WFMU: The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from December 18, 2014

Listener comments!
	6:01am Scott McDowell: morning
	6:01am Scott McDowell: coffee
	6:06am AndrewC.: morning
	6:06am AndrewC.: hipnosis
	6:12am Scott McDowell: Hi AndrewC.!
	6:17am Cooh John: yawn
	6:25am redkayak: A nice start to the day. The clanging of the steam entering the radiators is a counterpoint :)
	6:28am Scott McDowell: Steam improv!
	6:29am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Scott, and Long Rally-ers near and far...
	6:31am Scott McDowell: hi, how are you?
	6:34am Sem Chumbo: Making chicken soup, just taking bread out of the oven, and feeding the cat. You know, living the country life:-)
	6:35am Scott McDowell: not bad
	6:46am julie: What is this track with the guitar? I looove it
	6:47am Scott McDowell: Vapour Theories is the band. :)
	6:52am maestroso: G'morning Scott. Vapour Theories sounds cool.
	6:54am pierre: here Scott bonjour !
	6:54am Scott McDowell: bonjour!
	7:04am TDK60: Tea time. Is there a Led Zep trend again?
	7:04am duke: hola!
	7:07am Scott McDowell: I ran down to the library two flights to get that Led Zep for segue purposes!
	7:09am TDK60: I appreciate your journey for such, sounded like an LP version. Seems like I've heard a few L.Z. cuts on WFMU recently.
	7:09am Mark: They also just issued a remixed/remastered (personally by Jimmy Page) version of "Houses of the Holy" with alternate takes etc. Whatever your personal feelings are about that band, they're relevant this year because of these deluxe versions of all their early albums. And if you're a fan at all, they're tremendous.
	7:09am Scott McDowell: Could be, we had a secret meeting about it.
	7:10am Scott McDowell: I would like to hear the remasters.
	7:10am Mark: Having grown up on Detroit radio (unfortunately), I personally don't care if I ever hear Led Zeppelin again.
	7:12am Mark: The first album comes with a bonus disc of a concert from 1969 when they were young and hungry and really great.
	7:15am TDK60: I'm more of a Yardbirds fellow. L.Z. is okay but was way overplayed, as our Detroit commenter says.
	7:17am Scott McDowell: They still get the Led out every night at 8pm on local radio.
	7:18am TDK60: Still overplayed? Yow. Shower then work time. Later.
	7:21am Mark: Yeah they're absolutely stupid. There was a wonderful underground station (interestingly enough, inspired by WFMU, I just read recently) called WABX, went on the air early '68 but they were done with freeform by '73, and then it was a vast wasteland until the local NPR station started programming music that was pretty cool, but that's all over, too. Fortunately, there's the internet now. There's also a cool little college station where Ken used to work, WCBN, and other than that, I tell my Michigan friends to listen to FMU online. I don't even have a receiver any more, I just plug my laptop into my amplifier when I'm home and stream FMU that way.
	7:37am Sem Chumbo: Yeah, this is some more of the good stuff. Lovin' the show, Scott. Thanks.
	7:56am Sem Chumbo: Catch the rest of the archives, see ya later SW.
	8:01am Scott McDowell: See ya! thanks for checking in
	8:01am Meghan: Morning Scott! Happy upcoming holidays to you!!
	8:04am Scott McDowell: thanks meghan! you too
	8:04am PKNY: G'TZAG Scott and everybody! Great set this morning, and I don't care what the neighbors say, I was feeling the "No Quarter" this morning, might be my fav Zep track.
	8:09am Scott McDowell: sweet! what do the neighbors think??
	8:20am PKNY: @Scott - luckily all the neighbors (and my wife) were asleep, so no complaints. And as for as 'Zep on classic rock stations' go, "No Quarter" is definitely a deep cut. I grew up in Poughkeepsie, where WPDH has spent the last 40 years making LZ unavoidable, and you rarely heard "NQ" compared to the usual suspects.
	8:21am Cheri Pi: Good morning good people
	8:22am Cheri Pi: Damnit I missed Led Zep!
	8:22am Scott McDowell: It's the 6+min runtime that scares away programmers! That's a shorty on this particular radio manifestation though.
	8:24am PKNY: @Scott - but a lot of Zep radio classics are long pieces, so I guess it's the relatively unfamiliarity that might scare them away. I don't think a classic rock programmer ever got fired for having the station play "Whole Lotta Love" or "Stairway" too much. On another topic, I only know Frank Lowe from that record he did w/ Rashied Ali, so I'm glad to hear more of his work.
	8:34am Scott McDowell: yeah that frank lowe record egads.
	8:37am Cheri Pi: Nice No Quarter continuity
	8:39am PKNY: @Cheri Pi - good call on that, and good call once again on the track selection today, been going clicky start crazy this AM.
	8:40am Scott McDowell: haha, yeah meant that.
	8:45am Santos L Halper: David
	8:47am redkayak: Wow....RT! Fantastic...
	8:48am Santos L halper: & the Dorks; nice. Is that boot worth checking out? Don't have any of them as such. Weird, couldn't post on iApp...
	8:49am Dan M: Great show Scott. Loving the diversity of your playlist. Thanks!
	8:50am Scott McDowell: cheers!
	8:50am Scott McDowell: Santos ---- yes worth checking - a google search will find it
	8:58am Bas NL: Thank Scott! Great show!
	8:58am Scott McDowell: Thanks for checkin in, Bas!

The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from December 18, 2014

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December 18, 2014: No Quarter

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Grachan Moncur III	Hipnosis "Hipnosis" by "Grachan Moncur III"			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Date Palms	Honey Dune "Honey Dune" by "Date Palms"	Honey Devash
Taj Mahal Travellers	IV "IV" by "Taj Mahal Travellers"	August 1974		0:26:49 (Pop-up)

Vapour Theories	Descend, part 1 (for Bailey)	split LP with Loren Connors	Carbon	0:46:05 (Pop-up)
Led Zeppelin	No Quarter "No Quarter" by "Led Zeppelin"	Houses Of The Holy		0:54:04 (Pop-up)
Matthew Mullane	The Middle Trench	Hut Variations	VDSQ	1:00:39 (Pop-up)

Fred Frith and John Butcher	Turning Away in Time	The Natural Order	Northern Spy	1:15:40 (Pop-up)
M.E.S.H.	Scythians "Scythians" by "M.E.S.H."	Scythians EP	PAN	1:18:36 (Pop-up)
Peter Evans Quintet	For Gary Rydstrom and Ben Burtt	destination:void	More is More	1:23:39 (Pop-up)
Konstrukt & Joe McPhee	Tek'e "Tek'e" by "Konstrukt & Joe McPhee"	Babylon	Roaratorio	1:33:32 (Pop-up)

Oren Ambarchi & Eli Keszler	Alps I (excerpt)	ALPS	Dancing Wayang	1:51:17 (Pop-up)
Nijam Langha Khan	Dhun Song "Dhun Song" by "Nijam Langha Khan"	Rajasthan Street Music		2:05:42 (Pop-up)
Frank Lowe Quartet	Listen "Listen" by "Frank Lowe Quartet"	Out Loud	Triple Point	2:11:17 (Pop-up)
Frank Lowe Quartet	Untitled 2 "Untitled 2" by "Frank Lowe Quartet"	Out Loud	Triple Point	2:12:46 (Pop-up)

Willy Mitchell & Desert River Band	Birchbark Letter	Native North America, Vol. 1: Aboriginal Folk, Rock, and Country 1966-1985	Light in the Attic	2:31:04 (Pop-up)
Chris Forsyth & The Solar Motel Band	I Ain't Waiting	Intensity Ghost	No Quarter	2:34:51 (Pop-up)
David & the Dorks	Eight Miles High	Wally Heider's 245 Hyde Studio C bootleg		2:40:39 (Pop-up)
Richard Thompson	A Poisoned Heart and a Twisted Memory	Hand of Kindness	Hannibal	2:44:46 (Pop-up)
Ya Ho Wha 13	Fire In the Sky "Fire In the Sky" by "Ya Ho Wha 13"	Ya Ho Wa 13 Presents Savage Sons of Ya Ho Wa		2:49:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:01am Scott McDowell: morning
	6:01am Scott McDowell: coffee
	6:06am AndrewC.: morning
	6:06am AndrewC.: hipnosis
	6:12am Scott McDowell: Hi AndrewC.!
	6:17am Cooh John: yawn
	6:25am redkayak: A nice start to the day. The clanging of the steam entering the radiators is a counterpoint :)
	6:28am Scott McDowell: Steam improv!
	6:29am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Scott, and Long Rally-ers near and far...
	6:31am Scott McDowell: hi, how are you?
	6:34am Sem Chumbo: Making chicken soup, just taking bread out of the oven, and feeding the cat. You know, living the country life:-)
	6:35am Scott McDowell: not bad
	6:46am julie: What is this track with the guitar? I looove it
	6:47am Scott McDowell: Vapour Theories is the band. :)
	6:52am maestroso: G'morning Scott. Vapour Theories sounds cool.
	6:54am pierre: here Scott bonjour !
	6:54am Scott McDowell: bonjour!
	7:04am TDK60: Tea time. Is there a Led Zep trend again?
	7:04am duke: hola!
	7:07am Scott McDowell: I ran down to the library two flights to get that Led Zep for segue purposes!
	7:09am TDK60: I appreciate your journey for such, sounded like an LP version. Seems like I've heard a few L.Z. cuts on WFMU recently.
	7:09am Mark: They also just issued a remixed/remastered (personally by Jimmy Page) version of "Houses of the Holy" with alternate takes etc. Whatever your personal feelings are about that band, they're relevant this year because of these deluxe versions of all their early albums. And if you're a fan at all, they're tremendous.
	7:09am Scott McDowell: Could be, we had a secret meeting about it.
	7:10am Scott McDowell: I would like to hear the remasters.
	7:10am Mark: Having grown up on Detroit radio (unfortunately), I personally don't care if I ever hear Led Zeppelin again.
	7:12am Mark: The first album comes with a bonus disc of a concert from 1969 when they were young and hungry and really great.
	7:15am TDK60: I'm more of a Yardbirds fellow. L.Z. is okay but was way overplayed, as our Detroit commenter says.
	7:17am Scott McDowell: They still get the Led out every night at 8pm on local radio.
	7:18am TDK60: Still overplayed? Yow. Shower then work time. Later.
	7:21am Mark: Yeah they're absolutely stupid. There was a wonderful underground station (interestingly enough, inspired by WFMU, I just read recently) called WABX, went on the air early '68 but they were done with freeform by '73, and then it was a vast wasteland until the local NPR station started programming music that was pretty cool, but that's all over, too. Fortunately, there's the internet now. There's also a cool little college station where Ken used to work, WCBN, and other than that, I tell my Michigan friends to listen to FMU online. I don't even have a receiver any more, I just plug my laptop into my amplifier when I'm home and stream FMU that way.
	7:37am Sem Chumbo: Yeah, this is some more of the good stuff. Lovin' the show, Scott. Thanks.
	7:56am Sem Chumbo: Catch the rest of the archives, see ya later SW.
	8:01am Scott McDowell: See ya! thanks for checking in
	8:01am Meghan: Morning Scott! Happy upcoming holidays to you!!
	8:04am Scott McDowell: thanks meghan! you too
	8:04am PKNY: G'TZAG Scott and everybody! Great set this morning, and I don't care what the neighbors say, I was feeling the "No Quarter" this morning, might be my fav Zep track.
	8:09am Scott McDowell: sweet! what do the neighbors think??
	8:20am PKNY: @Scott - luckily all the neighbors (and my wife) were asleep, so no complaints. And as for as 'Zep on classic rock stations' go, "No Quarter" is definitely a deep cut. I grew up in Poughkeepsie, where WPDH has spent the last 40 years making LZ unavoidable, and you rarely heard "NQ" compared to the usual suspects.
	8:21am Cheri Pi: Good morning good people
	8:22am Cheri Pi: Damnit I missed Led Zep!
	8:22am Scott McDowell: It's the 6+min runtime that scares away programmers! That's a shorty on this particular radio manifestation though.
	8:24am PKNY: @Scott - but a lot of Zep radio classics are long pieces, so I guess it's the relatively unfamiliarity that might scare them away. I don't think a classic rock programmer ever got fired for having the station play "Whole Lotta Love" or "Stairway" too much. On another topic, I only know Frank Lowe from that record he did w/ Rashied Ali, so I'm glad to hear more of his work.
	8:34am Scott McDowell: yeah that frank lowe record egads.
	8:37am Cheri Pi: Nice No Quarter continuity
	8:39am PKNY: @Cheri Pi - good call on that, and good call once again on the track selection today, been going clicky start crazy this AM.
	8:40am Scott McDowell: haha, yeah meant that.
	8:45am Santos L Halper: David
	8:47am redkayak: Wow....RT! Fantastic...
	8:48am Santos L halper: & the Dorks; nice. Is that boot worth checking out? Don't have any of them as such. Weird, couldn't post on iApp...
	8:49am Dan M: Great show Scott. Loving the diversity of your playlist. Thanks!
	8:50am Scott McDowell: cheers!
	8:50am Scott McDowell: Santos ---- yes worth checking - a google search will find it
	8:58am Bas NL: Thank Scott! Great show!
	8:58am Scott McDowell: Thanks for checkin in, Bas!

The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from December 18, 2014

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