WFMU: Marty McSorley: Playlist from August 19, 2016

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	9:02am PKNY: G'TZAG Marty and everybody! Props for setting it off with some epic Millie!
	9:07am Marcel M: Mad heavy
	9:08am pantz: Good morning. Happy A-19
	9:09am Cooh John: MM putting the mmmmm, mmmmm in 'morning.
	9:15am MD: Good Morning Fellow Freeform fiends!!!
	9:26am Cooh John: Is that an opening move, pantz?
	9:26am pantz: Groovy set. I didn't know Miles was a Lauper fan.
	9:27am pantz: @Cooh Ha! No, I was emulating Ms Jackson. She mentioned J-1 (January 1) a few times in the first song.
	9:33am JakeGould: Great Kathleen Hanna track! But this compilation was titled, “Rock Stars Kill” put out by Kill Rock Stars.
	9:34am melinda: morning everyone
	9:36am Cecile: Miles was also a Michael Jackson fan.
	9:42am sphere: hello peoplz
	9:42am Cecile: two individuals who love each other very much and want to share a special fight.
	9:44am sphere: and when they fight, they know that protection is important.
	9:44am Polyus: You have insulted me. You have insulted my family.
	9:45am Cecile: hahahahhaha like anything worthwhile, there are risks.
	9:45am Cecile: It's important to get, I mean, be tested.
	9:46am Cecile: www.youtube.com...
	9:48am Mick: Anyone else think David Gilmour/Roger Waters heard this before they wrote Another Brick in the Wall?
	9:50am Brent: This track is bomb.
	9:51am Cecile: not that they wouldn't have dug it, Mick, but I think their egos were kind of big then, and I don't know how open they were to music other than theirs and their pals.
	9:53am Mick: Fair point, Cecile.
	9:57am Cecile: hahahahahahha
	9:58am Cecile: more karate record!
	9:58am sphere: Maybe David Gilmore and Roger Waters could unite and do a 21st century karate record.
	9:59am Polyus: There is a theater here that used to have an "Asian film series" every Friday and Saturday at midnight, which basically meant tons of obscure martial arts flicks. So fun. I kind of miss the days when you didn't have instant access to everything.
	10:00am Cecile: co-written by a guy in the Hooters.
	10:01am Cecile: Poly, I used to work that when they showed the movies on Saturday morning. I'd do everything from take tickets to sell squid jerky.
	10:01am sphere: agreed, Polyus, one of the obscure UHF channels in the DC area had a Kung Fu Theater on Saturdays. i could not wait for that to happen!
	10:01am Cecile: Super nice people.
	10:01am melinda: @Polyus: I know what you mean.
	10:01am Cecile: El Rey TV has a kung fu night weekly, and they are no Ang Lee art-fu films. Great and cheesy.
	10:02am Greg from ZONE 5: MURDERER!
	10:02am Cecile: and I agree, too. You had to get off your butt and look for things.
	10:02am Polyus: @Cecile - Riverview Theater?
	10:03am Cecile: Yes! I volunteered with Kate and those guys because we were broke and we got free passes.
	10:03am melinda: Discoveries felt more special when they weren't at your fingertips happening all the time.
	10:06am Cecile: Yeah, you'd have to train yourself to take a name off a record that might have been a producer, a session player or even a thanks, and go and seek them out.
	10:06am Cecile: anyone underline fanzines?
	10:09am Mick: Polyus, not that I'm complaining about being able to get (almost) All the Music and Movies All the Time, but yeah, we're definitely missing something by not having to go out into the physical universe. And Cecile, yes with the underlining & note-taking!
	10:10am Cecile: I think it's kind of heartwarming that the serious kids are seeking out original vinyl and book editions, etc.
	10:10am melinda: @Cecile: I didn't seek musicians out that way, generally. Which might explain why I'm always thinking to myself 'why didn't I know about this then?'
	10:11am Cecile: Well, I still missed a hell of a lot. too many times I'm going "I have that record! Why didn't I know that?"
	10:11am Cecile: it's that lumpy ADD concentration.
	10:14am Polyus: @Mick - definitely good and bad. I often prefer to watch movies at home because people can be annoying in theatres. But with those m.a. flicks, it was part of the show - people getting all loud and out of hand is what made it awesome.
	10:16am Cecile: very true! they were like a party.
	10:21am ino moxo: I’m so in love with this «Karate Moves» album so much that I had to purchase a vinyl copy. THANK YOU!
	10:25am tallbuildings: yes! taking it back to 2003!
	10:26am pantz: No way. Is that the score for Knight Rider underneath? Crazy.
	10:29am ino moxo: GRAUZONE! You're on a roll!
	10:33am blee: CHROME! Yes, yes, yesssss!
	10:53am bill: oh yeah. good ol Gold Standard Labs
	10:56am Mark R: This is way better at 33
	10:56am Henry: dolores OOOOOOOO'riordan
	10:56am tallbuildings: I agree @Mark R
	10:56am pantz: @Mark R I agree. Not as saccharine.
	10:57am Polyus: Oh no!
	10:58am melinda: This sounds good slow, too.
	10:58am melinda: I love the original though.
	11:10am Greg from ZONE 5: The only thing I'm high on is love. Love for my Son & Daughters. Yup, a little "LSD" is all I need.
	11:14am Cecile: yes!
	11:14am SeanG: MJ
	11:16am Greg from ZONE 5: I have definitely never heard this song independent of the video.
	11:17am common: i've missed so much. hey!
	11:18am Chud: @Greg frinkiac.com...
	11:19am Greg from ZONE 5: @Chud: Since when did Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers have access to the internet?!
	11:21am ino moxo: Wow, this Interference track is gold. Reminds me of Liquid Liquid!
	11:22am Chud: We maintain a truce with the pimps in NYC
	11:24am Greg from ZONE 5: Nicely played, Chud.
	11:26am SeanG: hey you
	11:29am Henry: Can can do
	11:35am brycepunk: Marty, I have missed your show terribly. This has been an amazing set. Thank you!
	11:36am Rev. Turnip Druid: out of criminally long meeting... and missed th'Panjabi MC track... quite a flashback piece, that..
	11:38am Rev. Turnip Druid: also: everyone's all about Tago Mago, but Ege Bamyasi = the top favorite Can LP over here. It is utterly flawless. Infallible Can.
	11:38am Mark the Sardine: Lovin' this loopin'
	11:44am Chris from DC: A second for Ege Bamyasi.
	11:46am SeanG: i've found that ege bamyasi is the perfect late night soundtrack for sex
	11:51am blee: Q and Not U, what a great band. I they pissed off a sound guy with a Jimi Hendrix reference at a show I saw with them and Ted Leo, on election night for GW Bush's re-election.
	11:52am blee: whoa, i should have looked at what I was typing, fuck it, it's Friday.
	11:52am blee: Great show Marty, always keep Karate in your heart.
	4:04pm Passiac River Blues: Really dope show. That Cranberries record at 33 RPM was a revelation.

Marty McSorley: Playlist from August 19, 2016

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August 19, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Approx. start time
Millie Jackson	If Loving You Is Wrong, I Don't Want to Be Right	Caught Up	Spring	1974	LP	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Millie Jackson	The Rap "The Rap" by "Millie Jackson"	Caught Up	Spring	1974	LP	0:03:39 (Pop-up)
Millie Jackson	If Loving You Is Wrong, I Don't Want to Be Right (Reprise)	Caught Up	Spring	1974	LP	0:09:19 (Pop-up)
Isaac Hayes	Ike's Mood "Ike's Mood" by "Isaac Hayes"	To Be Continued	Enterprise	1970	LP	0:10:44 (Pop-up)
Isaac Hayes	You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'	To Be Continued	Enterprise	1970	LP	0:17:27 (Pop-up)
Miles Davis	Time After Time "Time After Time" by "Miles Davis"	12"	Columbia	1984	12"	0:24:22 (Pop-up)
Kathleen Hanna	I Wish I Was Him "I Wish I Was Him" by "Kathleen Hanna"	Kill Rock Stars	Kill Rock Stars	1994	LP	0:29:49 (Pop-up)
Joseph Spence	Out on the Rolling Sea	Good Morning Mr. Walker	Arhoolie Records	1972	LP	0:32:37 (Pop-up)
Mike Faure	In The Class "In The Class" by "Mike Faure"	Karate Moves: The Mystical World of Karate	GNP Crescendo	1985	LP	0:38:36 (Pop-up)
Bombers	Don't Stop The Music "Don't Stop The Music" by "Bombers"	Bombers	West End	1978	LP	0:43:50 (Pop-up)
STEVE LINNEGAR'S SNAKESHED	Karate Moves	Karate Moves: The Mystical World of Karate	GNP	1985	LP	0:49:57 (Pop-up)

Ini Kamoze	Here Comes the Hotstepper (allaam mix)	12"	Columbia	1994	12"	0:59:44 (Pop-up)
Chub Rock	Treat 'Em Right "Treat 'Em Right" by "Chub Rock"	Treat 'Em Right	Select	1990	LP	1:03:37 (Pop-up)
Cookie Crew	Watch The Cookies Crumble 'Em	Fade To Black	FFRR	1991	LP	1:08:13 (Pop-up)
Busy Bee	Suicide "Suicide" by "Busy Bee"	12"	Strong City Records	1987	12"	1:11:30 (Pop-up)
Mike Faure	6th Of April / Honolulu Beat	Karate Moves: The Mystical World of Karate	GNP Crescendo	1985	LP	1:17:11 (Pop-up)
Ananda Shankar	Jumpin' Jack Flash	Ananda Shankar	Reprise	1970	LP	1:20:05 (Pop-up)
Panjabi MC	Beware of The Boys (Mundian to bach ke) (radio edit)	12"	Sequence	2003	12"	1:23:44 (Pop-up)
Grauzone	Film 2 "Film 2" by "Grauzone"	Grauzone	Off Course Records	1981	LP	1:27:05 (Pop-up)
Chrome	Armageddon "Armageddon" by "Chrome"	3rd from the Sun	Siren Records	1982	LP	1:30:43 (Pop-up)
The VSS	Lunar Weight "Lunar Weight" by "The VSS"	Nervous Circuits	Honey Bear	1997	LP	1:38:22 (Pop-up)
Pleasure Forever	Magus Opus "Magus Opus" by "Pleasure Forever"	Pleasure Forever	Gold Standard Laboratories	2001	2LP	1:44:48 (Pop-up)
The Cranberries	Dreams (45@33) "Dreams (45@33)" by "The Cranberries"	12"	island	1992	12"	1:53:46 (Pop-up)

Warren G Feat. Ron Isley	Smokin' Me Out (Radio)	12"	G Funk Music	1997	12"	2:03:03 (Pop-up)
Johnny Colon & Orchestra	Boogaloo Blues	Boogaloo Blues	Cotique	1967	LP	2:06:35 (Pop-up)
Michael Jackson	Do You Remember The Time	Dangerous	Epic	1991	2LP	2:13:17 (Pop-up)
Interference	She Said Destroy "She Said Destroy" by "Interference"	Interference	The Social Registry	1982/2009	2LP	2:17:32 (Pop-up)
The Rapture	Out of the Races and Onto the Tracks	Out of the Races and Onto the Tracks	Sub Pop	2001	EP	2:21:41 (Pop-up)
Can	Vitamin C "Vitamin C" by "Can"	Ege Bamyasi	Spoon	1972/1999	LP	2:25:58 (Pop-up)
The Field	Looping State of Mind "Looping State of Mind" by "The Field"	Looping State Of Mind	Kompakt	2011	2LP	2:29:23 (Pop-up)
Helado Negro	We Will You "We Will You" by "Helado Negro"	Island Universe Story Selected Works	Asthmatic Kitty Records	2016	LP	2:39:37 (Pop-up)
Q and Not U	Soft Pyramids "Soft Pyramids" by "Q and Not U"	Different Damage	Discord	2002	LP	2:45:16 (Pop-up)
Aesop Rock	Daylight (Clean) "Daylight (Clean)" by "Aesop Rock"	12"	Def Jux	2001	12"	2:49:29 (Pop-up)
The Halo Benders	Virginia Reel Around the Fountain	The Rebels Not In	K	1998	LP	2:54:00 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am PKNY: G'TZAG Marty and everybody! Props for setting it off with some epic Millie!
	9:07am Marcel M: Mad heavy
	9:08am pantz: Good morning. Happy A-19
	9:09am Cooh John: MM putting the mmmmm, mmmmm in 'morning.
	9:15am MD: Good Morning Fellow Freeform fiends!!!
	9:26am Cooh John: Is that an opening move, pantz?
	9:26am pantz: Groovy set. I didn't know Miles was a Lauper fan.
	9:27am pantz: @Cooh Ha! No, I was emulating Ms Jackson. She mentioned J-1 (January 1) a few times in the first song.
	9:33am JakeGould: Great Kathleen Hanna track! But this compilation was titled, “Rock Stars Kill” put out by Kill Rock Stars.
	9:34am melinda: morning everyone
	9:36am Cecile: Miles was also a Michael Jackson fan.
	9:42am sphere: hello peoplz
	9:42am Cecile: two individuals who love each other very much and want to share a special fight.
	9:44am sphere: and when they fight, they know that protection is important.
	9:44am Polyus: You have insulted me. You have insulted my family.
	9:45am Cecile: hahahahhaha like anything worthwhile, there are risks.
	9:45am Cecile: It's important to get, I mean, be tested.
	9:46am Cecile: www.youtube.com...
	9:48am Mick: Anyone else think David Gilmour/Roger Waters heard this before they wrote Another Brick in the Wall?
	9:50am Brent: This track is bomb.
	9:51am Cecile: not that they wouldn't have dug it, Mick, but I think their egos were kind of big then, and I don't know how open they were to music other than theirs and their pals.
	9:53am Mick: Fair point, Cecile.
	9:57am Cecile: hahahahahahha
	9:58am Cecile: more karate record!
	9:58am sphere: Maybe David Gilmore and Roger Waters could unite and do a 21st century karate record.
	9:59am Polyus: There is a theater here that used to have an "Asian film series" every Friday and Saturday at midnight, which basically meant tons of obscure martial arts flicks. So fun. I kind of miss the days when you didn't have instant access to everything.
	10:00am Cecile: co-written by a guy in the Hooters.
	10:01am Cecile: Poly, I used to work that when they showed the movies on Saturday morning. I'd do everything from take tickets to sell squid jerky.
	10:01am sphere: agreed, Polyus, one of the obscure UHF channels in the DC area had a Kung Fu Theater on Saturdays. i could not wait for that to happen!
	10:01am Cecile: Super nice people.
	10:01am melinda: @Polyus: I know what you mean.
	10:01am Cecile: El Rey TV has a kung fu night weekly, and they are no Ang Lee art-fu films. Great and cheesy.
	10:02am Greg from ZONE 5: MURDERER!
	10:02am Cecile: and I agree, too. You had to get off your butt and look for things.
	10:02am Polyus: @Cecile - Riverview Theater?
	10:03am Cecile: Yes! I volunteered with Kate and those guys because we were broke and we got free passes.
	10:03am melinda: Discoveries felt more special when they weren't at your fingertips happening all the time.
	10:06am Cecile: Yeah, you'd have to train yourself to take a name off a record that might have been a producer, a session player or even a thanks, and go and seek them out.
	10:06am Cecile: anyone underline fanzines?
	10:09am Mick: Polyus, not that I'm complaining about being able to get (almost) All the Music and Movies All the Time, but yeah, we're definitely missing something by not having to go out into the physical universe. And Cecile, yes with the underlining & note-taking!
	10:10am Cecile: I think it's kind of heartwarming that the serious kids are seeking out original vinyl and book editions, etc.
	10:10am melinda: @Cecile: I didn't seek musicians out that way, generally. Which might explain why I'm always thinking to myself 'why didn't I know about this then?'
	10:11am Cecile: Well, I still missed a hell of a lot. too many times I'm going "I have that record! Why didn't I know that?"
	10:11am Cecile: it's that lumpy ADD concentration.
	10:14am Polyus: @Mick - definitely good and bad. I often prefer to watch movies at home because people can be annoying in theatres. But with those m.a. flicks, it was part of the show - people getting all loud and out of hand is what made it awesome.
	10:16am Cecile: very true! they were like a party.
	10:21am ino moxo: I’m so in love with this «Karate Moves» album so much that I had to purchase a vinyl copy. THANK YOU!
	10:25am tallbuildings: yes! taking it back to 2003!
	10:26am pantz: No way. Is that the score for Knight Rider underneath? Crazy.
	10:29am ino moxo: GRAUZONE! You're on a roll!
	10:33am blee: CHROME! Yes, yes, yesssss!
	10:53am bill: oh yeah. good ol Gold Standard Labs
	10:56am Mark R: This is way better at 33
	10:56am Henry: dolores OOOOOOOO'riordan
	10:56am tallbuildings: I agree @Mark R
	10:56am pantz: @Mark R I agree. Not as saccharine.
	10:57am Polyus: Oh no!
	10:58am melinda: This sounds good slow, too.
	10:58am melinda: I love the original though.
	11:10am Greg from ZONE 5: The only thing I'm high on is love. Love for my Son & Daughters. Yup, a little "LSD" is all I need.
	11:14am Cecile: yes!
	11:14am SeanG: MJ
	11:16am Greg from ZONE 5: I have definitely never heard this song independent of the video.
	11:17am common: i've missed so much. hey!
	11:18am Chud: @Greg frinkiac.com...
	11:19am Greg from ZONE 5: @Chud: Since when did Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dwellers have access to the internet?!
	11:21am ino moxo: Wow, this Interference track is gold. Reminds me of Liquid Liquid!
	11:22am Chud: We maintain a truce with the pimps in NYC
	11:24am Greg from ZONE 5: Nicely played, Chud.
	11:26am SeanG: hey you
	11:29am Henry: Can can do
	11:35am brycepunk: Marty, I have missed your show terribly. This has been an amazing set. Thank you!
	11:36am Rev. Turnip Druid: out of criminally long meeting... and missed th'Panjabi MC track... quite a flashback piece, that..
	11:38am Rev. Turnip Druid: also: everyone's all about Tago Mago, but Ege Bamyasi = the top favorite Can LP over here. It is utterly flawless. Infallible Can.
	11:38am Mark the Sardine: Lovin' this loopin'
	11:44am Chris from DC: A second for Ege Bamyasi.
	11:46am SeanG: i've found that ege bamyasi is the perfect late night soundtrack for sex
	11:51am blee: Q and Not U, what a great band. I they pissed off a sound guy with a Jimi Hendrix reference at a show I saw with them and Ted Leo, on election night for GW Bush's re-election.
	11:52am blee: whoa, i should have looked at what I was typing, fuck it, it's Friday.
	11:52am blee: Great show Marty, always keep Karate in your heart.
	4:04pm Passiac River Blues: Really dope show. That Cranberries record at 33 RPM was a revelation.

Marty McSorley: Playlist from August 19, 2016

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