WFMU: World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from April 27, 2014

Listener comments!
	10:02pm Dave Mandl: Good evening and welcome, everyone.
	10:02pm 12539: Evening, Mr Mandl.
	10:02pm Carmichael: Heya Dave.
	10:03pm P-90: Evening, @ DJ Dave M.
	10:04pm Dave Mandl: Hey there, 12539, Carmichael, P-90.
	10:04pm doca: hyia pharoah dave and all the overlords.
	10:05pm Dave Mandl: Evening, doca.
	10:07pm doca: daniel's was such a good show and now yours is starting this way, i'm sensing i won't be able to sleep the time i thought i would
	10:08pm P-90: "Sleep? We don't need no stinking sleep, Senor."
	10:09pm Dave Mandl: Yeah, sleep is overrated.
	10:09pm doca: haha @P-90 from where is that?
	10:10pm doca: say that to the guy (me) who is suspecting is developing insomnia
	10:12pm Dave Mandl: @doca: "Treasure of the Sierra Madre" reference, no?
	10:12pm JakeGould: Hello!
	10:12pm P-90: Originally spoken by Mexican bandit(o) in John Huston's Treasure of Sierra Madre, parodied by Mel brooks in Blazing Saddles
	10:13pm Carmichael: @doca: go watch the Magnificent Seven.
	10:13pm Dave Mandl: Evening, Jake.
	10:14pm Dave Mandl: It's also in the original novel by B. Traven ("We don't need no stinkin' badges.")
	10:15pm P-90: In the novel and the film, the bandito claims that he and his bandito gang are "Federales." When asked to show their badges... ---Like Mandl says
	10:16pm Droll: ...and Blazing Saddles (We don't need no stinkin' badges)
	10:17pm doca: @Dave and P-90: never saw the movie neither read the novel, but I know the reference. I know the author was a very mysterious guy too, neither his wife knew his real name it seems.
	10:18pm doca: @Carm: I've seen the Magnificent Seven, great movie. And I think it's way better than the Seven Samurai.
	10:18pm P-90: So: it's become a meme or a trope or a running gag or whatever you want to call it: (in Mexican bandito accent) "[Blank]? We don't need no stinkin' [blank]!"
	10:20pm P-90: See? It's become so much a part of the culture that you know the gag even though you haven't seen the movie or read the book...
	10:21pm pacific standard simon: Also the name of a Dan Hicks band -- The Stinking Badges!
	10:21pm doca: Hahaha "We don't need no stinking movies/books, señor"
	10:22pm doca: I'm always amazed by this "B. Traven was the pen name of a presumably German novelist, whose real name, nationality, date and place of birth and details of biography are all subject to dispute."
	10:22pm 12539: (DPV3.5 = Dub Plate volume 3.5)
	10:23pm pacific standard simon: @doca - Re: Seven vs. Seven -- BLASPHEMY!
	10:23pm JakeGould: I once met a guy on a roof in Williamsburg. At a party. He was wearing a cowboy hat. I asked to see his badge. He said “I don’t need no stinking badge!” And stormed off saying, “You won't have Nixon to kick around anymore.” Big buzzkill that guy was.
	10:24pm P-90: @ pss: there you are! Yeah. I forgot about the musical "Stinking Badges." I do remember the musical "Honeymooners" though
	10:26pm Dave Mandl: @12539: Ah, really? Thanks. I had no idea.
	10:26pm doca: @pss: I always say that with a lot of confidence because it's a polemical argument.
	10:27pm Dave Mandl: Yeah, B. Traven was a very interesting guy. An anarchist. His other novels are just as good as that one.
	10:28pm JakeGould: Some guy in my building screamed like Ralph Kramden stubbing a toe a few days back. But this was not that funny. Kind of creepy. But I swear, just like Ralph Kramden.
	10:29pm pacific standard simon: I read The Death Ship and a pile of short stories; enjoyed 'em all.
	10:29pm doca: @Dave: I never read him, I'll get some of his stuff. Been trying to reconnect to political fiction.
	10:32pm JakeGould: PSS, now I have some new audiobooks to download.
	10:32pm P-90: No way, no how am I going to enter the 7 vs. 7 debate. Religion, politics, and "The Seven Samurai" are sacred-cow topics best left off the Comments, It can only lead to misunderstandings, hurt feelings, ruined friendships, broken marriages, the collapse of Civilization As We Know It, and long pointless exchanges of useless opining. And agita. Don't forget agita.
	10:34pm Droll: ...trying to reconnect to political fiction. HA! Have you tried commercial new media?
	10:37pm P-90: Mickey Dolenz famously does the "sinking badges" gag in the very first episode of The Monkees": Season Two
	10:37pm 12539: Wow, I never heard James Blackshaw sing before. (I guess I should add a smiey face)
	10:37pm doca: @Droll: didn't get it eheh I've said that meaning books who deal quite directly with political/economical issues. I'm reading the Mars trilogy by Kim Stanley Robinson, if that counts as an example. @pss: haha OK, I don't want to get in that discussion either. It just that, nevermind all the relevance and technical feats of the Kurosawa movie, I only found the Magnificent Seven a more neatly packed and pleasurable movie than his. Besides, I think Kurosawa's has not aged as good as Ozu's or Mizoguchi's (but we don't need to get into that discussion eheh)
	10:38pm P-90: ..."sTinking badges", you know what I meant
	10:38pm Droll: HEY! The comments board ate my 's' in 'news' and P-90's 't' in 'stinking'. Internet sux! Kenzo! You fix interwebz!
	10:39pm 12539: It also ate the l in my 'smiley'
	10:40pm P-90: Usually I only have that problem when using the IOS app from Ipad, but I'm on desktop, so: mebbe just sloppy typing...
	10:40pm doca: Can I blame the comment board for not getting right almost all of the English tenses?
	10:42pm P-90: "Tenses? We don't need no stinkin' tenses, Senor!"
	10:43pm doca: P-90: laughing hard here.
	10:43pm Andrew Waterloo: @P-90, that would feel better if the tense was wrong.
	10:43pm P-90: @ doca: Actually, your tenses look pretty good. They're tricky though, aren't they? Heh heh heh
	10:43pm Droll: [sigh] I hope DM will just edit the comments later so it all makes sense when the people of the future Google (or whatever they do in the future) it.
	10:44pm Dave Mandl: @Droll: Don't tempt me. Copyeditors never sleep.
	10:46pm P-90: @Droll: The People of the Future want the raw text, pure and not expurgated or abridged
	10:46pm doca: @pss: They are quite easy, but actually I('ve?) never learned the difference between them.
	10:46pm 12539: Is copyeditor one word?
	10:47pm Dave Mandl: Sometimes two, but more often one, I think.
	10:49pm P-90: @ doca: assuming that was meant to be funny--actually it's hysterical
	10:50pm P-90: @ DJ Dave: Ted and the gang really rocked that one We ARE listening, not just commenting
	10:51pm Droll: DM, I knew I could count on you! P-90, That's impossible because some changes are unintentional. In fact, Kenzo recently fixed a bug which left a playlist conversation about the bug without context. Even though the conversation was unchanged, the conversation no longer makes sense. History on the internetz is not as constant as we wish it were.
	10:56pm P-90: @Droll: maybe Kenzo was just covering his own ass in that one particular case And you are correct, Sir, in the future, they will have moved beyond Google, they will use an advanced system called "Potrzebie."
	10:57pm Cory: P-90, ever think about rolling it back a notch?
	11:00pm doca: Well, gonna get off the comment board. Thanks for all the conversation and thanks for the great music, Mr. Dave Mandl.
	11:00pm pacific standard simon: Hope not.
	11:01pm Dave Mandl: @doca: Thank you. Have a great night/week.
	11:02pm Andrew Waterloo: This song is GPOY
	11:06pm pacific standard simon: Came back to the computer from a bowl of soup in time for the Krokofant track -- intense, man.
	11:15pm pacific standard simon: A Google image search for "Krokofant" yields surprisingly hilarious results.
	11:16pm Rectitude WaKES uP: aND TURns the RaDio ON....Hello humanbeings.... krokofant alikeES
	11:16pm Andrew Waterloo: I wonder if the future of search engine is to simply make something up when there isn't enough search results.
	11:22pm Droll: Yes, I was also trying to calculate Krokofant, Something like 4/8, 5/8, 3/8, 8/8... I don't think that was it. Jezzz, they go fast.
	11:23pm That Bipolar Guy: Hello mister Mandl:( I'm sorry I missed almost all your show:-(
	11:23pm Carmichael: These are some great comments. Anything that gets people to watch great movies and listen to great music is greatly worthwhile.
	11:24pm Dave Mandl: Hi, @TBG. No sweat. You'll just have to listen twice as hard to the rest of it.
	11:24pm That Bipolar Guy: Someone uploaded all seven seasons of the show. mission impossible on youtube I've been watching since. 9am this morning
	11:25pm pacific standard simon: That sounds punishing.
	11:27pm Droll: TBG, That's one of the all-time great theme songs! pss, Like an impossible mission?
	11:29pm pacific standard simon: Like one of those guys who in Mexico who has himself crucified to celebrate Easter.
	11:30pm pacific standard simon: Wow, mangled sentence. I trust you guys to figure it out.
	11:30pm That Bipolar Guy: @Droll I haven't seen tbd show in over 30 years was surprised when I found all 7 seasons uploaded. Sure was fun watching it
	11:31pm Carmichael: The best theme song EVER is the theme from Mannix. Case closed.
	11:31pm Andrew Waterloo: Mission Impossible is one of those shows I'd watch just because the theme is memorable.
	11:32pm pacific standard simon: Thanks to Netflix, I watched every single Monkees episode. Consecutively.
	11:33pm Andrew Waterloo: @Carmichael, even better than Route 66?
	11:34pm Droll: pss, No sweat, Mandl's gonna stay up all night editing that crap so we look smart(er). Check out the archives, he has some pro voiceover guy overdub all his mic breaks.
	11:35pm zbs: Peter Gunn loyalist here. Seven seasons of "Mission Impossible," starting this morning sounds about right, isn't that like 120 hours ? We'll check back to see if you're spazzing yet Thursday
	11:35pm Carmichael: @Andrew: oooh dude, its an upbringing thing.
	11:35pm zbs: I'm glad the math problems are so easy
	11:35pm pacific standard simon: The best theme is Alfred Hitchcock's. Don't even try to compete. And don't forget Hawaii 5-0!
	11:36pm Dave Mandl: @zbs: Easy for you, maybe.
	11:36pm Andrew Waterloo: Nah, the best theme is Rockford Files with Hearty White singing along.
	11:37pm pacific standard simon: The rats! The rats in the walls!
	11:38pm P-90: Hoyt Curtin's "Jonny Quest" theme should not go unmentioned here
	11:38pm Droll: The Rockford Files theme was a legit pop hit before it was a theme song. As long as we're enumerating them, can't forget Quincy Jones' theme for Sanford and Son.
	11:39pm Carmichael: I firmly believe that Hearty White is my crazy uncle. Or maybe one of the voices in my head. Or both.
	11:40pm zbs: Maimi Vice? Axel F? Oh wait. 290 + 2 = 292
	11:41pm Andrew Waterloo: In Canada, if you want a free bag of chips you have to be able to add, multiply, divide, and subtract.
	11:41pm pacific standard simon: @Droll - you think the session musician playing bass harmonica on the Sanford theme might be the same guy who played on The Beach Boys' "Surf's Up"?
	11:42pm tomB: Theme from Perry Mason. Later performed by Danny Gatton.
	11:42pm P-90: "Good Times" theme is an extraordinary piece of work: It somehow compresses this really huge Gospel rave-up into 50 seconds, or whatever it is
	11:42pm Dave Mandl: I know who the bassist on the Sanford and Son theme was: Chuck Rainey. But that's the extent of my knowledge.
	11:42pm 12539: Trépidoptère sounds like a timid dinosaur.
	11:43pm pacific standard simon: For you, Andrew: pacificstandardsimon.tumblr.com...
	11:43pm zbs: I guess I can't get the timid dinosaur emoji in this thing
	11:44pm P-90: @125etc.: Excellent, Dude!
	11:45pm Rectitude: www.youtube.com... .........................This was RErun on swedish televisin when i was a kid..... i loved the show..... just feelt like sharing ,,, Being on the INTERNET and all.......
	11:45pm zbs: PSSST simon, I would totally barbecue w/ those dudes. Sorta worried about the other one though.
	11:47pm pacific standard simon: The guys with the pickle?
	11:53pm Andrew Waterloo: excuse me for a sec guys, I need to go sit in my canoe.
	11:55pm pacific standard simon: Can you canoe? Can do!
	11:57pm 12539: Thanks, Mr Mandl!
	11:58pm Dave Mandl: Thanks, all. Have a great week.
	11:58pm pacific standard simon: Say it aint so!
	11:59pm Droll: C: Come over. A: Alone. N: Now. O: Oh! E: etcetera, etcetera. I'm down with Savoy Brown. Thanks DM, have a fun week, and thanks for staying up late editing all the comments and whatnot!
	11:59pm pacific standard simon: Climax Blues Band, baby!

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from April 27, 2014

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April 27, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Pharoah Overlord	Zero Gravity "Zero Gravity" by "Pharoah Overlord"	Live In Suomi Finland	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Twice as Much	Simplified "Simplified" by "Twice as Much"	Sittin' on a Fence: The Immediate Anthology	0:06:22 (Pop-up)
Juana Molina	El Cristal "El Cristal" by "Juana Molina"	Tres Cosas	0:09:48 (Pop-up)
Aru	Building the Ark "Building the Ark" by "Aru"	DPV3.5	0:14:26 (Pop-up)

Other Music	Music with Too Many Parts	Incidents Out of Context	0:23:59 (Pop-up)
Carol of Harvest	You and Me "You and Me" by "Carol of Harvest"	Carol of Harvest	0:32:05 (Pop-up)
James Blackshaw	And I Have Come Upon This Place by Lost Ways	Love is the Plan, the Plan is Death	0:34:24 (Pop-up)
Ted Curson Quartet	Musis Sacrum "Musis Sacrum" by "Ted Curson Quartet"	Urge	0:39:36 (Pop-up)

Krokofant	Supermann "Supermann" by "Krokofant"	Krokofant	0:53:22 (Pop-up)
Dinmachine	Tryad "Tryad" by "Dinmachine"	Dance Is Reason	0:59:27 (Pop-up)
Catherine Jauniaux & Tim Hodgkinson	Une Escadrille de Sorcières	Fluvial	1:05:30 (Pop-up)
Pierre Dørge & New Jungle Orchestra	A Rose for Laurent	Even the Moon Is Dancing	1:10:13 (Pop-up)

Reinaldo Laddaga/Barbara Elison	15	Things That a Mutant Needs to Know	1:21:30 (Pop-up)
Miminokoto	Hitoyogiri "Hitoyogiri" by "Miminokoto"	Hitoyogiri	1:24:33 (Pop-up)
Meta Meta	São Jorge "São Jorge" by "Meta Meta"	Metal Metal	1:29:48 (Pop-up)
Denis Dufour	Trépidoptères "Trépidoptères" by "Denis Dufour"	Chrysalide	1:34:02 (Pop-up)
Shayna Dulberger	Heart Like a Rabbit	Ache & Flutter	1:40:12 (Pop-up)

Savoy Brown	A Hard Way to Go "A Hard Way to Go" by "Savoy Brown"	The Best of Savoy Brown	1:49:45 (Pop-up)
Boards of Canada	Chromakey Dreamcoat	The Campfire Headphase	1:51:34 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:02pm Dave Mandl: Good evening and welcome, everyone.
	10:02pm 12539: Evening, Mr Mandl.
	10:02pm Carmichael: Heya Dave.
	10:03pm P-90: Evening, @ DJ Dave M.
	10:04pm Dave Mandl: Hey there, 12539, Carmichael, P-90.
	10:04pm doca: hyia pharoah dave and all the overlords.
	10:05pm Dave Mandl: Evening, doca.
	10:07pm doca: daniel's was such a good show and now yours is starting this way, i'm sensing i won't be able to sleep the time i thought i would
	10:08pm P-90: "Sleep? We don't need no stinking sleep, Senor."
	10:09pm Dave Mandl: Yeah, sleep is overrated.
	10:09pm doca: haha @P-90 from where is that?
	10:10pm doca: say that to the guy (me) who is suspecting is developing insomnia
	10:12pm Dave Mandl: @doca: "Treasure of the Sierra Madre" reference, no?
	10:12pm JakeGould: Hello!
	10:12pm P-90: Originally spoken by Mexican bandit(o) in John Huston's Treasure of Sierra Madre, parodied by Mel brooks in Blazing Saddles
	10:13pm Carmichael: @doca: go watch the Magnificent Seven.
	10:13pm Dave Mandl: Evening, Jake.
	10:14pm Dave Mandl: It's also in the original novel by B. Traven ("We don't need no stinkin' badges.")
	10:15pm P-90: In the novel and the film, the bandito claims that he and his bandito gang are "Federales." When asked to show their badges... ---Like Mandl says
	10:16pm Droll: ...and Blazing Saddles (We don't need no stinkin' badges)
	10:17pm doca: @Dave and P-90: never saw the movie neither read the novel, but I know the reference. I know the author was a very mysterious guy too, neither his wife knew his real name it seems.
	10:18pm doca: @Carm: I've seen the Magnificent Seven, great movie. And I think it's way better than the Seven Samurai.
	10:18pm P-90: So: it's become a meme or a trope or a running gag or whatever you want to call it: (in Mexican bandito accent) "[Blank]? We don't need no stinkin' [blank]!"
	10:20pm P-90: See? It's become so much a part of the culture that you know the gag even though you haven't seen the movie or read the book...
	10:21pm pacific standard simon: Also the name of a Dan Hicks band -- The Stinking Badges!
	10:21pm doca: Hahaha "We don't need no stinking movies/books, señor"
	10:22pm doca: I'm always amazed by this "B. Traven was the pen name of a presumably German novelist, whose real name, nationality, date and place of birth and details of biography are all subject to dispute."
	10:22pm 12539: (DPV3.5 = Dub Plate volume 3.5)
	10:23pm pacific standard simon: @doca - Re: Seven vs. Seven -- BLASPHEMY!
	10:23pm JakeGould: I once met a guy on a roof in Williamsburg. At a party. He was wearing a cowboy hat. I asked to see his badge. He said “I don’t need no stinking badge!” And stormed off saying, “You won't have Nixon to kick around anymore.” Big buzzkill that guy was.
	10:24pm P-90: @ pss: there you are! Yeah. I forgot about the musical "Stinking Badges." I do remember the musical "Honeymooners" though
	10:26pm Dave Mandl: @12539: Ah, really? Thanks. I had no idea.
	10:26pm doca: @pss: I always say that with a lot of confidence because it's a polemical argument.
	10:27pm Dave Mandl: Yeah, B. Traven was a very interesting guy. An anarchist. His other novels are just as good as that one.
	10:28pm JakeGould: Some guy in my building screamed like Ralph Kramden stubbing a toe a few days back. But this was not that funny. Kind of creepy. But I swear, just like Ralph Kramden.
	10:29pm pacific standard simon: I read The Death Ship and a pile of short stories; enjoyed 'em all.
	10:29pm doca: @Dave: I never read him, I'll get some of his stuff. Been trying to reconnect to political fiction.
	10:32pm JakeGould: PSS, now I have some new audiobooks to download.
	10:32pm P-90: No way, no how am I going to enter the 7 vs. 7 debate. Religion, politics, and "The Seven Samurai" are sacred-cow topics best left off the Comments, It can only lead to misunderstandings, hurt feelings, ruined friendships, broken marriages, the collapse of Civilization As We Know It, and long pointless exchanges of useless opining. And agita. Don't forget agita.
	10:34pm Droll: ...trying to reconnect to political fiction. HA! Have you tried commercial new media?
	10:37pm P-90: Mickey Dolenz famously does the "sinking badges" gag in the very first episode of The Monkees": Season Two
	10:37pm 12539: Wow, I never heard James Blackshaw sing before. (I guess I should add a smiey face)
	10:37pm doca: @Droll: didn't get it eheh I've said that meaning books who deal quite directly with political/economical issues. I'm reading the Mars trilogy by Kim Stanley Robinson, if that counts as an example. @pss: haha OK, I don't want to get in that discussion either. It just that, nevermind all the relevance and technical feats of the Kurosawa movie, I only found the Magnificent Seven a more neatly packed and pleasurable movie than his. Besides, I think Kurosawa's has not aged as good as Ozu's or Mizoguchi's (but we don't need to get into that discussion eheh)
	10:38pm P-90: ..."sTinking badges", you know what I meant
	10:38pm Droll: HEY! The comments board ate my 's' in 'news' and P-90's 't' in 'stinking'. Internet sux! Kenzo! You fix interwebz!
	10:39pm 12539: It also ate the l in my 'smiley'
	10:40pm P-90: Usually I only have that problem when using the IOS app from Ipad, but I'm on desktop, so: mebbe just sloppy typing...
	10:40pm doca: Can I blame the comment board for not getting right almost all of the English tenses?
	10:42pm P-90: "Tenses? We don't need no stinkin' tenses, Senor!"
	10:43pm doca: P-90: laughing hard here.
	10:43pm Andrew Waterloo: @P-90, that would feel better if the tense was wrong.
	10:43pm P-90: @ doca: Actually, your tenses look pretty good. They're tricky though, aren't they? Heh heh heh
	10:43pm Droll: [sigh] I hope DM will just edit the comments later so it all makes sense when the people of the future Google (or whatever they do in the future) it.
	10:44pm Dave Mandl: @Droll: Don't tempt me. Copyeditors never sleep.
	10:46pm P-90: @Droll: The People of the Future want the raw text, pure and not expurgated or abridged
	10:46pm doca: @pss: They are quite easy, but actually I('ve?) never learned the difference between them.
	10:46pm 12539: Is copyeditor one word?
	10:47pm Dave Mandl: Sometimes two, but more often one, I think.
	10:49pm P-90: @ doca: assuming that was meant to be funny--actually it's hysterical
	10:50pm P-90: @ DJ Dave: Ted and the gang really rocked that one We ARE listening, not just commenting
	10:51pm Droll: DM, I knew I could count on you! P-90, That's impossible because some changes are unintentional. In fact, Kenzo recently fixed a bug which left a playlist conversation about the bug without context. Even though the conversation was unchanged, the conversation no longer makes sense. History on the internetz is not as constant as we wish it were.
	10:56pm P-90: @Droll: maybe Kenzo was just covering his own ass in that one particular case And you are correct, Sir, in the future, they will have moved beyond Google, they will use an advanced system called "Potrzebie."
	10:57pm Cory: P-90, ever think about rolling it back a notch?
	11:00pm doca: Well, gonna get off the comment board. Thanks for all the conversation and thanks for the great music, Mr. Dave Mandl.
	11:00pm pacific standard simon: Hope not.
	11:01pm Dave Mandl: @doca: Thank you. Have a great night/week.
	11:02pm Andrew Waterloo: This song is GPOY
	11:06pm pacific standard simon: Came back to the computer from a bowl of soup in time for the Krokofant track -- intense, man.
	11:15pm pacific standard simon: A Google image search for "Krokofant" yields surprisingly hilarious results.
	11:16pm Rectitude WaKES uP: aND TURns the RaDio ON....Hello humanbeings.... krokofant alikeES
	11:16pm Andrew Waterloo: I wonder if the future of search engine is to simply make something up when there isn't enough search results.
	11:22pm Droll: Yes, I was also trying to calculate Krokofant, Something like 4/8, 5/8, 3/8, 8/8... I don't think that was it. Jezzz, they go fast.
	11:23pm That Bipolar Guy: Hello mister Mandl:( I'm sorry I missed almost all your show:-(
	11:23pm Carmichael: These are some great comments. Anything that gets people to watch great movies and listen to great music is greatly worthwhile.
	11:24pm Dave Mandl: Hi, @TBG. No sweat. You'll just have to listen twice as hard to the rest of it.
	11:24pm That Bipolar Guy: Someone uploaded all seven seasons of the show. mission impossible on youtube I've been watching since. 9am this morning
	11:25pm pacific standard simon: That sounds punishing.
	11:27pm Droll: TBG, That's one of the all-time great theme songs! pss, Like an impossible mission?
	11:29pm pacific standard simon: Like one of those guys who in Mexico who has himself crucified to celebrate Easter.
	11:30pm pacific standard simon: Wow, mangled sentence. I trust you guys to figure it out.
	11:30pm That Bipolar Guy: @Droll I haven't seen tbd show in over 30 years was surprised when I found all 7 seasons uploaded. Sure was fun watching it
	11:31pm Carmichael: The best theme song EVER is the theme from Mannix. Case closed.
	11:31pm Andrew Waterloo: Mission Impossible is one of those shows I'd watch just because the theme is memorable.
	11:32pm pacific standard simon: Thanks to Netflix, I watched every single Monkees episode. Consecutively.
	11:33pm Andrew Waterloo: @Carmichael, even better than Route 66?
	11:34pm Droll: pss, No sweat, Mandl's gonna stay up all night editing that crap so we look smart(er). Check out the archives, he has some pro voiceover guy overdub all his mic breaks.
	11:35pm zbs: Peter Gunn loyalist here. Seven seasons of "Mission Impossible," starting this morning sounds about right, isn't that like 120 hours ? We'll check back to see if you're spazzing yet Thursday
	11:35pm Carmichael: @Andrew: oooh dude, its an upbringing thing.
	11:35pm zbs: I'm glad the math problems are so easy
	11:35pm pacific standard simon: The best theme is Alfred Hitchcock's. Don't even try to compete. And don't forget Hawaii 5-0!
	11:36pm Dave Mandl: @zbs: Easy for you, maybe.
	11:36pm Andrew Waterloo: Nah, the best theme is Rockford Files with Hearty White singing along.
	11:37pm pacific standard simon: The rats! The rats in the walls!
	11:38pm P-90: Hoyt Curtin's "Jonny Quest" theme should not go unmentioned here
	11:38pm Droll: The Rockford Files theme was a legit pop hit before it was a theme song. As long as we're enumerating them, can't forget Quincy Jones' theme for Sanford and Son.
	11:39pm Carmichael: I firmly believe that Hearty White is my crazy uncle. Or maybe one of the voices in my head. Or both.
	11:40pm zbs: Maimi Vice? Axel F? Oh wait. 290 + 2 = 292
	11:41pm Andrew Waterloo: In Canada, if you want a free bag of chips you have to be able to add, multiply, divide, and subtract.
	11:41pm pacific standard simon: @Droll - you think the session musician playing bass harmonica on the Sanford theme might be the same guy who played on The Beach Boys' "Surf's Up"?
	11:42pm tomB: Theme from Perry Mason. Later performed by Danny Gatton.
	11:42pm P-90: "Good Times" theme is an extraordinary piece of work: It somehow compresses this really huge Gospel rave-up into 50 seconds, or whatever it is
	11:42pm Dave Mandl: I know who the bassist on the Sanford and Son theme was: Chuck Rainey. But that's the extent of my knowledge.
	11:42pm 12539: Trépidoptère sounds like a timid dinosaur.
	11:43pm pacific standard simon: For you, Andrew: pacificstandardsimon.tumblr.com...
	11:43pm zbs: I guess I can't get the timid dinosaur emoji in this thing
	11:44pm P-90: @125etc.: Excellent, Dude!
	11:45pm Rectitude: www.youtube.com... .........................This was RErun on swedish televisin when i was a kid..... i loved the show..... just feelt like sharing ,,, Being on the INTERNET and all.......
	11:45pm zbs: PSSST simon, I would totally barbecue w/ those dudes. Sorta worried about the other one though.
	11:47pm pacific standard simon: The guys with the pickle?
	11:53pm Andrew Waterloo: excuse me for a sec guys, I need to go sit in my canoe.
	11:55pm pacific standard simon: Can you canoe? Can do!
	11:57pm 12539: Thanks, Mr Mandl!
	11:58pm Dave Mandl: Thanks, all. Have a great week.
	11:58pm pacific standard simon: Say it aint so!
	11:59pm Droll: C: Come over. A: Alone. N: Now. O: Oh! E: etcetera, etcetera. I'm down with Savoy Brown. Thanks DM, have a fun week, and thanks for staying up late editing all the comments and whatnot!
	11:59pm pacific standard simon: Climax Blues Band, baby!

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from April 27, 2014

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