WFMU: World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from November 23, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:03pm Dave Mandl: Evening, all.
	9:06pm Uncle Michael: POB is the best Beach Boys solo album I've ever heard.
	9:06pm Uncle Michael: Evening, Dave.
	9:07pm Dave Mandl: Hey there, UM. Not many solo Beach Boys records to choose from, though, are there?
	9:11pm Uncle Michael: You know, that's a good point. But I still love POB. I was very late to that album and was slightly obsessed with it for a short time.
	9:14pm Dave Mandl: Yeah, it's good, and a real period piece, I think.
	9:16pm 12539: That was a lovely guitar piece. But then, this one might be as well...
	9:18pm tr;sh: Great listening beginnings; glad to arrive to hear them.
	9:19pm Dave Mandl: Hey there 12539, tr;sh.
	9:21pm Carmichael: Hi Dave and all. Trying day today, would love to get lost in the music.
	9:24pm JakeGould: hey Dave. Been listening. Now commenting.
	9:24pm dk: that steve reich + jonny greenwood piece was great.
	9:25pm pacific standard simon: Gimme a beat, Dave, to free Carmichael's soul...
	9:27pm HollyT: Hi gang!! ::runs in, slamming screen door::
	9:28pm Uncle Michael: DON'T SLAM THE DOOR....and wash your hands. Dinner's ready.
	9:29pm pacific standard simon: Gotta slam the door or the flies'll get in.
	9:30pm pacific standard simon: Also "associated" with Charlie Manson...
	9:30pm dk: as a former minnesotan and still pedant, i am duty-bound to insist "itasca" is pronounced "eye-TASK-uh".
	9:33pm Dave Mandl: Hey Holly, dk, pss, Jake, Carmichael.
	9:33pm JakeGould: Holly, slamming the door is disrespectful to doors and frames.
	9:33pm Dave Mandl: @dk: Noted, thanks!
	9:36pm dk: well, this itasca's from new york, so she may be exempt from the strict dictates of minnesotan verbal correctness. we'll need to see the appropriate documentation, of course.
	9:39pm Carmichael: My bruised psyche is healing, thanks.
	9:40pm HollyT: Sorry, @unclemichael. Smells delish in here!! What are we having?
	9:41pm pacific standard simon: Respect must be EARNED, Mr. Door.
	9:42pm Uncle Michael: spinach and basil manicotti and meatballs in marinara
	9:44pm Uncle Michael: Is the Wilhelm Scream in this?
	9:44pm pacific standard simon: Does Dave the Spazz know about this?
	9:45pm dk: was just going to say how profoundly disappointed i was that this record wasn't called "WILHELM ROCKS"
	9:45pm Dave Mandl: It's got "Won't Get Fooled Again" about 10 times.
	9:46pm Uncle Michael: Haven't herd James Brown yet.
	9:46pm Uncle Michael: There he is.
	9:46pm dk: is that 'whole lotta love' bit really a scream?
	9:47pm dk: also, cripes is this just all kinds of awesome.
	9:47pm listening out there: "I scream, you scream..."
	9:47pm Folsom: no trashmen
	9:47pm listening out there: Why do I feel like gargling just now?
	9:48pm Dave Mandl: James Brown, yes. I don't think it's got the Trashmen.
	9:48pm Uncle Michael: I'm glad the Sonics and Iggy both made it in...the Yoko, too...I guess.
	9:49pm Uncle Michael: Simon, I've exchanged some good email with Captain Willard this week. Thanks for the heads-up.
	9:51pm Mdurek: Trippy :)
	9:51pm Uncle Michael: I didn't hear Rob Tyner in the screamfest.
	9:53pm Carmichael: You would have heard me if you had been at my house today, from 10AM to 4 friggin PM.
	9:54pm Uncle Michael: Band rehearsal?
	9:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: goodcomics.comicbookresources.com...
	9:56pm Lonely Planet Boy: funny you followed up the Scream track with We Numb :)
	9:57pm Carmichael: Plumbing. Repair. MAJOR.
	10:00pm Mdurek: Finland?? Wow like [ówt krì] !
	10:00pm pacific standard simon: Glad to hear it, Michael. I see he included the Peaches collection. Wasn't that one of your exclusions?
	10:04pm Uncle Michael: Yes...he discusses the controversies a bit on the blog posts. He offers no documentation for including Peaches and Peaches Vol.2 but he did send me documentation I hadn't seen for Cook Book.
	10:05pm Uncle Michael: The amount of work that went into cleaning up the audio and the artwork is astonishing. He's a champion.
	10:06pm JakeGould: Can I record my neighbors in Bay Ridge who scream every now and then? As well as their dog that howl cries like all the time? And then send them to LeRoy Stevens. That would be the best.
	10:07pm pacific standard simon: It's true. I'm pretty sure he's mistaken about the order of the Zapped editions, though.
	10:08pm pacific standard simon: DIY, Jake, DIY.
	10:10pm JakeGould: Yeah, maybe I should just release that on Bandcamp myself.
	10:13pm Uncle Michael: He didn't know there were three versions of Zapped till I mentioned it.
	10:14pm pacific standard simon: Actually, I didn't, either.
	10:15pm Uncle Michael: There's a version with the collage cover but the track list from the one with the portrait cover. I don't have that one.
	10:20pm pacific standard simon: I bought the portrait cover version from an ad in The National Lampoon in late summer, 1970. Make of that what you will.
	10:28pm pacific standard simon: I think I remember this guy -- didn't he have really cheesy primitive self-released album covers, too?
	10:33pm Carmichael: @pss, I bought every NatLamp mag in the 70s. Excellent writing and bathroom humor. Still a big fan of PJ O'Rourke.
	10:34pm JakeGould: This Razen reminds me of some 1970s horror/sci-fi stuff where suddenly a human turns around and either their face is circuitry or their eyes are all black due to lack of… Why did they make their eyes black in the “Stepford Wives” again? Firmware update?
	10:37pm pacific standard simon: @Carmichael - I think I jumped ship around '75, but yeah, The Lampoon was a huge influence. Now I have them on DVD! :D
	10:40pm pacific standard simon: Somebody on Tumblr did a post about their ten most influential books. After thinking about it, I realized that most of my 10 most influential books are magazines.
	10:44pm HollyT: This reminds me of Jono El Grande.
	10:45pm Dave Mandl: But 20 years earlier!
	10:47pm Carmichael: The SAT test was probably the greatest piece of writing they ever did.
	10:55pm pacific standard simon: Any record with a squeeze-box on it is OK with me.
	10:56pm Uncle Michael: Three Suns career retrospective. Check.
	10:59pm Uncle Michael: I'm calling it a night. Fiddle-dee-dee, tomorrow is another day. Lovely music tonight, Dave. Thank you.
	10:59pm pacific standard simon: Bye, Unk!
	11:00pm Dave Mandl: Night, UM.
	11:00pm Uncle Michael: Night, all.
	11:02pm marc: How about Rockland County?
	11:03pm Dave Mandl: I love Rockland County!
	11:06pm JakeGould: I don’t think of things that influence me in terms of the media container they are in. And sorry, not a lover of books.
	11:06pm pacific standard simon: We're with you in Rockland, Carl Solomon!
	11:08pm pacific standard simon: The recording angel heard that, Jake.
	11:09pm JakeGould: I hope! I like recordings. I like art. I like film. Books? Sorry but it always felt weird and never “took me places.”
	11:11pm tr;sh: Dave, was there rain in both tracks - this and last? Or just this? I did a double take with headphones on and off because heavy rain was in the forecast, but never(hasn't) happened.
	11:13pm Dave Mandl: @tr;sh: Not the last track (Sonny Stitt).
	11:13pm JakeGould: Whenever I listen to WFMU and I am boiling water in a kettle I sometimes forget which is which; is that a kettle whistle? Or a noise piece?
	11:14pm tr;sh: A return to the beginning. Aha. I hear it, now. Rainy structure.
	11:16pm pacific standard simon: This morning I dreamed that the dishwasher was flooding, and started to wake up. I thought my wife was taking an unusually long time in the shower. Finally, I woke up completely and recognized the sound of torrential rain outside my window.
	11:20pm pacific standard simon: They say that W.C. Fields had difficulty sleeping unless he could hear the sound of rain on his roof.
	11:21pm JakeGould: I like it when I somehow time my sleep to rain. Dozing off while sheets of rain come down—and the pressure drops—is pretty sweet if you ask me.
	11:23pm Dave Mandl: I have an app that plays the sound of a rainstorm to help you fall asleep.
	11:25pm pacific standard simon: On the other hand, Fields was known to doze when soaked with gin.
	11:28pm tr;sh: It's a unique time of year for the waking senses. Rain and ears. Snow and eyes. Snow is so silent and yet so bright.
	11:30pm Dave Mandl: I hate the cold, but winter is a beautiful season.
	11:34pm pacific standard simon: I swored a swear recently: never again will I live somewhere it don't ever snow.
	11:36pm pacific standard simon: Dressing up in wool and fleece and flannel excites me.
	11:38pm tr;sh: Brisk movements for brisk temps and below is where the cold winter comfort is at, I find. The light from now til 12/21 is another story..
	11:42pm HollyT: I love the SAT test, but the 64 yearbook parody is one of the funniest things that's ever been written by anyone, anywhere, ever. A flipping masterpiece.
	11:46pm JakeGould: “I have an app that plays the sound of a rainstorm to help you fall asleep.” I have tracks I downloaded via the iTunes store for that reason. But they don’t help me sleep. Talk radio though… BOOM! Out like a light here.
	11:49pm JakeGould: “I love the SAT test…” What is wrong with you?
	11:53pm JakeGould: “Dressing up in wool and fleece and flannel excites me.” I can accept your wool and fleece fetish far more than I can accept anyone liking the SATs.
	11:54pm pacific standard simon: Dave - Thanks for the introduction to the music of Will Holshouser. I'm exploring!
	11:55pm Dave Mandl: @pss: You're welcome. He's a good accordionist.
	11:56pm HollyT: @jakegould, I was referring to the National Lampoon SAT test parody referenced above by @carmichael. Not the actual SAT test. har.
	11:57pm JakeGould: Phew… I am happy for you to have cleared that up.
	11:57pm pacific standard simon: I aced the GED test.
	11:57pm 12539: Muchas merci, Mr Mandl.
	11:58pm Dave Mandl: I did OK on the GRE. Completely flunked the SAT.
	11:58pm Dave Mandl: Have a great week, everyone. Thanks for listening/chatting.
	11:59pm pacific standard simon: A pleasure, especially in a sweater.
	12:00am tr;sh: Thanks for the fine listening et al. Dave.
	12:00am PMD: Great show!
	3:58am yximalloo: Thanks! Please Google seach by keywords "kompakt wanted"

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from November 23, 2014

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November 23, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Dennis Wilson	Holy Man "Holy Man" by "Dennis Wilson"	Pacific Ocean Blue	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Itasca	Walking In Hahamongna "Walking In Hahamongna" by "Itasca"	Unmoored by the Wind	0:04:01 (Pop-up)
Eric Carbonara	Lullaby for a Setting Sun	Exodus Bulldornadius	0:08:09 (Pop-up)
Warren Sampson	Travellers on a Mountain Road	Traveller	0:12:44 (Pop-up)
Steve Reich/Jonny Greenwood	Electric Counterpoint: II. Slow	Radio Rewrite	0:18:28 (Pop-up)

IKO	Subway 49 "Subway 49" by "IKO"	'83	0:29:59 (Pop-up)
Modern Feelings	Smooth Variations VI	Modern Feelings	0:34:59 (Pop-up)
LeRoy Stevens	Favorite Recorded Scream	Favorite Recorded Scream	0:40:42 (Pop-up)
Illusion of Safety	We Numb "We Numb" by "Illusion of Safety"	Surrender	0:44:28 (Pop-up)
Stephen Beaupré	Dark Water "Dark Water" by "Stephen Beaupré"	Foe Destroyer	0:47:55 (Pop-up)

Zeek Sheck	Singing Switch Cut Sting	Joinus	1:00:19 (Pop-up)
Belogenis/Blumenkranz/Wollesen	Shanir	Unbroken	1:04:01 (Pop-up)
Iva Bittová	China "China" by "Iva Bittová"	River of Milk	1:10:49 (Pop-up)
Fay Lovsky & la Bande Dessinée	Sequoia	Numbers	1:14:08 (Pop-up)
Young Marble Giants	Choci Loni "Choci Loni" by "Young Marble Giants"	Live at the Hurrah	1:16:30 (Pop-up)

Iasos	Blue Fire Realms "Blue Fire Realms" by "Iasos"	Celestial Soul Portrait	1:24:09 (Pop-up)
Razen	Holographic Riddance "Holographic Riddance" by "Razen"	Remote Hologram	1:28:09 (Pop-up)
Avec le Soleil Sortant de Sa Bouche	Face à l'Instant (part 4)	Zubberdust!	1:35:38 (Pop-up)
Univers Zero	Bonjour Chez Vous "Bonjour Chez Vous" by "Univers Zero"	Ceux du Dehors	1:39:50 (Pop-up)
Grouper	Labyrinth "Labyrinth" by "Grouper"	Ruins	1:43:31 (Pop-up)

Musette Explosion	Swing 39 "Swing 39" by "Musette Explosion"	Introducing	1:50:30 (Pop-up)
Sonny Stitt/Zoot Sims	KO KO "KO KO" by "Sonny Stitt/Zoot Sims"	Interaction	1:56:34 (Pop-up)
Gianluca Becuzzi & Fabio Orsi	I'm Happy Here (Under the Rain)	Muddy Speaking Ghosts Through My Machines	2:01:35 (Pop-up)
Jack Ruby	Bad Teeth (Don Fleming "Instant Mayhem" Remix)	Jack Ruby	2:12:17 (Pop-up)

Konstrukt & Joe McPhee	Flyswatter	Babylon	2:19:54 (Pop-up)
Zweistein	I'm a Melody Maker "I'm a Melody Maker" by "Zweistein"	Trip—Flip Out—Meditation	2:30:05 (Pop-up)
Howlround	Torridon Gate (excerpt)	Torridon Gate	2:33:46 (Pop-up)

Roberto Gerhard	Audiomobiles I 'Sculpture' 1959-67	Electronic Explorations From His Studio + the BBC Radiophonic Workshop 1958-1967	2:48:30 (Pop-up)
Yximalloo	Akidusi "Akidusi" by "Yximalloo"	Hagakure	2:54:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03pm Dave Mandl: Evening, all.
	9:06pm Uncle Michael: POB is the best Beach Boys solo album I've ever heard.
	9:06pm Uncle Michael: Evening, Dave.
	9:07pm Dave Mandl: Hey there, UM. Not many solo Beach Boys records to choose from, though, are there?
	9:11pm Uncle Michael: You know, that's a good point. But I still love POB. I was very late to that album and was slightly obsessed with it for a short time.
	9:14pm Dave Mandl: Yeah, it's good, and a real period piece, I think.
	9:16pm 12539: That was a lovely guitar piece. But then, this one might be as well...
	9:18pm tr;sh: Great listening beginnings; glad to arrive to hear them.
	9:19pm Dave Mandl: Hey there 12539, tr;sh.
	9:21pm Carmichael: Hi Dave and all. Trying day today, would love to get lost in the music.
	9:24pm JakeGould: hey Dave. Been listening. Now commenting.
	9:24pm dk: that steve reich + jonny greenwood piece was great.
	9:25pm pacific standard simon: Gimme a beat, Dave, to free Carmichael's soul...
	9:27pm HollyT: Hi gang!! ::runs in, slamming screen door::
	9:28pm Uncle Michael: DON'T SLAM THE DOOR....and wash your hands. Dinner's ready.
	9:29pm pacific standard simon: Gotta slam the door or the flies'll get in.
	9:30pm pacific standard simon: Also "associated" with Charlie Manson...
	9:30pm dk: as a former minnesotan and still pedant, i am duty-bound to insist "itasca" is pronounced "eye-TASK-uh".
	9:33pm Dave Mandl: Hey Holly, dk, pss, Jake, Carmichael.
	9:33pm JakeGould: Holly, slamming the door is disrespectful to doors and frames.
	9:33pm Dave Mandl: @dk: Noted, thanks!
	9:36pm dk: well, this itasca's from new york, so she may be exempt from the strict dictates of minnesotan verbal correctness. we'll need to see the appropriate documentation, of course.
	9:39pm Carmichael: My bruised psyche is healing, thanks.
	9:40pm HollyT: Sorry, @unclemichael. Smells delish in here!! What are we having?
	9:41pm pacific standard simon: Respect must be EARNED, Mr. Door.
	9:42pm Uncle Michael: spinach and basil manicotti and meatballs in marinara
	9:44pm Uncle Michael: Is the Wilhelm Scream in this?
	9:44pm pacific standard simon: Does Dave the Spazz know about this?
	9:45pm dk: was just going to say how profoundly disappointed i was that this record wasn't called "WILHELM ROCKS"
	9:45pm Dave Mandl: It's got "Won't Get Fooled Again" about 10 times.
	9:46pm Uncle Michael: Haven't herd James Brown yet.
	9:46pm Uncle Michael: There he is.
	9:46pm dk: is that 'whole lotta love' bit really a scream?
	9:47pm dk: also, cripes is this just all kinds of awesome.
	9:47pm listening out there: "I scream, you scream..."
	9:47pm Folsom: no trashmen
	9:47pm listening out there: Why do I feel like gargling just now?
	9:48pm Dave Mandl: James Brown, yes. I don't think it's got the Trashmen.
	9:48pm Uncle Michael: I'm glad the Sonics and Iggy both made it in...the Yoko, too...I guess.
	9:49pm Uncle Michael: Simon, I've exchanged some good email with Captain Willard this week. Thanks for the heads-up.
	9:51pm Mdurek: Trippy :)
	9:51pm Uncle Michael: I didn't hear Rob Tyner in the screamfest.
	9:53pm Carmichael: You would have heard me if you had been at my house today, from 10AM to 4 friggin PM.
	9:54pm Uncle Michael: Band rehearsal?
	9:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: goodcomics.comicbookresources.com...
	9:56pm Lonely Planet Boy: funny you followed up the Scream track with We Numb :)
	9:57pm Carmichael: Plumbing. Repair. MAJOR.
	10:00pm Mdurek: Finland?? Wow like [ówt krì] !
	10:00pm pacific standard simon: Glad to hear it, Michael. I see he included the Peaches collection. Wasn't that one of your exclusions?
	10:04pm Uncle Michael: Yes...he discusses the controversies a bit on the blog posts. He offers no documentation for including Peaches and Peaches Vol.2 but he did send me documentation I hadn't seen for Cook Book.
	10:05pm Uncle Michael: The amount of work that went into cleaning up the audio and the artwork is astonishing. He's a champion.
	10:06pm JakeGould: Can I record my neighbors in Bay Ridge who scream every now and then? As well as their dog that howl cries like all the time? And then send them to LeRoy Stevens. That would be the best.
	10:07pm pacific standard simon: It's true. I'm pretty sure he's mistaken about the order of the Zapped editions, though.
	10:08pm pacific standard simon: DIY, Jake, DIY.
	10:10pm JakeGould: Yeah, maybe I should just release that on Bandcamp myself.
	10:13pm Uncle Michael: He didn't know there were three versions of Zapped till I mentioned it.
	10:14pm pacific standard simon: Actually, I didn't, either.
	10:15pm Uncle Michael: There's a version with the collage cover but the track list from the one with the portrait cover. I don't have that one.
	10:20pm pacific standard simon: I bought the portrait cover version from an ad in The National Lampoon in late summer, 1970. Make of that what you will.
	10:28pm pacific standard simon: I think I remember this guy -- didn't he have really cheesy primitive self-released album covers, too?
	10:33pm Carmichael: @pss, I bought every NatLamp mag in the 70s. Excellent writing and bathroom humor. Still a big fan of PJ O'Rourke.
	10:34pm JakeGould: This Razen reminds me of some 1970s horror/sci-fi stuff where suddenly a human turns around and either their face is circuitry or their eyes are all black due to lack of… Why did they make their eyes black in the “Stepford Wives” again? Firmware update?
	10:37pm pacific standard simon: @Carmichael - I think I jumped ship around '75, but yeah, The Lampoon was a huge influence. Now I have them on DVD! :D
	10:40pm pacific standard simon: Somebody on Tumblr did a post about their ten most influential books. After thinking about it, I realized that most of my 10 most influential books are magazines.
	10:44pm HollyT: This reminds me of Jono El Grande.
	10:45pm Dave Mandl: But 20 years earlier!
	10:47pm Carmichael: The SAT test was probably the greatest piece of writing they ever did.
	10:55pm pacific standard simon: Any record with a squeeze-box on it is OK with me.
	10:56pm Uncle Michael: Three Suns career retrospective. Check.
	10:59pm Uncle Michael: I'm calling it a night. Fiddle-dee-dee, tomorrow is another day. Lovely music tonight, Dave. Thank you.
	10:59pm pacific standard simon: Bye, Unk!
	11:00pm Dave Mandl: Night, UM.
	11:00pm Uncle Michael: Night, all.
	11:02pm marc: How about Rockland County?
	11:03pm Dave Mandl: I love Rockland County!
	11:06pm JakeGould: I don’t think of things that influence me in terms of the media container they are in. And sorry, not a lover of books.
	11:06pm pacific standard simon: We're with you in Rockland, Carl Solomon!
	11:08pm pacific standard simon: The recording angel heard that, Jake.
	11:09pm JakeGould: I hope! I like recordings. I like art. I like film. Books? Sorry but it always felt weird and never “took me places.”
	11:11pm tr;sh: Dave, was there rain in both tracks - this and last? Or just this? I did a double take with headphones on and off because heavy rain was in the forecast, but never(hasn't) happened.
	11:13pm Dave Mandl: @tr;sh: Not the last track (Sonny Stitt).
	11:13pm JakeGould: Whenever I listen to WFMU and I am boiling water in a kettle I sometimes forget which is which; is that a kettle whistle? Or a noise piece?
	11:14pm tr;sh: A return to the beginning. Aha. I hear it, now. Rainy structure.
	11:16pm pacific standard simon: This morning I dreamed that the dishwasher was flooding, and started to wake up. I thought my wife was taking an unusually long time in the shower. Finally, I woke up completely and recognized the sound of torrential rain outside my window.
	11:20pm pacific standard simon: They say that W.C. Fields had difficulty sleeping unless he could hear the sound of rain on his roof.
	11:21pm JakeGould: I like it when I somehow time my sleep to rain. Dozing off while sheets of rain come down—and the pressure drops—is pretty sweet if you ask me.
	11:23pm Dave Mandl: I have an app that plays the sound of a rainstorm to help you fall asleep.
	11:25pm pacific standard simon: On the other hand, Fields was known to doze when soaked with gin.
	11:28pm tr;sh: It's a unique time of year for the waking senses. Rain and ears. Snow and eyes. Snow is so silent and yet so bright.
	11:30pm Dave Mandl: I hate the cold, but winter is a beautiful season.
	11:34pm pacific standard simon: I swored a swear recently: never again will I live somewhere it don't ever snow.
	11:36pm pacific standard simon: Dressing up in wool and fleece and flannel excites me.
	11:38pm tr;sh: Brisk movements for brisk temps and below is where the cold winter comfort is at, I find. The light from now til 12/21 is another story..
	11:42pm HollyT: I love the SAT test, but the 64 yearbook parody is one of the funniest things that's ever been written by anyone, anywhere, ever. A flipping masterpiece.
	11:46pm JakeGould: “I have an app that plays the sound of a rainstorm to help you fall asleep.” I have tracks I downloaded via the iTunes store for that reason. But they don’t help me sleep. Talk radio though… BOOM! Out like a light here.
	11:49pm JakeGould: “I love the SAT test…” What is wrong with you?
	11:53pm JakeGould: “Dressing up in wool and fleece and flannel excites me.” I can accept your wool and fleece fetish far more than I can accept anyone liking the SATs.
	11:54pm pacific standard simon: Dave - Thanks for the introduction to the music of Will Holshouser. I'm exploring!
	11:55pm Dave Mandl: @pss: You're welcome. He's a good accordionist.
	11:56pm HollyT: @jakegould, I was referring to the National Lampoon SAT test parody referenced above by @carmichael. Not the actual SAT test. har.
	11:57pm JakeGould: Phew… I am happy for you to have cleared that up.
	11:57pm pacific standard simon: I aced the GED test.
	11:57pm 12539: Muchas merci, Mr Mandl.
	11:58pm Dave Mandl: I did OK on the GRE. Completely flunked the SAT.
	11:58pm Dave Mandl: Have a great week, everyone. Thanks for listening/chatting.
	11:59pm pacific standard simon: A pleasure, especially in a sweater.
	12:00am tr;sh: Thanks for the fine listening et al. Dave.
	12:00am PMD: Great show!
	3:58am yximalloo: Thanks! Please Google seach by keywords "kompakt wanted"

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from November 23, 2014

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