WFMU: The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from September 9, 2011

Listener comments!
	9:05am pierre: Bonjour Scott McDowell! paris checking in !
	9:06am eric: Morning Scott! Looking forward to a great show!
	9:07am bruceleh: oh, good, I haven't missed anything yet.
	9:09am fred: Good morning Scott. The (literal) underground of Paris is checking in too
	9:10am Scott: Good morning faithful listeners.
	9:11am Scott: fred-----what do you mean literal underground, like really on the metro or something?
	9:12am T-Zero: Morning. Take a deep breath, Scott. You may know you were running late and feel a bit frazzled, but WE wouldn't know that. :) Even so, we'd go with your flow.
	9:13am Scott: Putting that all behind me now. Going with the present.
	9:13am fred: I mean that my office is actually two floors beneath street level
	9:16am Scott: Wow! That sounds... dark.
	9:16am bruceleh: sounds good since you got that motor repaired
	9:27am fred: @scott: not really, I'm only of the lucky ones who do get some sunlight. I found this photo: http://tinyurl.com/3qu2gwu Whoever took it was probably standing a few steps in front of my office door
	9:29am Scott: What you work at IRCAM!? Cool!
	9:32am fred: @scott: I'm not involved in the music side at all, I'm just a software developer working for the researchers there
	9:32am pierre: The IRCAM looks great fred !
	9:39am Scott: Right on! I heart the centre pompidou.
	9:52am Woggy: yeah - flute! r youngs is a pretty interesting guy - what kind is it? reminds me of what great soundspace sam rivers carves out with a flute, too.
	9:54am pierre: if you ever come to Centre Georges Pompidou, we should grab a drink there Scott, with fred, and all french fmu-ers, should be fun.
	9:56am Scott: Next summer I'll be there for a short visit :)
	9:57am Chris from DC: Saw Pita at the Pompidou when I was there. Cool place.
	9:58am Scott: Woggy.... Sam Rivers------ that's a good idea. Was thinking Dolphy.
	10:01am hamburger: ah. the lone shakuhachi player.. very solemn
	10:06am bruceleh: Scott, note that many corporate web proxies don't allow connection to social sites, like Facebook. (Not that I would ever go to Facebook)
	10:08am fred: @scott and pierre: if such a meet-up can be arranged, I'll be there
	10:08am Scott: And yet here you are listening to WFMU... those corps are crazy!
	10:10am pierre: cool ! meet ups are fun
	10:22am Dead Corporate Eyes: morning everyone! can't seem to wake up at all this week with the gloomy weather all 'round.
	10:23am Dead Corporate Eyes: wait...Garth Brooks has gone all experimental/ambient on our asses?
	10:24am Dead Corporate Eyes: that makes more sense Scott
	10:25am Mike East: I agree DCE - I was just singing to my wife this morning - "They say that waking up is hard to do..." She thought this was hilarious. That's why I married her.
	10:27am Dead Corporate Eyes: you're a lucky man, Mike. Every time I try to joke with my wife she just gives me the cold stare. She never really got my sense of humor.
	10:30am Cecile: I noticed the past tense in there, DCE.
	10:31am Dead Corporate Eyes: no, we're still together, should have said she never really "gets" my sense of humor. It's understandable. I'm a complete goofballdoofus.
	10:32am Cecile: Do you laugh together, though? That's important in a marriage. Not that it's any of my business, I'm just in den mother mode.
	10:36am Mike East: deep down, I'll bet she appreciates the goofball in you. Some people just play the part of thinkin they're too cool to laugh at silliness. But who doesn't love a doofus?
	10:36am Dead Corporate Eyes: we're good and getting better, actually. thanks, den mom!
	10:37am Dead Corporate Eyes: hell, we got 15 yrs of marriage comin up later this month, plus we dated 5 years pre-marriage.
	10:38am bruceleh: Who doesn't love a doofus? Uptight anal-rententive WASPs, for sure.
	10:39am das: I just listened to the last 20 minutes without my headphones plugged in and didn't notice. Is it tomorrow yet?
	10:40am Cecile: Oh, good! whew!
	10:42am Dead Corporate Eyes: get das some coffee, stat!
	10:43am Dead Corporate Eyes: loving the beats, Scott!
	10:48am das: It's too late for me, save yourselves
	10:49am Sarah: Nice groove - takes my mind off of the data entry!
	10:49am Cecile: I love that Kompakt sound. It soothes me without putting me to sleep.
	10:51am Wild Neil: Excellent beats!
	10:52am Cecile: dubstep
	10:54am Hugo: Exactly, Cecile. Scott, got some Shackleton? Bought a lot of stuff while in London recently.
	11:01am powiva: seefeel ya
	11:07am dave: woah, on the topic of upcoming events, just saw this tweet: Pauline Oliveros performs in NYC today @ The Kitchen, 8pm w/ Rhys Chatham Tony Conrad, Joan La Barbara & Laurie Spiegel thekitchen.org
	11:08am dave: looks like tomorrow's tony conrad, laurie spiegel and rhys again.
	11:10am huh?: good stuff, i'll listen more often...
	11:18am hubba: Hello Scott, radical listeners, and mom, if you're out there, hello to you too!
	11:18am Wild Neil: Brian Jonestown Massacare-ish?
	11:21am Hugo: Not exactly "neu", but still very good ...
	11:27am Cecile: ah, another fine Destijl recording. Label owner Clint has a knack, for sure.
	11:29am hubba: Scott, based on your selections, I've had to open the old pocket book... current selection a must, thanks for jamming the goods (also, Helm thumbs up, way up, okay down a little, there you go!)
	11:31am Dead Corporate Eyes: yes, I must agree, this rules and I need to find this track at 2am tomorrow morning for guidance.
	11:37am Dead Corporate Eyes: flavored with a nice dose of Syd
	11:37am dave: when you're C. Spencer Yeh, you have to make a fairly straightforward (if awesome) pop track to really shock people.
	11:39am Cecile: I like Green and his pop-subversive era a little better. Can't mistake that voice, though.
	11:43am Cecile: Songs to Remember is brilliant.
	11:44am hubba: Songs to Remember is on constant rotation at home... with the Paul Simon solo record of 1970 and Aztec Camera's High Land Hard Rain as bookends.
	11:45am hubba: The b-side of The Band's In Cahoots occasionally intervenes
	11:46am Cecile: For me it's Was/Not Was's first album and Bubba Sparxxx's Deliverance with some Captain Beefheart for spice.
	11:50am Scott: Songs to Remember is so disappointing. Is it subversive?
	11:53am hubba: I think what I find appealing about Songs to Remember, and I waded cautiously, as I am a fan of the Early era tracks, is the inversion of what was going with production and incorporation of "othering" music. I don't know if it is subversive; what would that audience be?
	11:56am hubba: Okay, post-Songs to Remember, my favorite thing about my collection of scratchy 12"s I salvaged from dollar bins is the fact that they play slo-mo style on 33... versions work as edits, but that is about it.
	11:57am hamburger: ze sprockets are in place..
	11:59am pierre: this is cool.
	11:59am Dead Corporate Eyes: gorgeous build there...bye bye Scott
	12:00pm ken of brooklyn: STUNNING SHOW SCOTT!!!!!!!!
	12:03pm fred: thanks Scott, this was another keeper!
	12:04pm Wild Neil: Good show! Thanks Scott!!!!

The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from September 9, 2011

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September 9, 2011: Adnos (cont.)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Grachan Moncur III	Hipnosis "Hipnosis" by "Grachan Moncur III"	Mosaic Select #1	Mosaic	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Eliane Radigue	Adnos III "Adnos III" by "Eliane Radigue"	Adnos I-III	Table of the Elements	0:11:29 (Pop-up)
Isengrind	Ver Sacrum "Ver Sacrum" by "Isengrind"	Modlitewnik	Blackest Rainbow	0:23:23 (Pop-up)
Julianna Barwick & Ikue Mori	Rain and Shine At The Lotus Pond	Julianna Barwick & Ikue Mori	RVNG Int'l	0:26:17 (Pop-up)

Alex Neilson & Richard Youngs	Mute Kestral	Lotus Edition	VHF	0:37:32 (Pop-up)
Fuke Shakuhachi	Ajikan "Ajikan" by "Fuke Shakuhachi"	Japanese Traditional Music: Noh/Biwa/ Shakuhachi	World Arbiter	0:51:49 (Pop-up)
Meian Komuso	Chosi "Chosi" by "Meian Komuso"	Buddhist Drums, Bell & Chants	Lyrichord	0:52:22 (Pop-up)
Kohachiro Miyata	Akita Sugagaki "Akita Sugagaki" by "Kohachiro Miyata"	Shakuhachi: The Japanese Flute	Nonesuch	0:55:02 (Pop-up)

Part Wild Horses Mane on Both Sides	Full Left Hand Cocoon	Bataille de Battle	Chironex	1:06:09 (Pop-up)
Garth Brooks	Wild Horses (Karaoke version)	Karoake Smash: Karaoake Country 3	Studio	1:17:23 (Pop-up)
Dolphins into the Future	Ko'okika Moku'aina	Ke Ala Ke Kua	Kraak	1:17:23 (Pop-up)
Onde	Eb "Eb" by "Onde"	Purple	Ondemusic	1:25:41 (Pop-up)
Keith Fullerton Whitman	Disingenuousness	Disingenuity b/w Disingenuousness	Pan	1:28:45 (Pop-up)
Photek	Minotaur "Minotaur" by "Photek"	Modus Operandi	Astralwerks	1:39:20 (Pop-up)
Superpitcher Vs. The Congosound	Say I'm Your Number One (Superpitcher remix)	Total 9	Kompakt	1:43:45 (Pop-up)
Sub Version	Soul Jah Boogie "Soul Jah Boogie" by "Sub Version"	Box of Dub 2	Soul Jazz	1:51:32 (Pop-up)
Aphex Twin (Seefeel rmx)	Time To Find Me (AFX Fast Mix)	26 Mixes For Cash	Warp	1:57:24 (Pop-up)

Steve Birchall	Music of the Spheres	Reality Gates	no label	2:12:44 (Pop-up)
Neu!	Negativland "Negativland" by "Neu!"	Neu!	Astralwerks	2:17:50 (Pop-up)
Hertta Lussu Ässä	Cocktail of Life Fluids	Hertta Lussu Ässä	De Stijl	2:24:46 (Pop-up)
C.S. Yeh	In the Blink of an Eye "In the Blink of an Eye" by "C.S. Yeh"	7"	de stijl	2:30:50 (Pop-up)
Phillipo Scrooge	Love is a Tractor	Homework #3	Hyped2Death	2:34:03 (Pop-up)
Scritti Politti	Bibbly-o-tek "Bibbly-o-tek" by "Scritti Politti"	Early	Rough Trade	2:37:28 (Pop-up)

Conrad Schnitzler	Con-Struct 8 "Con-Struct 8" by "Conrad Schnitzler"	Con-Struct	m=minimal	2:46:43 (Pop-up)
Mind Over Mirrors	Barely Spun "Barely Spun" by "Mind Over Mirrors"	The Voice Rolling	Digitalis	2:50:22 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:05am pierre: Bonjour Scott McDowell! paris checking in !
	9:06am eric: Morning Scott! Looking forward to a great show!
	9:07am bruceleh: oh, good, I haven't missed anything yet.
	9:09am fred: Good morning Scott. The (literal) underground of Paris is checking in too
	9:10am Scott: Good morning faithful listeners.
	9:11am Scott: fred-----what do you mean literal underground, like really on the metro or something?
	9:12am T-Zero: Morning. Take a deep breath, Scott. You may know you were running late and feel a bit frazzled, but WE wouldn't know that. :) Even so, we'd go with your flow.
	9:13am Scott: Putting that all behind me now. Going with the present.
	9:13am fred: I mean that my office is actually two floors beneath street level
	9:16am Scott: Wow! That sounds... dark.
	9:16am bruceleh: sounds good since you got that motor repaired
	9:27am fred: @scott: not really, I'm only of the lucky ones who do get some sunlight. I found this photo: http://tinyurl.com/3qu2gwu Whoever took it was probably standing a few steps in front of my office door
	9:29am Scott: What you work at IRCAM!? Cool!
	9:32am fred: @scott: I'm not involved in the music side at all, I'm just a software developer working for the researchers there
	9:32am pierre: The IRCAM looks great fred !
	9:39am Scott: Right on! I heart the centre pompidou.
	9:52am Woggy: yeah - flute! r youngs is a pretty interesting guy - what kind is it? reminds me of what great soundspace sam rivers carves out with a flute, too.
	9:54am pierre: if you ever come to Centre Georges Pompidou, we should grab a drink there Scott, with fred, and all french fmu-ers, should be fun.
	9:56am Scott: Next summer I'll be there for a short visit :)
	9:57am Chris from DC: Saw Pita at the Pompidou when I was there. Cool place.
	9:58am Scott: Woggy.... Sam Rivers------ that's a good idea. Was thinking Dolphy.
	10:01am hamburger: ah. the lone shakuhachi player.. very solemn
	10:06am bruceleh: Scott, note that many corporate web proxies don't allow connection to social sites, like Facebook. (Not that I would ever go to Facebook)
	10:08am fred: @scott and pierre: if such a meet-up can be arranged, I'll be there
	10:08am Scott: And yet here you are listening to WFMU... those corps are crazy!
	10:10am pierre: cool ! meet ups are fun
	10:22am Dead Corporate Eyes: morning everyone! can't seem to wake up at all this week with the gloomy weather all 'round.
	10:23am Dead Corporate Eyes: wait...Garth Brooks has gone all experimental/ambient on our asses?
	10:24am Dead Corporate Eyes: that makes more sense Scott
	10:25am Mike East: I agree DCE - I was just singing to my wife this morning - "They say that waking up is hard to do..." She thought this was hilarious. That's why I married her.
	10:27am Dead Corporate Eyes: you're a lucky man, Mike. Every time I try to joke with my wife she just gives me the cold stare. She never really got my sense of humor.
	10:30am Cecile: I noticed the past tense in there, DCE.
	10:31am Dead Corporate Eyes: no, we're still together, should have said she never really "gets" my sense of humor. It's understandable. I'm a complete goofballdoofus.
	10:32am Cecile: Do you laugh together, though? That's important in a marriage. Not that it's any of my business, I'm just in den mother mode.
	10:36am Mike East: deep down, I'll bet she appreciates the goofball in you. Some people just play the part of thinkin they're too cool to laugh at silliness. But who doesn't love a doofus?
	10:36am Dead Corporate Eyes: we're good and getting better, actually. thanks, den mom!
	10:37am Dead Corporate Eyes: hell, we got 15 yrs of marriage comin up later this month, plus we dated 5 years pre-marriage.
	10:38am bruceleh: Who doesn't love a doofus? Uptight anal-rententive WASPs, for sure.
	10:39am das: I just listened to the last 20 minutes without my headphones plugged in and didn't notice. Is it tomorrow yet?
	10:40am Cecile: Oh, good! whew!
	10:42am Dead Corporate Eyes: get das some coffee, stat!
	10:43am Dead Corporate Eyes: loving the beats, Scott!
	10:48am das: It's too late for me, save yourselves
	10:49am Sarah: Nice groove - takes my mind off of the data entry!
	10:49am Cecile: I love that Kompakt sound. It soothes me without putting me to sleep.
	10:51am Wild Neil: Excellent beats!
	10:52am Cecile: dubstep
	10:54am Hugo: Exactly, Cecile. Scott, got some Shackleton? Bought a lot of stuff while in London recently.
	11:01am powiva: seefeel ya
	11:07am dave: woah, on the topic of upcoming events, just saw this tweet: Pauline Oliveros performs in NYC today @ The Kitchen, 8pm w/ Rhys Chatham Tony Conrad, Joan La Barbara & Laurie Spiegel thekitchen.org
	11:08am dave: looks like tomorrow's tony conrad, laurie spiegel and rhys again.
	11:10am huh?: good stuff, i'll listen more often...
	11:18am hubba: Hello Scott, radical listeners, and mom, if you're out there, hello to you too!
	11:18am Wild Neil: Brian Jonestown Massacare-ish?
	11:21am Hugo: Not exactly "neu", but still very good ...
	11:27am Cecile: ah, another fine Destijl recording. Label owner Clint has a knack, for sure.
	11:29am hubba: Scott, based on your selections, I've had to open the old pocket book... current selection a must, thanks for jamming the goods (also, Helm thumbs up, way up, okay down a little, there you go!)
	11:31am Dead Corporate Eyes: yes, I must agree, this rules and I need to find this track at 2am tomorrow morning for guidance.
	11:37am Dead Corporate Eyes: flavored with a nice dose of Syd
	11:37am dave: when you're C. Spencer Yeh, you have to make a fairly straightforward (if awesome) pop track to really shock people.
	11:39am Cecile: I like Green and his pop-subversive era a little better. Can't mistake that voice, though.
	11:43am Cecile: Songs to Remember is brilliant.
	11:44am hubba: Songs to Remember is on constant rotation at home... with the Paul Simon solo record of 1970 and Aztec Camera's High Land Hard Rain as bookends.
	11:45am hubba: The b-side of The Band's In Cahoots occasionally intervenes
	11:46am Cecile: For me it's Was/Not Was's first album and Bubba Sparxxx's Deliverance with some Captain Beefheart for spice.
	11:50am Scott: Songs to Remember is so disappointing. Is it subversive?
	11:53am hubba: I think what I find appealing about Songs to Remember, and I waded cautiously, as I am a fan of the Early era tracks, is the inversion of what was going with production and incorporation of "othering" music. I don't know if it is subversive; what would that audience be?
	11:56am hubba: Okay, post-Songs to Remember, my favorite thing about my collection of scratchy 12"s I salvaged from dollar bins is the fact that they play slo-mo style on 33... versions work as edits, but that is about it.
	11:57am hamburger: ze sprockets are in place..
	11:59am pierre: this is cool.
	11:59am Dead Corporate Eyes: gorgeous build there...bye bye Scott
	12:00pm ken of brooklyn: STUNNING SHOW SCOTT!!!!!!!!
	12:03pm fred: thanks Scott, this was another keeper!
	12:04pm Wild Neil: Good show! Thanks Scott!!!!

The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from September 9, 2011

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