WFMU: HotRod: Playlist from August 14, 2009

Listener comments!
	6:35am Ken From Hyde Park: Hi.....I hope things are going well this morning.
	6:36am HotRod: Things are much better now that you're here with me! ;)
	6:36am Joshua K from work: Help get me out of here. My customers are dummies.
	6:42am Joshua K: That guy has tape arms
	6:46am esch oder anarchie!: Guden Morgen, HotRod. Here in Hyde Park Chi (Ken, same HP?) it's pinkish dawn up in the sky but still night under the trees, magritte-style. Good to be up early.
	6:46am Joshua K: http://www.ibm1130.net/DM2/pics/PaperTapeLoad.gif
	6:48am Joshua K: http://www.tpub.com/content/photography/14130/img/14130_284_1.jpg
	6:50am Joshua K: google images has search by color now, makes finding matching stuff easy http://www.sfu.ca/sonic-studio/handbook/Graphics/Magnetic_Tape2.gif
	6:53am Joshua K: Ohhh cool. Check out this artwork made with audio tape http://jenniecjones.wordpress.com/tapedrawings/
	7:03am Doctor B.: Been listening to electronica since I was a kid! Your program rocks in a serious way!
	7:06am Joshua K: Bring the bass http://www.silcom.com/~aludwig/images/Fletcher-Munson.jpg
	7:18am pauldepiperssoninirelandatthemoment: i like drop the limes shoes. where did he get them? i badly need shoes. i look like a tramp. Zola Jesus. she also looks like a tramp but in a good way;)
	7:20am Rob W: Interesting Yerba Buena song from a few years back - it's very nusual for a New York based Latin band to do a Spanish style rumba, but then Rosi de Palma is, I believe, an actress in Almodovar films so that kinda explains it (plus Yerba Buena does not have a typical repertoire). Nice to hear this...
	7:22am pauldepiperssoninwaterford: clark should talk to Berlin based Lifeloop. he is the king of the reel to reel machines. He is in the collective Salon Bruit. yumcha.
	7:34am Dum Dum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: Hello to you, too!
	7:38am Ken From Hyde Park: I'm in Hyde Park, NY. Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt and on the fringe of WFMU 90.1 FM signal. Also home of lots of frogs and mushrooms, with all the rain this summer.
	7:40am Joshua K: frogs and mushrooms, sounds psychedelic man
	7:41am fred: Hi HotRod! I've been lurking from the underground as usual. I won't make it to the booze cruise next month, my work schedule and bank account teamed up to keep me away.
	7:48am pauldepiperssoninpain: zola jesus - favourite song of the moment, unbeleivable track - sink the dynasty. if you havent heard it, do. makes a creative life worth fighting for.
	7:51am annie: hotrod!!!!!
	7:51am fred: Paul, I probably have heard that song even though I don't remember the name. Anyway I'm spreading the word about zola jesus these days, especially to people who organize concerts, festivals and tours...
	8:11am Camos: Tigrão again ! entre e sai !!! Very cool !
	8:13am pauldepiperssoninpessimisticpathos: good fred. yeah well my collective will invite her to play in Berlin, for sure. gothic rock, pop, no wave, operatic, beautiful and blutige holle shes only 20/21. kep on keepin on
	8:24am Dum Dum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: Hot Rod rocks airwaves hard! Nice show.
	8:28am texas scott: hey HotRod! got the pledge swag yesterday....very nice. thanks for putting that together. new music is fun.
	8:34am Dum Dum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: From Wikipedia: Anne Bredon (born 1930 in Berkeley, California as Anne Loeb) is an American folk singer, best known for composing the song "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" while she was a student at UC-Berkeley in the late-1950s. Bredon majored in art at Humboldt State University and completed her master's degree in mathematics at Berkeley, California.[1] At Berkeley she appeared on a live folk-music radio show The Midnight Special on radio station KPFA in around 1960, on which she sang "Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You".[2] A fellow folk singer who guested on The Midnight Special, Janet Smith, then developed her own version of the song, which came to the attention of Joan Baez.[2] Baez used the song on Joan Baez in Concert, Part 1 (1963).[2] The song was initially credited as "Traditional, arr. Baez", but was attributed properly on Joan Baez Song Book (1964).[2] When English rock band Led Zeppelin was inspired to cover the song after hearing Baez's version, they credited the song as "Trad., arr. Page". In the 1980s, Bredon was made aware of Led Zeppelin's version of the song. Since 1990 the Led Zeppelin version has been credited to Anne Bredon/Jimmy Page & Robert Plant, and Bredon received a substantial back-payment in royalties.[3]
	8:36am Camos: Hey, HotRod, The program is the best in morning Carioca !!!
	8:38am HotRod: Where exactly are you tuning in from, Camos??? :)
	8:39am Dum Dum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: Sorry about the length of that one, but it is an interesting story. Apparently Led Zep also tried to take credit for a couple of Willie Dixon songs on that first album. It took Willie several years to get his name on the album songwriting credit.
	8:46am Camos: Camos tuning from Santa Teresa, Rio de Janeiro-Brazil
	8:54am HotRod: That's awesome, Camos! I've never been to Brazil and I'm DYING to go!!!
	9:00am HC: Only caught an 1hr of the show, but loved what I heard.. can't wait to listen to the archive. Have a good weekend!!!! :)
	9:01am HotRod: Yay!!! Hi, HC!!! ;)

HotRod: Playlist from August 14, 2009

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August 14, 2009: It's In Our Hands

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Motohiro Nakashima	Through The Window/Family	We Hum On The Way Home	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Hrvatski	Gemini (Revision) "Gemini (Revision)" by "Hrvatski"		0:10:02 (Pop-up)
Aereogramme	The Unravelling "The Unravelling" by "Aereogramme"	Seclusion	0:16:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Pram	Track of the Cat "Track of the Cat" by "Pram"	Dark Island	0:26:47 (Pop-up)
Silk Flowers	Birds of Passion/Costume	S/T	0:31:02 (Pop-up)
Clark	Totem Crackerjack/Suns of Temper	Totems Flare	0:35:44 (Pop-up)
COM.A	Radio Squelch Crush Land "Radio Squelch Crush Land" by "COM.A"		0:53:13 (Pop-up)
Curses! (aka Drop The Lime)	This Is The Way		0:59:46 (Pop-up)
Bjork	It's In Our Hands (SPT Remix)		1:05:34 (Pop-up)
Depeche Mode	Dream On "Dream On" by "Depeche Mode"	Exciter	1:09:09 (Pop-up)
Yerba Buena	Te Estoy Amando Locamente (featuring Rosi DePalma)		1:13:39 (Pop-up)
Santa Esmeralda	Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood		1:18:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Pram	Track of the Cat "Track of the Cat" by "Pram"	Dark Island	1:30:41 (Pop-up)
Coco Rosie	Beautiful Boyz "Beautiful Boyz" by "Coco Rosie"		1:36:57 (Pop-up)
Cat Power	I Don't Blame You "I Don't Blame You" by "Cat Power"		1:41:25 (Pop-up)
Jérôme Minière	Les Yeux Tout Autour de la Tete		1:44:36 (Pop-up)
Tricky	She Said "She Said" by "Tricky"		1:49:08 (Pop-up)
Bonde do Tigrao	Cerol Na Mao "Cerol Na Mao" by "Bonde do Tigrao"		1:53:06 (Pop-up)
The Mars Volta	Miranda That Ghost Just Isn't Holy Anymore		1:57:30 (Pop-up)
QOTSA	Everybody Knows That You Are Insane		2:00:33 (Pop-up)
Faith No More	The Cowboy Song "The Cowboy Song" by "Faith No More"		2:04:41 (Pop-up)
Mark Lanegan Band	I Hit The City (feat. PJ Harvey)		2:09:34 (Pop-up)
Mando Diao	Mr. Moon "Mr. Moon" by "Mando Diao"		2:12:27 (Pop-up)
Lenny Kravitz	Let Love Rule "Let Love Rule" by "Lenny Kravitz"		2:16:15 (Pop-up)
Led Zeppelin	Babe I'm Gonna Leave You		2:22:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Pram	Track of the Cat "Track of the Cat" by "Pram"		2:28:31 (Pop-up)
Masta Killa	It's What It Is "It's What It Is" by "Masta Killa"		2:34:58 (Pop-up)
Kanye West	Spaceship (feat. GLC & Consequence)		2:38:15 (Pop-up)
Andre 3000	Spread "Spread" by "Andre 3000"		2:43:51 (Pop-up)
Patrick Wolf	The Libertine "The Libertine" by "Patrick Wolf"		2:48:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:35am Ken From Hyde Park: Hi.....I hope things are going well this morning.
	6:36am HotRod: Things are much better now that you're here with me! ;)
	6:36am Joshua K from work: Help get me out of here. My customers are dummies.
	6:42am Joshua K: That guy has tape arms
	6:46am esch oder anarchie!: Guden Morgen, HotRod. Here in Hyde Park Chi (Ken, same HP?) it's pinkish dawn up in the sky but still night under the trees, magritte-style. Good to be up early.
	6:46am Joshua K: http://www.ibm1130.net/DM2/pics/PaperTapeLoad.gif
	6:48am Joshua K: http://www.tpub.com/content/photography/14130/img/14130_284_1.jpg
	6:50am Joshua K: google images has search by color now, makes finding matching stuff easy http://www.sfu.ca/sonic-studio/handbook/Graphics/Magnetic_Tape2.gif
	6:53am Joshua K: Ohhh cool. Check out this artwork made with audio tape http://jenniecjones.wordpress.com/tapedrawings/
	7:03am Doctor B.: Been listening to electronica since I was a kid! Your program rocks in a serious way!
	7:06am Joshua K: Bring the bass http://www.silcom.com/~aludwig/images/Fletcher-Munson.jpg
	7:18am pauldepiperssoninirelandatthemoment: i like drop the limes shoes. where did he get them? i badly need shoes. i look like a tramp. Zola Jesus. she also looks like a tramp but in a good way;)
	7:20am Rob W: Interesting Yerba Buena song from a few years back - it's very nusual for a New York based Latin band to do a Spanish style rumba, but then Rosi de Palma is, I believe, an actress in Almodovar films so that kinda explains it (plus Yerba Buena does not have a typical repertoire). Nice to hear this...
	7:22am pauldepiperssoninwaterford: clark should talk to Berlin based Lifeloop. he is the king of the reel to reel machines. He is in the collective Salon Bruit. yumcha.
	7:34am Dum Dum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: Hello to you, too!
	7:38am Ken From Hyde Park: I'm in Hyde Park, NY. Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt and on the fringe of WFMU 90.1 FM signal. Also home of lots of frogs and mushrooms, with all the rain this summer.
	7:40am Joshua K: frogs and mushrooms, sounds psychedelic man
	7:41am fred: Hi HotRod! I've been lurking from the underground as usual. I won't make it to the booze cruise next month, my work schedule and bank account teamed up to keep me away.
	7:48am pauldepiperssoninpain: zola jesus - favourite song of the moment, unbeleivable track - sink the dynasty. if you havent heard it, do. makes a creative life worth fighting for.
	7:51am annie: hotrod!!!!!
	7:51am fred: Paul, I probably have heard that song even though I don't remember the name. Anyway I'm spreading the word about zola jesus these days, especially to people who organize concerts, festivals and tours...
	8:11am Camos: Tigrão again ! entre e sai !!! Very cool !
	8:13am pauldepiperssoninpessimisticpathos: good fred. yeah well my collective will invite her to play in Berlin, for sure. gothic rock, pop, no wave, operatic, beautiful and blutige holle shes only 20/21. kep on keepin on
	8:24am Dum Dum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: Hot Rod rocks airwaves hard! Nice show.
	8:28am texas scott: hey HotRod! got the pledge swag yesterday....very nice. thanks for putting that together. new music is fun.
	8:34am Dum Dum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: From Wikipedia: Anne Bredon (born 1930 in Berkeley, California as Anne Loeb) is an American folk singer, best known for composing the song "Babe I'm Gonna Leave You" while she was a student at UC-Berkeley in the late-1950s. Bredon majored in art at Humboldt State University and completed her master's degree in mathematics at Berkeley, California.[1] At Berkeley she appeared on a live folk-music radio show The Midnight Special on radio station KPFA in around 1960, on which she sang "Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You".[2] A fellow folk singer who guested on The Midnight Special, Janet Smith, then developed her own version of the song, which came to the attention of Joan Baez.[2] Baez used the song on Joan Baez in Concert, Part 1 (1963).[2] The song was initially credited as "Traditional, arr. Baez", but was attributed properly on Joan Baez Song Book (1964).[2] When English rock band Led Zeppelin was inspired to cover the song after hearing Baez's version, they credited the song as "Trad., arr. Page". In the 1980s, Bredon was made aware of Led Zeppelin's version of the song. Since 1990 the Led Zeppelin version has been credited to Anne Bredon/Jimmy Page & Robert Plant, and Bredon received a substantial back-payment in royalties.[3]
	8:36am Camos: Hey, HotRod, The program is the best in morning Carioca !!!
	8:38am HotRod: Where exactly are you tuning in from, Camos??? :)
	8:39am Dum Dum Guy at the Gates of Dawn: Sorry about the length of that one, but it is an interesting story. Apparently Led Zep also tried to take credit for a couple of Willie Dixon songs on that first album. It took Willie several years to get his name on the album songwriting credit.
	8:46am Camos: Camos tuning from Santa Teresa, Rio de Janeiro-Brazil
	8:54am HotRod: That's awesome, Camos! I've never been to Brazil and I'm DYING to go!!!
	9:00am HC: Only caught an 1hr of the show, but loved what I heard.. can't wait to listen to the archive. Have a good weekend!!!! :)
	9:01am HotRod: Yay!!! Hi, HC!!! ;)

HotRod: Playlist from August 14, 2009

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