf. want to know where to invest? find out where i've run to as an escape from the wolf.
	1:33pm Linda Lee: that's your opportunity. i swear ~ i've been accidental pioneer my whole adult life.
	1:34pm spodiodi: singer reminds me of J Mascis
	1:35pm Linda Lee: if only we'd purchased that williamsburg walkup for $10K in 86..
	1:35pm Ali: Ohhh yeah this is a perfect Sunday afternoon bop.
	1:35pm coelacanth∅: coincidentally just talking about my machine shop job yesterday. the place was stocked with employees with various parts missing or malfunctioning. i wanted to quit after nearly being 1/2 blinded by hot metal and my "guidance councilor" refused to tell me how long i had to stay to meet my credit requirement for graduation. so i quit. turns out i only had 3 more weeks.
	1:36pm coelacanth∅: Michael i drove a forklift too, but not in a factory
	1:38pm coelacanth∅: Linda @130 yes. my friend that convinced me to come there at the time now lives outside of asheville and despises asheville.
	1:38pm chresti: I sometimes feel the same way LL, forward scouts finding cheap rent, getting sniffed out by investors.
	🥁 1:40pm Michael 98145: @coel, punch presses, paint dips, sheet metal galore. no more.
	🥁 1:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well Larry & John jammed w/ Hendix... Mitch Mitchell said Tony & Jimi tried & it didn't work so well. Says him...
	1:42pm Linda Lee: i'm sorry to hear it, coel.
	1:43pm Linda Lee: that's exactly right, chresti. i'm on move 5 right now.
	1:45pm Linda Lee: i thought for sure they'd never care for the catskills. foolish creature. they're eating up the mountains, too. speculators with the community sense of root-rot.
	1:47pm Linda Lee: & now they're about to dispose of natural resources altogether & get their teeth into the human. biometrics. we're the resource they've been looking for.
	1:47pm spodiodi: liked that Tony Williams
	1:49pm Linda Lee: it's all very sad.
	1:49pm coelacanth∅: yes, and often land that's for sale may only be bought by someone with a plan to "develop" it. Fucking Pigs.
	1:49pm fred: Nice Sakamoto deep cut there
	1:50pm spodiodi: amen, coel
	1:51pm Linda Lee: that's right, coel. do you know who's just made the top of the list as the country's biggest single owner of farmland? clue: he used to run Microsoft
	1:52pm chresti: I remember reading about a restaurant entrepreneur's method of finding neighborhoods for a new cafe, which was parking on a random street every day and if he saw a young woman in black coming outside to get the paper or mail, in the middle of the day, he would open a place there.
	1:52pm Linda Lee: tell me what that little bastard knows or cares about farming. dare ya.
	1:53pm Linda Lee: that's not too surprising to me, chresti. that's called a predator.
	🥁 1:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...young women in black ...my classism says hate - but my hormones say good afternoon...
	1:56pm Linda Lee: i was a young woman in black once. i would've spit in the guy's eye.
	1:56pm spodiodi: lol RRN63
	1:57pm jimbrux: Not my kinda music this one, but I gotta respect calling a song called "Goblin Alert".
	1:57pm coelacanth∅: it depends,RR. are there shoulder pads involved?
	1:57pm Linda Lee: if he'd been brave enough to approach me like a human & not a head louse.
	1:58pm jimbrux: "calling a song called" damnit
	1:58pm chresti: Young arty women in black, that are going to art school.
	1:59pm Linda Lee: 'art school'. the poseurs. jeesh.
	1:59pm coelacanth∅: Bill Gates might do something good. he's done good things. he's not the scum that apple is, and he understands how bad things are.
	🥁 1:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: coela classic black form-fitting needs for little else...no absolutes though - it's the whole picture always...
	2:00pm spodiodi: i agree w coel
	2:01pm spodiodi: well said (i'd typed a whole paragrah... tl;dr: i used to dislike him, but his philanthropy has been vast and for the common good)
	2:02pm Linda Lee: oh boy. the subject of the most extravagant PR campaign since John D Rockefeller..? this is where i shut up myself. :-D
	🥁 2:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: coela Jobs did little the was charitable. But many think people like Gates doing philanthropy is just their PR Dept. I'd like to agree w/ you - but the Wealth of this type is really just beyond the comprehension of nothings like you & me. & the bigger picture with them obscured from us & beyond our gastric fortitude...
	2:03pm adamdoesit: Agree on BG. He's a far cry from the Koch brothers.
	2:04pm spodiodi: amen, adamdoesit
	🥁 2:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Fair enuff.
	🥁 2:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...rather a low bar that one...
	2:05pm coelacanth∅: i understand that; but he has put enormous amounts of that money into good causes. (something jobs nor his predecessors ever have done)
	🥁 2:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: True about Jobs.
	2:07pm coelacanth∅: good pr yes, but also a physical contribution.
	2:08pm Stanley: If I ruled the world, I'd pass a law, pretty much based on Gate's idea that you couldn't leave more than, say $3m to each child and the rest you had to spend or give to good causes. On death any unspent money would go to a Common Good Fund.
	2:08pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Paulie in "rockdown"
	2:09pm spodiodi: hear, hear, Stanley. can you throw in a pie too?
	2:09pm coelacanth∅: incredible at 78 Macca making relevant music!
	2:10pm adamdoesit: I'm gonna take a take a page from doctorjazz and get some Sunday afternoon exercise. Back yuz in a bit.
	2:10pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Fine record all in all i think, coel.
	2:10pm spodiodi: cheers, adam
	2:11pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: aamdoesit: happy fitness! mom back some day!
	2:11pm coelacanth∅: enjoy it adam
	🥁 2:11pm duke: This is pretty good. I almost never listen to Paul or the Beatles. Nice to hear.
	2:12pm coelacanth∅: Stanley i have a similar plan, for when it's my turn to rule the world. i like that though.
	2:13pm Stanley: spodi - a pie, I could personally do.
	🥁 2:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'm a stone Beatletard since their Saturday Cartoon show in my toddlerhood.
	2:13pm eik: Great set!
	2:14pm spodiodi: too kind, Stanley! :)
	2:14pm spodiodi: i agree w eich
	2:16pm Stanley: coela - it needs some further thinking out for other non-cash assets and be part of an overall wealth and opportunity re-distribution plan. I'll keep ya'll posted.
	2:16pm spodiodi: who thinks we're on the brink of UBI?
	🥁 2:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: spodi I think we should be. But in the USA? We are the brink of fighting to pull the Overton Window anywhere near it @ best.
	🥁 2:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Anyone else having major stream interruptions here - or is it just my weak used laptop & stolen WiFi ?
	2:20pm spodiodi: stream sounds solid here, RR
	2:21pm Linda Lee: we're fine here, Rev.
	🥁 2:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...they won't even give us a couple $1,000 to keep the Great Depression.2 at bay & help us not die...
	2:22pm Linda Lee: perfect sounds for this grey afternoon, Sir Stork. thank you.
	2:22pm spodiodi: i agree with both should and with not any time soon (but who knows)
	2:23pm eich: @spod@2:14, thanks for the alt name spelling suggestion, that’s a good one. @RRN63, no issues here despite an occasionally crappy ISP that oozes and slithers its way around NYC hissing and cackling.
	2:24pm spodiodi: nice imagery, eich :)
	🥁 2:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx all. My drive's also overstuffed w/ podcasts & such...
	2:26pm Vt Knit Girl: Amazing
	2:26pm Linda Lee: here's what gets me about that: supposedly the 'great reset' is a global socialist setup with a centralized resource distribution plan, so.. why don't the folks helping implement the plan on a national level give us a little taste with a few helpful crumbs? why do we get the crap end of it only?
	2:27pm Dean: I'm pretty sure Anonymous 4 were named after a manuscript of music they (might have) performed. They were a terrific quartet for quite a stretch, but my preference for Hildegard is Sequentia.
	2:27pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Linda Lee - glad to cast a silvery sun through the blanket of gloom. It's not much, but for winter, it's the sun we have.
	2:27pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Vt Knit Girl - hello!
	2:28pm Linda Lee: hey, Solstice is past! we're doing well! :-)
	2:28pm spodiodi: thank goodness, Linda Lee
	2:29pm Linda Lee: i'll now shut up again. politics is for elsewhere. ;-)
	2:29pm Linda Lee: yes indeed, spodiodi! all good!
	🥁 2:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I don't think it's that Politics is for Elsewhere. But I do think here is primarily for the Musics.
	2:31pm Dean: That wasn't Prégardien. Must have been one of guys from the choir.
	2:33pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Pregardien was listed as the soloist, though.
	2:39pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: I think everyone talking about everything at the same time is a beautiful noise. I welcome it all. But I pray for the music to carry us away in the end.
	2:40pm coelacanth∅: i'm here for the bar nuts
	2:41pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: You can't see the bartender for the bar nuts, coel. And I mean that in a good way.
	2:41pm spodiodi: my gondola hasn't touched down since the club opened
	2:43pm coelacanth∅: 'seems to me the bartender IS one of the bar nuts
	🥁 2:44pm WR: thank you Stork, gotta slip away. stimulating comments all y'all. love you all. laters.
	2:44pm coelacanth∅: speaking of which i went in (or out) to fix some tea but changed my mind and made hot chocolate with the last tazo mexican chocolate thingy from 2 xmas' ago... almond milk, honey and jameson whiskey. yum yum yum
	2:44pm chresti: Laters, WR.
	2:45pm coelacanth∅: tchau WR
	2:45pm spodiodi: cheerio WR
	2:45pm Ikeneichelicheneik: Cashews, walnuts, beech nuts, ginkgo nuts, or Jupiter nuts? (One of those may not, strictly speaking, exist.)
	2:46pm Dean: That had to be either Cordier -- I would have recognized Rene Jacobs -- or one of the boys. Not a tenor.
	2:46pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: WR: be well - slip back around soon. coel: true enough. I'm certifiably Koo-Koo Ka-Rap-A-Cha-Ka
	2:48pm chresti: I have the first 2 items on your nut list, Ikeneicles!
	2:48pm Sem: Thanks for the splendid musical ride. See you again soon.
	2:49pm chresti: Hi/bye Sem!
	2:49pm coelacanth∅: maybe Sharon Van Etten is a jupiter nut. i have no other explanation for why she named that song jupiter 4.
	2:50pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Thank u, Sem!! Soon!!
	2:50pm Sem: Take care, chresti. Catch up w/ you again before long.
	2:51pm coelacanth∅: later on Sem
	2:51pm coelacanth∅: don't change. stay the Sem.
	2:52pm Sem: oh, yeah, coel.
	2:56pm spodiodi: cheerio S'em
	2:59pm chresti: Thank you for the music and spirits and nuts, Wolfgang von Rheingau!
	2:59pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Such a fine time with you all! Thanks B to YE!! Gonna step off almost on time today. Can't wait till next Sunday's good times to roll. Bless yuz!!!
	🥁 2:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thank YOU! Wendy really was good.
	3:00pm adamdoesit: well that cleared the old head. in the words of Zarquon the Great, "how much time do we have?" oh.
	3:02pm spodiodi: thank you, Stork! nice one today see you all soon
	3:02pm chresti: ...the hills are alive with the sound of music...
	3:04pm Linda Lee: beautiful set, Sir. so many thanks.
	3:06pm watchpocket: Switched-On Stork! Haven't heard the Wendy Carlos in years.
	3:07pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Thank you: spodi chresti RevRabbNov63 Sem coel Dean Ike WR Linda Lee Vt. Knit Girl Stanley elk adamdoesit Franco Twinkle - and I'm outta time to type!! Would that we meet next Sunday.
	3:09pm adamdoesit: Thank you, Stork and company. This was a welcome respite today, as always. Take care, be kind, be well.
	3:09pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Stork! Excellent as usual later on rheindeer Happy Warren Zevon's birthday
	3:11pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Thanks again, adam and coel!

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January 24, 2021: Rhein damit!
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Ahmed Abdullah Quartet	The Ruler (Take 2)	Liquid Magic	///MALACHI FAVORS bass ///CHARLE BRACKEEN tenor saxophone ///AHMED ABDULLAH trumpet, flugelhorn, piano ///ALVIN FIELDER drums ———— Recorded February 16, 1987 at Omega Audio, Dallas TX.	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Gary Bartz	Air And Fire "Air And Fire" by "Gary Bartz"	Libra	///GARY BARTZ alto sax ///JIMMY OWENS trumpet ///ALBERT DAILEY piano ///RICHARD DAVIS bass ///BILLY HIGGINS drums ///CHARLES TOLLIVER trumpet ///PHAROAH SANDERS tenor sax ///STANLEY COWELL piano ///REGGIE WORKMAN bass ///FREDDIE WAITS drums. --- recorded, June 15, 1967	0:09:39 (Pop-up)
Seed Ensemble	Mirrors "Mirrors" by "Seed Ensemble"	Driftglass	Double Bass – Rio Kai Drums – Patrick Boyle Guitar – Shirley Tetteh Trombone – Joe Bristow Tuba – Theon Cross Trumpet – Miguel Gorodi, Sheila Maurice-Grey Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Chelsea Carmichael Piano, Electric Piano – Joe Armon-Jones, Sarah Tandy *Alto Saxophone, Composed By, Sleeve Notes – Cassie Kinoshi --- 2019	0:15:30 (Pop-up)
Greg Foat	Lament for Lamont "Lament for Lamont" by "Greg Foat"	Symphonie Pacifique	///Tenor Saxophone – Rob Mach ///Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Dave Bitelli ///Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – Art Themen ///Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Trevor Walker (3) ///Tubular Bells, Grand Piano [Steinway], Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes],Vibraphone, Synthesizer [Korg PS3200], Synthesizer [Prophet 5], Synthesizer [Roland JX3P] – Greg Foat ///Viola – Felix Tanner ///Violin – Kana Kawashima ///Double Bass, Electric Bass – Phil Achille ///Drums – Clark Tracey ///Guitar, Percussion – Warren Hampshire. -- Recorded 2020 At – The Fish Factory - London	0:23:00 (Pop-up)
Dave Holland	Conference of the Birds	Conference of the Birds	///Bass, Composed By, Design [Cover] – David Holland* ///Percussion, Marimba – Barry Altschul ///Reeds, Flute – Anthony Braxton, Sam Rivers Recorded on November 30, 1972 at Allegro Studio, New York City	0:27:58 (Pop-up)
Les McCann	Fayth, You're... "Fayth, You're..." by "Les McCann"	Les McCann Ltd. In New York	• Les McCann - piano • Stanley Turrentine - tenor saxophone • Blue Mitchell - trumpet • Frank Haynes - tenor saxophone • Herbie Lewis - bass • Ron Jefferson - drums. --- Recorded [live] at the Village Gate, New York, ---Recorded at the Village Gate in NYC on December 28, 1961	0:32:30 (Pop-up)
Joe Henderson	Foregone Conclusion	Black Is the Color	///Alto Flute – Joe Henderson ///Bass – Dave Holland ///Congas – Airto Moreira ///Drums – Jack DeJohnette ///Electric Piano – George Cables ///Guitar – Georg Wadenius ///Percussion – Airto Moreira ( ///Soprano Saxophone – Joe Henderson ///Synthesizer – David Horowitz (((Tenor Saxophone – Joe Henderson. --- 1972	0:38:25 (Pop-up)
DJ wheels in...	"DJ wheels in..."			0:43:20 (Pop-up)
Warren Zevon	I Need a Truck (Previously unreleased)	Excitable Boy	(Previously unreleased)	0:52:20 (Pop-up)
Warren Zevon	Disorder In The House	The Wind	///Acoustic Guitar, Bass – Jorge Calderón ///Backing Vocals – Bruce Springsteen ///Drums – Jim Keltner ///Guitar – Bruce Springsteen ///Acoustic Guitar, Bass – Jorge Calderón ///Backing Vocals – Bruce Springsteen ///Drums – Jim Keltner ///Guitar – Bruce Springsteen. -- 2003	0:53:00 (Pop-up)
Warren Zevon	They Moved The Moon "They Moved The Moon" by "Warren Zevon"	Transverse City	///Bass – Jack Casady ///Guitar – Jerry Garcia ///Keyboards – Warren Zevon ///Bass – Jack Casady ///Guitar – Jerry Garcia ///Keyboards – Warren Zevon. -- Recorded at Mad Hatter Studios, Los Angeles, & Red Zone Studios, Burbank. - 1989	0:57:30 (Pop-up)
Warren Zevon	The Factory "The Factory" by "Warren Zevon"	Sentimental Hygiene	///Acoustic Guitar – Warren Zevon ///Bass – Mike Mills ///Drums – Bill Berry (2) ///Guitar – Peter Buck ///Harmonica – Bob Dylan ///Acoustic Guitar – Warren Zevon ///Bass – Mike Mills ///Drums – Bill Berry (2) ///Guitar – Peter Buck ///Harmonica – Bob Dylan. --- Recorded at Record One. — 1987	1:01:51 (Pop-up)
Warren Zevon	Bill Lee "Bill Lee" by "Warren Zevon"	Bad Luck Streak In Dancing School	///Harmonica – Warren Zevon ///Piano – Warren Zevon ///Harmony Vocals – Glenn Frey. -- 1980	1:04:30 (Pop-up)
Warren Zevon	My Shit's Fucked Up "My Shit's Fucked Up" by "Warren Zevon"	Life'll Kill Ya	///Drums, Percussion – Winston Watson ///Bass, – Jorge Calderón ///Vocals, Guitar, Warren Zevon	1:06:04 (Pop-up)
Warren Zevon	Mohammed's Radio "Mohammed's Radio" by "Warren Zevon"	Warren Zevon	///Bass – Bob Glaub ///Drums – Larry Zack ///Electric Piano – Warren Zevon ///Guitar – David Lindley, Waddy Wachtel ///Rhythm Guitar, Harmony Vocals [Harmony] – Glenn Frey ///Bass – Bob Glaub ///Drums – Larry Zack ///Electric Piano – Warren Zevon ///Guitar – David Lindley, Waddy Wachtel ///Rhythm Guitar, Harmony Vocals [Harmony] – Glenn Frey. -- 1976	1:08:43 (Pop-up)
Warren Zevon	Werewolves Of London (Previously Unissued Alternate Version)	Excitable Boy		1:12:21 (Pop-up)
Warren Zevon	Carmelita (Alternate Version)	Warren Zevon	//Bass – Bob Glaub ///Drums – Larry Zack ///Electric Piano – Warren Zevon ///Guitar – David Lindley, Waddy Wachtel ///Rhythm Guitar, Harmony Vocals [Harmony] – Glenn Frey ///Bass – Bob Glaub ///Drums – Larry Zack ///Electric Piano – Warren Zevon ///Guitar – David Lindley, Waddy Wachtel ///Rhythm Guitar, Harmony Vocals [Harmony] – Glenn Frey. -- 1976	1:16:02 (Pop-up)
DJ Chubbsie-Ubbsie	"DJ Chubbsie-Ubbsie"			1:19:29 (Pop-up)
Animal Collective	In The Flowers "In The Flowers" by "Animal Collective"	Merriweather Post Pavilion	Avey Tare (David Portner), Panda Bear (Noah Lennox), Deakin (Josh Dibb), and Geologist (Brian Weitz). --- 2008	1:27:53 (Pop-up)
The Notwist	One Dark Love Poem "One Dark Love Poem" by "The Notwist"	Nook	///Bass, Trumpet – Micha Acher ///Drums – Martin Messerschmid ///Vocals, Guitar – Markus Acher ///Written-By, Lyrics By – Markus Acher. --- Recorded and mixed at Marquee Studio/reutlingen in April 1992. Mastered by Bernd Steinwedel at Studio Nord, Bremen.	1:33:12 (Pop-up)
Lucrecia Dalt	Conversa "Conversa" by "Lucrecia Dalt"	Commotus	2012	1:36:00 (Pop-up)
Tony Williams	Via The Spectrum Road	Emergency	///TONY WILLIAMS drums, vocals ///LARRY YOUNG organ ///JOHN McLAUGHLIN guitar. --- Recorded May 26 & 28, 1969 at Olmstead Sound Studios, New York City	1:39:17 (Pop-up)
Ryuichi Sakamoto	Kachakuchane "Kachakuchane" by "Ryuichi Sakamoto"	Left Handed Dream	///Bass, Percussion – Haruomi Hosono ///Drums – Yukihiro Takahashi ///Percussion, Marimba, Electronic Drums, Whistle – Kiyohiko Semba ///Programmed By – Hideki Matsutake, Riuichi Sakamotoo ///Soprano Saxophone, Bass Clarinet, Didgeridoo, Sho, Woodwind – Robin Thompson ///Keyboards, Bass, Guitar, Drums, Percussion, Marimba, Electronic Drums, Vocals, Music By, Arranged By, Mixed By, Producer – Riuichi Sakamoto. --- Recorded at Studio 'A', Tokyo, July - August 1981	1:47:08 (Pop-up)
John Foxx	Like A Miracle "Like A Miracle" by "John Foxx"	Metamatic	///Bass – Jake Durant ///Synthesizer – John Barker ///Synthesizer, Drum Programming – John Foxx ///Producer, Written-By – John Fox. -- 1980	1:51:23 (Pop-up)
Quintron and Miss Pussycat	Goblin Alert	Goblin Alert	2021	1:55:13 (Pop-up)
Fiona Apple	Under The Table "Under The Table" by "Fiona Apple"	Fetch The Bolt Cutters	///Bass – Sebastian Steinberg ///Drums, Percussion – Amy Aileen Wood ///Electric Piano [Wurly], Organ, Piano, Vibraphone [Vibes] – John Would ///Mellotron – Davíd Garza* ///Vocals, Piano, Backing Vocals, Percussion – Fiona Apple ///Written-By – Fiona Apple. --- ecorded at Fiona's House and Stanley Recordings. -- 2020	1:58:36 (Pop-up)
Fred Frith	Dancing In The Street-My Enemy Is A Bad Man	Gravity	Recorded in 1979, Fred Frith's first solo album proper after the demise of Henry Cow -- ///Bass – Billy Swann ///Bass, Guitar, Violin – Fred Frith ///Drums – Fred Frith, Hans Bruniusson, Paul Sears ///Guitar, Mandolin – Eino Haapala ///Keyboards – Fred Frith ///Piano, Organ, Accordion – Lars Hollmer	2:01:55 (Pop-up)
Paul McCartney	Long Tailed Winter Bird	McCartney III	Written-By, Composed By, Producer, Performer, Instruments [All Instruments] – Paul McCartney	2:06:25 (Pop-up)
DJ Quatsch	"DJ Quatsch"			2:11:44 (Pop-up)
Anonymous 4	Hildegard von Bingen: Canticle; Magnificat Anima Mea, O Rubor Sanguinis	Hildegard von Bingen: 11,000 Virgins - Chants For The Feast Of St. Ursula	Johanna Rose (Voice), Ruth Cunningham (Voice), Marsha Genensky (Voice), Susan Hellauer (Voice) -- rec'd: Nov., 1996 @ Campion Center, Weston, Massachusetts	2:21:04 (Pop-up)
Bach: St. Matthew Passion, BWV 244 ; Christoph Prégardien, David Cordier, Etc.; Gustav Leonhardt: La Petite Bande, Tölz Boys' Choir	Aus Liebe Will Mein Heiland Sterben	Bach: St. Matthew Passion	Christoph Prégardien - Tenor	2:26:05 (Pop-up)
Isao Tomita	Rêverie "Rêverie" by "Isao Tomita"	Snowflakes Are Dancing	Composed By [Original] – Claude Debussy. -- Rec'd: 1974	2:30:39 (Pop-up)
Public Image Ltd.	Radio 4 "Radio 4" by "Public Image Ltd."	Metal Box	Bass Guitar, Drums, Piano – Jah Wobble Drums – David Humphrey (2), Martin Atkins, Richard Dudanski Guitar, Synthesizer, Drums, Bass Guitar – Keith Levene. -- 1979	2:35:15 (Pop-up)
Popol Vuh	Nicht hoch im Himmel "Nicht hoch im Himmel" by "Popol Vuh"	Hosianna Mantra	///Composed By, Producer, Piano, Harpsichord – Florian Fricke ///Guitar – Conny Veit //Oboe – Robert Eliscu ///Tambura – Klaus Wiese ///Violin – Fritz Sonnleitner ///Vocals – Djong Yun. ---- 1972	2:39:35 (Pop-up)
Meredith Monk	View No.1, for piano, synthesizer, voice	Turtle Dreams	Didgeridoo – Collin Walcott ///Voice, Piano, Synthesizer [Mini-moog, Casio] – Meredith Monk --- recorded in Ludwigsburg, Germany, 1983	2:45:55 (Pop-up)
Wendy Carlos	J.S. Bach Sinfonia in D Major	Switched-On Bach 2000	Released: 1992	2:56:12 (Pop-up)
Claudio Arrau	Debussy La plus que lente (Valse)	Arrau Heritage Debussy	Released: 1992	2:59:44 (Pop-up)
DJ Shuffelz Off	"DJ Shuffelz Off"			3:06:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🥁 12:00pm listener james from westwood: Happy Sunday, Stork and all!
	12:00pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Come on in out da cold, get toasted!!
	12:01pm adamdoesit: Hello Wolfgang von Storkolino and friends. It's noon eastern time on January 24, 2021. That means we're living in the future, and I don't know how the hell that happened.
	12:02pm doctorjazz: Hey, Stork and Clubbers! What you got in a nice porter?
	12:02pm Jeff Golick: Wow, Silkheart into Silkheart, just liked we planned it, @Stork!
	12:03pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: james! adamdoesit! doctorjazz!!! Right this way to whoknowswhat.
	12:03pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Jeff!! Are we hooked in or wha?
	12:04pm adamdoesit: doctorjazz, I hear they've got a cole porter, and that it's great fun, but it's just one of those things.
	12:04pm chresti: Hi Wolfganger and storkies!
	12:04pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: adamdoesit: You're the Top!
	12:05pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: chresti - bene, bene!!
	12:05pm hyde: hi
	12:06pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: doctorjazz: we had a nice porter, but we hadda let him go. Fingers in the till.
	12:07pm jimbrux: Hi Stork and Storklets. This show is always a treat. Have been listening for a good few months, first time aboard the board. Greetings all from snowy North London.
	12:09pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Welcome, jimbrux! Nice to have you aboard the board!
	12:11pm doctorjazz: OK, Anything Goes!
	12:11pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Hi to hyde!!
	12:16pm doctorjazz: Was curious when the Bartz was recorded, June 15, 1967, for those equally obsessive.
	12:16pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Thanks, Doc! Will update.
	🥁 12:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wonderful Jazzes ! Bitchen Gittar !! ...Thank You Very Much...
	12:20pm spodiodi: Hail, Stork and Clubfolk!
	12:20pm spodiodi: touchy streams again this morning, i see. but i'm all dialed in now
	12:21pm doctorjazz: Out for a bit of yoga, back later.
	12:22pm adamdoesit: Hi chresti, spodi, RevRabbit, and jimbrux! spodi, I had trouble with the TuneIn myself. jimbrux, send over a pint of real ale, would you?
	🥁 12:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: About now living in the future sounds good ...though the joke is I live in the past cause rent was better...
	12:22pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Happy yogaing, DocJ. See you back here on a different plane?
	12:22pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: RevRabb, hullo, already!!
	12:26pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: spodiodi! Hope your streams are streaming freely. Welcome!
	12:27pm spodiodi: thanks, Stork! hi adamdoesit!
	12:28pm spodiodi: props to Elena for another sweet pic, Stork. i like that one
	12:29pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Thanks, spodi! She's kinda proud of that one.
	12:31pm chresti: Hi adamdoesit!
	12:32pm Jeff Golick: All-time fave.
	12:34pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: @Jeff: Conference for the Birds sounds kinda like a jazz madrigal. Maybe the only ever.
	12:34pm ºIºk^e: Cool beans, cool cats.
	12:35pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: ºIºk^e: HiYo!!
	12:37pm adamdoesit: My clicky-star finger may cramp from overuse today, Stork. Still kinda blown away that you made it through an entire 5+ hour Max Roachfest without cueing up anything from (the fine but overplayed) Money Jungle even once.
	12:39pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: omg. adamdoesit! I cannot tell a lie! I somehow friggin forgot it!! It's here in my stash, and I loused up! It bothers me so much, I'm thinking of doing a Max-Overflow set one of thee days.
	12:41pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: This track reminds me of Doug Schulkind's intro- heard weekly on Fridays at 9 am Eatern - only on the goddam GTDR stream). Gets my Drummer juices geysering.
	12:44pm spodiodi: this bed music sounds sick, Stork
	12:45pm chresti: Hi spodi! \\//
	12:46pm spodiodi: very pattern-static-y
	12:46pm spodiodi: \\// aloha, chresti!
	🥁 12:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Much static yup. Voice clear in it though.
	12:51pm adamdoesit: I meant that in the best possible way, Stork! But, I mean, if ya gotta, ya gotta.
	12:53pm spodiodi: i thought you were saying "need a drug"
	12:53pm spodiodi: "what we don't know could fill a truck"
	12:57pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: That talk-over track is from Lesser - Obilgatory Glitch Worship - he's a sample-happy kinda dude- static is actually fireworks bursting in air.
	🥁 12:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nice Brooce.
	12:59pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: RevRabb: everybody played with Warren- and they played like they wanted to.
	12:59pm adamdoesit: spodi, either way, it's the most Murican of possible songs.
	12:59pm Linda Lee: hi hi hi! i'm late, but here, thank Gosh!
	🥁 12:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jerry & Jack ! OK...
	1:00pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Linda Lee! O me!!
	1:00pm Linda Lee: o my! so glad to hear you, Sir Stork! :-)
	1:01pm Linda Lee: interesting track for the moment. wow. ;-)
	🥁 1:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: REM & Bob !!
	1:02pm spodiodi: Lesser - Obilgatory Glitch Worship! thanks, Stork. noted well. adamdoesit -- i guess you're right :)
	1:03pm coelacanth∅: greetings Stork & Wolf gang
	1:03pm Linda Lee: beautiful photo too! taken near the birthplace of Charles Bukowski ~ (who remains a favorite poet despite me).
	🥁 1:03pm WR: hi, never have connected with Warren Zevon's work until just now hearing these two songs from 87 & 89. liking these.
	🥁 1:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I was born in '63 & I have had very little jobs in factories.
	1:04pm doctorjazz: Nice to be back for Zevon!
	1:04pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: WR: :)
	🥁 1:04pm Michael 98145: Yes. Nice, moody photo.
	1:05pm spodiodi: aloha coelacanthØ
	1:05pm doctorjazz: Love Bill Lee.
	1:06pm Linda Lee: i've had a factory job or 2 (born in 60). we're not eve offered those now in the US, however, unless we're imprisoned. slave labor is still most profitable.
	1:06pm Linda Lee: not eve! :-D
	1:07pm adamdoesit: hi El El and coel!
	1:08pm coelacanth∅: hey spodi! adam!
	1:09pm iiiiiiiii1ke: Ha ha, I really relate to “My Shit's Fucked Up”. Great shit.
	1:09pm doctorjazz: And Mohammed's Radio!
	1:11pm spodiodi: i had a job packing integrated circuits (and other electronic components) in a warehouse in the 80s. was a fun job with fun people
	1:12pm doctorjazz: Archive appointment tomorrow morning for this show...
	1:12pm chresti: The only factory job I had was painting manniquins' faces. It moved to Mexico in the late 80s.
	1:12pm doctorjazz: :-)
	1:13pm spodiodi: that sounds rad, chresti. did you like it?
	1:13pm Linda Lee: chresti, i've done this too. have we talked about this?
	1:14pm Linda Lee: i've had 2 of those jobs. paid fairly well, for factory work. i liked it.
	1:14pm chresti: Linda Lee, we have, and compared notes!
	1:15pm coelacanth∅: i worked in a factory in asheville from mn-830am, dropping can lids into long paper sleeves. i didn't go back the 2nd day.
	1:15pm chresti: spodi, I liked it until the summer when it got real hot and smelly in there.
	1:15pm Linda Lee: :-) just so funny to meet someone else who's done this. frankly, i'd do it again if i don't have to huff toxic lacquer this time.
	1:16pm spodiodi: haha, coel... you have my 3-day(?) run at a McD's beat with that
	1:16pm Sem: Zevon Heaven. thanks, the Stork.
	1:17pm Linda Lee: when were you in asheville? have we talked about this? :-D i was there for 8 years off & on.
	1:17pm coelacanth∅: i worked in a machine shop. i guess that's a factory. we made shit.
	1:17pm chresti: I lasted 3 days at Taco Bell, spodi.
	1:17pm spodiodi: heat = yech, chresti -- reminds me of why i quit my (brief) gig with UPS (unloading the trailers started sucking as it got closer to summer)
	1:18pm spodiodi: cheers, chresti :D
	1:19pm coelacanth∅: Linda c.1985
	1:19pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: This is fun, Sem. Still miss him.
	1:19pm Sem: same.
	1:19pm Franco Twinkie: Chresti got me a job at the factory. I couldn't cut it. I lasted six weeks.
	1:20pm Linda Lee: ah ok! for how long were you there? i loved the town when i first arrived in 93. beautiful.
	1:20pm Linda Lee: ah ok! for how long were you there? i loved the town when i first arrived in 93. beautiful.
	1:20pm coelacanth∅: Zevon always reminds me of my brother who not only turned me onto him around 1975 but had very similar eyes.
	1:20pm Linda Lee: i'm sorry. not sure how that happened..
	1:23pm Linda Lee: there's not another voice i'd rather hear today than yours, Sir Stork. true true.
	1:24pm chresti: The comment bubble's fault LL, happens to me too.
	1:24pm Franco Twinkie: We would walk down to a liquor store on Whittier Blvd. at lunchtime and buy lottery tickets. We never won anything.
	1:26pm chresti: We had a co-worker that was really into Liza Minelli and kind of looked like Spock.
	1:27pm coelacanth∅: Linda i was only there for... 5 months? living off savings and a tax return and then i couldn't find work but with the temp agency. that's how and when i ended up in nj to get a trade. asheville was very depressed at the time. empty storefronts everywhere. i liked my time there though. good reggae community.
	1:27pm Franco Twinkie: I saw Warren at the Roxy in 1978. It was a wild affair. Warren was so wound up, we though he was going to fall off the piano bench into the audience.
	1:27pm spodiodi: Franco, that sounds great
	1:28pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Spodi! Is it raining up there?
	🥁 1:29pm Michael 98145: machine shop. forklift. been there.
	1:29pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: This is why I love the comments board: chresti: We had a co-worker that was really into Liza Minelli and kind of looked like Spock.
	1:30pm spodiodi: not atm, Franco, but has been on and off for days
	1:30pm Linda Lee: wow.. interesting about the town in the 80s! i hear there's plenty of money there now.
	1:30pm spodiodi: \\//
	1:31pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: coel, Franco twinkle! Michael von Postlietzahl 48145!! Many greetz!!
	1:31pm Linda Lee: as usual, gentrification followed me like a hungry wolf. want to know where to invest? find out where i've run to as an escape from the wolf.
	1:33pm Linda Lee: that's your opportunity. i swear ~ i've been accidental pioneer my whole adult life.
	1:34pm spodiodi: singer reminds me of J Mascis
	1:35pm Linda Lee: if only we'd purchased that williamsburg walkup for $10K in 86..
	1:35pm Ali: Ohhh yeah this is a perfect Sunday afternoon bop.
	1:35pm coelacanth∅: coincidentally just talking about my machine shop job yesterday. the place was stocked with employees with various parts missing or malfunctioning. i wanted to quit after nearly being 1/2 blinded by hot metal and my "guidance councilor" refused to tell me how long i had to stay to meet my credit requirement for graduation. so i quit. turns out i only had 3 more weeks.
	1:36pm coelacanth∅: Michael i drove a forklift too, but not in a factory
	1:38pm coelacanth∅: Linda @130 yes. my friend that convinced me to come there at the time now lives outside of asheville and despises asheville.
	1:38pm chresti: I sometimes feel the same way LL, forward scouts finding cheap rent, getting sniffed out by investors.
	🥁 1:40pm Michael 98145: @coel, punch presses, paint dips, sheet metal galore. no more.
	🥁 1:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well Larry & John jammed w/ Hendix... Mitch Mitchell said Tony & Jimi tried & it didn't work so well. Says him...
	1:42pm Linda Lee: i'm sorry to hear it, coel.
	1:43pm Linda Lee: that's exactly right, chresti. i'm on move 5 right now.
	1:45pm Linda Lee: i thought for sure they'd never care for the catskills. foolish creature. they're eating up the mountains, too. speculators with the community sense of root-rot.
	1:47pm Linda Lee: & now they're about to dispose of natural resources altogether & get their teeth into the human. biometrics. we're the resource they've been looking for.
	1:47pm spodiodi: liked that Tony Williams
	1:49pm Linda Lee: it's all very sad.
	1:49pm coelacanth∅: yes, and often land that's for sale may only be bought by someone with a plan to "develop" it. Fucking Pigs.
	1:49pm fred: Nice Sakamoto deep cut there
	1:50pm spodiodi: amen, coel
	1:51pm Linda Lee: that's right, coel. do you know who's just made the top of the list as the country's biggest single owner of farmland? clue: he used to run Microsoft
	1:52pm chresti: I remember reading about a restaurant entrepreneur's method of finding neighborhoods for a new cafe, which was parking on a random street every day and if he saw a young woman in black coming outside to get the paper or mail, in the middle of the day, he would open a place there.
	1:52pm Linda Lee: tell me what that little bastard knows or cares about farming. dare ya.
	1:53pm Linda Lee: that's not too surprising to me, chresti. that's called a predator.
	🥁 1:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...young women in black ...my classism says hate - but my hormones say good afternoon...
	1:56pm Linda Lee: i was a young woman in black once. i would've spit in the guy's eye.
	1:56pm spodiodi: lol RRN63
	1:57pm jimbrux: Not my kinda music this one, but I gotta respect calling a song called "Goblin Alert".
	1:57pm coelacanth∅: it depends,RR. are there shoulder pads involved?
	1:57pm Linda Lee: if he'd been brave enough to approach me like a human & not a head louse.
	1:58pm jimbrux: "calling a song called" damnit
	1:58pm chresti: Young arty women in black, that are going to art school.
	1:59pm Linda Lee: 'art school'. the poseurs. jeesh.
	1:59pm coelacanth∅: Bill Gates might do something good. he's done good things. he's not the scum that apple is, and he understands how bad things are.
	🥁 1:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: coela classic black form-fitting needs for little else...no absolutes though - it's the whole picture always...
	2:00pm spodiodi: i agree w coel
	2:01pm spodiodi: well said (i'd typed a whole paragrah... tl;dr: i used to dislike him, but his philanthropy has been vast and for the common good)
	2:02pm Linda Lee: oh boy. the subject of the most extravagant PR campaign since John D Rockefeller..? this is where i shut up myself. :-D
	🥁 2:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: coela Jobs did little the was charitable. But many think people like Gates doing philanthropy is just their PR Dept. I'd like to agree w/ you - but the Wealth of this type is really just beyond the comprehension of nothings like you & me. & the bigger picture with them obscured from us & beyond our gastric fortitude...
	2:03pm adamdoesit: Agree on BG. He's a far cry from the Koch brothers.
	2:04pm spodiodi: amen, adamdoesit
	🥁 2:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Fair enuff.
	🥁 2:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...rather a low bar that one...
	2:05pm coelacanth∅: i understand that; but he has put enormous amounts of that money into good causes. (something jobs nor his predecessors ever have done)
	🥁 2:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: True about Jobs.
	2:07pm coelacanth∅: good pr yes, but also a physical contribution.
	2:08pm Stanley: If I ruled the world, I'd pass a law, pretty much based on Gate's idea that you couldn't leave more than, say $3m to each child and the rest you had to spend or give to good causes. On death any unspent money would go to a Common Good Fund.
	2:08pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Paulie in "rockdown"
	2:09pm spodiodi: hear, hear, Stanley. can you throw in a pie too?
	2:09pm coelacanth∅: incredible at 78 Macca making relevant music!
	2:10pm adamdoesit: I'm gonna take a take a page from doctorjazz and get some Sunday afternoon exercise. Back yuz in a bit.
	2:10pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Fine record all in all i think, coel.
	2:10pm spodiodi: cheers, adam
	2:11pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: aamdoesit: happy fitness! mom back some day!
	2:11pm coelacanth∅: enjoy it adam
	🥁 2:11pm duke: This is pretty good. I almost never listen to Paul or the Beatles. Nice to hear.
	2:12pm coelacanth∅: Stanley i have a similar plan, for when it's my turn to rule the world. i like that though.
	2:13pm Stanley: spodi - a pie, I could personally do.
	🥁 2:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'm a stone Beatletard since their Saturday Cartoon show in my toddlerhood.
	2:13pm eik: Great set!
	2:14pm spodiodi: too kind, Stanley! :)
	2:14pm spodiodi: i agree w eich
	2:16pm Stanley: coela - it needs some further thinking out for other non-cash assets and be part of an overall wealth and opportunity re-distribution plan. I'll keep ya'll posted.
	2:16pm spodiodi: who thinks we're on the brink of UBI?
	🥁 2:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: spodi I think we should be. But in the USA? We are the brink of fighting to pull the Overton Window anywhere near it @ best.
	🥁 2:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Anyone else having major stream interruptions here - or is it just my weak used laptop & stolen WiFi ?
	2:20pm spodiodi: stream sounds solid here, RR
	2:21pm Linda Lee: we're fine here, Rev.
	🥁 2:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...they won't even give us a couple $1,000 to keep the Great Depression.2 at bay & help us not die...
	2:22pm Linda Lee: perfect sounds for this grey afternoon, Sir Stork. thank you.
	2:22pm spodiodi: i agree with both should and with not any time soon (but who knows)
	2:23pm eich: @spod@2:14, thanks for the alt name spelling suggestion, that’s a good one. @RRN63, no issues here despite an occasionally crappy ISP that oozes and slithers its way around NYC hissing and cackling.
	2:24pm spodiodi: nice imagery, eich :)
	🥁 2:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx all. My drive's also overstuffed w/ podcasts & such...
	2:26pm Vt Knit Girl: Amazing
	2:26pm Linda Lee: here's what gets me about that: supposedly the 'great reset' is a global socialist setup with a centralized resource distribution plan, so.. why don't the folks helping implement the plan on a national level give us a little taste with a few helpful crumbs? why do we get the crap end of it only?
	2:27pm Dean: I'm pretty sure Anonymous 4 were named after a manuscript of music they (might have) performed. They were a terrific quartet for quite a stretch, but my preference for Hildegard is Sequentia.
	2:27pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Linda Lee - glad to cast a silvery sun through the blanket of gloom. It's not much, but for winter, it's the sun we have.
	2:27pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Vt Knit Girl - hello!
	2:28pm Linda Lee: hey, Solstice is past! we're doing well! :-)
	2:28pm spodiodi: thank goodness, Linda Lee
	2:29pm Linda Lee: i'll now shut up again. politics is for elsewhere. ;-)
	2:29pm Linda Lee: yes indeed, spodiodi! all good!
	🥁 2:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I don't think it's that Politics is for Elsewhere. But I do think here is primarily for the Musics.
	2:31pm Dean: That wasn't Prégardien. Must have been one of guys from the choir.
	2:33pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Pregardien was listed as the soloist, though.
	2:39pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: I think everyone talking about everything at the same time is a beautiful noise. I welcome it all. But I pray for the music to carry us away in the end.
	2:40pm coelacanth∅: i'm here for the bar nuts
	2:41pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: You can't see the bartender for the bar nuts, coel. And I mean that in a good way.
	2:41pm spodiodi: my gondola hasn't touched down since the club opened
	2:43pm coelacanth∅: 'seems to me the bartender IS one of the bar nuts
	🥁 2:44pm WR: thank you Stork, gotta slip away. stimulating comments all y'all. love you all. laters.
	2:44pm coelacanth∅: speaking of which i went in (or out) to fix some tea but changed my mind and made hot chocolate with the last tazo mexican chocolate thingy from 2 xmas' ago... almond milk, honey and jameson whiskey. yum yum yum
	2:44pm chresti: Laters, WR.
	2:45pm coelacanth∅: tchau WR
	2:45pm spodiodi: cheerio WR
	2:45pm Ikeneichelicheneik: Cashews, walnuts, beech nuts, ginkgo nuts, or Jupiter nuts? (One of those may not, strictly speaking, exist.)
	2:46pm Dean: That had to be either Cordier -- I would have recognized Rene Jacobs -- or one of the boys. Not a tenor.
	2:46pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: WR: be well - slip back around soon. coel: true enough. I'm certifiably Koo-Koo Ka-Rap-A-Cha-Ka
	2:48pm chresti: I have the first 2 items on your nut list, Ikeneicles!
	2:48pm Sem: Thanks for the splendid musical ride. See you again soon.
	2:49pm chresti: Hi/bye Sem!
	2:49pm coelacanth∅: maybe Sharon Van Etten is a jupiter nut. i have no other explanation for why she named that song jupiter 4.
	2:50pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Thank u, Sem!! Soon!!
	2:50pm Sem: Take care, chresti. Catch up w/ you again before long.
	2:51pm coelacanth∅: later on Sem
	2:51pm coelacanth∅: don't change. stay the Sem.
	2:52pm Sem: oh, yeah, coel.
	2:56pm spodiodi: cheerio S'em
	2:59pm chresti: Thank you for the music and spirits and nuts, Wolfgang von Rheingau!
	2:59pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Such a fine time with you all! Thanks B to YE!! Gonna step off almost on time today. Can't wait till next Sunday's good times to roll. Bless yuz!!!
	🥁 2:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thank YOU! Wendy really was good.
	3:00pm adamdoesit: well that cleared the old head. in the words of Zarquon the Great, "how much time do we have?" oh.
	3:02pm spodiodi: thank you, Stork! nice one today see you all soon
	3:02pm chresti: ...the hills are alive with the sound of music...
	3:04pm Linda Lee: beautiful set, Sir. so many thanks.
	3:06pm watchpocket: Switched-On Stork! Haven't heard the Wendy Carlos in years.
	3:07pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Thank you: spodi chresti RevRabbNov63 Sem coel Dean Ike WR Linda Lee Vt. Knit Girl Stanley elk adamdoesit Franco Twinkle - and I'm outta time to type!! Would that we meet next Sunday.
	3:09pm adamdoesit: Thank you, Stork and company. This was a welcome respite today, as always. Take care, be kind, be well.
	3:09pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Stork! Excellent as usual later on rheindeer Happy Warren Zevon's birthday
	3:11pm Wolfgang von Rheingau: Thanks again, adam and coel!

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