WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from March 10, 2014

Listener comments!
	3:01pm DCE: nice job, everyone
	3:02pm Danne D: Hey Scott and everyone :) Congrats again :) Now time to kick back to the music :)
	3:02pm common: you kicked ass last eve, scott. That MBV guitar line was great!
	3:02pm Van in DC: Hi Scott! And everyone! Pass the champagne around!
	3:03pm Mark: This Spike is super chill...
	3:03pm steve: i wonder what FMU is gonna do with that extra eleven dollars
	🧩 3:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: 100% of the goal! Traffic is moving over the bridge again. Who cuts your beard, Scott?
	3:04pm steve: Scott, many congrats on your excellent marathon and simphonia
	3:05pm kimgland: woohoo awesome
	🧩 3:05pm tim from champaign: Yawk she mosh, Scott? (phonetic Polish for "How's it going?") Congrats WFMU for making the goal!
	3:06pm Scott Williams: thanks everybody!! yeah we are the 100%!! @Ken - I do, of course
	🧩 3:06pm Matt from Springfield: Scott seems to have slightly different facial hair every time I see him--to include SHAVING his beard but leaving the mustache, mid H&M, in order to sing a Hall & Oates song! BRAVO Scott! And BRAVO listeners! Freeform's safe for another year! :)
	3:06pm Greg from Bloomfield: Congrats again, Scott! I'm so tired my eyeballs hurt, but it was well worth it.
	3:07pm listener james from westwood: Yeaaaaaaa boyyyyyyyyy! Congrats, WFMU and listeners! And a fab performance last night, Scott!!
	3:07pm Uncle Michael: Congratulations, everyone...WFMU and listeners!
	3:07pm stavros: HUNDO!
	3:08pm Cecile: killer opening set.
	3:09pm Uncle Michael: Great job last night, Scott. I watched the whole thing on the big boy teevee.
	3:10pm Van in DC: Ha! I googled "What can I buy for $11" and the top real result was for "What will $11 get you at Taco Bell". Boggle.
	3:11pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): A: Sick
	3:12pm Mike East: Kenzo nailed it
	3:12pm Billy Jam: great job last night Scott!
	3:13pm Uncle Michael: They did away with the Bell Beefer. They're dead to me.
	3:14pm Scott Williams: thanks so much everyone. btw, the 1st post-marathon show is my fave show of the year, it feels so very good to be here with yallz
	3:15pm davex: Hi Scott and everyone - good afternevening and congratulations!
	3:16pm davex: And yes, amazing show last night, Scott and all who were involved...
	🧩 3:17pm tim from champaign: Nice job on Fang last night, Billy! Nice job on ringleading the whole circus, Scott!
	3:17pm mariano: You play a mean guitar, Scott, and so many different styles!
	3:18pm Stanley: Congratulations to everyone. Amazing achievement.
	3:18pm mariano: That's right, Tim: Billy, what a growl you have!
	🧩 3:18pm Matt from Springfield: Feels so very good to be listening, too! I love to bask in post-Marathon glow for a while.
	3:18pm Mike VL: Scott- So upset I couldn't make it down to the groundfloor last night, but I saw the web stream. Once again, you have no equal. Simply amazing!
	🧩 3:19pm Ken From Hyde Park: I feel like a crumb when I bug people to buy fund-raising items for my daughter's school. Hard to imagine pleading for two solid weeks to raise $1.2M. You guys have a good product going.
	3:20pm dc pat: another year in the pocket.
	3:20pm Mark: Really great show thus far, Scott.
	3:22pm KP: nice instrumental
	3:22pm braveness23: This Yo La Tengo song is making me extremely happy
	3:22pm braveness23: oh... B23 here!
	🧩 3:22pm Matt from Springfield: @Scott: And don't forget the elec piano during "Blinded By The Light"--also a good arrangement beside all your great guitar playing.
	3:22pm Bas NL: Wow!! I'm just tuning in; Marathon GOAL!! :D :D :D You and all other DJ performers were awesome last night Scott!
	3:24pm Cheri Pi: What a Jammy, this.
	3:26pm Dominick: So good
	3:26pm Billy Jam: thanks. I thought the band were so tight (as always) and I enjoyed everyone's songs with highlights including Thomas Stork's Cheater Slicks cover and Nachum Segal's set opener of the Carpenters' "Yesterday Once More" - but overall what I loved most about the WFMU Marathon this year and every year (as both a listener and participant) is how in keeping it is with the overall vibe of WFMU: it's unique, fun, and irreverent and most unlike your stereotypical college or public radio station fund-drive
	3:26pm listener james from westwood: Does this qualify as a motorik cut? :)
	3:27pm Mike VL: Bas- I think you deserve a huge thank you as well. You go above and beyond. dank u!!
	3:28pm Cheri Pi: Get any sleep SW or are you surviving on fumes? Listeners want to KNOW
	3:30pm Bas NL: @Mike VL Thanks my friend! But hey, WFMU's THE place to be!!
	3:30pm Cecile: maaaaaan, I gotta see that video!
	3:31pm Whooda: Congratulations DJ Scott Williams terrific fun to watch last night.
	🧩 3:32pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, great psych-pop!
	3:33pm Skirkie: I feel like a butt. Not the good kind.
	3:35pm Ralphine: What is the good kind?
	3:35pm tomasz.: hi Scott, hi everyone. here's to another year of awesome. Danne, continued from previous playlist, i'm aggrieved i didn't get that Taylor ham. next time
	3:36pm Ange: RIP chairs murdered by the marathon
	3:37pm Cecile: listening to Clay doing Eric B and Rakim. Awesome
	🧩 3:37pm Matt from Springfield: Though at FMU, I would think chairs are never "retired", they're used until they die a battle death.
	3:37pm listener james from westwood: WFMU: Home of Exploding Stool.
	3:38pm listener james from westwood: @Matt: The squeaky studio chair in particular warbled its unique call for many, many years.
	🧩 3:39pm Matt from Springfield: @LJFW: Oh no! That squeaky chair was Julie's signature, all quiet at that time in Studio A except for her and the chair. RIP, Squeaks...
	3:40pm Skirkie: Flickr www.flickr.com...
	3:40pm tomasz.: you can't spell "WFMU fundraising marathon" without "fun"
	3:40pm Cheri Pi: Scott, you should post the slow-mo vid! It's hypnotising
	🧩 3:41pm Rev. Turnip Druid: [bursts into room via spectacular hollywood-style crash thru skylight, slinks into corner leaving behind a trail of broken glass, pulls out WFMU flask and drinks quietly]
	3:42pm Van in DC: Congrats again, thanks for a good show so far Scott...gotta run!
	3:44pm Cheri Pi: CUT! we gotta do it againpulls out flask from snood
	🧩 3:45pm Matt from Springfield: Welcome RTD! Cool guys, don't look at explosions or the skylight they crashed. Have a great day Van--and a great year listening to WFMU! :)
	3:48pm Scott Williams: CP, haha! OK, I'll try
	3:49pm Cheri Pi: OR [removes flask from dewlap, shakes off excess staples, tips head towards broken skylight]
	🧩 3:49pm Rev. Turnip Druid: SCOTT: my adoption papers went thru! Clearly the security team at WFMU didn't see the dodgy criminal record... Congrats on a bewildering 'thon..!
	3:51pm Scott Williams: REV DAD!! Oh, I am so pleased. Just tell me how high to jump.
	3:51pm fleep: Happy happy happy dance! WOOT. Congrats everyone.
	🧩 3:51pm Matt from Springfield: Scott is in complete control--we submit to this charismatic leader completely!! Wait, we already did? Okay, um, how bout "That's a cool vid, Scott!"
	3:52pm Cheri Pi: Scott W. Druid has a nice ring to it.
	🧩 3:52pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Just take yr.Flintstones Chewables™ and stay healthy, fer crissakes. I can't afford another visit from CPS (see: Bryce adoption)...
	🧩 3:52pm tim from champaign: Malevolent weird beard, Scott. I dig it.
	3:53pm Cheri Pi: Li'l Turnip Williams
	3:53pm steve: is it not a seriously, unusually massive victory for the station that the goal was reached post-Scharpling (~$200k a year??) AND with a broken transmitter for most of a week? i feared the worst til the very last day... what a relief.
	3:54pm Scott Williams: @tomasz! so sorry you missed the fun last night. thanks for everything you contributed all Marathon long, especially your very swell vibe, my friend
	🧩 3:54pm tim from champaign: Bryce probably had CPS's number on speed dial, RTD.
	3:54pm Cheri Pi: My favorite is the super sneaky palm drying maneuver...
	🧩 3:55pm Matt from Springfield: I give GLOBS of credit to our devoted listeners, steve. I was concerned about that too at the beginning, but we remained on track throughout the Marathon--even with the transmitter about to cash in its Social Security. So hooray listeners!
	🧩 3:55pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Man, I was in gig-prep hell most of the night & couldn't tune in to the Hoof. Is the video archived as well? That question has probably been asked a hundred times by now (?)
	🧩 3:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: How many times did Ken praise the engineer, Eric, who found the root cause of the transmitter problem? Thanks, Eric!
	3:56pm Cheri Pi: "Have we got a video?"
	🧩 3:58pm Rev. Turnip Druid: [nice. Now I've got Video Nasty running thru me head. It could be much worse...]
	3:58pm Julie: All hail Eric Spiegel
	3:58pm Twenty Benson & Hedges: YES.............. WE'VE GOT A VIDEO
	🧩 3:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Cheri Pi - Yes, video is up. www.ustream.tv...
	🧩 3:59pm Rev. Turnip Druid: WHEEEEEEE, SPARKS SHRIEK!
	🧩 3:59pm Matt from Springfield: Sweet! I need to watch the first part of the video anyways!
	3:59pm Cheri Pi: Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!
	3:59pm Uncle Michael: Oh, man!!!
	3:59pm Cheri Pi: SPARKS!!!!!!!!!!!
	🧩 3:59pm Matt from Springfield: SPARKS! :D
	3:59pm dc pat: The next person that says "have we got a video.."
	4:00pm Cheri Pi: JINX AGAIN
	4:00pm fleep: The video finale parts are reversed. Part 2 is first, followed by Part 1.
	4:00pm Cheri Pi: Sparks HIVE MIND
	🧩 4:04pm tim from champaign: I had the worst earworm this morning. Want me to tell y'all what it was?
	4:04pm northguineahills: @ Rev: Flintstones Chewable morphine?
	🧩 4:04pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Holy crap. This Richard Youngs piece has caused me to eat my face.
	🧩 4:05pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ooh, NGH: better living thru chemistry!
	🧩 4:05pm Matt from Springfield: Tell it, tim!
	4:05pm fleep: @timfc go go go
	4:06pm dc pat: say that reminds me, Scott is your SG strung upside down? I saw you doing a good amount of upward strumming last night.
	4:06pm Cheri Pi: I' scared TfC, tell us anyway
	4:07pm dc pat: NO TIM, NO!
	🧩 4:07pm tim from champaign: Don't blame me if it gets stuck in your head.... Manhattan Transfer - "Birdland"
	🧩 4:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: I think the guitar has Reverse Polish Notation.
	4:08pm Scott Williams: @dc pat, it's strung like a right-handed gtr
	4:09pm dc pat: Thanks @Scott, just as I expected. Hats off to your technique.
	4:09pm madman: hey scott great job last night,iam a friend of frangry and Michele ,I was there Friday night during shut up weirdo,keep it going strong madman
	4:09pm Prashanth: man....FMU introduces me to new music everday...in fact the word 'new' is redundant...its an ocean out there
	🧩 4:09pm Matt from Springfield: Have to look up that song after this--but don't feel bad, inducing earworms is kind of Manhattan Transfer's raison d'etre...
	4:09pm northguineahills: I went to go eat lunch at 2:45, so of course I missed us hitting 100% (but I knew it was only $500 short at the time).
	4:10pm Scott Williams: hey madman, nice to see you friday!
	4:11pm dc pat: Love this Valenca tune, guy's nuts...
	🧩 4:11pm Matt from Springfield: You're right, Prashanth--it's not even "new" here, it's an ocean, it's like being at the bottom of the ocean, immersed in all sorts of mysterious and wonderful things! Some of which you recognize, others that are strange but pique your curiosity for more!
	4:11pm still b/p: Alceu was sounding like he jumped in the cold. cold water.
	🧩 4:12pm tim from champaign: MfS - Only look it up if you're a glutton for punishment. A friend and I were goofing on Weather Report. He then told me that the Manhattan Transfer song popped in his head which then cursed my brain. WFMU is good for giving me a good brainwashing.
	4:12pm Prashanth: I thought if FMU reaches its goal the dog will reach for the cow's throat and a fountain of green blood will splash the screen with "we made it".....hmm
	4:12pm Scott Williams: Alceu: sinistersaladmusikal.files.wordpress.com...
	🧩 4:13pm Matt from Springfield: YEAH 80s FUNK!
	4:13pm braveness23: WHAT IS THIS KOOKY RACKET YOU ARE PLAYING? AS A WFMU SWAG FOR LIFE DONOR I DEMAND THAT YOU PLAY MUSIC THAT APPEALS TO MY MAINSTREAM SENSIBILITIES!
	4:14pm fascinoma: oh boy oh gosh that Alceu Valença track...still reeling. great show, Scott!
	🧩 4:15pm Matt from Springfield: @TfC: Caution noted--though useful if only for cataloging into my Index of Dangerous Earworms (Vols. 1-118). Like Maxine Nightingale's "Right Back Where We Started From" -- if I absolutely couldn't get an earworm out of my head, I used to resort to that "nuclear option".
	4:15pm Prashanth: @braveness:mainstream and sensibilities dont go together.. WFMU assures easy bowel movements for the musically constipated until now
	4:16pm Uncle Michael: roughage
	4:16pm Brian in UK: Hey Prashanth ever been to Vienna? (Wein)
	4:16pm braveness23: @Prashanth That'll have to do for now.
	🧩 4:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: Station Manager Ken says the only way to get rid of an earworm is to replace it with another earworm.
	🧩 4:17pm Matt from Springfield: Sounds like a dangerous earworm, that Sparks line!
	4:17pm steve: tim i just watched 3 seconds of that on Youtube and immediately switched it off, i knew right away id be in trouble if i gave it any time to sink it
	4:17pm Prashanth: @Ken: Earworm orgies lead to some serious brain damage man...
	4:18pm Brian in UK: Great to see people are still pledging.
	4:18pm Whooda: a pint of cheap whiskey, a pill bottle full of stool softener and FMU on the laptop. I'm good to go.
	🧩 4:18pm Matt from Springfield: @Ken HP: I agree! But I guess I was used to Maxine enough that it had a quicker "fade" then a brand new earworm, hence my nuclear option of replacing with that.
	🧩 4:18pm Matt from Springfield: @Brian: I've been to Paradise, but I've never been to Wien... ;)
	🧩 4:19pm tim from champaign: Jesus Lizard gets rid of earworms for me.
	4:21pm Whooda: OH! Earworms....I thought you said RING worm.
	🧩 4:21pm tim from champaign: Wise move, steve!
	🧩 4:21pm Matt from Springfield: "Buck Bilioxi and the You Know Whats"!! :)
	4:21pm Prashanth: South Park gets rid of earworms for me....to be replaced with some really nasty visions...
	🧩 4:22pm Matt from Springfield: @steve: Yes, way to use proper Hazmat listening procedures for avoiding contamination!
	🧩 4:22pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Matt - Society is like that, too. One dumb fad is replaced by another. Planking one year and twerking the next, and so on. (By the way, thanks WFMU for not twerking last night.)
	4:22pm Prashanth: I'd love to hear MF sometime...the big and great Maynard Ferguson
	4:22pm Uncle Michael: I've spent my life exploring the subtle whoring that costs too much to be free.
	4:23pm dc pat: with earworms you have 2 choices: 1. replace it with something equally slithery but less irritating; 2. go for noise to completely smother it.
	🧩 4:23pm tim from champaign: When Buck Biloxi and crew were on Chic-A-GoGo, they went as Buck Biloxi and the Yucks.
	🧩 4:23pm Van Morrison, contractually obligated: @Whooda: I can tell by the look on your face..that you've got: ringworm...In fact you're lucky, you've got ringworm...cause you might have had: something else. Wooo!...
	4:24pm steve: Vitamin U by Smokey Robinson consistently eliminates all earworms for me. but it replaces them with Vitamin U, which is generally a step in the right direction.
	4:24pm Andrew Waterloo: We need dumb fads though. Where else are we going to get weird nostalgia to feed off of?
	4:25pm dc pat: option 2 works best for me because it lifts you out of the whole goopy swamp
	4:25pm Carmichael: What it be, dawgs? Post marathon bliss mode, post killerScott W performance mode, etc .... I was thinking Bryce would be twerking. Thankfully, no.
	🧩 4:25pm Matt from Springfield: @Ken HP: Some people are just addicted to dumb trends! Like Newton's law, they can be neither created nor destroyed, just shifted around to other trends! (Though: on Irwin's "Subterranean Homesick Blues" cue cards, "Twerking" was written on one! ;)
	4:26pm Cheri Pi: I was just called out for a minute to the microfilm readers here, I had to scan an article from Creem, circa 1971. what a weird strange trip the last 7 minutes have been.
	4:27pm Whooda: I saw some gal terwking on a DJ on the live stream last night. I don't know everyone's faces or twerking sides but it was pretty hot.
	🧩 4:27pm Matt from Springfield: @UM: As a student of history, I like that Charlene's "seen things that a woman just shouldn't see", right after mentioning kings. Yeah, kings and aristocrats were the worse pervs for those kind of things back then! :)
	4:28pm dc pat: Nice Pi - what was the article about?
	4:28pm Carmichael: @dc pat: Leo Kottke said he would learn to play the earworm tune backwards, so it cancels itself as bring out-of-phase.
	🧩 4:28pm Matt from Springfield: @CP: Wow! Lester B. article? And I just saw Dallas Buyers Club this weekend--it showed a microfilm reader! I think I last used one at my university library, 8 years ago.
	4:28pm Uncle Michael: We've come a long way since the '70s.
	4:30pm doca: @CP: Where do you work? I love microfilm, very useful, though I used it only three or four times in my life
	4:31pm Cheri Pi: it was written by Patty Smith
	🧩 4:32pm Matt from Springfield: That's still pretty cool though! She was writing for Creem in '71--that's well before she went even kinda-mainstream!
	4:33pm Cheri Pi: I work at an academic, midwestern library @doca. We can scan microfilm into neat .pdfs now.
	4:34pm Cheri Pi: Is there a reprint of all the Creems I wonder?
	4:34pm doca: That's beautiful, Cheri Pi. I think microfilms can be preserved more easily than any other type of document, I guess, and .pdfs can be widely distributed. Great way to go (:
	4:36pm MenfussMike: where have i heard this song before?
	4:37pm Prashanth: bye, nice people! gnite actually.. gonna watch Charles Chaplin's Gold Rush with FMU running in the background...
	🧩 4:37pm Matt from Springfield: @MenfussMike: WFMU! Where else! :)
	🧩 4:38pm Matt from Springfield: Good night Prashanth!
	4:38pm Cheri Pi: What MattFS said.
	4:38pm MenfussMike: true, and perhaps, but i thought i might have heard it on some pbs or sci show....maybe as bumper music on coast to coast am????
	4:40pm Uncle Michael: ambient earworm
	4:41pm bloopy: nice!
	4:41pm Greg from Bloomfield: 20 more minutes of this, please.
	4:41pm still b/p: @ Prasanth -- let us know when Charlie does the dinner roll dance and what song is playing here for it.
	4:41pm MenfussMike: yes, nice track
	4:41pm Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Congratulations on hitting the sweet spot, WFMU!
	🧩 4:45pm Matt from Springfield: @Menfuss: Science programs use space-like music--Mike Oldfield and Brian Eno soundscapes have been used in a lot of NASA films of the 80s.
	4:47pm Cheri Pi: there's a lot going on here, even for the multibraining types.
	4:49pm KevinfromBayRidge: C0NGRATS FMU!!! Back in the Fat Suit Ken! Let's buy us some earworms.
	4:50pm Cheri Pi: lo-fi Dieter, izatchooo?
	4:51pm tomasz.: speaking of earworms, i had the JM in the AM opening theme in my head for approx. 4 days last week
	4:51pm Carmichael: @doca: microfilm, like all other film media, disintegrates slowly over time. The County Clerk Recorder where I work is undergoing a huge program to move all microfilm documents to pdf. Big bucks, but very important.
	4:53pm Cheri Pi: I've had that before tomasz. and now that I know what Miley Cyrus sounds like (thanks to precious DJ Keili) I get that thing stuck in my head. against all my will.
	4:53pm common: sad story, scott.
	🧩 4:54pm Matt from Springfield: @tomasz: Oh yeah, that's one strong earworm! I don't know the words, but I sure can "sing" along to it even now!
	4:54pm doca: @Carmichael: yeah, all media desintegrates, but I held some grudges against the digitalization processes. There's no guarantee that .pdf won't be corrupted or will be preserved any way in the future except for the fact that it is easier to make copies of it. Besides, you really need a BIG budget to move works to digital form.
	4:56pm doca: @Carmichael: Saying this, I think everything should be make digital, so more people can consult documentation (my Master's was all about getting things in Google Books, Brasiliana Digital and Gallica without having to travel to France, Portugal or the US)
	🧩 4:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Does the scanning process convert the microfilm to ASCII? For instance, is "A" stored as a 41 in binary or would it be stored as a picture on the letter A?
	4:57pm Cheri Pi: Someties I get Dave the Spazz' intro stuck in my head...
	5:00pm Cecile: back from worky work stuff and Ustream overload
	5:01pm Carmichael: @doca: In this case, they're a bunch of individual documents (marriage licenses, birth certificates, etc ...), so its not so much the file size but rather the sheer volume of files. But yes, large works of writing (like the OED) would be very tough. But you gotta back them up somehow.
	5:02pm Scott Williams: Fabio's "Giant Man" is a great earworm
	5:02pm Andrew Waterloo: @doca, All conversions risk corruption. At least with digital (and an open format) you can write algorithms that will help you identify and correct potential problems.
	5:02pm Andrew Waterloo: I've had Pulp's "Babies" stuck in my head for awhile.
	5:02pm doca: @Carmichael: Yeah, one needs to do it. It's just that converting things to digital doesn't necessarily imply "democratization" of access or better chances of preservation. You lose something there too
	5:04pm MenfussMike: @SW yes, i LOVE "Giant Man", when i first heard it I thought it was zappa. not sure why.
	5:07pm Cecile: THis epic song sounds like something that would fit on Diane's show. I have "roll bounce" on an infinite loop in my head these days.
	5:07pm doca: @Andrew: The thing is, what and how would we correct historical data? The very fact that one can change a document this way blurs the distinction between an authentic and a falsified document. But again, this doesn't mean it shouldn't be done, especially if in the conversion process there is a mistake, as those that happen in "Google Books Art" tumblrs or those things
	5:08pm tomasz.: Scott: cheers, man! it was a blast. i shall return
	5:08pm Bas NL: I've had an earworm for over thirty years; taped it from radio and never found out what it was. Sounded like Brazilian carnival hit and it had the text: "La vie continue, la vida se continua". It think the artist was something like "Suzy Casseia" (by DJ announcement, but then the earworm had already started) Ring a bell with anyone??
	5:08pm MD: CONGRATS! ANOTHER YEAR AND ANOTHER GOAL!!!! GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL!!!!
	5:09pm tomasz.: Bas, pledge hero! you got the tape still, by any chance? you could try Shazam-ing it if so...
	5:09pm Cecile: bas, try running it past doca the next time he's on here.
	5:10pm GM: Scott, FYI, this SubRosa release is excellent. Great tune here...
	5:10pm Whooda: @Ken micro film also has images so the conversion is probably a bit map to PDF. Then the PDF might be run through Optical Character recognition to format into typesetting. I'm just guessing and probably shouldn't butt-in.
	5:10pm doca: @Bas: "E a vida continua, e a vida continua, esse é o dito que todo mundo proclama. O consolo dos aflitos e a desilusão de quem ama". Maybe it's that song. It's a classic by Paulinho da Viola. www.youtube.com...
	🧩 5:11pm chris: OMFG, This SubRosa track is killer.
	5:11pm Carmichael: This song is gigantic. Several dozen stories tall.
	5:11pm Cecile: hahahaha, speak of the dev-, doca!
	5:12pm Cecile: Epic as the kids say.
	5:12pm Andrew Waterloo: I used to get the odd ear worm from listening to post-rock, and I'd be trying to find this 1 minute segment of music that was buried somewhere on one of a dozen albums.
	5:12pm doca: @Andrew, Carmichale and CP: Just to apologize. I'm speaking always theoretically about what you do everyday in your works. So sorry if I sounded like a pain in the ass
	🧩 5:12pm Matt from Springfield: @Bas: That reminds me of the old WHFS tape I have, with alternative music broadcast late night in Washington DC in Feb 1984. I've found some marvelous groups from that recording (Laurie Anderson, Cocteau Twins!), but there is some stuff so obscure that it's unGooglable (like some socialist postpunk dance music!)
	🧩 5:13pm chris: Hare, hare!
	5:13pm Greg from Bloomfield: Rob kills 100% of the time.
	5:13pm Cecile: this is awesome! Right on, Rob!
	5:13pm doca: @Cecile: haha I'm very alert on the comment board right now
	🧩 5:13pm Matt from Springfield: Already a legend! Brimfuls on the 45!!
	5:13pm Ralphine: Oh. I thought for a second that was Asha Bhosle singing.
	🧩 5:13pm Matt from Springfield: YES chris! :)
	5:14pm Whooda: @Doca President Obama's long form birth certificate is a product of photoshop; a clear forgery. Your're right about reproductions not being authentic. That is an example where the Constitution was subverted with a falsified electronic reproduction. You will remember the woman that released that document died a mysterious death after surviving a Hawaiian plane crash recently.
	5:14pm Stanley: @Ralphine - Asha Bhosle on a bad night.
	5:15pm Bas NL: Cheers @doca and all! I got to dig it out; must have it somewhere.. It was maybe African.. Soca.. must find it again.. He,he, Rob W... awesome!
	🧩 5:16pm Matt from Springfield: @Stanley: Before tea and vocal exercises, after a night of wild partying at the Bollywood premiere party!
	5:17pm doca: @Whooda: I don't know the document you're talking about, but this is a sensible issue in the opening of the archives in Latin American countries regarding the military dictatorships. Things get converted to digital and then launched to the public out of context and sometimes with no guarantee that the document was not altered in some way. Most of the times not, but besides an institutional imprint somewhere, you don't have a safeguard that the document won't lent itself easily to misuse (but any document can be misused...oh boy)
	🧩 5:17pm chris: Music to theorize conspiracies by!
	5:17pm Stanley: @MfS - Ol' Asha was such a party animal.
	5:19pm Whooda: @Doca the forgery of Obama's BC was discovered becuse is was poorly executed and still showed the "layers" it brought over from Photoshop. The layers are only recognizable if the 'orignial' (fake) document is still in digital form and opend in a graphics software program that supports layering.
	5:20pm Carmichael: @Whooda: Now, with your statement, you have released the black helicopters from the control zone. EBE-3 (EBE-1's son) will be there momentarily. Your only defense is a large chunk of Element 232. Good luck!
	5:22pm Whooda: @chris it' was a conspiracy, now it's a proveable crime and hopefully the murder of Loretta Fuddy will be proven too.
	5:22pm doca: LOL Carmichael
	5:25pm Whooda: @carmichael I'm ready for 'em. I have my gold-plated foil hat, and assualt rifle loaded with jelly beans. And just for safety when I',m alseep, I nap in a homemade Tesla cage. :)
	5:26pm Andrew Waterloo: It's kind of ridiculous to assume that because a digital scan of a document has "layers" that it's a forgery.
	🧩 5:27pm Ike: @Whooda, you're not just poking hornets' nests today, you're darn near trying to pan-fry them with habanero chili sauce while the hornets are still inside.
	🧩 5:28pm Matt from Springfield: Gold-foil! That's a good one, you can also use it for trading once the helicopters and satellites are all brought down after the collapse!
	5:28pm Carmichael: @Whooda: Unfortunately, they won't help you when you're 7 levels below White Sands, New Mexico, in a cage with all the other human/alien hybrid experiments.
	5:29pm Whooda: @andrew, a paper document would not have electronic layers. Plus the type faces didn't match from the type. I told you it was poorly done. You can research it yourself, I'm not trying to convince anyone. Next you will expect me to claim the NSA is tracking every move of everyone on Earth in real time.
	5:30pm Bas NL: @doca Found the track on my hd! Must have survived at least three computers ;) Uploaded it here goo.gl... If you could point me to it's origins.. VERY much appreciated!! ;)
	5:30pm Whooda: @Matt haha that's very resorceful thinking :)
	5:30pm doca: A digital document has layers and not necessarily is a forgery, to support Andrew in this. But if a forgery is a bad one, it should appear kinda easily.
	5:30pm Andrew Waterloo: @Whooda The problem with your argument is that you're forgetting that scanners introduce layers.
	5:32pm Andrew Waterloo: @Whooda this is one of those conspiracies where a bunch of non-experts ask a lot of non-expert questions..
	5:32pm Whooda: @Andrew, what flatbed scanner does layers without software to support it? Again, just research it. It's not a fact I want to prove to anyone on a music board.
	5:32pm doca: @Whooda: Yeah, it's part of the digital thing. The digital establishes a different relation between content and form, as one becomes another but, at the same time, you can change one without changing the other (like presenting something in a different manner than the original but keeping the same content, as a Kindle file does)
	5:34pm Andrew Waterloo: @Whooda Any scanner that outputs any file format besides Jpg.
	5:36pm Whooda: @Doca Kindle doesn't do layers. I was a printer and then a digital prepress operater for the California State Publishing Office (formerly State Printing Plant). It has been years ago but I trained with Photoshop, Illusterator, Pagemaker, Quark, etc. I operated the first digital color copier there. And Loretta Fudd is still dead AFTER surving the crash.
	5:36pm doca: @Bas: I don't know where it comes from, but those guys at Global Groove or Dial Africa blogs should now. It sounds like something from Congo, especially that it sounds like french or a creole french. There's one line in Portuguese, though. Maybe they're Cape Verdian, but I don't know
	5:37pm Andrew Waterloo: Most scanners will optically convert text on a document into some from of editable ASCII txt. So the scanner will attempt to separate document into layers of separate paragraphs and separate images.
	🧩 5:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: Tom Cameron's track reminds me of Koyaanisqatsi or Powaqqatsi.
	5:38pm doca: @Whooda: I used just as an example, as you can read the same thing with a different disposition on the screen that is not the same thing as just zooing in or out an image file. A mp3 file has layers, as to grasp how it is part of the conversion to digital.
	5:39pm Bas NL: Thanks for listening @doca!! I'll go to those blogs; got to find out one day!
	5:40pm Whooda: @Andrew The scanner doesn't do that, the software does. Again, just do a simple google search about the BC, then we can discuss it intellegently.
	5:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 99% - & 100% Morning After- jeez - dramarama round here or what - ?! ...Sweet Gawd on metacrutches I I iz a poor poor man - so sincere Thank You Thank You Thank You to the real Pledgers that make it work - the mad bad & dangerous to know - yeah - talkin' to you...
	5:42pm doca: Anyway, guys, keep it gentle. It has been a most entertaining and demanding discussion. A tribute to the radio station that will stay alive for another year. As for the technical thing, I'll ask for your support on anything I write for some time. Gotta go now, but thanks for the conversation!
	5:42pm Stanley: @Bas - the track you posted is a belter. I concur with doca that it sounds Congolese. I love it when some music is not mentioned on the internet or known to Shazam.
	5:42pm Whooda: @doca OK, I never worked with MP3 files only WAV. files. But I think digital spectum is different than editing layer of image data.
	5:42pm Andrew Waterloo: @Whooda, It's immaterial whether it's the scanner or the document creating the layers. It was the scanner + scanner software that generated the digital copy of the birth certificate. I'm not going to do your research for you. Why don't you look up all the snopes and youtube articles that debunk the idea of forgery?
	5:45pm Whooda: @Andrew, your're obsessed with "debunking" me. I've told you I'm not trying to prove anything to you. But I do realize you are in deep denial about what is happening to you by your government.
	5:46pm Bas NL: Thanks for listening @Stanley.. i think you can agree it's a pretty good earworm ;) ;)
	🧩 5:46pm chris: Jeez there's alot of dishes to wash, aren't there?
	5:47pm Cecile: Whooda. Stick. Beehive. Stop.
	🧩 5:47pm Ike: Yes, sheeple, wake up! All our presidents are clearly LIZARD PEOPLE from Saturn who enjoy eating babies! We must resurrect Sun Ra who, of course, came here to battle the lizard men with the power of FREE JAZZ. Dick Cheney is one too. Ask Louis C.K.!
	5:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...How could you obfuscate Obama not being born in Hawaii & hence the U.S. ?? It isn't down to one document - whatever its' characteristics - & I don't care if Obama was born in the U.S. or not! The real question is who you got woulda been a better Prez w/ the market crash & a false war in Iraq & all the rest - Romney - ?!?!...
	5:49pm Cecile: Ike. You too.
	5:49pm doca: Just a side note: the governments are spying us in ways that we don't need each other to fight about, there's no reason in keeping arguing about conspiracy theories that as far as we would be able to understand them they are just conspiracy theories.
	5:50pm doca: Me too, Cecile? And I was heading off the comment board...
	🧩 5:50pm chris: I now fear for Louis C.K.'s life after being outed here for his knowledge of the Lizard People. Sorry, @Ceclie... I'll shut up now.
	5:50pm fred von helsing: Dick Cheney is one of the lizard men ? I am very tight with that.
	5:51pm Cecile: Debbie Gibson is pregnant with my 2-headed love child.
	5:51pm fred von helsing: One word: TERRAFORMING
	5:52pm Andrew Waterloo: I'll leave my lizard people joke alone :)
	🧩 5:52pm chris: Dear NSA cube monkey, thanks for reading, now get a real job.
	🧩 5:52pm Ike: Now you're on it, Cecile!
	5:53pm Carmichael: Nice Mojo Nixon quote, Cecile ... :)
	5:53pm doca: If humans were lizards things would be way more cool
	5:53pm Cecile: I'm not the hall monitor here. You can do what you want. And I can be assertive about you doing what you want. And you can ignore me. But it's a lot more pleasant when people stop feeding the trolls.
	5:53pm Whooda: RevRabbit the topic started with the suggestion that history can't be trusted when documention is digitized. But that is also true with ink and paper. Forgeries are as old as papyrus paper. The Persians developed paper marbling in the middle ages to combat forgeries of official documents. The technique was secret for miliinia. I taught a small paper marbling summer class at CSU Sacramento.
	🧩 5:54pm Matt from Springfield: Fraternity of Man!
	5:54pm Carmichael: @Bas: I betcha Doug Schulkind would know the name and origin of your song in question. In fact, Rob Weisberg could very well know, too.
	5:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: History is written by the Winners - no doubt about that. Basic Orwell.
	5:55pm Cecile: Carm, good recommendations
	5:56pm Carmichael: This can't be the same Fraternity of Man who played "Save Your Kisses For Me"?!?
	🧩 5:56pm chris: Thanks, Scott! Thanks everyone. What a great way to begin the week!
	🧩 5:56pm Ike: Anyway, great show, Scott. And Cecile, thanks for the two-headed love child.
	5:57pm Whooda: Once upon a time history was written by the victors, but now history is being re-written by the powerful. As they say, memories down the rabbit hole.
	5:57pm Cecile: Carm, that was Brotherhood of Man.
	5:57pm Bas NL: @Carmichael Good one. WFMU. Music Guru central.. ;) Will drop it to them!
	5:57pm Carmichael: It aint bein' written by me ...
	5:58pm Cecile: You're welcome, Ike.
	5:58pm northguineahills: Thanks again, Scott!
	5:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Victors - Rich & Powerful - same but different. Listening to Dave Emory is interesting, though: Snowden as bad guy - it would explain some ambiguities!...
	5:59pm Greg from Bloomfield: Great show today, Scott!
	🧩 5:59pm Matt from Springfield: All right! Thanks Scott! Thanks Listener-Pledger-Volunteer-Supporters! We loves youse all! :D
	5:59pm Bas NL: pop DST, there goes another hour! Thanks Scott!
	6:00pm Andrew Waterloo: Great show Scott!
	6:38pm tomasz.: pinpointing the exact moment when this comment board turned into Dave Emory's show
	2:40pm Bas NL: For posterity i'd like to report that WFMU veteran extraordinaire Doug Schulkind identified my long unknown track in no time.. He even sent a photo of the cover as it even was in his collection. The track was from a 12'' 'La Vie Continue" by Souzy Kessaya from Congo (Zaire back on release in 1985). Many many thanks Doug!!

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March 10, 2014: Post-Marathon show posthaste!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Spike	The Golden Eye "The Golden Eye" by "Spike"	Orange Cloud Nine	Golf Channel
Daniele Brusaschetto	iglu "iglu" by "Daniele Brusaschetto"	Rapida E Indolore	Bosco		0:03:05 (Pop-up)
Einstürzende Neubauten	Kinderladenklavier	Klaviermusik	Musterhaus		0:05:48 (Pop-up)
Yo La Tengo	Stupid Things (Instrumental)				0:16:20 (Pop-up)
The Firebirds	Delusion "Delusion" by "The Firebirds"	Light My Fire	Gear Fab		0:25:11 (Pop-up)
Dennis Harte	Summer's Over "Summer's Over" by "Dennis Harte"				0:29:33 (Pop-up)

Victrola	A Game of Despair "A Game of Despair" by "Victrola"	Maritime Tatami EP	Dark Entries		0:43:25 (Pop-up)
evil eastern european pervo slomo hypnosis				Post by Ken Freedman.	0:46:51 (Pop-up)
Eduardo Polonio	Me Voy a Tomar El Orient Express	V/a, La Ciudad Secreta: Sonidos Experimentales en la Barcelona Pre-Olimpica 1971-1991	Munster		0:50:21 (Pop-up)
Sparks	Amateur Hour "Amateur Hour" by "Sparks"	New Music for Amnesiacs: The Essential Collection	Lil Beethoven		0:57:14 (Pop-up)
Richard Youngs	A Stolen Life "A Stolen Life" by "Richard Youngs"	Stolen 7"	Dirty Knobby		1:00:37 (Pop-up)
Alceu Valença	Punhal de Prata "Punhal de Prata" by "Alceu Valença"	Vivo!	Som Livre		1:03:22 (Pop-up)
Penguin Feet & the Teardrop Kid	Music Freak	S/t	HDM		1:09:39 (Pop-up)

Edgar Broughton Band	Madhatter "Madhatter" by "Edgar Broughton Band"	S/t, 1971			1:20:45 (Pop-up)
Laurence Vanay	Le Bateau "Le Bateau" by "Laurence Vanay"	Galaxies	Societe Francaise	but really it's Jacqueline Thibault	1:26:46 (Pop-up)
Wolfgang Reichman	Himmelblau "Himmelblau" by "Wolfgang Reichman"	Wunderbar	Bureau B / Sky		1:32:28 (Pop-up)
Dinmachine	Tryad "Tryad" by "Dinmachine"	Dance Is Reason	Yocto Yotta		1:39:21 (Pop-up)
Die Schacht	Benzin "Benzin" by "Die Schacht"	Halber Selbstbetrug	Siltbreeze		1:44:32 (Pop-up)

SubRosa	The Usher "The Usher" by "SubRosa"	More Constant Than The Gods	Profound Lore		1:59:00 (Pop-up)
Rob Weisberg & the Hoof & Mouth Sinfonia	Dum Maro Dum	WFMU 2014 Marathon Finale, last night			2:10:27 (Pop-up)
Cortex	Funk Around the Punk "Funk Around the Punk" by "Cortex"	Vol. 2	Trad Vibe		2:13:04 (Pop-up)
Irmin Schmidt	Kick on the Floods "Kick on the Floods" by "Irmin Schmidt"	Villa Wunderbar	Spoon		2:16:09 (Pop-up)
László Benkő	Impromptu "Impromptu" by "László Benkő"	Lexikon (1)	Start		2:23:36 (Pop-up)

Tom Cameron	Music to Wash Dishes By	Music To Wash Dishes By			2:31:20 (Pop-up)
Fabio Frizzi	Sequence 2 "Sequence 2" by "Fabio Frizzi"	sdtk, Zombie Flesh Eaters (Lucio Fulci)	Death Waltz		2:46:38 (Pop-up)
Fraternity of Man	Pool of Tears "Pool of Tears" by "Fraternity of Man"	Get it On			2:50:51 (Pop-up)
Zhane	Hey Mr DJ (dub mix) "Hey Mr DJ (dub mix)" by "Zhane"	V/a, Smash!!!	Demand Records		2:54:12 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm DCE: nice job, everyone
	3:02pm Danne D: Hey Scott and everyone :) Congrats again :) Now time to kick back to the music :)
	3:02pm common: you kicked ass last eve, scott. That MBV guitar line was great!
	3:02pm Van in DC: Hi Scott! And everyone! Pass the champagne around!
	3:03pm Mark: This Spike is super chill...
	3:03pm steve: i wonder what FMU is gonna do with that extra eleven dollars
	🧩 3:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: 100% of the goal! Traffic is moving over the bridge again. Who cuts your beard, Scott?
	3:04pm steve: Scott, many congrats on your excellent marathon and simphonia
	3:05pm kimgland: woohoo awesome
	🧩 3:05pm tim from champaign: Yawk she mosh, Scott? (phonetic Polish for "How's it going?") Congrats WFMU for making the goal!
	3:06pm Scott Williams: thanks everybody!! yeah we are the 100%!! @Ken - I do, of course
	🧩 3:06pm Matt from Springfield: Scott seems to have slightly different facial hair every time I see him--to include SHAVING his beard but leaving the mustache, mid H&M, in order to sing a Hall & Oates song! BRAVO Scott! And BRAVO listeners! Freeform's safe for another year! :)
	3:06pm Greg from Bloomfield: Congrats again, Scott! I'm so tired my eyeballs hurt, but it was well worth it.
	3:07pm listener james from westwood: Yeaaaaaaa boyyyyyyyyy! Congrats, WFMU and listeners! And a fab performance last night, Scott!!
	3:07pm Uncle Michael: Congratulations, everyone...WFMU and listeners!
	3:07pm stavros: HUNDO!
	3:08pm Cecile: killer opening set.
	3:09pm Uncle Michael: Great job last night, Scott. I watched the whole thing on the big boy teevee.
	3:10pm Van in DC: Ha! I googled "What can I buy for $11" and the top real result was for "What will $11 get you at Taco Bell". Boggle.
	3:11pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): A: Sick
	3:12pm Mike East: Kenzo nailed it
	3:12pm Billy Jam: great job last night Scott!
	3:13pm Uncle Michael: They did away with the Bell Beefer. They're dead to me.
	3:14pm Scott Williams: thanks so much everyone. btw, the 1st post-marathon show is my fave show of the year, it feels so very good to be here with yallz
	3:15pm davex: Hi Scott and everyone - good afternevening and congratulations!
	3:16pm davex: And yes, amazing show last night, Scott and all who were involved...
	🧩 3:17pm tim from champaign: Nice job on Fang last night, Billy! Nice job on ringleading the whole circus, Scott!
	3:17pm mariano: You play a mean guitar, Scott, and so many different styles!
	3:18pm Stanley: Congratulations to everyone. Amazing achievement.
	3:18pm mariano: That's right, Tim: Billy, what a growl you have!
	🧩 3:18pm Matt from Springfield: Feels so very good to be listening, too! I love to bask in post-Marathon glow for a while.
	3:18pm Mike VL: Scott- So upset I couldn't make it down to the groundfloor last night, but I saw the web stream. Once again, you have no equal. Simply amazing!
	🧩 3:19pm Ken From Hyde Park: I feel like a crumb when I bug people to buy fund-raising items for my daughter's school. Hard to imagine pleading for two solid weeks to raise $1.2M. You guys have a good product going.
	3:20pm dc pat: another year in the pocket.
	3:20pm Mark: Really great show thus far, Scott.
	3:22pm KP: nice instrumental
	3:22pm braveness23: This Yo La Tengo song is making me extremely happy
	3:22pm braveness23: oh... B23 here!
	🧩 3:22pm Matt from Springfield: @Scott: And don't forget the elec piano during "Blinded By The Light"--also a good arrangement beside all your great guitar playing.
	3:22pm Bas NL: Wow!! I'm just tuning in; Marathon GOAL!! :D :D :D You and all other DJ performers were awesome last night Scott!
	3:24pm Cheri Pi: What a Jammy, this.
	3:26pm Dominick: So good
	3:26pm Billy Jam: thanks. I thought the band were so tight (as always) and I enjoyed everyone's songs with highlights including Thomas Stork's Cheater Slicks cover and Nachum Segal's set opener of the Carpenters' "Yesterday Once More" - but overall what I loved most about the WFMU Marathon this year and every year (as both a listener and participant) is how in keeping it is with the overall vibe of WFMU: it's unique, fun, and irreverent and most unlike your stereotypical college or public radio station fund-drive
	3:26pm listener james from westwood: Does this qualify as a motorik cut? :)
	3:27pm Mike VL: Bas- I think you deserve a huge thank you as well. You go above and beyond. dank u!!
	3:28pm Cheri Pi: Get any sleep SW or are you surviving on fumes? Listeners want to KNOW
	3:30pm Bas NL: @Mike VL Thanks my friend! But hey, WFMU's THE place to be!!
	3:30pm Cecile: maaaaaan, I gotta see that video!
	3:31pm Whooda: Congratulations DJ Scott Williams terrific fun to watch last night.
	🧩 3:32pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, great psych-pop!
	3:33pm Skirkie: I feel like a butt. Not the good kind.
	3:35pm Ralphine: What is the good kind?
	3:35pm tomasz.: hi Scott, hi everyone. here's to another year of awesome. Danne, continued from previous playlist, i'm aggrieved i didn't get that Taylor ham. next time
	3:36pm Ange: RIP chairs murdered by the marathon
	3:37pm Cecile: listening to Clay doing Eric B and Rakim. Awesome
	🧩 3:37pm Matt from Springfield: Though at FMU, I would think chairs are never "retired", they're used until they die a battle death.
	3:37pm listener james from westwood: WFMU: Home of Exploding Stool.
	3:38pm listener james from westwood: @Matt: The squeaky studio chair in particular warbled its unique call for many, many years.
	🧩 3:39pm Matt from Springfield: @LJFW: Oh no! That squeaky chair was Julie's signature, all quiet at that time in Studio A except for her and the chair. RIP, Squeaks...
	3:40pm Skirkie: Flickr www.flickr.com...
	3:40pm tomasz.: you can't spell "WFMU fundraising marathon" without "fun"
	3:40pm Cheri Pi: Scott, you should post the slow-mo vid! It's hypnotising
	🧩 3:41pm Rev. Turnip Druid: [bursts into room via spectacular hollywood-style crash thru skylight, slinks into corner leaving behind a trail of broken glass, pulls out WFMU flask and drinks quietly]
	3:42pm Van in DC: Congrats again, thanks for a good show so far Scott...gotta run!
	3:44pm Cheri Pi: CUT! we gotta do it againpulls out flask from snood
	🧩 3:45pm Matt from Springfield: Welcome RTD! Cool guys, don't look at explosions or the skylight they crashed. Have a great day Van--and a great year listening to WFMU! :)
	3:48pm Scott Williams: CP, haha! OK, I'll try
	3:49pm Cheri Pi: OR [removes flask from dewlap, shakes off excess staples, tips head towards broken skylight]
	🧩 3:49pm Rev. Turnip Druid: SCOTT: my adoption papers went thru! Clearly the security team at WFMU didn't see the dodgy criminal record... Congrats on a bewildering 'thon..!
	3:51pm Scott Williams: REV DAD!! Oh, I am so pleased. Just tell me how high to jump.
	3:51pm fleep: Happy happy happy dance! WOOT. Congrats everyone.
	🧩 3:51pm Matt from Springfield: Scott is in complete control--we submit to this charismatic leader completely!! Wait, we already did? Okay, um, how bout "That's a cool vid, Scott!"
	3:52pm Cheri Pi: Scott W. Druid has a nice ring to it.
	🧩 3:52pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Just take yr.Flintstones Chewables™ and stay healthy, fer crissakes. I can't afford another visit from CPS (see: Bryce adoption)...
	🧩 3:52pm tim from champaign: Malevolent weird beard, Scott. I dig it.
	3:53pm Cheri Pi: Li'l Turnip Williams
	3:53pm steve: is it not a seriously, unusually massive victory for the station that the goal was reached post-Scharpling (~$200k a year??) AND with a broken transmitter for most of a week? i feared the worst til the very last day... what a relief.
	3:54pm Scott Williams: @tomasz! so sorry you missed the fun last night. thanks for everything you contributed all Marathon long, especially your very swell vibe, my friend
	🧩 3:54pm tim from champaign: Bryce probably had CPS's number on speed dial, RTD.
	3:54pm Cheri Pi: My favorite is the super sneaky palm drying maneuver...
	🧩 3:55pm Matt from Springfield: I give GLOBS of credit to our devoted listeners, steve. I was concerned about that too at the beginning, but we remained on track throughout the Marathon--even with the transmitter about to cash in its Social Security. So hooray listeners!
	🧩 3:55pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Man, I was in gig-prep hell most of the night & couldn't tune in to the Hoof. Is the video archived as well? That question has probably been asked a hundred times by now (?)
	🧩 3:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: How many times did Ken praise the engineer, Eric, who found the root cause of the transmitter problem? Thanks, Eric!
	3:56pm Cheri Pi: "Have we got a video?"
	🧩 3:58pm Rev. Turnip Druid: [nice. Now I've got Video Nasty running thru me head. It could be much worse...]
	3:58pm Julie: All hail Eric Spiegel
	3:58pm Twenty Benson & Hedges: YES.............. WE'VE GOT A VIDEO
	🧩 3:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Cheri Pi - Yes, video is up. www.ustream.tv...
	🧩 3:59pm Rev. Turnip Druid: WHEEEEEEE, SPARKS SHRIEK!
	🧩 3:59pm Matt from Springfield: Sweet! I need to watch the first part of the video anyways!
	3:59pm Cheri Pi: Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!
	3:59pm Uncle Michael: Oh, man!!!
	3:59pm Cheri Pi: SPARKS!!!!!!!!!!!
	🧩 3:59pm Matt from Springfield: SPARKS! :D
	3:59pm dc pat: The next person that says "have we got a video.."
	4:00pm Cheri Pi: JINX AGAIN
	4:00pm fleep: The video finale parts are reversed. Part 2 is first, followed by Part 1.
	4:00pm Cheri Pi: Sparks HIVE MIND
	🧩 4:04pm tim from champaign: I had the worst earworm this morning. Want me to tell y'all what it was?
	4:04pm northguineahills: @ Rev: Flintstones Chewable morphine?
	🧩 4:04pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Holy crap. This Richard Youngs piece has caused me to eat my face.
	🧩 4:05pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ooh, NGH: better living thru chemistry!
	🧩 4:05pm Matt from Springfield: Tell it, tim!
	4:05pm fleep: @timfc go go go
	4:06pm dc pat: say that reminds me, Scott is your SG strung upside down? I saw you doing a good amount of upward strumming last night.
	4:06pm Cheri Pi: I' scared TfC, tell us anyway
	4:07pm dc pat: NO TIM, NO!
	🧩 4:07pm tim from champaign: Don't blame me if it gets stuck in your head.... Manhattan Transfer - "Birdland"
	🧩 4:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: I think the guitar has Reverse Polish Notation.
	4:08pm Scott Williams: @dc pat, it's strung like a right-handed gtr
	4:09pm dc pat: Thanks @Scott, just as I expected. Hats off to your technique.
	4:09pm madman: hey scott great job last night,iam a friend of frangry and Michele ,I was there Friday night during shut up weirdo,keep it going strong madman
	4:09pm Prashanth: man....FMU introduces me to new music everday...in fact the word 'new' is redundant...its an ocean out there
	🧩 4:09pm Matt from Springfield: Have to look up that song after this--but don't feel bad, inducing earworms is kind of Manhattan Transfer's raison d'etre...
	4:09pm northguineahills: I went to go eat lunch at 2:45, so of course I missed us hitting 100% (but I knew it was only $500 short at the time).
	4:10pm Scott Williams: hey madman, nice to see you friday!
	4:11pm dc pat: Love this Valenca tune, guy's nuts...
	🧩 4:11pm Matt from Springfield: You're right, Prashanth--it's not even "new" here, it's an ocean, it's like being at the bottom of the ocean, immersed in all sorts of mysterious and wonderful things! Some of which you recognize, others that are strange but pique your curiosity for more!
	4:11pm still b/p: Alceu was sounding like he jumped in the cold. cold water.
	🧩 4:12pm tim from champaign: MfS - Only look it up if you're a glutton for punishment. A friend and I were goofing on Weather Report. He then told me that the Manhattan Transfer song popped in his head which then cursed my brain. WFMU is good for giving me a good brainwashing.
	4:12pm Prashanth: I thought if FMU reaches its goal the dog will reach for the cow's throat and a fountain of green blood will splash the screen with "we made it".....hmm
	4:12pm Scott Williams: Alceu: sinistersaladmusikal.files.wordpress.com...
	🧩 4:13pm Matt from Springfield: YEAH 80s FUNK!
	4:13pm braveness23: WHAT IS THIS KOOKY RACKET YOU ARE PLAYING? AS A WFMU SWAG FOR LIFE DONOR I DEMAND THAT YOU PLAY MUSIC THAT APPEALS TO MY MAINSTREAM SENSIBILITIES!
	4:14pm fascinoma: oh boy oh gosh that Alceu Valença track...still reeling. great show, Scott!
	🧩 4:15pm Matt from Springfield: @TfC: Caution noted--though useful if only for cataloging into my Index of Dangerous Earworms (Vols. 1-118). Like Maxine Nightingale's "Right Back Where We Started From" -- if I absolutely couldn't get an earworm out of my head, I used to resort to that "nuclear option".
	4:15pm Prashanth: @braveness:mainstream and sensibilities dont go together.. WFMU assures easy bowel movements for the musically constipated until now
	4:16pm Uncle Michael: roughage
	4:16pm Brian in UK: Hey Prashanth ever been to Vienna? (Wein)
	4:16pm braveness23: @Prashanth That'll have to do for now.
	🧩 4:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: Station Manager Ken says the only way to get rid of an earworm is to replace it with another earworm.
	🧩 4:17pm Matt from Springfield: Sounds like a dangerous earworm, that Sparks line!
	4:17pm steve: tim i just watched 3 seconds of that on Youtube and immediately switched it off, i knew right away id be in trouble if i gave it any time to sink it
	4:17pm Prashanth: @Ken: Earworm orgies lead to some serious brain damage man...
	4:18pm Brian in UK: Great to see people are still pledging.
	4:18pm Whooda: a pint of cheap whiskey, a pill bottle full of stool softener and FMU on the laptop. I'm good to go.
	🧩 4:18pm Matt from Springfield: @Ken HP: I agree! But I guess I was used to Maxine enough that it had a quicker "fade" then a brand new earworm, hence my nuclear option of replacing with that.
	🧩 4:18pm Matt from Springfield: @Brian: I've been to Paradise, but I've never been to Wien... ;)
	🧩 4:19pm tim from champaign: Jesus Lizard gets rid of earworms for me.
	4:21pm Whooda: OH! Earworms....I thought you said RING worm.
	🧩 4:21pm tim from champaign: Wise move, steve!
	🧩 4:21pm Matt from Springfield: "Buck Bilioxi and the You Know Whats"!! :)
	4:21pm Prashanth: South Park gets rid of earworms for me....to be replaced with some really nasty visions...
	🧩 4:22pm Matt from Springfield: @steve: Yes, way to use proper Hazmat listening procedures for avoiding contamination!
	🧩 4:22pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Matt - Society is like that, too. One dumb fad is replaced by another. Planking one year and twerking the next, and so on. (By the way, thanks WFMU for not twerking last night.)
	4:22pm Prashanth: I'd love to hear MF sometime...the big and great Maynard Ferguson
	4:22pm Uncle Michael: I've spent my life exploring the subtle whoring that costs too much to be free.
	4:23pm dc pat: with earworms you have 2 choices: 1. replace it with something equally slithery but less irritating; 2. go for noise to completely smother it.
	🧩 4:23pm tim from champaign: When Buck Biloxi and crew were on Chic-A-GoGo, they went as Buck Biloxi and the Yucks.
	🧩 4:23pm Van Morrison, contractually obligated: @Whooda: I can tell by the look on your face..that you've got: ringworm...In fact you're lucky, you've got ringworm...cause you might have had: something else. Wooo!...
	4:24pm steve: Vitamin U by Smokey Robinson consistently eliminates all earworms for me. but it replaces them with Vitamin U, which is generally a step in the right direction.
	4:24pm Andrew Waterloo: We need dumb fads though. Where else are we going to get weird nostalgia to feed off of?
	4:25pm dc pat: option 2 works best for me because it lifts you out of the whole goopy swamp
	4:25pm Carmichael: What it be, dawgs? Post marathon bliss mode, post killerScott W performance mode, etc .... I was thinking Bryce would be twerking. Thankfully, no.
	🧩 4:25pm Matt from Springfield: @Ken HP: Some people are just addicted to dumb trends! Like Newton's law, they can be neither created nor destroyed, just shifted around to other trends! (Though: on Irwin's "Subterranean Homesick Blues" cue cards, "Twerking" was written on one! ;)
	4:26pm Cheri Pi: I was just called out for a minute to the microfilm readers here, I had to scan an article from Creem, circa 1971. what a weird strange trip the last 7 minutes have been.
	4:27pm Whooda: I saw some gal terwking on a DJ on the live stream last night. I don't know everyone's faces or twerking sides but it was pretty hot.
	🧩 4:27pm Matt from Springfield: @UM: As a student of history, I like that Charlene's "seen things that a woman just shouldn't see", right after mentioning kings. Yeah, kings and aristocrats were the worse pervs for those kind of things back then! :)
	4:28pm dc pat: Nice Pi - what was the article about?
	4:28pm Carmichael: @dc pat: Leo Kottke said he would learn to play the earworm tune backwards, so it cancels itself as bring out-of-phase.
	🧩 4:28pm Matt from Springfield: @CP: Wow! Lester B. article? And I just saw Dallas Buyers Club this weekend--it showed a microfilm reader! I think I last used one at my university library, 8 years ago.
	4:28pm Uncle Michael: We've come a long way since the '70s.
	4:30pm doca: @CP: Where do you work? I love microfilm, very useful, though I used it only three or four times in my life
	4:31pm Cheri Pi: it was written by Patty Smith
	🧩 4:32pm Matt from Springfield: That's still pretty cool though! She was writing for Creem in '71--that's well before she went even kinda-mainstream!
	4:33pm Cheri Pi: I work at an academic, midwestern library @doca. We can scan microfilm into neat .pdfs now.
	4:34pm Cheri Pi: Is there a reprint of all the Creems I wonder?
	4:34pm doca: That's beautiful, Cheri Pi. I think microfilms can be preserved more easily than any other type of document, I guess, and .pdfs can be widely distributed. Great way to go (:
	4:36pm MenfussMike: where have i heard this song before?
	4:37pm Prashanth: bye, nice people! gnite actually.. gonna watch Charles Chaplin's Gold Rush with FMU running in the background...
	🧩 4:37pm Matt from Springfield: @MenfussMike: WFMU! Where else! :)
	🧩 4:38pm Matt from Springfield: Good night Prashanth!
	4:38pm Cheri Pi: What MattFS said.
	4:38pm MenfussMike: true, and perhaps, but i thought i might have heard it on some pbs or sci show....maybe as bumper music on coast to coast am????
	4:40pm Uncle Michael: ambient earworm
	4:41pm bloopy: nice!
	4:41pm Greg from Bloomfield: 20 more minutes of this, please.
	4:41pm still b/p: @ Prasanth -- let us know when Charlie does the dinner roll dance and what song is playing here for it.
	4:41pm MenfussMike: yes, nice track
	4:41pm Adam in Portland and Lynnwood: Congratulations on hitting the sweet spot, WFMU!
	🧩 4:45pm Matt from Springfield: @Menfuss: Science programs use space-like music--Mike Oldfield and Brian Eno soundscapes have been used in a lot of NASA films of the 80s.
	4:47pm Cheri Pi: there's a lot going on here, even for the multibraining types.
	4:49pm KevinfromBayRidge: C0NGRATS FMU!!! Back in the Fat Suit Ken! Let's buy us some earworms.
	4:50pm Cheri Pi: lo-fi Dieter, izatchooo?
	4:51pm tomasz.: speaking of earworms, i had the JM in the AM opening theme in my head for approx. 4 days last week
	4:51pm Carmichael: @doca: microfilm, like all other film media, disintegrates slowly over time. The County Clerk Recorder where I work is undergoing a huge program to move all microfilm documents to pdf. Big bucks, but very important.
	4:53pm Cheri Pi: I've had that before tomasz. and now that I know what Miley Cyrus sounds like (thanks to precious DJ Keili) I get that thing stuck in my head. against all my will.
	4:53pm common: sad story, scott.
	🧩 4:54pm Matt from Springfield: @tomasz: Oh yeah, that's one strong earworm! I don't know the words, but I sure can "sing" along to it even now!
	4:54pm doca: @Carmichael: yeah, all media desintegrates, but I held some grudges against the digitalization processes. There's no guarantee that .pdf won't be corrupted or will be preserved any way in the future except for the fact that it is easier to make copies of it. Besides, you really need a BIG budget to move works to digital form.
	4:56pm doca: @Carmichael: Saying this, I think everything should be make digital, so more people can consult documentation (my Master's was all about getting things in Google Books, Brasiliana Digital and Gallica without having to travel to France, Portugal or the US)
	🧩 4:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Does the scanning process convert the microfilm to ASCII? For instance, is "A" stored as a 41 in binary or would it be stored as a picture on the letter A?
	4:57pm Cheri Pi: Someties I get Dave the Spazz' intro stuck in my head...
	5:00pm Cecile: back from worky work stuff and Ustream overload
	5:01pm Carmichael: @doca: In this case, they're a bunch of individual documents (marriage licenses, birth certificates, etc ...), so its not so much the file size but rather the sheer volume of files. But yes, large works of writing (like the OED) would be very tough. But you gotta back them up somehow.
	5:02pm Scott Williams: Fabio's "Giant Man" is a great earworm
	5:02pm Andrew Waterloo: @doca, All conversions risk corruption. At least with digital (and an open format) you can write algorithms that will help you identify and correct potential problems.
	5:02pm Andrew Waterloo: I've had Pulp's "Babies" stuck in my head for awhile.
	5:02pm doca: @Carmichael: Yeah, one needs to do it. It's just that converting things to digital doesn't necessarily imply "democratization" of access or better chances of preservation. You lose something there too
	5:04pm MenfussMike: @SW yes, i LOVE "Giant Man", when i first heard it I thought it was zappa. not sure why.
	5:07pm Cecile: THis epic song sounds like something that would fit on Diane's show. I have "roll bounce" on an infinite loop in my head these days.
	5:07pm doca: @Andrew: The thing is, what and how would we correct historical data? The very fact that one can change a document this way blurs the distinction between an authentic and a falsified document. But again, this doesn't mean it shouldn't be done, especially if in the conversion process there is a mistake, as those that happen in "Google Books Art" tumblrs or those things
	5:08pm tomasz.: Scott: cheers, man! it was a blast. i shall return
	5:08pm Bas NL: I've had an earworm for over thirty years; taped it from radio and never found out what it was. Sounded like Brazilian carnival hit and it had the text: "La vie continue, la vida se continua". It think the artist was something like "Suzy Casseia" (by DJ announcement, but then the earworm had already started) Ring a bell with anyone??
	5:08pm MD: CONGRATS! ANOTHER YEAR AND ANOTHER GOAL!!!! GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL!!!!
	5:09pm tomasz.: Bas, pledge hero! you got the tape still, by any chance? you could try Shazam-ing it if so...
	5:09pm Cecile: bas, try running it past doca the next time he's on here.
	5:10pm GM: Scott, FYI, this SubRosa release is excellent. Great tune here...
	5:10pm Whooda: @Ken micro film also has images so the conversion is probably a bit map to PDF. Then the PDF might be run through Optical Character recognition to format into typesetting. I'm just guessing and probably shouldn't butt-in.
	5:10pm doca: @Bas: "E a vida continua, e a vida continua, esse é o dito que todo mundo proclama. O consolo dos aflitos e a desilusão de quem ama". Maybe it's that song. It's a classic by Paulinho da Viola. www.youtube.com...
	🧩 5:11pm chris: OMFG, This SubRosa track is killer.
	5:11pm Carmichael: This song is gigantic. Several dozen stories tall.
	5:11pm Cecile: hahahaha, speak of the dev-, doca!
	5:12pm Cecile: Epic as the kids say.
	5:12pm Andrew Waterloo: I used to get the odd ear worm from listening to post-rock, and I'd be trying to find this 1 minute segment of music that was buried somewhere on one of a dozen albums.
	5:12pm doca: @Andrew, Carmichale and CP: Just to apologize. I'm speaking always theoretically about what you do everyday in your works. So sorry if I sounded like a pain in the ass
	🧩 5:12pm Matt from Springfield: @Bas: That reminds me of the old WHFS tape I have, with alternative music broadcast late night in Washington DC in Feb 1984. I've found some marvelous groups from that recording (Laurie Anderson, Cocteau Twins!), but there is some stuff so obscure that it's unGooglable (like some socialist postpunk dance music!)
	🧩 5:13pm chris: Hare, hare!
	5:13pm Greg from Bloomfield: Rob kills 100% of the time.
	5:13pm Cecile: this is awesome! Right on, Rob!
	5:13pm doca: @Cecile: haha I'm very alert on the comment board right now
	🧩 5:13pm Matt from Springfield: Already a legend! Brimfuls on the 45!!
	5:13pm Ralphine: Oh. I thought for a second that was Asha Bhosle singing.
	🧩 5:13pm Matt from Springfield: YES chris! :)
	5:14pm Whooda: @Doca President Obama's long form birth certificate is a product of photoshop; a clear forgery. Your're right about reproductions not being authentic. That is an example where the Constitution was subverted with a falsified electronic reproduction. You will remember the woman that released that document died a mysterious death after surviving a Hawaiian plane crash recently.
	5:14pm Stanley: @Ralphine - Asha Bhosle on a bad night.
	5:15pm Bas NL: Cheers @doca and all! I got to dig it out; must have it somewhere.. It was maybe African.. Soca.. must find it again.. He,he, Rob W... awesome!
	🧩 5:16pm Matt from Springfield: @Stanley: Before tea and vocal exercises, after a night of wild partying at the Bollywood premiere party!
	5:17pm doca: @Whooda: I don't know the document you're talking about, but this is a sensible issue in the opening of the archives in Latin American countries regarding the military dictatorships. Things get converted to digital and then launched to the public out of context and sometimes with no guarantee that the document was not altered in some way. Most of the times not, but besides an institutional imprint somewhere, you don't have a safeguard that the document won't lent itself easily to misuse (but any document can be misused...oh boy)
	🧩 5:17pm chris: Music to theorize conspiracies by!
	5:17pm Stanley: @MfS - Ol' Asha was such a party animal.
	5:19pm Whooda: @Doca the forgery of Obama's BC was discovered becuse is was poorly executed and still showed the "layers" it brought over from Photoshop. The layers are only recognizable if the 'orignial' (fake) document is still in digital form and opend in a graphics software program that supports layering.
	5:20pm Carmichael: @Whooda: Now, with your statement, you have released the black helicopters from the control zone. EBE-3 (EBE-1's son) will be there momentarily. Your only defense is a large chunk of Element 232. Good luck!
	5:22pm Whooda: @chris it' was a conspiracy, now it's a proveable crime and hopefully the murder of Loretta Fuddy will be proven too.
	5:22pm doca: LOL Carmichael
	5:25pm Whooda: @carmichael I'm ready for 'em. I have my gold-plated foil hat, and assualt rifle loaded with jelly beans. And just for safety when I',m alseep, I nap in a homemade Tesla cage. :)
	5:26pm Andrew Waterloo: It's kind of ridiculous to assume that because a digital scan of a document has "layers" that it's a forgery.
	🧩 5:27pm Ike: @Whooda, you're not just poking hornets' nests today, you're darn near trying to pan-fry them with habanero chili sauce while the hornets are still inside.
	🧩 5:28pm Matt from Springfield: Gold-foil! That's a good one, you can also use it for trading once the helicopters and satellites are all brought down after the collapse!
	5:28pm Carmichael: @Whooda: Unfortunately, they won't help you when you're 7 levels below White Sands, New Mexico, in a cage with all the other human/alien hybrid experiments.
	5:29pm Whooda: @andrew, a paper document would not have electronic layers. Plus the type faces didn't match from the type. I told you it was poorly done. You can research it yourself, I'm not trying to convince anyone. Next you will expect me to claim the NSA is tracking every move of everyone on Earth in real time.
	5:30pm Bas NL: @doca Found the track on my hd! Must have survived at least three computers ;) Uploaded it here goo.gl... If you could point me to it's origins.. VERY much appreciated!! ;)
	5:30pm Whooda: @Matt haha that's very resorceful thinking :)
	5:30pm doca: A digital document has layers and not necessarily is a forgery, to support Andrew in this. But if a forgery is a bad one, it should appear kinda easily.
	5:30pm Andrew Waterloo: @Whooda The problem with your argument is that you're forgetting that scanners introduce layers.
	5:32pm Andrew Waterloo: @Whooda this is one of those conspiracies where a bunch of non-experts ask a lot of non-expert questions..
	5:32pm Whooda: @Andrew, what flatbed scanner does layers without software to support it? Again, just research it. It's not a fact I want to prove to anyone on a music board.
	5:32pm doca: @Whooda: Yeah, it's part of the digital thing. The digital establishes a different relation between content and form, as one becomes another but, at the same time, you can change one without changing the other (like presenting something in a different manner than the original but keeping the same content, as a Kindle file does)
	5:34pm Andrew Waterloo: @Whooda Any scanner that outputs any file format besides Jpg.
	5:36pm Whooda: @Doca Kindle doesn't do layers. I was a printer and then a digital prepress operater for the California State Publishing Office (formerly State Printing Plant). It has been years ago but I trained with Photoshop, Illusterator, Pagemaker, Quark, etc. I operated the first digital color copier there. And Loretta Fudd is still dead AFTER surving the crash.
	5:36pm doca: @Bas: I don't know where it comes from, but those guys at Global Groove or Dial Africa blogs should now. It sounds like something from Congo, especially that it sounds like french or a creole french. There's one line in Portuguese, though. Maybe they're Cape Verdian, but I don't know
	5:37pm Andrew Waterloo: Most scanners will optically convert text on a document into some from of editable ASCII txt. So the scanner will attempt to separate document into layers of separate paragraphs and separate images.
	🧩 5:38pm Ken From Hyde Park: Tom Cameron's track reminds me of Koyaanisqatsi or Powaqqatsi.
	5:38pm doca: @Whooda: I used just as an example, as you can read the same thing with a different disposition on the screen that is not the same thing as just zooing in or out an image file. A mp3 file has layers, as to grasp how it is part of the conversion to digital.
	5:39pm Bas NL: Thanks for listening @doca!! I'll go to those blogs; got to find out one day!
	5:40pm Whooda: @Andrew The scanner doesn't do that, the software does. Again, just do a simple google search about the BC, then we can discuss it intellegently.
	5:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 99% - & 100% Morning After- jeez - dramarama round here or what - ?! ...Sweet Gawd on metacrutches I I iz a poor poor man - so sincere Thank You Thank You Thank You to the real Pledgers that make it work - the mad bad & dangerous to know - yeah - talkin' to you...
	5:42pm doca: Anyway, guys, keep it gentle. It has been a most entertaining and demanding discussion. A tribute to the radio station that will stay alive for another year. As for the technical thing, I'll ask for your support on anything I write for some time. Gotta go now, but thanks for the conversation!
	5:42pm Stanley: @Bas - the track you posted is a belter. I concur with doca that it sounds Congolese. I love it when some music is not mentioned on the internet or known to Shazam.
	5:42pm Whooda: @doca OK, I never worked with MP3 files only WAV. files. But I think digital spectum is different than editing layer of image data.
	5:42pm Andrew Waterloo: @Whooda, It's immaterial whether it's the scanner or the document creating the layers. It was the scanner + scanner software that generated the digital copy of the birth certificate. I'm not going to do your research for you. Why don't you look up all the snopes and youtube articles that debunk the idea of forgery?
	5:45pm Whooda: @Andrew, your're obsessed with "debunking" me. I've told you I'm not trying to prove anything to you. But I do realize you are in deep denial about what is happening to you by your government.
	5:46pm Bas NL: Thanks for listening @Stanley.. i think you can agree it's a pretty good earworm ;) ;)
	🧩 5:46pm chris: Jeez there's alot of dishes to wash, aren't there?
	5:47pm Cecile: Whooda. Stick. Beehive. Stop.
	🧩 5:47pm Ike: Yes, sheeple, wake up! All our presidents are clearly LIZARD PEOPLE from Saturn who enjoy eating babies! We must resurrect Sun Ra who, of course, came here to battle the lizard men with the power of FREE JAZZ. Dick Cheney is one too. Ask Louis C.K.!
	5:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...How could you obfuscate Obama not being born in Hawaii & hence the U.S. ?? It isn't down to one document - whatever its' characteristics - & I don't care if Obama was born in the U.S. or not! The real question is who you got woulda been a better Prez w/ the market crash & a false war in Iraq & all the rest - Romney - ?!?!...
	5:49pm Cecile: Ike. You too.
	5:49pm doca: Just a side note: the governments are spying us in ways that we don't need each other to fight about, there's no reason in keeping arguing about conspiracy theories that as far as we would be able to understand them they are just conspiracy theories.
	5:50pm doca: Me too, Cecile? And I was heading off the comment board...
	🧩 5:50pm chris: I now fear for Louis C.K.'s life after being outed here for his knowledge of the Lizard People. Sorry, @Ceclie... I'll shut up now.
	5:50pm fred von helsing: Dick Cheney is one of the lizard men ? I am very tight with that.
	5:51pm Cecile: Debbie Gibson is pregnant with my 2-headed love child.
	5:51pm fred von helsing: One word: TERRAFORMING
	5:52pm Andrew Waterloo: I'll leave my lizard people joke alone :)
	🧩 5:52pm chris: Dear NSA cube monkey, thanks for reading, now get a real job.
	🧩 5:52pm Ike: Now you're on it, Cecile!
	5:53pm Carmichael: Nice Mojo Nixon quote, Cecile ... :)
	5:53pm doca: If humans were lizards things would be way more cool
	5:53pm Cecile: I'm not the hall monitor here. You can do what you want. And I can be assertive about you doing what you want. And you can ignore me. But it's a lot more pleasant when people stop feeding the trolls.
	5:53pm Whooda: RevRabbit the topic started with the suggestion that history can't be trusted when documention is digitized. But that is also true with ink and paper. Forgeries are as old as papyrus paper. The Persians developed paper marbling in the middle ages to combat forgeries of official documents. The technique was secret for miliinia. I taught a small paper marbling summer class at CSU Sacramento.
	🧩 5:54pm Matt from Springfield: Fraternity of Man!
	5:54pm Carmichael: @Bas: I betcha Doug Schulkind would know the name and origin of your song in question. In fact, Rob Weisberg could very well know, too.
	5:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: History is written by the Winners - no doubt about that. Basic Orwell.
	5:55pm Cecile: Carm, good recommendations
	5:56pm Carmichael: This can't be the same Fraternity of Man who played "Save Your Kisses For Me"?!?
	🧩 5:56pm chris: Thanks, Scott! Thanks everyone. What a great way to begin the week!
	🧩 5:56pm Ike: Anyway, great show, Scott. And Cecile, thanks for the two-headed love child.
	5:57pm Whooda: Once upon a time history was written by the victors, but now history is being re-written by the powerful. As they say, memories down the rabbit hole.
	5:57pm Cecile: Carm, that was Brotherhood of Man.
	5:57pm Bas NL: @Carmichael Good one. WFMU. Music Guru central.. ;) Will drop it to them!
	5:57pm Carmichael: It aint bein' written by me ...
	5:58pm Cecile: You're welcome, Ike.
	5:58pm northguineahills: Thanks again, Scott!
	5:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Victors - Rich & Powerful - same but different. Listening to Dave Emory is interesting, though: Snowden as bad guy - it would explain some ambiguities!...
	5:59pm Greg from Bloomfield: Great show today, Scott!
	🧩 5:59pm Matt from Springfield: All right! Thanks Scott! Thanks Listener-Pledger-Volunteer-Supporters! We loves youse all! :D
	5:59pm Bas NL: pop DST, there goes another hour! Thanks Scott!
	6:00pm Andrew Waterloo: Great show Scott!
	6:38pm tomasz.: pinpointing the exact moment when this comment board turned into Dave Emory's show
	2:40pm Bas NL: For posterity i'd like to report that WFMU veteran extraordinaire Doug Schulkind identified my long unknown track in no time.. He even sent a photo of the cover as it even was in his collection. The track was from a 12'' 'La Vie Continue" by Souzy Kessaya from Congo (Zaire back on release in 1985). Many many thanks Doug!!

Scott Williams: Playlist from March 10, 2014

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