WFMU: destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from January 13, 2016

Listener comments!
	🦀 ♥ 9:03am duke: Hello D:O
	♥ 9:04am Jeff Golick: HIya, @duke!
	🦀 ♥ 9:09am doctorjazz: Hey all!
	♥ 9:10am Jeff Golick: G'morning, @doctorjazz!
	🦀 ♥ 9:12am doctorjazz: This is pretty, have to delay work for a bit...
	♥ 9:15am Jeff Golick: Yeah, it IS pretty, isn't it.
	🦀 ♥ 9:18am Gary: Howdy!
	♥ 9:18am Jeff Golick: Hey there, @Gary!
	♥ 9:22am Jeff Golick: @Gary: What's on tap for Bodega Pop tonight?
	9:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...my five-year-old could do this...course, he doesn't, cause he knows it's over my head...
	♥ 9:43am Jeff Golick: The kids are definitely into that whole breath control thing. Hi, @RRN63!
	♥ 9:43am Doug Schulkind: Not working on a Wednesday morning for the first time in six months. Woo!
	♥ 9:45am Jeff Golick: Woo! So nice to see your smiling face there, @Doug.
	♥ 9:47am :-): Who me?
	🦀 ♥ 9:48am listener james from westwood: In since the Roscoe, but on the phone with a pal, and happy to have this sonic tonic accompanying it! Doug, enjoy the sweet, sweet freedom!
	♥ 9:51am Jeff Golick: You're D:O Radio's princiPAL, @ljfw! In it to win it! Hi there.
	🦀 ♥ 9:52am doctorjazz: Now we're OUT! Cool stuff!
	🦀 ♥ 9:58am doctorjazz: Am I the only one hearing some technical difficulties? Seems to have drop outs off and on, using the Pop Up.
	10:00am Polyus: Nah, same here dr.jazz.
	10:01am Polyus: I want to drink at the bar that has Joe McPhee on the jukebox.
	🦀 ♥ 10:03am doctorjazz: I'm presuming that's guitar, but I'm not sure...
	10:06am Jeff J: Anyone else hearing technical issues?
	10:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: W/ so much guitar in the world - that's an accomplishment in itself.
	♥ 10:06am βrian: Streaming is smooth to the Isthmus.
	♥ 10:07am AndrewC.: I'm ok on the mp3 stream: stream0.wfmu.org...
	10:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hadn't noticed here w/ iTunes.
	10:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...okay - drop out just now.
	♥ 10:07am Doug Schulkind: My stream is breaking up and rebuffering a bunch.
	🦀 ♥ 10:07am listener james from westwood: @Jeff J: It's been skippy & just jumped to the GTDR stream for a bit.
	🦀 ♥ 10:09am duke: I'm having the same problem. I was using the popup player. I switched to the mp3 stream, it sounds better.
	🦀 ♥ 10:09am Gary: It was happening here too, but seems fine at the moment?
	♥ 10:11am Doug Schulkind: Is it true that a gallon of Gazzelloni is now under two bucks?
	🦀 ♥ 10:12am listener james from westwood: Likewise, those last few minutes were solid. Now hearing your bed music. (I'm using iTunes if that helps,)
	10:15am Jeff J: Dolphy deflation, Doug?
	♥ 10:18am Doug Schulkind: Dolphlation.
	🦀 ♥ 10:19am listener james from westwood: Re: Gazzelloni—It does amuse me that in the latest Mad Max film, they were referring to petrol using the exaggerated Australian pronunciation of "guzzoline." Like the origin of the shift had been lost for decades and now that was the word.
	10:23am Jeff J: Dual Unity features Annette Peacock, as does the Synthesizer Show.
	♥ 10:24am Doug Schulkind: I have had crushes on on both Bley and Peacock for, like, ever.
	♥ 10:27am Jeff Golick: Annette's projects always seem to be invested with this very casual, wonderful weirdness and sensuality.
	♥ 10:28am northguineahills: dagnabbit, missed Otomo and the Thing!
	♥ 10:29am Jeff Golick: Greetings, @ngh. It it makes you feel any better, I think we were experiencing hinky connections and interference during those cuts.
	♥ 10:33am Jeff Golick: Here's where you might recognize that it's Han Bennink on drums.
	♥ 10:36am northguineahills: One can never go wrong w/ Bennink....
	🦀 ♥ 10:44am listener james from westwood: "One does not simply walk into Moog's house." —Boromir, "Fellowship of the Ring," probably
	♥ 10:46am Jeff Golick: LOL @ljfw.
	♥ 10:46am Jeff Golick: What does "Dan Dare lies down" mean.
	10:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Lord of the RingModulators?...
	🦀 ♥ 10:46am duke: DJ - One of my many fav Bowie tracks
	♥ 10:47am northguineahills: My friend, Pamelia, did. She also got a custom-made theremin from him as a result, and developed a friendship w/ him.
	10:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dan Dare wigkey: en.wikipedia.org... - as per PinkFloyd 'Astronomy Domine': 'Dan Dare who's there'...
	🦀 ♥ 10:48am listener james from westwood: Argh, I should have written, "Moog's door." Second draft.
	10:49am Jeff J: Van Morrison never done it like this.
	🦀 ♥ 10:50am listener james from westwood: My mom became a big-time Bowie fan when she was a bit older than I am now. I think it was the "Putting Out the Fire" song from the "Cat People" soundtrack (she was also a big fan of pop synth: Moroder, Faltermeyer, Jan Hammer, all things Alan Parsons) and that track pulled her into the Bowie K-hole.
	10:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love 'Pin Ups' - great arrangements & playing & still sincere tributes.
	10:54am Jeff J: Agreed, Rev Rabbit - Pin-Ups is very underrated. Such a wonderfully eclectic selection and some of Mick Ronson's best playing.
	10:55am Jeff J: Are folks here fans of the Todd Haynes film "Velvet Goldmine"?
	♥ 10:55am Jeff Golick: Here's our old D:O post re Bley/Peacock getting an early Moog: destination-out.com... Link back to AP's site is dead, alas.
	♥ 10:56am Jeff Golick: @ljfw: I love that "Putting Out Fire" cut, too. More suggestive that most of the Let's Dance stuff I first heard it with.
	10:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I loved the movie VG - Todd Haynes fan. Others say they aren't.
	♥ 10:59am AndrewC.: "While you're down there" ??? Cheeky devil.
	🦀 ♥ 11:00am listener james from westwood: Tarantino comes in for some justified criticism, but his inclusion of lesser-known tracks in his movies, like that Bowie cut in "Inglourious Basterds," does a lot to wow listeners new to them. (Then they get played like crazy, as per "Battles W/O Honour or Humanity," and you want a break from 'em.)
	♥ 11:00am Jeff Golick: "I"m the man she warned me about."
	11:01am Polyus: "while you're down there" - I've heard this song a bunch of times and have never picked up on that before.
	🦀 ♥ 11:01am listener james from westwood: @Jeff J: Enjoyed it when I saw it ages ago. Was blown away by the soundtrack; didn't know as much about those tunes at the time, but have since made their formal acquaintance via FMU.
	🦀 ♥ 11:03am listener james from westwood: "Cracked Actor" is just a smidge "White Punks on Dope"ish. Or vice versa. But pleasantly so.
	♥ 11:08am Jeff Golick: I can hear that, @ljfw.
	11:08am Jeff J: I always wanted to like "Velvet Goldmine" more than I did. I remember seeing it with Jeff G. and we both dug the tunes and got all the glam references, but somehow they subtracted from rather than added to the experience. I dig Todd Haynes in general though.
	🦀 ♥ 11:08am listener james from westwood: In college my further Bowie education came from a guy I roomed with. He was also a massive VU/Lou fan, but in all of these, he was THAT fan, just a jerk instead of an inviting sound-nerd. The truth is, of course, that he was dead right, but his attitude was the worst possible match for it. He was like the Comic Book Guy of Lou and Bowie.
	♥ 11:08am Jeff Golick: What he said ^^^
	♥ 11:09am Jeff Golick: ^^^ (re Jeff J) @ljfw: "Worst bootleg ever."
	🦀 ♥ 11:12am listener james from westwood: Jeff G: Exaaactly. He was also like that with reggae. Blasted a lot of Eek-a-Mouse. I got my vengeance when, after reading about Metal Machine Music in the Bangs anthology, then seeing the vinyl of it at Newbury Comics for $40, I told him it was there, and he beelined for the store and bought it. Current opinions on those discs may vary, but they were definitely not what he expected. Still, he sat dutifully by his stereo, bobbing his head to the staticky chaos.
	11:14am Jeff J: "Bob your head to the staticky chaos" sounds like a hit in the making! My only use for MMM was when I lived in a loud NYC apartment and I'd play it at night like a white noise machine to block out the traffic, drunk bar fights, etc. It worked nicely.
	🦀 ♥ 11:16am listener james from westwood: Also, if I recall correctly, Lester said it's the only record that evoked any signs of life from his hermit crab. (This also could have been Bangs's heroic consumption of Obetrol talking.)
	11:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I thot 'Velevt Goldmine' would be a good way to intro someone to the early 70s Glam phenomenon. I've felt that w/ Haynes - here is finally a filmmaker who truly gets Rock'n'Roll (Hollywood & Rawk never quite being on the same page previously...yerknow - there'd be a band in a movie & it's - wrong). The film isn't perfect but it communicates that. A bit much male buggery - but that's me - & that's Glam. I remember it being called Glitter Rawk in the early 70s when my older brother was exposing me to it all, btw - I don't remember 'Glam' - but I was a kid after all...
	11:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I don't see how any Electric Guitarist could fail to appreciate MMM. Not to say I hear Angels or great Themes in it er anything.,,
	11:19am Jeff J: I love Lester's essays about MMM. And yes, the hermit crab dug it!
	🦀 ♥ 11:19am listener james from westwood: Good point re: the intro to glam, RR. If you've seen this film, would "24 Hour Party People" do the same for Factory Records, or less effectively?
	11:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: When I was a callow 1970s 10-year-old - 'Diamond Dogs' & it's ilk were spooky & heavy indeed.
	11:21am Jeff J: RevRabbit - You're probably right that Velvet Goldmine would be a good intro to glam/glitter. I think both Jeff and I were deep enough into the music already that we were the wrong audience. I do love his Dylan film, which is clearly made for fanatics and/or Godard fans.
	♥ 11:21am Jeff Golick: The Aladdin Sane LP was one I was hoping my folks wouldn't find or ask me about...
	♥ 11:21am northguineahills: I really dig Zeitkratzer's cover of MMM. Spookily well done.
	♥ 11:23am northguineahills: I didn't buy a Bowie record until '96. Even today, I only 2 albums, that might b/c my roommates always had plenty until I moved in w/ my now wide.
	🦀 ♥ 11:24am listener james from westwood: "Psychotic Reactions" is one of those books I'll never get rid of.
	11:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah! - Bowie was about discovering this wide oeuvre & checking out other people for what they had...an older brother, a girlfriend, a cafe...a snob har har...
	🦀 ♥ 11:26am listener james from westwood: Conet! (Also, smashing Bowie set!!)
	♥ 11:28am Doug Schulkind: I have to say I am finding the outpouring of love and loss for DB to be deeply moving. It's as if the universe (I travel in) is suddenly discovering how much more wonderful he was that it ever could really have known while he was still mortal. This collective revelation is a beautiful gift. There is something different about this wave of post-death adoration and I'm trying to wrap my head around it. But it's a sweet mystery, not a nagging one.
	♥ 11:30am Artie Haywire: A heartening phenomenon, to be sure.
	11:31am Polyus: Take a listen to Mike Garson's call-in from Dave Hill's show this past Monday. Apparently he was introduced to DB by Annette Peacock, with whom he had just worked.
	11:32am Erella: This is the best Bowie tribute I have read. www.slate.com...
	11:32am Polyus: Mike worked with a ton of jazz heavyweights, I had no idea
	11:33am Erella: " But in my heart his greatest acolytes were the unknown thousands who recognized him as their enabler, their transformer. Bowie sang for the as-yet nonexistent ones, for the awkward, the strivers. He sang for the members of the public who were full-feathered birds of paradise in their own imaginations yet might also struggle through a simple visit to the grocery store. "
	🦀 ♥ 11:34am listener james from westwood: I was undereducated on Paul Bley before his passing, but I have been deeply happy to be introduced by the folks here.
	🦀 ♥ 11:35am listener james from westwood: Great quote, Erella.
	♥ 11:37am Jeff Golick: Thanks for that info, @Polyus! And for dropping that quote, @Erella!
	11:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah Thx Erella - Shared that.
	♥ 11:38am Jeff Golick: And belated greetings to @Artie, and @AndrewC!
	11:38am Jeff J: Thanks for that quote Erella. I need to read that Slate piece.
	♥ 11:40am Doug Schulkind: Just read it. Thanks, Erella.
	♥ 11:40am Jeff Golick: Carl Wilson is great. Slate, meanwhile, frustrates in its inconsistency.
	♥ 11:42am Jeff Golick: BTW, come the top of the hour, Kurt and Bowie will be here: wfmu.org...
	11:43am Jeff J: Here's Bowie talking with William S. Burroughs about his fans. Underlining how his project was more aimed at them than anything else: "I don't like to read things that people write about me. I'd rather read what kids have to say about me, because it's not their profession to do that. People look to me to see what the spirit of the Seventies is, at least 50% of them do. Critics I don't understand. They get too intellectual. They're not very well-versed in street talk; it takes them longer to say it."
	11:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wow. I said: As Abstract Art becomes Universal by not being Representational - by mirroring the internal world of every individual - so Bowie became the strangest kind of Folk Music of the people w/ concepts & artifice.
	♥ 11:47am northguineahills: Thanks Jeffs! gotta run!
	♥ 11:47am Jeff Golick: Thanks for coming, @ngh! Bye!
	🦀 ♥ 11:51am doctorjazz: Great show, enjoyed it, thanks.
	♥ 11:52am Jeff Golick: Glad you enjoyed, @doc! Take care!
	11:52am Jeff J: Thanks @ngh and @Doctorjazz!
	♥ 11:54am Jeff Golick: FMU's John Allen did three hours of Paul Bley on 6 Jan: wfmu.org...
	🦀 ♥ 11:57am doctorjazz: Nothing against Bowie, but I hear his tributes all over FMU, nice to hear more Bley.
	🦀 ♥ 12:00pm duke: Thanks for the show Jeffs Enjoyed the Bowie and Bley sets
	🦀 ♥ 12:00pm listener james from westwood: @doctorjazz: Kim Sorise snuck in a good half hour of Bley this Monday, too. Superfine show, gents; thanks muchly!
	12:01pm Jeff J: Thanks everyone!
	12:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thank You!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
Roscoe Mitchell	Tatas-Matoes "Tatas-Matoes" by "Roscoe Mitchell"	Congliptious	Nessa	1968
Music behind DJ: Sun Ra	The Perfect Man "The Perfect Man" by "Sun Ra"	The Singles	Evidence	1974/1996
David El-Malek	Hitragut "Hitragut" by "David El-Malek"	Music from Source	Plus Loin Music	2008
Dominique Pifarély	Gegenlicht "Gegenlicht" by "Dominique Pifarély"	Time Before and Time After	ECM	2015
Yitzhak Yedid	Second Movement "Second Movement" by "Yitzhak Yedid"	Oud Bass Piano - Trio: Suite in Five Movements	Between the Lines	2008
Travis LaPlante \| Peter Evans	After the End	Secret Meeting	NNA Tapes	2016
Music behind DJ: New Zion Trio	Ina Sade Dub (Christian Castagno Dub)
Joe McPhee & Raymond Boni	Gone "Gone" by "Joe McPhee & Raymond Boni"	Jukebox Series 3	Trost	1985/2015
The Thing & Shit and Shine	Viking	Jukebox Series 4	Trost	2015
Otomo Yoshihide New Jazz Orchestra	Gazzelloni	ONJO Plays Eric Dolphy's 'Out to Lunch'	Doubtmusic	2005
Music behind DJ: Booker T. & The MGs	Melting Pot "Melting Pot" by "Booker T. & The MGs"
Paul Bley	The Archangel "The Archangel" by "Paul Bley"	The Paul Bley Synthesizer Show	Milestone	1971
Paul Bley	M.J. "M.J." by "Paul Bley"	Dual Unity	Freedom	1972
Music behind DJ: Natural Food	Fair Breeze on Buzzard's Bay
David Bowie	D.J. "D.J." by "David Bowie"	Lodger	RCA Victor	1979
David Bowie	Here Comes the Night "Here Comes the Night" by "David Bowie"	Pin Ups	RCA Victor	1973
David Bowie	Holy Holy "Holy Holy" by "David Bowie"	The Man Who Sold the World	Mercury	1970	[Ryko bonus cut]
David Bowie	Velvet Goldmine "Velvet Goldmine" by "David Bowie"	The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars	RCA Victor	1972	[Ryko bonus cut]
David Bowie	Sweet Head "Sweet Head" by "David Bowie"	The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars	RCA Victor	1972	[Ryko bonus cut]
David Bowie	Cracked Actor "Cracked Actor" by "David Bowie"	Aladdin Sane	RCA Victor	1973
David Bowie	Stay "Stay" by "David Bowie"	Stage	RCA Victor	1978
David Bowie	Teenage Wildlife "Teenage Wildlife" by "David Bowie"	Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)	RCA	1980
David Bowie	We Are the Dead "We Are the Dead" by "David Bowie"	Diamond Dogs	RCA Victor	1974
David Bowie	Where Have All The Good Times Gone	Pin Ups	RCA Victor	1973
Music behind DJ: The Conet Project	Three Note Oddity
Paul Bley	And Now the Queen "And Now the Queen" by "Paul Bley"	Barrage	ESP-Disk'	1964
Paul Bley	Blood "Blood" by "Paul Bley"	Blood	Fontana	1966
Paul Bley	King Korn "King Korn" by "Paul Bley"	Turning Point	Improvising Artists Inc.	1964/1975
Paul Bley	Ramblin' "Ramblin'" by "Paul Bley"	Ramblin'	BYG/Actuel	1969
Paul Bley	Circles "Circles" by "Paul Bley"	Ballads	ECM	1967/1971
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975

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Listener comments!
	🦀 ♥ 9:03am duke: Hello D:O
	♥ 9:04am Jeff Golick: HIya, @duke!
	🦀 ♥ 9:09am doctorjazz: Hey all!
	♥ 9:10am Jeff Golick: G'morning, @doctorjazz!
	🦀 ♥ 9:12am doctorjazz: This is pretty, have to delay work for a bit...
	♥ 9:15am Jeff Golick: Yeah, it IS pretty, isn't it.
	🦀 ♥ 9:18am Gary: Howdy!
	♥ 9:18am Jeff Golick: Hey there, @Gary!
	♥ 9:22am Jeff Golick: @Gary: What's on tap for Bodega Pop tonight?
	9:41am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...my five-year-old could do this...course, he doesn't, cause he knows it's over my head...
	♥ 9:43am Jeff Golick: The kids are definitely into that whole breath control thing. Hi, @RRN63!
	♥ 9:43am Doug Schulkind: Not working on a Wednesday morning for the first time in six months. Woo!
	♥ 9:45am Jeff Golick: Woo! So nice to see your smiling face there, @Doug.
	♥ 9:47am :-): Who me?
	🦀 ♥ 9:48am listener james from westwood: In since the Roscoe, but on the phone with a pal, and happy to have this sonic tonic accompanying it! Doug, enjoy the sweet, sweet freedom!
	♥ 9:51am Jeff Golick: You're D:O Radio's princiPAL, @ljfw! In it to win it! Hi there.
	🦀 ♥ 9:52am doctorjazz: Now we're OUT! Cool stuff!
	🦀 ♥ 9:58am doctorjazz: Am I the only one hearing some technical difficulties? Seems to have drop outs off and on, using the Pop Up.
	10:00am Polyus: Nah, same here dr.jazz.
	10:01am Polyus: I want to drink at the bar that has Joe McPhee on the jukebox.
	🦀 ♥ 10:03am doctorjazz: I'm presuming that's guitar, but I'm not sure...
	10:06am Jeff J: Anyone else hearing technical issues?
	10:06am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: W/ so much guitar in the world - that's an accomplishment in itself.
	♥ 10:06am βrian: Streaming is smooth to the Isthmus.
	♥ 10:07am AndrewC.: I'm ok on the mp3 stream: stream0.wfmu.org...
	10:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hadn't noticed here w/ iTunes.
	10:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...okay - drop out just now.
	♥ 10:07am Doug Schulkind: My stream is breaking up and rebuffering a bunch.
	🦀 ♥ 10:07am listener james from westwood: @Jeff J: It's been skippy & just jumped to the GTDR stream for a bit.
	🦀 ♥ 10:09am duke: I'm having the same problem. I was using the popup player. I switched to the mp3 stream, it sounds better.
	🦀 ♥ 10:09am Gary: It was happening here too, but seems fine at the moment?
	♥ 10:11am Doug Schulkind: Is it true that a gallon of Gazzelloni is now under two bucks?
	🦀 ♥ 10:12am listener james from westwood: Likewise, those last few minutes were solid. Now hearing your bed music. (I'm using iTunes if that helps,)
	10:15am Jeff J: Dolphy deflation, Doug?
	♥ 10:18am Doug Schulkind: Dolphlation.
	🦀 ♥ 10:19am listener james from westwood: Re: Gazzelloni—It does amuse me that in the latest Mad Max film, they were referring to petrol using the exaggerated Australian pronunciation of "guzzoline." Like the origin of the shift had been lost for decades and now that was the word.
	10:23am Jeff J: Dual Unity features Annette Peacock, as does the Synthesizer Show.
	♥ 10:24am Doug Schulkind: I have had crushes on on both Bley and Peacock for, like, ever.
	♥ 10:27am Jeff Golick: Annette's projects always seem to be invested with this very casual, wonderful weirdness and sensuality.
	♥ 10:28am northguineahills: dagnabbit, missed Otomo and the Thing!
	♥ 10:29am Jeff Golick: Greetings, @ngh. It it makes you feel any better, I think we were experiencing hinky connections and interference during those cuts.
	♥ 10:33am Jeff Golick: Here's where you might recognize that it's Han Bennink on drums.
	♥ 10:36am northguineahills: One can never go wrong w/ Bennink....
	🦀 ♥ 10:44am listener james from westwood: "One does not simply walk into Moog's house." —Boromir, "Fellowship of the Ring," probably
	♥ 10:46am Jeff Golick: LOL @ljfw.
	♥ 10:46am Jeff Golick: What does "Dan Dare lies down" mean.
	10:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Lord of the RingModulators?...
	🦀 ♥ 10:46am duke: DJ - One of my many fav Bowie tracks
	♥ 10:47am northguineahills: My friend, Pamelia, did. She also got a custom-made theremin from him as a result, and developed a friendship w/ him.
	10:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dan Dare wigkey: en.wikipedia.org... - as per PinkFloyd 'Astronomy Domine': 'Dan Dare who's there'...
	🦀 ♥ 10:48am listener james from westwood: Argh, I should have written, "Moog's door." Second draft.
	10:49am Jeff J: Van Morrison never done it like this.
	🦀 ♥ 10:50am listener james from westwood: My mom became a big-time Bowie fan when she was a bit older than I am now. I think it was the "Putting Out the Fire" song from the "Cat People" soundtrack (she was also a big fan of pop synth: Moroder, Faltermeyer, Jan Hammer, all things Alan Parsons) and that track pulled her into the Bowie K-hole.
	10:51am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love 'Pin Ups' - great arrangements & playing & still sincere tributes.
	10:54am Jeff J: Agreed, Rev Rabbit - Pin-Ups is very underrated. Such a wonderfully eclectic selection and some of Mick Ronson's best playing.
	10:55am Jeff J: Are folks here fans of the Todd Haynes film "Velvet Goldmine"?
	♥ 10:55am Jeff Golick: Here's our old D:O post re Bley/Peacock getting an early Moog: destination-out.com... Link back to AP's site is dead, alas.
	♥ 10:56am Jeff Golick: @ljfw: I love that "Putting Out Fire" cut, too. More suggestive that most of the Let's Dance stuff I first heard it with.
	10:57am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I loved the movie VG - Todd Haynes fan. Others say they aren't.
	♥ 10:59am AndrewC.: "While you're down there" ??? Cheeky devil.
	🦀 ♥ 11:00am listener james from westwood: Tarantino comes in for some justified criticism, but his inclusion of lesser-known tracks in his movies, like that Bowie cut in "Inglourious Basterds," does a lot to wow listeners new to them. (Then they get played like crazy, as per "Battles W/O Honour or Humanity," and you want a break from 'em.)
	♥ 11:00am Jeff Golick: "I"m the man she warned me about."
	11:01am Polyus: "while you're down there" - I've heard this song a bunch of times and have never picked up on that before.
	🦀 ♥ 11:01am listener james from westwood: @Jeff J: Enjoyed it when I saw it ages ago. Was blown away by the soundtrack; didn't know as much about those tunes at the time, but have since made their formal acquaintance via FMU.
	🦀 ♥ 11:03am listener james from westwood: "Cracked Actor" is just a smidge "White Punks on Dope"ish. Or vice versa. But pleasantly so.
	♥ 11:08am Jeff Golick: I can hear that, @ljfw.
	11:08am Jeff J: I always wanted to like "Velvet Goldmine" more than I did. I remember seeing it with Jeff G. and we both dug the tunes and got all the glam references, but somehow they subtracted from rather than added to the experience. I dig Todd Haynes in general though.
	🦀 ♥ 11:08am listener james from westwood: In college my further Bowie education came from a guy I roomed with. He was also a massive VU/Lou fan, but in all of these, he was THAT fan, just a jerk instead of an inviting sound-nerd. The truth is, of course, that he was dead right, but his attitude was the worst possible match for it. He was like the Comic Book Guy of Lou and Bowie.
	♥ 11:08am Jeff Golick: What he said ^^^
	♥ 11:09am Jeff Golick: ^^^ (re Jeff J) @ljfw: "Worst bootleg ever."
	🦀 ♥ 11:12am listener james from westwood: Jeff G: Exaaactly. He was also like that with reggae. Blasted a lot of Eek-a-Mouse. I got my vengeance when, after reading about Metal Machine Music in the Bangs anthology, then seeing the vinyl of it at Newbury Comics for $40, I told him it was there, and he beelined for the store and bought it. Current opinions on those discs may vary, but they were definitely not what he expected. Still, he sat dutifully by his stereo, bobbing his head to the staticky chaos.
	11:14am Jeff J: "Bob your head to the staticky chaos" sounds like a hit in the making! My only use for MMM was when I lived in a loud NYC apartment and I'd play it at night like a white noise machine to block out the traffic, drunk bar fights, etc. It worked nicely.
	🦀 ♥ 11:16am listener james from westwood: Also, if I recall correctly, Lester said it's the only record that evoked any signs of life from his hermit crab. (This also could have been Bangs's heroic consumption of Obetrol talking.)
	11:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I thot 'Velevt Goldmine' would be a good way to intro someone to the early 70s Glam phenomenon. I've felt that w/ Haynes - here is finally a filmmaker who truly gets Rock'n'Roll (Hollywood & Rawk never quite being on the same page previously...yerknow - there'd be a band in a movie & it's - wrong). The film isn't perfect but it communicates that. A bit much male buggery - but that's me - & that's Glam. I remember it being called Glitter Rawk in the early 70s when my older brother was exposing me to it all, btw - I don't remember 'Glam' - but I was a kid after all...
	11:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I don't see how any Electric Guitarist could fail to appreciate MMM. Not to say I hear Angels or great Themes in it er anything.,,
	11:19am Jeff J: I love Lester's essays about MMM. And yes, the hermit crab dug it!
	🦀 ♥ 11:19am listener james from westwood: Good point re: the intro to glam, RR. If you've seen this film, would "24 Hour Party People" do the same for Factory Records, or less effectively?
	11:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: When I was a callow 1970s 10-year-old - 'Diamond Dogs' & it's ilk were spooky & heavy indeed.
	11:21am Jeff J: RevRabbit - You're probably right that Velvet Goldmine would be a good intro to glam/glitter. I think both Jeff and I were deep enough into the music already that we were the wrong audience. I do love his Dylan film, which is clearly made for fanatics and/or Godard fans.
	♥ 11:21am Jeff Golick: The Aladdin Sane LP was one I was hoping my folks wouldn't find or ask me about...
	♥ 11:21am northguineahills: I really dig Zeitkratzer's cover of MMM. Spookily well done.
	♥ 11:23am northguineahills: I didn't buy a Bowie record until '96. Even today, I only 2 albums, that might b/c my roommates always had plenty until I moved in w/ my now wide.
	🦀 ♥ 11:24am listener james from westwood: "Psychotic Reactions" is one of those books I'll never get rid of.
	11:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah! - Bowie was about discovering this wide oeuvre & checking out other people for what they had...an older brother, a girlfriend, a cafe...a snob har har...
	🦀 ♥ 11:26am listener james from westwood: Conet! (Also, smashing Bowie set!!)
	♥ 11:28am Doug Schulkind: I have to say I am finding the outpouring of love and loss for DB to be deeply moving. It's as if the universe (I travel in) is suddenly discovering how much more wonderful he was that it ever could really have known while he was still mortal. This collective revelation is a beautiful gift. There is something different about this wave of post-death adoration and I'm trying to wrap my head around it. But it's a sweet mystery, not a nagging one.
	♥ 11:30am Artie Haywire: A heartening phenomenon, to be sure.
	11:31am Polyus: Take a listen to Mike Garson's call-in from Dave Hill's show this past Monday. Apparently he was introduced to DB by Annette Peacock, with whom he had just worked.
	11:32am Erella: This is the best Bowie tribute I have read. www.slate.com...
	11:32am Polyus: Mike worked with a ton of jazz heavyweights, I had no idea
	11:33am Erella: " But in my heart his greatest acolytes were the unknown thousands who recognized him as their enabler, their transformer. Bowie sang for the as-yet nonexistent ones, for the awkward, the strivers. He sang for the members of the public who were full-feathered birds of paradise in their own imaginations yet might also struggle through a simple visit to the grocery store. "
	🦀 ♥ 11:34am listener james from westwood: I was undereducated on Paul Bley before his passing, but I have been deeply happy to be introduced by the folks here.
	🦀 ♥ 11:35am listener james from westwood: Great quote, Erella.
	♥ 11:37am Jeff Golick: Thanks for that info, @Polyus! And for dropping that quote, @Erella!
	11:37am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah Thx Erella - Shared that.
	♥ 11:38am Jeff Golick: And belated greetings to @Artie, and @AndrewC!
	11:38am Jeff J: Thanks for that quote Erella. I need to read that Slate piece.
	♥ 11:40am Doug Schulkind: Just read it. Thanks, Erella.
	♥ 11:40am Jeff Golick: Carl Wilson is great. Slate, meanwhile, frustrates in its inconsistency.
	♥ 11:42am Jeff Golick: BTW, come the top of the hour, Kurt and Bowie will be here: wfmu.org...
	11:43am Jeff J: Here's Bowie talking with William S. Burroughs about his fans. Underlining how his project was more aimed at them than anything else: "I don't like to read things that people write about me. I'd rather read what kids have to say about me, because it's not their profession to do that. People look to me to see what the spirit of the Seventies is, at least 50% of them do. Critics I don't understand. They get too intellectual. They're not very well-versed in street talk; it takes them longer to say it."
	11:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wow. I said: As Abstract Art becomes Universal by not being Representational - by mirroring the internal world of every individual - so Bowie became the strangest kind of Folk Music of the people w/ concepts & artifice.
	♥ 11:47am northguineahills: Thanks Jeffs! gotta run!
	♥ 11:47am Jeff Golick: Thanks for coming, @ngh! Bye!
	🦀 ♥ 11:51am doctorjazz: Great show, enjoyed it, thanks.
	♥ 11:52am Jeff Golick: Glad you enjoyed, @doc! Take care!
	11:52am Jeff J: Thanks @ngh and @Doctorjazz!
	♥ 11:54am Jeff Golick: FMU's John Allen did three hours of Paul Bley on 6 Jan: wfmu.org...
	🦀 ♥ 11:57am doctorjazz: Nothing against Bowie, but I hear his tributes all over FMU, nice to hear more Bley.
	🦀 ♥ 12:00pm duke: Thanks for the show Jeffs Enjoyed the Bowie and Bley sets
	🦀 ♥ 12:00pm listener james from westwood: @doctorjazz: Kim Sorise snuck in a good half hour of Bley this Monday, too. Superfine show, gents; thanks muchly!
	12:01pm Jeff J: Thanks everyone!
	12:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thank You!

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