WFMU: Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from September 9, 2016

Listener comments!
	2:59pm Brian in UK: Hello. It is dark over here. Off to the kitchen. Listening avidly.
	2:59pm Stanley: Rev it up, Bill, then kick it into gear
	3:03pm mauri: Drrrrnnnn! Drrrnnnn! Hey Bill Mac.
	3:03pm Parq: It's nice and cool in here, so I'm not leaving. Let the dirt track date begin.
	3:03pm Sem Chumbo: Stanley, you world traveler, you might have use for this: www.inflightfeed.com... Hey, Bill, mauri!
	3:04pm Uncle Michael: Hey!
	3:04pm melinda: hiya bill!
	3:05pm Uncle Michael: I'd pay money to hear Zakir tap on a countertop.
	3:05pm Bill Mac: Hey all! Welcome to the murky depths of Studio C!
	3:06pm mauri: Hey sem the chumbion. Hows tricks?
	3:06pm geezerette: Bill Mac! I get to "be here now"! Yay! Hello people!
	3:08pm doctorjazz: Talk about giving the drummer some...
	3:09pm Sem Chumbo: All good, mauri. Learning to swear in Finnish. Turpa Kiini. How's that? :-D
	3:10pm Stanley: Hi Sem. Thanks, I'll enjoy looking at that. On my recent Lufthansa flights they had a bottle of French brandy on the trolley for an after dinner 'digestif'. Very civilised.
	3:10pm Bill Mac: I hope that was as rude as you intended it to be
	3:11pm Bill Mac: Is this coach or 1st class fare?
	3:12pm Sem Chumbo: Oh, yes, BIll. T'was. Stanley, been reading that site for a bit now. Better than some of the fiction I've been reading. Great tips, and such.
	3:12pm Stanley: Coach, of course, Bill. I was very surprised.
	3:12pm mauri: Haha. Its kiinni or then just shorten it to just turpa kii. Ive been learning russian. Having hard time with the 7 different s' and other grammar rules.
	3:14pm Sem Chumbo: Thanks, mauri, I feel a little more Finnish already. Russian sounds like a man choking on his tongue while falling down the basement stairs. Gotta be a tough one.
	3:16pm Bill Mac: God forbid you offend somebody
	3:24pm Parq: On a recent trip to Europe, Mrs. Parq upgraded us to something called "Premium Coach", sort of a semi-first-class. I was taken aback when she told me the additional cost, but lemmie tell you, it was worth every dang penny. Heck, as Alan King once cracked, if you're in AA, it's worth the extra money just to test your will power.
	3:26pm Mayuko: YAY ZZZZZZZZZZZERO HOUR!!!!!!!!
	3:28pm Mayuko: What happened to Jason, though?
	3:29pm Stanley: @Parq: my biggest bugbear on long-haul flights is children. On a recent trip to India my two considerably well-off friends flew the Premium Economy (more leg room, more menu choice, real glasses etc), only to be sitting close to some brawling brats. There should be a section for families like there used to be for smokers.
	3:29pm Sem Chumbo: That Les Georges Leningrad was crazywild, in a Quebecois kinda way. A compliment.
	3:35pm mauri: :D Sem well described how it sounds. I think it can sound nice sometimes like in Hedgehog In The Fog animation.
	3:43pm Brian C.: Bill -- thanks for playing the Denny McLain "organs in orbit" bed music -- Denny not only rocked the Hammond X-77, but he's the only pitcher to win 30 games in a season since 1934
	3:44pm Sem Chumbo: Love this Bana. Swings just right.
	3:49pm Jeff Golick: Hey, @Bill Mac! And Zzzzzzzzzero Hourinos!
	3:50pm Bill Mac: Hey-o Jeff.... man I hate listening to people eat
	3:50pm Jeff Golick: ICYMI, Zzzzzzzzzzero Hero Hour did two superlative fill ins for D:O Radio over the last two Sundays. Kinda gave me a case of the Wally Pipps.
	3:52pm melinda: I hate smacky noises made by food eating.
	3:53pm Bill Mac: and now he's going back to sleep!!!! who does that???!!!
	3:53pm Jeff Golick: I work very close to someone with a really bad smacky habit. It takes ALL of my self-control to keep from screaming ARE YOU SERIOUS WITH THAT I MEAN C'MON WE'RE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER MAKE IT STOP.
	3:55pm melinda: It's hard to be silent when eating, but at the very least people should try to keep their mouths shut. For some reason, though, I find it adorable when cats make eating noises.
	3:56pm mauri: breakfast table smackytismack is the worst.
	3:59pm Parq: For me, it's well-to-do college age or recent-grad age girls talking loudly in That Accent. You know the one I mean, that vocal-fry-sexy-baby vowel-mangling accent that almost all the white women born after 1980 seem to have all of a sudden. Becuz I'm like sewwww seck of steedents gatting ann thih plane and tokking that in that rully steepid sound.
	4:00pm Dean: For the mouth noise fetishist: https://www.discogs.com/Alexandre-St-Onge-Une-Machoire-Et-Deux-Trous/release/340837
	4:00pm Stanley: Hey. You thought the Ken Nordine was bad. Check out the creepiest thing I've heard on WFMU (hint: includes eating noises). wfmu.org... track: Language Removal Services. You have been warned.
	4:01pm Sem Chumbo: LOve Mose Allison. Without reservation.
	4:02pm melinda: @Parq: I hate that too.
	4:03pm melinda: The Ken Nordine track was amusing at the same time that it was icky.
	4:05pm geezerette: hahaha,:o :D:[ :) :( :o , repeat. Mouth Noise!
	4:10pm Parq: Yana's guy tied to say "Yes, my darling, oh yes", but his mouth was stuck together with Turkish Taffy.
	4:11pm Bill Mac: Turkish Taffy something else I can't eat.... Talk about mouth noises...
	4:12pm Doug Schulkind: This radio show has Zzzzzzero credibility.
	4:12pm Sem Chumbo: Serously, like out-takes from late Eighties Tom Waits, strained thru Tiger Lilies and Winged Eel Fingerling noodling. But good nonetheless.
	4:13pm Brian in UK: @Sem on a Russian tip from earlier. I am reading The Kreutzer Sonata by Mr Tolstoy. What an eyeopener.
	4:13pm Stanley: Ah, the ol' choppers not up to the task, Bill? I feel ya on that one.
	4:14pm Bill Mac: Yessir Doug todays topic, mouth noise whilst chewing, talk amongst yourselves
	4:14pm Brian in UK: Knackered Knashers.
	4:15pm Sem Chumbo: Winter is coming @BIUK. Noted and marked for cold weather reading. Gracias.
	4:16pm geezerette: Brian UK: Great band name for ancient rockers!
	4:20pm Wendy del Formaggio: Hey Bill Mac!
	4:21pm Bill Mac: Cheese Wendy!!!! Hi!
	4:22pm Hello: Hello Bill! What's up?
	4:22pm Wendy del Formaggio: I tuned in just in time for Thin Lizzy! \m/
	4:22pm Brian in UK: Hey Guido.
	4:23pm Sem Chumbo: @DougSchulkind: small world. Wearing the Panter FMU T-shirt while hanging art early on an August Sunday morning before the 2nd day of an arts festival in a tiny town here in Nova Scotia, some guy yells: I love that station. Do you know who Doug Schulkind is? Fans everywhere, man:-D
	4:23pm Bill Mac: Hello Hello! and Guidos out yonder too? @SC Awesome....
	4:24pm Jeff Golick: That story brings a tear to my eye, S. Chumbo.
	4:24pm melinda: Great story, Sem.
	4:25pm Brian in UK: Does Doug Schulkind know who Doug Schulkind is?
	4:25pm Hello: cool Sem
	4:26pm Brian in UK: Sem Perry Como time. A magic moment.
	4:26pm Wendy del Formaggio: Sem, I was at a street fair in Easthampton, Massachusetts a few years ago and was wearing the Panter WFMU cat shirt and who did I see coming down the street toward me? A guy wearing the same shirt! We make friends everywhere.
	4:28pm Doug Schulkind: @Sem Chumbo I paid that guy to say that. I have Zzzzzzero credibility.
	4:29pm Sem Chumbo: heh.
	4:32pm Stanley: (Pssst - Doug. How about our own GTDR tee this coming marathon?)
	4:35pm Doug Schulkind: About 20 years ago, I was vacationing with my wife on the Maine coast. We were way down east, more than half-way to Canada. One day we were hiking a trail on a bird sanctuary island and part of the trail took us along the craggy coastline. For about 30 minutes we were walking along and saw another couple headed toward us on the same trail, each couple zigging and zagging into and out of view as the coastline undulated. Finally after a good while, the two couples finally met and passed each other, and as we did, the other fellow saw my WFMU cap and said, "We're from Jersey City. We love WFMU!" @Stanley You are a mind reader. Just this morning, I emailed Uncle Michael and said, the Drummer Stream should do its own t-shirt next marathon. I kid you not.
	4:35pm Brian in UK: Stanley, Doug has a lot on his plate right now.
	4:36pm Doug Schulkind: @Stanley I cannot deny it. I love how you said "our own" GTDR tee. My cockles have been warmed.
	4:40pm Brian in UK: Jeez you will be playing Hot Chocolate next.
	4:41pm Wendy del Formaggio: Bill, was your bed music the theme from "The Third Man"?
	4:41pm Uncle Michael: I believe a shirt will happen.
	4:41pm Doug Schulkind: As they say, shirt happens.
	4:42pm Stanley: @UM - cool. Then a pillow case the year after?
	4:43pm Uncle Michael: Well, if you'd prefer that to a GTDR felt Xmas stocking.
	4:44pm Brian in UK: Would you like you're stocking felt, Stanley?
	4:44pm Jeff Golick: How about a tea cozy?
	4:44pm Hello: Where did you find this?
	4:45pm Brian in UK: Jazz cigarettes?
	4:45pm Stanley: A long handled WFMU shoe horn!
	4:45pm Sem Chumbo: A tea cozy is appropriate winter heard wear here in the GWN
	4:46pm Jeff Golick: Or perhaps a whalebone ear horn?
	4:46pm Bill Mac: @Wendy Yes! One of my all time favorite songs too. I looked for year for the Anton Karas version of the tune and I come here there's an album of his material being used to cover a DJ safe in the kitchen.
	4:46pm Brian in UK: An embossed loufah
	4:46pm Guido from Cologne: I'ts a laundromat song. Cannot translate. Kinda dada. But great.
	4:48pm Sem Chumbo: An absorptive tennis wrist band, suitably branded.
	4:49pm melinda: The Califone is nice.
	4:49pm Brian in UK: Woof Moo slacks
	4:49pm Bill Mac: @Guido yeah nI thought so too
	4:50pm Wendy del Formaggio: Bill Mac, I think I remember seeing that cover on one of the DJ lockers. It has an illustration of some hands and piano keys, right? I wonder whose locker it is...
	4:51pm Jeff Golick: Ooooh tennis wrist band(s), yeah! Matching head band!
	4:51pm Wendy del Formaggio: p.s. The cinema near here did a big Orson Welles retrospective this summer and I got to see "The Third Man" on the big screen again, which is the only place it should be seen! So much light and shadow. They also showed "Touch of Evil," which I loooove.
	4:52pm Stanley: @Jeff - a headband! You beat me to it.
	4:52pm Bill Mac: Next to the mail cubbies.... I think I found another copy of it and ripped it to a CD. Third Man is one of my all time faves, but mostly because of the music
	4:54pm Brian in UK: Wendy we went to Vienna last year and went on the big wheel. What a scene in the film.
	4:55pm Brian in UK: Wendy I totally agree about seeing films on the big screen. That is how it was meant to be.
	4:57pm Wendy del Formaggio: Brian, yes, I hear parts of the amusement park are still there. I bet it was a lovely view from the big wheel. That's a big wheel!
	4:58pm Wendy del Formaggio: Bill, yeah, the music is fab. I think I have a few versions of the song floating around in my mp3 collection. I'll take a look and email you if I find some interesting results.
	4:58pm Guido from Cologne: That was agrest set!
	4:59pm Brian in UK: It is still in a fun park, rides etc. Great view of the not too high rise city.
	5:00pm Stanley: The sewer is still the best attraction.
	5:01pm melinda: WFMU tea towels.
	5:01pm Brian in UK: Stanley, do speak upwards.
	5:01pm Jeff Golick: The Moles was great. Don't know them.
	5:01pm geezerette: FMU scrimshaw rebellion.
	5:02pm Wendy del Formaggio: Brian, a city at human scale! What a concept, says the person who lived in NYC for four years. :-) Stanley, haha! I wonder if there's a list of films with sewer and subway chase scenes. "M" "The Taking of Pelham 123" "The Warriors"
	5:05pm Guido from Cologne: Wasn't this a Paul McCartney supported production? ... no this is the US original?
	5:06pm Guido from Cologne: Grest song. Í like ghis better.
	5:09pm geezerette: Pop Opera!
	5:11pm Brian in UK: That Tim Rose took me back to 68/69.
	5:11pm Stanley: DIG!!!
	5:11pm melinda: Ethiopian jazz?
	5:12pm Guido from Cologne: I loved the bobby gentry version but never eas aware of this ...
	5:12pm Brian in UK: You can just feel the groove.
	5:13pm geezerette: Like Korla Pandit on Adderall. :) (previous)
	5:14pm Dave in Vermont: Lady Chablis
	5:14pm Sem Chumbo: Ah, calypso. Need to hear the steel-drums. Not so heavy metal music.
	5:15pm geezerette: R.I.P, Lady Chablis.
	5:16pm melinda: Come Away Melinda is a new one to me. Funny.
	5:16pm Guido from Cologne: Debre Damo Dining Orchestra From Denmark, looks like
	5:18pm Jeff Golick: Laterzzzz for me. Thanks, @Bill Mac, and see you GTDRers!
	5:19pm Bill Mac: Hey Jeff thanks for stopping by!
	5:20pm Uncle Michael: Was he called Louis Farrakhan when he recorded that?
	5:22pm Bill Mac: According to the shabby typewritten notes on the CD - yes...
	5:23pm Sem Chumbo: ..with THE CHARMER prominent on the cover. See:www.amazon.com...
	5:24pm Mrs. Mac: I second Bill’s recommendation on seeing Strawbs ACOUSTIC SHOW. Fantastic music and Dave Cousins can really spin a tale. They are playing UK and Canada http://www.strawbsweb.co.uk/index1.asp#acstrawbs
	5:25pm Bill Mac: Yeah, what she said!
	5:26pm Sem Chumbo: Three October dates in Nova Scotia. Thanks, Mrs. Mac!
	5:27pm Guido from Cologne: the experimental band
	5:28pm Sem Chumbo: Help, I am an Island.
	5:30pm Dean: Norman is an island.
	5:30pm geezerette: Guy I knew became a coffee table once on L.S.D.
	5:31pm Stanley: Let me see your thumb!
	5:32pm Dean: Guy I knew eschewed coffee as an L.D.S.
	5:32pm geezerette: HA HA!
	5:32pm Stanley: Zoot Allures - not his finest but it holds a special place in my heart.
	5:32pm Sem Chumbo: Lovely FZ.
	5:33pm Parq: That Zappa track came out right around the time I finished college. Needless to say, it had a bit of foreboding effect on me.
	5:34pm Bill Mac: Frank was big on my horizon right around this time too
	5:35pm Stanley: I used to sing it to my pal, who was forced to take a job in a gas station, when the patience at the dole office had run out on him.
	5:38pm Parq: Holy Ned, is this Tiger Lillies covering Send In the Clowns? My entire life has changed.
	5:38pm Bill Mac: Stanley I'm sure you were pretty popular with him at time
	5:38pm Sem Chumbo: This is delicious. Yum,yum.
	5:39pm melinda: I like this version of Send in the Clowns.
	5:44pm Stanley: I worked myself back from Apostrophe and I think Zoot Allures came out soon afterwards. (1976?)
	5:46pm Sem Chumbo: Yes, Stanley: Apostrophe in 74, ZA in 76.
	5:47pm Guido from Cologne: UT seound like an embryonic Seater Kinney in times
	5:47pm geezerette: Fun show Bill!!!
	5:48pm Bill Mac: Home stretch ladies and gents!
	5:50pm Guido from Cologne: Killer show Bil!
	5:51pm geezerette: Billie! Thanks Bill! :D
	5:52pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the music, Bill.
	5:52pm Stanley: What a blast this Friday has been. Another fine show. Hope you come back soon, Bill.
	5:54pm Mr Apollo: Wrestle poodles and WIN.
	5:54pm Sem Chumbo: A terrific surprise to hear you once again so soon, Bill, and to see the Zzzzzzeroheads once again assembled. Thanks and see you, and all, when serendipity strikes. Whenever.
	5:54pm geezerette: Good to the last drop!
	5:55pm Bill Mac: You guys are the best for hanging out. See you in the ether!
	5:59pm Parq: Thanks for a great show, Bill. I am going to feel better about the world from now on, knowing it contains a Tiger Lillies version of "Send In".

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from September 9, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Southern Culture on the Skids	Dirt Track Date	Dirt Track Date			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Tabla Beat Science	Secret Channel	Tala Matrix	Axiom		0:05:03 (Pop-up)
Gal Costa	Pulsars E Quasars "Pulsars E Quasars" by "Gal Costa"	Gal Costa	Phillips		0:12:04 (Pop-up)
Buke and Gass	Medulla Oblongata "Medulla Oblongata" by "Buke and Gass"	Riposte	Brassland		0:17:00 (Pop-up)
Patto	San Antone "San Antone" by "Patto"	Patto	Akarma		0:19:30 (Pop-up)
Scott Pinkmountain and the Golden Bolts	Strike	No Country Music		*	0:22:40 (Pop-up)
Les Georges Leningrad	Skulls in the Closet	Sangue Puro	Tomlab		0:25:32 (Pop-up)
Unrelated Segments	Where You Gonna Go?	Michigan Brand Nuggets	Belvedere	*	0:28:14 (Pop-up)
Palestine/Coulter/Mathoul	Schlongo	Maximin	Young Gods		0:30:42 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			0:33:43 (Pop-up)
Bana	Pontin & Pontin "Pontin & Pontin" by "Bana"	Space Echo The Mystery Behind the cosmic Sound of Cabo Verde	Analog Afrika	*	0:43:24 (Pop-up)
Fred Frith	True Love "True Love" by "Fred Frith"	Cheap at Half the Price	ESD		0:45:41 (Pop-up)
Ken Nordine	Hunger Is From "Hunger Is From" by "Ken Nordine"	A Somewhat New Medium	Rhino		0:48:53 (Pop-up)
Taraf de Haidouks	Ostinato "Ostinato" by "Taraf de Haidouks"	Maskarada	Crammed Discs		0:52:35 (Pop-up)
Mose Allison	City Home "City Home" by "Mose Allison"	The Sage of Tippo	Jazz		0:57:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			1:00:33 (Pop-up)
Yana	Climb Up the Wall "Climb Up the Wall" by "Yana"	Britxoitica Goes East	Trunk	*	1:07:19 (Pop-up)
The Enemy Within	Post Modern Blues	Two Greens Make a Blues	Red Lightnin		1:10:01 (Pop-up)
White Hassle	She's Dead "She's Dead" by "White Hassle"	The Death of Song	Orange		1:14:27 (Pop-up)
Faarao Pirttikangas	Kiputyttö "Kiputyttö" by "Faarao Pirttikangas"	Papyloonin Barbecue	Karkia Mistika	*	1:17:12 (Pop-up)
Thin Lizzy	Mama Nature Said "Mama Nature Said" by "Thin Lizzy"	Vagabonds of the Western World	Deram		1:19:49 (Pop-up)
Mike Rep and the Quotas	Editions of You	Hellbender	Hozac	*	1:24:13 (Pop-up)
Eddie Warner	Poppy Chimes "Poppy Chimes" by "Eddie Warner"	Space Oddities	Born Bad	*	1:26:20 (Pop-up)
Paternoster	Realization "Realization" by "Paternoster"	Paternoster	Now Again	*	1:29:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			1:32:01 (Pop-up)
Jacques Dudon	L'ether Brulant II "L'ether Brulant II" by "Jacques Dudon"	Erosion Distilee	Monster Melodies	*	1:41:11 (Pop-up)
Rosa Extra	was mir deine schleuder ist dir meine waschmaschine	Ende vom Lied - East German Underground Sound 1979 - 1990	Play Loud	*	1:44:11 (Pop-up)
Califone	Dime Fangs "Dime Fangs" by "Califone"	Sometime Good Weather Follows Bad People	Perishable		1:47:40 (Pop-up)
The Smoking Trees	High Horse "High Horse" by "The Smoking Trees"	The Archer and the Bull	Burger	*	1:50:14 (Pop-up)
The Moles	Stray Dog "Stray Dog" by "The Moles"	Tonight's Music	Fire	*	1:53:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			1:57:30 (Pop-up)
Fire	Fathers Name was Dad "Fathers Name was Dad" by "Fire"	Nuggets II	Rhino		2:04:09 (Pop-up)
Tim Rose	Come Away Melinda "Come Away Melinda" by "Tim Rose"	Time Rose	BGO		2:06:00 (Pop-up)
Debre Damo Dining Orchestra	Yesega Wat	Beyond Addis Vol 2	Trikont	*	2:10:23 (Pop-up)
The Charmer (Louis Farrakhan)	Is She Is or is She Ain't	365 Project Vol 6			2:12:29 (Pop-up)
Jody Reynolds	I Wanna Be with You	The Complete Demon & Titan Masters	Ace	*	2:15:44 (Pop-up)
Takeshi Terauchi and the Bunnys	Track 5	Volume 3	Zippy		2:17:52 (Pop-up)
The Frogs	Whisper "Whisper" by "The Frogs"	Hopscotch Lollipop Sunday Surprise	Scratchie		2:20:45 (Pop-up)
T Rex	Laser Love "Laser Love" by "T Rex"	Great Hits	Polydor		2:23:15 (Pop-up)
West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band	Help I'm a Rock	Part One	Sundazed		2:27:11 (Pop-up)
Zappa	Wind Up Working in a Gas Station	Zoot Allures	Ryko		2:30:47 (Pop-up)
Alice Coooper	Nobody Likes Me "Nobody Likes Me" by "Alice Coooper"	Life and Crimes	Warners		2:33:21 (Pop-up)
Tiger Lillies	Send in the Clowns "Send in the Clowns" by "Tiger Lillies"	Circus Songs	Red Moon		2:36:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			2:40:35 (Pop-up)
Ut	Safe Burning "Safe Burning" by "Ut"	Griller	Blast First		2:46:43 (Pop-up)
Billie Holiday	A Fine Romance "A Fine Romance" by "Billie Holiday"	The Best of	Legacy		2:50:02 (Pop-up)
Doc Watson & Clarence Ashley	I'm Sitting on Top of the World	Original Folkway Recordings	Folkways		2:53:01 (Pop-up)
Super Furry Animals	It's Not the End of the World	Songbook	Superfurry		2:55:16 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:59pm Brian in UK: Hello. It is dark over here. Off to the kitchen. Listening avidly.
	2:59pm Stanley: Rev it up, Bill, then kick it into gear
	3:03pm mauri: Drrrrnnnn! Drrrnnnn! Hey Bill Mac.
	3:03pm Parq: It's nice and cool in here, so I'm not leaving. Let the dirt track date begin.
	3:03pm Sem Chumbo: Stanley, you world traveler, you might have use for this: www.inflightfeed.com... Hey, Bill, mauri!
	3:04pm Uncle Michael: Hey!
	3:04pm melinda: hiya bill!
	3:05pm Uncle Michael: I'd pay money to hear Zakir tap on a countertop.
	3:05pm Bill Mac: Hey all! Welcome to the murky depths of Studio C!
	3:06pm mauri: Hey sem the chumbion. Hows tricks?
	3:06pm geezerette: Bill Mac! I get to "be here now"! Yay! Hello people!
	3:08pm doctorjazz: Talk about giving the drummer some...
	3:09pm Sem Chumbo: All good, mauri. Learning to swear in Finnish. Turpa Kiini. How's that? :-D
	3:10pm Stanley: Hi Sem. Thanks, I'll enjoy looking at that. On my recent Lufthansa flights they had a bottle of French brandy on the trolley for an after dinner 'digestif'. Very civilised.
	3:10pm Bill Mac: I hope that was as rude as you intended it to be
	3:11pm Bill Mac: Is this coach or 1st class fare?
	3:12pm Sem Chumbo: Oh, yes, BIll. T'was. Stanley, been reading that site for a bit now. Better than some of the fiction I've been reading. Great tips, and such.
	3:12pm Stanley: Coach, of course, Bill. I was very surprised.
	3:12pm mauri: Haha. Its kiinni or then just shorten it to just turpa kii. Ive been learning russian. Having hard time with the 7 different s' and other grammar rules.
	3:14pm Sem Chumbo: Thanks, mauri, I feel a little more Finnish already. Russian sounds like a man choking on his tongue while falling down the basement stairs. Gotta be a tough one.
	3:16pm Bill Mac: God forbid you offend somebody
	3:24pm Parq: On a recent trip to Europe, Mrs. Parq upgraded us to something called "Premium Coach", sort of a semi-first-class. I was taken aback when she told me the additional cost, but lemmie tell you, it was worth every dang penny. Heck, as Alan King once cracked, if you're in AA, it's worth the extra money just to test your will power.
	3:26pm Mayuko: YAY ZZZZZZZZZZZERO HOUR!!!!!!!!
	3:28pm Mayuko: What happened to Jason, though?
	3:29pm Stanley: @Parq: my biggest bugbear on long-haul flights is children. On a recent trip to India my two considerably well-off friends flew the Premium Economy (more leg room, more menu choice, real glasses etc), only to be sitting close to some brawling brats. There should be a section for families like there used to be for smokers.
	3:29pm Sem Chumbo: That Les Georges Leningrad was crazywild, in a Quebecois kinda way. A compliment.
	3:35pm mauri: :D Sem well described how it sounds. I think it can sound nice sometimes like in Hedgehog In The Fog animation.
	3:43pm Brian C.: Bill -- thanks for playing the Denny McLain "organs in orbit" bed music -- Denny not only rocked the Hammond X-77, but he's the only pitcher to win 30 games in a season since 1934
	3:44pm Sem Chumbo: Love this Bana. Swings just right.
	3:49pm Jeff Golick: Hey, @Bill Mac! And Zzzzzzzzzero Hourinos!
	3:50pm Bill Mac: Hey-o Jeff.... man I hate listening to people eat
	3:50pm Jeff Golick: ICYMI, Zzzzzzzzzzero Hero Hour did two superlative fill ins for D:O Radio over the last two Sundays. Kinda gave me a case of the Wally Pipps.
	3:52pm melinda: I hate smacky noises made by food eating.
	3:53pm Bill Mac: and now he's going back to sleep!!!! who does that???!!!
	3:53pm Jeff Golick: I work very close to someone with a really bad smacky habit. It takes ALL of my self-control to keep from screaming ARE YOU SERIOUS WITH THAT I MEAN C'MON WE'RE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER MAKE IT STOP.
	3:55pm melinda: It's hard to be silent when eating, but at the very least people should try to keep their mouths shut. For some reason, though, I find it adorable when cats make eating noises.
	3:56pm mauri: breakfast table smackytismack is the worst.
	3:59pm Parq: For me, it's well-to-do college age or recent-grad age girls talking loudly in That Accent. You know the one I mean, that vocal-fry-sexy-baby vowel-mangling accent that almost all the white women born after 1980 seem to have all of a sudden. Becuz I'm like sewwww seck of steedents gatting ann thih plane and tokking that in that rully steepid sound.
	4:00pm Dean: For the mouth noise fetishist: https://www.discogs.com/Alexandre-St-Onge-Une-Machoire-Et-Deux-Trous/release/340837
	4:00pm Stanley: Hey. You thought the Ken Nordine was bad. Check out the creepiest thing I've heard on WFMU (hint: includes eating noises). wfmu.org... track: Language Removal Services. You have been warned.
	4:01pm Sem Chumbo: LOve Mose Allison. Without reservation.
	4:02pm melinda: @Parq: I hate that too.
	4:03pm melinda: The Ken Nordine track was amusing at the same time that it was icky.
	4:05pm geezerette: hahaha,:o :D:[ :) :( :o , repeat. Mouth Noise!
	4:10pm Parq: Yana's guy tied to say "Yes, my darling, oh yes", but his mouth was stuck together with Turkish Taffy.
	4:11pm Bill Mac: Turkish Taffy something else I can't eat.... Talk about mouth noises...
	4:12pm Doug Schulkind: This radio show has Zzzzzzero credibility.
	4:12pm Sem Chumbo: Serously, like out-takes from late Eighties Tom Waits, strained thru Tiger Lilies and Winged Eel Fingerling noodling. But good nonetheless.
	4:13pm Brian in UK: @Sem on a Russian tip from earlier. I am reading The Kreutzer Sonata by Mr Tolstoy. What an eyeopener.
	4:13pm Stanley: Ah, the ol' choppers not up to the task, Bill? I feel ya on that one.
	4:14pm Bill Mac: Yessir Doug todays topic, mouth noise whilst chewing, talk amongst yourselves
	4:14pm Brian in UK: Knackered Knashers.
	4:15pm Sem Chumbo: Winter is coming @BIUK. Noted and marked for cold weather reading. Gracias.
	4:16pm geezerette: Brian UK: Great band name for ancient rockers!
	4:20pm Wendy del Formaggio: Hey Bill Mac!
	4:21pm Bill Mac: Cheese Wendy!!!! Hi!
	4:22pm Hello: Hello Bill! What's up?
	4:22pm Wendy del Formaggio: I tuned in just in time for Thin Lizzy! \m/
	4:22pm Brian in UK: Hey Guido.
	4:23pm Sem Chumbo: @DougSchulkind: small world. Wearing the Panter FMU T-shirt while hanging art early on an August Sunday morning before the 2nd day of an arts festival in a tiny town here in Nova Scotia, some guy yells: I love that station. Do you know who Doug Schulkind is? Fans everywhere, man:-D
	4:23pm Bill Mac: Hello Hello! and Guidos out yonder too? @SC Awesome....
	4:24pm Jeff Golick: That story brings a tear to my eye, S. Chumbo.
	4:24pm melinda: Great story, Sem.
	4:25pm Brian in UK: Does Doug Schulkind know who Doug Schulkind is?
	4:25pm Hello: cool Sem
	4:26pm Brian in UK: Sem Perry Como time. A magic moment.
	4:26pm Wendy del Formaggio: Sem, I was at a street fair in Easthampton, Massachusetts a few years ago and was wearing the Panter WFMU cat shirt and who did I see coming down the street toward me? A guy wearing the same shirt! We make friends everywhere.
	4:28pm Doug Schulkind: @Sem Chumbo I paid that guy to say that. I have Zzzzzzero credibility.
	4:29pm Sem Chumbo: heh.
	4:32pm Stanley: (Pssst - Doug. How about our own GTDR tee this coming marathon?)
	4:35pm Doug Schulkind: About 20 years ago, I was vacationing with my wife on the Maine coast. We were way down east, more than half-way to Canada. One day we were hiking a trail on a bird sanctuary island and part of the trail took us along the craggy coastline. For about 30 minutes we were walking along and saw another couple headed toward us on the same trail, each couple zigging and zagging into and out of view as the coastline undulated. Finally after a good while, the two couples finally met and passed each other, and as we did, the other fellow saw my WFMU cap and said, "We're from Jersey City. We love WFMU!" @Stanley You are a mind reader. Just this morning, I emailed Uncle Michael and said, the Drummer Stream should do its own t-shirt next marathon. I kid you not.
	4:35pm Brian in UK: Stanley, Doug has a lot on his plate right now.
	4:36pm Doug Schulkind: @Stanley I cannot deny it. I love how you said "our own" GTDR tee. My cockles have been warmed.
	4:40pm Brian in UK: Jeez you will be playing Hot Chocolate next.
	4:41pm Wendy del Formaggio: Bill, was your bed music the theme from "The Third Man"?
	4:41pm Uncle Michael: I believe a shirt will happen.
	4:41pm Doug Schulkind: As they say, shirt happens.
	4:42pm Stanley: @UM - cool. Then a pillow case the year after?
	4:43pm Uncle Michael: Well, if you'd prefer that to a GTDR felt Xmas stocking.
	4:44pm Brian in UK: Would you like you're stocking felt, Stanley?
	4:44pm Jeff Golick: How about a tea cozy?
	4:44pm Hello: Where did you find this?
	4:45pm Brian in UK: Jazz cigarettes?
	4:45pm Stanley: A long handled WFMU shoe horn!
	4:45pm Sem Chumbo: A tea cozy is appropriate winter heard wear here in the GWN
	4:46pm Jeff Golick: Or perhaps a whalebone ear horn?
	4:46pm Bill Mac: @Wendy Yes! One of my all time favorite songs too. I looked for year for the Anton Karas version of the tune and I come here there's an album of his material being used to cover a DJ safe in the kitchen.
	4:46pm Brian in UK: An embossed loufah
	4:46pm Guido from Cologne: I'ts a laundromat song. Cannot translate. Kinda dada. But great.
	4:48pm Sem Chumbo: An absorptive tennis wrist band, suitably branded.
	4:49pm melinda: The Califone is nice.
	4:49pm Brian in UK: Woof Moo slacks
	4:49pm Bill Mac: @Guido yeah nI thought so too
	4:50pm Wendy del Formaggio: Bill Mac, I think I remember seeing that cover on one of the DJ lockers. It has an illustration of some hands and piano keys, right? I wonder whose locker it is...
	4:51pm Jeff Golick: Ooooh tennis wrist band(s), yeah! Matching head band!
	4:51pm Wendy del Formaggio: p.s. The cinema near here did a big Orson Welles retrospective this summer and I got to see "The Third Man" on the big screen again, which is the only place it should be seen! So much light and shadow. They also showed "Touch of Evil," which I loooove.
	4:52pm Stanley: @Jeff - a headband! You beat me to it.
	4:52pm Bill Mac: Next to the mail cubbies.... I think I found another copy of it and ripped it to a CD. Third Man is one of my all time faves, but mostly because of the music
	4:54pm Brian in UK: Wendy we went to Vienna last year and went on the big wheel. What a scene in the film.
	4:55pm Brian in UK: Wendy I totally agree about seeing films on the big screen. That is how it was meant to be.
	4:57pm Wendy del Formaggio: Brian, yes, I hear parts of the amusement park are still there. I bet it was a lovely view from the big wheel. That's a big wheel!
	4:58pm Wendy del Formaggio: Bill, yeah, the music is fab. I think I have a few versions of the song floating around in my mp3 collection. I'll take a look and email you if I find some interesting results.
	4:58pm Guido from Cologne: That was agrest set!
	4:59pm Brian in UK: It is still in a fun park, rides etc. Great view of the not too high rise city.
	5:00pm Stanley: The sewer is still the best attraction.
	5:01pm melinda: WFMU tea towels.
	5:01pm Brian in UK: Stanley, do speak upwards.
	5:01pm Jeff Golick: The Moles was great. Don't know them.
	5:01pm geezerette: FMU scrimshaw rebellion.
	5:02pm Wendy del Formaggio: Brian, a city at human scale! What a concept, says the person who lived in NYC for four years. :-) Stanley, haha! I wonder if there's a list of films with sewer and subway chase scenes. "M" "The Taking of Pelham 123" "The Warriors"
	5:05pm Guido from Cologne: Wasn't this a Paul McCartney supported production? ... no this is the US original?
	5:06pm Guido from Cologne: Grest song. Í like ghis better.
	5:09pm geezerette: Pop Opera!
	5:11pm Brian in UK: That Tim Rose took me back to 68/69.
	5:11pm Stanley: DIG!!!
	5:11pm melinda: Ethiopian jazz?
	5:12pm Guido from Cologne: I loved the bobby gentry version but never eas aware of this ...
	5:12pm Brian in UK: You can just feel the groove.
	5:13pm geezerette: Like Korla Pandit on Adderall. :) (previous)
	5:14pm Dave in Vermont: Lady Chablis
	5:14pm Sem Chumbo: Ah, calypso. Need to hear the steel-drums. Not so heavy metal music.
	5:15pm geezerette: R.I.P, Lady Chablis.
	5:16pm melinda: Come Away Melinda is a new one to me. Funny.
	5:16pm Guido from Cologne: Debre Damo Dining Orchestra From Denmark, looks like
	5:18pm Jeff Golick: Laterzzzz for me. Thanks, @Bill Mac, and see you GTDRers!
	5:19pm Bill Mac: Hey Jeff thanks for stopping by!
	5:20pm Uncle Michael: Was he called Louis Farrakhan when he recorded that?
	5:22pm Bill Mac: According to the shabby typewritten notes on the CD - yes...
	5:23pm Sem Chumbo: ..with THE CHARMER prominent on the cover. See:www.amazon.com...
	5:24pm Mrs. Mac: I second Bill’s recommendation on seeing Strawbs ACOUSTIC SHOW. Fantastic music and Dave Cousins can really spin a tale. They are playing UK and Canada http://www.strawbsweb.co.uk/index1.asp#acstrawbs
	5:25pm Bill Mac: Yeah, what she said!
	5:26pm Sem Chumbo: Three October dates in Nova Scotia. Thanks, Mrs. Mac!
	5:27pm Guido from Cologne: the experimental band
	5:28pm Sem Chumbo: Help, I am an Island.
	5:30pm Dean: Norman is an island.
	5:30pm geezerette: Guy I knew became a coffee table once on L.S.D.
	5:31pm Stanley: Let me see your thumb!
	5:32pm Dean: Guy I knew eschewed coffee as an L.D.S.
	5:32pm geezerette: HA HA!
	5:32pm Stanley: Zoot Allures - not his finest but it holds a special place in my heart.
	5:32pm Sem Chumbo: Lovely FZ.
	5:33pm Parq: That Zappa track came out right around the time I finished college. Needless to say, it had a bit of foreboding effect on me.
	5:34pm Bill Mac: Frank was big on my horizon right around this time too
	5:35pm Stanley: I used to sing it to my pal, who was forced to take a job in a gas station, when the patience at the dole office had run out on him.
	5:38pm Parq: Holy Ned, is this Tiger Lillies covering Send In the Clowns? My entire life has changed.
	5:38pm Bill Mac: Stanley I'm sure you were pretty popular with him at time
	5:38pm Sem Chumbo: This is delicious. Yum,yum.
	5:39pm melinda: I like this version of Send in the Clowns.
	5:44pm Stanley: I worked myself back from Apostrophe and I think Zoot Allures came out soon afterwards. (1976?)
	5:46pm Sem Chumbo: Yes, Stanley: Apostrophe in 74, ZA in 76.
	5:47pm Guido from Cologne: UT seound like an embryonic Seater Kinney in times
	5:47pm geezerette: Fun show Bill!!!
	5:48pm Bill Mac: Home stretch ladies and gents!
	5:50pm Guido from Cologne: Killer show Bil!
	5:51pm geezerette: Billie! Thanks Bill! :D
	5:52pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the music, Bill.
	5:52pm Stanley: What a blast this Friday has been. Another fine show. Hope you come back soon, Bill.
	5:54pm Mr Apollo: Wrestle poodles and WIN.
	5:54pm Sem Chumbo: A terrific surprise to hear you once again so soon, Bill, and to see the Zzzzzzeroheads once again assembled. Thanks and see you, and all, when serendipity strikes. Whenever.
	5:54pm geezerette: Good to the last drop!
	5:55pm Bill Mac: You guys are the best for hanging out. See you in the ether!
	5:59pm Parq: Thanks for a great show, Bill. I am going to feel better about the world from now on, knowing it contains a Tiger Lillies version of "Send In".

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from September 9, 2016

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