WFMU: Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from May 31, 2014

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	3:05am P-90: ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
	3:05am P-90: zzzzzzero hour1
	3:07am Jay/London: Good sunny morning Bill ... Hey p-90 time to wake up !!!
	3:08am Bill Mac: Hey! Here we are! dark and lovely here at 40.7140° N, 74.0710° W! Wake up everybody!
	3:08am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Bill. I think I will listen to the largest part of the show sitting on my bike and enjoying the sun. German Telecom can be grateful to WFMU, since I want to enjoy some freeform outdoors. Otherwise no need for an LTE tariff. Hi P-90!
	3:09am Officer Pupp: Morning Bill This Brigitte Fontaine track is great.
	3:10am Bill Mac: Gentlemen howdee doo!
	3:11am Stanley: Er, where am I? Whats going on?
	3:12am Jay/London: hey stanley is it not just a bit early for you ... did the sun wake you up ...
	3:13am Bill Mac: @Stanley you're throwing me off!
	3:20am Stanley: Sorry guys, I have no idea what I'm doing up at this hour. Might as well listen to the music.
	3:21am Bill Mac: That's exactly what I was going to say.
	3:24am Sem Chumbo: Hiya,Bill Mac, and hello all from farther up the Eastern Seaboard of North America where it's UTC-4 and inky black night, natch.
	3:25am Looms: Good morning everyone!
	3:27am Brian in UK: Buenos dias amigos. So this is a drive-in radio show in New Jersey.
	3:27am Bill Mac: @Sem Thanks Dog for the internet, I now what you're talking about... kinda
	3:28am Bill Mac: Looominous!
	3:28am Bill Mac: Hey hey Brian.... Sam with the showing scalp flattop?
	3:31am Bill Mac: Man With a Woman Head!
	3:31am Brian in UK: Tonsure Rock, Bill. The way forward. We have had Tontos Expanding Head Band. How about the Tonsured Tonto.
	3:32am Bill Mac: The look would be all wrong - a hippie joining the mainstream
	3:35am Brian in UK: The only rule is, 'There are no rules'. The Loan Arranger would be the capitalist balance against the hippie 'belief' system.
	3:35am Officer Pupp: This sounds like a Paul McCartney White Album outtake.
	3:37am Bill Mac: That and a bar of soap.
	3:37am Brian in UK: Bill, there is a man moved into our street with an Oldsmobile Outlaw Supreme. Do Olds still exist?
	3:39am mauri: Good morning Bill Mac and everyone!
	3:39am Brian in UK: 'pataphysics & Alfred Jarry rule. That's where Pere Ubu is rooted.
	3:40am Bill Mac: Out of business in 2004. I think I still see them on the road. They look like dinosaurs amongst the compacts on the road.
	3:41am Bill Mac: Hi Mauri!
	3:41am Stanley: Ha!
	3:42am Guido from Cologne: no Zzzzzzero Hour without Don! I'm with you Bill!
	3:43am Brian in UK: They do Bill. This is Mojos follow-up to weird albums. The readers choice. www.mojo4music.com...
	3:45am Bill Mac: I think I'm going to like that list - but how do you play Metal Machine Music and keep people from tuning out in droves?
	3:45am Brian in UK: Nice one, Bill, there are no rules or playlists. I read your show title as Onions on first glance.
	3:45am Bill Mac: Right on Guido, and a little Frank to boot
	3:46am Bill Mac: You Smell Like You've Run Out of Onions - I like it!
	3:46am Jay/London: man with a woman head !!!!! love it
	3:46am Brian in UK: Hey mauri. Still out in the forest with your billhook. Cause Bill's got his hook in us.
	3:48am Guido from Cologne: Osmonds The plan is weird? Because of Michael LLoyd WCPAEB-connection? its in my "for sale" bin since about 10 years and no one wants it ... Allright, I'm checking that again!
	3:50am mauri: Hey Brian. No, it's been rainy and I've been sick. still come cough left to do. On monday we will make more firewood.
	3:51am Guido from Cologne: Group 1850 is the Most of Nederbeat-Psych! I'd recommend the CD-version with all the singles which are even better!
	3:52am Sem Chumbo: Bracing first set, Bill. Wide awake now and swinging a billhook at anything that moves as first light appears in the east.
	3:55am Sem Chumbo: I see there's a July date for the MB in Bad Doberan. magicband.org...
	3:56am Guido from Cologne: "Comme a la Radio"-Re-Issue : internal WFMU heavy rotation hit! ;-)
	3:56am Brian in UK: No 'California '99' in either list. My favourite. www.discogs.com...
	3:56am Stanley: I have some of those albums. Never thought they were weird, just enjoyable. I suppose outside WFMUland there's a lot of stuff that the regular folks find weird.
	3:57am P-90: ZappaCon!
	3:58am Stanley: Those who might wear tennis shoes or the occasional python boot.
	4:00am Guido from Cologne: DVA: Other WFMU heavy rotation hit and listener's favorite. Awesome album! Allready on the "albums of the year list".
	4:01am Guido from Cologne: She actually sings "lost in Mexico" (according to the lyric sheet).
	4:01am Bill Mac: I know whatcha mean Stanley. The unusual is just appealing round these parts. my python boot is too tight I couldn't get it off last night A week went by, an' now it's July I finally got it off An' my girl-friend cry "You got STINK FOOT! STINK FOOT, darlin' Your STINK FOOT puts a hurtin' on my nose!
	4:01am Brian in UK: Stanley, lists are divisive little toads of the fourth estate coming from dullard journalists with no imagination or talent. Did I just write that?
	4:02am Sem Chumbo: Automatic writing can be a bitch, Brian/UK.
	4:02am Fran: Morning all. Just caught Bill's reference to Jack White doing a play on someone elses' phrase. Made me laugh as he is calling the Black Keys for ripping off his ripped off sound....
	4:03am Brian in UK: The other Stinkfoot, Bill. www.youtube.com...
	4:04am Bill Mac: I just saw that! I always thought he was a direct descendant of Jon Spencers' Blues Explosion. Talk about someone that didn't truly get his just desserts
	4:05am Brian in UK: en.wikipedia.org...
	4:05am Fran: As for Metal Machine Music you play it for people when you want them to have no choice e.g. its that or the Eurovision Song Contest and it is 6ft deep snow outside! Or you could play the Zeitkratzer 'classical' version which hurts....just differently.
	4:06am Fran: Now if the Black Keys released their next lp housed in a teak cupboard......
	4:07am Brian in UK: Fran Joe McGasko played some a few weeks ago.
	4:08am Brian in UK: Everyone loves the Black Keys they are the greatest duo since the White Stripes. Did I write that?
	4:09am Brian in UK: Sorry I meant Nina & Frederick (the dope smuggler) or was it Esther & Abi Ofharim, back to Eurovision.
	4:11am Bill Mac: They're not bad. I got one of the tunes from their last CD on regular ipod rotation.
	4:11am Fran: And recent gigs to pick that theme up again - Swans excellent!! A shorter set but better for it! Neutral Milk Hotel - very disappointing! It had its moments but was based on the premise that if you have comedy beards, a musical saw and.....well you know where I'm going with this.
	4:12am Fran: Yes Brian - you must have written that, perhaps in the Motel Yorbafornia
	4:13am Fran: Brian - if only it was Esther Rantzen......now that would make the MOJO list!!
	4:14am Bill Mac: You guys are in rare form today. Swans WERE awesome. I think I would have like NMH better if the hall wasn't so large
	4:16am Chrissy in London: Morning all, Great selection Bill really liked the DVA track. Good to be back not been able to catch you for a while- internet problems...
	4:18am Bill Mac: Good to hear from you Chrissy. Apparently lotsa buzz surrounding the entire DVA CD.
	4:18am Brian in UK: Love this drum sound, reminds me of Sly Dunbar. Hey Chrissy.
	4:19am Fran: Magic Band - still wonderful to see live but they are almost at the point of touring the UK too much - I make it 3 times in the last year I've seen them. As for NMH - the problem with the hall was that I was in it with them and 1500 others of which 1400 wanted a few singalongs! I agree - I saw NMH back in the 90's in a small room and without the festival singalong approach and it was magical. And you can still see A Hawk and a Hacksaw/other offshoots doing a magical set in a room of 150!
	4:22am Brian in UK: Fran, I missed A Hawk etc last time they were over but they have done the soundtrack to this film live I believe. Not on this link though. www.youtube.com...
	4:23am Jay/London: this is just right for having my breakfast in the sun :)))
	4:25am Brian in UK: Fran they were on Irene's show last year playing and talking, linked if you are interested. Great moustache (on the fella)! wfmu.org...
	4:25am Bill Mac: I formally experienced Swans with Hawk & a Hacksaw as openers. Yeah, the crowd element of the NMH show was off putting too. Why the Magic Band doesn't tour the states I'll never know. Seems Europe are currently their cash cow - I'm sure they'd prefer to play and make some dough than repeat the BS of days gone by.
	4:26am Fran: Thanks Brian - went to a show where they played live to that film in an old Art Deco cinema in Leeds - wonderful
	4:28am Bill Mac: I recall Brian bringing this movie up before - I'll have to review it again.
	4:29am KP: Hey Bill. Is this thing on
	4:29am Stanley: @Fran - I also saw NMH last week and at times it felt like watching a community sing-a-long novelty act.
	4:29am Brian in UK: Would have loved to see that, Fran. What a start to a film. I saw Jason Isbell the other week and even there the right arm was going up in the air for some choruses. When he plays acoustic, his favourite line is 'if you are waiting for the happy songs, you better go now'.
	4:30am Stanley: Then I saw Toumani Diabate on Thursday - the exact opposite. Wonderful.
	4:31am Guido from Cologne: Diggin' Ninos du Brasil ! About to climb my bike for today's Köln - Bonn tour, maybe with visiting some exhibitions here and there. So I'm pretty much off the board but still with the show.
	4:31am Bill Mac: KP! Testing testing testing.... You going to the record Fair today?
	4:31am Brian in UK: Bill, you read my mind. Dubsville. Please ignore the other grubby bits in there.
	4:31am Fran: Oh yes Brian - the 'tache is a Movember award winner for sure and may even get a Peter Wyngarde award of merit - who if I remember rightly in 'tache terms was once referred to as 'that highly polyesterised porno-tached fopp' - best description ever!
	4:32am Stanley: ...but he smelled great!
	4:33am Brian in UK: Jason the ponce.
	4:33am Fran: And talking of Wyngarde Bill - his LP called something like 'when sex rears its inquisitive little head' - no really!! is something you have to play something from - it is truly odd and oddly wonderful
	4:33am KP: I've never heard Neutral Milk Hotel and I don't plan to
	4:34am Stanley: @KP - hahahahah!
	4:34am Fran: Stanley - perfect description of NMH. Toumani D - excellent. The only time I have seen him was with Ali Farka Toure in London when he did his last show.
	4:34am Brian in UK: Hey Stanley you have the same trouble with your pajamas as I do. I saw Ballake Sissoko back end of last year. I do loves a kora.
	4:35am Bill Mac: Peter Wyngarde... didn't he do a song called Rape?
	4:35am Stanley: @Brian - you remember the ad correctly. I get Jason King and Peter Wyngarde mixed up (no hiding on this comments board!)
	4:36am Fran: Brian - that seems to be a standard line for 'Americana' artists talking to audiences now - either 'here's another about death' or variations on the theme
	4:36am Brian in UK: Am I right in thinking that beards are in vogue over here?
	4:38am Stanley: I sold my shares in Gilette a long time ago....saw it coming.
	4:39am Fran: Yes Bill - Rape and also at the other end of the scale Neville Thumbcatch and Hippie and the Skinhead - truly a lyricist of epic proportions. But the lp cover is a treat in fopp fashioning!
	4:39am Brian in UK: I know Fran, Mary Gauthier is similar but it does not diminish the power of the song. Isbell's Elephant or Yvette are powerful.
	4:40am Brian in UK: Hey you have the same trouble with your leiderhosen as I do.
	4:41am Fran: Mary Gauthier can turn an excellent lyric (e.g. I Drink) and I do have a soft spot for the excellent Drag Queens and Limousines album
	4:41am Jay/London: just love your choice of music this morning bill
	4:41am Brian in UK: New one out next week.
	4:42am Fran: Leiderhosen - good name for a prog group Brian as you could truly say they were pants!
	4:43am Fran: Peter Wyngarde - Rape? perhaps he was talking of crops but he couldn't get Oil Seed Rape to fit in with the lyrics?
	4:44am Brian in UK: Oh Fran, last week I found my 45 of Court of the Crimson King. Plays like new. Must check an auction site.
	4:45am KP: Yes to Record Fair (I think). I was there all day yesterday. It went well. Nice big space. It's an armory and I did see one guardsman handling automatic weapons
	4:45am Fran: Brian - keep it...grow to love it again. Take it to dinner and put the past behind you...its not too late if you both really try!
	4:47am Brian in UK: We just drifted apart but somehow we never really connected. It was because we were so young and did not realise the commitment at the time. We still talk but it always feels so onesided.
	4:49am Fran: Trust me - soft lights, a nice bottle of wine and some Frippertronics and you'll fall in love again........possibly. there is also counselling as a fallback!
	4:49am Jay/London: what were they on when they wrote that !!!
	4:52am Stanley: Ooooooo....love this Doctor Who stylee thing.
	4:52am Bill Mac: yeah I'm likin' this....
	4:52am Fran: Talking of gigs - very excited that I'll get to see Richard Pinhas in July. Bill some Pinhas or Heldon in a future show please?? And Bill - those Gipsy Rhumba and Sounds of Siam albums are a treat!
	4:53am Brian in UK: I would need Flippertronics jumping backwards thorugh hoops. You cannot go back, Neutral Milk Hotel only saddened you. Time may heal it has been too long.
	4:53am Bill Mac: Thanks Fran and sure I'll get some Pinhas/Heldon together for a future show.
	4:54am Fran: Excellent Bill
	4:54am KP: So Bill, since you asked, I take it you are going today. If i tell mrs KP that she'll surely want to go
	4:56am david from ks: Hey DJBMac ,,GOOD SHOW and sorry guys for this on the comment board. I was thinking the other day about an adult swim cartoon called"Squidbillies", The episode was titled "The Fine Ole Solution" It had to with genocide against humans by Early the dad squid. I kept thinking of that title and i thought that is exactly what THE USGOV. has been doing since Reagan/Bush took office. A final solution on a grand scale! Conspiracy theory does not fit in this at all ,,it is what it is! Only this time they are not wiping us as fast azay can. They are killing us slowly by destroying our environment around us with GEOENGINEERING/ chemtrail spray/HAARP weapons located round the globe in agreement with all the allied countries. NO RAIN ,NO CROPS,NO BEES eventually just freezing dry weather ,,10 TO 20million TONS OF ALUMINUM OXIDE ALONG WITH OTHER DEADLY COMBOS sprayed on a timely schedule. A plan to reduce worldwide poulation to approx.500,000,000 or whats left of us to serve the new master race. THE FINAL SOLUTION ON A LARGER SCALE. Sorry to stray from the fine music and center on this but with the short time left One can go to: GEOENGINEERINGWATCH.ORG,,This Is So Important ! thnx Bill. dna
	4:57am Bill Mac: @KP I will be there today, more or less right after here. Maybe a quick nap before I go over...
	5:00am Stanley: @David - you didn't see Neutral Milk Hotel in concert did you?
	5:10am KP: I bought an Lp from Paul Majors of Endless Boogie. I don't know what it was, just that I got it from Paul Majors.
	5:11am Fran: Endless Boogie........great live band!
	5:14am KP: They play around here all the time but I hsvent caught them yet. I think I just love they have an album called "Long Island."
	5:15am Stanley: Fran - I'm putting together another of my 'educational' cds for a select group of friends. The theme this time will be extreme guitar. Any suggestions?
	5:16am e12: woo woo
	5:17am Bill Mac: @e12 woo woo... and I'll raise you a woo....
	5:19am e12: This new Swans album is great.
	5:20am Leo from London: Didn't realize I could use this App to comment! Hello people and loving this new Swans LP!
	5:21am Stanley: @e12 - Commander Woo Woo, I presume?
	5:21am Looms: e12 beat me to it, it's a wonderful album. Bill, do you know that Spaceheads have a new EP out?
	5:22am Fran: Stanley - extreme guitar as in improvised, shredding, feedback sodden ear bleeding etc etc?
	5:23am KP: Stanley, if you don't mind me butting in, I made such a comp that was given away on an Fmu show, just listener to listner. Lot of Television, Robert Quine, Endless Boogie ...
	5:23am Fran: Swans rule at the moment - this album just grows and grows and I thought they peaked with The Seer - as usual I was very wrong!
	5:23am Bill Mac: @Looms, I didn't know that. Any samples out there in Spacehead-land?
	5:24am Bill Mac: Morning Leo - yep new Swans rules... and yeah, what Fran said...
	5:26am Sem Chumbo: Thanks for all the new-to-me spins, Bill. Catch you next time!
	5:26am Looms: From Spaceheads TV: www.youtube.com... The whole EP is amazing.
	5:26am Jay/London: @ Leo is this the first time you have got Bill's show ?
	5:27am Looms: WOOHOO!
	5:28am Brian in UK: Stanley do you mean Chris Forsyth, Ryan Chatham types. Acoustic can be just as challenging, John Fahey.
	5:30am Brian in UK: The service on this show is unsurpassed.
	5:31am Looms: new Dave Cloud?
	5:31am Emile: B-B-B-Bill!
	5:32am Stanley: KP - nice one, did it get aired, is there a playlist? Fran - sure, but way out there, mind-numbing psycho stuff. I'm thinking Earthless, Endless Boogie and some of them Japanese fellas like Suzuki Junzo. Brian - hear ya, I'll do that as some form of beautiful antidote.
	5:32am Bill Mac: Cloud split with Sexton Ming - it's what you'd expect
	5:32am Bill Mac: Hey Emile, que tal?!
	5:33am Brian in UK: I am hearing this in Charles Hawtry's voice.
	5:34am Fran: Stanley - I could go on but currently I'm enjoying Casper Brotzmann, Tashi Dorji, Fred Frith, Sir Richard Bishop, Bill Orcutt, Keiji Heino, Marc Ribot, Loren Connors, Jon Collin, Noel Akchote - some old and some new, some easy to get and some more obscure but lots on the Free Music Archive!
	5:35am Stanley: Ooh, hello-o!
	5:36am Guido from Cologne: The Romans weren't tall
	5:37am Fran: Bernard Breslaw - an extreme guitarist. Haven't you seen Carry on Shredding?
	5:39am Brian in UK: Hey you have the same trouble with your tunic as I do.
	5:39am Stanley: Fran - yes, the FMA is fertile ground. Agree with the Keiji Heino and Casper Brotzmann. Thanks for the suggestions. Looking forward to checking these out.
	5:39am Brian in UK: Fran ever read Bernard's love poetry?
	5:39am Looms: Playlist is correct: Trip To The Moon EP.
	5:40am M: https://spaceheads.bandcamp.com/album/trip-to-the-moon-ep
	5:41am Fran: Brian does that include the sonnet 'ere Sid, why've they still got their clothes on?'
	5:41am Brian in UK: Great show, Bill. Adios amigos.
	5:41am Brian in UK: Fran it was a soddit.
	5:42am Leo from London: @Jay/London no just my first time commenting... This app seems to be improving. If only it would pick up from where you left off. If you're listening to archive shows and pause them for any length of time or switch Apps it starts the show again from the beginning.
	5:42am Fran: Ha! Adios Brian!!
	5:42am Stanley: Sayonara Brian. See you later.
	5:42am Bill Mac: See ya Bri, good to see you all today
	5:45am Fran: The most annoying thing with the app (or possibly my iphone skills) is that very soon the end of the comments board is well out of sight!!
	5:45am Jay/London: @ Leo you can just move the player on to where you left of just take a note of the time on the bar so you can go to where you left off
	5:47am Bill Mac: I'm surprised there's enough real estate on the screen for everything to fit
	5:50am Leo from London: @Jay yes that works, the clickable playlist helps too.. Would be nice it remembered though... But I guess you just can't have it all!
	5:54am Stanley: Fran - reread your comment. I've just discovered Tashi Dorji, too. A Tibetan axe man?
	5:55am Leo from London: My screen has about enough room for four comments... If you want more you have to scroll..
	5:56am Stanley: Haha, the ol' Brian Jonestown Massacre. Nice move, Bill.
	5:56am Fran: Tashi is tremendous!
	5:56am Bill Mac: Weellllllllll I don't know about you, but I had a pretty awesome time today. Hope you did too. If I don't see you at the record fair today, have a fine week. hopefully you'll have mastered the art of the app by then... bye all!
	5:57am Bill Mac: @Stanley.... and it's a goodbye tune....
	5:58am Jay/London: well thats it then !!! enjoy the record fair everyone who's going see you next week
	5:58am Fran: Another quality item Bill - until next week goodbye to one and all and may your wind never blow in your face!
	5:58am Stanley: Til we meet again, Bill and thanks, it was a blast. "Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac - come for the music, stay for the banter"
	5:59am Looms: Nice show, thanks!
	6:00am Leo from London: Thanks Bill!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Period	Eight "Eight" by "Period"	2	Public Eyesore		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Brigitte Fontaine & Areski Belacem	Comme à la Radio	Comme à la Radio	Superior Viaduct	Reissue	*	0:06:01 (Pop-up)
Vas Deferens Organization	Unwholesome Proceedings and Dire Consequences	The Idiot parade	Eerie materials			0:12:43 (Pop-up)
Wire	Heartbeat "Heartbeat" by "Wire"	Chairs Missing	Metro			0:18:14 (Pop-up)
Malka Spigel	Strumgliding "Strumgliding" by "Malka Spigel"	Gliding	Swim~		*	0:21:48 (Pop-up)
Armand Frigico	Variation sur le thème de Faust It’s a Rainy Day, Sunshine Girl	Pataphysic Power : The Underground Retrospective	Fractal			0:28:42 (Pop-up)
Zappa Beefheart	Man with a Woman Head	Bongo Fury	Ryko			0:40:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Bachelor Pad Royale				0:47:41 (Pop-up)
Dva	Nipomo "Nipomo" by "Dva"	Nipomo	Label Home table		*	0:58:47 (Pop-up)
Ice Cream Mission to Mars	Sleeping Dream Monsters	Ice Cream Mission to Mars	Toy Moon		*	1:02:50 (Pop-up)
Jack Ruby	Hit and Run "Hit and Run" by "Jack Ruby"	Hit and Run	saint cecilia		*	1:07:05 (Pop-up)
Cabaret Voltaire	Makes Your Mouth Go Funny	Punk 45" Sick on You! One way Spit!	Soul Jazz		*	1:09:36 (Pop-up)
Arto Lindsay	Combustivel "Combustivel" by "Arto Lindsay"	Encyclopedia of Arto	Northern Spy		*	1:14:37 (Pop-up)
Rabbit Rumba	Nuestro Ayer "Nuestro Ayer" by "Rabbit Rumba"	Gipsy Rhumba: The Original Rhythm of Gipsy Rhumba in Spain 1965-74	Soul Jazz		*	1:19:00 (Pop-up)
Ninos du Brasil	Sombra da Lua "Sombra da Lua" by "Ninos du Brasil"	Novos Misterios	Hospital Productions		*	1:23:58 (Pop-up)
King Tubby the Dubmaster	Dub You Can Feel	Present the Roots of Dub	Jamaican		*	1:30:26 (Pop-up)
Saksiam Petchchompu	Jeb Jing Jeb Jai	The Sound of Siam Vol 2	Soundway		*	1:33:57 (Pop-up)
A Hawk and a Hacksaw	Cotton Woods	A Hawk and a Hacksaw	Cloud			1:36:37 (Pop-up)
Brave Combo	Hosa Dyna "Hosa Dyna" by "Brave Combo"	Polka Party	Rounder			1:37:57 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Bachelor Pad Royale				1:40:38 (Pop-up)
Steven Maxwell von Braund	Monster Planet	Monster Skies	Dual planet		*	1:51:01 (Pop-up)
Jestofunk	I'm Gonna Love You "I'm Gonna Love You" by "Jestofunk"	Italo House: Compliled by Joey Negro	ZR		*	1:53:53 (Pop-up)
Stump	Orgasm Way "Orgasm Way" by "Stump"	Does the Fish Have Chips? early and Late Works 1986-89	Cherry Red		*	2:00:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Bachelor Pad Royale				2:03:54 (Pop-up)
Ed Schrader's music Beat	Pink Moons	Party jail	Infinity Cat recordings		*	2:08:53 (Pop-up)
Avey tare's Slasher Flicks	Duplex Trip	Enter the Slasher House	Domino		*	2:11:50 (Pop-up)
Tobacco	Streaker "Streaker" by "Tobacco"	Ultima II message	Ghostly International		*	2:15:26 (Pop-up)
Swans	Screen Shot "Screen Shot" by "Swans"	To be Kind	Young god		*	2:18:44 (Pop-up)
Spaceheads	Cosmic Freight Train "Cosmic Freight Train" by "Spaceheads"	Trip to the Moon				2:27:06 (Pop-up)
Dave Cloud	I am Spartacus "I am Spartacus" by "Dave Cloud"	Barking at the half Moon	Phono Erotic		*	2:30:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Bachelor Pad Royale				2:34:44 (Pop-up)
The hive Dwellers	Baby Be Mine "Baby Be Mine" by "The hive Dwellers"	Moanin	K		*	2:42:50 (Pop-up)
Love	See Myself in you "See Myself in you" by "Love"	Black Beauty	High Moon		*	2:45:35 (Pop-up)
The Zombies	I'll Keep Trying "I'll Keep Trying" by "The Zombies"	RIP	Varese Sarabande		*	2:48:49 (Pop-up)
bee gees	Out of Line "Out of Line" by "bee gees"	Horizontal	Reprise			2:50:57 (Pop-up)
Brian Jonestown Massacre	Goodbye Butterfly	revelation	A recordings		*	2:54:24 (Pop-up)

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	3:07am Jay/London: Good sunny morning Bill ... Hey p-90 time to wake up !!!
	3:08am Bill Mac: Hey! Here we are! dark and lovely here at 40.7140° N, 74.0710° W! Wake up everybody!
	3:08am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Bill. I think I will listen to the largest part of the show sitting on my bike and enjoying the sun. German Telecom can be grateful to WFMU, since I want to enjoy some freeform outdoors. Otherwise no need for an LTE tariff. Hi P-90!
	3:09am Officer Pupp: Morning Bill This Brigitte Fontaine track is great.
	3:10am Bill Mac: Gentlemen howdee doo!
	3:11am Stanley: Er, where am I? Whats going on?
	3:12am Jay/London: hey stanley is it not just a bit early for you ... did the sun wake you up ...
	3:13am Bill Mac: @Stanley you're throwing me off!
	3:20am Stanley: Sorry guys, I have no idea what I'm doing up at this hour. Might as well listen to the music.
	3:21am Bill Mac: That's exactly what I was going to say.
	3:24am Sem Chumbo: Hiya,Bill Mac, and hello all from farther up the Eastern Seaboard of North America where it's UTC-4 and inky black night, natch.
	3:25am Looms: Good morning everyone!
	3:27am Brian in UK: Buenos dias amigos. So this is a drive-in radio show in New Jersey.
	3:27am Bill Mac: @Sem Thanks Dog for the internet, I now what you're talking about... kinda
	3:28am Bill Mac: Looominous!
	3:28am Bill Mac: Hey hey Brian.... Sam with the showing scalp flattop?
	3:31am Bill Mac: Man With a Woman Head!
	3:31am Brian in UK: Tonsure Rock, Bill. The way forward. We have had Tontos Expanding Head Band. How about the Tonsured Tonto.
	3:32am Bill Mac: The look would be all wrong - a hippie joining the mainstream
	3:35am Brian in UK: The only rule is, 'There are no rules'. The Loan Arranger would be the capitalist balance against the hippie 'belief' system.
	3:35am Officer Pupp: This sounds like a Paul McCartney White Album outtake.
	3:37am Bill Mac: That and a bar of soap.
	3:37am Brian in UK: Bill, there is a man moved into our street with an Oldsmobile Outlaw Supreme. Do Olds still exist?
	3:39am mauri: Good morning Bill Mac and everyone!
	3:39am Brian in UK: 'pataphysics & Alfred Jarry rule. That's where Pere Ubu is rooted.
	3:40am Bill Mac: Out of business in 2004. I think I still see them on the road. They look like dinosaurs amongst the compacts on the road.
	3:41am Bill Mac: Hi Mauri!
	3:41am Stanley: Ha!
	3:42am Guido from Cologne: no Zzzzzzero Hour without Don! I'm with you Bill!
	3:43am Brian in UK: They do Bill. This is Mojos follow-up to weird albums. The readers choice. www.mojo4music.com...
	3:45am Bill Mac: I think I'm going to like that list - but how do you play Metal Machine Music and keep people from tuning out in droves?
	3:45am Brian in UK: Nice one, Bill, there are no rules or playlists. I read your show title as Onions on first glance.
	3:45am Bill Mac: Right on Guido, and a little Frank to boot
	3:46am Bill Mac: You Smell Like You've Run Out of Onions - I like it!
	3:46am Jay/London: man with a woman head !!!!! love it
	3:46am Brian in UK: Hey mauri. Still out in the forest with your billhook. Cause Bill's got his hook in us.
	3:48am Guido from Cologne: Osmonds The plan is weird? Because of Michael LLoyd WCPAEB-connection? its in my "for sale" bin since about 10 years and no one wants it ... Allright, I'm checking that again!
	3:50am mauri: Hey Brian. No, it's been rainy and I've been sick. still come cough left to do. On monday we will make more firewood.
	3:51am Guido from Cologne: Group 1850 is the Most of Nederbeat-Psych! I'd recommend the CD-version with all the singles which are even better!
	3:52am Sem Chumbo: Bracing first set, Bill. Wide awake now and swinging a billhook at anything that moves as first light appears in the east.
	3:55am Sem Chumbo: I see there's a July date for the MB in Bad Doberan. magicband.org...
	3:56am Guido from Cologne: "Comme a la Radio"-Re-Issue : internal WFMU heavy rotation hit! ;-)
	3:56am Brian in UK: No 'California '99' in either list. My favourite. www.discogs.com...
	3:56am Stanley: I have some of those albums. Never thought they were weird, just enjoyable. I suppose outside WFMUland there's a lot of stuff that the regular folks find weird.
	3:57am P-90: ZappaCon!
	3:58am Stanley: Those who might wear tennis shoes or the occasional python boot.
	4:00am Guido from Cologne: DVA: Other WFMU heavy rotation hit and listener's favorite. Awesome album! Allready on the "albums of the year list".
	4:01am Guido from Cologne: She actually sings "lost in Mexico" (according to the lyric sheet).
	4:01am Bill Mac: I know whatcha mean Stanley. The unusual is just appealing round these parts. my python boot is too tight I couldn't get it off last night A week went by, an' now it's July I finally got it off An' my girl-friend cry "You got STINK FOOT! STINK FOOT, darlin' Your STINK FOOT puts a hurtin' on my nose!
	4:01am Brian in UK: Stanley, lists are divisive little toads of the fourth estate coming from dullard journalists with no imagination or talent. Did I just write that?
	4:02am Sem Chumbo: Automatic writing can be a bitch, Brian/UK.
	4:02am Fran: Morning all. Just caught Bill's reference to Jack White doing a play on someone elses' phrase. Made me laugh as he is calling the Black Keys for ripping off his ripped off sound....
	4:03am Brian in UK: The other Stinkfoot, Bill. www.youtube.com...
	4:04am Bill Mac: I just saw that! I always thought he was a direct descendant of Jon Spencers' Blues Explosion. Talk about someone that didn't truly get his just desserts
	4:05am Brian in UK: en.wikipedia.org...
	4:05am Fran: As for Metal Machine Music you play it for people when you want them to have no choice e.g. its that or the Eurovision Song Contest and it is 6ft deep snow outside! Or you could play the Zeitkratzer 'classical' version which hurts....just differently.
	4:06am Fran: Now if the Black Keys released their next lp housed in a teak cupboard......
	4:07am Brian in UK: Fran Joe McGasko played some a few weeks ago.
	4:08am Brian in UK: Everyone loves the Black Keys they are the greatest duo since the White Stripes. Did I write that?
	4:09am Brian in UK: Sorry I meant Nina & Frederick (the dope smuggler) or was it Esther & Abi Ofharim, back to Eurovision.
	4:11am Bill Mac: They're not bad. I got one of the tunes from their last CD on regular ipod rotation.
	4:11am Fran: And recent gigs to pick that theme up again - Swans excellent!! A shorter set but better for it! Neutral Milk Hotel - very disappointing! It had its moments but was based on the premise that if you have comedy beards, a musical saw and.....well you know where I'm going with this.
	4:12am Fran: Yes Brian - you must have written that, perhaps in the Motel Yorbafornia
	4:13am Fran: Brian - if only it was Esther Rantzen......now that would make the MOJO list!!
	4:14am Bill Mac: You guys are in rare form today. Swans WERE awesome. I think I would have like NMH better if the hall wasn't so large
	4:16am Chrissy in London: Morning all, Great selection Bill really liked the DVA track. Good to be back not been able to catch you for a while- internet problems...
	4:18am Bill Mac: Good to hear from you Chrissy. Apparently lotsa buzz surrounding the entire DVA CD.
	4:18am Brian in UK: Love this drum sound, reminds me of Sly Dunbar. Hey Chrissy.
	4:19am Fran: Magic Band - still wonderful to see live but they are almost at the point of touring the UK too much - I make it 3 times in the last year I've seen them. As for NMH - the problem with the hall was that I was in it with them and 1500 others of which 1400 wanted a few singalongs! I agree - I saw NMH back in the 90's in a small room and without the festival singalong approach and it was magical. And you can still see A Hawk and a Hacksaw/other offshoots doing a magical set in a room of 150!
	4:22am Brian in UK: Fran, I missed A Hawk etc last time they were over but they have done the soundtrack to this film live I believe. Not on this link though. www.youtube.com...
	4:23am Jay/London: this is just right for having my breakfast in the sun :)))
	4:25am Brian in UK: Fran they were on Irene's show last year playing and talking, linked if you are interested. Great moustache (on the fella)! wfmu.org...
	4:25am Bill Mac: I formally experienced Swans with Hawk & a Hacksaw as openers. Yeah, the crowd element of the NMH show was off putting too. Why the Magic Band doesn't tour the states I'll never know. Seems Europe are currently their cash cow - I'm sure they'd prefer to play and make some dough than repeat the BS of days gone by.
	4:26am Fran: Thanks Brian - went to a show where they played live to that film in an old Art Deco cinema in Leeds - wonderful
	4:28am Bill Mac: I recall Brian bringing this movie up before - I'll have to review it again.
	4:29am KP: Hey Bill. Is this thing on
	4:29am Stanley: @Fran - I also saw NMH last week and at times it felt like watching a community sing-a-long novelty act.
	4:29am Brian in UK: Would have loved to see that, Fran. What a start to a film. I saw Jason Isbell the other week and even there the right arm was going up in the air for some choruses. When he plays acoustic, his favourite line is 'if you are waiting for the happy songs, you better go now'.
	4:30am Stanley: Then I saw Toumani Diabate on Thursday - the exact opposite. Wonderful.
	4:31am Guido from Cologne: Diggin' Ninos du Brasil ! About to climb my bike for today's Köln - Bonn tour, maybe with visiting some exhibitions here and there. So I'm pretty much off the board but still with the show.
	4:31am Bill Mac: KP! Testing testing testing.... You going to the record Fair today?
	4:31am Brian in UK: Bill, you read my mind. Dubsville. Please ignore the other grubby bits in there.
	4:31am Fran: Oh yes Brian - the 'tache is a Movember award winner for sure and may even get a Peter Wyngarde award of merit - who if I remember rightly in 'tache terms was once referred to as 'that highly polyesterised porno-tached fopp' - best description ever!
	4:32am Stanley: ...but he smelled great!
	4:33am Brian in UK: Jason the ponce.
	4:33am Fran: And talking of Wyngarde Bill - his LP called something like 'when sex rears its inquisitive little head' - no really!! is something you have to play something from - it is truly odd and oddly wonderful
	4:33am KP: I've never heard Neutral Milk Hotel and I don't plan to
	4:34am Stanley: @KP - hahahahah!
	4:34am Fran: Stanley - perfect description of NMH. Toumani D - excellent. The only time I have seen him was with Ali Farka Toure in London when he did his last show.
	4:34am Brian in UK: Hey Stanley you have the same trouble with your pajamas as I do. I saw Ballake Sissoko back end of last year. I do loves a kora.
	4:35am Bill Mac: Peter Wyngarde... didn't he do a song called Rape?
	4:35am Stanley: @Brian - you remember the ad correctly. I get Jason King and Peter Wyngarde mixed up (no hiding on this comments board!)
	4:36am Fran: Brian - that seems to be a standard line for 'Americana' artists talking to audiences now - either 'here's another about death' or variations on the theme
	4:36am Brian in UK: Am I right in thinking that beards are in vogue over here?
	4:38am Stanley: I sold my shares in Gilette a long time ago....saw it coming.
	4:39am Fran: Yes Bill - Rape and also at the other end of the scale Neville Thumbcatch and Hippie and the Skinhead - truly a lyricist of epic proportions. But the lp cover is a treat in fopp fashioning!
	4:39am Brian in UK: I know Fran, Mary Gauthier is similar but it does not diminish the power of the song. Isbell's Elephant or Yvette are powerful.
	4:40am Brian in UK: Hey you have the same trouble with your leiderhosen as I do.
	4:41am Fran: Mary Gauthier can turn an excellent lyric (e.g. I Drink) and I do have a soft spot for the excellent Drag Queens and Limousines album
	4:41am Jay/London: just love your choice of music this morning bill
	4:41am Brian in UK: New one out next week.
	4:42am Fran: Leiderhosen - good name for a prog group Brian as you could truly say they were pants!
	4:43am Fran: Peter Wyngarde - Rape? perhaps he was talking of crops but he couldn't get Oil Seed Rape to fit in with the lyrics?
	4:44am Brian in UK: Oh Fran, last week I found my 45 of Court of the Crimson King. Plays like new. Must check an auction site.
	4:45am KP: Yes to Record Fair (I think). I was there all day yesterday. It went well. Nice big space. It's an armory and I did see one guardsman handling automatic weapons
	4:45am Fran: Brian - keep it...grow to love it again. Take it to dinner and put the past behind you...its not too late if you both really try!
	4:47am Brian in UK: We just drifted apart but somehow we never really connected. It was because we were so young and did not realise the commitment at the time. We still talk but it always feels so onesided.
	4:49am Fran: Trust me - soft lights, a nice bottle of wine and some Frippertronics and you'll fall in love again........possibly. there is also counselling as a fallback!
	4:49am Jay/London: what were they on when they wrote that !!!
	4:52am Stanley: Ooooooo....love this Doctor Who stylee thing.
	4:52am Bill Mac: yeah I'm likin' this....
	4:52am Fran: Talking of gigs - very excited that I'll get to see Richard Pinhas in July. Bill some Pinhas or Heldon in a future show please?? And Bill - those Gipsy Rhumba and Sounds of Siam albums are a treat!
	4:53am Brian in UK: I would need Flippertronics jumping backwards thorugh hoops. You cannot go back, Neutral Milk Hotel only saddened you. Time may heal it has been too long.
	4:53am Bill Mac: Thanks Fran and sure I'll get some Pinhas/Heldon together for a future show.
	4:54am Fran: Excellent Bill
	4:54am KP: So Bill, since you asked, I take it you are going today. If i tell mrs KP that she'll surely want to go
	4:56am david from ks: Hey DJBMac ,,GOOD SHOW and sorry guys for this on the comment board. I was thinking the other day about an adult swim cartoon called"Squidbillies", The episode was titled "The Fine Ole Solution" It had to with genocide against humans by Early the dad squid. I kept thinking of that title and i thought that is exactly what THE USGOV. has been doing since Reagan/Bush took office. A final solution on a grand scale! Conspiracy theory does not fit in this at all ,,it is what it is! Only this time they are not wiping us as fast azay can. They are killing us slowly by destroying our environment around us with GEOENGINEERING/ chemtrail spray/HAARP weapons located round the globe in agreement with all the allied countries. NO RAIN ,NO CROPS,NO BEES eventually just freezing dry weather ,,10 TO 20million TONS OF ALUMINUM OXIDE ALONG WITH OTHER DEADLY COMBOS sprayed on a timely schedule. A plan to reduce worldwide poulation to approx.500,000,000 or whats left of us to serve the new master race. THE FINAL SOLUTION ON A LARGER SCALE. Sorry to stray from the fine music and center on this but with the short time left One can go to: GEOENGINEERINGWATCH.ORG,,This Is So Important ! thnx Bill. dna
	4:57am Bill Mac: @KP I will be there today, more or less right after here. Maybe a quick nap before I go over...
	5:00am Stanley: @David - you didn't see Neutral Milk Hotel in concert did you?
	5:10am KP: I bought an Lp from Paul Majors of Endless Boogie. I don't know what it was, just that I got it from Paul Majors.
	5:11am Fran: Endless Boogie........great live band!
	5:14am KP: They play around here all the time but I hsvent caught them yet. I think I just love they have an album called "Long Island."
	5:15am Stanley: Fran - I'm putting together another of my 'educational' cds for a select group of friends. The theme this time will be extreme guitar. Any suggestions?
	5:16am e12: woo woo
	5:17am Bill Mac: @e12 woo woo... and I'll raise you a woo....
	5:19am e12: This new Swans album is great.
	5:20am Leo from London: Didn't realize I could use this App to comment! Hello people and loving this new Swans LP!
	5:21am Stanley: @e12 - Commander Woo Woo, I presume?
	5:21am Looms: e12 beat me to it, it's a wonderful album. Bill, do you know that Spaceheads have a new EP out?
	5:22am Fran: Stanley - extreme guitar as in improvised, shredding, feedback sodden ear bleeding etc etc?
	5:23am KP: Stanley, if you don't mind me butting in, I made such a comp that was given away on an Fmu show, just listener to listner. Lot of Television, Robert Quine, Endless Boogie ...
	5:23am Fran: Swans rule at the moment - this album just grows and grows and I thought they peaked with The Seer - as usual I was very wrong!
	5:23am Bill Mac: @Looms, I didn't know that. Any samples out there in Spacehead-land?
	5:24am Bill Mac: Morning Leo - yep new Swans rules... and yeah, what Fran said...
	5:26am Sem Chumbo: Thanks for all the new-to-me spins, Bill. Catch you next time!
	5:26am Looms: From Spaceheads TV: www.youtube.com... The whole EP is amazing.
	5:26am Jay/London: @ Leo is this the first time you have got Bill's show ?
	5:27am Looms: WOOHOO!
	5:28am Brian in UK: Stanley do you mean Chris Forsyth, Ryan Chatham types. Acoustic can be just as challenging, John Fahey.
	5:30am Brian in UK: The service on this show is unsurpassed.
	5:31am Looms: new Dave Cloud?
	5:31am Emile: B-B-B-Bill!
	5:32am Stanley: KP - nice one, did it get aired, is there a playlist? Fran - sure, but way out there, mind-numbing psycho stuff. I'm thinking Earthless, Endless Boogie and some of them Japanese fellas like Suzuki Junzo. Brian - hear ya, I'll do that as some form of beautiful antidote.
	5:32am Bill Mac: Cloud split with Sexton Ming - it's what you'd expect
	5:32am Bill Mac: Hey Emile, que tal?!
	5:33am Brian in UK: I am hearing this in Charles Hawtry's voice.
	5:34am Fran: Stanley - I could go on but currently I'm enjoying Casper Brotzmann, Tashi Dorji, Fred Frith, Sir Richard Bishop, Bill Orcutt, Keiji Heino, Marc Ribot, Loren Connors, Jon Collin, Noel Akchote - some old and some new, some easy to get and some more obscure but lots on the Free Music Archive!
	5:35am Stanley: Ooh, hello-o!
	5:36am Guido from Cologne: The Romans weren't tall
	5:37am Fran: Bernard Breslaw - an extreme guitarist. Haven't you seen Carry on Shredding?
	5:39am Brian in UK: Hey you have the same trouble with your tunic as I do.
	5:39am Stanley: Fran - yes, the FMA is fertile ground. Agree with the Keiji Heino and Casper Brotzmann. Thanks for the suggestions. Looking forward to checking these out.
	5:39am Brian in UK: Fran ever read Bernard's love poetry?
	5:39am Looms: Playlist is correct: Trip To The Moon EP.
	5:40am M: https://spaceheads.bandcamp.com/album/trip-to-the-moon-ep
	5:41am Fran: Brian does that include the sonnet 'ere Sid, why've they still got their clothes on?'
	5:41am Brian in UK: Great show, Bill. Adios amigos.
	5:41am Brian in UK: Fran it was a soddit.
	5:42am Leo from London: @Jay/London no just my first time commenting... This app seems to be improving. If only it would pick up from where you left off. If you're listening to archive shows and pause them for any length of time or switch Apps it starts the show again from the beginning.
	5:42am Fran: Ha! Adios Brian!!
	5:42am Stanley: Sayonara Brian. See you later.
	5:42am Bill Mac: See ya Bri, good to see you all today
	5:45am Fran: The most annoying thing with the app (or possibly my iphone skills) is that very soon the end of the comments board is well out of sight!!
	5:45am Jay/London: @ Leo you can just move the player on to where you left of just take a note of the time on the bar so you can go to where you left off
	5:47am Bill Mac: I'm surprised there's enough real estate on the screen for everything to fit
	5:50am Leo from London: @Jay yes that works, the clickable playlist helps too.. Would be nice it remembered though... But I guess you just can't have it all!
	5:54am Stanley: Fran - reread your comment. I've just discovered Tashi Dorji, too. A Tibetan axe man?
	5:55am Leo from London: My screen has about enough room for four comments... If you want more you have to scroll..
	5:56am Stanley: Haha, the ol' Brian Jonestown Massacre. Nice move, Bill.
	5:56am Fran: Tashi is tremendous!
	5:56am Bill Mac: Weellllllllll I don't know about you, but I had a pretty awesome time today. Hope you did too. If I don't see you at the record fair today, have a fine week. hopefully you'll have mastered the art of the app by then... bye all!
	5:57am Bill Mac: @Stanley.... and it's a goodbye tune....
	5:58am Jay/London: well thats it then !!! enjoy the record fair everyone who's going see you next week
	5:58am Fran: Another quality item Bill - until next week goodbye to one and all and may your wind never blow in your face!
	5:58am Stanley: Til we meet again, Bill and thanks, it was a blast. "Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac - come for the music, stay for the banter"
	5:59am Looms: Nice show, thanks!
	6:00am Leo from London: Thanks Bill!

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from May 31, 2014

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