WFMU: Coffee Break For Heroes & Villains with Noah: Playlist from June 1, 2010

Listener comments!
	9:04am R I S K Y: GET AT EM NOAH! TEAR IT UP!
	9:08am Noah: Janette Beckman got her start photographing some of the most well-known names in Punk Rock during the 1970s: The Ramones, The Clash, The Specials, The Jam, The Sex Pistols, etc. Moving to NY in 1982, she immediately became drawn to the upcoming hip-hop scene and captured city icons such as Afrika Bambaataa, Run DMC, Michael Jonzun, Big Daddy Kane, Slick Rick, MC Lyte and on and on and on! Sara Rosen has been one of the most instrumental figures in publishing as far as getting graffiti artists and hip hop photographers' names out there. She was the Associate Publisher and Senior Vice President of PowerHouse Books. She has created books, exhibitions, and special events that have sparked and influenced trends with various projects. Tune in to hear all about capturing that solid image and listen as Janette & Sara pick out their favorite 12" sides.
	9:18am LexRay: JAM OUT!
	9:19am Noah: Thanks LexRay & R I S K Y!!
	9:24am north guinea hills: That edan was crazy tight.
	9:27am Noah: The whole Edan album is amazing; Beauty & The Beat... go pick it up, you won't be sad!
	9:33am north guinea hills: will do so, gracias.... i dig the fuzz psyche sample angle.
	9:33am PKNY: Strong Island!
	9:36am Barney: I had to move to LI to figure out that CI was Central Islip. There might have been easier ways to learn that.
	9:38am north guinea hills: (like reading the wfmu comments section [learned something, thanks])
	9:44am Noah: Strong Island is one of my all time favorite tracks!
	9:57am killaMANG: GREAT SHOW. THE GUESTS ARE DOPE. NEVER HEARD OF THEM. BUT THE BED MUZIK IS TOO LOUD. TURN IT DOWN YO.
	9:59am seang: Here we GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
	10:00am ~nBn~: NIIIICE! where can i get the books?
	10:24am Noah: http://www.janettebeckman.com/ http://missrosen.wordpress.com/
	10:24am Noah: You can ger most of her books on Amazon and really any book store.....
	10:26am dc pat: kind of over this MIA song. the chorus is pretty sophomoric--oooo, guns!!. Much rather hear Joe's version.
	10:38am Cecile: dcp, did you read the NYT's profile on MIA? I took it with a grain of salt, as I think it was the author that has done some sneaky backstabbing to her profile subjects in the past. But MIA is a lot of about posturing, that's for sure. Don't need a NYT profile to figure that out...
	10:40am Cecile: As Daddy-O rapped, "Rap brings back old R&B/If we would have not/You would have forgot"
	10:42am dc pat: Cecile: didn't see that yet---not saying I don't like her, I think she's great but...if we're going to listen to Straight to Hell samples, why not listen to Straight to Hell? I KNOW, I went off on this before. never mind. M.I.A. is ok with me.
	10:44am Cecile: I know. I know. The Clash postured as much as MIA did, I think people forget that. ITA, dcp, I discovered that site that tells you what sample showed up in what dance or rap song, and it's really been eyeopening, and a little saddening. Who's writing the new riffs?
	10:47am Cecile: YES. The wheels of steel.
	10:53am seang: Remember that style maven, Elsa Klensch?
	10:54am Cecile: yeah, seang.
	11:00am natnat: i never heard of sara before but she knows her shit. im impressed that a woman in this day especially with the state of the economy can find her own niche in the entertainment world without selling out.
	11:01am ALF: Fuck DA HATERZ!
	11:02am north guinea hills: DU, it's like junior high all over again.
	11:04am PKNY: Doowutchyalike, nice! You're killing it today!
	11:05am Carmichael: Caffeinated and sedentary. Good morning, fellow persons.
	11:07am Cecile: Carm, what U waiting 4?
	11:08am Carmichael: My reeling brain to get funky with the synapses.
	11:18am Larry: Hey what was that website for affordable art you said you were putting together earlier?
	11:21am dc pat: Who took those excellent pics of Paul Weller passed out in the gutter last year?
	11:32am herb: sorry, i'm at work and 1/2listening - but this ART stuff being tawked about has gotta be seen! (and this JON SAVAGE / LINDER STERLING show closed, but is great - Boo Hooray Gallery at Steven Kasher Gallery, NYC,)
	11:33am north guinea hills: fidge, i missed a jon savage show?
	11:36am jaw: right side only
	11:48am ALFNOLA HILLS: Dope show Noah. Glad to hear you are back. It is rare to hear guests with REAL cred and who know their shit. Does JB ever have exhibitions in the US?
	11:51am dc pat: man, Public Enemy still sounds important as hell.
	11:52am SuleimanSun: YO! SounDZ like SARAH NEEDS her own SHOW! These BrOads could rule the world.
	11:56am <MastaME>: UNDERTONES!!! PERFECT END
	12:00pm Carmichael: Thanks for the Irish rock!
	12:00pm Parq: Definitely one for the books today. Good job Noah and guests!
	1:31pm Noah: Sara's art site is called "edition of 100", but it has not launched just yet. Be sure to keep checking her blog: missrosen.wordpress.com
	4:23pm felix: superbe! great show GrandMasterFlash mts Chic. wow!

Coffee Break For Heroes & Villains with Noah: Playlist from June 1, 2010

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June 1, 2010: GUEST: Janette Beckman & Sara Rosen

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
Rammelzee vs K Rob	Beat Bop "Beat Bop" by "Rammelzee vs K Rob"	Single	Tartown	1983	12"	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Masta Killa	Iron God Chamber feat. Method Man, RZA & U-God	Single	Nature Sounds	2006	12"	0:10:18 (Pop-up)
Beastie Boys	Hold It Now, Hit It "Hold It Now, Hit It" by "Beastie Boys"	Single	Def Jam Recordings	1986	12"	0:13:43 (Pop-up)
Dangerdoom	Old School feat. Talib Kweli	The Mouse And The Mask	Lex Records	2005	CD	0:19:25 (Pop-up)
Edan	Rock And Roll feat. Dagha "Rock And Roll feat. Dagha" by "Edan"	Beauty & The Beat	Lewis Recordings	2005	CD	0:20:17 (Pop-up)
Kool G Rap & DJ Polo	Letters "Letters" by "Kool G Rap & DJ Polo"	Live And Let Die (re-issue)	Cold Chillin' / Traffic Entertainment Group	2008	CD	0:26:05 (Pop-up)
Prince Po	It's Goin Down feat. Stone	The Slickness	Lex Records	2004	CD	0:29:36 (Pop-up)
J.V.C. F.O.R.C.E.	Strong Island "Strong Island" by "J.V.C. F.O.R.C.E."	Doin' Damage	B-Boy Records	1988	LP	0:38:18 (Pop-up)
Short Bus Alumni	Get It With The Fitted	Mr. T's Revenge	Brick Records	2008	CD	0:39:03 (Pop-up)
Naughty By Nature	I Gotta Lotta "I Gotta Lotta" by "Naughty By Nature"	Single		2009	MP3	0:42:36 (Pop-up)
Janette Beckman & Sara Rosen	Live on WFMU			2010		0:46:10 (Pop-up)
Afrika Bambaataa & the Soulsonic Force	Planet Rock	Single	Tommy Boy Music	1982	12"	0:59:13 (Pop-up)
Fela Ransome Kuti & Africa 70	Water No Get Enemy	Expensive Shit	Editions Makossa	1975	LP	1:08:36 (Pop-up)
Junior Murvin	Police & Thieves "Police & Thieves" by "Junior Murvin"	Police & Thieves	Upsetter	1977	LP	1:15:44 (Pop-up)
The Clash	Armagideon Time "Armagideon Time" by "The Clash"	London Calling	CBS Records	1979	7"	1:19:38 (Pop-up)
M.I.A.	Paper Planes "Paper Planes" by "M.I.A."	Kala	XL Recordings	2007	CD	1:23:11 (Pop-up)
Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five	The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel	Single	Vogue P.I.P. / Sugar Hill Records	1981	12"	1:46:28 (Pop-up)
Geto Boys	Mind Playing Tricks On Me	Single	Rap-A-Lot Records	1991	12"	1:55:26 (Pop-up)
Digital Underground	Doowutchyalike	Single	Tommy Boy Music	1989	12"	2:00:57 (Pop-up)
Jungle Brothers	What "U" Waitin "4"?	Done By The Forces Of Nature	Warner Bros. Records	1989	CD	2:05:06 (Pop-up)
Kool & The Gang	Summer Madness "Summer Madness" by "Kool & The Gang"	Spin Their Top Hits	PolyGram Records	1976	LP	2:08:07 (Pop-up)
Soul II Soul	Move Me No Mountain "Move Me No Mountain" by "Soul II Soul"	Volume III (Just Right)	Ten Records Ltd. (10 Records)	1992	CD	2:34:30 (Pop-up)
Gang Starr	Words I Manifest (Special Remix)	Single	Wild Pitch Records	1989	12"	2:39:30 (Pop-up)
Big Brother & The Holding Company	Summertime	Cheap Thrills	Columbia	1968	LP	2:44:18 (Pop-up)
Public Enemy	Rebel Without a Pause	You're Gonna Get Yours EP	Def Jam Recordings	1987	12"	2:48:16 (Pop-up)
Wu-Tang Clan	Protect Ya Neck "Protect Ya Neck" by "Wu-Tang Clan"	Single	Loud Records	1993	12"	2:52:52 (Pop-up)
Undertones	Teenage Kicks "Teenage Kicks" by "Undertones"	Self Titled	Sire Records	1979	LP	2:56:13 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:04am R I S K Y: GET AT EM NOAH! TEAR IT UP!
	9:08am Noah: Janette Beckman got her start photographing some of the most well-known names in Punk Rock during the 1970s: The Ramones, The Clash, The Specials, The Jam, The Sex Pistols, etc. Moving to NY in 1982, she immediately became drawn to the upcoming hip-hop scene and captured city icons such as Afrika Bambaataa, Run DMC, Michael Jonzun, Big Daddy Kane, Slick Rick, MC Lyte and on and on and on! Sara Rosen has been one of the most instrumental figures in publishing as far as getting graffiti artists and hip hop photographers' names out there. She was the Associate Publisher and Senior Vice President of PowerHouse Books. She has created books, exhibitions, and special events that have sparked and influenced trends with various projects. Tune in to hear all about capturing that solid image and listen as Janette & Sara pick out their favorite 12" sides.
	9:18am LexRay: JAM OUT!
	9:19am Noah: Thanks LexRay & R I S K Y!!
	9:24am north guinea hills: That edan was crazy tight.
	9:27am Noah: The whole Edan album is amazing; Beauty & The Beat... go pick it up, you won't be sad!
	9:33am north guinea hills: will do so, gracias.... i dig the fuzz psyche sample angle.
	9:33am PKNY: Strong Island!
	9:36am Barney: I had to move to LI to figure out that CI was Central Islip. There might have been easier ways to learn that.
	9:38am north guinea hills: (like reading the wfmu comments section [learned something, thanks])
	9:44am Noah: Strong Island is one of my all time favorite tracks!
	9:57am killaMANG: GREAT SHOW. THE GUESTS ARE DOPE. NEVER HEARD OF THEM. BUT THE BED MUZIK IS TOO LOUD. TURN IT DOWN YO.
	9:59am seang: Here we GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
	10:00am ~nBn~: NIIIICE! where can i get the books?
	10:24am Noah: http://www.janettebeckman.com/ http://missrosen.wordpress.com/
	10:24am Noah: You can ger most of her books on Amazon and really any book store.....
	10:26am dc pat: kind of over this MIA song. the chorus is pretty sophomoric--oooo, guns!!. Much rather hear Joe's version.
	10:38am Cecile: dcp, did you read the NYT's profile on MIA? I took it with a grain of salt, as I think it was the author that has done some sneaky backstabbing to her profile subjects in the past. But MIA is a lot of about posturing, that's for sure. Don't need a NYT profile to figure that out...
	10:40am Cecile: As Daddy-O rapped, "Rap brings back old R&B/If we would have not/You would have forgot"
	10:42am dc pat: Cecile: didn't see that yet---not saying I don't like her, I think she's great but...if we're going to listen to Straight to Hell samples, why not listen to Straight to Hell? I KNOW, I went off on this before. never mind. M.I.A. is ok with me.
	10:44am Cecile: I know. I know. The Clash postured as much as MIA did, I think people forget that. ITA, dcp, I discovered that site that tells you what sample showed up in what dance or rap song, and it's really been eyeopening, and a little saddening. Who's writing the new riffs?
	10:47am Cecile: YES. The wheels of steel.
	10:53am seang: Remember that style maven, Elsa Klensch?
	10:54am Cecile: yeah, seang.
	11:00am natnat: i never heard of sara before but she knows her shit. im impressed that a woman in this day especially with the state of the economy can find her own niche in the entertainment world without selling out.
	11:01am ALF: Fuck DA HATERZ!
	11:02am north guinea hills: DU, it's like junior high all over again.
	11:04am PKNY: Doowutchyalike, nice! You're killing it today!
	11:05am Carmichael: Caffeinated and sedentary. Good morning, fellow persons.
	11:07am Cecile: Carm, what U waiting 4?
	11:08am Carmichael: My reeling brain to get funky with the synapses.
	11:18am Larry: Hey what was that website for affordable art you said you were putting together earlier?
	11:21am dc pat: Who took those excellent pics of Paul Weller passed out in the gutter last year?
	11:32am herb: sorry, i'm at work and 1/2listening - but this ART stuff being tawked about has gotta be seen! (and this JON SAVAGE / LINDER STERLING show closed, but is great - Boo Hooray Gallery at Steven Kasher Gallery, NYC,)
	11:33am north guinea hills: fidge, i missed a jon savage show?
	11:36am jaw: right side only
	11:48am ALFNOLA HILLS: Dope show Noah. Glad to hear you are back. It is rare to hear guests with REAL cred and who know their shit. Does JB ever have exhibitions in the US?
	11:51am dc pat: man, Public Enemy still sounds important as hell.
	11:52am SuleimanSun: YO! SounDZ like SARAH NEEDS her own SHOW! These BrOads could rule the world.
	11:56am <MastaME>: UNDERTONES!!! PERFECT END
	12:00pm Carmichael: Thanks for the Irish rock!
	12:00pm Parq: Definitely one for the books today. Good job Noah and guests!
	1:31pm Noah: Sara's art site is called "edition of 100", but it has not launched just yet. Be sure to keep checking her blog: missrosen.wordpress.com
	4:23pm felix: superbe! great show GrandMasterFlash mts Chic. wow!

Coffee Break For Heroes & Villains with Noah: Playlist from June 1, 2010

Listener comments!

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