WFMU: Knuckle Sandwich with Dave Bombay: Playlist from January 17, 2014

Listener comments!
	6:02am Guido (Cologne): Good Morning Dave! Just logged in right in time for the fun show! Hello to the rest of the word!
	6:03am Dave Bombay: Morning Guido!
	6:04am Guido (Cologne): By the way, autogenics don't work with me. It makes me panic actually.
	6:05am fred: Good morning Dave, good afternoon Guido
	6:05am Guido (Cologne): Hi Fred!
	6:06am Longtime Listener: Good morning Mr Bombay
	6:06am Heidelberg: Hello DJ Dave Bombay and tapping listeners. Guido, are you a printer? if so are you a pressman or pr-press?
	6:07am Dave Bombay: My show is based around anti-autogenics with a dash of Hari Krishna theory & Scientology themed crackers.
	6:08am Dave Bombay: Good morning gang! Nice to have you with us this morning!
	6:09am Guido (Cologne): @WD4+Gaffa i have a certain past as a volunteer as typesetter (old fashioned type of). and I had my days with fanzines. Why you're asking?
	6:10am Guido (Cologne): Nice cooking recipe, Dave!
	6:11am Meilie: I read your comment earlier about noisy printing equiptment in the area where you were. if you did hot-lead typesetting, you are older than I thought.
	6:13am Longtime Listener: Very nice jazzy set mr Bombay
	6:14am Guido (Cologne): I even look younger than I am. grin I'm working at a very small publishing house. I'm not the printer, I am the online-man.
	6:14am Harris: I was in commercial offset and digital printing (and art printing). Just curious.
	6:14am Longtime Listener: Herbie Hancock has a great jazz piece called "maiden voyage"
	6:16am Miller: Italian printing is / was a high quality product in centuries past, as you know, I'm sure.
	6:17am Dave Bombay: You are correct Longtime Listener! Herbie Hancock is amazing! We just got a giant 34 disk box set of his in the station.
	6:18am Guido (Cologne): A distant frind of mine recently told, she has a Blue-Note-lounge now! Got an entire blue-note-vinyl collection from an unlucky guy who replaced everything with CDs years ago. She now "installed" that as part of her new extra living room.
	6:19am Chief: Head Hunters is one of my all time fav albums. Yea HH. That's some box set DJ Dave Bombay, are you going to be sharing any with us?
	6:20am Guido (Cologne): I once was heading for studying graphic design. So I'm familiar with all that stuff and all the pre-DTP-technologies as well.
	6:21am Dave Bombay: @Guido - That is amazing! What a lucky lady! I recently acquired a large number of Blue Note recordings myself. @Cheif - I played some selections last week and will be featuring more next week. Today's jazz set is Blue Note-centric.
	6:21am house of adobe: Cool. Thanks DJ Dave Bombay
	6:23am Guido (Cologne): Yeah! she starts to invite people: "Have a cocktail at my Blue-Note-Linge". Very stylish!
	6:24am Dave Bombay: Quite chic indeed!
	6:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hocus Pocus ? Where's the yodelling - ?!?
	6:30am Dave Bombay: No yodelling on my recording...
	6:32am Longtime Listener: I am just amazed when ever I hear anything by Herbie Hancock! Maiden voyage Head hunters Fat Albert rotunda
	6:32am da Baum: @Guido just checked your acrylic wall hanging work. REALLY NICE MAN. Plus your an Italian stone mason...too cool! You must understand all the art history that implies.
	6:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh well - as long as you're sure these guys you're playing know how to play a little bit - we'll be okay w/ this 'Jass' stuff - just for now you understand...
	6:33am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Dave. All that jazz sounds great to me.
	6:36am Hancho: @Rev Rabbit Jazz is the stopping point for me in music tolerance, the next step down for me is Opera and I refuse to go there.
	6:39am Dave Bombay: @Rev Rabbit - Jass will be done shortly... dont worry. I have a nice stack of 45s coming up next. @Sem - Good morning! I am glad you can dig it. @Hancho - Fear not! Opera has not and will not be played on this show.
	6:40am Sem Chumbo: @Hancho: thought the same about Opera until friends staged an intervention and I was sent to a long term music appreciation facility. Glad they did.
	6:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yerknow Hancho - I can see myself saying that - & then thinking Pavarotti was a real nice guy who communicated warmth - & seeing 'Porgy & Bess' wouldn't be so bad...& so on @DB: That was meant totally ironically - love Jazz - but I fear not, your Mix is good...
	6:41am Guido (Cologne): @WD4+Gaff Thanks for compliments! I dig it! I was more of a "German" stone mason. Workin at romanesque churches ...
	6:50am Guido (Cologne): ... concerning evolution of tastes: When in the mid-80ies even my beloved "inidie" music started to get on my nerves, I was getting deeply into: 60ies Garage and Jazz (Hard-Bop, Free, Fusion) and modernist Classical and DIY-Tape-Underground. Escape of cul de sac.
	6:51am will: One minute it's Art Farmer, next minute it's the Zero Boys. Can't think of a better way to sum up why we LUV our WFMU.
	6:58am Quark: @Sem, I would of liked to seen that ambush. Did your friends first invite you over for a heavy-metal listening marathon only to capture in a blanket and drive you to the music re-education camp? @Rev Rabbit I will admit Who's Tommy and Quadraphenia is most tolerable.
	6:59am Guido (Cologne): ... one moment: correct speed for Black Flag? ... allright ANY speed is correct for WFMU!
	7:00am true type: DJ Dave Bombay is punishing us for making fun of Jazz me thinkin'.
	7:01am Guido (Cologne): That version is really great!
	7:03am Sem Chumbo: @Quark:it's like you were there...except there was Thorazine involved. And restraints.
	7:03am pagemaker: Thorazine? restraints? Yea! I know the place!
	7:04am Dave Bombay: @guido - you are twice correct! I was playing it at the wrong speed and on purpose! Good ear!
	7:05am Guido (Cologne): Do you also have the 78-RPM-option?
	7:06am Dave Bombay: Not on the turn table i was using... so i improvised!
	7:09am Guido (Cologne): God bless direct-drive-turntables!
	7:10am bibi: 'endless bummer', is that a poetic tribute to fennesz ?
	7:15am bibi: Henry Rollins knocking at wfmu's door... good luck Dave.
	7:19am Dave Bombay: @bibi - Let Henry come! I maintain that it was an act of active & willing mischief!
	7:24am bibi: four tet got really tough lately. but it still works.
	7:25am Dave Bombay: I am a bigger fan of their back catalog but this new album isnt bad (in my opinion)
	7:37am PKNY: Just getting in the office...so some put out the Black Flag demos on a 7 inch? I've got a boot on 12 inch vinyl, I wish that version of the band had recorded "My War".
	7:38am fred: I'm wondering whether to go see Silver Mt Zion again. It's been a while, but it's expensive
	7:39am Dave Bombay: How expensive is expensive? Where are they playing?
	7:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...listening gratefully while I can until those life sentences of finding food & wageslavery must be attended to in timely fashion...
	7:42am fred: €25 in Paris
	7:49am Guido (Cologne): Nice!
	7:50am Dave Bombay: @Rev Rabbit - Fill your brain with the magic potion that is WFMU to sustain you while you slog through the mud of uninformed! Be Strong!
	7:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Thank You brother - I'm sittin' here in smalltown NewHampshuh - & online streams are my favorite thing in the world! Listening to FMU on the (plain old) car radio is not an option...There's a difference between stations w/ Live DJs & just Servers (or whatever it is) loaded w/ tunes - but even those are loaded by somebody & some are pretty kewl ! ...I'm greedy & I love options...
	7:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - FMU has about twice as many Plays in my iTunes as the next station (WWOZ as it happens) - & you know for sure most of those Plays were for much longer...
	7:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - also: Local Regional stuff like on regular Radio doesn't bother me @ all - in fact, it's great hearing about NJ/NYC - as it is hearing about the temperature & clubs in N'Orleans on WWOZ, or the traffic in LA on KCRW - I like it !...
	7:57am fred: I've been listening to WFMU since 2001 or 2002, and for a while my only other source of music has been live shows (more than 100 a year, so my definition of "expensive" might be low)
	8:00am Dave Bombay: @Rev Rabbit - I am with you on the local aspect for sure. I have always enjoyed the regional aspect of radio. @Fred - I have found so much great music through FMU as a listener over the years! The freedom is amazing and my music library has grown exponentially since joining the crew here a couple years ago.
	8:01am !.!::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: i be listen to dve n bombay since 1994, he really good fmu dj 1 of best,,,!!!!!!!!!!!!! i luv u dav n bombay n yeou music so gud,,,<!!!!!!!!!!!
	8:03am Dave Bombay: Thank you for listening!
	8:07am Guido (Cologne): Do have WFMU-DJ-Canidates pass a certain "eclectizism"-test? I guess so.
	8:07am fred: Dave, my record collection is limited by my budget, I go to live shows instead. These days, most of my new records are DJ premiums. They keep me busy for a long time, I only finished listening to all of last year's batch last month
	8:12am bibi: @fred quite expensive cause happening at la cigale.... apparently no 'première partie'. polaris prize effect ? i guess the venue and fare were decided long before. i'd suggest save 25e for another gig.
	8:14am Guido (Cologne): As a teenager I used to save my money for records instead of going to live shows, in order that I would have "longer joy with the lasting things". How wrong I was! I better do not tell what I missed!
	8:15am Dave Bombay: @Guido - Everyone has their own path to WFMU DJ-dom. Having a wide music base is a common thread though. @Fred - I do the same thing! I am very lucky to work with Brian Turner and I get to handle much of the new music that goes into rotation here. Because of that, much of it ends up on my computer. If I didnt have that going for me, my music library would be much much smaller.
	8:17am Cheri Pi: punching the WFMU time card, hello listeners and Dave
	8:17am fred: @bibi: la cigale is often more expensive than that, I haven't been there in years. They will probably play a long show, but I'll probably save that money and see three other shows instead
	8:17am Dave Bombay: Salutations Cheri!
	8:21am bibi: @fred 'long show' i bet you re right !
	8:22am Cheri Pi: I've been jonesing for some De la. t'anks!
	8:30am bibi: fun, that inxs thing. the overexcited kick drum before bridges and verses. sounds like recorded in 10sqm toilets.
	8:31am Sem Chumbo: Diggin' the whole deal you've got going on here this am, Dave. Many clicky stars worth of goodness. Thanks, and catch you next week.
	8:32am ausmanx: fred, i think SMZ are better than Godspeed these days (they were BEYOND tedious last year) but i think both are very lazy and well past their use by date these days. still, you don't get NUTHIN for 25 euros in this part of the world!
	8:33am KP: Nice shot at Killing moon by these two
	8:40am Guido (Cologne): Please teach me: What is "Old-School-Hip-Hop" nowadays? In my memory "New School" startet with Whoodini, the Def-Jam Records' artists ... OK, time passes ... ... it's not a static genre name (anymore)? It used to be back in the 90ies, leastways as far as "European knowledge" is concerned.
	8:40am fred: @ausmanx: are you coming over here this year? The Sonic Protest lineup should be announced any day now
	8:42am Dave Bombay: @guido- I use Old School to mean anything before 1990. To be fair my definition is rather loose.
	8:44am w41: The last hour of yr show is priceless
	8:44am PKNY: I gotta say, Whodini doing rap-rock doesn't really work well.
	8:44am Dave Bombay: but i am also going to play a track from The Coup from 1993... like I said, i use it pretty loosely.
	8:44am Guido (Cologne): I see, thanks dave!
	8:46am Dave Bombay: @PKNY - I agree.
	8:48am PKNY: If you put the old-school hip-hop channel on Sirius/XM on, you'll hear everything from "Spoonin Rap" from '79 to mid-90s Goodie Mod tracks. So at this point in history, calling something "old school" doesn't really help to narrow things down. I would say the original use of "old school" as far as hip-hop was to refer to groups who were around before Run-DMC dropped (Cold Crush, Treacherous 3, Funky 4+1, Furious 5, etc).
	8:51am Dave Bombay: That is true. I personally widen that definition for ease on the show.
	8:52am Guido (Cologne): OK, let's try other definitions ... 1. pre-Sugar-Hill / Enjoy Period 2. pre 808-Period 3. pre sampling piracy period 4. ??? ... just playing around ...
	8:54am PKNY: A newer definition could be "anything that came out before Biggie and Tupac died". For a lot of kids, that seems to be a dividing line, where they all know those two, but don't know any of the MCs that inspired them.
	8:56am Guido (Cologne): ... interesting! Nice that we talked about ...
	8:57am Guido (Cologne): Enjoyed the show! thank you Dave! CU!
	8:58am PKNY: Great show Dave, we'll do it again next week!
	9:04am Dave Bombay: Later guys!

Knuckle Sandwich with Dave Bombay: Playlist from January 17, 2014

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January 17, 2014: Short of Hari Kari, this is the best way to die

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
The Books	Group Autogenics 1 "Group Autogenics 1" by "The Books"	The Way Out			Knuckle Sandwich Theme		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Eric Dolphy	Hat And Beard "Hat And Beard" by "Eric Dolphy"	Out to Lunch	Blue Note				0:04:23 (Pop-up)
Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers	Along Came Betty	Moanin'	Blue Note				0:12:32 (Pop-up)
Lee Morgan	Hocus-Pocus "Hocus-Pocus" by "Lee Morgan"	The Sidewinder	Blue Note				0:19:16 (Pop-up)
Wayne Shorter	Speak No Evil "Speak No Evil" by "Wayne Shorter"	Speak No Evil	Blue Note				0:30:27 (Pop-up)
Sonny Clark	Blue Minor "Blue Minor" by "Sonny Clark"	Cool Struttin'	Blue Note				0:42:22 (Pop-up)
Zero Boys	Stoned to Death (for Sexual Offences)	Livin in the '80s 7"	1-2-3-4 Go!			*	0:49:21 (Pop-up)
Sneaky Pinks	Puke Pudding "Puke Pudding" by "Sneaky Pinks"	I'm Punk 7"	Almost Ready			*	0:51:45 (Pop-up)
Black Flag	What Can You Belive "What Can You Belive" by "Black Flag"	The Unheard 1983 Demos 7"				*	0:56:21 (Pop-up)
Straight Crimes	Marching Forward "Marching Forward" by "Straight Crimes"	7"				*	0:58:09 (Pop-up)
Shannon & the Clams	White Rabbit "White Rabbit" by "Shannon & the Clams"	Gremlins Crawl 7"				*	1:03:59 (Pop-up)
Drugs Dragons	A "A" by "Drugs Dragons"	Split 7' with Static Eyes				*	1:07:10 (Pop-up)
Drugs Dragons	B "B" by "Drugs Dragons"	Split 7' with Static Eyes				*	1:07:24 (Pop-up)
Endless Bummer	Such a Drag "Such a Drag" by "Endless Bummer"	Ripper Current 7" EP				*	1:08:56 (Pop-up)
Four Tet	Kool FM "Kool FM" by "Four Tet"	Beautiful Rewind				*	1:22:47 (Pop-up)
RJd2	Tempermental (featuring Phonte Coleman)	More Is Than Isnt'				*	1:23:30 (Pop-up)
Thee SIlver Mt. ZIon Memorial Orchestra	Fuck Off Get Free (for the island of Montreal)	Fuck Off Get Free We Pour Light On Everything				*	1:25:51 (Pop-up)
The Knife	Silent Shout (live) "Silent Shout (live)" by "The Knife"	Silent Shout					1:36:23 (Pop-up)
The Andreas Kapsalis & Goran Ivanovic Guitar Duo	Arrythmia	S/T		2009			1:48:40 (Pop-up)
Mark Mothersbaugh	Something Brewing						1:55:38 (Pop-up)
The Itch	Harold "Harold" by "The Itch"	Tales of Hard Luck and Woe				*	1:56:06 (Pop-up)
The Itch	Roses "Roses" by "The Itch"	Tales of Hard Luck and Woe				*	1:57:50 (Pop-up)
Asian Women on the Telephone	Side A (Excerpt)	Ivan				*	2:00:59 (Pop-up)
Alvarius B	Passenger Seat People "Passenger Seat People" by "Alvarius B"	Fuck You And The Horse You Rode In On				*	2:04:56 (Pop-up)
Protomartyr	Ypsilanti "Ypsilanti" by "Protomartyr"						2:06:57 (Pop-up)
Jens Lekman	Letter to Nina "Letter to Nina" by "Jens Lekman"						2:15:58 (Pop-up)
john vanderslice	Me and my 424 "Me and my 424" by "john vanderslice"	Life and death of an american fourtracker		2002			2:19:02 (Pop-up)
Cat Power	(I cant get no) Statisfaction						2:24:52 (Pop-up)
Cassettes Won't Listen	Need You Tonight						2:30:17 (Pop-up)
Matthew Sweet And Susanna Hoffs	Killing Moon	Under the Covers Vol. 3				*	2:31:04 (Pop-up)
De La Soul	Ghetto Thang "Ghetto Thang" by "De La Soul"	12' Single		1989			2:38:28 (Pop-up)
Whodini	Rock You (Again and Again)						2:42:40 (Pop-up)
The Coup	Dig It "Dig It" by "The Coup"	Put The Needle On The 93 Hip-Hop: 2013 Marathon Mix				*	2:46:07 (Pop-up)
Cool Ron	Assisin "Assisin" by "Cool Ron"						2:51:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:02am Guido (Cologne): Good Morning Dave! Just logged in right in time for the fun show! Hello to the rest of the word!
	6:03am Dave Bombay: Morning Guido!
	6:04am Guido (Cologne): By the way, autogenics don't work with me. It makes me panic actually.
	6:05am fred: Good morning Dave, good afternoon Guido
	6:05am Guido (Cologne): Hi Fred!
	6:06am Longtime Listener: Good morning Mr Bombay
	6:06am Heidelberg: Hello DJ Dave Bombay and tapping listeners. Guido, are you a printer? if so are you a pressman or pr-press?
	6:07am Dave Bombay: My show is based around anti-autogenics with a dash of Hari Krishna theory & Scientology themed crackers.
	6:08am Dave Bombay: Good morning gang! Nice to have you with us this morning!
	6:09am Guido (Cologne): @WD4+Gaffa i have a certain past as a volunteer as typesetter (old fashioned type of). and I had my days with fanzines. Why you're asking?
	6:10am Guido (Cologne): Nice cooking recipe, Dave!
	6:11am Meilie: I read your comment earlier about noisy printing equiptment in the area where you were. if you did hot-lead typesetting, you are older than I thought.
	6:13am Longtime Listener: Very nice jazzy set mr Bombay
	6:14am Guido (Cologne): I even look younger than I am. grin I'm working at a very small publishing house. I'm not the printer, I am the online-man.
	6:14am Harris: I was in commercial offset and digital printing (and art printing). Just curious.
	6:14am Longtime Listener: Herbie Hancock has a great jazz piece called "maiden voyage"
	6:16am Miller: Italian printing is / was a high quality product in centuries past, as you know, I'm sure.
	6:17am Dave Bombay: You are correct Longtime Listener! Herbie Hancock is amazing! We just got a giant 34 disk box set of his in the station.
	6:18am Guido (Cologne): A distant frind of mine recently told, she has a Blue-Note-lounge now! Got an entire blue-note-vinyl collection from an unlucky guy who replaced everything with CDs years ago. She now "installed" that as part of her new extra living room.
	6:19am Chief: Head Hunters is one of my all time fav albums. Yea HH. That's some box set DJ Dave Bombay, are you going to be sharing any with us?
	6:20am Guido (Cologne): I once was heading for studying graphic design. So I'm familiar with all that stuff and all the pre-DTP-technologies as well.
	6:21am Dave Bombay: @Guido - That is amazing! What a lucky lady! I recently acquired a large number of Blue Note recordings myself. @Cheif - I played some selections last week and will be featuring more next week. Today's jazz set is Blue Note-centric.
	6:21am house of adobe: Cool. Thanks DJ Dave Bombay
	6:23am Guido (Cologne): Yeah! she starts to invite people: "Have a cocktail at my Blue-Note-Linge". Very stylish!
	6:24am Dave Bombay: Quite chic indeed!
	6:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hocus Pocus ? Where's the yodelling - ?!?
	6:30am Dave Bombay: No yodelling on my recording...
	6:32am Longtime Listener: I am just amazed when ever I hear anything by Herbie Hancock! Maiden voyage Head hunters Fat Albert rotunda
	6:32am da Baum: @Guido just checked your acrylic wall hanging work. REALLY NICE MAN. Plus your an Italian stone mason...too cool! You must understand all the art history that implies.
	6:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh well - as long as you're sure these guys you're playing know how to play a little bit - we'll be okay w/ this 'Jass' stuff - just for now you understand...
	6:33am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Dave. All that jazz sounds great to me.
	6:36am Hancho: @Rev Rabbit Jazz is the stopping point for me in music tolerance, the next step down for me is Opera and I refuse to go there.
	6:39am Dave Bombay: @Rev Rabbit - Jass will be done shortly... dont worry. I have a nice stack of 45s coming up next. @Sem - Good morning! I am glad you can dig it. @Hancho - Fear not! Opera has not and will not be played on this show.
	6:40am Sem Chumbo: @Hancho: thought the same about Opera until friends staged an intervention and I was sent to a long term music appreciation facility. Glad they did.
	6:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yerknow Hancho - I can see myself saying that - & then thinking Pavarotti was a real nice guy who communicated warmth - & seeing 'Porgy & Bess' wouldn't be so bad...& so on @DB: That was meant totally ironically - love Jazz - but I fear not, your Mix is good...
	6:41am Guido (Cologne): @WD4+Gaff Thanks for compliments! I dig it! I was more of a "German" stone mason. Workin at romanesque churches ...
	6:50am Guido (Cologne): ... concerning evolution of tastes: When in the mid-80ies even my beloved "inidie" music started to get on my nerves, I was getting deeply into: 60ies Garage and Jazz (Hard-Bop, Free, Fusion) and modernist Classical and DIY-Tape-Underground. Escape of cul de sac.
	6:51am will: One minute it's Art Farmer, next minute it's the Zero Boys. Can't think of a better way to sum up why we LUV our WFMU.
	6:58am Quark: @Sem, I would of liked to seen that ambush. Did your friends first invite you over for a heavy-metal listening marathon only to capture in a blanket and drive you to the music re-education camp? @Rev Rabbit I will admit Who's Tommy and Quadraphenia is most tolerable.
	6:59am Guido (Cologne): ... one moment: correct speed for Black Flag? ... allright ANY speed is correct for WFMU!
	7:00am true type: DJ Dave Bombay is punishing us for making fun of Jazz me thinkin'.
	7:01am Guido (Cologne): That version is really great!
	7:03am Sem Chumbo: @Quark:it's like you were there...except there was Thorazine involved. And restraints.
	7:03am pagemaker: Thorazine? restraints? Yea! I know the place!
	7:04am Dave Bombay: @guido - you are twice correct! I was playing it at the wrong speed and on purpose! Good ear!
	7:05am Guido (Cologne): Do you also have the 78-RPM-option?
	7:06am Dave Bombay: Not on the turn table i was using... so i improvised!
	7:09am Guido (Cologne): God bless direct-drive-turntables!
	7:10am bibi: 'endless bummer', is that a poetic tribute to fennesz ?
	7:15am bibi: Henry Rollins knocking at wfmu's door... good luck Dave.
	7:19am Dave Bombay: @bibi - Let Henry come! I maintain that it was an act of active & willing mischief!
	7:24am bibi: four tet got really tough lately. but it still works.
	7:25am Dave Bombay: I am a bigger fan of their back catalog but this new album isnt bad (in my opinion)
	7:37am PKNY: Just getting in the office...so some put out the Black Flag demos on a 7 inch? I've got a boot on 12 inch vinyl, I wish that version of the band had recorded "My War".
	7:38am fred: I'm wondering whether to go see Silver Mt Zion again. It's been a while, but it's expensive
	7:39am Dave Bombay: How expensive is expensive? Where are they playing?
	7:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...listening gratefully while I can until those life sentences of finding food & wageslavery must be attended to in timely fashion...
	7:42am fred: €25 in Paris
	7:49am Guido (Cologne): Nice!
	7:50am Dave Bombay: @Rev Rabbit - Fill your brain with the magic potion that is WFMU to sustain you while you slog through the mud of uninformed! Be Strong!
	7:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Thank You brother - I'm sittin' here in smalltown NewHampshuh - & online streams are my favorite thing in the world! Listening to FMU on the (plain old) car radio is not an option...There's a difference between stations w/ Live DJs & just Servers (or whatever it is) loaded w/ tunes - but even those are loaded by somebody & some are pretty kewl ! ...I'm greedy & I love options...
	7:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - FMU has about twice as many Plays in my iTunes as the next station (WWOZ as it happens) - & you know for sure most of those Plays were for much longer...
	7:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - also: Local Regional stuff like on regular Radio doesn't bother me @ all - in fact, it's great hearing about NJ/NYC - as it is hearing about the temperature & clubs in N'Orleans on WWOZ, or the traffic in LA on KCRW - I like it !...
	7:57am fred: I've been listening to WFMU since 2001 or 2002, and for a while my only other source of music has been live shows (more than 100 a year, so my definition of "expensive" might be low)
	8:00am Dave Bombay: @Rev Rabbit - I am with you on the local aspect for sure. I have always enjoyed the regional aspect of radio. @Fred - I have found so much great music through FMU as a listener over the years! The freedom is amazing and my music library has grown exponentially since joining the crew here a couple years ago.
	8:01am !.!::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: i be listen to dve n bombay since 1994, he really good fmu dj 1 of best,,,!!!!!!!!!!!!! i luv u dav n bombay n yeou music so gud,,,<!!!!!!!!!!!
	8:03am Dave Bombay: Thank you for listening!
	8:07am Guido (Cologne): Do have WFMU-DJ-Canidates pass a certain "eclectizism"-test? I guess so.
	8:07am fred: Dave, my record collection is limited by my budget, I go to live shows instead. These days, most of my new records are DJ premiums. They keep me busy for a long time, I only finished listening to all of last year's batch last month
	8:12am bibi: @fred quite expensive cause happening at la cigale.... apparently no 'première partie'. polaris prize effect ? i guess the venue and fare were decided long before. i'd suggest save 25e for another gig.
	8:14am Guido (Cologne): As a teenager I used to save my money for records instead of going to live shows, in order that I would have "longer joy with the lasting things". How wrong I was! I better do not tell what I missed!
	8:15am Dave Bombay: @Guido - Everyone has their own path to WFMU DJ-dom. Having a wide music base is a common thread though. @Fred - I do the same thing! I am very lucky to work with Brian Turner and I get to handle much of the new music that goes into rotation here. Because of that, much of it ends up on my computer. If I didnt have that going for me, my music library would be much much smaller.
	8:17am Cheri Pi: punching the WFMU time card, hello listeners and Dave
	8:17am fred: @bibi: la cigale is often more expensive than that, I haven't been there in years. They will probably play a long show, but I'll probably save that money and see three other shows instead
	8:17am Dave Bombay: Salutations Cheri!
	8:21am bibi: @fred 'long show' i bet you re right !
	8:22am Cheri Pi: I've been jonesing for some De la. t'anks!
	8:30am bibi: fun, that inxs thing. the overexcited kick drum before bridges and verses. sounds like recorded in 10sqm toilets.
	8:31am Sem Chumbo: Diggin' the whole deal you've got going on here this am, Dave. Many clicky stars worth of goodness. Thanks, and catch you next week.
	8:32am ausmanx: fred, i think SMZ are better than Godspeed these days (they were BEYOND tedious last year) but i think both are very lazy and well past their use by date these days. still, you don't get NUTHIN for 25 euros in this part of the world!
	8:33am KP: Nice shot at Killing moon by these two
	8:40am Guido (Cologne): Please teach me: What is "Old-School-Hip-Hop" nowadays? In my memory "New School" startet with Whoodini, the Def-Jam Records' artists ... OK, time passes ... ... it's not a static genre name (anymore)? It used to be back in the 90ies, leastways as far as "European knowledge" is concerned.
	8:40am fred: @ausmanx: are you coming over here this year? The Sonic Protest lineup should be announced any day now
	8:42am Dave Bombay: @guido- I use Old School to mean anything before 1990. To be fair my definition is rather loose.
	8:44am w41: The last hour of yr show is priceless
	8:44am PKNY: I gotta say, Whodini doing rap-rock doesn't really work well.
	8:44am Dave Bombay: but i am also going to play a track from The Coup from 1993... like I said, i use it pretty loosely.
	8:44am Guido (Cologne): I see, thanks dave!
	8:46am Dave Bombay: @PKNY - I agree.
	8:48am PKNY: If you put the old-school hip-hop channel on Sirius/XM on, you'll hear everything from "Spoonin Rap" from '79 to mid-90s Goodie Mod tracks. So at this point in history, calling something "old school" doesn't really help to narrow things down. I would say the original use of "old school" as far as hip-hop was to refer to groups who were around before Run-DMC dropped (Cold Crush, Treacherous 3, Funky 4+1, Furious 5, etc).
	8:51am Dave Bombay: That is true. I personally widen that definition for ease on the show.
	8:52am Guido (Cologne): OK, let's try other definitions ... 1. pre-Sugar-Hill / Enjoy Period 2. pre 808-Period 3. pre sampling piracy period 4. ??? ... just playing around ...
	8:54am PKNY: A newer definition could be "anything that came out before Biggie and Tupac died". For a lot of kids, that seems to be a dividing line, where they all know those two, but don't know any of the MCs that inspired them.
	8:56am Guido (Cologne): ... interesting! Nice that we talked about ...
	8:57am Guido (Cologne): Enjoyed the show! thank you Dave! CU!
	8:58am PKNY: Great show Dave, we'll do it again next week!
	9:04am Dave Bombay: Later guys!

Knuckle Sandwich with Dave Bombay: Playlist from January 17, 2014

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