WFMU: Noise and Syrup with Jeff M: Playlist from August 3, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:02pm Jeff Golick: Well this is a treat. Hey, Jeff.
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: Works for me!
	12:05pm coelacanth: greetings Jeff, and Jeff & others ...i shan't be her the whole time but it's great to hear ya
	12:05pm jeff-m: hey man. Forgot I had this till I was getting ready today. Love this record. Glad you said Hi since I forgot to double check I was on the air
	12:06pm listener james from westwood: Welcome back, Jeff, and hey hey, all!
	12:06pm coelacanth: hmm -i shan't be her, true; but also, i shan't be HERE the whole time.
	12:06pm Jeff Golick: It's the sound of Miles Davis selling out!
	12:07pm jeff-m: hi all. Thanks for hanging for a bit. Be hear for 4 hours today.
	12:08pm MONEYBAG$: This is my go-to Miles for getting people to leave my office
	12:08pm jeff-m: yeah, seems kinda funny to say about something that's pretty challenging compared to most music
	12:10pm Michael Pollak: Great stuff. I'm embarrassed to say I don't know this album. Beats hell out of Bitch's Brew.
	12:13pm Jeff Golick: "Black Beauty was recorded on April 10, 1970, at the Fillmore West in San Francisco, when Davis performed as the opening act for the Grateful Dead."
	12:14pm jeff-m: I'm no expert myself. It's a gatefold so when I peaked the awesome photo I had to have it. Ah cool. Thanks Jeff
	12:15pm doctorjazz: Hi all. Nice opening, such energy on this! Just a note-my web page doesn't have the pop up player on it (had to open Amanda's page to get it), minor, but figured I'd let you know. It's the only way I can listen to the stream at the office.
	12:16pm coelacanth: Miles did some pretty cheezy stuff after this that i would, with a certain degree of ignorance, think more of as him selling out....except i think it was more like Miles getting caught-up in the cheeze that was prevalent in the mid-late 70s and especially the 80s, rather than him selling out.
	12:17pm Uncle Michael: I have a link to the pop-up player on the page.
	12:17pm Jeff Golick: I see the pop-up link on my playlist page, fwiw. (wfmu.org...). This Miles album wasn't released in the US until 1997!
	12:18pm jeff-m: that's when I bought it roughly. thought it was a bootleg at the time
	12:19pm Jeff Golick: Miles basically sat out '76-80, and didn't start (to my ears) getting soggy until that 1980s comeback. Admittedly, I don't know those later albums well at all.
	12:19pm Michael Pollak: So I'm looking this up on Google Play, and I see two entries for Miles Live at the Fillmore West. One says Black Beauty: Live at the FW, the other just Fillmore West. But neither has a song named Black Beauty, never mind part 1. Is there a trick?
	12:21pm doctorjazz: Not me...I opened the page from the email, maybe that's the issue. Anyway, was able to get to it. Actually, it's really weird. I have the "Give the Drummer Radio LIVE Audio Streams (Get Help)" sentence, then there is just a blank space. If I hover the mouse over the space after that line, the pop up player is there, but it doesn't show as it usually would. <-- Previous playlist \| Back to Noise and Syrup with Jeff M playlists \|
	12:22pm MONEYBAG$: It's only called Black Beauty on the original vinyl, I think
	12:23pm Uncle Michael: You don't see: On WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio Give the Drummer Radio LIVE Audio Streams (Get help): Pop-up \| 128k MP3
	12:23pm Mayuko: Hola!!!! listening from work!!
	12:23pm coelacanth: Michael P "black beauty" was technically a medley. the cd reissue separates it into individual titles.
	12:24pm Jeff Golick: Yah, from wiki: Black Beauty was originally released only in Japan in 1973. It contained four side-long tracks spread across a double album, grouping the songs as medleys titled "Black Beauty Part I", "Black Beauty Part II", and so on, all of which credited Davis as the composer. He did not want the actual segments specified on the track listing out of a distaste for critics and listeners who arduously analyzed his music; according to DeJohnette's wife Lydia, "Miles really felt that critics and people spent too much time in their mental mind, analyzing and talking for hours about something that really just is." Columbia spent several years identifying some of the individual compositions to ensure royalty payment for the actual composers.
	12:28pm listener james from westwood: @JeffG: Lydia neatly summed up why I didn't get a masters in English. Didn't want to hear beauty get talked to death and pinned to wax like a biology class frog any more than I already had.
	12:28pm MONEYBAG$: Haven't heard Sugar Plant in forever
	12:29pm doctorjazz: @UM...the sentence is there "on WFMU's..", but after the "(Get Help): it is just blank (the divider does appear that separates the pop-up and the 128k MP3, but the words pop up and 128 MP3 aren't there, just blank). As I said, when I hover the mouse indicates that the control is there, and if I copy/paste, the words appear. Weird.
	12:33pm Michael Pollak: Thanks very much, coelacanth.
	12:51pm jeff-m: hi Mayuko, didnt see you. Have too many windows open on this little monitor :)
	12:58pm fred: I'm so glad to hear this show again. Relieved too: I lost my internet connection a short time before it started. Being in France in August, having the problem fixed after 6pm is a miracle.
	1:10pm jeff-m: hey Fred. Yeah, I always heard August is rough in France if you need something. Amanda lost her mind and asked me to play. Then David had to take over for the pilot in his airplane, but flew west by accident... So I'll be here for a bit
	1:10pm Michael Pollak: Thanks to you to, Jeff Golick.
	1:14pm fred: @jeff-m: Ha! August, and July, and December, and May. You also want to avoid early January, early September and late June.
	1:16pm Dean: I'm thinking doctorjazz's issue has to do with the fact that visited links on this page are set to "white" (not a hex number) whereas, for example, Duane's page setting is for #333366 ("Very dark desaturated blue"). Because doctorjazz has previously visited the pop-up, his browser either won't render the "white" value or it won't adequately distinguish the value from the (to my browser) gray background.
	1:18pm Dean: (Apologies for presumption of gender: "his.")
	1:19pm Jeff Golick: I think Dean's onto it re invisible pop-up hyperlink.
	1:21pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): @doctorjazz: Can you reload the whole page and then confirm that you're still having the problem?
	1:24pm Dean: Heh, Ken changed the visited value to #ffffff, hex for white.
	1:24pm jeff-m: damn, gonna make me get my hex chart out
	1:25pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): I also added # to the other color codes, which were missing them. It's possible a browser would interpret those wrong without pound signs.
	1:27pm Dean: Right. And some browsers are less forgiving than others.
	1:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: Greetings, HTML fans. We're on the other side of hump hour now.
	1:29pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): @Jeff M, this is beautiful.
	1:30pm doctorjazz: The page changed to gray, now the pop up and 128k MP3 ARE visible (I'm a he, you can call me Jack). It was white writing on a white background, aha!
	1:31pm jeff-m: yeah, love that
	1:31pm doctorjazz: Enjoying the music, by the way!
	1:33pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): It was the lack of pound signs. Glad it's better now.
	1:33pm fred: Does all this talk mean it's hex enduction hour?
	1:33pm Dean: Ah, so it was the CCCCCC missing a #. "Double, double, toil and trouble..."
	1:38pm jeff-m: whoops :)
	1:38pm fred: @Dean: or maybe that the two extra Cs were confusing in this context. CCCC wouldn't be out of place on this show (though probably not right now)
	1:40pm Dean: @fred: Yeah, how come there isn't an HTML style property volume=#LOUD?
	1:45pm fred: @Dean: because everyone would use it, always.
	1:51pm listener james from westwood: Show is delightful thus far but this Taste in Television is hitting the spot!
	1:57pm fred: @james: agreed! I had never heard of this
	2:05pm jeff-m: thanks all- having fun. nice to see some familiar 'faces'
	2:06pm Brian in UK: Hello jeff-m. @james ref your comment about literature and frogs. I agree but that may include my inherent laziness. To define is to destroy.
	2:09pm coelacanth: Jeff i must depart. i'll hear this in the car for a while - could you play some sammy hagar? van halen? i know i can count on you for some bitchin' driving songs! ...Thank you! -Excellent as always. tchau peeps
	2:11pm Mark R: Roy was part of one of the great underrated jazz combos of all time IMO--the Contemporary Jazz Quintet, who made two great albums on Blue Note. And he operated a very nice jazz club in Ann Arbor called the Bird of Paradise. Saw a lot of good shows there. "The Free Slave" is great, isn't it?
	2:12pm fred: @Brian: literature and frogs? I'm intrigued, especially as I plan a major book run for tomorrow
	2:16pm Brian in UK: @fred, james' comment at 12:28. Just got Tolstoy's Kreutzer Sonata out of the library, a musical influence book, backwards to Beathoven and forwards to Janecek's Quartets. On a Russian tip, must re-read Sholokov's Don trilogy, compelling. Not only could Russians scarf down drugs but they could write too.
	2:19pm Jeff Golick: Went to a bookstore last night to hear author Helen DeWitt read from her book, The Last Samurai, recently reissued by New Directions. There is, I understand, must music in it.
	2:19pm Jeff Golick: (Not sure about frogs, though.)
	2:19pm Jeff Golick: ugh -- *much music.
	2:38pm fred: @Brian: That makes more sense, disappointingly
	2:39pm Mark R: Digging this dreamy shit you're playing...
	2:40pm jeff-m: cheers sir :)
	2:41pm Brian in UK: Jeff, enjoying the sounds but got to go and cook some dinner.
	2:44pm Jeff Golick: When do we start the all-Jeff stream. I would like to be included.
	2:46pm Mark R: "Anyway, People Die" is an upbeat sentiment.
	2:48pm fred: @Jeff: you'd have to bring back the other D:O Jeff, then get Jeff Davison on board. I'll submit that Mayuko translates to Jeff in some language. I'll invent it if needed
	2:48pm Dean: WJeffMU
	2:53pm fred: Current 93... He reminds me of someone I love who really likes his music, but still, I just can't take him seriously. So over the top he makes John Lydon look restrained (I guess the woman I alluded to would turn that statement around, and that would be fair)
	2:54pm Mayuko: I'll change my name to Jeff if the US government gives me citizenship and join the wjeffmu. I seem to remember you can do that when you become a citizen.
	2:55pm Mayuko: I wish you're staying til 5!
	2:59pm listener james from westwood: Seconding Mayuko's call for 5!
	3:01pm fred: That seems to be a thing over here too: I knew a woman who changed her first name from Savonn to Marion when she got naturalized. That was weird
	3:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: Lucky that the government doesn't assign names to newcomers, like in that movie where they gave someone the name Sam Francisco.
	3:04pm Dean: Brings to mind, for some reason, the story of US game show hosts Jack Narz and Tom Kennedy, who were brothers. (Kennedy is still alive.) Upon learning this, some unfortunate soul asked, "Which one changed his name?"
	3:05pm fred: Then again, "savon" means "soap" in french, and she was tired of the jokes
	3:05pm listener james from westwood: @Fred: Alien Nation was that one! They had a TV show, too. James Caan and Mandy Patinkin sat out for that one.
	3:07pm Stanley: Ah, Ash Ra!
	3:12pm Mayuko: Mayuko becoming Jeff might be weird too, but it's more moderate than to change your name into Tibet I think. I just hope you're all ok with having yet another Jeff on WFMU.
	3:14pm jeff-m: I think your boyfriend would object, Mayuko I knew a girl who was dating / engaged to David from c93. Perhaps her name would have been Jessica Tibet!
	3:16pm fred: @Mayuko: As long as it's your show, I don't really care about the name
	3:18pm Ike: I was almost named Geoff. I'm glad that didn't happen.
	3:19pm fred: Also, is a guy who calls himself Genesis P-Orridge gave you a name, would you expect moderate? Tibet looks quite tame
	3:19pm Mayuko: Jessica Tibet doesn't sound right to me. David wasn't born with that name "Tibet" but it was given, no? Can all his family member call themselves Tibet if they wanted to? What do they have to do with Tibet anyway.
	3:20pm Artie Haywire: Lumerians reminding me of The Limiñanas. Which is a very good thing.
	3:21pm fred: What does Genesis Breyer P-Orridge has to do with logic or sense?
	3:23pm jeff-m: I forgot what his real last name is anymore. Went through a few diff last names, that one stuck in the mid to late 80's. Doesn't bring a picture of anything in my mind anymore. Gen's is a stylized 'porridge' i always heard... from being a broke artist. Not too sure anymore.
	3:26pm Dean: Bunting
	3:29pm Mayuko: @fred haha! the US gov should hire Genesis to assign names to newcomers just for irrational fun. Although I probably won't get Jeff that way.
	3:31pm jeff-m: wonder if he has citizenship himself after all these years?
	3:36pm jeff-m: getting a bit a tired- gonna have my self a Spectrum frenzy for a bit. Thanks everyone for hanging out and listening
	3:36pm fred: Himself? I think s/he's saying s/he's beyond genders now. Which might be an issue with government forms. I saw them both playing a few years before she died, and I thought it was just sad. He looked like an old man with breasts, she looked raw and frankly not the equal part s/he has put forward
	3:40pm fred: But I thought you would keep going up to 5, by popular acclaim?
	3:41pm doctorjazz: Thanks for the show, been enjoying it.
	3:47pm fred: Another track that reminds me of B.A.D.'s Rush for no reason I can think of
	3:53pm Jeff Golick: Now thinking of an all-Jeff musicians show. Three hours of Jeff "Tain" Watts.
	3:53pm Jeff Golick: Or maybe everyone associated with WFMU gets the same last name, a la The Ramones et al.
	3:54pm jeff-m: haven't been able to get back on schedule for years. don't see a full stream in my future ;)
	3:56pm listener james from westwood: Many many thanks for the super-long show, Jeff!
	3:57pm fred: @Jeff G: There was a reference to the Traveling Wilburys in the latest WFMU newsletter
	3:57pm jeff-m: thanks -- cheers etc and all that
	3:58pm fred: Thanks a lot for the show Jeff, please come back soon
	3:58pm Mayuko: Thanks Jeff, have a good summer evening!
	4:31pm Jeff Golick: Belated thanks, Jeff!

Noise and Syrup with Jeff M: Playlist from August 3, 2016

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August 3, 2016: other side thankfulness and calm especial

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
Miles Davis	Black Beauty Part 1 "Black Beauty Part 1" by "Miles Davis"	at Filmore West	Columbia		2LP	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Sugar Plant	Happy "Happy" by "Sugar Plant"	Happy	World Domination	1998	CD	0:26:32 (Pop-up)
One Star	Triangulum "Triangulum" by "One Star"	Triangulum	March Records	2000	LP	0:33:42 (Pop-up)
Old Testament	Key to the Kingdom "Key to the Kingdom" by "Old Testament"	Untitled	Xemu Records	2014	LP	0:38:40 (Pop-up)
Silver Pines	Fortress of Daughters > Old Sky	Forces	Light Lodge		LP	0:42:29 (Pop-up)
Techicolor	Song 4 "Song 4" by "Techicolor"	one sided 12"	Black Bean & Placenta Tape Club		12"	0:50:28 (Pop-up)
Pete Bassman	Music for Modern Living	Lost in Space	Hoga Nord	2016	LP	0:55:50 (Pop-up)
Flute and Voice	"Flute and Voice"	Imaginations of Life / Hallo Rabbit	Wah Wah	2016	2LP	1:08:47 (Pop-up)
William Tyler	Southern Living "Southern Living" by "William Tyler"	Split with Six Organs of Admittance	Three Lobed	2015	LP	1:19:08 (Pop-up)
James Blackshaw	Summoning Suns "Summoning Suns" by "James Blackshaw"	Summoning Suns	Important Records		LP	1:30:59 (Pop-up)
Transient Waves	Peaceful Madman "Peaceful Madman" by "Transient Waves"	Wading and Waiting -Bliss out v.8	Darla	1997	12"	1:37:33 (Pop-up)
Taste in Television	Side B Song 2		Vinyl Communications		12"	1:47:59 (Pop-up)
Roy Brooks	The Free Slave "The Free Slave" by "Roy Brooks"	The Free Slave	Muse		LP	2:03:42 (Pop-up)
Suicide	Dream Baby Dream "Dream Baby Dream" by "Suicide"	Ghostriders	ROIR		CD	2:17:54 (Pop-up)
Saint Etienne	People Get Real "People Get Real" by "Saint Etienne"	Fox Base Alpha			CD	2:22:38 (Pop-up)
David J	Party's Over "Party's Over" by "David J"	On Glass	Glass	1986	LP	2:26:38 (Pop-up)
Pink Mountaintops	How Can We Get Free	Axis of Evol	Jagjaguwar		LP	2:28:15 (Pop-up)
Opal	Lullabye "Lullabye" by "Opal"	Fell from the Sun EP	Serpent / Rough Trade		12"	2:36:34 (Pop-up)
Current 93 / HoH	Anyway, People Die	Island	World Serpent		LP	2:42:55 (Pop-up)
Ash Ra Tempel	Freak 'N' Roll "Freak 'N' Roll" by "Ash Ra Tempel"	Join Inn	Ohr	1972		2:57:03 (Pop-up)
Lumerians	Orgon Grinder "Orgon Grinder" by "Lumerians"	Untitled	Subterranean Elephants	2007	LP	3:15:10 (Pop-up)
Carlton Melton	Simulacra "Simulacra" by "Carlton Melton"	Aground	Agitated Records	2016	LP	3:21:02 (Pop-up)
Experimental Audio Research	Space Theme Part 1 (Tribute to John Cage in C,A,G&E)	Hydroponic 10"	Man's Ruin Records	1994	10"	3:26:33 (Pop-up)
Spectrum	Feedback "Feedback" by "Spectrum"	Highs, Lows, and Heavenly Blows	Silvertone	1995	CD	3:29:00 (Pop-up)
Spectrum	Then I Just Drifted Away	Highs, Lows, and Heavenly Blows	Silvertone		CD	3:34:16 (Pop-up)
Spectrum	Lord I Don't Even Know My Name	Soul Kiss (Glide Divine)	Silvertone	1992	CD	3:40:56 (Pop-up)
Spectrum	(I Love You) To the Moon and Back	Soul Kiss (Glide Divine)	Silvertone			3:45:06 (Pop-up)
Spectrum	Touch The Stars "Touch The Stars" by "Spectrum"	Drunk Suite	Silvertone			3:50:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02pm Jeff Golick: Well this is a treat. Hey, Jeff.
	12:05pm Uncle Michael: Works for me!
	12:05pm coelacanth: greetings Jeff, and Jeff & others ...i shan't be her the whole time but it's great to hear ya
	12:05pm jeff-m: hey man. Forgot I had this till I was getting ready today. Love this record. Glad you said Hi since I forgot to double check I was on the air
	12:06pm listener james from westwood: Welcome back, Jeff, and hey hey, all!
	12:06pm coelacanth: hmm -i shan't be her, true; but also, i shan't be HERE the whole time.
	12:06pm Jeff Golick: It's the sound of Miles Davis selling out!
	12:07pm jeff-m: hi all. Thanks for hanging for a bit. Be hear for 4 hours today.
	12:08pm MONEYBAG$: This is my go-to Miles for getting people to leave my office
	12:08pm jeff-m: yeah, seems kinda funny to say about something that's pretty challenging compared to most music
	12:10pm Michael Pollak: Great stuff. I'm embarrassed to say I don't know this album. Beats hell out of Bitch's Brew.
	12:13pm Jeff Golick: "Black Beauty was recorded on April 10, 1970, at the Fillmore West in San Francisco, when Davis performed as the opening act for the Grateful Dead."
	12:14pm jeff-m: I'm no expert myself. It's a gatefold so when I peaked the awesome photo I had to have it. Ah cool. Thanks Jeff
	12:15pm doctorjazz: Hi all. Nice opening, such energy on this! Just a note-my web page doesn't have the pop up player on it (had to open Amanda's page to get it), minor, but figured I'd let you know. It's the only way I can listen to the stream at the office.
	12:16pm coelacanth: Miles did some pretty cheezy stuff after this that i would, with a certain degree of ignorance, think more of as him selling out....except i think it was more like Miles getting caught-up in the cheeze that was prevalent in the mid-late 70s and especially the 80s, rather than him selling out.
	12:17pm Uncle Michael: I have a link to the pop-up player on the page.
	12:17pm Jeff Golick: I see the pop-up link on my playlist page, fwiw. (wfmu.org...). This Miles album wasn't released in the US until 1997!
	12:18pm jeff-m: that's when I bought it roughly. thought it was a bootleg at the time
	12:19pm Jeff Golick: Miles basically sat out '76-80, and didn't start (to my ears) getting soggy until that 1980s comeback. Admittedly, I don't know those later albums well at all.
	12:19pm Michael Pollak: So I'm looking this up on Google Play, and I see two entries for Miles Live at the Fillmore West. One says Black Beauty: Live at the FW, the other just Fillmore West. But neither has a song named Black Beauty, never mind part 1. Is there a trick?
	12:21pm doctorjazz: Not me...I opened the page from the email, maybe that's the issue. Anyway, was able to get to it. Actually, it's really weird. I have the "Give the Drummer Radio LIVE Audio Streams (Get Help)" sentence, then there is just a blank space. If I hover the mouse over the space after that line, the pop up player is there, but it doesn't show as it usually would. <-- Previous playlist \| Back to Noise and Syrup with Jeff M playlists \|
	12:22pm MONEYBAG$: It's only called Black Beauty on the original vinyl, I think
	12:23pm Uncle Michael: You don't see: On WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio Give the Drummer Radio LIVE Audio Streams (Get help): Pop-up \| 128k MP3
	12:23pm Mayuko: Hola!!!! listening from work!!
	12:23pm coelacanth: Michael P "black beauty" was technically a medley. the cd reissue separates it into individual titles.
	12:24pm Jeff Golick: Yah, from wiki: Black Beauty was originally released only in Japan in 1973. It contained four side-long tracks spread across a double album, grouping the songs as medleys titled "Black Beauty Part I", "Black Beauty Part II", and so on, all of which credited Davis as the composer. He did not want the actual segments specified on the track listing out of a distaste for critics and listeners who arduously analyzed his music; according to DeJohnette's wife Lydia, "Miles really felt that critics and people spent too much time in their mental mind, analyzing and talking for hours about something that really just is." Columbia spent several years identifying some of the individual compositions to ensure royalty payment for the actual composers.
	12:28pm listener james from westwood: @JeffG: Lydia neatly summed up why I didn't get a masters in English. Didn't want to hear beauty get talked to death and pinned to wax like a biology class frog any more than I already had.
	12:28pm MONEYBAG$: Haven't heard Sugar Plant in forever
	12:29pm doctorjazz: @UM...the sentence is there "on WFMU's..", but after the "(Get Help): it is just blank (the divider does appear that separates the pop-up and the 128k MP3, but the words pop up and 128 MP3 aren't there, just blank). As I said, when I hover the mouse indicates that the control is there, and if I copy/paste, the words appear. Weird.
	12:33pm Michael Pollak: Thanks very much, coelacanth.
	12:51pm jeff-m: hi Mayuko, didnt see you. Have too many windows open on this little monitor :)
	12:58pm fred: I'm so glad to hear this show again. Relieved too: I lost my internet connection a short time before it started. Being in France in August, having the problem fixed after 6pm is a miracle.
	1:10pm jeff-m: hey Fred. Yeah, I always heard August is rough in France if you need something. Amanda lost her mind and asked me to play. Then David had to take over for the pilot in his airplane, but flew west by accident... So I'll be here for a bit
	1:10pm Michael Pollak: Thanks to you to, Jeff Golick.
	1:14pm fred: @jeff-m: Ha! August, and July, and December, and May. You also want to avoid early January, early September and late June.
	1:16pm Dean: I'm thinking doctorjazz's issue has to do with the fact that visited links on this page are set to "white" (not a hex number) whereas, for example, Duane's page setting is for #333366 ("Very dark desaturated blue"). Because doctorjazz has previously visited the pop-up, his browser either won't render the "white" value or it won't adequately distinguish the value from the (to my browser) gray background.
	1:18pm Dean: (Apologies for presumption of gender: "his.")
	1:19pm Jeff Golick: I think Dean's onto it re invisible pop-up hyperlink.
	1:21pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): @doctorjazz: Can you reload the whole page and then confirm that you're still having the problem?
	1:24pm Dean: Heh, Ken changed the visited value to #ffffff, hex for white.
	1:24pm jeff-m: damn, gonna make me get my hex chart out
	1:25pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): I also added # to the other color codes, which were missing them. It's possible a browser would interpret those wrong without pound signs.
	1:27pm Dean: Right. And some browsers are less forgiving than others.
	1:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: Greetings, HTML fans. We're on the other side of hump hour now.
	1:29pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): @Jeff M, this is beautiful.
	1:30pm doctorjazz: The page changed to gray, now the pop up and 128k MP3 ARE visible (I'm a he, you can call me Jack). It was white writing on a white background, aha!
	1:31pm jeff-m: yeah, love that
	1:31pm doctorjazz: Enjoying the music, by the way!
	1:33pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): It was the lack of pound signs. Glad it's better now.
	1:33pm fred: Does all this talk mean it's hex enduction hour?
	1:33pm Dean: Ah, so it was the CCCCCC missing a #. "Double, double, toil and trouble..."
	1:38pm jeff-m: whoops :)
	1:38pm fred: @Dean: or maybe that the two extra Cs were confusing in this context. CCCC wouldn't be out of place on this show (though probably not right now)
	1:40pm Dean: @fred: Yeah, how come there isn't an HTML style property volume=#LOUD?
	1:45pm fred: @Dean: because everyone would use it, always.
	1:51pm listener james from westwood: Show is delightful thus far but this Taste in Television is hitting the spot!
	1:57pm fred: @james: agreed! I had never heard of this
	2:05pm jeff-m: thanks all- having fun. nice to see some familiar 'faces'
	2:06pm Brian in UK: Hello jeff-m. @james ref your comment about literature and frogs. I agree but that may include my inherent laziness. To define is to destroy.
	2:09pm coelacanth: Jeff i must depart. i'll hear this in the car for a while - could you play some sammy hagar? van halen? i know i can count on you for some bitchin' driving songs! ...Thank you! -Excellent as always. tchau peeps
	2:11pm Mark R: Roy was part of one of the great underrated jazz combos of all time IMO--the Contemporary Jazz Quintet, who made two great albums on Blue Note. And he operated a very nice jazz club in Ann Arbor called the Bird of Paradise. Saw a lot of good shows there. "The Free Slave" is great, isn't it?
	2:12pm fred: @Brian: literature and frogs? I'm intrigued, especially as I plan a major book run for tomorrow
	2:16pm Brian in UK: @fred, james' comment at 12:28. Just got Tolstoy's Kreutzer Sonata out of the library, a musical influence book, backwards to Beathoven and forwards to Janecek's Quartets. On a Russian tip, must re-read Sholokov's Don trilogy, compelling. Not only could Russians scarf down drugs but they could write too.
	2:19pm Jeff Golick: Went to a bookstore last night to hear author Helen DeWitt read from her book, The Last Samurai, recently reissued by New Directions. There is, I understand, must music in it.
	2:19pm Jeff Golick: (Not sure about frogs, though.)
	2:19pm Jeff Golick: ugh -- *much music.
	2:38pm fred: @Brian: That makes more sense, disappointingly
	2:39pm Mark R: Digging this dreamy shit you're playing...
	2:40pm jeff-m: cheers sir :)
	2:41pm Brian in UK: Jeff, enjoying the sounds but got to go and cook some dinner.
	2:44pm Jeff Golick: When do we start the all-Jeff stream. I would like to be included.
	2:46pm Mark R: "Anyway, People Die" is an upbeat sentiment.
	2:48pm fred: @Jeff: you'd have to bring back the other D:O Jeff, then get Jeff Davison on board. I'll submit that Mayuko translates to Jeff in some language. I'll invent it if needed
	2:48pm Dean: WJeffMU
	2:53pm fred: Current 93... He reminds me of someone I love who really likes his music, but still, I just can't take him seriously. So over the top he makes John Lydon look restrained (I guess the woman I alluded to would turn that statement around, and that would be fair)
	2:54pm Mayuko: I'll change my name to Jeff if the US government gives me citizenship and join the wjeffmu. I seem to remember you can do that when you become a citizen.
	2:55pm Mayuko: I wish you're staying til 5!
	2:59pm listener james from westwood: Seconding Mayuko's call for 5!
	3:01pm fred: That seems to be a thing over here too: I knew a woman who changed her first name from Savonn to Marion when she got naturalized. That was weird
	3:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: Lucky that the government doesn't assign names to newcomers, like in that movie where they gave someone the name Sam Francisco.
	3:04pm Dean: Brings to mind, for some reason, the story of US game show hosts Jack Narz and Tom Kennedy, who were brothers. (Kennedy is still alive.) Upon learning this, some unfortunate soul asked, "Which one changed his name?"
	3:05pm fred: Then again, "savon" means "soap" in french, and she was tired of the jokes
	3:05pm listener james from westwood: @Fred: Alien Nation was that one! They had a TV show, too. James Caan and Mandy Patinkin sat out for that one.
	3:07pm Stanley: Ah, Ash Ra!
	3:12pm Mayuko: Mayuko becoming Jeff might be weird too, but it's more moderate than to change your name into Tibet I think. I just hope you're all ok with having yet another Jeff on WFMU.
	3:14pm jeff-m: I think your boyfriend would object, Mayuko I knew a girl who was dating / engaged to David from c93. Perhaps her name would have been Jessica Tibet!
	3:16pm fred: @Mayuko: As long as it's your show, I don't really care about the name
	3:18pm Ike: I was almost named Geoff. I'm glad that didn't happen.
	3:19pm fred: Also, is a guy who calls himself Genesis P-Orridge gave you a name, would you expect moderate? Tibet looks quite tame
	3:19pm Mayuko: Jessica Tibet doesn't sound right to me. David wasn't born with that name "Tibet" but it was given, no? Can all his family member call themselves Tibet if they wanted to? What do they have to do with Tibet anyway.
	3:20pm Artie Haywire: Lumerians reminding me of The Limiñanas. Which is a very good thing.
	3:21pm fred: What does Genesis Breyer P-Orridge has to do with logic or sense?
	3:23pm jeff-m: I forgot what his real last name is anymore. Went through a few diff last names, that one stuck in the mid to late 80's. Doesn't bring a picture of anything in my mind anymore. Gen's is a stylized 'porridge' i always heard... from being a broke artist. Not too sure anymore.
	3:26pm Dean: Bunting
	3:29pm Mayuko: @fred haha! the US gov should hire Genesis to assign names to newcomers just for irrational fun. Although I probably won't get Jeff that way.
	3:31pm jeff-m: wonder if he has citizenship himself after all these years?
	3:36pm jeff-m: getting a bit a tired- gonna have my self a Spectrum frenzy for a bit. Thanks everyone for hanging out and listening
	3:36pm fred: Himself? I think s/he's saying s/he's beyond genders now. Which might be an issue with government forms. I saw them both playing a few years before she died, and I thought it was just sad. He looked like an old man with breasts, she looked raw and frankly not the equal part s/he has put forward
	3:40pm fred: But I thought you would keep going up to 5, by popular acclaim?
	3:41pm doctorjazz: Thanks for the show, been enjoying it.
	3:47pm fred: Another track that reminds me of B.A.D.'s Rush for no reason I can think of
	3:53pm Jeff Golick: Now thinking of an all-Jeff musicians show. Three hours of Jeff "Tain" Watts.
	3:53pm Jeff Golick: Or maybe everyone associated with WFMU gets the same last name, a la The Ramones et al.
	3:54pm jeff-m: haven't been able to get back on schedule for years. don't see a full stream in my future ;)
	3:56pm listener james from westwood: Many many thanks for the super-long show, Jeff!
	3:57pm fred: @Jeff G: There was a reference to the Traveling Wilburys in the latest WFMU newsletter
	3:57pm jeff-m: thanks -- cheers etc and all that
	3:58pm fred: Thanks a lot for the show Jeff, please come back soon
	3:58pm Mayuko: Thanks Jeff, have a good summer evening!
	4:31pm Jeff Golick: Belated thanks, Jeff!

Noise and Syrup with Jeff M: Playlist from August 3, 2016

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