WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from October 8, 2009

Listener comments!
	12:00pm Carmichael: Hiya, Scott.
	12:01pm Cecile: hi, scott, hi trouble crew
	12:02pm BSI: who has curry cake?
	12:03pm Cecile: om nom nom nom
	12:06pm Cecile: I am still annoyed with how Stereo Review and Rolling Stone turned me away from so many good records in the 70s. Like this one.
	12:08pm Marshall Stacks: This Cale/Riley track is great. Getting my morning off to a promising start.
	12:09pm Scott: Yo all! Happy lunchtime
	12:10pm Cecile: what do you have for lunch, Scott? Lamb tacos?
	12:11pm will: Love'll get you like the Church of Anthrax.
	12:13pm Ike: "I can't tell when you're feeding me the truth." - I'm not. "How do I know any lunch you've served me is..." - You don't.
	12:21pm Malibu Pete: C. McAlister! Craziest man in South Carolina! And that's saying something.
	12:22pm yockey: DOPE
	12:32pm Ike: That sequence of Autobody-Thinking Fellers-Charlie McAlister was brilliant. A total blast. Hmm... Terry Reid... kinda slickly greasily Lenny Kravitz-y. (Or is it Kravitz who's Terry Reid-y? Yeah, that's probably it.)
	12:37pm BSI: Great Ken impression!
	12:39pm Cecile: thewhitezoneisforloadingandunloadingonly
	12:41pm BSI: mind the gap!
	12:43pm The Central Scrutinizer: So, if ya gotta load or you gotta unload go to the White Zone. It's a way of life, you'll love it.
	12:44pm Ike: I just hate it when there's no service on the downtown side of this radio show. (Nobody has bought yerterb dot com yet. Quick, somebody buy it before my evil employer's evil algorithm snatches it up and fills it with ads.)
	12:47pm Mischief: LOL, this sounds like frogger on the Atari
	12:47pm Lizardner Dave: I dig this track, especially because I just finished listening to "Printer Jam" on Vicki's archive from last night.
	12:49pm Hugo: May I put in a request for "Atras Do trio Electrico", either the Caetano Veloso original or the other version which Scott may know about? Lovely, both of them, but pretty tricky to do ...
	12:52pm SCott: Cheers Hugo! There's a request i can get behind - tho we'll stick w. the orig - I wouldn't dare play the one you're hinting at
	12:57pm Hugo: I thought it was lovely, but, granted, not an easy one ...
	12:58pm Scott: Thank you sir.
	12:58pm postmanpaul: wow! nice choice of starship scott... almost like hearing a new contemporary piece, they still rock for me!!!
	1:00pm Stuart Troutman: Yeah, but they were only good for the 1st-3rd albums; after that, fergit it.
	1:01pm Cecile: exactly They made some great pop singles with those weird harmonies and Marty Balin's voice. I still like Miracles.
	1:03pm doug from DC: Hijack the starship! This wasn't really the same as the "Jefferson Starship," the Airplane still existed at this point. It was half of the Airplane, half of the Dead, w/Crosby and Nash. Similar lineup to the Sunfighter album.
	1:03pm postmanpaul: not on the £sd that was around then stuart...
	1:09pm Carmichael: I remember seeing Jefferson Airplane for free in Golden Gate Park. I was only 11 (went with my much older sister), newly arrived in U.S., and totally astonished at the band, the crowd and the music. It was deeply etched into my brain. And I love this version of 10cc, Scott. Gary War's Eye in the Sky would back up into this pretty nicely too.
	1:10pm SCott: Hey Carmichael, yeah you're totally right about that Gary War cover! Maybe later today...
	1:14pm Hugo: Listening to JA these days, what I keep hearing is what a terrific bass player Jack Casady is - and his interaction with Jorma Kaukonen. No wonder they split off later ... The Dead had Phil Lesh, also terrific ...
	1:16pm Cecile: This is hilarious and a great tribute.
	1:21pm anyone to everyone: very nice
	1:51pm Carmichael: You can recognize Marc Bolan's voice anywhere, can't you?? Beautiful.
	1:56pm erik r.: that tribo is great- reminds of caetano veloso's underrated araca azul... just found that comp on the fm shades blog! and now am extra-excited to listen to it!
	1:58pm Scott: Erik R, if you dig Tribo and Araca Azul, you gotta check out the 1st 2 albums by Walter Franco! "Ou Nao (1973)" and "Revolver (75)"
	2:01pm Chris: Wow, a quick google shows that Harvest Bag comp has some great stuff. Can we maybe hear the East of Eden sometime?
	2:02pm Scott: Chris, better than that it's got Edgar Broughton's "Call Me a Liar". and some serious schmaltz by Marc Almond
	2:07pm Chris: Works for me. Yeah the Edgar Broughton is strong.
	2:20pm HUgo: Thanks for the CV, Scott. In fact, the whole album is great. On the roll here, I'll second the request for East of Eden. Anything off "Mercator Projected" or "Snafu". Or their only hit single. As for Edgar Broughton, I'll' say no more. Except that his gig here earlier this year was canceled. Too bad.
	2:21pm Carmichael: Thanks for the oncoming bliss Scott!
	2:30pm Ike: Nice!
	2:38pm wat cynder: dream radio heard in the front seat of a '63 belair on blocks - thank you
	2:39pm Carmichael: The good ol' Bonzos ....
	2:39pm anyone to everyone: 7 29 me birfffff day
	2:40pm Andy: Holy Shit. This song is going on the playlist for this weekend's homebrew session. If I can find it...
	2:40pm Lewis: very cool - Bonzos I haven't heard before!
	2:56pm GP: Ha ha Scott. Thanks for the CSI mashup, been waiting to hear this again. Caruso sounds so creepy out of context.
	2:59pm Ike: Chortle chortle chortle. Cackle. Chortle. At Caruso's expense.
	2:59pm Cecile: I missed the Bonzos.
	3:00pm Cecile: STARBUCK LOOP! Come to mama!
	12:51pm ilya: just a quick comment: my record is 45 RPM you played it at the wrong speed.. thanks, ilya

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October 8, 2009

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Ivor Slaney	Terror - Main Title (with Vocals & FX)	Original Soundtracks: Terror / Prey
John Cale & Terry Riley	Church of Anthrax	Church of Anthrax		0:01:47 (Pop-up)
Autobody	Digging Your Grave With Your Fork	Xelp		0:10:28 (Pop-up)
Thinking Fellers Union Local 282	Sister Hell	Tangle		0:13:29 (Pop-up)
Charlie McAlister	I Mean It "I Mean It" by "Charlie McAlister"	Maimed Spaceman 7"		0:16:42 (Pop-up)
The Alleman Family	The Old Rugged Cross MAde the Difference	The Old Rugged Cross Made the Difference		0:18:27 (Pop-up)
Raul Seixas	Meu Amigo Pedro "Meu Amigo Pedro" by "Raul Seixas"	Ha 10 Mil Anos Atras		0:21:15 (Pop-up)
Terry Reid	Silver White Light "Silver White Light" by "Terry Reid"	S/t		0:26:05 (Pop-up)
The Dream Syndicate	Outlaw Blues "Outlaw Blues" by "The Dream Syndicate"	The Day Before Wine & Roses		0:29:27 (Pop-up)
Yes	Looking Around "Looking Around" by "Yes"	Yesterdays		0:32:34 (Pop-up)
	there's no service on the downtown side		yerterb	0:37:01 (Pop-up)

DJ Ilya Monosov & The 21st Century Punks	Belly Womb	New Music		0:44:11 (Pop-up)
Jefferson Starship	Mau Mau (Amerikon)	Blows Against The Empire		0:54:33 (Pop-up)
Steven Brown	Coming Back to Me "Coming Back to Me" by "Steven Brown"	Sdtk, "Fuck Your Dreams, This is Heaven"	cover: Jeff. Airplane	1:00:55 (Pop-up)
Jeri Cain Rossi w/ Drag	I'm Not In Love		cover: 10cc	1:05:07 (Pop-up)
Ralph Carney	Robert Wyatt "Robert Wyatt" by "Ralph Carney"	Ralph Sounds		1:13:02 (Pop-up)
Colin McLean / Andy Moor	Overdose of Everyday	Everything But the Beginning		1:16:43 (Pop-up)
Flaming Tunes	Beguiling the Hours	S/t	feat. the late Gareth Williams from This Heat	1:19:36 (Pop-up)
CHEMICALS MADE FROM DIRT	Claus von Bulow	flexi 7"		1:23:39 (Pop-up)

Selda Bagcan	Katip Arzvhalim Yaz Yare Boyle	Turkulerimiz-1		1:40:53 (Pop-up)
Lights	We Belong "We Belong" by "Lights"	Rites		1:43:54 (Pop-up)
Sir Richard Bishop	Moorish Tiles "Moorish Tiles" by "Sir Richard Bishop"	V/a, Err on the Good Side: A Compilation of Lingua Francan Sounds collected by Ali-fib		1:47:24 (Pop-up)
Tyrannosaurus Rex	Stacey Grove "Stacey Grove" by "Tyrannosaurus Rex"	Prophets, Seers & Sages The Angels Of The Ages		1:49:50 (Pop-up)
Tribo	Peba & Pobó "Peba & Pobó" by "Tribo"	V/a, Posicoes		1:51:45 (Pop-up)
Jake Holmes	Leaves Never Break "Leaves Never Break" by "Jake Holmes"	A Letter to Katherine December		1:53:14 (Pop-up)
ELO	Queen of the Hours "Queen of the Hours" by "ELO"	V/a, The Harvest Bag		1:57:51 (Pop-up)
dpaulsmusic	Every Christian Lion-Hearted Man will Show You		yerterb -- dude's inside a 1/2 million gallon steel tank with an acoustic guitar and a flashlight	2:01:51 (Pop-up)
Beatrice Landeck & Children	Where Do Songs Begin? (side 2)	Where Do Songs Begin: An Experience in Improvising Songs		2:07:00 (Pop-up)
The Great Valley	In The Forest "In The Forest" by "The Great Valley"	Divine / Journey - split with Prince Rama of Ayodha		2:10:30 (Pop-up)
Caetano Veloso	Atras do Trio Eletrico	S/t (1969)		2:11:42 (Pop-up)

Gary War	Eye In The Sky "Eye In The Sky" by "Gary War"	New Raytheonport	cover: Alan Parsons Project	2:20:52 (Pop-up)
Persona	Agua "Agua" by "Persona"	Son		2:24:35 (Pop-up)
J. Spaceman & Matthew Shipp	Inner (exc)	SpaceShipp		2:28:08 (Pop-up)
w/ Rhos Male Voice Choir	Ave Verum / Llef / Ar Doriad Dydd	Music From the Welsh Mines		2:30:48 (Pop-up)
w/ Eisenhower Junior High School Band and Chorus 1977	I'm Sorry			2:32:55 (Pop-up)
Bonzo Dog Band	Sofa Head "Sofa Head" by "Bonzo Dog Band"	The Peel Session, 7/29/69		2:36:36 (Pop-up)
Faust	Reise "Reise" by "Faust"	Faust Wakes Nosferatu (LP version)		2:41:13 (Pop-up)
Laddio Bolocko	Laddio's Money (Death of a Popsong)	The Life & Times of Laddio Bolocko 2xCD		2:49:18 (Pop-up)
David Caruso et al...	CSI Miami clips			2:54:53 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm Carmichael: Hiya, Scott.
	12:01pm Cecile: hi, scott, hi trouble crew
	12:02pm BSI: who has curry cake?
	12:03pm Cecile: om nom nom nom
	12:06pm Cecile: I am still annoyed with how Stereo Review and Rolling Stone turned me away from so many good records in the 70s. Like this one.
	12:08pm Marshall Stacks: This Cale/Riley track is great. Getting my morning off to a promising start.
	12:09pm Scott: Yo all! Happy lunchtime
	12:10pm Cecile: what do you have for lunch, Scott? Lamb tacos?
	12:11pm will: Love'll get you like the Church of Anthrax.
	12:13pm Ike: "I can't tell when you're feeding me the truth." - I'm not. "How do I know any lunch you've served me is..." - You don't.
	12:21pm Malibu Pete: C. McAlister! Craziest man in South Carolina! And that's saying something.
	12:22pm yockey: DOPE
	12:32pm Ike: That sequence of Autobody-Thinking Fellers-Charlie McAlister was brilliant. A total blast. Hmm... Terry Reid... kinda slickly greasily Lenny Kravitz-y. (Or is it Kravitz who's Terry Reid-y? Yeah, that's probably it.)
	12:37pm BSI: Great Ken impression!
	12:39pm Cecile: thewhitezoneisforloadingandunloadingonly
	12:41pm BSI: mind the gap!
	12:43pm The Central Scrutinizer: So, if ya gotta load or you gotta unload go to the White Zone. It's a way of life, you'll love it.
	12:44pm Ike: I just hate it when there's no service on the downtown side of this radio show. (Nobody has bought yerterb dot com yet. Quick, somebody buy it before my evil employer's evil algorithm snatches it up and fills it with ads.)
	12:47pm Mischief: LOL, this sounds like frogger on the Atari
	12:47pm Lizardner Dave: I dig this track, especially because I just finished listening to "Printer Jam" on Vicki's archive from last night.
	12:49pm Hugo: May I put in a request for "Atras Do trio Electrico", either the Caetano Veloso original or the other version which Scott may know about? Lovely, both of them, but pretty tricky to do ...
	12:52pm SCott: Cheers Hugo! There's a request i can get behind - tho we'll stick w. the orig - I wouldn't dare play the one you're hinting at
	12:57pm Hugo: I thought it was lovely, but, granted, not an easy one ...
	12:58pm Scott: Thank you sir.
	12:58pm postmanpaul: wow! nice choice of starship scott... almost like hearing a new contemporary piece, they still rock for me!!!
	1:00pm Stuart Troutman: Yeah, but they were only good for the 1st-3rd albums; after that, fergit it.
	1:01pm Cecile: exactly They made some great pop singles with those weird harmonies and Marty Balin's voice. I still like Miracles.
	1:03pm doug from DC: Hijack the starship! This wasn't really the same as the "Jefferson Starship," the Airplane still existed at this point. It was half of the Airplane, half of the Dead, w/Crosby and Nash. Similar lineup to the Sunfighter album.
	1:03pm postmanpaul: not on the £sd that was around then stuart...
	1:09pm Carmichael: I remember seeing Jefferson Airplane for free in Golden Gate Park. I was only 11 (went with my much older sister), newly arrived in U.S., and totally astonished at the band, the crowd and the music. It was deeply etched into my brain. And I love this version of 10cc, Scott. Gary War's Eye in the Sky would back up into this pretty nicely too.
	1:10pm SCott: Hey Carmichael, yeah you're totally right about that Gary War cover! Maybe later today...
	1:14pm Hugo: Listening to JA these days, what I keep hearing is what a terrific bass player Jack Casady is - and his interaction with Jorma Kaukonen. No wonder they split off later ... The Dead had Phil Lesh, also terrific ...
	1:16pm Cecile: This is hilarious and a great tribute.
	1:21pm anyone to everyone: very nice
	1:51pm Carmichael: You can recognize Marc Bolan's voice anywhere, can't you?? Beautiful.
	1:56pm erik r.: that tribo is great- reminds of caetano veloso's underrated araca azul... just found that comp on the fm shades blog! and now am extra-excited to listen to it!
	1:58pm Scott: Erik R, if you dig Tribo and Araca Azul, you gotta check out the 1st 2 albums by Walter Franco! "Ou Nao (1973)" and "Revolver (75)"
	2:01pm Chris: Wow, a quick google shows that Harvest Bag comp has some great stuff. Can we maybe hear the East of Eden sometime?
	2:02pm Scott: Chris, better than that it's got Edgar Broughton's "Call Me a Liar". and some serious schmaltz by Marc Almond
	2:07pm Chris: Works for me. Yeah the Edgar Broughton is strong.
	2:20pm HUgo: Thanks for the CV, Scott. In fact, the whole album is great. On the roll here, I'll second the request for East of Eden. Anything off "Mercator Projected" or "Snafu". Or their only hit single. As for Edgar Broughton, I'll' say no more. Except that his gig here earlier this year was canceled. Too bad.
	2:21pm Carmichael: Thanks for the oncoming bliss Scott!
	2:30pm Ike: Nice!
	2:38pm wat cynder: dream radio heard in the front seat of a '63 belair on blocks - thank you
	2:39pm Carmichael: The good ol' Bonzos ....
	2:39pm anyone to everyone: 7 29 me birfffff day
	2:40pm Andy: Holy Shit. This song is going on the playlist for this weekend's homebrew session. If I can find it...
	2:40pm Lewis: very cool - Bonzos I haven't heard before!
	2:56pm GP: Ha ha Scott. Thanks for the CSI mashup, been waiting to hear this again. Caruso sounds so creepy out of context.
	2:59pm Ike: Chortle chortle chortle. Cackle. Chortle. At Caruso's expense.
	2:59pm Cecile: I missed the Bonzos.
	3:00pm Cecile: STARBUCK LOOP! Come to mama!
	12:51pm ilya: just a quick comment: my record is 45 RPM you played it at the wrong speed.. thanks, ilya

Scott Williams: Playlist from October 8, 2009

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