WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from November 24, 2015

Listener comments!
	12:02pm Tony Coulter: Hello all! The playlist page seems a bit wonky today -- hopefully it'll behave itself.
	12:03pm V Priceless: Hey Tony! It took some finagling to log-on to WFMU site, but here I yam!
	12:03pm Tony Coulter: "You and I have fluffy yellow hair, but yours is more extensive."
	12:05pm Tony Coulter: Heya, VP! RE: finnagling: I think the home page changes are also making the playlist page load really slowly.
	🥁 12:06pm Snortley: Like last night, the web presence of the terrestrial station is shaky again, but the Drummer pages seem to be all right.
	12:08pm tahomajohn: TC live - yay! Playlist page is working fine for me... but the new WFMU home page is definitely wonky.... very slow to load.
	12:09pm βrian: Wonky, indeed. They should've waited for Fabio's show to launch the web site. For the theme, I mean.
	12:12pm Tony Coulter: The playlist page is really not working for me. It's loading SUPER-slowly, and I'm not seeing any of your comments, although I know they're there. Carry on without me, I guess!
	12:12pm Tony Coulter: AH -- suddenly everything popped up!
	12:14pm Tony Coulter: Belated hellos, Snortley, tahomajohn, and βrian!!!
	12:14pm Charlie: It seems everything FMU-related is not functioning properly right now. Took me a few tries to load the stream. Playlist comments took a long time to load too. Will be lurking in the background on and off while also doing some transcribing.
	12:15pm V Priceless: as long as the music is working, who needs my three cents? : )
	12:16pm tahomajohn: my comment took a few minutes to come through... but the tunes are coming through clean and fine!
	12:16pm Tony Coulter: Hey Charlie! I know you rang because I see the top of your message within the internal accuplaylist machinery -- yet I don't see your message here.
	12:16pm Rich in Washington: Hmmm.. Had to take the goat path to finally get to this show's playlist. The entire WFMU site's slow or broken. It's all gone pear shaped, as they say.
	12:19pm Tony Coulter: Heya Rich! Goat path to the moon!
	12:23pm Rich in Washington: the new machinery keeps logging me out. As tohomajohn says, the music's working fine, with nary a hitch.
	12:23pm northguineahills: @Rich: That would explain all of the goat droppings on the toepath I took. Talk about out of the way!
	12:26pm βrian: Dreaming of Bûcheron. (Speaking of goats.)
	12:30pm Tony Coulter: So, I seem to currently be living at least 10 minutes in the past when it comes to this playlist. Hope I won't be too disoriented by all the new technological inventions when I finally catch up.
	12:32pm Tony Coulter: I'm here! Wait, how do you make phone calls with this thing? By the way, today's show will pretty much focus exclusively on '60s & '70s psych, folk, and prog -- just because....
	12:34pm Tony Coulter: Greets, NGH!
	12:38pm Santos L Halper: Go as far back as you want Tony, just take me with you!
	12:42pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Santos! I'm here again. Things were so much better back in the day, 10 minutes ago.
	12:54pm V Priceless: Remember the future...or something like that!
	1:11pm Dean: From Khan forward, fine caulking music, although I'm a crappy caulker.
	1:11pm Carmichael: Boy, it took an act of Congress to finally arrive here. Heya Tony peeps.
	1:15pm Santos L Halper: Forward into the past!
	1:19pm Carmichael: This represents my 2nd attempt to post a hello. If I post every 10 minutes, ....
	1:20pm Tony Coulter: Hola, Carmichael & Dean! I know you're here even though I can't really see you, trapped as I am in the distant past of the 10–15 minutes ago era.
	1:22pm Uncle Michael: Those that remember the future are doomed. let me repeat that...
	1:23pm Tony Coulter: Uncle Mikey! Greets!
	🥁 1:24pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Who has carrot cake?
	1:28pm Tony Coulter: Weird. Now the comments are loading a little faster, but the tracklist part of the playlist is getting even slower. Oh well, just enjoy (or try to enjoy) the sounds.... Hola, Rev. Turnip!
	1:29pm Blue Boy: Who Is LP Cover On Playlist?
	1:30pm V Priceless: we need someone who perhaps can construct a mnemonic memory circuit using stone knives and bearskins.....btw, great show, Tony!
	1:30pm Charlie: It's odd, after becoming accustomed to the instant gratification of playlist update and live comments, to have this kind of disjointed thing happening.
	🥁 1:32pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Took about 10 minutes for the Carrot Cake to manifest above, for what it's worth. Sorry to have missed the Space Shanty track; haven't spun that one in a pig's age.
	1:32pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Blue Boy! It's not an album cover -- it's a collage I found somewhere online. Unfortunately, I can't remember the artist's name.
	1:32pm Webhamster Henry: There's a little DNS trouble going on .. the homepage is back to its 2007 version
	1:35pm Tony Coulter: And now everything works! Nice to see you 2007, my old friend! Greetings, Webhamster!!
	1:35pm JtotheK: hi everyone!
	1:36pm Tony Coulter: Heya, JtotheK!
	1:38pm Dean: What's everybody doing for Turkey Day? I don't mean Thanksgiving.
	1:41pm Tony Coulter: As a vegetarian, I celebrate Stuffing Day instead. We all have a blast stuffing everything in sight with breadcrumbs.
	1:43pm Doug Schulkind: Greetings, all Coulteranians! Looks like WFMU's website has reverted back to the old design. Hopefully, that means no more wonkitude.
	1:43pm V Priceless: if it ain't broke....
	1:44pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Doug! Yes, on my end at least everything is once again wonk-free. Long live 2007!
	1:45pm Dean: Hrrmmmm. I'm seeing November 2015. Hard refresh didn't dispell the cache...
	1:45pm Dean: Or is DNS catching up?
	1:46pm Dean: I didn't spel dispell correctly.
	1:49pm Doug Schulkind: Double you eff em single you.
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: Still seeing the new design.
	1:56pm Carmichael: Mee two ...
	1:56pm Doug Schulkind: Using Chrome as my browser, I am getting the old WFMU front page. It was with Chrome that I was seeing the redesign last night. Weird.
	1:57pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: Hi Tony, Only just been able to find you - the new WFMU homepage has no link to GTDS - and the one that is there with a play sign is not working!
	1:57pm Doug Schulkind: I am seeing the old front page via Firefox and Safari, too.
	1:58pm V Priceless: it's a mad house...a mad house!!
	1:58pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: you mean WFMU are abandoning the new home page?
	2:00pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Vandalism Generator! No the new page is here to stay -- hopefully some issues regarding alternate streams will get sorted out.
	2:01pm Doug Schulkind: Is no one else seeing the old wfmu.org front page?!
	2:01pm Tony Coulter: I think the current return to the old page is just temporary, while some glitches get ironed out.
	2:02pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: is this going to be a 60/70s show only (please I hope so)?
	2:02pm Dean: Firefox and Chrome on a Windows laptop: both new. Speaking of Vandalism Generator, that "double you," Doug, was a Peter Hamill plagiarism.
	2:02pm mauri: I'm seeing it.
	2:02pm Tony Coulter: @ Vandalism Generator! Yes, nothing but '60s and '70s stuff today!
	2:03pm Doug Schulkind: I am guessing that folks behind the scenes are madly trying to iron out the bugs. I hope no one calls PETA about the poor critters.
	2:04pm Tony Coulter: @ Doug: I'm seeing the new page design as well. Yet, there must have been some sort of switch, because everything suddenly started working again.
	2:04pm the Canterbury wood-elf: I recently read in the Robert Wyatt biography that "Beware of Darkness" was considered for the first Matching Mole album. That would have been interesting. Hi Tony!
	2:04pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: great, great, great, - although there is a lot to be said for freeform - I always seem to go back to the playlists that follow a pattern - like as if DJ Shadow or cut chemist were cutting a mix!
	2:06pm Tony Coulter: Greetings, Canterbury wood-elf! Very interesting Matching Mole tidbit!
	2:06pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: yes - CW-E - thought this was soft machine, national health related!
	2:07pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: McDonald GILES?
	2:08pm Tony Coulter: Ian McDonald & Michael Giles (of King Crimson fame)
	2:08pm mauri: ah those pots pots patapata pots drumsounds are the best.
	2:08pm Marie: Lovely! Hi Tony!
	2:08pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Marie ... and Mauri too!
	2:09pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: can confirm the Steven Wilson remixes of Fragile - Yes, and Gentle Giant - Octopus are really excellent. He seems to be able to put in the x factor that makes them sound like they did in the 70s - atmosphere, prog symphonic niceness!
	2:10pm Dean: Was listening last night to CttE outtakes, including several minutes of Steve Howe strumming and humming, trying to birth a song.
	2:10pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: DS - CONFIRM USING IE WFMU homepage is the new one.
	2:12pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: likewise the Queen live at the Odean 1975 - is full of prog niceness!
	2:13pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: is'nt this the Quah album?
	2:14pm Tony Coulter: Nopers. It's Peter K.
	2:14pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: always thought Airplane lost their way with the Volunteers album!
	2:18pm V Priceless: yeah! SH's has been featuring this live, of late!
	2:18pm Dean: Good gosh, this is a pleasant surprise. Love this Hackett.
	2:19pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: Doug - GTDS listen now link is not working - it just says page not found. The Listen button on top will take you to the GTDS program schedule.
	2:19pm Tony Coulter: Sad stream news: Today is Peter Nelson's last show. Be sure to listen in after my show and wish him godspeed.
	2:20pm Dean: Also viewed an interview from 1973 with Genesis last night. Gabriel claimed to have lived with Bowie for three years and to have studied carefully Alice Cooper's stage work. He was trolling the interviewer.
	2:20pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: whats happened? PN shows are great! Doug why have you removed him from the schedule!
	2:20pm Dean: Bummer! Won't be able to listen to Peter live. Very sorry to hear he's leaving.
	2:21pm V Priceless: @ Dean: my better half was just telling me about that interview! Ha!
	2:22pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: wonderful track - Tony - never heard Hackett solo before
	2:22pm Dean: @VP: You know, sometimes it's hard to accept mere coincidence as such.
	2:23pm Tony Coulter: I once heard an interview with Sun Ra in which he claimed he had been talking to Scriabin on the phone.
	2:24pm V Priceless: though I think PG meant "lived with Bowie" in the figurative sense of watching him evolve as a performer...
	2:24pm Marie: The keyboard sound is so distinctive. The singer's voice reminds me of Phil Collins...
	2:24pm SeanG: remember GTR? hahaha
	2:25pm Dean: Maybe it was one of those tin can and string gizmos. I wonder if Sun Ra ever listened to Sorabji's music. No, @VP, he meant roomed with Bowie. @Marie: That's 'cuz it is PC!
	2:25pm Tony Coulter: @ Marie: It is Phil Collins!
	2:25pm V Priceless: indeed, Dean. We'll never get the Modern Dance.
	2:27pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: Modern Dance - talking of that has anyone heard the Pere ubu boxset 1975-78? is it any good?
	2:27pm V Priceless: @ Dean: yeah? Hmm...I'll have to explore that...fascinating.
	2:30pm Dean: It's pretty clear Gabriel was offended by and responding passive-aggressively to questions about the degree to which Bowie and Alice influenced his theatrics. So he pretended that, indeed, he was a devoted student of both. Rutherford or Hackett chimed in to explain that Gabriel had to earn his keep with the band, hence the costumes and dancing around. Everybody chuckled.
	2:30pm V Priceless: no @ VG - but hard to imagine it's anything other than great, given that period in the band's catalog.
	2:32pm Blue Boy: @V.G. Great P.Ubu Period/The Live CD/Manhhattan a great live concert.
	2:33pm Stanley: Roxy!
	2:33pm V Priceless: haha Dean. That's great! Hackett's hitting the left coast in April '16 - treat yourself to catching him live if you can. Brilliant gig - superb band.
	2:34pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: Tony, Do you like stuff on the Korean label Big Pink - obscure 70s singer songwriter reissues?
	2:34pm Stanley: Oops, where's my manners. GreetingsTony and listeners
	2:34pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Stanley!
	2:35pm Dean: Might have to indulge, VP. I've heard him live only once, with Genesis, at Starlight Amphitheater in Burbank, 1976. The highlight was the evening's drummer, Mr. Bruford.
	2:36pm Tony Coulter: @ Vandalism Generator: I do have a few of those Big Pink reissues, yes, A lot of them seem to be boots and are not mastered well -- but they have made some really good stuff much more available.
	2:39pm V Priceless: very cool, Dean - love Bruford! Yeah, Hackett's set has now morphed into a perfect blend of his new solo material, 'classic' solo stuff, and the less-played Genesis gems - don't want to give away any spoilers! Lotsa bang for the buck!
	2:42pm Doug Schulkind: According to Ken F at WFMU, the station reverted the website back to the old design after the new site broke down. If you are still seeing the new front page at wfmu.org, then it must be some weird browser/cache issue.
	2:44pm Dean: Bruford's autobiography is well worth a read. To write about himself he is compelled to write about music, technology, the business, and with little respect for linear chronology.
	2:47pm Dean: I used Chrome just today, never before on this machine, and having cleared cache and browser history, I still see the new site. I'm guessing the old site resolves to the old IP address, the new site to a new one. The DNS that serves my ISP must not have updated its records yet.
	2:48pm Tony Coulter: Don't forget to tune in to Peter's farewell show immediately following this program.
	2:48pm Rich in Washington: the new site seemed to exclude the GTDR stream's current show from its front page. Made visiting a live show rather difficult.
	2:49pm Rich in Washington: DAMN IT, PETER! WHY? Really dig his show and it's nice to have a live show after the Tony show.
	2:50pm Tony Coulter: @ Rich RE new site: That may change soon, I'm told. It clearly is a problem for us alternate streamers.
	2:51pm Doug Schulkind: @Rich in Washington There was a link to GTDR, but you had to click on the "Give the Drummer Radio." That wasn't obvious and confused many. GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... As Tony mentioned, Peter Nelson is up next on the Drummer Stream with Eclectic Music for Mind and Bodhi. And it will be Peter's final broadcast. Please keep tuned in, and visit Peter's playlist to wish him well: wfmu.org...
	2:52pm Santos L Halper: Wonderful show Tony. So great to hear 3 hours of an era/genre i love, yet still be 75% new to me. Ignorance becomes bliss...
	2:53pm V Priceless: super show, Tony! Thanks! Have a great holiday!
	2:55pm Rich in Washington: @Doug: I see it (my browser is still hung up on the new page). You use the stream titles like radio buttons and it changes the playlist title, if there's a live show.
	2:55pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Tony! Great show! Happy turkey day!
	2:57pm Tony Coulter: Thanks everyone!! See you next week!
	2:58pm Tony Coulter: ... and Happy Holidays to you all!!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from November 24, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
The In-Theme	"The In-Theme"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Anton Barbeau	You and I "You and I" by "Anton Barbeau"	Antology Vol. 1	Lost Art	1999	0:01:52 (Pop-up)
Don Muro	Oh I Love You "Oh I Love You" by "Don Muro"	We All Need Each Other: The 1968–1969 Recordings	Flannelgraph	2015	0:07:35 (Pop-up)
Gary Farr	Everyday (1968) "Everyday (1968)" by "Gary Farr"	Take Something with You [bonus 7" track]	Sunbeam		0:10:07 (Pop-up)
Khan	Hollow Stone "Hollow Stone" by "Khan"	Space Shanty	Deram	1972	0:13:29 (Pop-up)
The Pandamonium	I Know You (196?)	The Unreleased Album	Radioactive	2004	0:21:49 (Pop-up)

The Troggs	Maybe the Madman "Maybe the Madman" by "The Troggs"	Mixed Bag	RE: BGO	1968	0:28:16 (Pop-up)
Black Widow	Seduction "Seduction" by "Black Widow"	Sacrifice	RE: Repertoire	1970	0:30:30 (Pop-up)
Bridget St. John	Jumble Queen "Jumble Queen" by "Bridget St. John"	Jumble Queen	RE: BGO	1974	0:36:06 (Pop-up)
Ilous & Decuyper	L'espoir "L'espoir" by "Ilous & Decuyper"	Ilous & Decuyper	RE: Lion	1971	0:39:28 (Pop-up)
New Riders of the Purple Sage	All I Ever Wanted	New Riders of the Purple Sage	Columbia	1971	0:43:25 (Pop-up)
Yes	Vevey (Revisited) (1976?) "Vevey (Revisited) (1976?)" by "Yes"	Going for the One [bonus track]	Atlantic		0:48:01 (Pop-up)
Judy Collins	Since You Asked "Since You Asked" by "Judy Collins"	Wildflowers	Elektra	1967	0:52:45 (Pop-up)
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young	Find the Cost of Freedom (1970)	So Far	Atlantic	1974	0:55:22 (Pop-up)
Pride	Proud Sorrow "Proud Sorrow" by "Pride"	Pride	RE: Wounded Bird	1970	0:57:20 (Pop-up)

Iris	Chrysalide "Chrysalide" by "Iris"	Litanies	RE: O-Music	1972	1:03:46 (Pop-up)
Paul Revere & the Raiders	Observations from Flight 285 (In 3/4 Time)	Something Happening	Columbia	1968	1:10:36 (Pop-up)
The Peppermint Rainbow	Rosemary "Rosemary" by "The Peppermint Rainbow"	Will You Be Staying After Sunday	RE: Collectors' Choice	1969	1:14:09 (Pop-up)
Roger Ruskin Spear	Patrick Moore "Patrick Moore" by "Roger Ruskin Spear"	Electric Shocks	RE: Esoteric	1972	1:16:14 (Pop-up)
Pilot	55˚ North 3˚ West "55˚ North 3˚ West" by "Pilot"	Second Flight	RE: RPM	1975	1:20:48 (Pop-up)
Mémoriance	Je Ne Sais Plus "Je Ne Sais Plus" by "Mémoriance"	Et Aprés	RE: Paisley Press	1976	1:25:03 (Pop-up)
The Third Estate	Thought I Heard You Calling (1973)	Agonistes	Lion		1:33:46 (Pop-up)

Tinkerbells Fairydust	Twenty Ten "Twenty Ten" by "Tinkerbells Fairydust"	Magic Garden	RE: Grapefruit	1969	1:40:24 (Pop-up)
Sam Apple Pie	Winter of My Love "Winter of My Love" by "Sam Apple Pie"	Sam Apple Pie	RE: Angel Air	1969	1:43:10 (Pop-up)
Richie Blackmore's Rainbow	Catch the Rainbow	Richie Blackmore's Rainbow	Polydor	1975	1:50:20 (Pop-up)
Beautiful Losers	Nobody Knows the Heaven (alternate version) (1975)	Nobody Knows the Heaven [bonus track]	Lion		1:56:50 (Pop-up)
Leon Russell	Beware of Darkness "Beware of Darkness" by "Leon Russell"	Leon Russell & the Shelter People	Shelter	1971	2:01:38 (Pop-up)
McDonald & Giles	Flight of the Ibis	McDonald & Giles	Island	1970	2:06:17 (Pop-up)

Peter Kaukonen	That's a Good Question	Black Kangaroo	Grunt	1972	2:12:30 (Pop-up)
Steve Hackett	Star of Sirius "Star of Sirius" by "Steve Hackett"	Voyage of the Acolyte	RE: EMI	1975	2:17:49 (Pop-up)
Thirty Days Out	Forever "Forever" by "Thirty Days Out"	Thirty Days Out	RE: Wounded Bird	1972	2:24:56 (Pop-up)
Tim Dawe	Sometimes Alone "Sometimes Alone" by "Tim Dawe"	Penrod	Straight	1969	2:28:52 (Pop-up)
Roxy Music	Triptych "Triptych" by "Roxy Music"	Country Life	Virgin	1974	2:33:01 (Pop-up)
Ilous & Decuyper	Vous Mourrez Demain	Ilous & Decuyper	RE: Lion	1971	2:36:15 (Pop-up)
Blonde on Blonde	Island on an Island	Contrasts	RE: Repertoire	1969	2:40:17 (Pop-up)
Friends	Once in a Winter Town "Once in a Winter Town" by "Friends"	Fragile	RE: Acme Lion	1972	2:43:20 (Pop-up)
11.59	Trust in the Lord (Psalm 37)	This Our Sacrifice of Praise	RE: World Psychedelia	1974	2:45:17 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	Sun King "Sun King" by "The Beatles"	Abbey Road	Apple	1969	2:49:23 (Pop-up)

The Out-Theme	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]				2:56:19 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02pm Tony Coulter: Hello all! The playlist page seems a bit wonky today -- hopefully it'll behave itself.
	12:03pm V Priceless: Hey Tony! It took some finagling to log-on to WFMU site, but here I yam!
	12:03pm Tony Coulter: "You and I have fluffy yellow hair, but yours is more extensive."
	12:05pm Tony Coulter: Heya, VP! RE: finnagling: I think the home page changes are also making the playlist page load really slowly.
	🥁 12:06pm Snortley: Like last night, the web presence of the terrestrial station is shaky again, but the Drummer pages seem to be all right.
	12:08pm tahomajohn: TC live - yay! Playlist page is working fine for me... but the new WFMU home page is definitely wonky.... very slow to load.
	12:09pm βrian: Wonky, indeed. They should've waited for Fabio's show to launch the web site. For the theme, I mean.
	12:12pm Tony Coulter: The playlist page is really not working for me. It's loading SUPER-slowly, and I'm not seeing any of your comments, although I know they're there. Carry on without me, I guess!
	12:12pm Tony Coulter: AH -- suddenly everything popped up!
	12:14pm Tony Coulter: Belated hellos, Snortley, tahomajohn, and βrian!!!
	12:14pm Charlie: It seems everything FMU-related is not functioning properly right now. Took me a few tries to load the stream. Playlist comments took a long time to load too. Will be lurking in the background on and off while also doing some transcribing.
	12:15pm V Priceless: as long as the music is working, who needs my three cents? : )
	12:16pm tahomajohn: my comment took a few minutes to come through... but the tunes are coming through clean and fine!
	12:16pm Tony Coulter: Hey Charlie! I know you rang because I see the top of your message within the internal accuplaylist machinery -- yet I don't see your message here.
	12:16pm Rich in Washington: Hmmm.. Had to take the goat path to finally get to this show's playlist. The entire WFMU site's slow or broken. It's all gone pear shaped, as they say.
	12:19pm Tony Coulter: Heya Rich! Goat path to the moon!
	12:23pm Rich in Washington: the new machinery keeps logging me out. As tohomajohn says, the music's working fine, with nary a hitch.
	12:23pm northguineahills: @Rich: That would explain all of the goat droppings on the toepath I took. Talk about out of the way!
	12:26pm βrian: Dreaming of Bûcheron. (Speaking of goats.)
	12:30pm Tony Coulter: So, I seem to currently be living at least 10 minutes in the past when it comes to this playlist. Hope I won't be too disoriented by all the new technological inventions when I finally catch up.
	12:32pm Tony Coulter: I'm here! Wait, how do you make phone calls with this thing? By the way, today's show will pretty much focus exclusively on '60s & '70s psych, folk, and prog -- just because....
	12:34pm Tony Coulter: Greets, NGH!
	12:38pm Santos L Halper: Go as far back as you want Tony, just take me with you!
	12:42pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Santos! I'm here again. Things were so much better back in the day, 10 minutes ago.
	12:54pm V Priceless: Remember the future...or something like that!
	1:11pm Dean: From Khan forward, fine caulking music, although I'm a crappy caulker.
	1:11pm Carmichael: Boy, it took an act of Congress to finally arrive here. Heya Tony peeps.
	1:15pm Santos L Halper: Forward into the past!
	1:19pm Carmichael: This represents my 2nd attempt to post a hello. If I post every 10 minutes, ....
	1:20pm Tony Coulter: Hola, Carmichael & Dean! I know you're here even though I can't really see you, trapped as I am in the distant past of the 10–15 minutes ago era.
	1:22pm Uncle Michael: Those that remember the future are doomed. let me repeat that...
	1:23pm Tony Coulter: Uncle Mikey! Greets!
	🥁 1:24pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Who has carrot cake?
	1:28pm Tony Coulter: Weird. Now the comments are loading a little faster, but the tracklist part of the playlist is getting even slower. Oh well, just enjoy (or try to enjoy) the sounds.... Hola, Rev. Turnip!
	1:29pm Blue Boy: Who Is LP Cover On Playlist?
	1:30pm V Priceless: we need someone who perhaps can construct a mnemonic memory circuit using stone knives and bearskins.....btw, great show, Tony!
	1:30pm Charlie: It's odd, after becoming accustomed to the instant gratification of playlist update and live comments, to have this kind of disjointed thing happening.
	🥁 1:32pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Took about 10 minutes for the Carrot Cake to manifest above, for what it's worth. Sorry to have missed the Space Shanty track; haven't spun that one in a pig's age.
	1:32pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Blue Boy! It's not an album cover -- it's a collage I found somewhere online. Unfortunately, I can't remember the artist's name.
	1:32pm Webhamster Henry: There's a little DNS trouble going on .. the homepage is back to its 2007 version
	1:35pm Tony Coulter: And now everything works! Nice to see you 2007, my old friend! Greetings, Webhamster!!
	1:35pm JtotheK: hi everyone!
	1:36pm Tony Coulter: Heya, JtotheK!
	1:38pm Dean: What's everybody doing for Turkey Day? I don't mean Thanksgiving.
	1:41pm Tony Coulter: As a vegetarian, I celebrate Stuffing Day instead. We all have a blast stuffing everything in sight with breadcrumbs.
	1:43pm Doug Schulkind: Greetings, all Coulteranians! Looks like WFMU's website has reverted back to the old design. Hopefully, that means no more wonkitude.
	1:43pm V Priceless: if it ain't broke....
	1:44pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Doug! Yes, on my end at least everything is once again wonk-free. Long live 2007!
	1:45pm Dean: Hrrmmmm. I'm seeing November 2015. Hard refresh didn't dispell the cache...
	1:45pm Dean: Or is DNS catching up?
	1:46pm Dean: I didn't spel dispell correctly.
	1:49pm Doug Schulkind: Double you eff em single you.
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: Still seeing the new design.
	1:56pm Carmichael: Mee two ...
	1:56pm Doug Schulkind: Using Chrome as my browser, I am getting the old WFMU front page. It was with Chrome that I was seeing the redesign last night. Weird.
	1:57pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: Hi Tony, Only just been able to find you - the new WFMU homepage has no link to GTDS - and the one that is there with a play sign is not working!
	1:57pm Doug Schulkind: I am seeing the old front page via Firefox and Safari, too.
	1:58pm V Priceless: it's a mad house...a mad house!!
	1:58pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: you mean WFMU are abandoning the new home page?
	2:00pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Vandalism Generator! No the new page is here to stay -- hopefully some issues regarding alternate streams will get sorted out.
	2:01pm Doug Schulkind: Is no one else seeing the old wfmu.org front page?!
	2:01pm Tony Coulter: I think the current return to the old page is just temporary, while some glitches get ironed out.
	2:02pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: is this going to be a 60/70s show only (please I hope so)?
	2:02pm Dean: Firefox and Chrome on a Windows laptop: both new. Speaking of Vandalism Generator, that "double you," Doug, was a Peter Hamill plagiarism.
	2:02pm mauri: I'm seeing it.
	2:02pm Tony Coulter: @ Vandalism Generator! Yes, nothing but '60s and '70s stuff today!
	2:03pm Doug Schulkind: I am guessing that folks behind the scenes are madly trying to iron out the bugs. I hope no one calls PETA about the poor critters.
	2:04pm Tony Coulter: @ Doug: I'm seeing the new page design as well. Yet, there must have been some sort of switch, because everything suddenly started working again.
	2:04pm the Canterbury wood-elf: I recently read in the Robert Wyatt biography that "Beware of Darkness" was considered for the first Matching Mole album. That would have been interesting. Hi Tony!
	2:04pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: great, great, great, - although there is a lot to be said for freeform - I always seem to go back to the playlists that follow a pattern - like as if DJ Shadow or cut chemist were cutting a mix!
	2:06pm Tony Coulter: Greetings, Canterbury wood-elf! Very interesting Matching Mole tidbit!
	2:06pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: yes - CW-E - thought this was soft machine, national health related!
	2:07pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: McDonald GILES?
	2:08pm Tony Coulter: Ian McDonald & Michael Giles (of King Crimson fame)
	2:08pm mauri: ah those pots pots patapata pots drumsounds are the best.
	2:08pm Marie: Lovely! Hi Tony!
	2:08pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Marie ... and Mauri too!
	2:09pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: can confirm the Steven Wilson remixes of Fragile - Yes, and Gentle Giant - Octopus are really excellent. He seems to be able to put in the x factor that makes them sound like they did in the 70s - atmosphere, prog symphonic niceness!
	2:10pm Dean: Was listening last night to CttE outtakes, including several minutes of Steve Howe strumming and humming, trying to birth a song.
	2:10pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: DS - CONFIRM USING IE WFMU homepage is the new one.
	2:12pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: likewise the Queen live at the Odean 1975 - is full of prog niceness!
	2:13pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: is'nt this the Quah album?
	2:14pm Tony Coulter: Nopers. It's Peter K.
	2:14pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: always thought Airplane lost their way with the Volunteers album!
	2:18pm V Priceless: yeah! SH's has been featuring this live, of late!
	2:18pm Dean: Good gosh, this is a pleasant surprise. Love this Hackett.
	2:19pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: Doug - GTDS listen now link is not working - it just says page not found. The Listen button on top will take you to the GTDS program schedule.
	2:19pm Tony Coulter: Sad stream news: Today is Peter Nelson's last show. Be sure to listen in after my show and wish him godspeed.
	2:20pm Dean: Also viewed an interview from 1973 with Genesis last night. Gabriel claimed to have lived with Bowie for three years and to have studied carefully Alice Cooper's stage work. He was trolling the interviewer.
	2:20pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: whats happened? PN shows are great! Doug why have you removed him from the schedule!
	2:20pm Dean: Bummer! Won't be able to listen to Peter live. Very sorry to hear he's leaving.
	2:21pm V Priceless: @ Dean: my better half was just telling me about that interview! Ha!
	2:22pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: wonderful track - Tony - never heard Hackett solo before
	2:22pm Dean: @VP: You know, sometimes it's hard to accept mere coincidence as such.
	2:23pm Tony Coulter: I once heard an interview with Sun Ra in which he claimed he had been talking to Scriabin on the phone.
	2:24pm V Priceless: though I think PG meant "lived with Bowie" in the figurative sense of watching him evolve as a performer...
	2:24pm Marie: The keyboard sound is so distinctive. The singer's voice reminds me of Phil Collins...
	2:24pm SeanG: remember GTR? hahaha
	2:25pm Dean: Maybe it was one of those tin can and string gizmos. I wonder if Sun Ra ever listened to Sorabji's music. No, @VP, he meant roomed with Bowie. @Marie: That's 'cuz it is PC!
	2:25pm Tony Coulter: @ Marie: It is Phil Collins!
	2:25pm V Priceless: indeed, Dean. We'll never get the Modern Dance.
	2:27pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: Modern Dance - talking of that has anyone heard the Pere ubu boxset 1975-78? is it any good?
	2:27pm V Priceless: @ Dean: yeah? Hmm...I'll have to explore that...fascinating.
	2:30pm Dean: It's pretty clear Gabriel was offended by and responding passive-aggressively to questions about the degree to which Bowie and Alice influenced his theatrics. So he pretended that, indeed, he was a devoted student of both. Rutherford or Hackett chimed in to explain that Gabriel had to earn his keep with the band, hence the costumes and dancing around. Everybody chuckled.
	2:30pm V Priceless: no @ VG - but hard to imagine it's anything other than great, given that period in the band's catalog.
	2:32pm Blue Boy: @V.G. Great P.Ubu Period/The Live CD/Manhhattan a great live concert.
	2:33pm Stanley: Roxy!
	2:33pm V Priceless: haha Dean. That's great! Hackett's hitting the left coast in April '16 - treat yourself to catching him live if you can. Brilliant gig - superb band.
	2:34pm VANDALISM GENERATOR: Tony, Do you like stuff on the Korean label Big Pink - obscure 70s singer songwriter reissues?
	2:34pm Stanley: Oops, where's my manners. GreetingsTony and listeners
	2:34pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, Stanley!
	2:35pm Dean: Might have to indulge, VP. I've heard him live only once, with Genesis, at Starlight Amphitheater in Burbank, 1976. The highlight was the evening's drummer, Mr. Bruford.
	2:36pm Tony Coulter: @ Vandalism Generator: I do have a few of those Big Pink reissues, yes, A lot of them seem to be boots and are not mastered well -- but they have made some really good stuff much more available.
	2:39pm V Priceless: very cool, Dean - love Bruford! Yeah, Hackett's set has now morphed into a perfect blend of his new solo material, 'classic' solo stuff, and the less-played Genesis gems - don't want to give away any spoilers! Lotsa bang for the buck!
	2:42pm Doug Schulkind: According to Ken F at WFMU, the station reverted the website back to the old design after the new site broke down. If you are still seeing the new front page at wfmu.org, then it must be some weird browser/cache issue.
	2:44pm Dean: Bruford's autobiography is well worth a read. To write about himself he is compelled to write about music, technology, the business, and with little respect for linear chronology.
	2:47pm Dean: I used Chrome just today, never before on this machine, and having cleared cache and browser history, I still see the new site. I'm guessing the old site resolves to the old IP address, the new site to a new one. The DNS that serves my ISP must not have updated its records yet.
	2:48pm Tony Coulter: Don't forget to tune in to Peter's farewell show immediately following this program.
	2:48pm Rich in Washington: the new site seemed to exclude the GTDR stream's current show from its front page. Made visiting a live show rather difficult.
	2:49pm Rich in Washington: DAMN IT, PETER! WHY? Really dig his show and it's nice to have a live show after the Tony show.
	2:50pm Tony Coulter: @ Rich RE new site: That may change soon, I'm told. It clearly is a problem for us alternate streamers.
	2:51pm Doug Schulkind: @Rich in Washington There was a link to GTDR, but you had to click on the "Give the Drummer Radio." That wasn't obvious and confused many. GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... As Tony mentioned, Peter Nelson is up next on the Drummer Stream with Eclectic Music for Mind and Bodhi. And it will be Peter's final broadcast. Please keep tuned in, and visit Peter's playlist to wish him well: wfmu.org...
	2:52pm Santos L Halper: Wonderful show Tony. So great to hear 3 hours of an era/genre i love, yet still be 75% new to me. Ignorance becomes bliss...
	2:53pm V Priceless: super show, Tony! Thanks! Have a great holiday!
	2:55pm Rich in Washington: @Doug: I see it (my browser is still hung up on the new page). You use the stream titles like radio buttons and it changes the playlist title, if there's a live show.
	2:55pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Tony! Great show! Happy turkey day!
	2:57pm Tony Coulter: Thanks everyone!! See you next week!
	2:58pm Tony Coulter: ... and Happy Holidays to you all!!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from November 24, 2015

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