WFMU: Inner Ear Detour with David: Playlist from January 3, 2016

Listener comments!
	10:04pm Carmichael: Yay, David! Ready to listen real hard.
	10:07pm JakeGould: Yeah! Cramps cover!
	10:07pm Wendy del Formaggio: Yay! David! What a good night for fill-ins.
	10:08pm JakeGould: Free Willy!
	♥ 10:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...for another David, yer opening always a wake-up call...Wendy's quite right.
	10:12pm fleep: Interrogative greetings, David-pinch-hitting-for-Dave.
	10:14pm Inner Ear Detour: Good evening, friends. Nice to see you
	10:21pm Carmichael: Oooh, a song involving pizza in some way!
	10:26pm JakeGould: @fleep: Free Fleepy!
	♥ 10:59pm Ike: Oh hey, it's Rev. Turnip Druid!
	♥ 11:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: Take the inner ear detour, then make a left turn at Albuquerque.
	11:05pm northguineahills: Damn, I missed Chester, a WFMU comment board regular. I just got that cd last week!
	11:10pm northguineahills: Oh, I see Ike beat me to it (helps he was here before I).
	♥ 11:17pm coelacanth: Hello David and journeyers - long time no hear
	11:23pm northguineahills: I have After the Ball. I thought I was getting some weird Fahey does disco record.
	11:24pm Inner Ear Detour: Howdy Coelacanth. Nice to be back for a spell. @ Northguineahills--It's pretty dismal as cover art goes, ain't it?
	11:27pm northguineahills: @Inner Ear Detour: Exactly, but seeing as I've never been disappointed in Fahey (I even like his xmas albums), I picked up anyways, and I was glad I did.
	♥ 11:34pm Ike: Does this mean it's time for a "best albums with worst cover art" discussion or have we already done that before? Because I can't remember any really ugly ones right off the top of my head, though I could cheat and refer to this article: www.avclub.com...
	11:41pm northguineahills: Most of those covers aren't that band, some are rather generic and unimaginative. Now, Whitehouse and Boyd Rice have some some wholly awful album covers that require mind bleach.
	♥ 11:44pm pacific standard simon: Jeez, most of those covers are just horrible. I kind of like the Belle + Sebastian one, though
	♥ 11:47pm pacific standard simon: Time changes everything; looking back, Richard Hamilton's cover for The Beatles (white album) looks pretty insipid, but at the time, it was a serious statement.
	♥ 11:48pm Ike: Actually, yeah, I think I got that article confused w/a different one. That one really didn't pick the most eye-searing cover art, and there's nothing wrong w/the B&S cover at all. Although that PJ Harvey cover is pretty wretched.
	11:49pm northguineahills: I actually liked many of those covers. The MIA one is rather busy, but it also looks like one of those 80s Culture album covers, so I give it a pass. Timberlake's was the worst of the bunch, so little effort went into to it it's offensive.
	♥ 11:49pm coelacanth: i think the majority of disco-era disco,r & b,rock and "jazz" album covers are horrendous. they suit the scenes though.
	♥ 11:51pm coelacanth: i liked the mia cover because yeah, it looks like some 70s' reggae covers; then i looked at it more closely. the deerhoof cover's good! (of course!)
	11:52pm northguineahills: Oh, and thanks Ike, for sharing, I hadn't seen most of those covers, and these days we don't associate music w/ cover art as often (and I've probably heard most of the music listed there somewhere).
	11:52pm Emile: Hi David, long time
	11:54pm Inner Ear Detour: oh hi Emile -- yes, long time! nice of you to check in
	♥ 11:54pm Folsom: Call me old school, but I always like the Millie Jackson album covers.
	♥ 11:55pm coelacanth: that Bowie cover's terrible; as is the ghost-face killa...surprising,right?
	♥ 11:56pm coelacanth: yes. Millie Jackson sitting on a toilet. love it!
	♥ 11:56pm pacific standard simon: With the advent of the CD era, listeners began paying less attention to liner notes and songwriting credits. With the advent of the MP3 era, listeners began paying less attention to cover art. I can't count all the boxes of empty CDs I've found on the street, complete with the paper inserts.
	11:56pm Emile: Will always remember seeing John Rebourn for the first time in Edinburgh in 1990. What a musician.
	11:57pm northguineahills: That Deerhoof cover was my now wife's avatar when we first met (or shortly after).
	11:58pm northguineahills: Thanks David! Had fun!
	11:59pm wilbur twinhorse: he prpbly wishes he was
	♥ 11:59pm pacific standard simon: The LEGO sessions?
	♥ 11:59pm coelacanth: Good to hear you again David Don't be a stranger! Thanks! later on people, and others.
	♥ 12:00am pacific standard simon: Therrific Therese.

Inner Ear Detour with David: Playlist from January 3, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
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Ryan Sawyer	Garbageman "Garbageman" by "Ryan Sawyer"	Your Heart Will Be Your Skin	Cramps cover!	0:02:33 (Pop-up)
Chain & The Gang	Free Will "Free Will" by "Chain & The Gang"	In Cool Blood		0:06:05 (Pop-up)
L Voag	? "?" by "L Voag"	The Way Out		0:08:52 (Pop-up)
Lame Drivers	Frozen Egg "Frozen Egg" by "Lame Drivers"	Chosen Era		0:11:36 (Pop-up)
Tav Falco	Fire Island "Fire Island" by "Tav Falco"	Command Performance		0:13:54 (Pop-up)
Pizzza	Les Animaux "Les Animaux" by "Pizzza"	4		0:17:30 (Pop-up)
Besoin Dead	Pascal Dépression "Pascal Dépression" by "Besoin Dead"	Pair, Tu n'es Pas Impair		0:18:51 (Pop-up)
Klaus Layer	Der Wiedererwachende Zwei	Restless Adventures for the People Like Us		0:23:03 (Pop-up)

Khwanta Fasawang	track 2 "track 2" by "Khwanta Fasawang"	Lam Phaen Motorsai Tham Saep: The Best of Lam Phaen Sister No. 1		0:30:22 (Pop-up)
Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp	Apollo	OTP		0:33:44 (Pop-up)
Brigitte Fontaine	La Fiancee de Frankenstien	Prohibition		0:38:40 (Pop-up)
Spaceheads	A Short Ride on the Arrow of Time	A Short Ride on the Arrow of Time		0:42:51 (Pop-up)
Big Brother on Acid	TBD "TBD" by "Big Brother on Acid"	v/a: Alrealon Musique Presents from A to U		0:48:23 (Pop-up)
Lau Nau	Genesis "Genesis" by "Lau Nau"	Hem. Någonstans		0:52:46 (Pop-up)
Chester Hawkins	Sepia (for Dieter Moebius)	v/a: Alrealon Musique Presents from A to U		0:56:00 (Pop-up)

Remko Scha	Sweep "Sweep" by "Remko Scha"	Machine Guitars	RIP	1:03:16 (Pop-up)
George Lewis	Phenomenology "Phenomenology" by "George Lewis"	The Solo Trombone Record		1:06:39 (Pop-up)
Meredith Monk	The Tale "The Tale" by "Meredith Monk"	Beginnings		1:14:45 (Pop-up)

John Fahey	Om Shanti Norris "Om Shanti Norris" by "John Fahey"	After the Ball		1:20:38 (Pop-up)
Josephine Foster	A Thimbleful of Milk	No More Lamps In the Morning		1:25:59 (Pop-up)
John Renbourn	Blues Run the Game "Blues Run the Game" by "John Renbourn"	The Attic Tapes		1:30:50 (Pop-up)
Billy Bao	Side D "Side D" by "Billy Bao"	Lagos Sessions		1:34:29 (Pop-up)
Anthony Child	The Chief "The Chief" by "Anthony Child"	Electronic Recordings From Maui Jungle Vol. 1		1:47:03 (Pop-up)
Fünf	Chaleur "Chaleur" by "Fünf"	La Règle		1:54:49 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:04pm Carmichael: Yay, David! Ready to listen real hard.
	10:07pm JakeGould: Yeah! Cramps cover!
	10:07pm Wendy del Formaggio: Yay! David! What a good night for fill-ins.
	10:08pm JakeGould: Free Willy!
	♥ 10:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...for another David, yer opening always a wake-up call...Wendy's quite right.
	10:12pm fleep: Interrogative greetings, David-pinch-hitting-for-Dave.
	10:14pm Inner Ear Detour: Good evening, friends. Nice to see you
	10:21pm Carmichael: Oooh, a song involving pizza in some way!
	10:26pm JakeGould: @fleep: Free Fleepy!
	♥ 10:59pm Ike: Oh hey, it's Rev. Turnip Druid!
	♥ 11:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: Take the inner ear detour, then make a left turn at Albuquerque.
	11:05pm northguineahills: Damn, I missed Chester, a WFMU comment board regular. I just got that cd last week!
	11:10pm northguineahills: Oh, I see Ike beat me to it (helps he was here before I).
	♥ 11:17pm coelacanth: Hello David and journeyers - long time no hear
	11:23pm northguineahills: I have After the Ball. I thought I was getting some weird Fahey does disco record.
	11:24pm Inner Ear Detour: Howdy Coelacanth. Nice to be back for a spell. @ Northguineahills--It's pretty dismal as cover art goes, ain't it?
	11:27pm northguineahills: @Inner Ear Detour: Exactly, but seeing as I've never been disappointed in Fahey (I even like his xmas albums), I picked up anyways, and I was glad I did.
	♥ 11:34pm Ike: Does this mean it's time for a "best albums with worst cover art" discussion or have we already done that before? Because I can't remember any really ugly ones right off the top of my head, though I could cheat and refer to this article: www.avclub.com...
	11:41pm northguineahills: Most of those covers aren't that band, some are rather generic and unimaginative. Now, Whitehouse and Boyd Rice have some some wholly awful album covers that require mind bleach.
	♥ 11:44pm pacific standard simon: Jeez, most of those covers are just horrible. I kind of like the Belle + Sebastian one, though
	♥ 11:47pm pacific standard simon: Time changes everything; looking back, Richard Hamilton's cover for The Beatles (white album) looks pretty insipid, but at the time, it was a serious statement.
	♥ 11:48pm Ike: Actually, yeah, I think I got that article confused w/a different one. That one really didn't pick the most eye-searing cover art, and there's nothing wrong w/the B&S cover at all. Although that PJ Harvey cover is pretty wretched.
	11:49pm northguineahills: I actually liked many of those covers. The MIA one is rather busy, but it also looks like one of those 80s Culture album covers, so I give it a pass. Timberlake's was the worst of the bunch, so little effort went into to it it's offensive.
	♥ 11:49pm coelacanth: i think the majority of disco-era disco,r & b,rock and "jazz" album covers are horrendous. they suit the scenes though.
	♥ 11:51pm coelacanth: i liked the mia cover because yeah, it looks like some 70s' reggae covers; then i looked at it more closely. the deerhoof cover's good! (of course!)
	11:52pm northguineahills: Oh, and thanks Ike, for sharing, I hadn't seen most of those covers, and these days we don't associate music w/ cover art as often (and I've probably heard most of the music listed there somewhere).
	11:52pm Emile: Hi David, long time
	11:54pm Inner Ear Detour: oh hi Emile -- yes, long time! nice of you to check in
	♥ 11:54pm Folsom: Call me old school, but I always like the Millie Jackson album covers.
	♥ 11:55pm coelacanth: that Bowie cover's terrible; as is the ghost-face killa...surprising,right?
	♥ 11:56pm coelacanth: yes. Millie Jackson sitting on a toilet. love it!
	♥ 11:56pm pacific standard simon: With the advent of the CD era, listeners began paying less attention to liner notes and songwriting credits. With the advent of the MP3 era, listeners began paying less attention to cover art. I can't count all the boxes of empty CDs I've found on the street, complete with the paper inserts.
	11:56pm Emile: Will always remember seeing John Rebourn for the first time in Edinburgh in 1990. What a musician.
	11:57pm northguineahills: That Deerhoof cover was my now wife's avatar when we first met (or shortly after).
	11:58pm northguineahills: Thanks David! Had fun!
	11:59pm wilbur twinhorse: he prpbly wishes he was
	♥ 11:59pm pacific standard simon: The LEGO sessions?
	♥ 11:59pm coelacanth: Good to hear you again David Don't be a stranger! Thanks! later on people, and others.
	♥ 12:00am pacific standard simon: Therrific Therese.

Inner Ear Detour with David: Playlist from January 3, 2016

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