WFMU: Friendly Persuasion with Otis Fodder: Playlist from February 22, 2019

Listener comments!
	3:00pm Otis Fodder: I just woke up. I have coffee.
	3:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Otis!
	3:01pm Rich in Washington: I have too much coffee!
	3:01pm Mr Fab: Yo Otis. this is NUTS.
	3:02pm Rich in Washington: This is groovy, Otis!
	3:02pm Webhamster Henry: I'm going to sell a VW after hearing this tune.
	3:02pm Webhamster Henry: I hope you do a little Industrials set - including my 356 days contribution!
	3:03pm Mr Fab: Ah, see the Marathon banner up top the playlist? Just appeared.
	3:03pm Rich in Washington: WHAT THE...?!
	3:03pm Mr Fab: I humbly apologize.
	3:03pm Otis Fodder: I could and should do a whole Industrials show with all the submissions collected here from friends, like you Henry!
	3:04pm Webhamster Henry: Yes, the Pre-marathon mailing is out - so if you want to get in early or are a swag-for-lifer, you can keep track of the Marathon!
	3:05pm Webhamster Henry: I think due to the great purge of 2010, I'm down to maybe 3 Industrials now. Unless there's a box of LPs I'm unaware of somewhere.
	3:05pm Webhamster Henry: But, chat list friends, there are plenty of industrial tracks still available from Beware Of The Blog!
	3:06pm Otis Fodder: Just received the physical marathon printout in the mail today. Now need to pledge myself and get that new T-Shirt!
	3:07pm Mr Fab: Oh, it's "I'm a Mechanical Man," didn't recognize it.
	3:07pm chresti: Hi Friendly persuaders and Otis!
	3:07pm Otis Fodder: Henry is so correct, search out Industrial Musicals on the blobby blog.
	3:08pm Otis Fodder: I can't even get my dates correct. Coffee!
	3:09pm chresti: Coffee came with Uncle Michael's show, in the comments
	3:10pm Rich in Washington: I like plethora.
	3:10pm Webhamster Henry: Yeah I got caffeined out from Uncle Micheal, went to Wales with Georgy Girl.
	3:11pm Mr Fab: is it "PLETH-ora"? Cuz the "Faster Pussycat Kill Kill" announcer pronouncer sez "ple-THOR-ah."
	3:13pm Otis Fodder: I believe it is PLETH, I always fall over to PLE.
	3:14pm Jan Turkenburg: No, you're not alone, there, Otis....
	3:14pm Germaine: Hi!! I'm listenin' also, I was curious: "pot-pourri, 1610s, "mixed meats served in a stew," from French pot pourri "stew," literally "rotten pot" "
	3:15pm Rich in Washington: @Webmaster Henry: the coffee talk at UM's show was what prompted me to crank out some really strong coffee today.
	3:15pm Rich in Washington: OMG, Otis! This is fantastic!
	3:15pm Otis Fodder: Hi Germ! Ha, rotten pot!
	3:17pm Don-O: Ah, I JUST missed the Knives & Spoons. Looks like I'll have to listen to that part later.
	3:17pm Rich in Washington: I had read about something like that recently - that stews were derived from a custom of having this pot at a constant simmer over a fire for many days on end, with things constantly being added to them as it's being eaten over time.
	3:18pm chresti: Great- High school cafeteria band This one too!
	3:18pm Rich in Washington: I used to sort of cook/eat like that when I was a bachelor - only putting the pot in the fridge when not actively eating/cooking it.
	3:20pm Mr Fab: Yo Don-O, i think the Rhapsody for Knives, Forks and Spoons was posted as part of Otis' 365 Project, so hopefully the link is still good.
	3:20pm chresti: We still eat like that. Pots stay in the fridge for months.
	3:20pm Otis Fodder: @Rich - That is my scene these days. Bachelor life, cooking for one.
	3:21pm Mr Fab: as of recent years, Marlin Wallace aka The Corrilions was still recording. Was in correspondence with his assistant, who sent me some CDs for my old blog.
	3:21pm Domenic: This is wonderful
	3:21pm Don-O: Thanks for the tip, Mr Fab. I'll have to look it when todays Sheena-thon is over.
	3:25pm Don-O: I'm taking a break with this show as I JUST got Dr. Demento's Covered In Punk and the latest Firesign Theater "boxless" set within the last 2 days. Both a total 9 hours of "stuff" to pile through.
	3:25pm AdamOooh: Oh first time hearing this, lovely....RIP JJ
	3:25pm Domenic: Pat Prilly a pseudonym? The style sounds very familiar
	3:25pm Don-O: Dana!!
	3:26pm Otis Fodder: Pat Prilly = Jean Jacques Perrey
	3:27pm Jan Turkenburg: Duggy approves
	3:27pm Mr Fab: Wowzers, had no idea this Raymond Scott Songbook thing existed. Must get.
	3:27pm Don-O: Oooooh, this is beautiful from Downtown Vegas!!!!!!
	3:28pm Mr Fab: yeah Don-O that Dr. Demento's Covered In Punk is all kinds o' wonderful.
	3:29pm Domenic: I can tell who these artists are by just listening now. Don't need a playlist. No hope for me now ;')
	3:30pm Don-O: Jimmy Dynamite was a screeching thing of beauty!!
	3:34pm Mr Fab: There will be a quiz at the end of the show
	3:39pm Webhamster Henry: @Don-O : Don't forget to bump your shoes!
	3:46pm Mr Fab: gadzooks, the Raymond Scott Songbook set is selling for a whopping $62 on Amazon. Any American labels want to pick this one up, pretty pleeze?
	3:49pm Don-O: That FT "boxless set" covers their live output from 1979 to 1982 and is 7 hours long. Only on Bandcamp. While i was picking up the Dr. D Punk set at the local record store, I told the cashier about the set, he was very happy! Then I told him you can only get it as a download, he became unhappy.
	3:50pm Otis Fodder: @Don-O - Vegas Show on YouTube for you, www.youtube.com...
	3:51pm Don-O: Oh! Thanks Otis! Bookmarked for future Vegas use.
	3:52pm Don-O: Per-taining Ta!
	3:53pm AdamOooh: Mr. Fab, I have been holding off on that set despite being a small part of it. I can say that it was an interesting project in that all the artists seem to have been funded well enough to pay for studio musicians and al, not sure whether there was financial backing from an actual label, but the high price is probably an honest one considering the limited market for such a product.
	3:56pm Otis Fodder: @Fab - AdamOooh played Alto Sax on a Kid Koala cut on the 2-CD Scott comp. It's a crazy labor-of-love deluxe package.
	3:57pm Otis Fodder: I find J&H is soothing, with eyes closed. Pertaining to, AMSR.
	3:57pm Mr Fab: Oh, i don't deny it's worth every penny. But if it is a Japanese release, those import costs drive up the price. Some American distribution would help alleviate a bit of that. Otis played that track couple weeks ago, great stuff AdamOooh!
	3:57pm Don-O: TA!
	4:05pm Don-O: Is he done?
	4:05pm Otis Fodder: He is done, taking a nap.
	4:07pm Don-O: I hope he doesn't talk in his sleep and set up another tour....or something.
	4:10pm Mr Fab: I wonder if he's still waiting for a "respond." Pertaining to, Otis just playing his tape.
	4:16pm Mr Fab: Oh man, i had this flexi from Grand Royal magazine! Holy cannoli, I forgot all about this, Hope I still have it.
	4:17pm Don-O: One hell of a magazine. I think I still have the Moog issue.
	4:18pm Don-O: I'm still laughing at "My Daughter The Broad" album title.
	4:18pm Otis Fodder: I want the issues again, had them all in the 1990s. Moving and purging. Kept this flexi though, love it so much.
	4:18pm Mr Fab: I think I still have most of the issues. Was just flipping thru that new massive ($50) Beastie Boys autobiography. Looks pretty essential.
	4:20pm Otis Fodder: Picked up the BB Book, so very good.
	4:23pm Mr Fab: Mike D lives here in LA now - is into surfing and wine! He even worked as a sommelier at a Hollywood restaurant recently. From giant Budweiser inflatables on stage, to being a wine expert...
	4:24pm Otis Fodder: Love it! Send some of that sunshine to Montreal please.
	4:28pm chresti: My landlady did some photo shoots with the Beasties, back in the day
	4:28pm Mr Fab: Moogs AND steel drums?!?
	4:29pm chresti: steel drums and moogs go with everything
	4:30pm Otis Fodder: Steel Drums, Moogs, and Beasties go together!
	4:31pm chresti: Exactly!
	4:32pm chresti: I never watched Baretta-did he have a parrot?
	4:32pm Domenic: yup
	4:33pm Otis Fodder: @Domenic - I still have on my to-do list, the rip of Werner. :)
	4:34pm Germaine: This right now....very pretty!
	4:34pm Otis Fodder: Love this soundtrack, "Follow Me". Loads of pretty on it.
	4:34pm Mr Fab: "Steel Drums, Moogs, and Beasties go together" - ok, now I want a mash-up!
	4:35pm chresti: Enjoying this set:)
	4:36pm Mr Fab: excellent track, but still a bit disappointed that "Strip Poker at Caesar's Palace" was an instrumental. Would love to hear some lounge crooner have a go at that topic
	4:37pm Otis Fodder: @Fab - If only there was an alternate version!
	4:38pm Otis Fodder: @chresti - This set is the type of sounds I listen to while working almost daily.
	4:43pm Domenic: THAT David Whitaker track was nice. And its on YouTube!
	4:44pm Rich in Washington: i get Skitch Henderson mixed up with Sketch Erickson all the time.
	4:49pm Mr Fab: I just clicky-starred this Pierre Henry song, and it sez 5 other ppl did already. Do you know what's your most "starred" song, Otis?
	4:50pm chresti: @Otis same here, instrumental, spacey stuff
	4:50pm Otis Fodder: I need to star more selections. I hope it's Mrs Miller or J&H Productions. Ha!
	4:51pm Martinibomb: Listening from the Hospital! Had to take my gal in. Sometimes this wifi cell stuff rocks. Blutooth headset
	4:52pm Martinibomb: I got GGs CDRs off to Wfmu tho. Should be there moMond
	4:52pm Mr Fab: Yo M-Bomb! Hope yr lady's ok?
	4:53pm Martinibomb: @fab don't know. She's having some pain so they wanted her to come in.
	4:54pm Otis Fodder: Hope all is well at the hospital MB. I need to mail my CDR off, tomorrow morning and will do a 1-2 day and just make it. Whew, deadline.
	4:56pm Martinibomb: I like.ghostbox! Love belbury
	4:59pm Otis Fodder: MB - Yes! I was thinking of you actually when I pulled out 2 Ghost Box 7" singles as only a few friends I know are into Ghost Box. Want to play a bunch more on the show, introduce to others. Amazing label. I also pulled out a John Foxx 7" that was included with Electronic Sound Mag (a mag I know you are a fan of too!)
	5:00pm Martinibomb: Iyer cutting a wide path by the look of yer playlist. Haven't heard this track Analysis really good
	5:01pm Otis Fodder: Analysis - Just one single. By the guys who went on to become Oppenheimer Analysis.
	5:02pm Martinibomb: Don't know much about them ... New to my ears
	5:02pm Germaine: This is so great, too!
	5:03pm Otis Fodder: @MB - Oh, I just found out about Oppenheimer Analysis as they were comped, like 2 years ago. Found the Analysis single that same year, in 2017 at a record fair. Really new here too.
	5:04pm Martinibomb: Wow nice coincidence love it when that happens. What are the chances
	5:05pm Martinibomb: I think my Buddy Solenoid is coming over tomorrow to play records for everyone hell no doubt have some good elrcyronel stuff
	5:06pm Otis Fodder: Seems like that's how I continually find music. Chance encounters, stumbling on something after being turned on by someone else or finding in the wild ... and exploring.
	5:06pm Martinibomb: Geez typing on a phone sux
	5:07pm Mr Fab: yeah, and i keep thinking, ok NOW I've heard everything...
	5:07pm Martinibomb: That's how I am too I like the randomness
	5:08pm Martinibomb: The more I hear the more I realize I don't know anything hahaha
	5:08pm Mr Fab: I remember early '90s, i had like 12 Moog albums, and thought: well, that's probly all of them..
	5:09pm Otis Fodder: Ha, sooo many moog albums thank gawd!
	5:10pm grantbob: Whatever they have done to Gary Numan here... I really like it.
	5:11pm Martinibomb: Jebus Viv keeps knocking out new Dr airlines it seems like every day I get a Bandcamp email.
	5:12pm Otis Fodder: @MB - Delivery of material like a cross between R Stevie Moore and Jandek.
	5:13pm Otis Fodder: @grantbob - so true, it was sort of like Numan's Films!
	5:13pm Martinibomb: They are very busy. Not sure how they do it. Kinda impressed
	5:14pm Otis Fodder: @MB - I know, I average a release every 2 years at best, normally every 4-5 years. Priorities and inspiration. I get sidetracked by naps, often.
	5:17pm Martinibomb: Is ghostbox putting new stuff out? Feel like it's been awhile did they go under,?
	5:18pm Otis Fodder: New Pye Corner Audio LP was just released, slower stream, but still ongoing and steady.
	5:18pm Mr Fab: I used to be prolific, til I got a kid. And a radio station.
	5:19pm Martinibomb: @fab my brother used to do music with me all the time until he had a kid. Just no time for it anymore
	5:20pm Otis Fodder: @Fab - That's it, family/life x time.
	5:22pm Martinibomb: @fab just stop sleeping and work at minig problem solved haha
	5:22pm Martinibomb: Night... Ug phone
	5:23pm chresti: I love that i hear something I've never heard before (and love) every time I listen to WFMU
	5:24pm grantbob: Claypool Lennon Delirium is some good stuff...
	5:24pm Martinibomb: Some of my friends do work that way. They do business during day family time from 5-10p. Then real work when everyone is asleep
	5:28pm Martinibomb: My friend does music videos for Lennon claypool
	5:28pm Mr Fab: shh, don't tell anyone, but i do alot of radio station business whilst at work.
	5:28pm Martinibomb: Webster Colcord pretty great stopmo animator
	5:29pm chresti: Kids grow up before you know it
	5:29pm Martinibomb: @fab I figured that's what you were doing. :-)
	5:30pm Martinibomb: You have kids Chresti?
	5:34pm Martinibomb: Rita Mitsouko is kickin
	5:38pm Germaine: You were mentioning earlier in this comments/chat thing about stumbling upon music. Your show is trip-wire for me!
	5:39pm Don-O: Sorry, but I'm still laughing about that "My Daughter The Broad" title.
	5:39pm Martinibomb: Haven't heard Discovery Workshop this is killer
	5:42pm chresti: Yes, MB, he's 31.
	5:44pm Martinibomb: I'm you've got one of those millennials I've heard so much about :-)
	5:47pm chresti: He's great, He gave me his car because he doesn't need it while living in SF
	5:47pm Martinibomb: Gotto go cya all later.....
	5:48pm chresti: See ya MB!
	5:49pm Otis Fodder: Bye MB!!
	5:51pm Don-O: B-Bye!
	5:52pm Rich in Washington: argh! just drove furiously home anticipating lots of snow but nothing!
	5:53pm Don-O: Just think, the internet has replaced records like this.
	5:53pm Rich in Washington: Didn't Enjoy The Experience also come with a CD?
	5:54pm Otis Fodder: Enjoy has the 2-LP/CD. And then there is the book standard and a deluxe version with 7"/Slipcase.
	5:56pm Mr Fab: I have the 2 CD set. it's separate from the book, tho it has a booklet about the artists on the CD.
	5:56pm Rich in Washington: I can't believe I still don't have that. What a doofus!
	5:56pm Otis Fodder: And that's all for today folks, thanks for listening and stay tuned for Don-O, his playlist/chat can be found right here - www.wfmu.org...
	5:56pm grantbob: thanks Otis!
	5:57pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Otis! I've been enjoying the majority of your show in my car, running errands, fleeing work, etc.
	5:58pm Don-O: Tanks, Otis!!
	5:59pm Rich in Washington: Bye bye!
	6:00pm chresti: Bye! Thanks!

Friendly Persuasion with Otis Fodder: Playlist from February 22, 2019

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A smorgasbord of genre-hopping aural happenings.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Volkswagen (Music by Wilson Stone)	Lookin' To You (Volkswagen '79 - Music From The '79 Intro Show)	The History of the Industrial Musical - Cars, Trucks, Tractors & Implements		1979	CD-R	Compilation by Jonathan Ward, 2002	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
RIAA	Scat Singer "Scat Singer" by "RIAA"				MP3		0:02:41 (Pop-up)
Jacques Desrosiers	L'homme Mécanique	7"	Élysée	1967	7"		0:03:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Rumberos De Cuba	Rumba On A Cloud						0:06:56 (Pop-up)
Central High School Cafeteria Band	First Rhapsody for Knives, Forks and Spoons - Part 1 (First Movement, Allegro Conbeat)	7"	Reo	1962	7"		0:13:14 (Pop-up)
Cees & His Skyliners	Rocking To Telstar	Music From Planet Earth Volume 2 - Aliens, Teenie Weenie Men, Moonbeams & The Gayway To Heaven!	Stag-O-Lee	1962	10"	Compilation 2014	0:16:21 (Pop-up)
Marlin Wallace	Abominable Snow Creature	The Corillions / Double Album	Rasselin	2002	CD		0:18:33 (Pop-up)
Pat Prilly	L'horloge hantee "L'horloge hantee" by "Pat Prilly"	Moog Generation	Montparnasse 2000	1972	LP	Library	0:21:51 (Pop-up)
Jean-Jacques Perrey & Dana Countryman	Huckleberry Duck - The Toy Trumpet	Raymond Scott Songbook	Daisyworld Discs	2013	CD	CD Box Set	0:23:51 (Pop-up)
Japanese Jimmy Dynamite & The Greg Foat Group	Golden Boy Blues	7"	Jazzman	2007	7"		0:26:42 (Pop-up)
Sam Ulano	Samba / Merengue "Samba / Merengue" by "Sam Ulano"	Latin Rhythms	Lane	1956	LP	Instructional	0:29:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Rumberos De Cuba	Rumba On A Cloud						0:34:06 (Pop-up)
Mike Curb & Harley Hatcher	Teenage Rebellion	Teenage Rebellion	Sidewalk	1967	LP	Soundtrack	0:42:09 (Pop-up)
Mike Clifford	The Magic Night "The Magic Night" by "Mike Clifford"	Mondo Hollywood	Tower	1967	LP	Soundtrack	0:44:14 (Pop-up)
Danny Gale	Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On			198?		youtube.com/watch?v=Cmg_PCWx82I	0:47:25 (Pop-up)
J&H Productions	The J&H Productions Tape	J&H Productions	One Kind Favor	2012	10"	Single Sided Lathe Cut	0:50:35 (Pop-up)
Allison	Just The Way You Are "Just The Way You Are" by "Allison"	Recorded live at Macy's department store!	Center Stage Recording Studio	1987	Cassette	deirdre-airlines.bandcamp.com/track/just-the-way-you-are-1987-2	1:04:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Rumberos De Cuba	Rumba On A Cloud						1:07:49 (Pop-up)
Frogs	I'm Sad The Goat Just Died Today	My Daughter The Broad	Matador	1996	CD		1:11:56 (Pop-up)
Biz Markie	A Message From The Biz / Bennie And The Jets / Biz's Bonus Beats	7" Flexi	Grand Royal	1995	7"		1:13:09 (Pop-up)

David Whitaker	Strip Poker at Caesar's Palace	Ce Soir Après Dîner	Jockey	1967	7"		1:19:42 (Pop-up)
Jean-Pierre Festi & Yvon Ouazana	Exciting Mrs. Brown	April Orchestra - musique pour Radio-TV - vol. 1	CBS	1974	LP	Library	1:23:10 (Pop-up)
Peter Thomas & Mocambo Astronautic Sound Orchestra	Piccicato In Heaven	7"	Mocambo	2016	7"		1:26:09 (Pop-up)
Sammy Davis Jr.	Baretta's Theme "Baretta's Theme" by "Sammy Davis Jr."	7"	Philips	1976	7"		1:28:37 (Pop-up)
Stu Phillips	India : Mahahbalipuran	Follow Me	UNI	1969	LP	Soundtrack	1:31:01 (Pop-up)
Françoise Hardy	L'Ombre (Strange Shadows)	Françoise Hardy	Reprise	1970	LP		1:34:21 (Pop-up)
Lalo Schifrin	Haunting "Haunting" by "Lalo Schifrin"	"Medical Center" And Other Great Themes	MGM	1970	LP		1:36:25 (Pop-up)
Victor Davies & Skitch Henderson	Carboniferous (Green and Lush)	The Beginning And End Of The World	Golden Toad Music	1971	LP	Soundtrack	1:38:44 (Pop-up)
Andrzej Korzyński	Czołowica Reprise	Trzecia Część Nocy (Third Part Of The Night)	Finders Keepers	1971	10"	Soundtrack Reissue 2012	1:42:54 (Pop-up)
Pierre Henry	Machine Danse "Machine Danse" by "Pierre Henry"	Machine Danse	Philips	1973	LP		1:43:26 (Pop-up)

Analysis	Surface Tension "Surface Tension" by "Analysis"	7"	Survival	1981	7"		1:56:46 (Pop-up)
O Yuki Conjugate	Beyond Control "Beyond Control" by "O Yuki Conjugate"	Untitled	Emotional Rescue	1983	10"	Reissue 2018	1:59:44 (Pop-up)
Cat Temper	Afterburner "Afterburner" by "Cat Temper"	Purring For Vengeance	Cat Temper	2019	LP		2:04:01 (Pop-up)
John Foxx	Film One "Film One" by "John Foxx"	7"	Electronic Sound	1980	7"	Reissue 2018	2:08:11 (Pop-up)
Cosey Fanni Tutti	Heliy "Heliy" by "Cosey Fanni Tutti"	Tutti	Conspiracy International	2019	LP		2:10:20 (Pop-up)
Beautify Junkyards	Pirâmide "Pirâmide" by "Beautify Junkyards"	Other Voices 08	Ghost Box	2016	7"		2:15:33 (Pop-up)
Belbury Poly and Spacedog	Quiet Industry	Study Series 10	Ghost Box	2013	7"		2:18:48 (Pop-up)
Claypool Lennon Delirium	Satori "Satori" by "Claypool Lennon Delirium"	Lime And Limpid Green	ATO	2017	10"	EP	2:22:18 (Pop-up)

Rita Mitsouko	C'est Comme Ça "C'est Comme Ça" by "Rita Mitsouko"	The No Comprendo	Virgin	1986	CD		2:30:36 (Pop-up)
Belle & Sebastian	Judy Is A Dick Slap	Push Barman To Open Old Wounds	Matador	2000	LP	Reissue 2014	2:35:29 (Pop-up)
DJ Food	Discovery Workshop "Discovery Workshop" by "DJ Food"	The Search Engine	Ninja Tune	2012	7"	Flexi (with CD/Book)	2:38:30 (Pop-up)
The Simonsound	The Beam "The Beam" by "The Simonsound"	The Beam	The Simonsound	2013	10"		2:41:47 (Pop-up)
Jim Keysor	A Project For Your Art Department (excerpt)	Enjoy The Experience - Homemade Records 1958-1992	Sinecure Books	2013	7"	7" included with Book	2:50:02 (Pop-up)
Porsche+Audi (Music by Walter Marks)	4000 Fever (The Musical Score from "Born Again")	The History of the Industrial Musical - Cars, Trucks, Tractors & Implements		1979	CD-R	Compilation by Jonathan Ward, 2002	2:53:44 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:00pm Otis Fodder: I just woke up. I have coffee.
	3:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Otis!
	3:01pm Rich in Washington: I have too much coffee!
	3:01pm Mr Fab: Yo Otis. this is NUTS.
	3:02pm Rich in Washington: This is groovy, Otis!
	3:02pm Webhamster Henry: I'm going to sell a VW after hearing this tune.
	3:02pm Webhamster Henry: I hope you do a little Industrials set - including my 356 days contribution!
	3:03pm Mr Fab: Ah, see the Marathon banner up top the playlist? Just appeared.
	3:03pm Rich in Washington: WHAT THE...?!
	3:03pm Mr Fab: I humbly apologize.
	3:03pm Otis Fodder: I could and should do a whole Industrials show with all the submissions collected here from friends, like you Henry!
	3:04pm Webhamster Henry: Yes, the Pre-marathon mailing is out - so if you want to get in early or are a swag-for-lifer, you can keep track of the Marathon!
	3:05pm Webhamster Henry: I think due to the great purge of 2010, I'm down to maybe 3 Industrials now. Unless there's a box of LPs I'm unaware of somewhere.
	3:05pm Webhamster Henry: But, chat list friends, there are plenty of industrial tracks still available from Beware Of The Blog!
	3:06pm Otis Fodder: Just received the physical marathon printout in the mail today. Now need to pledge myself and get that new T-Shirt!
	3:07pm Mr Fab: Oh, it's "I'm a Mechanical Man," didn't recognize it.
	3:07pm chresti: Hi Friendly persuaders and Otis!
	3:07pm Otis Fodder: Henry is so correct, search out Industrial Musicals on the blobby blog.
	3:08pm Otis Fodder: I can't even get my dates correct. Coffee!
	3:09pm chresti: Coffee came with Uncle Michael's show, in the comments
	3:10pm Rich in Washington: I like plethora.
	3:10pm Webhamster Henry: Yeah I got caffeined out from Uncle Micheal, went to Wales with Georgy Girl.
	3:11pm Mr Fab: is it "PLETH-ora"? Cuz the "Faster Pussycat Kill Kill" announcer pronouncer sez "ple-THOR-ah."
	3:13pm Otis Fodder: I believe it is PLETH, I always fall over to PLE.
	3:14pm Jan Turkenburg: No, you're not alone, there, Otis....
	3:14pm Germaine: Hi!! I'm listenin' also, I was curious: "pot-pourri, 1610s, "mixed meats served in a stew," from French pot pourri "stew," literally "rotten pot" "
	3:15pm Rich in Washington: @Webmaster Henry: the coffee talk at UM's show was what prompted me to crank out some really strong coffee today.
	3:15pm Rich in Washington: OMG, Otis! This is fantastic!
	3:15pm Otis Fodder: Hi Germ! Ha, rotten pot!
	3:17pm Don-O: Ah, I JUST missed the Knives & Spoons. Looks like I'll have to listen to that part later.
	3:17pm Rich in Washington: I had read about something like that recently - that stews were derived from a custom of having this pot at a constant simmer over a fire for many days on end, with things constantly being added to them as it's being eaten over time.
	3:18pm chresti: Great- High school cafeteria band This one too!
	3:18pm Rich in Washington: I used to sort of cook/eat like that when I was a bachelor - only putting the pot in the fridge when not actively eating/cooking it.
	3:20pm Mr Fab: Yo Don-O, i think the Rhapsody for Knives, Forks and Spoons was posted as part of Otis' 365 Project, so hopefully the link is still good.
	3:20pm chresti: We still eat like that. Pots stay in the fridge for months.
	3:20pm Otis Fodder: @Rich - That is my scene these days. Bachelor life, cooking for one.
	3:21pm Mr Fab: as of recent years, Marlin Wallace aka The Corrilions was still recording. Was in correspondence with his assistant, who sent me some CDs for my old blog.
	3:21pm Domenic: This is wonderful
	3:21pm Don-O: Thanks for the tip, Mr Fab. I'll have to look it when todays Sheena-thon is over.
	3:25pm Don-O: I'm taking a break with this show as I JUST got Dr. Demento's Covered In Punk and the latest Firesign Theater "boxless" set within the last 2 days. Both a total 9 hours of "stuff" to pile through.
	3:25pm AdamOooh: Oh first time hearing this, lovely....RIP JJ
	3:25pm Domenic: Pat Prilly a pseudonym? The style sounds very familiar
	3:25pm Don-O: Dana!!
	3:26pm Otis Fodder: Pat Prilly = Jean Jacques Perrey
	3:27pm Jan Turkenburg: Duggy approves
	3:27pm Mr Fab: Wowzers, had no idea this Raymond Scott Songbook thing existed. Must get.
	3:27pm Don-O: Oooooh, this is beautiful from Downtown Vegas!!!!!!
	3:28pm Mr Fab: yeah Don-O that Dr. Demento's Covered In Punk is all kinds o' wonderful.
	3:29pm Domenic: I can tell who these artists are by just listening now. Don't need a playlist. No hope for me now ;')
	3:30pm Don-O: Jimmy Dynamite was a screeching thing of beauty!!
	3:34pm Mr Fab: There will be a quiz at the end of the show
	3:39pm Webhamster Henry: @Don-O : Don't forget to bump your shoes!
	3:46pm Mr Fab: gadzooks, the Raymond Scott Songbook set is selling for a whopping $62 on Amazon. Any American labels want to pick this one up, pretty pleeze?
	3:49pm Don-O: That FT "boxless set" covers their live output from 1979 to 1982 and is 7 hours long. Only on Bandcamp. While i was picking up the Dr. D Punk set at the local record store, I told the cashier about the set, he was very happy! Then I told him you can only get it as a download, he became unhappy.
	3:50pm Otis Fodder: @Don-O - Vegas Show on YouTube for you, www.youtube.com...
	3:51pm Don-O: Oh! Thanks Otis! Bookmarked for future Vegas use.
	3:52pm Don-O: Per-taining Ta!
	3:53pm AdamOooh: Mr. Fab, I have been holding off on that set despite being a small part of it. I can say that it was an interesting project in that all the artists seem to have been funded well enough to pay for studio musicians and al, not sure whether there was financial backing from an actual label, but the high price is probably an honest one considering the limited market for such a product.
	3:56pm Otis Fodder: @Fab - AdamOooh played Alto Sax on a Kid Koala cut on the 2-CD Scott comp. It's a crazy labor-of-love deluxe package.
	3:57pm Otis Fodder: I find J&H is soothing, with eyes closed. Pertaining to, AMSR.
	3:57pm Mr Fab: Oh, i don't deny it's worth every penny. But if it is a Japanese release, those import costs drive up the price. Some American distribution would help alleviate a bit of that. Otis played that track couple weeks ago, great stuff AdamOooh!
	3:57pm Don-O: TA!
	4:05pm Don-O: Is he done?
	4:05pm Otis Fodder: He is done, taking a nap.
	4:07pm Don-O: I hope he doesn't talk in his sleep and set up another tour....or something.
	4:10pm Mr Fab: I wonder if he's still waiting for a "respond." Pertaining to, Otis just playing his tape.
	4:16pm Mr Fab: Oh man, i had this flexi from Grand Royal magazine! Holy cannoli, I forgot all about this, Hope I still have it.
	4:17pm Don-O: One hell of a magazine. I think I still have the Moog issue.
	4:18pm Don-O: I'm still laughing at "My Daughter The Broad" album title.
	4:18pm Otis Fodder: I want the issues again, had them all in the 1990s. Moving and purging. Kept this flexi though, love it so much.
	4:18pm Mr Fab: I think I still have most of the issues. Was just flipping thru that new massive ($50) Beastie Boys autobiography. Looks pretty essential.
	4:20pm Otis Fodder: Picked up the BB Book, so very good.
	4:23pm Mr Fab: Mike D lives here in LA now - is into surfing and wine! He even worked as a sommelier at a Hollywood restaurant recently. From giant Budweiser inflatables on stage, to being a wine expert...
	4:24pm Otis Fodder: Love it! Send some of that sunshine to Montreal please.
	4:28pm chresti: My landlady did some photo shoots with the Beasties, back in the day
	4:28pm Mr Fab: Moogs AND steel drums?!?
	4:29pm chresti: steel drums and moogs go with everything
	4:30pm Otis Fodder: Steel Drums, Moogs, and Beasties go together!
	4:31pm chresti: Exactly!
	4:32pm chresti: I never watched Baretta-did he have a parrot?
	4:32pm Domenic: yup
	4:33pm Otis Fodder: @Domenic - I still have on my to-do list, the rip of Werner. :)
	4:34pm Germaine: This right now....very pretty!
	4:34pm Otis Fodder: Love this soundtrack, "Follow Me". Loads of pretty on it.
	4:34pm Mr Fab: "Steel Drums, Moogs, and Beasties go together" - ok, now I want a mash-up!
	4:35pm chresti: Enjoying this set:)
	4:36pm Mr Fab: excellent track, but still a bit disappointed that "Strip Poker at Caesar's Palace" was an instrumental. Would love to hear some lounge crooner have a go at that topic
	4:37pm Otis Fodder: @Fab - If only there was an alternate version!
	4:38pm Otis Fodder: @chresti - This set is the type of sounds I listen to while working almost daily.
	4:43pm Domenic: THAT David Whitaker track was nice. And its on YouTube!
	4:44pm Rich in Washington: i get Skitch Henderson mixed up with Sketch Erickson all the time.
	4:49pm Mr Fab: I just clicky-starred this Pierre Henry song, and it sez 5 other ppl did already. Do you know what's your most "starred" song, Otis?
	4:50pm chresti: @Otis same here, instrumental, spacey stuff
	4:50pm Otis Fodder: I need to star more selections. I hope it's Mrs Miller or J&H Productions. Ha!
	4:51pm Martinibomb: Listening from the Hospital! Had to take my gal in. Sometimes this wifi cell stuff rocks. Blutooth headset
	4:52pm Martinibomb: I got GGs CDRs off to Wfmu tho. Should be there moMond
	4:52pm Mr Fab: Yo M-Bomb! Hope yr lady's ok?
	4:53pm Martinibomb: @fab don't know. She's having some pain so they wanted her to come in.
	4:54pm Otis Fodder: Hope all is well at the hospital MB. I need to mail my CDR off, tomorrow morning and will do a 1-2 day and just make it. Whew, deadline.
	4:56pm Martinibomb: I like.ghostbox! Love belbury
	4:59pm Otis Fodder: MB - Yes! I was thinking of you actually when I pulled out 2 Ghost Box 7" singles as only a few friends I know are into Ghost Box. Want to play a bunch more on the show, introduce to others. Amazing label. I also pulled out a John Foxx 7" that was included with Electronic Sound Mag (a mag I know you are a fan of too!)
	5:00pm Martinibomb: Iyer cutting a wide path by the look of yer playlist. Haven't heard this track Analysis really good
	5:01pm Otis Fodder: Analysis - Just one single. By the guys who went on to become Oppenheimer Analysis.
	5:02pm Martinibomb: Don't know much about them ... New to my ears
	5:02pm Germaine: This is so great, too!
	5:03pm Otis Fodder: @MB - Oh, I just found out about Oppenheimer Analysis as they were comped, like 2 years ago. Found the Analysis single that same year, in 2017 at a record fair. Really new here too.
	5:04pm Martinibomb: Wow nice coincidence love it when that happens. What are the chances
	5:05pm Martinibomb: I think my Buddy Solenoid is coming over tomorrow to play records for everyone hell no doubt have some good elrcyronel stuff
	5:06pm Otis Fodder: Seems like that's how I continually find music. Chance encounters, stumbling on something after being turned on by someone else or finding in the wild ... and exploring.
	5:06pm Martinibomb: Geez typing on a phone sux
	5:07pm Mr Fab: yeah, and i keep thinking, ok NOW I've heard everything...
	5:07pm Martinibomb: That's how I am too I like the randomness
	5:08pm Martinibomb: The more I hear the more I realize I don't know anything hahaha
	5:08pm Mr Fab: I remember early '90s, i had like 12 Moog albums, and thought: well, that's probly all of them..
	5:09pm Otis Fodder: Ha, sooo many moog albums thank gawd!
	5:10pm grantbob: Whatever they have done to Gary Numan here... I really like it.
	5:11pm Martinibomb: Jebus Viv keeps knocking out new Dr airlines it seems like every day I get a Bandcamp email.
	5:12pm Otis Fodder: @MB - Delivery of material like a cross between R Stevie Moore and Jandek.
	5:13pm Otis Fodder: @grantbob - so true, it was sort of like Numan's Films!
	5:13pm Martinibomb: They are very busy. Not sure how they do it. Kinda impressed
	5:14pm Otis Fodder: @MB - I know, I average a release every 2 years at best, normally every 4-5 years. Priorities and inspiration. I get sidetracked by naps, often.
	5:17pm Martinibomb: Is ghostbox putting new stuff out? Feel like it's been awhile did they go under,?
	5:18pm Otis Fodder: New Pye Corner Audio LP was just released, slower stream, but still ongoing and steady.
	5:18pm Mr Fab: I used to be prolific, til I got a kid. And a radio station.
	5:19pm Martinibomb: @fab my brother used to do music with me all the time until he had a kid. Just no time for it anymore
	5:20pm Otis Fodder: @Fab - That's it, family/life x time.
	5:22pm Martinibomb: @fab just stop sleeping and work at minig problem solved haha
	5:22pm Martinibomb: Night... Ug phone
	5:23pm chresti: I love that i hear something I've never heard before (and love) every time I listen to WFMU
	5:24pm grantbob: Claypool Lennon Delirium is some good stuff...
	5:24pm Martinibomb: Some of my friends do work that way. They do business during day family time from 5-10p. Then real work when everyone is asleep
	5:28pm Martinibomb: My friend does music videos for Lennon claypool
	5:28pm Mr Fab: shh, don't tell anyone, but i do alot of radio station business whilst at work.
	5:28pm Martinibomb: Webster Colcord pretty great stopmo animator
	5:29pm chresti: Kids grow up before you know it
	5:29pm Martinibomb: @fab I figured that's what you were doing. :-)
	5:30pm Martinibomb: You have kids Chresti?
	5:34pm Martinibomb: Rita Mitsouko is kickin
	5:38pm Germaine: You were mentioning earlier in this comments/chat thing about stumbling upon music. Your show is trip-wire for me!
	5:39pm Don-O: Sorry, but I'm still laughing about that "My Daughter The Broad" title.
	5:39pm Martinibomb: Haven't heard Discovery Workshop this is killer
	5:42pm chresti: Yes, MB, he's 31.
	5:44pm Martinibomb: I'm you've got one of those millennials I've heard so much about :-)
	5:47pm chresti: He's great, He gave me his car because he doesn't need it while living in SF
	5:47pm Martinibomb: Gotto go cya all later.....
	5:48pm chresti: See ya MB!
	5:49pm Otis Fodder: Bye MB!!
	5:51pm Don-O: B-Bye!
	5:52pm Rich in Washington: argh! just drove furiously home anticipating lots of snow but nothing!
	5:53pm Don-O: Just think, the internet has replaced records like this.
	5:53pm Rich in Washington: Didn't Enjoy The Experience also come with a CD?
	5:54pm Otis Fodder: Enjoy has the 2-LP/CD. And then there is the book standard and a deluxe version with 7"/Slipcase.
	5:56pm Mr Fab: I have the 2 CD set. it's separate from the book, tho it has a booklet about the artists on the CD.
	5:56pm Rich in Washington: I can't believe I still don't have that. What a doofus!
	5:56pm Otis Fodder: And that's all for today folks, thanks for listening and stay tuned for Don-O, his playlist/chat can be found right here - www.wfmu.org...
	5:56pm grantbob: thanks Otis!
	5:57pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Otis! I've been enjoying the majority of your show in my car, running errands, fleeing work, etc.
	5:58pm Don-O: Tanks, Otis!!
	5:59pm Rich in Washington: Bye bye!
	6:00pm chresti: Bye! Thanks!

Friendly Persuasion with Otis Fodder: Playlist from February 22, 2019

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