WFMU: Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from August 9, 2014

Listener comments!
	3:08am Guido from Cologne: Saturday morning blabble cafe is opened!
	3:08am Brian in UK: Hello Bill, flying visit before going to cricket Test match in Manchester.
	3:09am Sem Chumbo: HIya, Bill, GfC & Brian. Good mornings all around.
	3:10am Brian in UK: All swagged up now. Trust you had a good lie in last week. PGB did sterling work. Hey Guido & Sem.
	3:10am Bill Mac: Gentlemen, so good to be back! @Brian What is a test match? You spectating or participating?
	3:10am blee: Good morn-evening everyone.
	3:11am Guido from Cologne: Hello Bill! Good morning Europe and SE-Time zone! Guten TZAG to the rest of the world!
	3:12am Fran: Morning all - Brian enjoy the cricket in briefly sunny Manchester
	3:12am Steve R: Nothing to say, nothing to see, nothing to do
	3:13am Bill Mac: @Steve - That's when I flip on some music
	3:14am Brian in UK: It is the third day of a five day Test. In the mid Nineteenth Century, England sent a team over to the colonies to play against you chaps. en.wikipedia.org...
	3:16am Brian in UK: Cheers Fran, we are playing India. Weather is hopefully sunny today!!!! Have a great weekend everyone. Got to go, I am in Stoke at the moment.
	3:17am Sem Chumbo: See ya, Brian. Hope you packed provisions, these things can last up to five days? Crikey!
	3:17am Andy in Berlin: Good Morning everyone! (I've been here all along - you just couldn't see me)
	3:17am Fran: Today is good Brian - tomorrow it will be trademark grey liquid Manchester sunshine with added breeze I understand!
	3:19am Fran: Andy with a Klingon invisibility cloaking shield - impressive!
	3:19am Bill Mac: Thanks fer poppin Bri, good trip!
	3:19am Sem Chumbo: Hey, Andy. Thought I was blind, but now I can see...you.
	3:19am Bill Mac: @Andy, Damn you and yer Jedi Mind Tricks!
	3:20am Brian in UK: Chin chin. taking a picnic, well prepared. Byeee.
	3:20am Sem Chumbo: I just split the definitive Bill Mac.
	3:21am Steve R: A famous quote from Bad Finger's "No Matter What'
	3:21am Fran: Bill you are no longer definitive - can you cope?
	3:23am coalhard: we need to let those kids in America or you can throw me out too
	3:23am Bill Mac: @Fran - Haven't been definitive in a quarter century.... I'll live
	3:24am Sem Chumbo: I took the bait and looked into, so to say, trumpet poop. Let's just say the sun don't shine there.
	3:25am Fran: Trumpet poop - isn't that one of those poor quality Miles Davis bootlegs?
	3:27am Sem Chumbo: @Fran: yes, a kinda of blue boo-boo.
	3:28am Fran: Ho ho Sem!
	3:29am Bill Mac: If I'm going to quote a obscure lyric of Dons' I better get it right!
	3:30am Fran: As you are no longer definitive Bill, small errors are permitted
	3:31am Bill Mac: Thanks Fran... the way I look at it, if I wake up breathing, everything else is gravy.
	3:33am Sem Chumbo: Here in New Scotland, gravy is the fifth food group, after cigaettes, weiners, diet Fresca and string cheese.
	3:35am Fran: Sem - you are on the edge of uninsurability there - add a deep fried chocolate bar of your choice to make sure!
	3:35am Bill Mac: Diet Fresca AND gravy? I wanna move there!
	3:37am Fran: Diet Fresca may as well be gravy by the sound of it!
	3:37am Sem Chumbo: That's the spirit, BIll, to go boldly where no man is insurable at any price. @Fran: so, you deliver?
	3:39am Fran: Deep fried choccy bars play havoc with the post so its a DIY thing for you I'm afraid
	3:41am Andy in Berlin: In truth I just had the covers over my head. The simplest ways are the best. :)
	3:41am Bill Mac: I actually googled hospitals that I could find employment up there.... Nothing really definitive came up.... I think we have a word of the day.....
	3:41am marmalade kitty: Good morning!
	3:41am Bill Mac: Kitttay!!!! yowsers!!
	3:42am Fran: Bill that was on the cusp of being..........d
	3:44am marmalade kitty: firefox remembers addition from the previous sum! totally useless..
	3:45am marmalade kitty: New Scotland? Who knew
	3:46am Guido from Cologne: Yeah, dig that Jad Fair kinda freak folk thing!
	3:47am marmalade kitty: whatever happened to old Scotland?
	3:47am Steve R: Just read 'Taliban Cricket Club', but it has little about cricket tinyurl.com...
	3:48am Andy in Berlin: I saw a cricket game once when I was in India. The only thing I remember from that was that some kids ran onto the field and were chased off by guards waving scimitars.
	3:48am Sem Chumbo: @MK: The Highland Clearance resulted in some Scots finding a new home here in Nova Scotia, where we are now more Scottish than Robbie Burns-era Scotland...
	3:49am marmalade kitty: the kid on the pitch was probably the most exciting thing that happened all day! :D
	3:51am marmalade kitty: I was going to say Nova Scotia..Latin?
	3:52am Fran: Have to admit cricket is like watching paint dry to me so some pesky kids sounds like a good addition to a few days of tedium. But it is popular so......
	3:53am Sem Chumbo: Etiam Marmalade Kitty, linguam mortuam!
	3:53am Fran: Kelly Osbourne - was it Ozzie thinking she looked like a bat with a bad hair day
	3:54am Steve R: Ebola, let me at them
	3:55am andy in berlin: @ MK - I daresay for me AND the kids
	3:55am Sem Chumbo: Was the ever just regular Bola?
	3:55am Bill Mac: The name of my first child
	4:00am andy in berlin: @Bill - the twins Ebola and Shebola
	4:01am Bill Mac: Hebola and Shebola...
	4:05am Steve R: Skip the new bin and play mega hits
	4:05am Sem Chumbo: Holus-bolus. Just sayin'.
	4:09am Bill Mac: Here's a big one from pop diva Phongsi Waranut singing her #1 hit "?"
	4:11am Guido from Cologne: Update tracklist pleeeeze! Wanna star-click!
	4:12am Bill Mac: Done!
	4:14am Guido from Cologne: You must put some title, in order to generate a click-able star. well, you were lucky enoug being able to read the artist name.
	4:14am Steve R: Oh, I meant ABC by the Jackson 5
	4:17am Bill Mac: @Guido To be honest, the tracklist says unknown
	4:19am Guido from Cologne: Unknown works well. Qustion Mmark didn't work. Electric Nubians great group name and great neo-psych track.
	4:22am Bill Mac: @Guido Duly noted.... Nice to hear you liked the Nubians... I use to play that track years ago at the Philly station I was at. At some point I checked the credits and noticed that the guy that engineered the record went to the same grade school that I did. Turns out the band also lived in the neighborhood. Wonder what happened to them..
	4:25am Fran: The Who...........whohoohoo!!
	4:27am Bill Mac: Kinda on the dubby side.
	4:27am Fran: This is a bit of a cheap 70s porntastic film-ish version Bill?
	4:29am Bill Mac: Glad you mentioned that.... 11 on the cheese-o-meter
	4:31am Fran: 11 possibly 12 - must see if the film Dr Who and the hot dancin' skimpy Cyberwomen has been made. If not we have a soundtrack.....
	4:31am Guido from Cologne: Electric Nubians, 1994 , interesting time. Did you know delia Derbyshire stopped activity in electronic music because of availability of modular snynthesizer? Seems kinda weird. But for my part, I myself also stopped my sampling madness, when it becam a simple drag&drop-thing with automatic time-stretch on windows. so I have a certain idea..
	4:32am Fran: Well done KP - just ordered this box set from Fruits de Mer as a pre-release.
	4:33am Guido from Cologne: Oh King Penguin ! Listener KP alread woke up and brought you his group's record? good version! great arrangement!
	4:36am Bill Mac: @Fran I think that Dr Who came into my consciousness during the Tom Baker Years - his share billing with girl that really didn't need to have a speaking part.... So glad you guys liked the KP tune. Well done KP wherever you are!
	4:36am Sem Chumbo: Outstanding set, Bill. Diggin'.
	4:37am beavoux: That Byrds cover was 5D. At least the part I heard.
	4:37am Bill Mac: @Sem yeah man, how'd that happen?!
	4:40am Bill Mac: Thanks BV, you are correct. That's another activity/game we have here. I call it "Fix Bills' Mistakes"
	4:40am Fran: Dr Who is a bumpy ride for me: Jon Pertwee - my early childhood - great Tom Baker - genius and great scarves Peter Davidson - good not great Colin Baker - Rochdale connections so have to like a little Sylvester McCoy - truly awful to me but some love his take so.... The more recent rebirth of the Doctor on BBC TV is quite something after the various failed restarts of the 90s but I miss the shaky sets and everything being in an abandoned quarry if outdoors - damn these bigger budgets!!
	4:40am Stanley: Good morning, Old Scotland calling.
	4:41am Fran: Good morrow to thee Stanley
	4:43am Stanley: A bit of a lie in this morning. Had a shit bucket week. Hi Fran long time, no read.
	4:43am Fran: Starting to angst about next week's prime gig by the way after the disappointing Neutral Milk Hotel shoutalong - going to Slint playing Spiderland - I'm crossing my fingers!
	4:43am Sem Chumbo: I have a nice slice of vegan haggis for ye, and, pass the caber, would you, please, old Scotland?
	4:45am Fran: Been listening Stanley but unable to join in due to work and other inconveniences! Hopefully normal service resumed for a while....
	4:46am Stanley: @Sem - have the 1200 calorie full breakfast like everyone else.
	4:47am Fran: There are restaurant signs in Glasgow that say 'we serve vegetarians' - its not being polite but a menu item!
	4:51am Sem Chumbo: @Fran: oh, aye.hahaha.
	4:51am Stanley: Once heard two housewives on a Glasgow train (no kidding); "See me" "Aye" "See my man" "Aye" "See mince" "Aye" "He loves it"
	4:51am Guido from Cologne: Whow, very garagy Kaladeidoscope!
	4:52am Fran: Sorry I should have said my prime gig will probably be Frank Fairfield and the wonderful Richard Dawson double header - I am preparing myself for Slint disappointment just in case it isn't very Slinteresting!
	4:52am Bill Mac: @Fran Hah! Dig It! Vegetarians - on a plate!
	4:54am Fran: Excellent Stanley - it will soon be Cutler time!! Bill - you got any Ivor in stock - Life in A Scotch Sitting Room Vol 2 for example?
	4:56am Bill Mac: Richard Dawson, was he primarily known as a comic over there? Once he got here he was an actor (Hogans Heroes) and the host of Wheel of Fortune - I can here him exhorting "Survey said!" as we speak. Ivor Cutler - yes! Lemmee see what's back there...
	4:57am Stanley: Love Ivor Cutler. Once met the man when I was a college ents officer. Picked him up from the railway station and he spent the journey extolling the virtues of train travel. Eccentric doesn't even start to describe him.
	4:58am Fran: Wrong Richard Dawson Bill - this is a chap from Newcastle - plays a wonderful mix of experimental music and folk - check out The Magic Bridge to start with!
	4:59am Stanley: IC uses words like 'micturate'
	5:00am Steve R: Crosby likes guns tinyurl.com...
	5:00am Fran: Well done Stanley! I saw his farewell concert at the Royal Festival Hall in London and there was a wonderful repeat of a Dave Allen documentary from way back at Christmas on eccentrics where his bit was magical. I saw the play they made of his life in Glasgow earlier this year - excellent!
	5:01am beavoux: There are some great Neil Young songs on that set, Don't Be Denied, Pushing over the edge, Revolution Blues.
	5:01am Guido from Cologne: @Bill Can you pleas play something horrible? I must go out for shopping. Theese "Pretty" keep me stuck to the speakers!
	5:02am Stanley: A play about him? I'll check if that's come to the Fringe.
	5:06am beavoux: CSNY were playing better than ever in 74
	5:06am Wynford Eagle: hello bill - locked in from dorset by the sea - loving the show…..
	5:07am Stanley: @Guido - I get "What are you listening to now? It's horrible" quite often.
	5:07am Bill Mac: Wynford Eagle thanks and welcome to the show
	5:07am Fran: Yay - observe Ivor's Jungle Tips and you can save yourself from being eaten by tigers!!
	5:08am Fran: I hope it does Stanley - it was at the Citizens Theatre and it is called The Beautiful Cosmos of Ivor Cutler
	5:09am Wynford Eagle: I was at an ivor cutler show at warwick university, had to get up go to pee, and he stopped his performance and asked me where i was going….i sat back down!
	5:10am beavoux: Bryce was playing Some really horrible crap earlier yesterday I do love his show though.
	5:10am Fran: Better that WE than trying to sneak out of a Bernard Manning show I guess!!
	5:11am Fran: Thanks Bill - my morning is now officially nay definitively good!!
	5:11am Stanley: ...pretty much the same life as now.
	5:11am Bill Mac: Neil Youngs After the Goldrush and I played this before www.youtube.com...
	5:13am Fran: If you want to play something wonderfully horrible try Eilert Pilarm and his Elvis covers - his Scandinavian brogue to Hound Dog is up there with the very worst!
	5:15am Bill Mac: @Fran This is bad enough.... I know we have Eilart... MA Numminen is bad too.
	5:16am Stanley: That IC story was much like something I experienced when I was in Africa (when I was younger man). Stuck in this remote village we only had dried termites to eat. But if you cooked them they fluffed up, so with plenty of salt and someone making wooshing sounds in your ear, it was like eating shrimp.
	5:16am Fran: Ah you do bad so well Sir
	5:18am Stanley: ...of course we were very, very stoned.
	5:18am Steve R: Could it be Neil Young's Journeys DVD where he returns to his first big venue in Toronto (Massey Hall) and plays After The Gold Rush on foot pedal organ. tinyurl.com...
	5:18am Bill Mac: Definitively sir!
	5:18am Guido from Cologne: No SaturDon yet?
	5:20am Sem Chumbo: @Stanley: was there an official termite fluffer, or was it a DIY situation? And was there a village "whoosher?" Sounds involved, logistics-wise.
	5:21am Stanley: Haha - we were just a bunch of loons. One of the three cassettes I had with me was Jimmy Cliff
	5:23am Guido from Cologne: Would you believe, i just thought Zombies is early magic Band ... hehehe
	5:23am Sem Chumbo: A saving grace. And the stoned part, also a mitigating factor:)
	5:24am Fran: Floyd on Bugs - there's a series that should've been Stanley. Mind you once or twice around here I suspect the salt may have been hiding an exotic ingredient or two!!
	5:24am Sem Chumbo: Unsquare Zombies, huh.
	5:26am Guido from Cologne: Zombies were pretty sophisticated from the very beginning ... taken in context of time ... must be said ...
	5:27am Stanley: Bill is "Sam with the Showing Scalp Flat Top" near to hand, Would love to have that going round me head when out today, (though I can conjure it up at will)
	5:30am Stanley: @Fran - crustaceans are pretty much like insects. The world will probably end up living on bugs.
	5:30am beavoux: Particular about the point it made I was but knee high to a grasshopper opaque melodies that would bug most people, music from the other side of the fence
	5:31am Stanley: @bevoux - Roughneck and Thug!
	5:32am Sem Chumbo: Thanks for this morning, Bill. Loved the tunes and talk.The Farmers' Market awaits; they love the hand-crafted hootch I sling. See you, and everybody, next time!
	5:32am Steve R: Neil Young at Massey Hall: snipurl.com...
	5:33am Guido from Cologne: Ha! Here he is !!! :-)
	5:33am Fran: True Stanley true - from hacking to bugs for dinner and bugbears, bug sums up our lives increasingly. So 'bug' will be our defintive word but only if Bill agrees!
	5:33am Bill Mac: @Sem Always a revelation isn't it? See you next week. Tell us about the hootch sometime!
	5:34am Stanley: BONGO FURY!!
	5:35am Bill Mac: BOOOGIE!!!
	5:35am Stanley: Thanks, Bill. Hope you enjoyed it as much as I did.
	5:35am beavoux: Poofters Froth Wyoming plans ahead
	5:36am Steve R: Thx Bill, sayonara
	5:37am Bill Mac: @Stan for sure! I was weened on that album! @Steve Hey man later on!
	5:37am Stanley: Bye Sem and Steve R.
	5:38am Fran: Going to have to get my motor runnin' too folks - a definitive pleasure today! Have a great week one and all
	5:39am Stanley: Fran - see you around.
	5:39am beavoux: I have a boot of a radio show Frank and Don did in 76 to promote the tour the play stuff from TMR live etc.
	5:39am Bill Mac: @Fran awesome as usual Fran! See you soon!
	5:43am beavoux: Yes he also plays electric
	5:44am beavoux: Calls him Donnie
	5:46am Stanley: Metal Man Has Hornets Wings?
	5:46am beavoux: If you can't find it I'll send you a copy.
	5:48am Stanley: A bootleg Frank put together himself, I believe. Had it once but some f****** ripped it off.
	5:48am Guido from Cologne: "Metal Man Has Hornets Wings" was a good boot that I only had on tape. But Orange Claw hammer on it?
	5:48am beavoux: Prob on u tube anyway
	5:49am Guido from Cologne: Anyone doing the "Claw Hammer"-technique in the Magic band at a time actually?
	5:51am beavoux: Clawhammer banjo? Prob not.
	5:52am Guido from Cologne: Maybe Rockette Morton in times, since he used to play bass with finger picks.
	5:52am Stanley: Thanks beavoux, so it is.
	5:52am beavoux: Referring to a actual orange claw hammer.
	5:55am Guido from Cologne: Hard to believe the 3 hours are over! Loved it! thanks Bill!
	5:56am Bill Mac: Damn, sorry I couldn't contribute to the Beefheart thread (my fave topic but I'm trying to get myself out of here. I'll catch with the material this weekend and be caught up by next week! see ya!
	5:57am Stanley: Yep. That's another good show done. Have a good week, Bill and everyone.

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August 9, 2014: Trumpet Poop on the Ground with Peanuts

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Mihal Cucos Trio	Part Two "Part Two" by "Mihal Cucos Trio"	Under the Regime	Reward	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Jarse	Kuulen jo kellot "Kuulen jo kellot" by "Jarse"	Det Gar Runt Igen	Fonal	*	0:07:09 (Pop-up)
Ui	Ay Nako "Ay Nako" by "Ui"	The 2 Sided EP	Southern		0:12:07 (Pop-up)
Oy	My Name is Happy "My Name is Happy" by "Oy"	No Problems Saloon	Crammed Disks	*	0:15:40 (Pop-up)
Edward Graham Lewis	The Eel Wheeled	All Under	Editions Mego	*	0:19:26 (Pop-up)
Timber Timbre	The Three Sisters "The Three Sisters" by "Timber Timbre"	Hot Dreams	Arts & Crafts	*	0:23:52 (Pop-up)
Flist	Dent de fer "Dent de fer" by "Flist"	Live on CKUT	Live on CKUT	*	0:28:37 (Pop-up)
Pip Proud	A Bird in the Engine "A Bird in the Engine" by "Pip Proud"	A Fraying Space	Em	*	0:32:24 (Pop-up)
Jad Fair	Here's Our Time "Here's Our Time" by "Jad Fair"	Solid Gold Heart	Sounds Familyre	*	0:35:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			0:41:12 (Pop-up)
Eric Siday	Pizzicato Piano "Pizzicato Piano" by "Eric Siday"	The Ultra Sonic Perception	DualPlanet	*	0:53:38 (Pop-up)
Abranis	Hawajaz "Hawajaz" by "Abranis"	1970's Algerian Folk and Pop	Sublime Frequencies	*	0:56:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			0:59:34 (Pop-up)
The Meridian Brothers	El Festival Vailienato	Salvadora Robot	Soundway	*	1:04:22 (Pop-up)
Phongsi Waranut	untitled track "untitled track" by "Phongsi Waranut"	Kamittsky Kamoutskys Ritmo Falso	None	*	1:09:36 (Pop-up)
The Ghostriders	Striptease "Striptease" by "The Ghostriders"	Rautalankaa Jees! Vol 3	Jep	*	1:10:52 (Pop-up)
Electric Nubians	Sunshine & Marigolds	7"	Disrtions Records		1:14:33 (Pop-up)
Travelers	Charlie "Charlie" by "Travelers"	Travelers	Maybe Mars	*	1:16:20 (Pop-up)
Don Harper	Dr Who Theme "Dr Who Theme" by "Don Harper"	Cold Worlds	Dual Planet	*	1:22:04 (Pop-up)
King Penguin	5D "5D" by "King Penguin"	7 and 7 is	Fruits de mer	*	1:27:26 (Pop-up)
david Kilgour & the Heavy 8's	I Don't Want to Live Alone	End Times Undone	Merge	*	1:31:00 (Pop-up)
Pollot	Hiihtoloma "Hiihtoloma" by "Pollot"	Pollot	Fonal	*	1:34:57 (Pop-up)
Damien Jurado	Trampoline "Trampoline" by "Damien Jurado"	7"	Sub Pop		1:38:19 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			1:40:25 (Pop-up)
Kaleidoscope	Faintly Blowing "Faintly Blowing" by "Kaleidoscope"	Faintly Blowing	Electra		1:40:27 (Pop-up)
Crosby Stills Nash and Young	Ohio	CSNY 1974	Rhino	*	1:52:10 (Pop-up)
Pretty	Mustache In Your Face "Mustache In Your Face" by "Pretty"	Local Customs: Cavern Sound	Numero	*	1:57:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			2:04:21 (Pop-up)
Ivor Cutler	Episode 2 "Episode 2" by "Ivor Cutler"	Life in a Scotch Sitting Room	Rev-Ola		2:04:22 (Pop-up)
Aidan Walsh	Mammy, Mammy the Eagles Have Landed	Musics In The Margin Volume 3: Inside Out Music	Sub Rosa	*	2:10:59 (Pop-up)
Land of the Loops	Help For Your Aching Back	Bundle of Joy	Up		2:14:03 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Cliff	miss jamaica "miss jamaica" by "Jimmy Cliff"	History of trojan records	Trojan		2:18:06 (Pop-up)
The Zombies	Conversations off Floral Street	the Meter is Running Gaylord 2005 Premium	None		2:20:06 (Pop-up)
Mateo	Canciones Uno "Canciones Uno" by "Mateo"	12 Canciones	None	*	2:23:31 (Pop-up)
Got a Girl	Did We Live To Fast "Did We Live To Fast" by "Got a Girl"	I Love You But I Must Drive Off This Cliff Now	Bulk	*	2:27:02 (Pop-up)
Zappa Beefheart	Sam with the Showing Scalp Flat Top	Bongo Fury	Ryko		2:29:31 (Pop-up)
Cab Calloway	Hey Now Hey Now "Hey Now Hey Now" by "Cab Calloway"	Well All Reet	Columbia		2:33:11 (Pop-up)
Rev Norris Turner	What a Friend We Have In Jesus	The original Golden Stars of Greenwood SC	Golden Friend	*	2:36:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			2:37:55 (Pop-up)
Dane Sturgeon	Ghost of Bardsley Road	Wild n Thunder	Stur-geon	*	2:45:38 (Pop-up)
Nolan Strong and the Diablos	If I Could be With You Tonight	Dirty Boogie: The Fortune Records Story	One Day	*	2:48:05 (Pop-up)
Jobraith	I'm a man "I'm a man" by "Jobraith"	as the river flows	Eschatone	*	2:49:57 (Pop-up)
Blasabfuhr	Sweet Sweet Pain "Sweet Sweet Pain" by "Blasabfuhr"	Blasabfuhr	TUN		2:56:47 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:08am Guido from Cologne: Saturday morning blabble cafe is opened!
	3:08am Brian in UK: Hello Bill, flying visit before going to cricket Test match in Manchester.
	3:09am Sem Chumbo: HIya, Bill, GfC & Brian. Good mornings all around.
	3:10am Brian in UK: All swagged up now. Trust you had a good lie in last week. PGB did sterling work. Hey Guido & Sem.
	3:10am Bill Mac: Gentlemen, so good to be back! @Brian What is a test match? You spectating or participating?
	3:10am blee: Good morn-evening everyone.
	3:11am Guido from Cologne: Hello Bill! Good morning Europe and SE-Time zone! Guten TZAG to the rest of the world!
	3:12am Fran: Morning all - Brian enjoy the cricket in briefly sunny Manchester
	3:12am Steve R: Nothing to say, nothing to see, nothing to do
	3:13am Bill Mac: @Steve - That's when I flip on some music
	3:14am Brian in UK: It is the third day of a five day Test. In the mid Nineteenth Century, England sent a team over to the colonies to play against you chaps. en.wikipedia.org...
	3:16am Brian in UK: Cheers Fran, we are playing India. Weather is hopefully sunny today!!!! Have a great weekend everyone. Got to go, I am in Stoke at the moment.
	3:17am Sem Chumbo: See ya, Brian. Hope you packed provisions, these things can last up to five days? Crikey!
	3:17am Andy in Berlin: Good Morning everyone! (I've been here all along - you just couldn't see me)
	3:17am Fran: Today is good Brian - tomorrow it will be trademark grey liquid Manchester sunshine with added breeze I understand!
	3:19am Fran: Andy with a Klingon invisibility cloaking shield - impressive!
	3:19am Bill Mac: Thanks fer poppin Bri, good trip!
	3:19am Sem Chumbo: Hey, Andy. Thought I was blind, but now I can see...you.
	3:19am Bill Mac: @Andy, Damn you and yer Jedi Mind Tricks!
	3:20am Brian in UK: Chin chin. taking a picnic, well prepared. Byeee.
	3:20am Sem Chumbo: I just split the definitive Bill Mac.
	3:21am Steve R: A famous quote from Bad Finger's "No Matter What'
	3:21am Fran: Bill you are no longer definitive - can you cope?
	3:23am coalhard: we need to let those kids in America or you can throw me out too
	3:23am Bill Mac: @Fran - Haven't been definitive in a quarter century.... I'll live
	3:24am Sem Chumbo: I took the bait and looked into, so to say, trumpet poop. Let's just say the sun don't shine there.
	3:25am Fran: Trumpet poop - isn't that one of those poor quality Miles Davis bootlegs?
	3:27am Sem Chumbo: @Fran: yes, a kinda of blue boo-boo.
	3:28am Fran: Ho ho Sem!
	3:29am Bill Mac: If I'm going to quote a obscure lyric of Dons' I better get it right!
	3:30am Fran: As you are no longer definitive Bill, small errors are permitted
	3:31am Bill Mac: Thanks Fran... the way I look at it, if I wake up breathing, everything else is gravy.
	3:33am Sem Chumbo: Here in New Scotland, gravy is the fifth food group, after cigaettes, weiners, diet Fresca and string cheese.
	3:35am Fran: Sem - you are on the edge of uninsurability there - add a deep fried chocolate bar of your choice to make sure!
	3:35am Bill Mac: Diet Fresca AND gravy? I wanna move there!
	3:37am Fran: Diet Fresca may as well be gravy by the sound of it!
	3:37am Sem Chumbo: That's the spirit, BIll, to go boldly where no man is insurable at any price. @Fran: so, you deliver?
	3:39am Fran: Deep fried choccy bars play havoc with the post so its a DIY thing for you I'm afraid
	3:41am Andy in Berlin: In truth I just had the covers over my head. The simplest ways are the best. :)
	3:41am Bill Mac: I actually googled hospitals that I could find employment up there.... Nothing really definitive came up.... I think we have a word of the day.....
	3:41am marmalade kitty: Good morning!
	3:41am Bill Mac: Kitttay!!!! yowsers!!
	3:42am Fran: Bill that was on the cusp of being..........d
	3:44am marmalade kitty: firefox remembers addition from the previous sum! totally useless..
	3:45am marmalade kitty: New Scotland? Who knew
	3:46am Guido from Cologne: Yeah, dig that Jad Fair kinda freak folk thing!
	3:47am marmalade kitty: whatever happened to old Scotland?
	3:47am Steve R: Just read 'Taliban Cricket Club', but it has little about cricket tinyurl.com...
	3:48am Andy in Berlin: I saw a cricket game once when I was in India. The only thing I remember from that was that some kids ran onto the field and were chased off by guards waving scimitars.
	3:48am Sem Chumbo: @MK: The Highland Clearance resulted in some Scots finding a new home here in Nova Scotia, where we are now more Scottish than Robbie Burns-era Scotland...
	3:49am marmalade kitty: the kid on the pitch was probably the most exciting thing that happened all day! :D
	3:51am marmalade kitty: I was going to say Nova Scotia..Latin?
	3:52am Fran: Have to admit cricket is like watching paint dry to me so some pesky kids sounds like a good addition to a few days of tedium. But it is popular so......
	3:53am Sem Chumbo: Etiam Marmalade Kitty, linguam mortuam!
	3:53am Fran: Kelly Osbourne - was it Ozzie thinking she looked like a bat with a bad hair day
	3:54am Steve R: Ebola, let me at them
	3:55am andy in berlin: @ MK - I daresay for me AND the kids
	3:55am Sem Chumbo: Was the ever just regular Bola?
	3:55am Bill Mac: The name of my first child
	4:00am andy in berlin: @Bill - the twins Ebola and Shebola
	4:01am Bill Mac: Hebola and Shebola...
	4:05am Steve R: Skip the new bin and play mega hits
	4:05am Sem Chumbo: Holus-bolus. Just sayin'.
	4:09am Bill Mac: Here's a big one from pop diva Phongsi Waranut singing her #1 hit "?"
	4:11am Guido from Cologne: Update tracklist pleeeeze! Wanna star-click!
	4:12am Bill Mac: Done!
	4:14am Guido from Cologne: You must put some title, in order to generate a click-able star. well, you were lucky enoug being able to read the artist name.
	4:14am Steve R: Oh, I meant ABC by the Jackson 5
	4:17am Bill Mac: @Guido To be honest, the tracklist says unknown
	4:19am Guido from Cologne: Unknown works well. Qustion Mmark didn't work. Electric Nubians great group name and great neo-psych track.
	4:22am Bill Mac: @Guido Duly noted.... Nice to hear you liked the Nubians... I use to play that track years ago at the Philly station I was at. At some point I checked the credits and noticed that the guy that engineered the record went to the same grade school that I did. Turns out the band also lived in the neighborhood. Wonder what happened to them..
	4:25am Fran: The Who...........whohoohoo!!
	4:27am Bill Mac: Kinda on the dubby side.
	4:27am Fran: This is a bit of a cheap 70s porntastic film-ish version Bill?
	4:29am Bill Mac: Glad you mentioned that.... 11 on the cheese-o-meter
	4:31am Fran: 11 possibly 12 - must see if the film Dr Who and the hot dancin' skimpy Cyberwomen has been made. If not we have a soundtrack.....
	4:31am Guido from Cologne: Electric Nubians, 1994 , interesting time. Did you know delia Derbyshire stopped activity in electronic music because of availability of modular snynthesizer? Seems kinda weird. But for my part, I myself also stopped my sampling madness, when it becam a simple drag&drop-thing with automatic time-stretch on windows. so I have a certain idea..
	4:32am Fran: Well done KP - just ordered this box set from Fruits de Mer as a pre-release.
	4:33am Guido from Cologne: Oh King Penguin ! Listener KP alread woke up and brought you his group's record? good version! great arrangement!
	4:36am Bill Mac: @Fran I think that Dr Who came into my consciousness during the Tom Baker Years - his share billing with girl that really didn't need to have a speaking part.... So glad you guys liked the KP tune. Well done KP wherever you are!
	4:36am Sem Chumbo: Outstanding set, Bill. Diggin'.
	4:37am beavoux: That Byrds cover was 5D. At least the part I heard.
	4:37am Bill Mac: @Sem yeah man, how'd that happen?!
	4:40am Bill Mac: Thanks BV, you are correct. That's another activity/game we have here. I call it "Fix Bills' Mistakes"
	4:40am Fran: Dr Who is a bumpy ride for me: Jon Pertwee - my early childhood - great Tom Baker - genius and great scarves Peter Davidson - good not great Colin Baker - Rochdale connections so have to like a little Sylvester McCoy - truly awful to me but some love his take so.... The more recent rebirth of the Doctor on BBC TV is quite something after the various failed restarts of the 90s but I miss the shaky sets and everything being in an abandoned quarry if outdoors - damn these bigger budgets!!
	4:40am Stanley: Good morning, Old Scotland calling.
	4:41am Fran: Good morrow to thee Stanley
	4:43am Stanley: A bit of a lie in this morning. Had a shit bucket week. Hi Fran long time, no read.
	4:43am Fran: Starting to angst about next week's prime gig by the way after the disappointing Neutral Milk Hotel shoutalong - going to Slint playing Spiderland - I'm crossing my fingers!
	4:43am Sem Chumbo: I have a nice slice of vegan haggis for ye, and, pass the caber, would you, please, old Scotland?
	4:45am Fran: Been listening Stanley but unable to join in due to work and other inconveniences! Hopefully normal service resumed for a while....
	4:46am Stanley: @Sem - have the 1200 calorie full breakfast like everyone else.
	4:47am Fran: There are restaurant signs in Glasgow that say 'we serve vegetarians' - its not being polite but a menu item!
	4:51am Sem Chumbo: @Fran: oh, aye.hahaha.
	4:51am Stanley: Once heard two housewives on a Glasgow train (no kidding); "See me" "Aye" "See my man" "Aye" "See mince" "Aye" "He loves it"
	4:51am Guido from Cologne: Whow, very garagy Kaladeidoscope!
	4:52am Fran: Sorry I should have said my prime gig will probably be Frank Fairfield and the wonderful Richard Dawson double header - I am preparing myself for Slint disappointment just in case it isn't very Slinteresting!
	4:52am Bill Mac: @Fran Hah! Dig It! Vegetarians - on a plate!
	4:54am Fran: Excellent Stanley - it will soon be Cutler time!! Bill - you got any Ivor in stock - Life in A Scotch Sitting Room Vol 2 for example?
	4:56am Bill Mac: Richard Dawson, was he primarily known as a comic over there? Once he got here he was an actor (Hogans Heroes) and the host of Wheel of Fortune - I can here him exhorting "Survey said!" as we speak. Ivor Cutler - yes! Lemmee see what's back there...
	4:57am Stanley: Love Ivor Cutler. Once met the man when I was a college ents officer. Picked him up from the railway station and he spent the journey extolling the virtues of train travel. Eccentric doesn't even start to describe him.
	4:58am Fran: Wrong Richard Dawson Bill - this is a chap from Newcastle - plays a wonderful mix of experimental music and folk - check out The Magic Bridge to start with!
	4:59am Stanley: IC uses words like 'micturate'
	5:00am Steve R: Crosby likes guns tinyurl.com...
	5:00am Fran: Well done Stanley! I saw his farewell concert at the Royal Festival Hall in London and there was a wonderful repeat of a Dave Allen documentary from way back at Christmas on eccentrics where his bit was magical. I saw the play they made of his life in Glasgow earlier this year - excellent!
	5:01am beavoux: There are some great Neil Young songs on that set, Don't Be Denied, Pushing over the edge, Revolution Blues.
	5:01am Guido from Cologne: @Bill Can you pleas play something horrible? I must go out for shopping. Theese "Pretty" keep me stuck to the speakers!
	5:02am Stanley: A play about him? I'll check if that's come to the Fringe.
	5:06am beavoux: CSNY were playing better than ever in 74
	5:06am Wynford Eagle: hello bill - locked in from dorset by the sea - loving the show…..
	5:07am Stanley: @Guido - I get "What are you listening to now? It's horrible" quite often.
	5:07am Bill Mac: Wynford Eagle thanks and welcome to the show
	5:07am Fran: Yay - observe Ivor's Jungle Tips and you can save yourself from being eaten by tigers!!
	5:08am Fran: I hope it does Stanley - it was at the Citizens Theatre and it is called The Beautiful Cosmos of Ivor Cutler
	5:09am Wynford Eagle: I was at an ivor cutler show at warwick university, had to get up go to pee, and he stopped his performance and asked me where i was going….i sat back down!
	5:10am beavoux: Bryce was playing Some really horrible crap earlier yesterday I do love his show though.
	5:10am Fran: Better that WE than trying to sneak out of a Bernard Manning show I guess!!
	5:11am Fran: Thanks Bill - my morning is now officially nay definitively good!!
	5:11am Stanley: ...pretty much the same life as now.
	5:11am Bill Mac: Neil Youngs After the Goldrush and I played this before www.youtube.com...
	5:13am Fran: If you want to play something wonderfully horrible try Eilert Pilarm and his Elvis covers - his Scandinavian brogue to Hound Dog is up there with the very worst!
	5:15am Bill Mac: @Fran This is bad enough.... I know we have Eilart... MA Numminen is bad too.
	5:16am Stanley: That IC story was much like something I experienced when I was in Africa (when I was younger man). Stuck in this remote village we only had dried termites to eat. But if you cooked them they fluffed up, so with plenty of salt and someone making wooshing sounds in your ear, it was like eating shrimp.
	5:16am Fran: Ah you do bad so well Sir
	5:18am Stanley: ...of course we were very, very stoned.
	5:18am Steve R: Could it be Neil Young's Journeys DVD where he returns to his first big venue in Toronto (Massey Hall) and plays After The Gold Rush on foot pedal organ. tinyurl.com...
	5:18am Bill Mac: Definitively sir!
	5:18am Guido from Cologne: No SaturDon yet?
	5:20am Sem Chumbo: @Stanley: was there an official termite fluffer, or was it a DIY situation? And was there a village "whoosher?" Sounds involved, logistics-wise.
	5:21am Stanley: Haha - we were just a bunch of loons. One of the three cassettes I had with me was Jimmy Cliff
	5:23am Guido from Cologne: Would you believe, i just thought Zombies is early magic Band ... hehehe
	5:23am Sem Chumbo: A saving grace. And the stoned part, also a mitigating factor:)
	5:24am Fran: Floyd on Bugs - there's a series that should've been Stanley. Mind you once or twice around here I suspect the salt may have been hiding an exotic ingredient or two!!
	5:24am Sem Chumbo: Unsquare Zombies, huh.
	5:26am Guido from Cologne: Zombies were pretty sophisticated from the very beginning ... taken in context of time ... must be said ...
	5:27am Stanley: Bill is "Sam with the Showing Scalp Flat Top" near to hand, Would love to have that going round me head when out today, (though I can conjure it up at will)
	5:30am Stanley: @Fran - crustaceans are pretty much like insects. The world will probably end up living on bugs.
	5:30am beavoux: Particular about the point it made I was but knee high to a grasshopper opaque melodies that would bug most people, music from the other side of the fence
	5:31am Stanley: @bevoux - Roughneck and Thug!
	5:32am Sem Chumbo: Thanks for this morning, Bill. Loved the tunes and talk.The Farmers' Market awaits; they love the hand-crafted hootch I sling. See you, and everybody, next time!
	5:32am Steve R: Neil Young at Massey Hall: snipurl.com...
	5:33am Guido from Cologne: Ha! Here he is !!! :-)
	5:33am Fran: True Stanley true - from hacking to bugs for dinner and bugbears, bug sums up our lives increasingly. So 'bug' will be our defintive word but only if Bill agrees!
	5:33am Bill Mac: @Sem Always a revelation isn't it? See you next week. Tell us about the hootch sometime!
	5:34am Stanley: BONGO FURY!!
	5:35am Bill Mac: BOOOGIE!!!
	5:35am Stanley: Thanks, Bill. Hope you enjoyed it as much as I did.
	5:35am beavoux: Poofters Froth Wyoming plans ahead
	5:36am Steve R: Thx Bill, sayonara
	5:37am Bill Mac: @Stan for sure! I was weened on that album! @Steve Hey man later on!
	5:37am Stanley: Bye Sem and Steve R.
	5:38am Fran: Going to have to get my motor runnin' too folks - a definitive pleasure today! Have a great week one and all
	5:39am Stanley: Fran - see you around.
	5:39am beavoux: I have a boot of a radio show Frank and Don did in 76 to promote the tour the play stuff from TMR live etc.
	5:39am Bill Mac: @Fran awesome as usual Fran! See you soon!
	5:43am beavoux: Yes he also plays electric
	5:44am beavoux: Calls him Donnie
	5:46am Stanley: Metal Man Has Hornets Wings?
	5:46am beavoux: If you can't find it I'll send you a copy.
	5:48am Stanley: A bootleg Frank put together himself, I believe. Had it once but some f****** ripped it off.
	5:48am Guido from Cologne: "Metal Man Has Hornets Wings" was a good boot that I only had on tape. But Orange Claw hammer on it?
	5:48am beavoux: Prob on u tube anyway
	5:49am Guido from Cologne: Anyone doing the "Claw Hammer"-technique in the Magic band at a time actually?
	5:51am beavoux: Clawhammer banjo? Prob not.
	5:52am Guido from Cologne: Maybe Rockette Morton in times, since he used to play bass with finger picks.
	5:52am Stanley: Thanks beavoux, so it is.
	5:52am beavoux: Referring to a actual orange claw hammer.
	5:55am Guido from Cologne: Hard to believe the 3 hours are over! Loved it! thanks Bill!
	5:56am Bill Mac: Damn, sorry I couldn't contribute to the Beefheart thread (my fave topic but I'm trying to get myself out of here. I'll catch with the material this weekend and be caught up by next week! see ya!
	5:57am Stanley: Yep. That's another good show done. Have a good week, Bill and everyone.

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from August 9, 2014

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