WFMU: Nat Roe: Playlist from September 14, 2011

Nat Roe: Playlist from September 14, 2011

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September 14, 2011: Late Era Doobie Brothers

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
				Remixing all of The Doobie Brothers' 1980 album One Step Closer. This was the last album of the Michael McDonald years, when the band was completely devoid of creative ideas and was a husk of its former self. It's a great record though! No Skunk Baxter tho :( Sax skronk from Anthony Braxton circa 1979 are floatin around in there, as is the soundtrack to Phase IV.	0:00:00 ()

				More Doobies man. This is the best set in the show, in my humble opinion.	0:46:32 ()

				The missing set from last week's show! The third quarter of Nas' Illmatic. Listen to the rest of it here.	1:25:52 ()

				Back to the Doobies! Third time's a charm.	1:54:36 ()

Can't	Songbird	Can't vs. The World	IRFP	YES! Completely blown out versions of pop shlock from folks like Christopher Cross and Kenny G. Early project of Jessica Rylan. I'll be posting this one for download on WFMU's blog soon.	2:29:37 ()
King Tubby	Say No	King Tubbys Meets Rockers Uptown	Get On Down		2:35:01 ()
Shocking Blue	Acka Raga	At Home	Repertoire		2:38:08 ()
Erkin Koray	Kendim Ettim Kendim Buldum	Mechul: Singles and Rarities	Sublime Frequencies		2:42:19 ()
Joni Haastrup	Greetings	Wake Up Your Mind	Tummy Touch	Looping my live feed into the board and then back out to the radio, back into the board, etc......let's see how much audio quality the flash player will take away from itself over 5 minutes.	2:45:43 ()

Artist

Track

Album

Label

Comments

Approx. start time

Remixing all of The Doobie Brothers' 1980 album One Step Closer. This was the last album of the Michael McDonald years, when the band was completely devoid of creative ideas and was a husk of its former self. It's a great record though! No Skunk Baxter tho :(

Sax skronk from Anthony Braxton circa 1979 are floatin around in there, as is the soundtrack to Phase IV.

0:00:00 ()

More Doobies man. This is the best set in the show, in my humble opinion.

0:46:32 ()

The missing set from last week's show! The third quarter of Nas' Illmatic. Listen to the rest of it here.

1:25:52 ()

Back to the Doobies! Third time's a charm.

1:54:36 ()

Can't

Songbird

Can't vs. The World

IRFP

YES! Completely blown out versions of pop shlock from folks like Christopher Cross and Kenny G. Early project of Jessica Rylan. I'll be posting this one for download on WFMU's blog soon.

2:29:37 ()

King Tubby

Say No

King Tubbys Meets Rockers Uptown

Get On Down

2:35:01 ()

Shocking Blue

Acka Raga

At Home

Repertoire

2:38:08 ()

Erkin Koray

Kendim Ettim Kendim Buldum

Mechul: Singles and Rarities

Sublime Frequencies

2:42:19 ()

Joni Haastrup

Greetings

Wake Up Your Mind

Tummy Touch

Looping my live feed into the board and then back out to the radio, back into the board, etc......let's see how much audio quality the flash player will take away from itself over 5 minutes.

2:45:43 ()

Listener comments!

Wed. 9/14/11 3:12am fred:

Good morning Nat

Wed. 9/14/11 3:14am Nat:

YO!!!!

Wed. 9/14/11 3:14am Ike:

Ha ha ha, it's MacGyver! (The first season of that show was actually really good, at least in my memory.)

Wed. 9/14/11 3:22am Nat:

Ah yes, I can never seem to resist throwing that one in there almost every week.

Wed. 9/14/11 3:23am Ike:

Really?! I don't usually get a chance to listen to your show but in that case, I'll have to try to check it out more often now! Heh.

Wed. 9/14/11 3:25am Andrew:

this is trippy O_O
I like it

Wed. 9/14/11 3:28am Nat:

Thanksssss

Wed. 9/14/11 3:51am Andrew:

was watching a VHS music video of different bands & they came on with Jesus is just all right with me. Doesn't sound too Hell's Angels ^_^

Wed. 9/14/11 3:58am Nat:

From wikipedia: "They attracted a particularly strong following among local chapters of the Hells Angels and got a recurring gig at one of the bikers' favorite venues, the Chateau Liberté in the Santa Cruz Mountains."

Perhaps by "Jesus Is Alright" they meant "Jesus is alright, but Satan is better"?

I doubt Michael McDonald ever even smoked a doobie. What a lame-o.

Wed. 9/14/11 4:05am Andrew:

Unfortunately I have to go, but it's been great to listen to this show. Have a good night ^_^

Wed. 9/14/11 4:06am Nat:

bye bye

Wed. 9/14/11 4:23am fred von helsing:

sounds like we're roaming the AM band, with the occasional detour into shortwave :)

Wed. 9/14/11 4:28am Nat:

Yep, I wonder if I'm tricking anybody who's listening on the radio into thinking their reception is poor...

Wed. 9/14/11 4:36am alan:

Good morning.
Doobies are okay, but Heath Brothers are better.
http://youtu.be/mFIUrE5Lzto

Wed. 9/14/11 5:35am pierre:

Good day sir !
Bonjour all !

Wed. 9/14/11 5:40am Nat:

Hellllllo

Wed. 9/14/11 5:46am Marmalade Kitty:

HellllllloOOO! nice bit of dub

Wed. 9/14/11 5:43pm will:

drop more cat meow noises.do it do it

Nat Roe: Playlist from September 14, 2011

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