WFMU: World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from August 26, 2012

Listener comments!
	9:00pm Dave M.: Evening, everyone.
	9:00pm Dave E.: Hi Dave - how are things with you tonight?
	9:01pm Dave M.: Great, thanks. And you?
	9:02pm Dave E.: What musical treats do you have in store for us tonight>
	9:03pm Dave E.: I'm good, just sitting here enjoying the great music - Sunday's are great for it.
	9:05pm Dave M.: Yup, agreed. And no idea what I'll be playing. Seat of my pants.
	9:06pm doug lownote: Don't get ahead of yourself. I'm already counting 6 great minutes of music, and you still have to spread the great out for another 2:54.
	9:08pm Dave E.: give tanks and praises to Jah de almighty
	9:14pm Another Dave M. (in Montreal): digging these unexpected Rasta sounds... whoops, what's this?
	9:15pm Dave M.: Les Batteries. And now, Fat.
	9:23pm Dave E.: can you play another track from Les Batteries?
	9:25pm Another Dave M. (in Montreal): 100% great so far!
	9:29pm Dave M.: Thanks!
	9:30pm Dave M.: @Dave: Mmmmm...not sure. I hate to repeat myself, but it's possible.
	9:55pm Droll: ...and to think I mis-read last week's Kenny G/DM exchange as anti-Yes. I was waiting for an opportunity to pounce, but I am humbled. . o ( Real Yes MUST include Bruford )
	9:58pm Dave M.: Nope, it was real. We both love this record. I generally agree about Bruford, but there are a few exceptions. I also liked a couple of the records Alan White played after the Bru left.
	9:58pm Dave M.: Played on
	9:59pm quinn: i love this show
	10:00pm Dave M.: blush
	10:01pm Droll: That was hardly intended as a smear against Alan White! Genesis pulled off going pop, why do you fault Yes (for trying)?
	10:03pm Dave M.: Nothing personal, I just was never crazy about the stuff I heard post-'75 or whatever. I wasn't crazy about the pop Genesis either, and I was a BIG Genesis fan right up till then.
	10:09pm Droll: I guess I pounced anyways -- sorry. I'm overly-defensive of groups that gain a different/larger audience and are suddenly evaluated differently (i.e., Bee Gees).
	10:11pm Dave M.: Nah, that's OK. I know what you mean.
	10:11pm sd: this is more than 2% R&R - -and i love it!
	10:12pm Dave M.: Hard rock, not rock and roll!
	10:26pm Dave: Delve back into the Long Island sixties sound.....
	10:28pm Dave M.: That might be all for now. I'm going to move farther ooouuuuttttt with the next track. But still something that seriously rawks.
	10:33pm rawi: felix pappalardi was shot by his wife in 83. she claimed it was an accident got off with a lesser sentence and did two years. i think she did artwork for the mountain records and co wrote some songs for them and cream.
	10:36pm Dave M.: Thanks. I knew about Cream, of course. He also produced the Creation, among others. But I forgot when he was shot. I thought it was a little earlier than that. And I didn't know his wife got off.
	10:46pm bloopy: dave, does your daughter share same taste in music as you?
	10:48pm Dave M.: She likes most of what I listen to (well, the more pop stuff), but she listens almost exclusively to hip-hop. Big fan of Nicki Minaj, Beyoncé...
	11:01pm bloopy: great vibes. i wish there was a way you could "like" tracks on the playlist so you can go back to them :)
	11:03pm Dave M.: I think you can do something like that on the WFMU iPhone app, but I'm not sure. I use the app all the time but never that feature. If you have an iPhone, you should definitely check out the app.
	11:52pm Andrew Waterloo: Musique Actualle in VictoriaVille usually happens around the end of May. Canada has another experimental jazz festival in Guelph the second week of September.
	11:55pm Dave M.: OK, thanks. I've actually been there (Victo) two or three times but not in a while.
	12:38pm Michiel: Thanks for a terrific show which opened my ears a bit more to music I wouldn't have heard otherwise. I was listening to it through online stream while on the road.
	12:38pm Michiel: Thanks for a terrific show which opened my ears a bit more to music I wouldn't have heard otherwise. I was listening to it through online stream while on the road.
	6:37pm Listener Bob (2907): Thanks for the early Yes track -- it's very odd to hear something that I haven't heard in 40 years. I agree about Yes and Genesis, too -- fan of their pre-1975 material.

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from August 26, 2012

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August 26, 2012

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Yesterdays New Quintet	Superstition	Stevie	Stones Throw	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Machine Drum	Bill O Wads "Bill O Wads" by "Machine Drum"	Bidnezz	Merck	0:01:52 (Pop-up)
Sun Araw & M. Geddes Gengras Meet the Congos	Invocation	Icon Give Thank	RVNG International	0:07:20 (Pop-up)
Les Batteries	Sure Fire "Sure Fire" by "Les Batteries"	Bell System	Rift	0:13:12 (Pop-up)
Fat	Magnetizer "Magnetizer" by "Fat"	Magnetizer	Megaphone	0:15:02 (Pop-up)

Marco Cappelli's Italian Surf Academy	Sesso Matto	The American Dream	Mode	0:28:49 (Pop-up)
Herbie Mann	Sawa Sawa Dé "Sawa Sawa Dé" by "Herbie Mann"	The Evolution of Mann	Atlantic	0:33:03 (Pop-up)
Susie Ibarra	Fractal 1 "Fractal 1" by "Susie Ibarra"	Flower After Flower	Tzadik	0:36:10 (Pop-up)
Don Cherry	Bamboo Night "Bamboo Night" by "Don Cherry"	Mu Second Part	Snapper	0:38:15 (Pop-up)

Yes	Survival "Survival" by "Yes"	Yes	Atlantic	0:52:02 (Pop-up)
Mountain	Nantucket Sleighride "Nantucket Sleighride" by "Mountain"	Nantucket Sleighride	BMG	0:58:42 (Pop-up)
Wicked Lady	Wicked Lady "Wicked Lady" by "Wicked Lady"	The Axeman Cometh	Guerssen	1:04:17 (Pop-up)
Black Sabbath	Tomorrow's Dream "Tomorrow's Dream" by "Black Sabbath"	Vol. 4	Warner Brothers	1:10:09 (Pop-up)

Malaria!	How Do You Like My New Dog?	Compiled 1981-1984	Moabit Musik	1:17:58 (Pop-up)
Liliput	Hedi's Head "Hedi's Head" by "Liliput"	Liliput	Kill Rock Stars	1:20:58 (Pop-up)
Noodles	Blessed Someday "Blessed Someday" by "Noodles"	Gravity Thief	Benten	1:23:34 (Pop-up)
Massacre	Subway Heart/Killing Time	Killing Time	Celluloid	1:31:00 (Pop-up)
Henry Kaiser	Christmas on Bear Mountain	Aloha	Dexter's Cigar	1:34:36 (Pop-up)

Joe Harriott/John Mayer Double Quintet	Multani	Jazz Modes	Collectables	1:46:32 (Pop-up)
Herbie Hancock	Ostinato—Suite for Angela	Mwandishi	Warner Brothers	1:56:50 (Pop-up)
Max Nagl Ensemble	Rafzn Stew "Rafzn Stew" by "Max Nagl Ensemble"	Live at Porgy & Bess Vienna	Rude Noises	2:09:31 (Pop-up)

Counter)Induction	An Agile Clockwork	Group Theory	New Dynamic	2:19:32 (Pop-up)
Kathleen Young	Binding-Releasing II	After Party Vol. 2: Releasing Water from Green Material	Prom Night	2:24:19 (Pop-up)
Ghedalia Tazartès	Le Vie et la Mort Légendaires du Spermatozoïde Humuch Lardy	Diasporas	Alga Marghen	2:28:05 (Pop-up)
Lussier/Tétreault/Yoshihide	Bom "Bom" by "Lussier/Tétreault/Yoshihide"	Élektrik Toboggan	Victo	2:32:04 (Pop-up)
Phillip Johnston	Normalology "Normalology" by "Phillip Johnston"	Normalology	Koch	2:35:13 (Pop-up)

Kelan Philip Cohran & the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble	Ancestral	Kelan Philip Cohran & the Hypnotic Brass Ensemble	Honest Jon's	2:48:34 (Pop-up)
Anthony Davis	Of Blues and Dreams	Of Blues and Dreams	Sackville	2:53:39 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00pm Dave M.: Evening, everyone.
	9:00pm Dave E.: Hi Dave - how are things with you tonight?
	9:01pm Dave M.: Great, thanks. And you?
	9:02pm Dave E.: What musical treats do you have in store for us tonight>
	9:03pm Dave E.: I'm good, just sitting here enjoying the great music - Sunday's are great for it.
	9:05pm Dave M.: Yup, agreed. And no idea what I'll be playing. Seat of my pants.
	9:06pm doug lownote: Don't get ahead of yourself. I'm already counting 6 great minutes of music, and you still have to spread the great out for another 2:54.
	9:08pm Dave E.: give tanks and praises to Jah de almighty
	9:14pm Another Dave M. (in Montreal): digging these unexpected Rasta sounds... whoops, what's this?
	9:15pm Dave M.: Les Batteries. And now, Fat.
	9:23pm Dave E.: can you play another track from Les Batteries?
	9:25pm Another Dave M. (in Montreal): 100% great so far!
	9:29pm Dave M.: Thanks!
	9:30pm Dave M.: @Dave: Mmmmm...not sure. I hate to repeat myself, but it's possible.
	9:55pm Droll: ...and to think I mis-read last week's Kenny G/DM exchange as anti-Yes. I was waiting for an opportunity to pounce, but I am humbled. . o ( Real Yes MUST include Bruford )
	9:58pm Dave M.: Nope, it was real. We both love this record. I generally agree about Bruford, but there are a few exceptions. I also liked a couple of the records Alan White played after the Bru left.
	9:58pm Dave M.: Played on
	9:59pm quinn: i love this show
	10:00pm Dave M.: blush
	10:01pm Droll: That was hardly intended as a smear against Alan White! Genesis pulled off going pop, why do you fault Yes (for trying)?
	10:03pm Dave M.: Nothing personal, I just was never crazy about the stuff I heard post-'75 or whatever. I wasn't crazy about the pop Genesis either, and I was a BIG Genesis fan right up till then.
	10:09pm Droll: I guess I pounced anyways -- sorry. I'm overly-defensive of groups that gain a different/larger audience and are suddenly evaluated differently (i.e., Bee Gees).
	10:11pm Dave M.: Nah, that's OK. I know what you mean.
	10:11pm sd: this is more than 2% R&R - -and i love it!
	10:12pm Dave M.: Hard rock, not rock and roll!
	10:26pm Dave: Delve back into the Long Island sixties sound.....
	10:28pm Dave M.: That might be all for now. I'm going to move farther ooouuuuttttt with the next track. But still something that seriously rawks.
	10:33pm rawi: felix pappalardi was shot by his wife in 83. she claimed it was an accident got off with a lesser sentence and did two years. i think she did artwork for the mountain records and co wrote some songs for them and cream.
	10:36pm Dave M.: Thanks. I knew about Cream, of course. He also produced the Creation, among others. But I forgot when he was shot. I thought it was a little earlier than that. And I didn't know his wife got off.
	10:46pm bloopy: dave, does your daughter share same taste in music as you?
	10:48pm Dave M.: She likes most of what I listen to (well, the more pop stuff), but she listens almost exclusively to hip-hop. Big fan of Nicki Minaj, Beyoncé...
	11:01pm bloopy: great vibes. i wish there was a way you could "like" tracks on the playlist so you can go back to them :)
	11:03pm Dave M.: I think you can do something like that on the WFMU iPhone app, but I'm not sure. I use the app all the time but never that feature. If you have an iPhone, you should definitely check out the app.
	11:52pm Andrew Waterloo: Musique Actualle in VictoriaVille usually happens around the end of May. Canada has another experimental jazz festival in Guelph the second week of September.
	11:55pm Dave M.: OK, thanks. I've actually been there (Victo) two or three times but not in a while.
	12:38pm Michiel: Thanks for a terrific show which opened my ears a bit more to music I wouldn't have heard otherwise. I was listening to it through online stream while on the road.
	12:38pm Michiel: Thanks for a terrific show which opened my ears a bit more to music I wouldn't have heard otherwise. I was listening to it through online stream while on the road.
	6:37pm Listener Bob (2907): Thanks for the early Yes track -- it's very odd to hear something that I haven't heard in 40 years. I agree about Yes and Genesis, too -- fan of their pre-1975 material.

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from August 26, 2012

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