WFMU: Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from August 16, 2014

Listener comments!
	3:07am Brian in UK: So this is drive radio show in Nu Joisee.
	3:08am Jay/London: hey good morning bill am back from France
	3:09am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Bill. Reveille played on the church organ. Nice. Hello, Brian and Jay.
	3:10am Guido from Cologne: Zzzzzzaturday! Good morning Bill! Good morning Europe! Guten TZAG world!
	3:10am Andy in Berlin: Good morning everyone! Greetings from the virtual diner. Marge says today's special is oatmeal and raisons.
	3:12am Sem Chumbo: Breakfast is my raison d'etre
	3:13am Jay/London: @ Andy In Berlin is there anything else as i don't like that
	3:14am Andy in Berlin: Well that's just the special for today. Get pancakes!
	3:15am Bill Mac: mmmmm pancakes! hey!
	3:15am Jay/London: yeah pancakes yum yum
	3:19am Sem Chumbo: w/ real maple syrup, I presume, and wild blueberries. Both from New Scotland, naturally? Whipped cream on top, of course.
	3:19am Guido from Cologne: I had pancakes (American style yesterday).
	3:20am Guido from Cologne: Can it be that the Residents layer by layer unfold the real background story of their "pop-group-image-sculpture" (not to talk about "identity")? The "Delta Nudes" comp seemed to be such a step. the Randy Rose persona doesn't really bother to hide of Homer Flynn. And though the official outtakes of the current documetary at wor k doesn't directly give a sign about "unvailing", I'm curious actually.
	3:21am Brian in UK: Fresh dates, then kiwi fruit with yogurt and honey from some hives about three miles way. Yum.
	3:22am Bayta: I'm cooking up some kohlrabi and potato curry for a really really late dinner. Started about an hour into Thomas Storck's show and it's still not done. Hungry.
	3:23am Brian in UK: @Bayta, that kohlrabi is a tough old veg.
	3:23am Bayta: Yeah, takes forever to cook. Stupid thing. Never buying it again.
	3:24am Guido from Cologne: I will make an exception today and not cook at all this weekend.
	3:24am Brian in UK: Stanley wake up, you are missing the DUB. It looks more interesting than it is.
	3:25am Fran: Salutations all
	3:25am northguineahills: I thought there must be a new Sly & Robbie reissue, as there has been a lot of Sly & Robbie on WFMU late..
	3:25am Guido from Cologne: Kohlrabi rough was a favourite child-time snack.
	3:25am Brian in UK: I am making a Mauritius chicken curry.
	3:26am Bayta: This is pretty dubtastic
	3:27am northguineahills: All I've had today is kimchi & rice w/ seaweed salad. (I've been burned out from cooking).
	3:27am Guido from Cologne: I#m into full-omami-flavour veggie cooking, which can be time consuming.
	3:28am Andy in Berlin: I'm having curried lamb and spinach for dinner tonight
	3:28am Sem Chumbo: @NGH: what's your everyday rice choice?
	3:29am Sem Chumbo: Bill, maybe a cookbook as your premium offering next year?
	3:30am Bill Mac: Yeah but YOU guys are the ones with the ideas!
	3:33am northguineahills: @Sem Chumbo: Nishiki medium grain rice (if I'm cooking for myself). I usually only use rice for East Asian cuisine (there are exceptios).
	3:35am Sem Chumbo: Thanks, ngh. Linda sounds like someone to lose your mind over.
	3:37am Emile: Hey Bill, guys, back after a busy summer. Looking forward to the Oh Sees coming around next week, Swans later the fall...
	3:38am Bill Mac: @Sem Yeah - I don't like her already...
	3:42am Sem Chumbo: Tom Waits in Bertolt Brecht mode. wow.
	3:42am Brian in UK: Tom does Marlene impressions.
	3:42am Brian in UK: That's Marlene Crabtree.
	3:45am Jay/London: it was 30c 34 c in France now i feel cold here in the UK as only 20c
	3:46am Brian in UK: When I left one job, I left a book out for people to write their favourite recipes. Some people got in the spirit.
	3:50am Guido from Cologne: There is an official release "Now That's What I Call Music 1982": www.discogs.com...
	3:52am Guido from Cologne: original "Residue of the Residents" was 1982
	3:54am Jay/London: Bill did you find the love album by the Beatles ?
	3:55am Brian in UK: Nick Name is an Ingerlish geezer so his premium is kind of iroNICK.
	3:55am Guido from Cologne: Incredible String Band lost in the rain! recordings of that section of woodstock? :-)
	3:55am Emile: Yes Bill the entire festival is available in multiple files
	3:56am Brian in UK: If you scroll back far enough on Google maps you can see the begining of time.
	3:56am Jay/London: @ Emile where can I get it ?
	3:58am Sem Chumbo: Quill missed a key opportunity to appear in the Woodstock film... a glitch in the film/audio system made it such that the audio and film were not synchronized properly. This rendered the footage unusable... The problem was fixed in time for Santana the next band up and their appearance in the film sealed the band's later success. via wikithingy
	4:00am Emile: @Jay - sniff around the 'net.. I grabbed one day's sets at one point. Certainly on file sharing services. The sound quality varies as I recall. The files are enirmous.
	4:01am Bill Mac: Hey Jay, have not found the Love album yet
	4:02am Fran: Brian - you can view Google Caveview as well.....it didn't start getting more intrusive and therefore fun until the Iron Age
	4:03am Bill Mac: #Emile I think that's what make me shy away from those kind of downloads. Too much information to sift through.
	4:03am Jay/London: @ Bill its out there somewhere
	4:03am Bill Mac: sigh.... I miss the Iron Age....
	4:04am Brian in UK: Jay, is this what you mean? www.allmusic.com...
	4:04am Fran: We still have it Bill........its called Rotherham in South Yorkshire
	4:05am Brian in UK: I prefer the Ironing Age, it was much cleaner.
	4:05am Brian in UK: The Independent State of South Yorkshire.
	4:06am Fran: It was cleaner Brian but they still had a few wrinkles.....
	4:07am Brian in UK: We've all got some of them, Fran. Apart from our beloved DJ.
	4:08am Fran: It is the Independent State of South Yorkshire but they still perform the war cry of all Yorkshire regularly each day....'HOWWWW MUCH!!!!!'
	4:08am Sem Chumbo: And so the Ironing age gave way to the invention of Sta-Press fabrics.
	4:09am Brian in UK: Then followed the 'Just add water - makes it's own sauce' apocalypse.
	4:10am Brian in UK: Fran do they still go to the top their stairs?
	4:10am Fran: Sem - you have missed out the historically important Bri-nylon and Winceyette eras where fashion, itchiness and fire hazard briefly met
	4:11am Fran: To the top of the stairs yes and also regularly invoke the ghost of My Giddy Aunt
	4:11am Brian in UK: One spark and you could spontaneously combust.
	4:14am Sem Chumbo: @Fran: a flash in the fashion pan I missed:(
	4:14am Brian in UK: Fran I See the Yorkshire Sculpture Park won the museum of the year award.
	4:15am Fran: Bill - the revelation of the week is this wonderful historical release from Owen Maercks 'Teenage Sex Therapist' - what a record - are you going to play anything from it? And my week has also been fired up by the news of another ridiculously large but to me essential King Crimson box set based on Starless and Bible Black and the live dates around that.
	4:15am Sem Chumbo: Wasn't this group once called Big-Eyed Beans from Venus?
	4:18am Fran: Sem - count yourself lucky. A northern childhood in the 70's here involved being dragged through the nylon emporium called Brentford Nylons (I itch and shiver with electric shock at the memory) for various household nylons. I've never been able to visit Brentford on the back of that!
	4:19am Brian in UK: Fran the sainted Joe McGasko played Owen Maercks on Thursday. Tee Hee.
	4:19am Bill Mac: @Fran - I wonder if you and I are cruising some of th same web sites - I've come across the KC collection, and while I'm fascinated by it I don't know if I can process 30 live shows. That being said, there's still a lot of amazing poop to be acquired out there in virtual land.... is the Owen Maercks thing new?
	4:19am Bill Mac: @Brian Joe who?
	4:20am Fran: Yes Brian - YSP did well there. It is a great place but has the most ridiculous parking system requiring you have around £8 in change which is also your entry. No end of frustration for visitors!
	4:21am Looms: Good morning Bill & everyone.
	4:22am Bill Mac: Looms!!!
	4:23am Brian in UK: Looms I saw your name and immediately thought of savoury galettes. I mean that in the nicest way.
	4:23am Fran: Brian - Bill has corrected your memory - it was played by St Joe the Unmentioned which is his full name. Bill - the Maercks LP is a new limited run LP of old material not previously released. As for Crimson - I thought the same about Road to Red but when I got it I found myself wading through it quite happily if taken in the right dosage!
	4:25am Sem Chumbo: @Brian: just last Sunday I made a galette des Rois (King cake) for an out-of-season Mardi Gras party.
	4:25am Bill Mac: mmmm galettes! how could you take it any other way?
	4:26am Brian in UK: Bill, You know what I played the other night. The Intro & THe Outro. Still as silly as ever. Did Gaylord do that at one Hoof 'n Mouth?
	4:28am Brian in UK: Got to get me some buckwheat flour. I need to get one of those funny tools to flatten it when poured out. I use a chapatti pan.
	4:28am Stanley: Good morning Bill, everyone...yeah, good morning (crawls back into his pit)
	4:29am Fran: Catherine Ribeiro always a good call Bill as is the venerable Martin Newell and the Cleaners From Venus. Martin's musical memoir book 'This Little Ziggy' is a must read, laugh out loud and moisten the chuckle trousers experience.
	4:29am Bill Mac: I got to be Garner ted Armstrong in that one and I did the little scat routine. That was one of the best things Hoof ever did
	4:29am Bill Mac: Stanley's here! thank you everybody and good night!!!
	4:30am Guido from Cologne: SaturDon!
	4:30am Brian in UK: Fran I remember Martin Newnell used to write a weekly poem in the Independent. Funny man.
	4:31am Guido from Cologne: INCREDIBLE SHOW TODAY BILL! So many ear obpeners! I cannot get away from my stereo!
	4:31am Bill Mac: otherwise known as the instrumental track of Hey garland I dig Your Tweed Coat
	4:33am Brian in UK: Christmas Pudding Ice Cream. Yum.
	4:33am Guido from Cologne: ... i see ... ... but theese sounds a so much inbedded in my subconciousness.. .. ididn't notice that it is a backing track ..
	4:34am Fran: Brian - he is an underrated gem in my book. If you can find his CD The Greatest Living Englishman some copies came with a bonus CD of live readings - hilarious stuff including the classic I Hank Marvined!
	4:34am Stanley: This Ice Cream for Crow track I don't remember at all - I think it is brilliant
	4:34am P-90: Whatever became of Garner Ted Armstrong?
	4:34am Brian in UK: Thanks, Fran.
	4:36am Sem Chumbo: A day without a little Beefheart is a day without joy.
	4:37am Bill Mac: The English definitely cornered the market on eccentrics. loved the ivor cutler track last week btw. So Garner Ted was an American evangelist. Never heard of him beyond the auspices of the Bonzos. P90!
	4:38am Fran: Ohhh don't call Ivor, English - most definetely Scottish!
	4:40am Brian in UK: Fran, Martin writing for the Express, shock, horror. www.express.co.uk...
	4:41am Fran: I know but I will find it in my heart to forgive him.......
	4:42am Brian in UK: I'm in love with WPC Hodges, I'm in love with a wonderful girl.
	4:50am Brian in UK: Fran I have just understood where Roger McGough's line 'he couldn't punch a hole in a wet echo' came from. It referred to the Liverpool Echo. I have always had the idea of a reverberating echo in my head. I will still with mine.
	4:55am Guido from Cologne: THIS EPISODE of Zzzzzzero Hour IS KILLING IT!
	4:56am Bill Mac: Great version of the Groovies Slow Death
	4:59am Fran: A rare moment Brian - tabloid or local rag inspiration!!
	5:16am Sem Chumbo: No mush on the table here, Bill. Plenty to sink your teeth into. What Guido said just above.
	5:17am Bill Mac: Thanks Gents - now THAT's a bucket o' mush!
	5:17am northguineahills: I thought this was Steeleye Span. Feels good at 5am.
	5:19am Bill Mac: I've been obsessing over them of late for some reason. Tis nice to play them for a change
	5:21am Stanley: (Springs into view flexing his biceps in the classic Charles Atlas manner) Hello everyone, what's going down?
	5:21am Fran: Just don't play All Around My Hat Bill - Steeleye Span are a band of early genius, a period of horror and a rebirth of sorts in my book. This is from the great period
	5:22am Dave: this set is fantastic!
	5:22am Bill Mac: I heard their mid period stuff was bad.
	5:22am Brian in UK: Sounds a bit like a female Omar Souleyman without the dance moves.
	5:23am Stanley: ...not to mention their Christmas single.
	5:24am Bill Mac: I just downloaded their complete discog - I was going to cull out the bad stuff.
	5:24am Bill Mac: @Dave Thanks!
	5:26am Bill Mac: @Brian I love the Nouora Mint Seymali. It doesn't have to be beat heavy to have a good groove. I kin listen to that stuff all day.
	5:27am Sem Chumbo: ...and I am gonna use the fiddle music as my extro. Market day beckons. Thanks for this morning, Bill. See you, and all, next time.
	5:27am michael and Birgit: Hey Bill, thank you for your Mail reply. we`re on the road. No time to listen today.Wish you and everybody a nice und good weekend...See you next week
	5:27am Fran: Happy culling Bill - you would even need to do this with Fairport who to be fair never released a bad Christmas single but did produce plenty of turkeys!
	5:28am Bill Mac: It's hootch servin time in new Scowtlind! See you next time Sem!
	5:28am Fran: Bon voyage Sem
	5:29am Bill Mac: @Fran Seems like many folk based bands really got awkward when they tried updating their sound. Maybe it was just the 70s. There was a lot of bad rekkids coming out back then.
	5:30am Guido from Cologne: Must run to get sth done.! KILLER SHOW this morning! Thanks so much Bill and see you next week!
	5:31am Fran: True Bill - I think it was the shock of being told to have trim beards and less chunky knitwear - perhaps even a Bri Nylon side effect?
	5:40am Bill Mac: Yeah, 70s fashions help put the faux in folk...
	5:43am Fran: For me the classic Steeleye albums are Please To See The King and Ten Man Mop or Mr Reservoir Butler Rides Again - coincides with the Martin Carthy era.
	5:43am Stanley: I suppose nylon shirts were cool once. But not for long.
	5:45am Bill Mac: I know I have 'King' - that'll be the first one I check out
	5:45am Bill Mac: @Stanley Howsabout platforms for that matter?
	5:45am Fran: Robert Fripp went into fashion and fabrics once but In The Court Of The Acrylic King, An Observation On Budget Knitwear didn't cut it with his loyal fans!
	5:49am Brian in UK: Love the show Bill. Have a great weekend everyone. And drive safely.
	5:49am northguineahills: Off to bed, thanks Bill, nice late night sounds.
	5:49am Fran: Now I must fire down the transistors, cool the radio valves, don some fashionable nylon garments and perform some shopping tasks. Another fine show you got me into. Have a good week all until next time!
	5:49am Brian in UK: Count Basie Orchestra on triangle. Thank you.
	5:49am Bill Mac: Thanks guys, y'all come back next week you hear!
	5:50am Brian in UK: Marlene Dietrich (formerly Crabtree)
	5:50am Jay/London: glad to get your show today i had no internet in France see you next week Bill and all
	5:51am Fran: Long live Viv - Bill one week you need to play Sir Henry At Rawlinson End!!! Tatty bye all
	5:52am Stanley: Shit, Bill, picture yours truly: (from the top) shoulder length hair (unkempt) bead choker orange nylon shirt leather wristband with ying-yang sign emosssed big buckle leather belt 'V' knee two tone purple brushed cotton trousers slightly too short effecting the look of some maritime flags waving in the wind ...and black platform boots dressed to kill!
	5:53am Stanley: @Fran - YES!!!
	5:54am Bill Mac: @Stan - I wasn't far behind - but I think i backed off of the beads because of reprisals from... wellll... everybody!
	5:55am Stanley: Like - hey punk, where you going with those beads around your neck?
	5:56am northguineahills: It's like when they used to play the anthem at the beginning of the TV/radio broadcast day.
	5:59am ! I X Key !: Awesome show I loved it
	6:01am Stanley: Solid gold show. Bill Thanks. Bye everyone. Til next time

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from August 16, 2014

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Lullabies and reveilles. Something for the late nighters and early risers.

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August 16, 2014: Eating Mush in the Midst of Plenty

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Patricia Machas	Track 2 "Track 2" by "Patricia Machas"	Osso Exotico - Church Organ Works	Sonoris		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Foetus	Chimera "Chimera" by "Foetus"	Damp	Ectopic	*	0:07:05 (Pop-up)
The Residents	The Sleeper "The Sleeper" by "The Residents"	Residue of the Residents	Superior Viaduct	*	0:10:23 (Pop-up)
Twink	Track 2 "Track 2" by "Twink"	Critter	None	*	0:13:10 (Pop-up)
Il Sogno del Marinaio	Animal Farm Tango	Canto Secondo	Clenched Wrench	*	0:16:45 (Pop-up)
Sly & Robbie	Daphne "Daphne" by "Sly & Robbie"	Underwater Dub		*	0:21:53 (Pop-up)
Mark Stewart & Mafia	Liberty City	Now That's What I Call Music 1982	None	*	0:26:08 (Pop-up)
Gary Wilson	Gary Saw Linda Last Night	Mary Had Brown Hair	Stones Throw		0:30:40 (Pop-up)
Kemialliset Ystavat	Arkistorotat "Arkistorotat" by "Kemialliset Ystavat"	Alas Rattoisaa Virtaa	Dekorder	*	0:37:29 (Pop-up)
Tom Waits	The Black Rider "The Black Rider" by "Tom Waits"	The Black Rider	Island		0:38:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			0:42:00 (Pop-up)
Chapa Mamba	Beleleu "Beleleu" by "Chapa Mamba"	Chapa Mamba	Transfusao Noise	*	0:56:06 (Pop-up)
Jack Ruby	Bad Teeth "Bad Teeth" by "Jack Ruby"	Jack Ruby	Feeding Tube	*	0:59:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			1:03:09 (Pop-up)
Voice on Tape	Sister May I "Sister May I" by "Voice on Tape"	What is Happening	Big Whup	*	1:06:59 (Pop-up)
Micachu	Vulture "Vulture" by "Micachu"	Jewellery	Rough Trade		1:09:58 (Pop-up)
Cleaners from Venus	It Could Have Been Cheryl	Extra Wages	Captured Tracks	*	1:12:07 (Pop-up)
Mama Bea Tekielski	Priau "Priau" by "Mama Bea Tekielski"	La Folle	Isadora		1:15:05 (Pop-up)
Catherine Ribeiro & Alpes	Roc Alpin	Paix	Mantra		1:21:48 (Pop-up)
Zammuto	Sinker "Sinker" by "Zammuto"	Anchor	Temporary Residence	*	1:24:27 (Pop-up)
Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band	Light Reflected off the Oceans of the Moon	Ice Cream for Crow	Astralworks		1:29:02 (Pop-up)
Temple of Bon Matin	Breedlove "Breedlove" by "Temple of Bon Matin"	Infidel			1:37:43 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			1:37:55 (Pop-up)
Simply Saucer	Electro Rock "Electro Rock" by "Simply Saucer"	Cyborgs revisited	Sonic Unyon		1:44:46 (Pop-up)
Retsepti	Hunger "Hunger" by "Retsepti"	Anthology of Georgian Underground Tblisi 1987-92	Supreme Echo	*	1:48:07 (Pop-up)
Flamin Groovies	Slow Death "Slow Death" by "Flamin Groovies"	Slow Death	Norton		1:51:09 (Pop-up)
Alice Cooper	Mr and Misdemeanor "Mr and Misdemeanor" by "Alice Cooper"	Life and Crimes	Rhino		1:56:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			1:59:05 (Pop-up)
The Ribeye Brothers	Rictus "Rictus" by "The Ribeye Brothers"	New ways to fall	This is You	*	2:03:29 (Pop-up)
Dub Thompson	hayward! "hayward!" by "Dub Thompson"	9 Songs	Dead Oceans	*	2:05:24 (Pop-up)
PC Worship	Baby in the Back Room "Baby in the Back Room" by "PC Worship"	Social Rust	Northern Spy	*	2:09:14 (Pop-up)
Steeleye Span	Alison Gross "Alison Gross" by "Steeleye Span"	Spanning the Years	Chrysalis		2:12:40 (Pop-up)
Nouora Mint Seymali	Emin Emineina Chou Weyne	Tzenni	Glitter Beat	*	2:18:39 (Pop-up)
Smoke Dawson	John Brown's Dream "John Brown's Dream" by "Smoke Dawson"	Fiddle	Tompkins Square	*	2:23:25 (Pop-up)
Sonny Blount (Sun Ra) & Stuff Smith	Deep Purple	Huigh Voltage! Giant Steps & Flashpoints of the 20th Century	High Voltage	*	2:27:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			2:31:17 (Pop-up)
The rivingtons	Papa Om Maw Maw "Papa Om Maw Maw" by "The rivingtons"		Fantastic Voyage	*	2:37:42 (Pop-up)
Ike & Tina Turner	Twisteroo "Twisteroo" by "Ike & Tina Turner"	King of Rhythm Road	Collectiblles		2:40:52 (Pop-up)
Slim Harpo	King Bee "King Bee" by "Slim Harpo"	The Scratch	Excello		2:41:56 (Pop-up)
Johnny Adams	Georgia Mountain Dew	Heart & Soul	VampiSoul		2:46:11 (Pop-up)
Marlene Dietrich	Sag Mir Wo Die Blumin Bind	Echoes of Germany	Fantastic Voyage	*	2:48:09 (Pop-up)
Jimi Hendrix	Star Spangled Banner	Woodstock	Columbia		2:51:24 (Pop-up)
Jad Fair & Danielson	Solid Gold Heart	Solid Gold Heart	Sounds familyre	*	2:55:17 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:07am Brian in UK: So this is drive radio show in Nu Joisee.
	3:08am Jay/London: hey good morning bill am back from France
	3:09am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Bill. Reveille played on the church organ. Nice. Hello, Brian and Jay.
	3:10am Guido from Cologne: Zzzzzzaturday! Good morning Bill! Good morning Europe! Guten TZAG world!
	3:10am Andy in Berlin: Good morning everyone! Greetings from the virtual diner. Marge says today's special is oatmeal and raisons.
	3:12am Sem Chumbo: Breakfast is my raison d'etre
	3:13am Jay/London: @ Andy In Berlin is there anything else as i don't like that
	3:14am Andy in Berlin: Well that's just the special for today. Get pancakes!
	3:15am Bill Mac: mmmmm pancakes! hey!
	3:15am Jay/London: yeah pancakes yum yum
	3:19am Sem Chumbo: w/ real maple syrup, I presume, and wild blueberries. Both from New Scotland, naturally? Whipped cream on top, of course.
	3:19am Guido from Cologne: I had pancakes (American style yesterday).
	3:20am Guido from Cologne: Can it be that the Residents layer by layer unfold the real background story of their "pop-group-image-sculpture" (not to talk about "identity")? The "Delta Nudes" comp seemed to be such a step. the Randy Rose persona doesn't really bother to hide of Homer Flynn. And though the official outtakes of the current documetary at wor k doesn't directly give a sign about "unvailing", I'm curious actually.
	3:21am Brian in UK: Fresh dates, then kiwi fruit with yogurt and honey from some hives about three miles way. Yum.
	3:22am Bayta: I'm cooking up some kohlrabi and potato curry for a really really late dinner. Started about an hour into Thomas Storck's show and it's still not done. Hungry.
	3:23am Brian in UK: @Bayta, that kohlrabi is a tough old veg.
	3:23am Bayta: Yeah, takes forever to cook. Stupid thing. Never buying it again.
	3:24am Guido from Cologne: I will make an exception today and not cook at all this weekend.
	3:24am Brian in UK: Stanley wake up, you are missing the DUB. It looks more interesting than it is.
	3:25am Fran: Salutations all
	3:25am northguineahills: I thought there must be a new Sly & Robbie reissue, as there has been a lot of Sly & Robbie on WFMU late..
	3:25am Guido from Cologne: Kohlrabi rough was a favourite child-time snack.
	3:25am Brian in UK: I am making a Mauritius chicken curry.
	3:26am Bayta: This is pretty dubtastic
	3:27am northguineahills: All I've had today is kimchi & rice w/ seaweed salad. (I've been burned out from cooking).
	3:27am Guido from Cologne: I#m into full-omami-flavour veggie cooking, which can be time consuming.
	3:28am Andy in Berlin: I'm having curried lamb and spinach for dinner tonight
	3:28am Sem Chumbo: @NGH: what's your everyday rice choice?
	3:29am Sem Chumbo: Bill, maybe a cookbook as your premium offering next year?
	3:30am Bill Mac: Yeah but YOU guys are the ones with the ideas!
	3:33am northguineahills: @Sem Chumbo: Nishiki medium grain rice (if I'm cooking for myself). I usually only use rice for East Asian cuisine (there are exceptios).
	3:35am Sem Chumbo: Thanks, ngh. Linda sounds like someone to lose your mind over.
	3:37am Emile: Hey Bill, guys, back after a busy summer. Looking forward to the Oh Sees coming around next week, Swans later the fall...
	3:38am Bill Mac: @Sem Yeah - I don't like her already...
	3:42am Sem Chumbo: Tom Waits in Bertolt Brecht mode. wow.
	3:42am Brian in UK: Tom does Marlene impressions.
	3:42am Brian in UK: That's Marlene Crabtree.
	3:45am Jay/London: it was 30c 34 c in France now i feel cold here in the UK as only 20c
	3:46am Brian in UK: When I left one job, I left a book out for people to write their favourite recipes. Some people got in the spirit.
	3:50am Guido from Cologne: There is an official release "Now That's What I Call Music 1982": www.discogs.com...
	3:52am Guido from Cologne: original "Residue of the Residents" was 1982
	3:54am Jay/London: Bill did you find the love album by the Beatles ?
	3:55am Brian in UK: Nick Name is an Ingerlish geezer so his premium is kind of iroNICK.
	3:55am Guido from Cologne: Incredible String Band lost in the rain! recordings of that section of woodstock? :-)
	3:55am Emile: Yes Bill the entire festival is available in multiple files
	3:56am Brian in UK: If you scroll back far enough on Google maps you can see the begining of time.
	3:56am Jay/London: @ Emile where can I get it ?
	3:58am Sem Chumbo: Quill missed a key opportunity to appear in the Woodstock film... a glitch in the film/audio system made it such that the audio and film were not synchronized properly. This rendered the footage unusable... The problem was fixed in time for Santana the next band up and their appearance in the film sealed the band's later success. via wikithingy
	4:00am Emile: @Jay - sniff around the 'net.. I grabbed one day's sets at one point. Certainly on file sharing services. The sound quality varies as I recall. The files are enirmous.
	4:01am Bill Mac: Hey Jay, have not found the Love album yet
	4:02am Fran: Brian - you can view Google Caveview as well.....it didn't start getting more intrusive and therefore fun until the Iron Age
	4:03am Bill Mac: #Emile I think that's what make me shy away from those kind of downloads. Too much information to sift through.
	4:03am Jay/London: @ Bill its out there somewhere
	4:03am Bill Mac: sigh.... I miss the Iron Age....
	4:04am Brian in UK: Jay, is this what you mean? www.allmusic.com...
	4:04am Fran: We still have it Bill........its called Rotherham in South Yorkshire
	4:05am Brian in UK: I prefer the Ironing Age, it was much cleaner.
	4:05am Brian in UK: The Independent State of South Yorkshire.
	4:06am Fran: It was cleaner Brian but they still had a few wrinkles.....
	4:07am Brian in UK: We've all got some of them, Fran. Apart from our beloved DJ.
	4:08am Fran: It is the Independent State of South Yorkshire but they still perform the war cry of all Yorkshire regularly each day....'HOWWWW MUCH!!!!!'
	4:08am Sem Chumbo: And so the Ironing age gave way to the invention of Sta-Press fabrics.
	4:09am Brian in UK: Then followed the 'Just add water - makes it's own sauce' apocalypse.
	4:10am Brian in UK: Fran do they still go to the top their stairs?
	4:10am Fran: Sem - you have missed out the historically important Bri-nylon and Winceyette eras where fashion, itchiness and fire hazard briefly met
	4:11am Fran: To the top of the stairs yes and also regularly invoke the ghost of My Giddy Aunt
	4:11am Brian in UK: One spark and you could spontaneously combust.
	4:14am Sem Chumbo: @Fran: a flash in the fashion pan I missed:(
	4:14am Brian in UK: Fran I See the Yorkshire Sculpture Park won the museum of the year award.
	4:15am Fran: Bill - the revelation of the week is this wonderful historical release from Owen Maercks 'Teenage Sex Therapist' - what a record - are you going to play anything from it? And my week has also been fired up by the news of another ridiculously large but to me essential King Crimson box set based on Starless and Bible Black and the live dates around that.
	4:15am Sem Chumbo: Wasn't this group once called Big-Eyed Beans from Venus?
	4:18am Fran: Sem - count yourself lucky. A northern childhood in the 70's here involved being dragged through the nylon emporium called Brentford Nylons (I itch and shiver with electric shock at the memory) for various household nylons. I've never been able to visit Brentford on the back of that!
	4:19am Brian in UK: Fran the sainted Joe McGasko played Owen Maercks on Thursday. Tee Hee.
	4:19am Bill Mac: @Fran - I wonder if you and I are cruising some of th same web sites - I've come across the KC collection, and while I'm fascinated by it I don't know if I can process 30 live shows. That being said, there's still a lot of amazing poop to be acquired out there in virtual land.... is the Owen Maercks thing new?
	4:19am Bill Mac: @Brian Joe who?
	4:20am Fran: Yes Brian - YSP did well there. It is a great place but has the most ridiculous parking system requiring you have around £8 in change which is also your entry. No end of frustration for visitors!
	4:21am Looms: Good morning Bill & everyone.
	4:22am Bill Mac: Looms!!!
	4:23am Brian in UK: Looms I saw your name and immediately thought of savoury galettes. I mean that in the nicest way.
	4:23am Fran: Brian - Bill has corrected your memory - it was played by St Joe the Unmentioned which is his full name. Bill - the Maercks LP is a new limited run LP of old material not previously released. As for Crimson - I thought the same about Road to Red but when I got it I found myself wading through it quite happily if taken in the right dosage!
	4:25am Sem Chumbo: @Brian: just last Sunday I made a galette des Rois (King cake) for an out-of-season Mardi Gras party.
	4:25am Bill Mac: mmmm galettes! how could you take it any other way?
	4:26am Brian in UK: Bill, You know what I played the other night. The Intro & THe Outro. Still as silly as ever. Did Gaylord do that at one Hoof 'n Mouth?
	4:28am Brian in UK: Got to get me some buckwheat flour. I need to get one of those funny tools to flatten it when poured out. I use a chapatti pan.
	4:28am Stanley: Good morning Bill, everyone...yeah, good morning (crawls back into his pit)
	4:29am Fran: Catherine Ribeiro always a good call Bill as is the venerable Martin Newell and the Cleaners From Venus. Martin's musical memoir book 'This Little Ziggy' is a must read, laugh out loud and moisten the chuckle trousers experience.
	4:29am Bill Mac: I got to be Garner ted Armstrong in that one and I did the little scat routine. That was one of the best things Hoof ever did
	4:29am Bill Mac: Stanley's here! thank you everybody and good night!!!
	4:30am Guido from Cologne: SaturDon!
	4:30am Brian in UK: Fran I remember Martin Newnell used to write a weekly poem in the Independent. Funny man.
	4:31am Guido from Cologne: INCREDIBLE SHOW TODAY BILL! So many ear obpeners! I cannot get away from my stereo!
	4:31am Bill Mac: otherwise known as the instrumental track of Hey garland I dig Your Tweed Coat
	4:33am Brian in UK: Christmas Pudding Ice Cream. Yum.
	4:33am Guido from Cologne: ... i see ... ... but theese sounds a so much inbedded in my subconciousness.. .. ididn't notice that it is a backing track ..
	4:34am Fran: Brian - he is an underrated gem in my book. If you can find his CD The Greatest Living Englishman some copies came with a bonus CD of live readings - hilarious stuff including the classic I Hank Marvined!
	4:34am Stanley: This Ice Cream for Crow track I don't remember at all - I think it is brilliant
	4:34am P-90: Whatever became of Garner Ted Armstrong?
	4:34am Brian in UK: Thanks, Fran.
	4:36am Sem Chumbo: A day without a little Beefheart is a day without joy.
	4:37am Bill Mac: The English definitely cornered the market on eccentrics. loved the ivor cutler track last week btw. So Garner Ted was an American evangelist. Never heard of him beyond the auspices of the Bonzos. P90!
	4:38am Fran: Ohhh don't call Ivor, English - most definetely Scottish!
	4:40am Brian in UK: Fran, Martin writing for the Express, shock, horror. www.express.co.uk...
	4:41am Fran: I know but I will find it in my heart to forgive him.......
	4:42am Brian in UK: I'm in love with WPC Hodges, I'm in love with a wonderful girl.
	4:50am Brian in UK: Fran I have just understood where Roger McGough's line 'he couldn't punch a hole in a wet echo' came from. It referred to the Liverpool Echo. I have always had the idea of a reverberating echo in my head. I will still with mine.
	4:55am Guido from Cologne: THIS EPISODE of Zzzzzzero Hour IS KILLING IT!
	4:56am Bill Mac: Great version of the Groovies Slow Death
	4:59am Fran: A rare moment Brian - tabloid or local rag inspiration!!
	5:16am Sem Chumbo: No mush on the table here, Bill. Plenty to sink your teeth into. What Guido said just above.
	5:17am Bill Mac: Thanks Gents - now THAT's a bucket o' mush!
	5:17am northguineahills: I thought this was Steeleye Span. Feels good at 5am.
	5:19am Bill Mac: I've been obsessing over them of late for some reason. Tis nice to play them for a change
	5:21am Stanley: (Springs into view flexing his biceps in the classic Charles Atlas manner) Hello everyone, what's going down?
	5:21am Fran: Just don't play All Around My Hat Bill - Steeleye Span are a band of early genius, a period of horror and a rebirth of sorts in my book. This is from the great period
	5:22am Dave: this set is fantastic!
	5:22am Bill Mac: I heard their mid period stuff was bad.
	5:22am Brian in UK: Sounds a bit like a female Omar Souleyman without the dance moves.
	5:23am Stanley: ...not to mention their Christmas single.
	5:24am Bill Mac: I just downloaded their complete discog - I was going to cull out the bad stuff.
	5:24am Bill Mac: @Dave Thanks!
	5:26am Bill Mac: @Brian I love the Nouora Mint Seymali. It doesn't have to be beat heavy to have a good groove. I kin listen to that stuff all day.
	5:27am Sem Chumbo: ...and I am gonna use the fiddle music as my extro. Market day beckons. Thanks for this morning, Bill. See you, and all, next time.
	5:27am michael and Birgit: Hey Bill, thank you for your Mail reply. we`re on the road. No time to listen today.Wish you and everybody a nice und good weekend...See you next week
	5:27am Fran: Happy culling Bill - you would even need to do this with Fairport who to be fair never released a bad Christmas single but did produce plenty of turkeys!
	5:28am Bill Mac: It's hootch servin time in new Scowtlind! See you next time Sem!
	5:28am Fran: Bon voyage Sem
	5:29am Bill Mac: @Fran Seems like many folk based bands really got awkward when they tried updating their sound. Maybe it was just the 70s. There was a lot of bad rekkids coming out back then.
	5:30am Guido from Cologne: Must run to get sth done.! KILLER SHOW this morning! Thanks so much Bill and see you next week!
	5:31am Fran: True Bill - I think it was the shock of being told to have trim beards and less chunky knitwear - perhaps even a Bri Nylon side effect?
	5:40am Bill Mac: Yeah, 70s fashions help put the faux in folk...
	5:43am Fran: For me the classic Steeleye albums are Please To See The King and Ten Man Mop or Mr Reservoir Butler Rides Again - coincides with the Martin Carthy era.
	5:43am Stanley: I suppose nylon shirts were cool once. But not for long.
	5:45am Bill Mac: I know I have 'King' - that'll be the first one I check out
	5:45am Bill Mac: @Stanley Howsabout platforms for that matter?
	5:45am Fran: Robert Fripp went into fashion and fabrics once but In The Court Of The Acrylic King, An Observation On Budget Knitwear didn't cut it with his loyal fans!
	5:49am Brian in UK: Love the show Bill. Have a great weekend everyone. And drive safely.
	5:49am northguineahills: Off to bed, thanks Bill, nice late night sounds.
	5:49am Fran: Now I must fire down the transistors, cool the radio valves, don some fashionable nylon garments and perform some shopping tasks. Another fine show you got me into. Have a good week all until next time!
	5:49am Brian in UK: Count Basie Orchestra on triangle. Thank you.
	5:49am Bill Mac: Thanks guys, y'all come back next week you hear!
	5:50am Brian in UK: Marlene Dietrich (formerly Crabtree)
	5:50am Jay/London: glad to get your show today i had no internet in France see you next week Bill and all
	5:51am Fran: Long live Viv - Bill one week you need to play Sir Henry At Rawlinson End!!! Tatty bye all
	5:52am Stanley: Shit, Bill, picture yours truly: (from the top) shoulder length hair (unkempt) bead choker orange nylon shirt leather wristband with ying-yang sign emosssed big buckle leather belt 'V' knee two tone purple brushed cotton trousers slightly too short effecting the look of some maritime flags waving in the wind ...and black platform boots dressed to kill!
	5:53am Stanley: @Fran - YES!!!
	5:54am Bill Mac: @Stan - I wasn't far behind - but I think i backed off of the beads because of reprisals from... wellll... everybody!
	5:55am Stanley: Like - hey punk, where you going with those beads around your neck?
	5:56am northguineahills: It's like when they used to play the anthem at the beginning of the TV/radio broadcast day.
	5:59am ! I X Key !: Awesome show I loved it
	6:01am Stanley: Solid gold show. Bill Thanks. Bye everyone. Til next time

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from August 16, 2014

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