WFMU: Electric Lazy Susan with DJ Nogood Nick: Playlist from March 6, 2022

Listener comments!
	6:09pm WR: Hiya Nick. Still rolling here.
	6:11pm djnogoodnick: Thanks WR!! Always great to chat with you.
	6:16pm fredr: Hello Nick and fellow No Goods!
	6:21pm djnogoodnick: Hello fredr!! Nice to see you too!
	6:23pm fredr: Loving the sounds as always
	6:23pm djnogoodnick: TY much! It's been a week, wasn't sure what to play.
	6:36pm spodiodi: The Sea is off The Hook sounding good, Nick! hello, WR and fredr
	6:38pm WR: Hi spodiodi
	6:39pm djnogoodnick: Hello spodiodi!! Thanks for joining us this evening.
	6:41pm djnogoodnick: I do not know how Lady C and Stork both manage playing 3 hours a week. I'm enjoying this but it's a lot of air time to fill with fresh music.
	6:49pm spodiodi: i often have fun imagining putting a show together, followed by anxiety imagining having to put a second together. i give you all credit. can't be easy. loving this Dungen
	6:51pm djnogoodnick: It is scary-fun doing it for this long. I really did not prepare a whole three hours so I'm winging it.
	6:56pm doctorjazz: Hi Nick and you other Nogoodnicks!
	7:04pm spodiodi: hi doctorjazz!
	7:04pm djnogoodnick: Hi doc!!
	7:10pm Doug Schulkind: BADBADNOTGOODNICK!
	7:10pm solo mon: Nick, WR, Spodi, docjazz, Doug! Helloo!
	7:11pm djnogoodnick: I was actually nogood before them, but I don't make music like this so I can't resent them too much
	7:12pm spodiodi: helloo, solo and Doug!
	7:28pm StringOFperils: Hello prisoners of rock and roulades. EVening DJNN!
	7:30pm djnogoodnick: Good Evening to You StringOFperils!!
	7:31pm djnogoodnick: Feeling pensive.
	7:34pm StringOFperils: Not the most reassuring of weeks on the calendar so far...marathon of WFMU hope will be fun and distracting.
	7:36pm djnogoodnick: Yes--I will be distracting with Doug Schulkind's assistance for the next two. Should be fun!!
	7:42pm djnogoodnick: And also co-hosting The Stork Club on Sunday the 20th!!
	7:43pm terribilia: amazing show
	7:44pm StringOFperils: When life gets pensive, make people send you money.
	7:45pm djnogoodnick: String: Is pensive the right attitude for the marathon? I'm playing these now because I imagine the music should be more festive. terribilia: TY!!
	7:46pm StringOFperils: Pre-game jitters. Pay no mind.
	7:46pm doctorjazz: Love these old-sounding electric piano sounds (recent recordings, old sounds)...
	7:56pm doctorjazz: Oh, fine to head out, thanks Nick!
	7:57pm djnogoodnick: Thanks Doc!! I'm selecting as I go tonight so apologies for not being talkative.
	8:07pm TDK60: Hello DJ NN.
	8:09pm djnogoodnick: Hello TDK60!! Hey is that a cassette reference?
	8:16pm TDK60: Yes, tapes. Outta date. I thought of changing my chat board name but can't think of a new one.
	8:18pm WR: Making good selections Nick. I'm not commenting much either. Family visiting so deciding on dinner takes longer than ordering and eating. Gotta love it. TDK60, it's always good to have someone to remind us of what we used to share music between friends and music lovers before the digital age.
	8:19pm WR: Oh, I meant to also write that you are making selections on the fly.
	8:22pm TDK60: Hi WR. I still have tapes here in the collection, just don't record many anymore.
	8:23pm djnogoodnick: I get the nostalgia for cassette tapes but will never, ever use one again. They are cheap crap.
	8:31pm WR: cheap tapes were crap. there were hi-quality cassette tapes that hardly anyone bought. I'm probably too late to try to digitize some cassettes that I have of concerts. A friend made me excellent cassettes of Jamaican reggae 45s, but while i have a nostalgia for the mixes he did, probably all has been released on some compilation. So, yeah, mostly nostalgia but a surprising number of DYI music releases are coming out on cassette these days. I'm not tempted. But I do love the cassette programs that Tony Coulter does of cassette only releases from the late 70s and 80s.
	8:33pm djnogoodnick: Oh yeah, there's gotta be a wealth of great cassette-only private releases waiting to be discovered. I have only been tipped to a few, oddball 80s acts like Woo.
	8:41pm djnogoodnick: I guess this is what happens when I DJ for three hours. Tracks get long and weird, like they usually do on independent radio.
	8:50pm Folsom: I still have a bunch of BASF chrome tapes around, I wonder how they sound now, i would have to break out the tape deck.
	8:50pm northguineahills: I digitized a lot of 90s bands I had on cassettes, mostly Floridian indie rock and noise.
	8:52pm Zipperhead7: At least you're sparing us 20-minute drum solos! Re: cassettes -- they'll last forever if you take care of 'em. I've found that silver recordable CDs last about a decade until error correction renders them unplayable
	8:53pm djnogoodnick: Agree that CDs have absolutely no purpose anymore--not even nostalgia.
	8:54pm northguineahills: My old car cd player would play cdrs that were 24 years old, no problem.... None of my other cd players would.
	8:55pm Folsom: It would be nice if you could download DJ premiums instead of getting a CD, a pain in the ass to rip. one premium didn't even come with track listing, i asked the DJ for it and he never got back to me
	8:55pm northguineahills: I have some cds that came in hand-made artful packaging from the bands themselves....
	8:56pm djnogoodnick: This year premiums will be available for download OR a physical CD!!
	8:57pm Folsom: FLAC download? Also are they all tagged correctly, cover art and such?
	8:57pm djnogoodnick: Electric Lazy Susan: Timeless Summer will be available starting tomorrow (you can pledge to any show and select any DJ's premium).
	8:57pm Zipperhead7: I've never had problems with gold medical-grade CDRs. The blanks run about $2-$3, so I use 'em for permanent storage -- too many hard drive crashes.
	8:58pm djnogoodnick: I did the best I could with mine, can't vouch for the others. Or even for mine. I filled out all the stuff in iTunes but they may not be flacs.
	8:59pm spodiodi: thanks, Nick!
	8:59pm Folsom: If they are mp3 or aac then I will get the CD. I wish people would put a scan of the front cover on the playlist. Michael Shelley is really good about this, he puts out a PDF of the cover/liner notes
	8:59pm StringOFperils: Thank you!
	10:51pm WR: Dishes done. Garbage out. End of the weekend. Thank you Nick for your share of adding some light to the day!
	10:50am KimSorise: Beautiful show

Electric Lazy Susan with DJ Nogood Nick: Playlist from March 6, 2022

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	New	Approx. start time
Talking Therapy Ensemble & Emma-Jean Thackray	I Didn' t Want to Wake Up Today	Talking Therapy		2022	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Tyler The Creator	November "November" by "Tyler The Creator"	Flower Boy		2017		0:05:14 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Beaver & Krause	As I Hear It "As I Hear It" by "Beaver & Krause"			1969		0:10:48 (Pop-up)
Mild High Club	Kluges II "Kluges II" by "Mild High Club"	Going Going Gone		2021	*	0:10:43 (Pop-up)
Robohands	Soul One "Soul One" by "Robohands"	Dusk		2019		0:13:20 (Pop-up)
Adam Ratner	Into The Wave (feat. Jacob Mann, Sam Wilkes & Tamir Barzilay)	Into The Wave		2020	*	0:16:29 (Pop-up)
Triorität & Noa Erni	The Mental Traveller Theme (Triorität Session)	The Mental Traveller Triorität Session)		2021	*	0:20:40 (Pop-up)
Monica Rypma	What's the Sense of War?	Classifieds		1985		0:25:29 (Pop-up)
Jukka Tolonen	The Sea "The Sea" by "Jukka Tolonen"	The Hook		1974		0:28:30 (Pop-up)
The Data Waves	King Drive "King Drive" by "The Data Waves"	King Drive		2021	*	0:39:11 (Pop-up)
Maston Feat. L'Eclair	Ghost "Ghost" by "Maston Feat. L'Eclair"	Souvenir		2021	*	0:44:19 (Pop-up)
Dungen	Fredag "Fredag" by "Dungen"	4		2008		0:47:40 (Pop-up)
Sam Wilkes	Descending "Descending" by "Sam Wilkes"	WILKES		2018		0:51:37 (Pop-up)
John Ellis	Flight "Flight" by "John Ellis"	Evolution: Seeds & Streams		2016		0:55:32 (Pop-up)
Babe Rainbow	Zeitgeist "Zeitgeist" by "Babe Rainbow"	Changing Colours		2020		1:04:55 (Pop-up)
BADBADNOTGOOD	Eyes Closed "Eyes Closed" by "BADBADNOTGOOD"	III		2014		1:08:52 (Pop-up)
Visitors	The Plants Emerge "The Plants Emerge" by "Visitors"	Nature Documentary		2018		1:14:34 (Pop-up)
Portico Quartet	Youth "Youth" by "Portico Quartet"			2022	*	1:19:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Georgio Carnini	Sans Issue "Sans Issue" by "Georgio Carnini"					1:26:10 (Pop-up)
John Andrews & the Yawns	Ain't That Right	Cookbook		2021	*	1:26:32 (Pop-up)
Denny Zeitlin	On Air "On Air" by "Denny Zeitlin"	Expansion		1975		1:30:38 (Pop-up)
Cortex	Chanson D'un Jour D'Hiver "Chanson D'un Jour D'Hiver" by "Cortex"	Tropeau Bleu		1975		1:34:19 (Pop-up)
Triorität	Chromosong "Chromosong" by "Triorität"	ALG0		2020	*	1:39:09 (Pop-up)
Alfa Mist & Emmavie	Insomnia "Insomnia" by "Alfa Mist & Emmavie"	Epoch		2020	*	1:46:46 (Pop-up)
Greg Foat & James Thorpe	Elementary Physiology, Pt. 2	Photosynthesis		2019		1:50:31 (Pop-up)
Jerkcurb	Midnight Snack "Midnight Snack" by "Jerkcurb"	Night on Earth		2016		1:54:09 (Pop-up)
Tyler The Creator	Enjoy Right Now, Today	Flower Boy		2017		2:02:12 (Pop-up)
Robohands	Dream "Dream" by "Robohands"	Green		2018		2:05:55 (Pop-up)
yourbeautifulruin, sunswan feat. Miyka'el	L'Automne	The Idle Mind		2021		2:08:55 (Pop-up)
City of Four	Continuing the Search	Not Lost		2021		2:11:56 (Pop-up)
Adam Ratner feat. David Binney	Dreamscape Remix	Novo Horizonte		2019		2:20:59 (Pop-up)
Cosmic Collective	Dark Thoughts "Dark Thoughts" by "Cosmic Collective"	S/T		2019		2:23:55 (Pop-up)
Art Feynman	Two Minor "Two Minor" by "Art Feynman"	Blast Off Through the Wicker		2017		2:29:27 (Pop-up)
Elephant Chateau	Dreamings "Dreamings" by "Elephant Chateau"	Dreamings		1985		2:32:38 (Pop-up)
Pete Brandt's Method	What You Are	Uneven Paths: Deviant Pop From Europe 1980-1991	Music From Memory	1980		2:40:30 (Pop-up)
Teddy Rok Seven	Spaces & Echoes "Spaces & Echoes" by "Teddy Rok Seven"	Universal Four		2004		2:43:58 (Pop-up)
BADBADNOTGOOD	Signal From The Noise	Talk Memory		2021	*	2:52:14 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:09pm WR: Hiya Nick. Still rolling here.
	6:11pm djnogoodnick: Thanks WR!! Always great to chat with you.
	6:16pm fredr: Hello Nick and fellow No Goods!
	6:21pm djnogoodnick: Hello fredr!! Nice to see you too!
	6:23pm fredr: Loving the sounds as always
	6:23pm djnogoodnick: TY much! It's been a week, wasn't sure what to play.
	6:36pm spodiodi: The Sea is off The Hook sounding good, Nick! hello, WR and fredr
	6:38pm WR: Hi spodiodi
	6:39pm djnogoodnick: Hello spodiodi!! Thanks for joining us this evening.
	6:41pm djnogoodnick: I do not know how Lady C and Stork both manage playing 3 hours a week. I'm enjoying this but it's a lot of air time to fill with fresh music.
	6:49pm spodiodi: i often have fun imagining putting a show together, followed by anxiety imagining having to put a second together. i give you all credit. can't be easy. loving this Dungen
	6:51pm djnogoodnick: It is scary-fun doing it for this long. I really did not prepare a whole three hours so I'm winging it.
	6:56pm doctorjazz: Hi Nick and you other Nogoodnicks!
	7:04pm spodiodi: hi doctorjazz!
	7:04pm djnogoodnick: Hi doc!!
	7:10pm Doug Schulkind: BADBADNOTGOODNICK!
	7:10pm solo mon: Nick, WR, Spodi, docjazz, Doug! Helloo!
	7:11pm djnogoodnick: I was actually nogood before them, but I don't make music like this so I can't resent them too much
	7:12pm spodiodi: helloo, solo and Doug!
	7:28pm StringOFperils: Hello prisoners of rock and roulades. EVening DJNN!
	7:30pm djnogoodnick: Good Evening to You StringOFperils!!
	7:31pm djnogoodnick: Feeling pensive.
	7:34pm StringOFperils: Not the most reassuring of weeks on the calendar so far...marathon of WFMU hope will be fun and distracting.
	7:36pm djnogoodnick: Yes--I will be distracting with Doug Schulkind's assistance for the next two. Should be fun!!
	7:42pm djnogoodnick: And also co-hosting The Stork Club on Sunday the 20th!!
	7:43pm terribilia: amazing show
	7:44pm StringOFperils: When life gets pensive, make people send you money.
	7:45pm djnogoodnick: String: Is pensive the right attitude for the marathon? I'm playing these now because I imagine the music should be more festive. terribilia: TY!!
	7:46pm StringOFperils: Pre-game jitters. Pay no mind.
	7:46pm doctorjazz: Love these old-sounding electric piano sounds (recent recordings, old sounds)...
	7:56pm doctorjazz: Oh, fine to head out, thanks Nick!
	7:57pm djnogoodnick: Thanks Doc!! I'm selecting as I go tonight so apologies for not being talkative.
	8:07pm TDK60: Hello DJ NN.
	8:09pm djnogoodnick: Hello TDK60!! Hey is that a cassette reference?
	8:16pm TDK60: Yes, tapes. Outta date. I thought of changing my chat board name but can't think of a new one.
	8:18pm WR: Making good selections Nick. I'm not commenting much either. Family visiting so deciding on dinner takes longer than ordering and eating. Gotta love it. TDK60, it's always good to have someone to remind us of what we used to share music between friends and music lovers before the digital age.
	8:19pm WR: Oh, I meant to also write that you are making selections on the fly.
	8:22pm TDK60: Hi WR. I still have tapes here in the collection, just don't record many anymore.
	8:23pm djnogoodnick: I get the nostalgia for cassette tapes but will never, ever use one again. They are cheap crap.
	8:31pm WR: cheap tapes were crap. there were hi-quality cassette tapes that hardly anyone bought. I'm probably too late to try to digitize some cassettes that I have of concerts. A friend made me excellent cassettes of Jamaican reggae 45s, but while i have a nostalgia for the mixes he did, probably all has been released on some compilation. So, yeah, mostly nostalgia but a surprising number of DYI music releases are coming out on cassette these days. I'm not tempted. But I do love the cassette programs that Tony Coulter does of cassette only releases from the late 70s and 80s.
	8:33pm djnogoodnick: Oh yeah, there's gotta be a wealth of great cassette-only private releases waiting to be discovered. I have only been tipped to a few, oddball 80s acts like Woo.
	8:41pm djnogoodnick: I guess this is what happens when I DJ for three hours. Tracks get long and weird, like they usually do on independent radio.
	8:50pm Folsom: I still have a bunch of BASF chrome tapes around, I wonder how they sound now, i would have to break out the tape deck.
	8:50pm northguineahills: I digitized a lot of 90s bands I had on cassettes, mostly Floridian indie rock and noise.
	8:52pm Zipperhead7: At least you're sparing us 20-minute drum solos! Re: cassettes -- they'll last forever if you take care of 'em. I've found that silver recordable CDs last about a decade until error correction renders them unplayable
	8:53pm djnogoodnick: Agree that CDs have absolutely no purpose anymore--not even nostalgia.
	8:54pm northguineahills: My old car cd player would play cdrs that were 24 years old, no problem.... None of my other cd players would.
	8:55pm Folsom: It would be nice if you could download DJ premiums instead of getting a CD, a pain in the ass to rip. one premium didn't even come with track listing, i asked the DJ for it and he never got back to me
	8:55pm northguineahills: I have some cds that came in hand-made artful packaging from the bands themselves....
	8:56pm djnogoodnick: This year premiums will be available for download OR a physical CD!!
	8:57pm Folsom: FLAC download? Also are they all tagged correctly, cover art and such?
	8:57pm djnogoodnick: Electric Lazy Susan: Timeless Summer will be available starting tomorrow (you can pledge to any show and select any DJ's premium).
	8:57pm Zipperhead7: I've never had problems with gold medical-grade CDRs. The blanks run about $2-$3, so I use 'em for permanent storage -- too many hard drive crashes.
	8:58pm djnogoodnick: I did the best I could with mine, can't vouch for the others. Or even for mine. I filled out all the stuff in iTunes but they may not be flacs.
	8:59pm spodiodi: thanks, Nick!
	8:59pm Folsom: If they are mp3 or aac then I will get the CD. I wish people would put a scan of the front cover on the playlist. Michael Shelley is really good about this, he puts out a PDF of the cover/liner notes
	8:59pm StringOFperils: Thank you!
	10:51pm WR: Dishes done. Garbage out. End of the weekend. Thank you Nick for your share of adding some light to the day!
	10:50am KimSorise: Beautiful show

Electric Lazy Susan with DJ Nogood Nick: Playlist from March 6, 2022

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