WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from June 12, 2017

Listener comments!
	3:03pm Carmichael: Heya Scott and Monday pals!
	🧩 3:04pm ɨkɛ: This is great! I'm feeling slightly less cranky already!
	3:04pm tom from Glasgow: 'ello mates
	3:07pm Scott Williams: Happy hot & hazies, honeys!
	3:10pm Yair Yona: Hello!
	3:12pm Scott Williams: Welcome back, Yair! Good to see you again
	3:12pm Michael 98145: Señor Dementos
	3:17pm fred: Good afternoon Scott and all
	3:17pm steve: hey Scott and friends
	3:19pm Michael 98145: hot day on the Hudson i see ..
	3:20pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Scott, and the family Williams.
	3:23pm Jaina Bee: Love this Os Mutantes track.
	3:24pm BronwynB: hey scott and everyone!
	🧩 3:31pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Witt 'n West!
	🧩 3:31pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: yo.
	3:33pm Scott Williams: Rev: there is Calvert somewhere in this stack
	🧩 3:35pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Biggles lives forever!
	3:37pm Michael 98145: with a jewel at the end of my nose
	🧩 3:46pm Ike: Do youse folks know about machine-y things? I am not skilled in the industrial arts, but I managed to put my new AC into the window. The old one died after only 2 yrs. There's an overhang on my bldg. & when it rains, lots of water can pour down. Does my AC need a... hat? Or something? To cover its top vent? Is lots of water going in there, uh, bad?
	3:48pm Michael 98145: - i suspect water flowing thru any electrical appliance is a bad thing. but i could be wrong. -
	3:49pm Michael 98145: @Ike, were there instructions ??
	3:50pm northguineahills: One of my A/C window units is 15 years old and still works and is open to the elements. It does need a about 5 degrees of tilt so any condensation will drip out, but rain shouldn't be a problem.
	3:52pm Jaina Bee: ready to sweat!
	3:52pm Dean: Google AC rain ...and you'll get a bunch of results from HVAC companies insisting that rain will not damage your air conditioner unit.
	3:55pm McGreivey: Heat, schmeat. I'm spending July in New Orleans.
	🧩 3:55pm ɨkɛ: @Dean, ah, Google knows everything yet again! I should've thought of that. 75% of the time when I have a computer problem, Google solves it for me. You just have to know the right way to phrase the question.
	3:55pm steve: is the book Electri-City? i saw that book at the record fair, grabbed it, was ready to buy it but put it back for a second and someone moments later picks it back out of the box, flips through it and buys it before i can pick it back up. totally forgot about it til now.
	3:58pm McGreivey: Oh. And is this fuzz guitar day? I just came is 5 minutes ago. I was vacuuming.
	3:59pm Scott Williams: Hey Steve! Yup, that's the one WANT. Yo McGreivey! Comin' back to the fuzz before long
	3:59pm Dean: Toilets, too, @Ike. I've found helpful adjustments on YouTube for toilet repair. And flat screen remote codes. And releases for locked automatic transmission. The latter is also covered in the car's manual, which we all read, right?
	4:00pm rw: Hey Scott, this talk of WFMU library has my son and me wondering how many records you guys are housing over there. We're thinking at least 50000.
	🧩 4:01pm ⓔⓘⓚ: @Michael, instructions don't mention that part IIRC, but I'll check again. They do mention needing the tilt that NGH mentions. Can't tell if I've got it tilted enough. Maybe I need a protractor. LOL.
	4:03pm northguineahills: Good to see schaffel beat resurrected, although to be fair, T Raumschmiere did some over a decade ago.
	🧩 4:04pm Rev. Turnip Druid: yay. Long history with the Hawklords LP.
	4:05pm steve: New Jersians, im visiting family in the Cape May Exit 0 area for the rest of the week, anyone know of anything to do around there?
	4:06pm Dean: Isn't this album called 25 Years On? First Hawklords?
	4:07pm Scott Williams: @Dean, you are correct
	🧩 4:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I've seen it listed w/both titles... Harvey Bainbridge on bass, pre-synths...
	4:08pm Scott Williams: @steve, I think the horseshoe crabs may be mating on the bay - thousands of em!
	4:08pm Dean: Huh, maybe the title varied. Saw them w/ Calvert as Hawkwind in Hollywood just prior to Hawklords. Fantabulous.
	4:09pm Chris from DC: Th'Press!
	4:10pm steve: YES this is the kind of thing Scott. sit and read and watch a horseshoe crab invasion.
	4:11pm Mark Williams: funny, The Anti-Group did a 12" called Big Sex around this time as well.
	🧩 4:11pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Oddly, that Hawklords LP managed to get me through 7th grade. t'was a new-ish release at the time. Old rev.
	4:12pm fred: Phew!
	🧩 4:14pm ɛɛk: I, for one, welcome our new horseshoe crab overlords.
	4:17pm geezerette: This is the perfect soundtrack for watching the complete dismantling of all familiar referents.
	4:18pm common: Scott, all
	4:20pm Dean: Haven't read in full, but New Yorker's upcoming issue features a long piece on prog rock: http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/06/19/the-persistence-of-prog-rock
	4:21pm Dean: Not a promising skim. Near the conclusion: "Nowadays, it seems clear that rock history is not linear but cyclical." Oh, okay.
	4:22pm northguineahills: I recognize that plane engine anywhere! I loaned my Wicker Man soundtrack 10 years ago, never saw it again.
	4:22pm Listener142985: i want to be a pagan!
	🧩 4:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Still think Nature & Organisation did the best cover of Willow's Song...
	4:23pm Chop Scott: Scott! The eagle has landed. Having a cocktail and unpacking to your fine program--the perfect re-entry. Cheers!
	4:23pm Greg from ZONE 5: Scotty! Oh, how we laughed at this music when our teacher showed us The Wicker Man in high school. Then they lit up the titular man and we weren't laughing so hard then, were we?
	4:24pm northguineahills: @Greg: Lucky you!
	🧩 4:24pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...rose mcdowall's vocal surely had something to do widdit...
	4:24pm zopa: jump. jump. jump.
	4:25pm common: I bet not, greg
	4:25pm Scott Williams: CHOP! Welcome home Scott
	4:26pm Scott Williams: Greggy! We never laughed again I thinkl
	4:27pm JakeGould: What school shows students “The Wicker Man?” Anyways, HELLO!!!
	4:28pm common: Every school should. I think.
	4:30pm Jeff: Re: Edward Woodward - let us not forget _The Equalizer_. Actually "good" or not, it was much-watched.
	4:30pm Cheyenne: I never watched the Wicker Man in class but we did watch Harold and Maude in high school, and was in fact required to pass into senior year.
	4:31pm common: With soundtrack by Stewart Copeland!
	4:31pm McGreivey: O Giuda.
	4:32pm Greg from ZONE 5: @Jake: AWESOME ONES.
	4:32pm Jeff: Ain't nobody sing quite exactly like Richard Thompson.
	4:32pm Scott Williams: @Cheyenne, !!! ?? Wow.
	4:32pm tom from Glasgow: Q: why does Edward Woodward have 4 Ds in his name? A: otherwise he'd be called "Ewar Woowar"
	4:33pm tom from Glasgow: (British joke, traditional)
	4:33pm tom from Glasgow: Q: what do you call a guy with three planks on his head?
	4:34pm JakeGould: A: Greg from ZONE 5.
	4:34pm tom from Glasgow: no it's Edward Woodward
	4:35pm tom from Glasgow: because our accents are non-rhotic, y'see
	4:35pm judy from croton: My black cat just crossed MY path. Devastating song. Wish he hadn't bothered ever playing acoustic guitar.
	4:36pm geezerette: imagining Patti smith singing this.
	4:36pm JakeGould: @TomfromGlasgow: Your accent is pretty solid. I understood you 97% of the time while you were at WFMU during the marathon.
	4:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ooo. Richard & Patti. I got my ticket...
	4:38pm geezerette: RevRab! :)
	4:39pm Carmichael: RT!
	4:39pm BronwynB: amazing!!!
	4:40pm northguineahills: Man, really digging this Richard & Linda Thompson! (not related to the Thompson Twins btw ;) [I'll show myself out]
	4:41pm tom from Glasgow: [very Thompson Twins voice] we saw him smoking by the newspaper stand
	4:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: RT talking @ Dartmouth round here after his 1,000 Years of Popular Music show - ernest young kid asks how he learns Gittar like that - RT says 1st you Practice...& then...you RILLLY Practice...
	4:44pm northguineahills: This Pink Room track is very menacing....
	4:45pm BronwynB: dammit, i missed corn rigs
	4:47pm fred: I still can't watch the new series. This is getting aggravating
	4:50pm northguineahills: @fred: Hopefully you'll be able to do so soon!
	4:51pm northguineahills: EAR doesn't get enough cred.
	4:51pm common: My partner and i are the only people i know who are enjoying the new twin peaks. It's frustrating, but i kinda dig it.
	4:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DJ fabio's all in.
	4:53pm Chris from DC: I have missed Calvary Cross. This makes me sad.
	4:55pm Scott Williams: I'm in, @common - anyone want a spoiler from last night? It's a good 'n!
	4:58pm McGreivey: I like this Exp Aud Rsch track, except that it sounds to much like the sound my vacuum cleaner put through echo and other effects. That's not quite a complaint.
	4:58pm Cheyenne: @Scott & @common - I'm watching it and trying to withhold judgment until the damn thing is over! Honestly a little worried that the whole thing is gonna be an infomercial for Transcendental Meditation, haha
	5:00pm McGreivey: On the other hand, Laure Briard does not sound like a household appliance. Well, except a radio, obviously.
	5:04pm common: @scott: haven't seen it yet. Watching this eve. Please, no!
	5:05pm common: @cheyenne: i hear you.
	5:05pm Scott Williams: with you, Cheyenne! and a little nervous it might be more Inland Empire and less Eraserhead and Lost Highway
	5:06pm fred: @McGreivey: I've had a couple of conversation about vacuum cleaner music on this station's playlists (probably Bryce's show). I once saw a great set on vacuum cleaner by Pierre Berthet
	5:06pm common: Yep, Scott. Still, though...
	5:06pm Cheyenne: @common there are a couple doozies (and one VERY quotable quote) in this week's episode - better than last week, I think.
	5:07pm common: @cheyenne: I'm ready!
	5:08pm fred: I might be the only one thinking this, but I like Inland Empire better than Eraserhead
	5:08pm Scott Williams: vacuum cleaners are really fun to play - they do sing!
	5:09pm common: @fred: i like them both. My favorite is still mulhulland drive.
	5:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Vacuums & reverb sounds like the earliest Iggy & the Psychedelic Stooges...
	5:09pm Scott Williams: last night's episode was the 2nd in a row to feature someone who's performed live at WFMU (Sharon Van Etten, Dirty Beaches)
	5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'ma always say - having lived in SantaBarbara in SoCal 16 years - Mullholland really capture something for me.
	5:11pm Michael 98145: FMU, Fire Walk With Me
	🧩 5:12pm Ike: There's a gathering in a sorta-well-known spot in Bushwick every Sunday night to watch it. Last night a few of us discussed it afterwards to try to figure it out.
	5:12pm Michael 98145: @RRN63, having once lived in LA county, i agree
	5:12pm McGreivey: OK. I've heard several Happyness tracks this week. I'm in favor.
	5:13pm Scott Williams: I confess: never made it past 90 minutes of Inland
	5:14pm Michael 98145: Wire time !!
	5:15pm Carmichael: Let's get Wired!
	5:16pm Andrew Waterloo: watched Mullholland Dr. on the big screen last week.
	5:16pm Scott Williams: Ike & Cheyenne, we should talk...
	5:17pm McGreivey: This and a couple other similar Wire trax c.1979 always remind me of a Syd/ Pink Floyd bootleg obscurity sometimes called One in a Million. Is it in the recent box set? I haven't investigated that.
	5:20pm ! I X Key !: !
	5:24pm siva: yo I'm sorry, but it's driving me crazy: what's in the sample behind the dj speaks? I know that melody but it's driving me insane not remembering the name
	5:25pm siva: oh shit, was it just bolero? my bad.
	5:26pm Scott Williams: @siva, it's Ravel's Bolero, performed by Kebekelektrik, aka Gino Soccio
	5:26pm ! I X Key !: Bolero by Mahler
	5:27pm Cheyenne: @scott anytime you wanna discuss black lodge related matters, i'm game! (even more so if pierogies are involved)
	5:29pm geezerette: haha, electric cheeeeeez
	5:29pm Uncle Michael: What an amazing Beatles cover.
	5:29pm common: @scott and Cheyenne and Ike: if you ever wanna talk black lodge in Philly and eat pierogies, lemme know!
	5:32pm Cheyenne: thanks @common!
	5:33pm Carmichael: Wow, super obscure Hedge and Donna.
	5:33pm Scott Williams: Cheyenne, if I can make pierogies jump out of boiling water into my hand, I can easily share em with you across this big land! @common, I rarely need an excuse to travel to Philly, but this is a good un
	5:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *UM: It is. Death on Acid as whisperingly creepy rather than immediately shocking. (It was only John's 2nd trip - & a Mum who died tragically early was actually something he shared w/ PeterFonda, if they'd gotten that far...)
	5:34pm common: @scott: always welcome!
	5:35pm steve: i loved Inland Empire but i saw it on the big screen at a theater... i probably wouldn't have liked it as much on a tv or small screen
	5:36pm fred: @steve: that makes sense to me. Inland Empire is the last fiction movie I saw, in a theater when it was released
	🧩 5:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Scott and happy listeners.
	🧩 5:43pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Interesting, Fred. Without realizing it, I've weaned off nearly all fiction movies -- did the same with books ages ago. Music is all the fiction this brain gets. Or is there a fiction/non-fiction musik?
	5:44pm Michael 98145: 'The cinema is truth twenty-four times per second'. - Jean-Luc Godard
	5:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Since got my own webio - streams @ home & podcasts outside to Listen to - I ain't hardly Watchin' anything.
	5:53pm FLman: Brian de Palma: 'Film lies all the time … 24 times a second'
	5:54pm fred: @RTD: I'm back to reading fiction, but actually I'm only after style, the story itself only becomes a factor if I find it annoying. I'm in a classics phase: Brontës, I finally read Middlemarch, maybe Austen soon
	5:54pm Sem Chumbo: Likewise, RevRab. And happier for it. Thanks for all the spins, Scott. Been fun, fun, fun. See ya next time.
	5:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I forget what a peerless companion, educator - & escape - Reading is. This is a bit shameful.
	5:55pm geezerette: Haven't read fiction for years either, recently realized I can hardly bother to watch movies either. Think it's do to with the loss of film culture in general. The lack of a sense of community surrounding it.
	5:56pm Scott Williams: oh no, time to go! had a blast with y'all today, see you next week. stay tuned for PLU!
	5:57pm FLman: Such a great show today! Thank you!
	5:58pm geezerette: >>>& we're all overwhelmed with endless bits of data, sort of indigestible. Thanks Scott!
	5:58pm fred: Thanks Scott!
	5:58pm ike: Thanks Scott!
	5:59pm People Like Us: herro!
	6:00pm Michael 98145: thanks again!
	6:00pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott!!
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY SW.

Scott Williams: Playlist from June 12, 2017

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June 12, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	New	Approx. start time
The Hellers	And Now the News "And Now the News" by "The Hellers"	Singers... Talkers... Players... Swingers... & Doers	Design	1968		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Mux Mool	Monday "Monday" by "Mux Mool"	Implied Lines	Young Heavy Souls		*	0:01:25 (Pop-up)
Pelayo-Nubla	Esto No Puede Ser! "Esto No Puede Ser!" by "Pelayo-Nubla"	Subterranean Spain: Spanish Post-punk & Experimental Music from the 80s & 90s - Tony Coulter's 2017 Premium (V/a)				0:06:15 (Pop-up)
Faust	Mamie is Blue "Mamie is Blue" by "Faust"	So Far	Collectors' Choice Music	1972		0:09:33 (Pop-up)
Dana	Belly Rubber "Belly Rubber" by "Dana"	A God Ignored Is a Demon Born	Heel Turn		*	0:15:28 (Pop-up)
Os Mutantes	Fuga No II "Fuga No II" by "Os Mutantes"	Mutantes	Omplatten			0:19:48 (Pop-up)
Witthüser & Westrupp	Karlchen "Karlchen" by "Witthüser & Westrupp"	Trips Und Traume	Ohr	1971		0:23:08 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	Getting Better (take 1 - instrumental)	Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band - 50th Anniversary Edition	Capitol/Apple/Universal	1967		0:31:45 (Pop-up)
Slapp Happy (w/ Faust)	Slow Moon's Rose	Acnalbasac Noom	Cuneiform Records	1973		0:33:24 (Pop-up)
Tina Harvey	Have You Seen Your Mother, Baby, Standing in the Shadow?	S/t	UK Records/London	1973		0:36:22 (Pop-up)

Jimi Macon	Jimi's Guitar Raps With The Bass	Function Underground: The Black and Brown American Rock Sound 1972-1977	Now Again			0:50:03 (Pop-up)
Walter Heath	I Am Your Leader "I Am Your Leader" by "Walter Heath"	You Know Your Wrong Don't Ya Brother	Buddha	1974		0:52:05 (Pop-up)
T. Raumschmiere	Le Fux "Le Fux" by "T. Raumschmiere"	Heimat	Kompakt		*	0:55:04 (Pop-up)
Hawklords	(Only) The Dead Dreams of the Cold War Kid	25 Years On	Charisma	1979		1:01:35 (Pop-up)
The Wolfgang Press	The Wedding "The Wedding" by "The Wolfgang Press"	Big Sex 12" single	4AD	1987		1:05:10 (Pop-up)
Phew	Echo "Echo" by "Phew"	Light Sleep	Mesh-Key		*	1:08:54 (Pop-up)
Paul Giovanni	Main Title / Corn Riggs 1 & 3	sdtk. "The Wicker Man"	Trunk	1973		1:16:11 (Pop-up)
Edward Woodward	First Time Ever I Saw Your Face	An Evening With...	DJM	1972		1:19:54 (Pop-up)

Richard & Linda Thompson	Calvary Cross (live)	(guitar, vocal) A Collection of Unreleased and Rare Material 1967-1976	Carthage	1975		1:29:44 (Pop-up)
David Lynch	The Pink Room "The Pink Room" by "David Lynch"	sdtk, "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me"	WB	1992		1:41:15 (Pop-up)
Thundercat	Them Changes "Them Changes" by "Thundercat"	Drunk	Brainfeeder		*	1:45:13 (Pop-up)
Experimental Audio Research	The Circle Is Blue	Beyond the Pale	Big Cat	1996		1:48:30 (Pop-up)
Laure Briard	On Dit Que Je Ne Suis Pas Sage	Sorcellerie EP	Midnight Special		*	1:55:51 (Pop-up)
Michelle Blades	Let's Make a Deal	Premature Love Songs	Midnight Special		*	1:58:27 (Pop-up)
Shannen Moser	Yard "Yard" by "Shannen Moser"	Oh, My Heart	Lame-O		*	1:59:56 (Pop-up)
Trolls	Equilibrios "Equilibrios" by "Trolls"	¿Que Son Los Trolls y en Ques Nos Ayudan?	Orange Sun Records	2001		2:02:04 (Pop-up)
Happyness	Anytime "Anytime" by "Happyness"	Write In	Bar/None		*	2:06:51 (Pop-up)
Wire	Mercy "Mercy" by "Wire"	Chairs Missing	Harvest	1978		2:11:06 (Pop-up)

Hedge & Donna	She Said She Said "She Said She Said" by "Hedge & Donna"	Revolution	Polydor	1971		2:24:26 (Pop-up)
Marc Barreca	The Urge To Buy Terrorizes You / Glass And Steel No. 2	Music Works for Industry	Palace of Lights	1982		2:26:48 (Pop-up)
Terry Fox	Side B (exc) "Side B (exc)" by "Terry Fox"	552 StepsThrough 11 Pairs of Strings	Editions Telemark	1976		2:33:09 (Pop-up)
Woo	End of the Attic "End of the Attic" by "Woo"	It's Cosy Inside	Independent Project			2:37:05 (Pop-up)
Hematic Sunsets	Schuldige Scheitel	Aroma Club Paradox	Dekorder	2009		2:40:15 (Pop-up)
Mark Anthony Heide	Dance in Juxtaposition pt. 2	New Music for Use	Distant Cloud Records	1983		2:43:34 (Pop-up)
Gary Wilson	You Keep On Looking "You Keep On Looking" by "Gary Wilson"	You Think You Really Know Me	Gary Wilson	1977		2:48:51 (Pop-up)
Donny Hathaway	The Slums "The Slums" by "Donny Hathaway"	Extension of a Man	Atco	1973		2:50:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:03pm Carmichael: Heya Scott and Monday pals!
	🧩 3:04pm ɨkɛ: This is great! I'm feeling slightly less cranky already!
	3:04pm tom from Glasgow: 'ello mates
	3:07pm Scott Williams: Happy hot & hazies, honeys!
	3:10pm Yair Yona: Hello!
	3:12pm Scott Williams: Welcome back, Yair! Good to see you again
	3:12pm Michael 98145: Señor Dementos
	3:17pm fred: Good afternoon Scott and all
	3:17pm steve: hey Scott and friends
	3:19pm Michael 98145: hot day on the Hudson i see ..
	3:20pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Scott, and the family Williams.
	3:23pm Jaina Bee: Love this Os Mutantes track.
	3:24pm BronwynB: hey scott and everyone!
	🧩 3:31pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Witt 'n West!
	🧩 3:31pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: yo.
	3:33pm Scott Williams: Rev: there is Calvert somewhere in this stack
	🧩 3:35pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Biggles lives forever!
	3:37pm Michael 98145: with a jewel at the end of my nose
	🧩 3:46pm Ike: Do youse folks know about machine-y things? I am not skilled in the industrial arts, but I managed to put my new AC into the window. The old one died after only 2 yrs. There's an overhang on my bldg. & when it rains, lots of water can pour down. Does my AC need a... hat? Or something? To cover its top vent? Is lots of water going in there, uh, bad?
	3:48pm Michael 98145: - i suspect water flowing thru any electrical appliance is a bad thing. but i could be wrong. -
	3:49pm Michael 98145: @Ike, were there instructions ??
	3:50pm northguineahills: One of my A/C window units is 15 years old and still works and is open to the elements. It does need a about 5 degrees of tilt so any condensation will drip out, but rain shouldn't be a problem.
	3:52pm Jaina Bee: ready to sweat!
	3:52pm Dean: Google AC rain ...and you'll get a bunch of results from HVAC companies insisting that rain will not damage your air conditioner unit.
	3:55pm McGreivey: Heat, schmeat. I'm spending July in New Orleans.
	🧩 3:55pm ɨkɛ: @Dean, ah, Google knows everything yet again! I should've thought of that. 75% of the time when I have a computer problem, Google solves it for me. You just have to know the right way to phrase the question.
	3:55pm steve: is the book Electri-City? i saw that book at the record fair, grabbed it, was ready to buy it but put it back for a second and someone moments later picks it back out of the box, flips through it and buys it before i can pick it back up. totally forgot about it til now.
	3:58pm McGreivey: Oh. And is this fuzz guitar day? I just came is 5 minutes ago. I was vacuuming.
	3:59pm Scott Williams: Hey Steve! Yup, that's the one WANT. Yo McGreivey! Comin' back to the fuzz before long
	3:59pm Dean: Toilets, too, @Ike. I've found helpful adjustments on YouTube for toilet repair. And flat screen remote codes. And releases for locked automatic transmission. The latter is also covered in the car's manual, which we all read, right?
	4:00pm rw: Hey Scott, this talk of WFMU library has my son and me wondering how many records you guys are housing over there. We're thinking at least 50000.
	🧩 4:01pm ⓔⓘⓚ: @Michael, instructions don't mention that part IIRC, but I'll check again. They do mention needing the tilt that NGH mentions. Can't tell if I've got it tilted enough. Maybe I need a protractor. LOL.
	4:03pm northguineahills: Good to see schaffel beat resurrected, although to be fair, T Raumschmiere did some over a decade ago.
	🧩 4:04pm Rev. Turnip Druid: yay. Long history with the Hawklords LP.
	4:05pm steve: New Jersians, im visiting family in the Cape May Exit 0 area for the rest of the week, anyone know of anything to do around there?
	4:06pm Dean: Isn't this album called 25 Years On? First Hawklords?
	4:07pm Scott Williams: @Dean, you are correct
	🧩 4:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I've seen it listed w/both titles... Harvey Bainbridge on bass, pre-synths...
	4:08pm Scott Williams: @steve, I think the horseshoe crabs may be mating on the bay - thousands of em!
	4:08pm Dean: Huh, maybe the title varied. Saw them w/ Calvert as Hawkwind in Hollywood just prior to Hawklords. Fantabulous.
	4:09pm Chris from DC: Th'Press!
	4:10pm steve: YES this is the kind of thing Scott. sit and read and watch a horseshoe crab invasion.
	4:11pm Mark Williams: funny, The Anti-Group did a 12" called Big Sex around this time as well.
	🧩 4:11pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Oddly, that Hawklords LP managed to get me through 7th grade. t'was a new-ish release at the time. Old rev.
	4:12pm fred: Phew!
	🧩 4:14pm ɛɛk: I, for one, welcome our new horseshoe crab overlords.
	4:17pm geezerette: This is the perfect soundtrack for watching the complete dismantling of all familiar referents.
	4:18pm common: Scott, all
	4:20pm Dean: Haven't read in full, but New Yorker's upcoming issue features a long piece on prog rock: http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2017/06/19/the-persistence-of-prog-rock
	4:21pm Dean: Not a promising skim. Near the conclusion: "Nowadays, it seems clear that rock history is not linear but cyclical." Oh, okay.
	4:22pm northguineahills: I recognize that plane engine anywhere! I loaned my Wicker Man soundtrack 10 years ago, never saw it again.
	4:22pm Listener142985: i want to be a pagan!
	🧩 4:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Still think Nature & Organisation did the best cover of Willow's Song...
	4:23pm Chop Scott: Scott! The eagle has landed. Having a cocktail and unpacking to your fine program--the perfect re-entry. Cheers!
	4:23pm Greg from ZONE 5: Scotty! Oh, how we laughed at this music when our teacher showed us The Wicker Man in high school. Then they lit up the titular man and we weren't laughing so hard then, were we?
	4:24pm northguineahills: @Greg: Lucky you!
	🧩 4:24pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...rose mcdowall's vocal surely had something to do widdit...
	4:24pm zopa: jump. jump. jump.
	4:25pm common: I bet not, greg
	4:25pm Scott Williams: CHOP! Welcome home Scott
	4:26pm Scott Williams: Greggy! We never laughed again I thinkl
	4:27pm JakeGould: What school shows students “The Wicker Man?” Anyways, HELLO!!!
	4:28pm common: Every school should. I think.
	4:30pm Jeff: Re: Edward Woodward - let us not forget _The Equalizer_. Actually "good" or not, it was much-watched.
	4:30pm Cheyenne: I never watched the Wicker Man in class but we did watch Harold and Maude in high school, and was in fact required to pass into senior year.
	4:31pm common: With soundtrack by Stewart Copeland!
	4:31pm McGreivey: O Giuda.
	4:32pm Greg from ZONE 5: @Jake: AWESOME ONES.
	4:32pm Jeff: Ain't nobody sing quite exactly like Richard Thompson.
	4:32pm Scott Williams: @Cheyenne, !!! ?? Wow.
	4:32pm tom from Glasgow: Q: why does Edward Woodward have 4 Ds in his name? A: otherwise he'd be called "Ewar Woowar"
	4:33pm tom from Glasgow: (British joke, traditional)
	4:33pm tom from Glasgow: Q: what do you call a guy with three planks on his head?
	4:34pm JakeGould: A: Greg from ZONE 5.
	4:34pm tom from Glasgow: no it's Edward Woodward
	4:35pm tom from Glasgow: because our accents are non-rhotic, y'see
	4:35pm judy from croton: My black cat just crossed MY path. Devastating song. Wish he hadn't bothered ever playing acoustic guitar.
	4:36pm geezerette: imagining Patti smith singing this.
	4:36pm JakeGould: @TomfromGlasgow: Your accent is pretty solid. I understood you 97% of the time while you were at WFMU during the marathon.
	4:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ooo. Richard & Patti. I got my ticket...
	4:38pm geezerette: RevRab! :)
	4:39pm Carmichael: RT!
	4:39pm BronwynB: amazing!!!
	4:40pm northguineahills: Man, really digging this Richard & Linda Thompson! (not related to the Thompson Twins btw ;) [I'll show myself out]
	4:41pm tom from Glasgow: [very Thompson Twins voice] we saw him smoking by the newspaper stand
	4:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: RT talking @ Dartmouth round here after his 1,000 Years of Popular Music show - ernest young kid asks how he learns Gittar like that - RT says 1st you Practice...& then...you RILLLY Practice...
	4:44pm northguineahills: This Pink Room track is very menacing....
	4:45pm BronwynB: dammit, i missed corn rigs
	4:47pm fred: I still can't watch the new series. This is getting aggravating
	4:50pm northguineahills: @fred: Hopefully you'll be able to do so soon!
	4:51pm northguineahills: EAR doesn't get enough cred.
	4:51pm common: My partner and i are the only people i know who are enjoying the new twin peaks. It's frustrating, but i kinda dig it.
	4:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: DJ fabio's all in.
	4:53pm Chris from DC: I have missed Calvary Cross. This makes me sad.
	4:55pm Scott Williams: I'm in, @common - anyone want a spoiler from last night? It's a good 'n!
	4:58pm McGreivey: I like this Exp Aud Rsch track, except that it sounds to much like the sound my vacuum cleaner put through echo and other effects. That's not quite a complaint.
	4:58pm Cheyenne: @Scott & @common - I'm watching it and trying to withhold judgment until the damn thing is over! Honestly a little worried that the whole thing is gonna be an infomercial for Transcendental Meditation, haha
	5:00pm McGreivey: On the other hand, Laure Briard does not sound like a household appliance. Well, except a radio, obviously.
	5:04pm common: @scott: haven't seen it yet. Watching this eve. Please, no!
	5:05pm common: @cheyenne: i hear you.
	5:05pm Scott Williams: with you, Cheyenne! and a little nervous it might be more Inland Empire and less Eraserhead and Lost Highway
	5:06pm fred: @McGreivey: I've had a couple of conversation about vacuum cleaner music on this station's playlists (probably Bryce's show). I once saw a great set on vacuum cleaner by Pierre Berthet
	5:06pm common: Yep, Scott. Still, though...
	5:06pm Cheyenne: @common there are a couple doozies (and one VERY quotable quote) in this week's episode - better than last week, I think.
	5:07pm common: @cheyenne: I'm ready!
	5:08pm fred: I might be the only one thinking this, but I like Inland Empire better than Eraserhead
	5:08pm Scott Williams: vacuum cleaners are really fun to play - they do sing!
	5:09pm common: @fred: i like them both. My favorite is still mulhulland drive.
	5:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Vacuums & reverb sounds like the earliest Iggy & the Psychedelic Stooges...
	5:09pm Scott Williams: last night's episode was the 2nd in a row to feature someone who's performed live at WFMU (Sharon Van Etten, Dirty Beaches)
	5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'ma always say - having lived in SantaBarbara in SoCal 16 years - Mullholland really capture something for me.
	5:11pm Michael 98145: FMU, Fire Walk With Me
	🧩 5:12pm Ike: There's a gathering in a sorta-well-known spot in Bushwick every Sunday night to watch it. Last night a few of us discussed it afterwards to try to figure it out.
	5:12pm Michael 98145: @RRN63, having once lived in LA county, i agree
	5:12pm McGreivey: OK. I've heard several Happyness tracks this week. I'm in favor.
	5:13pm Scott Williams: I confess: never made it past 90 minutes of Inland
	5:14pm Michael 98145: Wire time !!
	5:15pm Carmichael: Let's get Wired!
	5:16pm Andrew Waterloo: watched Mullholland Dr. on the big screen last week.
	5:16pm Scott Williams: Ike & Cheyenne, we should talk...
	5:17pm McGreivey: This and a couple other similar Wire trax c.1979 always remind me of a Syd/ Pink Floyd bootleg obscurity sometimes called One in a Million. Is it in the recent box set? I haven't investigated that.
	5:20pm ! I X Key !: !
	5:24pm siva: yo I'm sorry, but it's driving me crazy: what's in the sample behind the dj speaks? I know that melody but it's driving me insane not remembering the name
	5:25pm siva: oh shit, was it just bolero? my bad.
	5:26pm Scott Williams: @siva, it's Ravel's Bolero, performed by Kebekelektrik, aka Gino Soccio
	5:26pm ! I X Key !: Bolero by Mahler
	5:27pm Cheyenne: @scott anytime you wanna discuss black lodge related matters, i'm game! (even more so if pierogies are involved)
	5:29pm geezerette: haha, electric cheeeeeez
	5:29pm Uncle Michael: What an amazing Beatles cover.
	5:29pm common: @scott and Cheyenne and Ike: if you ever wanna talk black lodge in Philly and eat pierogies, lemme know!
	5:32pm Cheyenne: thanks @common!
	5:33pm Carmichael: Wow, super obscure Hedge and Donna.
	5:33pm Scott Williams: Cheyenne, if I can make pierogies jump out of boiling water into my hand, I can easily share em with you across this big land! @common, I rarely need an excuse to travel to Philly, but this is a good un
	5:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *UM: It is. Death on Acid as whisperingly creepy rather than immediately shocking. (It was only John's 2nd trip - & a Mum who died tragically early was actually something he shared w/ PeterFonda, if they'd gotten that far...)
	5:34pm common: @scott: always welcome!
	5:35pm steve: i loved Inland Empire but i saw it on the big screen at a theater... i probably wouldn't have liked it as much on a tv or small screen
	5:36pm fred: @steve: that makes sense to me. Inland Empire is the last fiction movie I saw, in a theater when it was released
	🧩 5:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Scott and happy listeners.
	🧩 5:43pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Interesting, Fred. Without realizing it, I've weaned off nearly all fiction movies -- did the same with books ages ago. Music is all the fiction this brain gets. Or is there a fiction/non-fiction musik?
	5:44pm Michael 98145: 'The cinema is truth twenty-four times per second'. - Jean-Luc Godard
	5:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Since got my own webio - streams @ home & podcasts outside to Listen to - I ain't hardly Watchin' anything.
	5:53pm FLman: Brian de Palma: 'Film lies all the time … 24 times a second'
	5:54pm fred: @RTD: I'm back to reading fiction, but actually I'm only after style, the story itself only becomes a factor if I find it annoying. I'm in a classics phase: Brontës, I finally read Middlemarch, maybe Austen soon
	5:54pm Sem Chumbo: Likewise, RevRab. And happier for it. Thanks for all the spins, Scott. Been fun, fun, fun. See ya next time.
	5:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I forget what a peerless companion, educator - & escape - Reading is. This is a bit shameful.
	5:55pm geezerette: Haven't read fiction for years either, recently realized I can hardly bother to watch movies either. Think it's do to with the loss of film culture in general. The lack of a sense of community surrounding it.
	5:56pm Scott Williams: oh no, time to go! had a blast with y'all today, see you next week. stay tuned for PLU!
	5:57pm FLman: Such a great show today! Thank you!
	5:58pm geezerette: >>>& we're all overwhelmed with endless bits of data, sort of indigestible. Thanks Scott!
	5:58pm fred: Thanks Scott!
	5:58pm ike: Thanks Scott!
	5:59pm People Like Us: herro!
	6:00pm Michael 98145: thanks again!
	6:00pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott!!
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TY SW.

Scott Williams: Playlist from June 12, 2017

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