WFMU: The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from May 27, 2011

Listener comments!
	9:04am postmanpaul: . . . nice , white , space .
	9:09am Kevin: More like C Spencer YAY amirite?!
	9:10am mark: Sweet! Great show already!
	9:10am hamburger / london: hi howdy hi
	9:11am scott: Good morning, everyone!
	9:14am scott: Well the theme song CD skipped this morning! Perhaps that's the universe speaking. Time to find a new theme. Suggestions?
	9:14am frenchee: ooh, nice moody (Joe Frank) music!
	9:15am frenchee: I thought the CD skip was intentional.
	9:18am Swami: Got the premium! Superb!
	9:20am scott: Ahh, glad you like it Swami!
	9:29am Cecile: Buy it on vinyl if possible.
	9:30am Cecile: I needed to hear this lovely piece. I am in a dark place.
	9:31am Cecile: so lurking and enjoying today.
	9:36am Looms: This set is beautiful, the perfect soundtrack to my lazy holiday in a sunny place.
	9:37am BDR: New theme song? This Eno! Also, suggested segue - this into Juliana Barwick.
	9:38am erella: I have been thinking of the Ghanian postal workers MP3 for the last few days. I found it here on the FMU blog many years ago. THAT and this ancient Eno are marvellous. You're playing exactly what I want to hear!
	9:39am pierre: morning Scott ! What a great Rally…
	9:43am jack m.: good morning, scott. sounding good, as usual, nice lead in to the loooooong weekend.
	9:50am scott: Hey Jack!
	9:51am scott: erella, yes! I have been thinking about that postal workers piece for a few days, don't know why.
	10:18am Looms: I've been mesmerized by Stephanie Hladowski. Great song.
	10:25am other david: Looms, same.
	10:26am Yair Yona (Tel Aviv): HI, good afternoon from tel aviv. joining now.
	10:33am other david: some disturbing scenes coming in from protests in Barcelona :(
	10:39am Chris from DC: Any idea where one could find this Le Drapeau Noir? That's twice now it's cleaned my clock.
	10:44am scott: I think mimaroglu music has copies.
	10:45am Looms: Metamkine has a few as well.
	10:46am Chris from DC: Worth a shot. Thanks.
	10:53am Handsome Harry: Great show today as always. And still an hour to go.
	10:55am Ruaraidh: Yeah - really hitting the spot this morning!
	10:57am Mike East: Anybody have any good holiday weekend plans?
	10:58am Nathan: Well done Scott... thoroughly enjoying your set today!
	10:59am Rex: Song is too damn long.
	11:05am Mike Sin: Working remotely. Listening live. Enjoying it. Thanks Scott.
	11:07am scott: Hey thanks!
	11:07am Todd 76%: @ Mike: I've got something great planned for this weekend: I'm in an improvising collective (w/ mittimus & hat city intuitive members) that's opening for Jooklo Duo/Bill Nace/ Paul Flaherty @ Popeye's Garage in New Haven CT Sunday night. Way psyched!
	11:12am Mike East: @Todd 76% - I just looked at the website for that space. Looks pretty cool. Enjoy! What do you play?
	11:15am Cecile: Paul Flaherty is a gentleman and a great performer. I wrote a tiny blurb when he played in MN years ago, and he acted like I'd put him on the front page of the NY Times.
	11:19am Todd 76%: @Mike East - Thanks, Mike! I will... Even though I'm an old hardcore punk guitarist, depending on who shows up from the HCI, I'll mostly be playing bass clarinet or drums/percussion. @Cecile - I love Paul and have had the pleasure of playing and recording with him. I'm so glad that he's no longer CT's best-kept free improv secret!
	11:22am Sandy in Houston: this is very nice!
	11:25am Mike East: Very cool. I love bass clarinet. I too am in category of old rocker turned free jazz impoviser....though I'm thinking of getting back to my roots.
	11:39am Todd 76%: @Mike: Very cool. There's an energy connection between those two musics, although I was bummed when I finally got into a hc punk band in the early 80's, and found out they hated all of the free music I'd been discovering since the early 70's. Still love playing with them. We reunite regularly to play shows. Were you in bands? What do you play?
	11:44am Tech Support: The link for "Jooklo Duo" is broken.
	11:49am scott: Thanks, I fixed it.
	11:49am Mike East: Yeah I've been a lot of different bands with varying degrees of success over the years. Focusing on recording right now...and I miss rocking out in front of a crowd. I'm primarily a bass player, but also enjoy guitar, drums, and singing. I usually just play whatever nobody else has a claim on.
	11:53am Cecile: my friend and I discussed the different between the older punks and the HC scene. HC almost seemed afraid of experimental art and the older punk scene really embraced it. My friend has a theory that it coincided with women and gays being less welcome in the scene and the rise of slam dancing. He has a giant unified field theory about this.
	11:55am Looms: Nice piece, nice set; thx.
	11:59am wage slave: really enjoying the live set! thanks.
	12:03pm Todd 76%: Wow, kickin' set! Thanks, Scott! @ Cecile: I'd prob agree with that theory especially after '84 - '85. The neo-straight-edge movement alienated lots of us!
	3:52pm matthewkoshak: Another beautiful friday morning. thanks Scott... amazing show! Eno in the AM! Nothing Better!!! and i'll throw down for a new copy of the Moncur theme. please dont change it haha! I dont think I could take it. my favorite part of my week is hearing those horns come in!

The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from May 27, 2011

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May 27, 2011: Freaky Revelation + JOOKLO DUO with C. SPENCER YEH LIVE

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Grachan Moncur III	Hipnosis "Hipnosis" by "Grachan Moncur III"	Mosaic Select #1	Mosaic		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Cluster & Eno	Ho Renomo "Ho Renomo" by "Cluster & Eno"	Cluster & Eno	Gyroscope		0:11:16 (Pop-up)
Brian Eno	Aragon "Aragon" by "Brian Eno"	Music for Films	Virgin		0:15:14 (Pop-up)
Brian Eno	From the Same Hill "From the Same Hill" by "Brian Eno"	Music for Films	Virgin		0:16:29 (Pop-up)
Bee Mask	Canzoni dal Laboratorio del Silenzio Cosmico I	Canzoni dal Laboratorio del Silenzio Cosmico	Spectrum Spools		0:20:12 (Pop-up)
insects	Brood X "Brood X" by "insects"	Broken Hearted Dragonflies: Insect Electronica From Southeast Asia	Sublime Frequencies		0:24:58 (Pop-up)
Ghanaian Postal Workers	Postal Workers Canceling Stamps	mp3	no label		0:27:55 (Pop-up)
Brian Eno	Fullness of Wind "Fullness of Wind" by "Brian Eno"	Discreet Music	Astralwerks		0:33:58 (Pop-up)

Anton Bruhin	InOut "InOut" by "Anton Bruhin"	InOut	Alga Marghen		0:47:58 (Pop-up)
Stockhausen	Telemusik "Telemusik" by "Stockhausen"	Telemusik	Stockhausen-Verlag		0:53:47 (Pop-up)
Marconi Notaro	Ah Vida Avida "Ah Vida Avida" by "Marconi Notaro"	Psychedelic Pernambuco (V/A)	Mr. Bongo		0:58:59 (Pop-up)
Bobby Gentry	Fancy "Fancy" by "Bobby Gentry"	Country Got Soul, Vol. 2	Casual		1:02:05 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Superlungs My Supergirl "Superlungs My Supergirl" by "Donovan"	Barabajagal	EMI		1:06:23 (Pop-up)
Stephanie Hladowski	Andrew Lambie	The High Nest	Singing Knives		1:09:48 (Pop-up)

Le Drapeau Noir	For Louis Michel "For Louis Michel" by "Le Drapeau Noir"	Le Drapeau Noir	Chironex		1:25:09 (Pop-up)
MV/EE/Flower	Huna Cosm > Environments	I Left My Wallet in the Trossachs	Heroine		1:43:03 (Pop-up)
Michael Chapman	Aviator "Aviator" by "Michael Chapman"	Fully Qualified Survivor	Light in the Attic		1:50:21 (Pop-up)

Jooklo Duo with C. Spencer Yeh LIVE on WFMU
Jooklo Duo with C. Spencer Yeh	Freaky Revelation	Live on WFMU		Virginia Genta, sax, flute, percussion; David Vanzan, drums, percussion, flutes; C. Spencer Yeh, violin. Engineer: Ruaraidh Sanachan Tour Dates: http://northern-spy.com/2011/05/jooklo-duo-with-bill-nace-usa-tour-2011/	2:05:37 (Pop-up)
Jooklo Duo with C. Spencer Yeh	Set the Fire	Live on WFMU			2:24:52 (Pop-up)
Jooklo Duo with C. Spencer Yeh	Obscure Brotherhood	Live on WFMU		Jooklo Duo: http://jooklo.altervista.org/ C. Spencer Yeh: http://www.dronedisco.com/	2:37:58 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:04am postmanpaul: . . . nice , white , space .
	9:09am Kevin: More like C Spencer YAY amirite?!
	9:10am mark: Sweet! Great show already!
	9:10am hamburger / london: hi howdy hi
	9:11am scott: Good morning, everyone!
	9:14am scott: Well the theme song CD skipped this morning! Perhaps that's the universe speaking. Time to find a new theme. Suggestions?
	9:14am frenchee: ooh, nice moody (Joe Frank) music!
	9:15am frenchee: I thought the CD skip was intentional.
	9:18am Swami: Got the premium! Superb!
	9:20am scott: Ahh, glad you like it Swami!
	9:29am Cecile: Buy it on vinyl if possible.
	9:30am Cecile: I needed to hear this lovely piece. I am in a dark place.
	9:31am Cecile: so lurking and enjoying today.
	9:36am Looms: This set is beautiful, the perfect soundtrack to my lazy holiday in a sunny place.
	9:37am BDR: New theme song? This Eno! Also, suggested segue - this into Juliana Barwick.
	9:38am erella: I have been thinking of the Ghanian postal workers MP3 for the last few days. I found it here on the FMU blog many years ago. THAT and this ancient Eno are marvellous. You're playing exactly what I want to hear!
	9:39am pierre: morning Scott ! What a great Rally…
	9:43am jack m.: good morning, scott. sounding good, as usual, nice lead in to the loooooong weekend.
	9:50am scott: Hey Jack!
	9:51am scott: erella, yes! I have been thinking about that postal workers piece for a few days, don't know why.
	10:18am Looms: I've been mesmerized by Stephanie Hladowski. Great song.
	10:25am other david: Looms, same.
	10:26am Yair Yona (Tel Aviv): HI, good afternoon from tel aviv. joining now.
	10:33am other david: some disturbing scenes coming in from protests in Barcelona :(
	10:39am Chris from DC: Any idea where one could find this Le Drapeau Noir? That's twice now it's cleaned my clock.
	10:44am scott: I think mimaroglu music has copies.
	10:45am Looms: Metamkine has a few as well.
	10:46am Chris from DC: Worth a shot. Thanks.
	10:53am Handsome Harry: Great show today as always. And still an hour to go.
	10:55am Ruaraidh: Yeah - really hitting the spot this morning!
	10:57am Mike East: Anybody have any good holiday weekend plans?
	10:58am Nathan: Well done Scott... thoroughly enjoying your set today!
	10:59am Rex: Song is too damn long.
	11:05am Mike Sin: Working remotely. Listening live. Enjoying it. Thanks Scott.
	11:07am scott: Hey thanks!
	11:07am Todd 76%: @ Mike: I've got something great planned for this weekend: I'm in an improvising collective (w/ mittimus & hat city intuitive members) that's opening for Jooklo Duo/Bill Nace/ Paul Flaherty @ Popeye's Garage in New Haven CT Sunday night. Way psyched!
	11:12am Mike East: @Todd 76% - I just looked at the website for that space. Looks pretty cool. Enjoy! What do you play?
	11:15am Cecile: Paul Flaherty is a gentleman and a great performer. I wrote a tiny blurb when he played in MN years ago, and he acted like I'd put him on the front page of the NY Times.
	11:19am Todd 76%: @Mike East - Thanks, Mike! I will... Even though I'm an old hardcore punk guitarist, depending on who shows up from the HCI, I'll mostly be playing bass clarinet or drums/percussion. @Cecile - I love Paul and have had the pleasure of playing and recording with him. I'm so glad that he's no longer CT's best-kept free improv secret!
	11:22am Sandy in Houston: this is very nice!
	11:25am Mike East: Very cool. I love bass clarinet. I too am in category of old rocker turned free jazz impoviser....though I'm thinking of getting back to my roots.
	11:39am Todd 76%: @Mike: Very cool. There's an energy connection between those two musics, although I was bummed when I finally got into a hc punk band in the early 80's, and found out they hated all of the free music I'd been discovering since the early 70's. Still love playing with them. We reunite regularly to play shows. Were you in bands? What do you play?
	11:44am Tech Support: The link for "Jooklo Duo" is broken.
	11:49am scott: Thanks, I fixed it.
	11:49am Mike East: Yeah I've been a lot of different bands with varying degrees of success over the years. Focusing on recording right now...and I miss rocking out in front of a crowd. I'm primarily a bass player, but also enjoy guitar, drums, and singing. I usually just play whatever nobody else has a claim on.
	11:53am Cecile: my friend and I discussed the different between the older punks and the HC scene. HC almost seemed afraid of experimental art and the older punk scene really embraced it. My friend has a theory that it coincided with women and gays being less welcome in the scene and the rise of slam dancing. He has a giant unified field theory about this.
	11:55am Looms: Nice piece, nice set; thx.
	11:59am wage slave: really enjoying the live set! thanks.
	12:03pm Todd 76%: Wow, kickin' set! Thanks, Scott! @ Cecile: I'd prob agree with that theory especially after '84 - '85. The neo-straight-edge movement alienated lots of us!
	3:52pm matthewkoshak: Another beautiful friday morning. thanks Scott... amazing show! Eno in the AM! Nothing Better!!! and i'll throw down for a new copy of the Moncur theme. please dont change it haha! I dont think I could take it. my favorite part of my week is hearing those horns come in!

The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from May 27, 2011

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