WFMU: Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from July 29, 2016

Listener comments!
	6:01am pierre: Hey Bill bonjour !
	6:03am Sem Chumbo: This is a cult I can get behind. All Hail, Ratty. Hiya, Bill, pierre.
	6:05am Bill Mac: I gather the King hasn't risen as of yet. Hope you all kin hear me!!! Goooood Mawrnin' World!!!
	6:06am mauri: Hey Bill Pierre and Sem.
	6:09am Bill Mac: Hi Mauri! We're here!
	6:10am Sem Chumbo: Hey, mauri! Been reading some proverbs. Love this one: Elämä on epävarmaa, syö jälkiruoka ensin.
	6:10am pierre: Beautiful singing voice !
	6:11am mauri: this is a touchin song kazumi. haha sem. I¨ve never heard of that one. do you take finnish lessons?
	6:13am Sem Chumbo: Without Google Translate, I am nothing. Got interested in Finnish trying to learn Hungarian. Can't speak either:-D
	6:14am Sem Chumbo: Enjoy the Schmenge Brothers version of this.
	6:15am Bill Mac: I never thought to look for a soundtrack to the Last Polka
	6:15am mauri: Estonian is somewhat similar. It sounds really funny to me. Once I thought a group talking were from somewhere with a really strange dialect cause I couldnt understand them. finally realized they were estonian.
	6:16am mauri: last polka last.
	6:16am Brian in UK: Hey Bill, Pierre, Sem, Mauro and now Colin Bass.
	6:17am Bill Mac: Yes sir!!!!
	6:19am Brian in UK: Sorry Mauri just turned you into an Estonian dog.
	6:19am Sem Chumbo: Eugene Levy is quite an accordion player. There's a YouTube of the Last Polka, as you know, Bill. Candy cracks me up every time I watch it. What ho, BiUK.
	6:20am mauri: wuff muu brian
	6:20am Sem Chumbo: haha, mauri. Finnish Zen koan.
	6:22am pierre: I like the Zzzzzzzero hour
	6:24am mauri: thanks sonziera I think the suns starting to shine!
	6:25am Bill Mac: How's your Japanese?
	6:26am Brian in UK: Low profile until I get home from work.
	6:26am mauri: totemo warui desuyo!
	6:27am mauri: I go running and keep listening!
	6:27am Sem Chumbo: "The hot silence of summer day"
	6:28am Bill Mac: @Sem Really?
	6:30am Sem Chumbo: Yup, I guess maybe without much subtlety, but that's the gist, according to GT.
	6:31am Sem Chumbo: Bongo Fury tribute;-D
	6:32am Stanley: Hey, hey Bill and all
	6:33am Andy in Berlin: Here I am, club sandwich in hand and ready to go
	6:37am B WAD: Ben from Bergen County, checking in from Tel Aviv. The week has already started here. Hot time, summer in the market. Vegetables and meat juice baking into the sunny sidewalk.
	6:40am B WAD: You've got it
	6:43am maestroso: Howdy Bill Mac, checking in from New Providence.
	6:43am Bill Mac: Is Stanley local or in transit this week?
	6:43am Bill Mac: Hey-o Maestroso!
	6:46am joeray: Good Morning, Bill Mac and listeners!
	6:49am joeray: Syd lives!
	6:50am Bill Mac: In the guise of Dogbowl.
	6:54am Stanley: At headquarters today, Bill. A sunny day in Edinburgh and my three top shows back to back. Like the WFMU celestial bodies all lined up. An amazing thing to behold.
	6:56am Bill Mac: That's what I admire about you bubby, you always see beauty in the smallest things
	6:56am Stanley: ...namely Zzzzzzero Hour, Give the Drummer Some and Hinky Dinky Time. Radio doesn't get better than this.
	6:58am Sem Chumbo: Yes, now we have the cut's music fetish. Well done, Bill. Pick up your new headdress at the the door on the way out. Hi, Stanley.
	7:03am annie: good morning!!!
	7:03am Stanley: Fetish? I'll throw the bones for you, Sem, if you fetch me up a gallon of ubumjura juice.
	7:04am ausmanx: how do you do a "best of..." beefheart? i mean, isn't that just... everything?
	7:05am Stanley: I echo ausmanx's sentiment above
	7:06am Sem Chumbo: Agreed, ausmanx.
	7:08am Bill Mac: With the exception of Unconditionally Guaranteed and Bluejeans and Moonbeams of course
	7:08am Stanley: Sexton Ming sounds just like he oughta with that name. Not unlike the vibe our friend, the Brother has. Think its great.
	7:09am Brian in UK: @ausmanx G'day. "I am on the side of angels and dirt" SS.
	7:11am Stanley: Bill, I had pretty much wiped those two from memory but 'Upon the My Oh My' from Unconditionally Guaranteed is quite okay.
	7:13am Bill Mac: I used to like Peaches on that one. I understand the band liked it until they heard the mix. It was as they say the last straw...
	7:15am Stanley: Ma Kelly's Greasy Spoon - nice revisit. I tried in vain to locate a 'greasy spoon' of yore, in Luton a while back. But to no avail. Ended up in Costa with a toasted panini and a latte. My, have times changed.
	7:16am Cooh John: Monkees in the morning. All is right with the world. Good morning everyone. Hey Billy Mac, How about an extra z for me?
	7:17am Bill Mac: Hey John, I could use a few extras meself
	7:19am Bill Mac: Weird though, we were watching the Monkees on TV and that song came on, it immediately reminded me of that Quo tune. Underrated album too, before they went full on boogie....
	7:20am Ken From Hyde Park: Soggy greetings from the Mid-Hudson Valley. It rained a bit overnight and it is mucho humid outside now.
	7:21am Cooh John: (:-P
	7:22am Stanley: Nice segue.
	7:22am ausmanx: stanley, found a fantastic greasy spoon down a back street in morecambe a month ago. it was choice, even the plastic tablecloths were authentic. i took photos of the food when it came out. and the whole bill came to about seven pounds. good evening, brian!
	7:24am Bill Mac: A terrific flub, Stanley...
	7:24am Cooh John: I knew this as the girl watchers theme for Tab, I think.
	7:25am Stanley: Far out ausmanx. My fave order in the East End back in the day was double bacon, sausage egg beans and double bubble.
	7:28am Bill Mac: Point goes to Cooh John, I was trying to remember what that song was advertising.
	7:29am joeray: As long as you don't have to drink it (Tab)!!!
	7:31am Bill Mac: Never had the pleasure JR!
	7:32am Cooh John: Never did, joeray. But I watched the girls...
	7:33am joeray: Much safer to watch the girls...I think!
	7:34am joeray: I tried Tab as a kid back in the early 60's and still have an aftertaste in my mouth!
	7:35am Stanley: Love psychedelic jammy sandwiches too.
	7:44am Stanley: I'm loving this stuff out on Tee Pee. Matt Warwick played Harsh Toke the other day.
	7:45am Bill Mac: Hungrily munching on inferior pastries at the moment...
	7:46am Brian in UK: Not a vegetarian but double eggs, chips and beans is a favourite, with a buttered slice. And ofcourse a large mug (no sugar)
	7:46am Bill Mac: Some nice heavy throwback stuff on that label
	7:48am Brian in UK: Just made a white potato loaf, it makes wonderful toast after a couple of days.
	7:49am Stanley: Hi Brian. I was thrown out of a greasy spoon once for continually playing 'Ruby' by Kenny Rogers on the jukebox. I was warned twice but couldn't control myslef.
	7:50am Bill Mac: @Stanley yeah you were asking for it....
	7:52am micah: many thanks bill
	7:53am Bill Mac: @Micah My pleasure and anytime!
	7:54am Brian in UK: Stanley don't get your grub in town.
	7:54am Stanley: Yay XTC - Bill you spoil us.
	7:54am Sem Chumbo: heheh, BiUK.
	7:56am Stanley: Brian - I've been thrown out of better places than that cafe, I can tell you.
	7:56am Lamont: Hey Bill! Good to hear you again...
	7:57am Brian in UK: For some reason I enjoyed Gulliver's Travels even more when I realised his first name was (is) Lemuel.
	7:57am ausmanx: that's the thing, brian, you still get the mug of tea for 75p in the spoon. none of your damn three pound latte nonsense
	7:58am Bill Mac: Hey Lamont, good to see you!
	7:59am Brian in UK: For coffee, only ever drink espresso. Will have hot milky drinks when I get a bit older and the monkey gets off my back.
	8:00am Brian in UK: Bill got any Principal Edwards Magical Theatre?
	8:04am joeray: Rundgren and Partridge - two huge egos in collision.
	8:07am Bill Mac: It was a shore interview but worth the listen only because I never heard TR acknowledge his work
	8:08am Wild Neil: PEACE all. Good morning!
	8:09am Brian in UK: Talking Heads anagram?
	8:09am Bill Mac: How do Neil!
	8:10am Bill Mac: wow....
	8:11am joeray: The echo on King's Lead Hat always makes me crank the volume to "10"!!!
	8:12am Wild Neil: Clicky star for Eno, who is important! Fripp is important also.
	8:12am Brian in UK: The card I am reading says stand on a poodle and count backwards from 1000 in Spanish to fully appreciate the Eno.
	8:13am ausmanx: counting backwards in Portuguese is even better
	8:14am Sem Chumbo: Picked up a thick volume The Most of P.G. Wodehouse a few days back, will spend the summer appreciating the Wode, Brian.
	8:15am Bill Mac: I have a League of Gentlemen cut burning a hold in my ear
	8:16am Wild Neil: Random card from Oblique Strategies by Eno and Schmidt: "What are you really thinking about just now? Incorporate"
	8:16am Brian in UK: We caught a very small crab on the beach once our youngest daughter named him Colin. No body was drownded so we all went home.
	8:17am Brian in UK: Sem, you will be laughing out loud, might be best to avoid public places when reading. Or maybe not.
	8:18am ausmanx: i've just never got Wodehouse. i assume this means i'm not actually English. a fair observation.
	8:19am Pete L: Crab Day, Albert King - nice
	8:20am Bill Mac: New one for me Pete.... Need to check more Cate le Bon
	8:21am brian from ma: After hearing Ella, I just can't listen to anyone else scat. A cup of tea and this song and I'm ready to roll!
	8:21am Brian in UK: Well he did spend a lot of time in the US. Thought you would have liked his taking the piss out of the upper classes.
	8:23am Brian in UK: Bill, she was on your nemesis' show a while back. www.wfmu.org...
	8:23am Bill Mac: I gotta get out more
	8:26am Sem Chumbo: @BiUK, I'll be affecting a plumy English accent whilst reading aloud, so public tut-tut-ing and finger-pointing is sure to follow. I'm good with that.
	8:26am ausmanx: the taking the piss is too affectionate. i think i prefer the blunt instrument. having just binge watched THE THICK OF IT, i think i am unutterably crude in my satirical taste
	8:27am Stanley: Ooooooo, ooo, oo, ooo-oooo
	8:27am Brian in UK: Sit coms are to me what Wodehouse is to you then.
	8:28am annie: i so love this scmaltzy song
	8:29am Sem Chumbo: @Stanley, are you doing back-up "Oooooooo,Oooooo's" on contract?
	8:30am Bill Mac: Tell me about it!!! Found it on my gizmo and I been wanting to play it....
	8:30am pierre: so many good songs
	8:32am Stanley: Sem, I got thrown out of the studio as soon as they spotted me.
	8:32am P-90: Good Morning Bill
	8:33am Stanley: No guilty pleasures any more, Bill.
	8:33am Brian in UK: Stanley was it the latex pyjamas?
	8:34am Stanley: (I was easy to spot)
	8:34am Sem Chumbo: hahaha @Stanley. Must have been the sunglasses.
	8:36am Stanley: ..fur-lined, if you please.
	8:37am Brian in UK: Any Wynonie Harris? Keep Churning 'till the Butter Comes maybe.
	8:38am ausmanx: no no no, the latex must be against the skin!
	8:45am Brian in UK: Lord Buckley dig infinity
	8:47am Brian in UK: Buckley was using words like groovy and video in the late Fifties.
	8:48am Wild Neil: The Who!
	8:48am tsdjoe: Hey, Lamont told me to say hi. You got any nautical tunes we can play while trolling the Chesapeake?
	8:49am Stanley: A song for these times.
	8:50am Bill Mac: Didn't even make the connection.... he's so shy in public isn't he? I coulda had some nifty pirate tunes ready but they're waaaaay downstairs....
	8:50am Sem Chumbo: There's a Tiger Lilies tune that would fit...something from The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.
	8:51am brian from ma: Petra! I've heard of this but never actually heard it. Awesome.
	8:51am Brian in UK: I have the original Underground map by Beck tattooed on my left knee including British Museum & Dover Street(now both closed)
	8:51am Bill Mac: I was just listening to Start a Fire this week
	8:52am Stanley: At last some yodeling.
	8:52am tsdjoe: bring them with. we could play them live.
	8:52am Bill Mac: Aaaaargh!!!!
	8:53am Stanley: @Brian - I had the python strangling a chicken removed.
	8:53am Sem Chumbo: Yodeling is the shit.
	8:54am brian from ma: Stanley, I have a good friend who not only yodels but teaches yodeling. He's in his 60s and says it's made him a chick magnet, all these young women come to him for lessons. I'm serious!
	8:54am Stanley: Haha. Jeez but who are these women?
	8:54am Brian in UK: Was that not the Little Prince, no that was a boa constrictor.
	8:56am Brian in UK: Bill, I would love to say what a great show.
	8:56am Sem Chumbo: Rum, the lash...and what was that other thing? Simony?
	8:58am Stanley: Well, that was great, can't wait for the next episode. Thanks Bill. Take care all.
	8:58am Sem Chumbo: In my next life, a more pliant glottis is on my wishlist. Great to hear you, Bill, see you and all later.
	8:58am Andy in Berlin: Great show, Bill!
	8:59am ausmanx: i think it was Rum, Politics and the Lash
	8:59am P-90: Thnaks Bill
	9:01am Bill Mac: P-90 See ya!!!!!
	4:44am Parq: Bill! Thanks to the magic of the archives and the six hour time difference in Poland, I am listening to you in your old time slot. And you played a polka!

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from July 29, 2016

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Lullabies and reveilles. Something for the late nighters and early risers.

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July 29, 2016: Superior Lifeforms, Like Silverfish

Upcoming events:

Thursday, August 4th, 2pm - 5pm: I'm filling in for Matt Fiveash on the Drummer Stream

Monday, August 8th, 7pm - 9pm: I'm filling in for Global Grease on the Drummer Stream

Friday, August 12th, 6am - 9am: I'm filling in for Micah

Monday, August 15th, 7pm - 9pm: I'm filling in for Global Grease on the Drummer Stream

Thursday, August 18th, 2pm - 5pm: I'm filling in for Matt Fiveash on the Drummer Stream

Sunday, August 28th, 9am - Noon: I'm filling in for Destination:Out on the Drummer Stream

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Simon Wickham Smith	Two4Dancin "Two4Dancin" by "Simon Wickham Smith"	Two4Dancin	Celebrate Psi-Phenomenon		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
DJ Shadow	The Mountain Will Fall "The Mountain Will Fall" by "DJ Shadow"	The Mountain Will Fall	Mass Appeal	*	0:04:12 (Pop-up)
Kazuki Tomokawa	Track One "Track One" by "Kazuki Tomokawa"	Akai Polyan	PSF		0:07:47 (Pop-up)
Frankie Yankovic	Too Fat Polka "Too Fat Polka" by "Frankie Yankovic"	The Best of	Legacy		0:12:24 (Pop-up)
3 Mustaphas 3	Yogurt Koydum Dolaba/Televizyon	Soup of the Century	Ryko		0:14:35 (Pop-up)
Buudu Tribe	Mbo "Mbo" by "Buudu Tribe"	Congo Traditional 1952-1957	Swp	*	0:18:59 (Pop-up)
Sonziera	Nos Precisamos de Voce "Nos Precisamos de Voce" by "Sonziera"	Tam Tam Tam	Brownswood	*	0:21:23 (Pop-up)
Primary Mini-Band	暑い夏の日の静けさが	Kimamanahibi	Branco	*	0:25:22 (Pop-up)
Art	African Thing "African Thing" by "Art"	Supernatural Fairy Tales			0:28:17 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			0:32:25 (Pop-up)
Current 93	Angel "Angel" by "Current 93"	Swastikas for noddy	The Spheres	*	0:41:03 (Pop-up)
Dogbowl	Mir "Mir" by "Dogbowl"	Fantastic Carburetor Man	Eyeball Planet		0:45:23 (Pop-up)
Super Volta	La Guitare de Tinga "La Guitare de Tinga" by "Super Volta"	Voltaique Panoramique	Kindred Spirits	*	0:49:08 (Pop-up)
GW Sok	No Can Do "No Can Do" by "GW Sok"	Listen ot the Painters	Tractor Notown	*	0:53:07 (Pop-up)
Captain Beefheart & Magic Band	Sugar & Spikes	Best Of	Rhino		0:56:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			0:59:06 (Pop-up)
Sexton Ming	Probite "Probite" by "Sexton Ming"	A Lifetime of Nervous Gutaches	Sexton		1:05:59 (Pop-up)
The Monkees	I Wanna be Free "I Wanna be Free" by "The Monkees"	The Monkees	Rhino		1:10:36 (Pop-up)
Status Quo	Everything "Everything" by "Status Quo"	Ma Kellys Greasy Spoon	Pye		1:11:15 (Pop-up)
Blossom Toes	People of the Royal Parks	We Are Ever So Clean	Heritage		1:13:49 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Ricreazione Divertita	Main Titles	DRG		1:15:54 (Pop-up)
Feminie Complex	It's magic "It's magic" by "Feminie Complex"	Livin Love	Rev-Ola		1:19:21 (Pop-up)
Natacha Snithline	Le Jeu du Telephone	Direct Line: Jesse Kaminsky 2016 Premium			1:21:55 (Pop-up)
Wild Billy Childish & CTMF	Instantly Delete	Acorn Man	Damaged Goods		1:23:54 (Pop-up)
The Mystery Lights	What Happens When You Turn the Devil Down	The Mystery Lights	Wick	*	1:27:27 (Pop-up)
Brother JT	Summer "Summer" by "Brother JT"	Spritituals	Drag City		1:30:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			1:33:56 (Pop-up)
Joy	Peyote Blues "Peyote Blues" by "Joy"	Ride Along	Tee Pee	*	1:39:52 (Pop-up)
Boss Hog	Witchita Grey "Witchita Grey" by "Boss Hog"	Brood Star	In the Red	*	1:43:59 (Pop-up)
Bush Tetras	Cold Turkey "Cold Turkey" by "Bush Tetras"	Tetrafied	2 13 61		1:47:00 (Pop-up)
Circadian Rhythm	Gulliver Takes a Walk	Waka Wave: Japan in the 80s	None		1:51:40 (Pop-up)
XTC	I Bought Myself a Liarbird "I Bought Myself a Liarbird" by "XTC"	Big Express	Geffen		1:53:06 (Pop-up)
Stackwaddy	Mothballs "Mothballs" by "Stackwaddy"	John Peels Dandelion	Cherry Red		1:56:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			1:59:21 (Pop-up)
Dolly Mixture	In Your Eyes "In Your Eyes" by "Dolly Mixture"	Everything and More	Dolly mixture		2:06:08 (Pop-up)
Eno	Kings Led Hat "Kings Led Hat" by "Eno"	Before & After Science	Astralwerks		2:09:13 (Pop-up)
Cate Le Bon	Crab Day "Crab Day" by "Cate Le Bon"	Crab Day	Drag City	*	2:12:15 (Pop-up)
Albert King	Cold Feet "Cold Feet" by "Albert King"	Iron Fists Chronicles: Episode 1 Deep Soul	Universal	*	2:16:14 (Pop-up)
Ella Fitzgerald	Oh Lady Be Good "Oh Lady Be Good" by "Ella Fitzgerald"	Lullabies of Birdland	Real Tone Jazz		2:19:25 (Pop-up)
Pedro Miguel y sus Maracabos	Arroz con Coco	Gozalo Bugulu Tropical	Vampi Soul		2:21:53 (Pop-up)
Slavic Soul Party	Isfahan "Isfahan" by "Slavic Soul Party"	Plays Duke Ellingtons Far East Suite	Ropeadope	*	2:24:40 (Pop-up)
Chilites	Have you Seen Her "Have you Seen Her" by "Chilites"	Best Of	Rhino		2:26:54 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			2:32:00 (Pop-up)
Hank Ballard	A Winner Never Quits	Unwind Yourself	Kent	*	2:37:21 (Pop-up)
Lee Hazlewood	I Am A Part "I Am A Part" by "Lee Hazlewood"	Lee Hazlewoodism	Light in the Attic	*	2:40:47 (Pop-up)
The Naz	The Word "The Word" by "The Naz"	Quadraphonic Evan Funk Davies 2016 Premium	None	*	2:43:54 (Pop-up)
Petra haden	Tattoo "Tattoo" by "Petra haden"	Sings the Who	Bar None	*	2:47:24 (Pop-up)
Manugla Horn	99 Luftballons "99 Luftballons" by "Manugla Horn"	Lotsa Glottis WFMU Vocal Fry Premium	None	*	2:51:06 (Pop-up)
Fishbone	Post Cold War Politics "Post Cold War Politics" by "Fishbone"	In Your Face	Columbia		2:54:22 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:01am pierre: Hey Bill bonjour !
	6:03am Sem Chumbo: This is a cult I can get behind. All Hail, Ratty. Hiya, Bill, pierre.
	6:05am Bill Mac: I gather the King hasn't risen as of yet. Hope you all kin hear me!!! Goooood Mawrnin' World!!!
	6:06am mauri: Hey Bill Pierre and Sem.
	6:09am Bill Mac: Hi Mauri! We're here!
	6:10am Sem Chumbo: Hey, mauri! Been reading some proverbs. Love this one: Elämä on epävarmaa, syö jälkiruoka ensin.
	6:10am pierre: Beautiful singing voice !
	6:11am mauri: this is a touchin song kazumi. haha sem. I¨ve never heard of that one. do you take finnish lessons?
	6:13am Sem Chumbo: Without Google Translate, I am nothing. Got interested in Finnish trying to learn Hungarian. Can't speak either:-D
	6:14am Sem Chumbo: Enjoy the Schmenge Brothers version of this.
	6:15am Bill Mac: I never thought to look for a soundtrack to the Last Polka
	6:15am mauri: Estonian is somewhat similar. It sounds really funny to me. Once I thought a group talking were from somewhere with a really strange dialect cause I couldnt understand them. finally realized they were estonian.
	6:16am mauri: last polka last.
	6:16am Brian in UK: Hey Bill, Pierre, Sem, Mauro and now Colin Bass.
	6:17am Bill Mac: Yes sir!!!!
	6:19am Brian in UK: Sorry Mauri just turned you into an Estonian dog.
	6:19am Sem Chumbo: Eugene Levy is quite an accordion player. There's a YouTube of the Last Polka, as you know, Bill. Candy cracks me up every time I watch it. What ho, BiUK.
	6:20am mauri: wuff muu brian
	6:20am Sem Chumbo: haha, mauri. Finnish Zen koan.
	6:22am pierre: I like the Zzzzzzzero hour
	6:24am mauri: thanks sonziera I think the suns starting to shine!
	6:25am Bill Mac: How's your Japanese?
	6:26am Brian in UK: Low profile until I get home from work.
	6:26am mauri: totemo warui desuyo!
	6:27am mauri: I go running and keep listening!
	6:27am Sem Chumbo: "The hot silence of summer day"
	6:28am Bill Mac: @Sem Really?
	6:30am Sem Chumbo: Yup, I guess maybe without much subtlety, but that's the gist, according to GT.
	6:31am Sem Chumbo: Bongo Fury tribute;-D
	6:32am Stanley: Hey, hey Bill and all
	6:33am Andy in Berlin: Here I am, club sandwich in hand and ready to go
	6:37am B WAD: Ben from Bergen County, checking in from Tel Aviv. The week has already started here. Hot time, summer in the market. Vegetables and meat juice baking into the sunny sidewalk.
	6:40am B WAD: You've got it
	6:43am maestroso: Howdy Bill Mac, checking in from New Providence.
	6:43am Bill Mac: Is Stanley local or in transit this week?
	6:43am Bill Mac: Hey-o Maestroso!
	6:46am joeray: Good Morning, Bill Mac and listeners!
	6:49am joeray: Syd lives!
	6:50am Bill Mac: In the guise of Dogbowl.
	6:54am Stanley: At headquarters today, Bill. A sunny day in Edinburgh and my three top shows back to back. Like the WFMU celestial bodies all lined up. An amazing thing to behold.
	6:56am Bill Mac: That's what I admire about you bubby, you always see beauty in the smallest things
	6:56am Stanley: ...namely Zzzzzzero Hour, Give the Drummer Some and Hinky Dinky Time. Radio doesn't get better than this.
	6:58am Sem Chumbo: Yes, now we have the cut's music fetish. Well done, Bill. Pick up your new headdress at the the door on the way out. Hi, Stanley.
	7:03am annie: good morning!!!
	7:03am Stanley: Fetish? I'll throw the bones for you, Sem, if you fetch me up a gallon of ubumjura juice.
	7:04am ausmanx: how do you do a "best of..." beefheart? i mean, isn't that just... everything?
	7:05am Stanley: I echo ausmanx's sentiment above
	7:06am Sem Chumbo: Agreed, ausmanx.
	7:08am Bill Mac: With the exception of Unconditionally Guaranteed and Bluejeans and Moonbeams of course
	7:08am Stanley: Sexton Ming sounds just like he oughta with that name. Not unlike the vibe our friend, the Brother has. Think its great.
	7:09am Brian in UK: @ausmanx G'day. "I am on the side of angels and dirt" SS.
	7:11am Stanley: Bill, I had pretty much wiped those two from memory but 'Upon the My Oh My' from Unconditionally Guaranteed is quite okay.
	7:13am Bill Mac: I used to like Peaches on that one. I understand the band liked it until they heard the mix. It was as they say the last straw...
	7:15am Stanley: Ma Kelly's Greasy Spoon - nice revisit. I tried in vain to locate a 'greasy spoon' of yore, in Luton a while back. But to no avail. Ended up in Costa with a toasted panini and a latte. My, have times changed.
	7:16am Cooh John: Monkees in the morning. All is right with the world. Good morning everyone. Hey Billy Mac, How about an extra z for me?
	7:17am Bill Mac: Hey John, I could use a few extras meself
	7:19am Bill Mac: Weird though, we were watching the Monkees on TV and that song came on, it immediately reminded me of that Quo tune. Underrated album too, before they went full on boogie....
	7:20am Ken From Hyde Park: Soggy greetings from the Mid-Hudson Valley. It rained a bit overnight and it is mucho humid outside now.
	7:21am Cooh John: (:-P
	7:22am Stanley: Nice segue.
	7:22am ausmanx: stanley, found a fantastic greasy spoon down a back street in morecambe a month ago. it was choice, even the plastic tablecloths were authentic. i took photos of the food when it came out. and the whole bill came to about seven pounds. good evening, brian!
	7:24am Bill Mac: A terrific flub, Stanley...
	7:24am Cooh John: I knew this as the girl watchers theme for Tab, I think.
	7:25am Stanley: Far out ausmanx. My fave order in the East End back in the day was double bacon, sausage egg beans and double bubble.
	7:28am Bill Mac: Point goes to Cooh John, I was trying to remember what that song was advertising.
	7:29am joeray: As long as you don't have to drink it (Tab)!!!
	7:31am Bill Mac: Never had the pleasure JR!
	7:32am Cooh John: Never did, joeray. But I watched the girls...
	7:33am joeray: Much safer to watch the girls...I think!
	7:34am joeray: I tried Tab as a kid back in the early 60's and still have an aftertaste in my mouth!
	7:35am Stanley: Love psychedelic jammy sandwiches too.
	7:44am Stanley: I'm loving this stuff out on Tee Pee. Matt Warwick played Harsh Toke the other day.
	7:45am Bill Mac: Hungrily munching on inferior pastries at the moment...
	7:46am Brian in UK: Not a vegetarian but double eggs, chips and beans is a favourite, with a buttered slice. And ofcourse a large mug (no sugar)
	7:46am Bill Mac: Some nice heavy throwback stuff on that label
	7:48am Brian in UK: Just made a white potato loaf, it makes wonderful toast after a couple of days.
	7:49am Stanley: Hi Brian. I was thrown out of a greasy spoon once for continually playing 'Ruby' by Kenny Rogers on the jukebox. I was warned twice but couldn't control myslef.
	7:50am Bill Mac: @Stanley yeah you were asking for it....
	7:52am micah: many thanks bill
	7:53am Bill Mac: @Micah My pleasure and anytime!
	7:54am Brian in UK: Stanley don't get your grub in town.
	7:54am Stanley: Yay XTC - Bill you spoil us.
	7:54am Sem Chumbo: heheh, BiUK.
	7:56am Stanley: Brian - I've been thrown out of better places than that cafe, I can tell you.
	7:56am Lamont: Hey Bill! Good to hear you again...
	7:57am Brian in UK: For some reason I enjoyed Gulliver's Travels even more when I realised his first name was (is) Lemuel.
	7:57am ausmanx: that's the thing, brian, you still get the mug of tea for 75p in the spoon. none of your damn three pound latte nonsense
	7:58am Bill Mac: Hey Lamont, good to see you!
	7:59am Brian in UK: For coffee, only ever drink espresso. Will have hot milky drinks when I get a bit older and the monkey gets off my back.
	8:00am Brian in UK: Bill got any Principal Edwards Magical Theatre?
	8:04am joeray: Rundgren and Partridge - two huge egos in collision.
	8:07am Bill Mac: It was a shore interview but worth the listen only because I never heard TR acknowledge his work
	8:08am Wild Neil: PEACE all. Good morning!
	8:09am Brian in UK: Talking Heads anagram?
	8:09am Bill Mac: How do Neil!
	8:10am Bill Mac: wow....
	8:11am joeray: The echo on King's Lead Hat always makes me crank the volume to "10"!!!
	8:12am Wild Neil: Clicky star for Eno, who is important! Fripp is important also.
	8:12am Brian in UK: The card I am reading says stand on a poodle and count backwards from 1000 in Spanish to fully appreciate the Eno.
	8:13am ausmanx: counting backwards in Portuguese is even better
	8:14am Sem Chumbo: Picked up a thick volume The Most of P.G. Wodehouse a few days back, will spend the summer appreciating the Wode, Brian.
	8:15am Bill Mac: I have a League of Gentlemen cut burning a hold in my ear
	8:16am Wild Neil: Random card from Oblique Strategies by Eno and Schmidt: "What are you really thinking about just now? Incorporate"
	8:16am Brian in UK: We caught a very small crab on the beach once our youngest daughter named him Colin. No body was drownded so we all went home.
	8:17am Brian in UK: Sem, you will be laughing out loud, might be best to avoid public places when reading. Or maybe not.
	8:18am ausmanx: i've just never got Wodehouse. i assume this means i'm not actually English. a fair observation.
	8:19am Pete L: Crab Day, Albert King - nice
	8:20am Bill Mac: New one for me Pete.... Need to check more Cate le Bon
	8:21am brian from ma: After hearing Ella, I just can't listen to anyone else scat. A cup of tea and this song and I'm ready to roll!
	8:21am Brian in UK: Well he did spend a lot of time in the US. Thought you would have liked his taking the piss out of the upper classes.
	8:23am Brian in UK: Bill, she was on your nemesis' show a while back. www.wfmu.org...
	8:23am Bill Mac: I gotta get out more
	8:26am Sem Chumbo: @BiUK, I'll be affecting a plumy English accent whilst reading aloud, so public tut-tut-ing and finger-pointing is sure to follow. I'm good with that.
	8:26am ausmanx: the taking the piss is too affectionate. i think i prefer the blunt instrument. having just binge watched THE THICK OF IT, i think i am unutterably crude in my satirical taste
	8:27am Stanley: Ooooooo, ooo, oo, ooo-oooo
	8:27am Brian in UK: Sit coms are to me what Wodehouse is to you then.
	8:28am annie: i so love this scmaltzy song
	8:29am Sem Chumbo: @Stanley, are you doing back-up "Oooooooo,Oooooo's" on contract?
	8:30am Bill Mac: Tell me about it!!! Found it on my gizmo and I been wanting to play it....
	8:30am pierre: so many good songs
	8:32am Stanley: Sem, I got thrown out of the studio as soon as they spotted me.
	8:32am P-90: Good Morning Bill
	8:33am Stanley: No guilty pleasures any more, Bill.
	8:33am Brian in UK: Stanley was it the latex pyjamas?
	8:34am Stanley: (I was easy to spot)
	8:34am Sem Chumbo: hahaha @Stanley. Must have been the sunglasses.
	8:36am Stanley: ..fur-lined, if you please.
	8:37am Brian in UK: Any Wynonie Harris? Keep Churning 'till the Butter Comes maybe.
	8:38am ausmanx: no no no, the latex must be against the skin!
	8:45am Brian in UK: Lord Buckley dig infinity
	8:47am Brian in UK: Buckley was using words like groovy and video in the late Fifties.
	8:48am Wild Neil: The Who!
	8:48am tsdjoe: Hey, Lamont told me to say hi. You got any nautical tunes we can play while trolling the Chesapeake?
	8:49am Stanley: A song for these times.
	8:50am Bill Mac: Didn't even make the connection.... he's so shy in public isn't he? I coulda had some nifty pirate tunes ready but they're waaaaay downstairs....
	8:50am Sem Chumbo: There's a Tiger Lilies tune that would fit...something from The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.
	8:51am brian from ma: Petra! I've heard of this but never actually heard it. Awesome.
	8:51am Brian in UK: I have the original Underground map by Beck tattooed on my left knee including British Museum & Dover Street(now both closed)
	8:51am Bill Mac: I was just listening to Start a Fire this week
	8:52am Stanley: At last some yodeling.
	8:52am tsdjoe: bring them with. we could play them live.
	8:52am Bill Mac: Aaaaargh!!!!
	8:53am Stanley: @Brian - I had the python strangling a chicken removed.
	8:53am Sem Chumbo: Yodeling is the shit.
	8:54am brian from ma: Stanley, I have a good friend who not only yodels but teaches yodeling. He's in his 60s and says it's made him a chick magnet, all these young women come to him for lessons. I'm serious!
	8:54am Stanley: Haha. Jeez but who are these women?
	8:54am Brian in UK: Was that not the Little Prince, no that was a boa constrictor.
	8:56am Brian in UK: Bill, I would love to say what a great show.
	8:56am Sem Chumbo: Rum, the lash...and what was that other thing? Simony?
	8:58am Stanley: Well, that was great, can't wait for the next episode. Thanks Bill. Take care all.
	8:58am Sem Chumbo: In my next life, a more pliant glottis is on my wishlist. Great to hear you, Bill, see you and all later.
	8:58am Andy in Berlin: Great show, Bill!
	8:59am ausmanx: i think it was Rum, Politics and the Lash
	8:59am P-90: Thnaks Bill
	9:01am Bill Mac: P-90 See ya!!!!!
	4:44am Parq: Bill! Thanks to the magic of the archives and the six hour time difference in Poland, I am listening to you in your old time slot. And you played a polka!

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from July 29, 2016

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