WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from July 30, 2018

Listener comments!
	2:31pm Sandy: Hellooooo Scott Williams. I am eating blueberries.
	2:38pm Scott Williams: That's good, Sandy! Fun call-in you did on Gig Talk last week
	3:04pm Bas NL: Wow, that was a unique Price show.. Now for the serious stuff.. hello Scott!
	3:04pm Michael 98145: blueberries are good for one
	3:04pm fred: Good afternoon Scott and all
	3:04pm Scott Williams: Welcome Bas and Michael and Fred! Oh yeah, we're gunna get HEAVY
	3:05pm Michael 98145: just think - if we didn't have electricity, this stream would have to be steam or coal-powered.
	3:06pm melinda: Hi Scott and everyone!
	3:06pm Bas NL: @Micheal Broadband steam.. Oh yeah!
	🧩 3:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I have zero bloo-breeze.
	🧩 3:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also. hello.
	3:07pm Bas NL: I'd be out of a job though.. electronics engineer..
	3:08pm Scott Williams: Happy to see you, Melinda and Rev!
	3:09pm Michael 98145: i think some of that dark energy make the playlist freeze up during Joe B's program this morning.
	3:10pm geezerette: Electric Blueberries in space... and howdy!
	🧩 3:11pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ah! I just took delivery of this Jackman single last month. It really lights up a room...
	3:11pm Sig: Hæ
	3:12pm Chris from DC: Ack, I missed Jessamine.
	3:12pm fred: @Bas: I'd have it worse: I say I'm a software developer. That would totally blow my cover and expose me as analytical philosopher. Talk about useless
	3:15pm Cooh John: I am heading for cover.
	3:15pm Bas NL: @fred I think the first software developers wouldn't call it such to their friends.. they'd thought it would lead them to think it had to do with underwear and such..
	3:16pm geezerette: Talk about useless, I'm an artist. We're useless even with electricity.
	🧩 3:17pm Rev. Turnip Druid: if the "useless careers club" will kindly recognize a print-magazine art director...?
	3:18pm SeanG: Hi Folks! :-)
	3:18pm fred: @Bas: They had friends??? At least we solved that issue
	3:19pm Patrick Hambrecht: This Joan of Arc song is really good!
	3:19pm Bas NL: Hey, geezerette, are you any good? With electronics peeps they mostly don't live to tell :)
	3:20pm Michael 98145: @fred, :)
	3:20pm fred: @RTD: sure, especially one who work with soon to be extinct puffins
	3:20pm The Oscar: @Rev Hey, when the net goes belly-up, folks'll be forced to retreat back to print! It's why I'm thankful to hang onto my hilariously archaic title of "Underground Newspaper Editor."
	3:21pm Michael 98145: where -is- the underground these day ?
	🧩 3:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Scott and listening body. I am highly motivated to see what develops today.
	3:22pm Bas NL: @fred.. Yes, and thick rimmed glasses and oiled hair...
	3:22pm geezerette: Rev, you win! Although new magazines are probably being born somewhere in Brooklyn as we type...
	3:23pm fred: @Michael 98145: I actually work underground, two floors beneath a fountain
	🧩 3:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Speaking of Hyde Park, what crucial London book & record stores must an eager root-vegetable-clergyman visit? Making obsessive lists now.
	3:24pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Do "Zines" still exist. I saw Maximum Rock N Roll at Talking Leaves on Elmwood in Buffalo last year...is that one any good? Is it a real Zine?
	3:25pm Chris from DC: Yeah, Neil, there's actually a very popular zine fest down here every year.
	3:25pm fred: @Bas: Then again, Ada Lovelace was first
	3:26pm Sig: “Il n’y a qu’un bonheur dans la vie, c’est d’aimer et d’être aimé.” – George Sand
	3:26pm Bas NL: @fred nod
	3:27pm geezerette: @Bas, I'm told I'm good. So I'm not thoroughly ashamed, :D
	3:30pm Passaic River Blues: Love this.
	3:30pm fred: @RTD: Any chance that London trip could include a southern waste of time to Paris?
	3:31pm Michael 98145: vocals processed thru an accordian
	3:31pm Bas NL: @geezerette Now we're all curious... anything online?
	🧩 3:32pm Devin B.: @Fred: Got suggestions for record stores in Paris? I'm gonna be there for a couple days in September. Soufle Continu is on my list. Where else should I go?
	3:33pm Chris from DC: Just...wow
	3:33pm geezerette: @Bas, just drawings , click avatar. By no means representative.
	3:37pm Bas NL: Great energy geezerette. Do post some more!
	3:37pm geezerette: Thanks, Bas. :)
	3:38pm geezerette: Although, easy subject!
	3:39pm Bas NL: Nothing easy about capturing lightning! :)
	3:40pm fred: @Devin B: That's the place to go. If you're into hardcore and punk, Macario could be an option, he has a store at Cirque Electrique sometimes (if you're into that, maybe I could arrange for you guys to meet). Contact me a week or so before you drop by, and I'll send you a list of interesting things going on (not compiled by me)
	🧩 3:40pm Devin B.: Sounds great, Fred! Thanks!
	3:42pm Rob (Jerzcity): love it! history questions answered through song!
	3:42pm Rich in Washington: Oh god! I love records like this!
	3:42pm The Oscar: Whooooaaaa.
	3:42pm warren oates: Too soon...
	3:42pm Rob (Jerzcity): What happened to the Edmund Fitzgerald?
	3:42pm geezerette: Bas, you're too kind.
	3:43pm The Oscar: Sounds like Henry Gibson's character from Nashville.
	3:43pm Chris from DC: Waving a lighter in my office.
	3:44pm Cooh John: Thinking of this disaster earlier today.
	3:44pm fred: @Devin: Sadly, I don't think Instants Chavirés will be open in September (they're broke, even more than usual)
	3:45pm geezerette: Great set!
	3:45pm steveo: how can i clickystar this set break?
	3:46pm Bas NL: Amazing set.. and all 45's too?
	3:46pm fred: @Devin: just out of the blue, you're not in Paris for ISMIR, are you?
	3:47pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Steveo-you can click the entire show by clicking by the star for the date above "Now Playing "at the date.
	3:47pm Passaic River Blues: @Devin B: my info is hopelessly out of date, but there used to be a bunch of stores on Rue Keller just west of the Bastille and La Marais. I went to a store on that street a few times back in '03 that I think eventually became Born Bad Records. It was where I first picked up one of the Ethiopiques series (volume 4, a banger). Nevertheless, research the street to see if any of the vinyl shops are still around.
	3:48pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): @Michael 3:09: Database server on host failed and was unavailable for a few minutes
	🧩 3:48pm Devin B.: @Fred: Nope - just visiting friends for a couple days. Looks amazing! @PRB: Thanks!!
	3:49pm northguineahills: Q: What were Christa McAuliffe's last words to her husband? A: You feed the kids - I'll feed the fish.
	3:50pm Henry in Hopatcong: Hello Scott!
	3:52pm Lixiviated Life: oh... good because I thought the zombie apocalypse was scheduled for 6:00 PM
	3:52pm northguineahills: We had so many of those jokes in elementary school. I saw it the resultant smoke cloud. It was 26F/-3C at 10am, and my field trip was to see the Pinocchio play in downtown Jax. When my mother told us what happened, there was a sideshow bob cloud to the SSE.
	3:55pm geezerette: O-rings and Feynman. www.richardfeynman.com
	3:56pm SSS: I am running a machine tool, listening to WFMU thru buds...your gnat almost made me ...well, you know
	3:57pm Lixiviated Life: wait... has the zombie apocalypse been bumped up to 3:57 because this sounds a lot like.....
	3:58pm fred: This just cruelly increases my longing for swagmas
	4:00pm geezerette: this reminds me of Survival Research Laboratories... and The Fly.
	4:01pm Scott Williams: @SSS, oh shit sorry about that!! @fred, swagmas is coming really soon, we're pushing it out by the truckload
	4:01pm Scott Williams: @geezerette, me too!
	4:02pm geezerette: !!!:D
	4:02pm northguineahills: Ok, my idea to make curry chicken tacos fell through, the tienda mexicana had no tortillas and the cream only came in bags. So, eating Indian fried chicken, w/ Honduran queso and ghost peppers......
	4:02pm fred: @geezerette: SRL!!! That reminds me of Mondo 2000 days
	4:03pm geezerette: @ Fred, what was Mondo 2000?
	4:04pm Rich in Washington: I thought I remember seeing that SRL was doing some kind of event outside of SF. Or did I imagine it?
	4:06pm geezerette: Rich, pretty sure they're still active so that's possible.
	4:07pm Bas NL: Philip Jeck.. On my wants list now.
	4:07pm fred: @geezerette: old 90's stuff, a bit like Boing Boing, not as fun as The Church of the SubGenius
	4:07pm geezerette: Electronic safari, I like it!!!
	4:09pm geezerette: @Fred, Bob! Slack! I loved that. :)
	4:09pm Rich in Washington: Visiting Survival Research Laboratory's site is weird. It's almost just like it was in the mid-90s, when it was one of the first website's I'd regularly access.
	4:10pm Rich in Washington: Other sites I'd check regularly when I was first online: SCHWA, Church of Subgenius, Snake Oil, Kooks Museum.
	4:11pm geezerette: Violent and funny. Scary funny. Like urban punk monster trucks.
	4:12pm Chris from DC: You could get so lost in the Subgenius site. It was great.
	4:12pm geezerette: and oh yeah, Kooks Museum! That was great too,Rich!
	4:12pm fred: @geezerette: Mondo 2000, like RE-Search, were mags I could only occasionally find here in France at the time. That was pre-internet, so most issues were from years before. Different times (I'm old)
	🧩 4:13pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Fred 3:30 - alas not this time. This is a visit to some of Mrs. relations + big bloated birthday for Rev. No noisemaking. But gotta get some rekkid/book shopping in as well.
	4:14pm geezerette: Chris, it was like seeing an old Mad Magazine for the first time! All those drawings in the margins.
	🧩 4:14pm chris: hi, Scott and folks. happy to finally be tuned in.
	4:15pm The Oscar: @fred LOVE RE/Search! Was just thumbing through the Incredibly Strange Films book for the first time in ages. I still snap up anything from them I don't have at used bookstores.
	4:16pm Rich in Washington: RE/Search was our weird wide web on printed paper. Still have all mine. Also, AMOK Books Dispatches.
	4:17pm Bas NL: (Painfully rubbing repetitive clicky-star finger...)
	4:18pm The Oscar: Speaking of Subgenius, High Weirdness by Mail was such an essential book. By the time I stumbled across a copy in high school most of the addresses were long out-of-date, but it still expanded my mind considerably. First place I ever heard of both Negativland and GG Allin.
	4:19pm Rich in Washington: WOW!
	4:20pm Rich in Washington: I first heard about The Rudy Schwartz Project from HWBM and became a huge fan.
	4:20pm Will from Seattle: i didn't know spacemen 3 covered the nile song
	4:25pm fred: I was into role playing games, and Steve Jackson Games reissued the Principia Discordia. And I was born again and accepted Eris as my personal whatever
	4:25pm coelacanth∅: greetings Scott and others
	🧩 4:27pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Jeezus, all this flash-backery. Still got all my old RE/Search books, plus a bunch from Loompanics... Great stuff.
	🧩 4:28pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Loompanics did a great reprint of the Principia Discordia, classic stuff.
	4:28pm Chris from DC: I always enjoyed the Staalplaat site too.
	4:31pm geezerette: @Fred, I owe you a sort of apology for stupid touristy remarks about Paris. Don't know the city intimately and came to it through the tired old lens of art history; but we sat on a beach at Sete and had an extremely enlightening conversation with an Algerian Au Pair. Also realize that like most established western cities, Paris itself was partly an historic theme park surrounded for many miles by fairly desperate suburbs.
	4:31pm geezerette: Scott, this set! Wow!
	4:33pm Carmichael: Exactly the halfway point! Heya Scotty and crew.
	4:34pm geezerette: you're a little horse?
	4:34pm coelacanth∅: a pony isn't really a little hoarse.
	4:35pm Bas NL: Vocally fried?
	4:36pm geezerette: Coel! Carm! Chris! Howdy, Howdy, Howdy!!!
	4:37pm geezerette: That kid was incredible!
	4:37pm coelacanth∅: aw, Scott the little horse is hoarse. hey there g!
	4:38pm fred: @geezerette: What do you apologize for? You didn't make that. The "desperate suburbs" is where I live, and I wouldn't have it any other way. I guess I could choose otherwise though, which makes me complicit. But I don't think it's a choice by now, I'd so miss the immigrant vibe
	4:38pm kimzilla: Sounds a little Sam Shepardy up in here.
	4:38pm coelacanth∅: i might want to watch that nile song video...though i don't think it's "the heaviest pink floyd song", as some have said.
	4:39pm kimzilla: Wait, I meant Sam Elliot!
	4:40pm The Oscar: OH SHIT IT'S JIMMY!!!
	4:43pm Linda Lee: please tell me where, who. i forget & it's killing me.
	4:44pm Linda Lee: you're lighting up my life Scott! thank you! :-)
	4:44pm digiclam: "My Voice is a little horse galloping lost through the woods" - Daniel Johnston ; My Yoke is Heavy
	4:45pm JakeGould: Hey Scott! How is everybody?
	4:45pm Michael 98145: we're still here ...♫
	4:48pm Linda Lee: now i remember: Jimmy is the alter ego of a famous butch diva. yes?
	4:50pm Jay: Linda: blog.wfmu.org...
	4:50pm coelacanth∅: geez @4.14 (i scrolled up looking for a reference but gave up on that but saw this!) when i was maybe 8-10 my mother brought us to a garage sale and my older brother found a box of mad magazines. i'd never heard of it or anything like it. we split the cost. leaf-raking money so it couldn't have been very much. ($4-5 at most) at least 40 magazines. basically a treasure chest.
	4:51pm fred: @digiclam: A friend will be setting up an exhibition of Daniel Johnston's drawing and stuff from September to November
	4:51pm Linda Lee: OK! i'm right then. thanks Jay! :-)
	4:52pm geezerette: @Fred, there are about 42,000 homeless people within the city of L.A.; an unforgivable tragedy. There are around 100 languages spoken in L.A., we're proud of that. Our older suburbs have been absorbed into the city, beyond which are exurbs. Just wanted to say that I know Paris, like any great city, is as much a brand and a fantasy as it is an actual place.
	4:53pm medson: Hola Scott.
	4:54pm Scott Williams: Hello there, Medson.
	4:55pm fred: @geezerette: Paris is a brand and a fantasy. And actual people live here, thanks for remembering them (I'm not one)
	4:56pm digiclam: @Fred, wow! where will this be?
	4:57pm geezerette: Coel, hope you still have those! Early Whole Earth Catalogues are like the adult version.( I love paper!)
	4:57pm Michael 98145: i confess i still enjoy watching the tour de france finale every year.
	4:58pm coelacanth∅: g - not a single remnant.
	4:59pm Linda Lee: i'm with you, geezerette. wondering: do we love paper because of our associations with certain kinds of printed matter .. or because of its intrinsic qualities?
	5:00pm fred: @digiclam: Médiathèque musicale de Paris, Forum des Halles, 8 Porte Saint Eustache, from September 27 to November 8
	5:00pm Linda Lee: & yes i do own a number of early Whole Earth Catalogues & i love them in part because i loved them in 1972. :-)
	5:02pm Linda Lee: & this is because of the enormous possibilities they pointed to.
	5:02pm coelacanth∅: i like paper too. though i'm thankful for kindles, for all these youngsters who are desensitized to electromagnetic radiation, for the trees it saves, i just wont read a book if that's my only option. i just got 3 books from thriftbooks in the mail yesterday. very happy i found this company, since i'm loath to support amazon.
	5:04pm coelacanth∅: Brian Wilson's influence exposed!
	5:05pm Linda Lee: to hell with amazon, honestly. thing is, of course, if you don't buy new books, it's you or the landfills.
	5:05pm geezerette: Coel, {:c( Linda Lee, intrinsic qualities; tactility,the sound of rustling, scent of print...
	5:06pm coelacanth∅: i just checked myself...the beach boys song came first!
	🧩 5:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: From a designer perspective, (my own POV), paper is far superior to digital because the designer is in absolute control of how content is absorbed. You manage eye-travel, the entry-points, the pace of reading, introduce strategic interruptions & disturbances when useful, etc. But with digital, you give up that power to the reader's fekkin' device, which re-interprets your work in different ways. No control, no quality assurance, design is dead dead dead.
	5:07pm Linda Lee: yes. & scale.
	5:07pm coelacanth∅: g, i must tell you i have no idea what that emoticon means!
	5:08pm Linda Lee: i think it' s just cute as heck.
	5:09pm coelacanth∅: Linda i only buy used books. there's a book i really want but i haven't found it but new; so i wait.
	5:10pm Linda Lee: Rev, this could be why i'm actually repulsed by digital reads :-)
	5:10pm Linda Lee: same here, coel ~ there's plenty to fill the time. :-)
	5:11pm fred: Also, when is digital catching up with that: 2.bp.blogspot.com... (My fave bookshop, I only use Amazon to get references so I can order from that bookshop, and yes, I pay more for that)
	5:12pm Linda Lee: must investigate this queerish german person..
	5:13pm geezerette: @Rev@5:06, Absolutely agree with everything you said.
	5:14pm Passaic River Blues: Classic! <<Klaxons blare>>
	5:14pm geezerette: This set is SO GOOD!!!
	5:15pm Linda Lee: wow. what about that beat, Wally? superb!
	5:16pm Dave cee: Uh, what’s it called again
	5:16pm pp: multi family garage sale is the greatest song ever.
	5:16pm TDK60: Greetings from across the Hudson.
	5:17pm northguineahills: Ha, I have that Land of Loops 7"!
	5:17pm coelacanth∅: well back to work. see y'all. Thanks Scott.
	5:17pm geezerette: Coel @5:07, it's a sideways sadface at loss of Mad Mags.
	5:17pm Linda Lee: land of the loops :-) hey there TDK60!
	5:18pm coelacanth∅: aw g oh okay! yeah wish i had them. tchau
	5:19pm Linda Lee: yes! stereolab. for sure. :-)
	5:19pm andrewb: re 5;06, As a parallel I come from old school "in camera" film fx. When I fist dabbled in cgi, I would refer to it as a world untouched by god.
	5:20pm TDK60: Hi LL!
	5:21pm pp: A fun samples band that has been played exactly once on WFMU is Kitty Kraft. Most of their songs have hoops refs in their titles
	5:21pm Linda Lee: i fell right off the net this morning in the middle of Wake! lost my connection totally. glad it's back.
	5:22pm Linda Lee: but honestly, 'Kitty Kraft'! how can you go wrong?
	5:23pm TDK60: The Glen Jones show is a gas, a unique show.
	🧩 5:23pm Devin B.: That was a truly flabbergasting run of vom-talk yesterday. Not for emetophobes!
	5:23pm fred: @Scott: it's not
	5:27pm Linda Lee: second that recommend for Creamo Coyl. unique & very good show.
	5:27pm Sig: N#mhpiv=10&spf=1532985915026
	5:29pm pp: LL, I goofed - the correct name is Kitty Craft, they have been played a few times. :) fooled by the half-court press
	5:31pm Linda Lee: @pp ~ got the most important part right, though! :-)
	5:31pm Scott Williams: Sig, why are you even posting? what's the point?
	5:33pm Linda Lee: "People" :-)
	5:33pm melinda: Jive Talkin'! This makes my day.
	5:34pm Linda Lee: far superior to the original, if ya ask me.
	5:36pm melinda: Gary always finds great non-English covers
	5:38pm Linda Lee: very tasty astronauts!
	5:39pm Linda Lee: Scott, honestly, i've moved to a new home recently & haven't been awfully happy here ~ til right now. this set is magic. thanks! :-)
	5:40pm Sig: www.google.com...
	5:40pm Cecile: THanks for turning me on to the Krysmopompas single, Scott. It deserves more than 20 views on YouTube: Gesa www.youtube.com... Volker www.youtube.com...
	5:42pm Henry in Hopatcong: A pleasure, Scott. Thanks for another lovely show.
	5:42pm Sig: www.google.com...
	5:44pm Scott Williams: Aww geez, thanks Linda Lee! And thank you Henry! And yer wekkum, Cecile!
	5:44pm Michael 98145: yes, thanks again, Scott W
	5:45pm Linda Lee: lovely. :-)
	5:45pm slugluv1313: hello Scott and everyone! @ Linda Lee -- thanks to my Mom, i have "The Last Whole Earth Catalogue" (cover price: a whopping $5.00!) -- i am guessing precisely because of those POSSIBILITIES . . . my Mom was not exactly an "activist" but she cared deeply about the state of the Universe -- and even though i was only 13 in 1972, i think she understood that i did too . . . .
	5:46pm Linda Lee: brilliant. glad you have it. :-)
	5:48pm Linda Lee: $5.00 was a commitment for sure :-)
	5:48pm TDK60: LL, sorry to hear you're not happy in your new place.
	5:49pm northguineahills: I saw King Kong open for Sterolab in 1996.
	5:50pm Linda Lee: ah well. so it goes. thanks. it's actually a pretty great place ~ just not for me. :-)
	5:50pm northguineahills: at the cafe next door, I had my first taste of alcohol before the show started.
	🧩 5:51pm Rev. Turnip Druid: magnificent sound things, mister boss.
	5:51pm Linda Lee: did you like it, ngh?
	5:52pm TDK60: The only time I got to see Stereolab, our car driver was late picking us up, so we only caught a few songs at their end of their set.
	5:52pm Scott Williams: danke, good Rev!
	5:53pm Linda Lee: time is so funny. in 1996 i'd been off of alcohol for 10 years after a 16 year history. :-D
	🧩 5:54pm chris: thanks for the aural treats today, Scott!
	5:54pm geezerette: Well that went fast! Great show, Scott!
	5:56pm Linda Lee: great sounds for heading into talk of tech dystopia :-D
	5:57pm geezerette: LL, hah!
	5:57pm Scott Williams: Thanks for sharing the treats with me today, folks! Do stay tuned, Mark's got some major tech-dystopia this evening!
	5:57pm common: scott, all. sorry I missed it.
	5:57pm Linda Lee: oh no!! :-D
	🧩 5:58pm chris: must attend a techy meeting during tech dystopia time :( see y'all as soon as i can.
	5:58pm Linda Lee: i do feel like Mr. Bill opening the door for Sluggo before Tech Tonic..
	🧩 5:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Scott. These locusts sound about as hungry as I'm feeling right now.
	5:59pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott! I learned a lot again today!

Scott Williams: Playlist from July 30, 2018

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July 30, 2018: ...but I am afraid of machine guns

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New
Jessamine	(I'm Not Afraid of) Electricity	7"	Silver Apple	1994
David Jackman	Machine Guns "Machine Guns" by "David Jackman"	7"	Die Stadt	2001
FRKSE	Lions To Poach / Marta Kya Na Karta?	Denigration Rapture 7"	Iron Lung			*
Joan of Arc	Tiny Baby "Tiny Baby" by "Joan of Arc"	1984	Joyful Noise			*
Jabladav	Coldest Last Winter "Coldest Last Winter" by "Jabladav"	7"	Jabladav	2010
Kemialliset Ystävät	Lammikko "Lammikko" by "Kemialliset Ystävät"	Pieni Palatsi 7"	Kuusi Pienta Kustantajaa	2002
C. Memi + Neo Matisse	No Chocolate	7"	Bitter Lake	1980
Jack the Rapper	L'Etat "L'Etat" by "Jack the Rapper"	Dutroux Rap 7"	Meeuw Muzak	2004
Lila	Illuminatus "Illuminatus" by "Lila"	7"	Lila	??	Düsseldorf, 198-
Jess King	A Tribute to the Challenger '86	7"	Jewel Records	1986	the answer song to Darling Daughter Dottie's question "who was Christa McAuliffe?"

Dave Phillips	Perception Management	Anechoic Chamber Music: Eternal Now 2018 WFMU Marathon Premium (V/a)
Philip Jeck & Marcus Davidson	Tenderberries Version	Spliced 7"	Touch	2010
Karthala 72	Dans le Coeur Du Feu "Dans le Coeur Du Feu" by "Karthala 72"	7"	Electric Cowbell	2011
Konrad Kraft	Arc 4 "Arc 4" by "Konrad Kraft"	Arctica	Tal Music	1987
HL Vance	Why Haven't We Done This Before?	State Theatre Official Drama	HL Vance	2016
some kid on youtube	The Nile Song
Let's Eat Grandma	Whitewater "Whitewater" by "Let's Eat Grandma"	I'm All Ears	Transgressive			*
Pushy	Blacktop "Blacktop" by "Pushy"	Hard Wish	Who Can You trust			*
David Jackman	Laus "Laus" by "David Jackman"	Laus	Die Stadt	1999

Jimmy	Spin the Bottle "Spin the Bottle" by "Jimmy"	7"	Fatima	1982
Albatrosh	Duvet Day "Duvet Day" by "Albatrosh"	Night Owl	Rune Grammofon	2014
Broadcast	Tunnel View (demo) "Tunnel View (demo)" by "Broadcast"	Hits from the Cloud, v. 4: A Frow Show Treasury of Endangered Audio, 2018 Marathon Premium
Suzuki Junzo	Un Singe en Hiver "Un Singe en Hiver" by "Suzuki Junzo"	The Magus	Plunk's Plan			*
Glenn Jones	Changing Ships on a Falling Tide Part 2	Changing Ships on a Falling Tide 7"	VDSQ	2014
The Escavels	Lonely Sea "Lonely Sea" by "The Escavels"	7" / acetate	Alona's Dream	1965/2012
Seabuckthorn	Inner "Inner" by "Seabuckthorn"	A House With Too Much Fire	Bookmaker			*
Krysmopompas	Volker "Volker" by "Krysmopompas"	Gesa 7"	Avant!	2009
Land of the Loops	Multi-Family Garage Sale	7"	Up Records	1995

King Kong	The Man "The Man" by "King Kong"	Bring it On 7"	Trash flow	1990
Than Naing	People "People" by "Than Naing"	Burma Pop: Bogeda Pop Live 2018 WFMU Marathon Premium			cover: Bee Gees' "Jive Talkin'"
Felix Kubin	Schnitzler "Schnitzler" by "Felix Kubin"	Schnitzler 7"	pop'eclectic	2000	CONrad
Astronauts, Etc.	Visitor "Visitor" by "Astronauts, Etc."	Living in Symbol	Company			*
Anemone	Baby Only You & I "Baby Only You & I" by "Anemone"	Baby Only You & I EP	Luminelle / Fat Possum			*
Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith	Who I Am and Why I Am Where I Am	New Bliss: Ten Transcendental Time Warps from 2017 - Neighbors Noise 2018 WFMU Marathon Premium
John R. Spykes	tr. 6 "tr. 6" by "John R. Spykes"	Monthly Madnezz Vol 2: April 2018	American Tapes	2018
Karl Heinz Schäfer	La Victime (Part 1)	Bob Stanley & Pete Wiggs Present Paris in the Spring (V/a)	Ace	1973

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Listener comments!
	2:31pm Sandy: Hellooooo Scott Williams. I am eating blueberries.
	2:38pm Scott Williams: That's good, Sandy! Fun call-in you did on Gig Talk last week
	3:04pm Bas NL: Wow, that was a unique Price show.. Now for the serious stuff.. hello Scott!
	3:04pm Michael 98145: blueberries are good for one
	3:04pm fred: Good afternoon Scott and all
	3:04pm Scott Williams: Welcome Bas and Michael and Fred! Oh yeah, we're gunna get HEAVY
	3:05pm Michael 98145: just think - if we didn't have electricity, this stream would have to be steam or coal-powered.
	3:06pm melinda: Hi Scott and everyone!
	3:06pm Bas NL: @Micheal Broadband steam.. Oh yeah!
	🧩 3:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I have zero bloo-breeze.
	🧩 3:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also. hello.
	3:07pm Bas NL: I'd be out of a job though.. electronics engineer..
	3:08pm Scott Williams: Happy to see you, Melinda and Rev!
	3:09pm Michael 98145: i think some of that dark energy make the playlist freeze up during Joe B's program this morning.
	3:10pm geezerette: Electric Blueberries in space... and howdy!
	🧩 3:11pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ah! I just took delivery of this Jackman single last month. It really lights up a room...
	3:11pm Sig: Hæ
	3:12pm Chris from DC: Ack, I missed Jessamine.
	3:12pm fred: @Bas: I'd have it worse: I say I'm a software developer. That would totally blow my cover and expose me as analytical philosopher. Talk about useless
	3:15pm Cooh John: I am heading for cover.
	3:15pm Bas NL: @fred I think the first software developers wouldn't call it such to their friends.. they'd thought it would lead them to think it had to do with underwear and such..
	3:16pm geezerette: Talk about useless, I'm an artist. We're useless even with electricity.
	🧩 3:17pm Rev. Turnip Druid: if the "useless careers club" will kindly recognize a print-magazine art director...?
	3:18pm SeanG: Hi Folks! :-)
	3:18pm fred: @Bas: They had friends??? At least we solved that issue
	3:19pm Patrick Hambrecht: This Joan of Arc song is really good!
	3:19pm Bas NL: Hey, geezerette, are you any good? With electronics peeps they mostly don't live to tell :)
	3:20pm Michael 98145: @fred, :)
	3:20pm fred: @RTD: sure, especially one who work with soon to be extinct puffins
	3:20pm The Oscar: @Rev Hey, when the net goes belly-up, folks'll be forced to retreat back to print! It's why I'm thankful to hang onto my hilariously archaic title of "Underground Newspaper Editor."
	3:21pm Michael 98145: where -is- the underground these day ?
	🧩 3:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Scott and listening body. I am highly motivated to see what develops today.
	3:22pm Bas NL: @fred.. Yes, and thick rimmed glasses and oiled hair...
	3:22pm geezerette: Rev, you win! Although new magazines are probably being born somewhere in Brooklyn as we type...
	3:23pm fred: @Michael 98145: I actually work underground, two floors beneath a fountain
	🧩 3:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Speaking of Hyde Park, what crucial London book & record stores must an eager root-vegetable-clergyman visit? Making obsessive lists now.
	3:24pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Do "Zines" still exist. I saw Maximum Rock N Roll at Talking Leaves on Elmwood in Buffalo last year...is that one any good? Is it a real Zine?
	3:25pm Chris from DC: Yeah, Neil, there's actually a very popular zine fest down here every year.
	3:25pm fred: @Bas: Then again, Ada Lovelace was first
	3:26pm Sig: “Il n’y a qu’un bonheur dans la vie, c’est d’aimer et d’être aimé.” – George Sand
	3:26pm Bas NL: @fred nod
	3:27pm geezerette: @Bas, I'm told I'm good. So I'm not thoroughly ashamed, :D
	3:30pm Passaic River Blues: Love this.
	3:30pm fred: @RTD: Any chance that London trip could include a southern waste of time to Paris?
	3:31pm Michael 98145: vocals processed thru an accordian
	3:31pm Bas NL: @geezerette Now we're all curious... anything online?
	🧩 3:32pm Devin B.: @Fred: Got suggestions for record stores in Paris? I'm gonna be there for a couple days in September. Soufle Continu is on my list. Where else should I go?
	3:33pm Chris from DC: Just...wow
	3:33pm geezerette: @Bas, just drawings , click avatar. By no means representative.
	3:37pm Bas NL: Great energy geezerette. Do post some more!
	3:37pm geezerette: Thanks, Bas. :)
	3:38pm geezerette: Although, easy subject!
	3:39pm Bas NL: Nothing easy about capturing lightning! :)
	3:40pm fred: @Devin B: That's the place to go. If you're into hardcore and punk, Macario could be an option, he has a store at Cirque Electrique sometimes (if you're into that, maybe I could arrange for you guys to meet). Contact me a week or so before you drop by, and I'll send you a list of interesting things going on (not compiled by me)
	🧩 3:40pm Devin B.: Sounds great, Fred! Thanks!
	3:42pm Rob (Jerzcity): love it! history questions answered through song!
	3:42pm Rich in Washington: Oh god! I love records like this!
	3:42pm The Oscar: Whooooaaaa.
	3:42pm warren oates: Too soon...
	3:42pm Rob (Jerzcity): What happened to the Edmund Fitzgerald?
	3:42pm geezerette: Bas, you're too kind.
	3:43pm The Oscar: Sounds like Henry Gibson's character from Nashville.
	3:43pm Chris from DC: Waving a lighter in my office.
	3:44pm Cooh John: Thinking of this disaster earlier today.
	3:44pm fred: @Devin: Sadly, I don't think Instants Chavirés will be open in September (they're broke, even more than usual)
	3:45pm geezerette: Great set!
	3:45pm steveo: how can i clickystar this set break?
	3:46pm Bas NL: Amazing set.. and all 45's too?
	3:46pm fred: @Devin: just out of the blue, you're not in Paris for ISMIR, are you?
	3:47pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Steveo-you can click the entire show by clicking by the star for the date above "Now Playing "at the date.
	3:47pm Passaic River Blues: @Devin B: my info is hopelessly out of date, but there used to be a bunch of stores on Rue Keller just west of the Bastille and La Marais. I went to a store on that street a few times back in '03 that I think eventually became Born Bad Records. It was where I first picked up one of the Ethiopiques series (volume 4, a banger). Nevertheless, research the street to see if any of the vinyl shops are still around.
	3:48pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): @Michael 3:09: Database server on host failed and was unavailable for a few minutes
	🧩 3:48pm Devin B.: @Fred: Nope - just visiting friends for a couple days. Looks amazing! @PRB: Thanks!!
	3:49pm northguineahills: Q: What were Christa McAuliffe's last words to her husband? A: You feed the kids - I'll feed the fish.
	3:50pm Henry in Hopatcong: Hello Scott!
	3:52pm Lixiviated Life: oh... good because I thought the zombie apocalypse was scheduled for 6:00 PM
	3:52pm northguineahills: We had so many of those jokes in elementary school. I saw it the resultant smoke cloud. It was 26F/-3C at 10am, and my field trip was to see the Pinocchio play in downtown Jax. When my mother told us what happened, there was a sideshow bob cloud to the SSE.
	3:55pm geezerette: O-rings and Feynman. www.richardfeynman.com
	3:56pm SSS: I am running a machine tool, listening to WFMU thru buds...your gnat almost made me ...well, you know
	3:57pm Lixiviated Life: wait... has the zombie apocalypse been bumped up to 3:57 because this sounds a lot like.....
	3:58pm fred: This just cruelly increases my longing for swagmas
	4:00pm geezerette: this reminds me of Survival Research Laboratories... and The Fly.
	4:01pm Scott Williams: @SSS, oh shit sorry about that!! @fred, swagmas is coming really soon, we're pushing it out by the truckload
	4:01pm Scott Williams: @geezerette, me too!
	4:02pm geezerette: !!!:D
	4:02pm northguineahills: Ok, my idea to make curry chicken tacos fell through, the tienda mexicana had no tortillas and the cream only came in bags. So, eating Indian fried chicken, w/ Honduran queso and ghost peppers......
	4:02pm fred: @geezerette: SRL!!! That reminds me of Mondo 2000 days
	4:03pm geezerette: @ Fred, what was Mondo 2000?
	4:04pm Rich in Washington: I thought I remember seeing that SRL was doing some kind of event outside of SF. Or did I imagine it?
	4:06pm geezerette: Rich, pretty sure they're still active so that's possible.
	4:07pm Bas NL: Philip Jeck.. On my wants list now.
	4:07pm fred: @geezerette: old 90's stuff, a bit like Boing Boing, not as fun as The Church of the SubGenius
	4:07pm geezerette: Electronic safari, I like it!!!
	4:09pm geezerette: @Fred, Bob! Slack! I loved that. :)
	4:09pm Rich in Washington: Visiting Survival Research Laboratory's site is weird. It's almost just like it was in the mid-90s, when it was one of the first website's I'd regularly access.
	4:10pm Rich in Washington: Other sites I'd check regularly when I was first online: SCHWA, Church of Subgenius, Snake Oil, Kooks Museum.
	4:11pm geezerette: Violent and funny. Scary funny. Like urban punk monster trucks.
	4:12pm Chris from DC: You could get so lost in the Subgenius site. It was great.
	4:12pm geezerette: and oh yeah, Kooks Museum! That was great too,Rich!
	4:12pm fred: @geezerette: Mondo 2000, like RE-Search, were mags I could only occasionally find here in France at the time. That was pre-internet, so most issues were from years before. Different times (I'm old)
	🧩 4:13pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Fred 3:30 - alas not this time. This is a visit to some of Mrs. relations + big bloated birthday for Rev. No noisemaking. But gotta get some rekkid/book shopping in as well.
	4:14pm geezerette: Chris, it was like seeing an old Mad Magazine for the first time! All those drawings in the margins.
	🧩 4:14pm chris: hi, Scott and folks. happy to finally be tuned in.
	4:15pm The Oscar: @fred LOVE RE/Search! Was just thumbing through the Incredibly Strange Films book for the first time in ages. I still snap up anything from them I don't have at used bookstores.
	4:16pm Rich in Washington: RE/Search was our weird wide web on printed paper. Still have all mine. Also, AMOK Books Dispatches.
	4:17pm Bas NL: (Painfully rubbing repetitive clicky-star finger...)
	4:18pm The Oscar: Speaking of Subgenius, High Weirdness by Mail was such an essential book. By the time I stumbled across a copy in high school most of the addresses were long out-of-date, but it still expanded my mind considerably. First place I ever heard of both Negativland and GG Allin.
	4:19pm Rich in Washington: WOW!
	4:20pm Rich in Washington: I first heard about The Rudy Schwartz Project from HWBM and became a huge fan.
	4:20pm Will from Seattle: i didn't know spacemen 3 covered the nile song
	4:25pm fred: I was into role playing games, and Steve Jackson Games reissued the Principia Discordia. And I was born again and accepted Eris as my personal whatever
	4:25pm coelacanth∅: greetings Scott and others
	🧩 4:27pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Jeezus, all this flash-backery. Still got all my old RE/Search books, plus a bunch from Loompanics... Great stuff.
	🧩 4:28pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Loompanics did a great reprint of the Principia Discordia, classic stuff.
	4:28pm Chris from DC: I always enjoyed the Staalplaat site too.
	4:31pm geezerette: @Fred, I owe you a sort of apology for stupid touristy remarks about Paris. Don't know the city intimately and came to it through the tired old lens of art history; but we sat on a beach at Sete and had an extremely enlightening conversation with an Algerian Au Pair. Also realize that like most established western cities, Paris itself was partly an historic theme park surrounded for many miles by fairly desperate suburbs.
	4:31pm geezerette: Scott, this set! Wow!
	4:33pm Carmichael: Exactly the halfway point! Heya Scotty and crew.
	4:34pm geezerette: you're a little horse?
	4:34pm coelacanth∅: a pony isn't really a little hoarse.
	4:35pm Bas NL: Vocally fried?
	4:36pm geezerette: Coel! Carm! Chris! Howdy, Howdy, Howdy!!!
	4:37pm geezerette: That kid was incredible!
	4:37pm coelacanth∅: aw, Scott the little horse is hoarse. hey there g!
	4:38pm fred: @geezerette: What do you apologize for? You didn't make that. The "desperate suburbs" is where I live, and I wouldn't have it any other way. I guess I could choose otherwise though, which makes me complicit. But I don't think it's a choice by now, I'd so miss the immigrant vibe
	4:38pm kimzilla: Sounds a little Sam Shepardy up in here.
	4:38pm coelacanth∅: i might want to watch that nile song video...though i don't think it's "the heaviest pink floyd song", as some have said.
	4:39pm kimzilla: Wait, I meant Sam Elliot!
	4:40pm The Oscar: OH SHIT IT'S JIMMY!!!
	4:43pm Linda Lee: please tell me where, who. i forget & it's killing me.
	4:44pm Linda Lee: you're lighting up my life Scott! thank you! :-)
	4:44pm digiclam: "My Voice is a little horse galloping lost through the woods" - Daniel Johnston ; My Yoke is Heavy
	4:45pm JakeGould: Hey Scott! How is everybody?
	4:45pm Michael 98145: we're still here ...♫
	4:48pm Linda Lee: now i remember: Jimmy is the alter ego of a famous butch diva. yes?
	4:50pm Jay: Linda: blog.wfmu.org...
	4:50pm coelacanth∅: geez @4.14 (i scrolled up looking for a reference but gave up on that but saw this!) when i was maybe 8-10 my mother brought us to a garage sale and my older brother found a box of mad magazines. i'd never heard of it or anything like it. we split the cost. leaf-raking money so it couldn't have been very much. ($4-5 at most) at least 40 magazines. basically a treasure chest.
	4:51pm fred: @digiclam: A friend will be setting up an exhibition of Daniel Johnston's drawing and stuff from September to November
	4:51pm Linda Lee: OK! i'm right then. thanks Jay! :-)
	4:52pm geezerette: @Fred, there are about 42,000 homeless people within the city of L.A.; an unforgivable tragedy. There are around 100 languages spoken in L.A., we're proud of that. Our older suburbs have been absorbed into the city, beyond which are exurbs. Just wanted to say that I know Paris, like any great city, is as much a brand and a fantasy as it is an actual place.
	4:53pm medson: Hola Scott.
	4:54pm Scott Williams: Hello there, Medson.
	4:55pm fred: @geezerette: Paris is a brand and a fantasy. And actual people live here, thanks for remembering them (I'm not one)
	4:56pm digiclam: @Fred, wow! where will this be?
	4:57pm geezerette: Coel, hope you still have those! Early Whole Earth Catalogues are like the adult version.( I love paper!)
	4:57pm Michael 98145: i confess i still enjoy watching the tour de france finale every year.
	4:58pm coelacanth∅: g - not a single remnant.
	4:59pm Linda Lee: i'm with you, geezerette. wondering: do we love paper because of our associations with certain kinds of printed matter .. or because of its intrinsic qualities?
	5:00pm fred: @digiclam: Médiathèque musicale de Paris, Forum des Halles, 8 Porte Saint Eustache, from September 27 to November 8
	5:00pm Linda Lee: & yes i do own a number of early Whole Earth Catalogues & i love them in part because i loved them in 1972. :-)
	5:02pm Linda Lee: & this is because of the enormous possibilities they pointed to.
	5:02pm coelacanth∅: i like paper too. though i'm thankful for kindles, for all these youngsters who are desensitized to electromagnetic radiation, for the trees it saves, i just wont read a book if that's my only option. i just got 3 books from thriftbooks in the mail yesterday. very happy i found this company, since i'm loath to support amazon.
	5:04pm coelacanth∅: Brian Wilson's influence exposed!
	5:05pm Linda Lee: to hell with amazon, honestly. thing is, of course, if you don't buy new books, it's you or the landfills.
	5:05pm geezerette: Coel, {:c( Linda Lee, intrinsic qualities; tactility,the sound of rustling, scent of print...
	5:06pm coelacanth∅: i just checked myself...the beach boys song came first!
	🧩 5:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: From a designer perspective, (my own POV), paper is far superior to digital because the designer is in absolute control of how content is absorbed. You manage eye-travel, the entry-points, the pace of reading, introduce strategic interruptions & disturbances when useful, etc. But with digital, you give up that power to the reader's fekkin' device, which re-interprets your work in different ways. No control, no quality assurance, design is dead dead dead.
	5:07pm Linda Lee: yes. & scale.
	5:07pm coelacanth∅: g, i must tell you i have no idea what that emoticon means!
	5:08pm Linda Lee: i think it' s just cute as heck.
	5:09pm coelacanth∅: Linda i only buy used books. there's a book i really want but i haven't found it but new; so i wait.
	5:10pm Linda Lee: Rev, this could be why i'm actually repulsed by digital reads :-)
	5:10pm Linda Lee: same here, coel ~ there's plenty to fill the time. :-)
	5:11pm fred: Also, when is digital catching up with that: 2.bp.blogspot.com... (My fave bookshop, I only use Amazon to get references so I can order from that bookshop, and yes, I pay more for that)
	5:12pm Linda Lee: must investigate this queerish german person..
	5:13pm geezerette: @Rev@5:06, Absolutely agree with everything you said.
	5:14pm Passaic River Blues: Classic! <<Klaxons blare>>
	5:14pm geezerette: This set is SO GOOD!!!
	5:15pm Linda Lee: wow. what about that beat, Wally? superb!
	5:16pm Dave cee: Uh, what’s it called again
	5:16pm pp: multi family garage sale is the greatest song ever.
	5:16pm TDK60: Greetings from across the Hudson.
	5:17pm northguineahills: Ha, I have that Land of Loops 7"!
	5:17pm coelacanth∅: well back to work. see y'all. Thanks Scott.
	5:17pm geezerette: Coel @5:07, it's a sideways sadface at loss of Mad Mags.
	5:17pm Linda Lee: land of the loops :-) hey there TDK60!
	5:18pm coelacanth∅: aw g oh okay! yeah wish i had them. tchau
	5:19pm Linda Lee: yes! stereolab. for sure. :-)
	5:19pm andrewb: re 5;06, As a parallel I come from old school "in camera" film fx. When I fist dabbled in cgi, I would refer to it as a world untouched by god.
	5:20pm TDK60: Hi LL!
	5:21pm pp: A fun samples band that has been played exactly once on WFMU is Kitty Kraft. Most of their songs have hoops refs in their titles
	5:21pm Linda Lee: i fell right off the net this morning in the middle of Wake! lost my connection totally. glad it's back.
	5:22pm Linda Lee: but honestly, 'Kitty Kraft'! how can you go wrong?
	5:23pm TDK60: The Glen Jones show is a gas, a unique show.
	🧩 5:23pm Devin B.: That was a truly flabbergasting run of vom-talk yesterday. Not for emetophobes!
	5:23pm fred: @Scott: it's not
	5:27pm Linda Lee: second that recommend for Creamo Coyl. unique & very good show.
	5:27pm Sig: N#mhpiv=10&spf=1532985915026
	5:29pm pp: LL, I goofed - the correct name is Kitty Craft, they have been played a few times. :) fooled by the half-court press
	5:31pm Linda Lee: @pp ~ got the most important part right, though! :-)
	5:31pm Scott Williams: Sig, why are you even posting? what's the point?
	5:33pm Linda Lee: "People" :-)
	5:33pm melinda: Jive Talkin'! This makes my day.
	5:34pm Linda Lee: far superior to the original, if ya ask me.
	5:36pm melinda: Gary always finds great non-English covers
	5:38pm Linda Lee: very tasty astronauts!
	5:39pm Linda Lee: Scott, honestly, i've moved to a new home recently & haven't been awfully happy here ~ til right now. this set is magic. thanks! :-)
	5:40pm Sig: www.google.com...
	5:40pm Cecile: THanks for turning me on to the Krysmopompas single, Scott. It deserves more than 20 views on YouTube: Gesa www.youtube.com... Volker www.youtube.com...
	5:42pm Henry in Hopatcong: A pleasure, Scott. Thanks for another lovely show.
	5:42pm Sig: www.google.com...
	5:44pm Scott Williams: Aww geez, thanks Linda Lee! And thank you Henry! And yer wekkum, Cecile!
	5:44pm Michael 98145: yes, thanks again, Scott W
	5:45pm Linda Lee: lovely. :-)
	5:45pm slugluv1313: hello Scott and everyone! @ Linda Lee -- thanks to my Mom, i have "The Last Whole Earth Catalogue" (cover price: a whopping $5.00!) -- i am guessing precisely because of those POSSIBILITIES . . . my Mom was not exactly an "activist" but she cared deeply about the state of the Universe -- and even though i was only 13 in 1972, i think she understood that i did too . . . .
	5:46pm Linda Lee: brilliant. glad you have it. :-)
	5:48pm Linda Lee: $5.00 was a commitment for sure :-)
	5:48pm TDK60: LL, sorry to hear you're not happy in your new place.
	5:49pm northguineahills: I saw King Kong open for Sterolab in 1996.
	5:50pm Linda Lee: ah well. so it goes. thanks. it's actually a pretty great place ~ just not for me. :-)
	5:50pm northguineahills: at the cafe next door, I had my first taste of alcohol before the show started.
	🧩 5:51pm Rev. Turnip Druid: magnificent sound things, mister boss.
	5:51pm Linda Lee: did you like it, ngh?
	5:52pm TDK60: The only time I got to see Stereolab, our car driver was late picking us up, so we only caught a few songs at their end of their set.
	5:52pm Scott Williams: danke, good Rev!
	5:53pm Linda Lee: time is so funny. in 1996 i'd been off of alcohol for 10 years after a 16 year history. :-D
	🧩 5:54pm chris: thanks for the aural treats today, Scott!
	5:54pm geezerette: Well that went fast! Great show, Scott!
	5:56pm Linda Lee: great sounds for heading into talk of tech dystopia :-D
	5:57pm geezerette: LL, hah!
	5:57pm Scott Williams: Thanks for sharing the treats with me today, folks! Do stay tuned, Mark's got some major tech-dystopia this evening!
	5:57pm common: scott, all. sorry I missed it.
	5:57pm Linda Lee: oh no!! :-D
	🧩 5:58pm chris: must attend a techy meeting during tech dystopia time :( see y'all as soon as i can.
	5:58pm Linda Lee: i do feel like Mr. Bill opening the door for Sluggo before Tech Tonic..
	🧩 5:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Scott. These locusts sound about as hungry as I'm feeling right now.
	5:59pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott! I learned a lot again today!

Scott Williams: Playlist from July 30, 2018

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