WFMU: Seven Second Delay with Andy and Ken: Playlist from March 30, 2016

Listener comments!
	6:02pm Marcel M: yooo
	6:03pm InBrkly: for the lulz
	6:05pm Matt in Hillsborough: what about "s-hit"
	6:07pm InBrkly: Hmm book contents shows teen spirit against more than a feeling but I always hear wild thing in the back of my head
	6:09pm cosmic matrix: sounds more like that lou reed song..and the colored girls go..or is that the velvets?
	6:09pm Marcel M: Listening to like, an actual guest interview situation on this show is really really strange.
	6:09pm Chris M.: kurt cobain once played the opening chords to more than a feeling live in reference to the similarity
	6:12pm InBrkly: more recently Tom Petty and Sam Smith
	6:13pm InBrkly: Wire / Elastica had an amicable agreement I believe....
	6:13pm Marcel M: Its not possible to write songs that don't sound like other songs, so now, you just have to insert a bunch of weird effects and ambient shit in-between parts and BOOM! Modern originals, man.
	6:14pm Nick the Bard: There's that one with Red Hot Chili Peppers and, it was Nickelback wasn't it?
	6:14pm SeanG: i love this kinda stuff
	6:17pm melville: Killing Jokes "Eighties" and Nirvana's "Come as You are" have the exact same riff.
	6:18pm InBrkly: that example is in the book.
	6:18pm Cliff: And both are similar to The Damned's "Life Goes On"
	6:19pm wizard frog: trying to 'own' a combination of notes can seem a bit arbitrary
	6:20pm ScottC: I remember something about Randy California. He was in a pick-up band with Hendrix and there were 2 Randys in the band so Hendrix called him Randy California...
	6:21pm noel: The Spirit song sounds a bit like "Summer Rain" by Johnny Rivers.
	6:22pm Cliff: Yeah, a couple of L7s....but presumably not members of the band L7
	6:22pm Nick the Bard: interesting questions from callers, but, gah, you guys call in with song suggestions, damn
	6:23pm Listener Julian: Why is Andy not being as misanthropic as usual? Is something wrong?
	6:23pm Listener Julian: What is wrong with this show?
	6:23pm Listener Julian: When will the show start?
	6:23pm Marcel M: Wow... thats a stretch to me man thats ridiculous.
	6:24pm joe mulligan: sounds more like Istanbul not Constantinople!
	6:24pm cosmic matrix: sounds more like that stevie wonder song....part time lover !!!!
	6:24pm Chris M.: it's not even the right rhythm or anything
	6:24pm noel: I'm hearing "Barabajagal" by Donovan from that Brazilian song
	6:24pm Jeremy: Rod Stewart's "Do ya think I'm sexy" was pilfered from Jorge Ben's "Taj Mahal"
	6:24pm Cliff: I think what the world needs is a bossanova Deep Purple cover band
	6:24pm Marcel M: Yeah that one was ridiculous. Every song sound like that at the end of the day.
	6:25pm Tommy Haynes: B52s Rock Lobster and the theme for the Movie BEAT GIRL
	🚂 6:25pm Ken From Hyde Park: How about "The ABC Song" and "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star"? Those two songs sound suspiciously alike to me.
	6:25pm Mister Eddie: Sergei Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor Eric Carmen's All by Myself
	6:26pm Marcel M: As long as they get credit and get paid generally people don't care.
	6:26pm P-90: Why WOULDN'T the guys in Deep Purple be listening to Astrud Gilberto?
	6:26pm cosmic matrix: the first trap music
	6:27pm Carmichael: How about the George Harrison/Chiffons "He's So Fine" lawsuit?
	6:27pm oks: rod stewart "da ya think i'm sexy?" and jorge ben jor "taj mahal"
	6:27pm foofs: The 'Under Mi Sleng Teng' riddim is Joy Division's 'Isolation'.
	6:28pm geezerette: Everyone raids everyone don't they? Isn't that just part of the creative process? Classical composers did it too,incorporating folk songs or bird songs,etc. Dylan is famous for stealing!
	6:28pm bob from bushwood: I have wondered if McCartney wasn't noodling around with the jazz standard Yesterdays when he wrote Yesterday. Actually I might have stolen this idea
	6:33pm Tommy Haynes: Except Yesterday and Yesterday's have totally different chord progressions
	6:35pm JakeGould: Did they do Vanilla Ice and Queen yet?
	6:35pm geezerette: Those obvious quotes from other artists were considered name checks / tributes, hiding in plain sight. Tracking down a composition's DNA was part of the fun and how the greater history revealed itself to you;how you learned your history and chose your ancestors.
	6:35pm Marcel M: Its definitely acceptable to use Sabbath riffs. Basically all stoner metal/doom bands do it. Some more obvious than others. Also blues riffs.. c'mon. They are all the same! It ain't stealin'! ;-)
	6:37pm Carmichael: Oh yeah the Cars. My Best Friend's Girl vs. the Beatles I Will
	6:39pm Listener Julian: is this gonna be like that time they had people call in and confess to committing real bad crimes
	6:39pm geezerette: Making connections is how we think and imagine.
	6:39pm Marcel M: That Stooges riff is so easy to stumble upon randomly and just think you had something. But at what point are you like, "oh, ok.. I can't use that."
	6:39pm JakeGould: @MarcelM: Everyone steals. It’s just how lazy the copying effort is. If someone wants to steal a riff and grow it, most people don’t care.
	6:39pm Listener Julian: where is the punchline
	6:39pm Nick the Bard: YOU PEOPLE CALL IN, JESUS. (we're supposed to be getting like REALLY known songs in and all people are calling in with so far are like, kind of obscure shit)
	6:40pm grecian: Planet Claire and Peter Gunn
	6:41pm JakeGould: @NicktheBard: Did they mention Queen and Vanilla Ice yet?
	6:41pm geezerette: @Jake: Precisely.
	6:41pm Carmichael: @Nick: tell Ken or Andy to read the comments at least once during the show. A lot of good comparisons here.
	6:41pm Polyus: Deep Purple and It's A Beautiful Day swiped riffs from each other and both were all "oh, go on then".
	6:42pm KM: Wasn't one case of this Torn by Natalie Imbruglia, and some song by some Norwegian singer?
	6:42pm melinda: Interesting that George Harrison kept fighting his case.
	6:43pm Nick the Bard: @Jake - I don't know, I'm call screening @carmichael - you tell Ken (and you really think Andy is near the computer at all?)
	6:43pm JakeGould: @NicktheBard: Hey, cool. I am on call holding!
	🚂 6:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: "My Country 'Tis of Thee" and "God Save The Queen" ... a total rip-off.
	6:44pm Nick the Bard: There, you see what happens when you have two phone lines your house to deal with your dial-up issues :P
	6:44pm geezerette: @Jake: I meant your reply to Marcel.
	6:47pm tonyb: "borrowed tune" by neil young admits to comping "lady jane"
	6:48pm ScottC: Is Andy's Crips tattoo fading or something....
	6:49pm JakeGould: @geezerette: De nada. Also, I got my Queen/Vanilla Ice thing in there. So hey.
	6:49pm melinda: Man, suing the Rutles is lame.
	6:50pm dale: if you listen to the opening of joe jackson's 'breaking us in two' it is IDENTICAL to the opening of badfinger's day after day
	6:50pm Gaylord Fields: It was the Beatles' publisher who sued, not the Beatles themselves — as the Beatles very famously don't own the publishing rights to their songs.
	6:53pm Eric M S: Can Tim talk about the successful suit against Men At Work for their song Down Under brought by the owners of the Kookaburra song's copyright. It seems unfair
	6:53pm Raika: '25 or 6 to 4' and a Led Zeppelin song I can't remember off hand, which itself ripped off some older song. Anyone know those?
	6:53pm geezerette: @Marcel @6:35 Yep!
	6:53pm Marcel M: hahahahhaha omg law firm. Good zinger.
	6:54pm JakeGould: • Link Wray “Rumble” • Adam Ant “Killer in the Home”
	6:54pm Nick the Bard: @eric - so call in and ask then?
	6:54pm Polyus: Manu Dibango sued both Michael Jackson and Rihanna for using 'Soul Makossa'.
	6:55pm Tommy Haynes: What about Neil Young's Mr Soul and I Can't get No Satisfaction
	6:55pm Chris M.: these things where it's just an octave arpeggiating are not ripoffs it's just music.
	6:56pm V Priceless: Stones Jumpin Jack Flash
	6:56pm JakeGould: @ChrisM: Fancy explanation!
	6:56pm Amy Vogel (not Sarah or Kathy): Enjoying the show. This is a gentle reminder of your promise.
	6:57pm V Priceless: ...and Kinks Catch Me Now I'm Falling
	6:57pm Chris M.: @JakeGould: i'm going to become a judge who only decides if a song is a ripoff or not.
	6:58pm JakeGould: Killer in the Home: www.youtube.com...
	6:59pm JakeGould: @ChrisM: Get a nice robe and there you go!
	6:59pm Torbjørn: @amy vogel, you should call in and demand all your missing shououts ! .. I foresee an entire Amy Vogel shoutout show in the near future.
	6:59pm JakeGould: Sounds Like Teen Spirit. www.amazon.com...
	6:59pm Bill U: Here are 2: Traffic's "Low Spark of High Heel Boys", took from Coltrane's "Equinox"; and Steely Dan's "Ricky Don't Loose that Number" took from Horace Silver's "Song for My Father"
	7:00pm InBrkly: next time: movies that are the same
	7:00pm Reinis: КИНО "Когда твоя девушка больна" & the smiths "girlfriend in a coma"
	7:00pm Amy Vogel: @Torbjørn I don't mind them piling up. I assume they will spill over into 2017...
	7:00pm P-90: Next week: "Andy Unleashed"!
	7:03pm JakeGould: @InBrkly: All the Star Warses
	12:49pm FJW: What a boring episode. That was like a game show with nothing at stake. Bring back the Andy who misbehaves around the guests, please.

Seven Second Delay with Andy and Ken: Playlist from March 30, 2016

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Listener comments!
	6:02pm Marcel M: yooo
	6:03pm InBrkly: for the lulz
	6:05pm Matt in Hillsborough: what about "s-hit"
	6:07pm InBrkly: Hmm book contents shows teen spirit against more than a feeling but I always hear wild thing in the back of my head
	6:09pm cosmic matrix: sounds more like that lou reed song..and the colored girls go..or is that the velvets?
	6:09pm Marcel M: Listening to like, an actual guest interview situation on this show is really really strange.
	6:09pm Chris M.: kurt cobain once played the opening chords to more than a feeling live in reference to the similarity
	6:12pm InBrkly: more recently Tom Petty and Sam Smith
	6:13pm InBrkly: Wire / Elastica had an amicable agreement I believe....
	6:13pm Marcel M: Its not possible to write songs that don't sound like other songs, so now, you just have to insert a bunch of weird effects and ambient shit in-between parts and BOOM! Modern originals, man.
	6:14pm Nick the Bard: There's that one with Red Hot Chili Peppers and, it was Nickelback wasn't it?
	6:14pm SeanG: i love this kinda stuff
	6:17pm melville: Killing Jokes "Eighties" and Nirvana's "Come as You are" have the exact same riff.
	6:18pm InBrkly: that example is in the book.
	6:18pm Cliff: And both are similar to The Damned's "Life Goes On"
	6:19pm wizard frog: trying to 'own' a combination of notes can seem a bit arbitrary
	6:20pm ScottC: I remember something about Randy California. He was in a pick-up band with Hendrix and there were 2 Randys in the band so Hendrix called him Randy California...
	6:21pm noel: The Spirit song sounds a bit like "Summer Rain" by Johnny Rivers.
	6:22pm Cliff: Yeah, a couple of L7s....but presumably not members of the band L7
	6:22pm Nick the Bard: interesting questions from callers, but, gah, you guys call in with song suggestions, damn
	6:23pm Listener Julian: Why is Andy not being as misanthropic as usual? Is something wrong?
	6:23pm Listener Julian: What is wrong with this show?
	6:23pm Listener Julian: When will the show start?
	6:23pm Marcel M: Wow... thats a stretch to me man thats ridiculous.
	6:24pm joe mulligan: sounds more like Istanbul not Constantinople!
	6:24pm cosmic matrix: sounds more like that stevie wonder song....part time lover !!!!
	6:24pm Chris M.: it's not even the right rhythm or anything
	6:24pm noel: I'm hearing "Barabajagal" by Donovan from that Brazilian song
	6:24pm Jeremy: Rod Stewart's "Do ya think I'm sexy" was pilfered from Jorge Ben's "Taj Mahal"
	6:24pm Cliff: I think what the world needs is a bossanova Deep Purple cover band
	6:24pm Marcel M: Yeah that one was ridiculous. Every song sound like that at the end of the day.
	6:25pm Tommy Haynes: B52s Rock Lobster and the theme for the Movie BEAT GIRL
	🚂 6:25pm Ken From Hyde Park: How about "The ABC Song" and "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star"? Those two songs sound suspiciously alike to me.
	6:25pm Mister Eddie: Sergei Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor Eric Carmen's All by Myself
	6:26pm Marcel M: As long as they get credit and get paid generally people don't care.
	6:26pm P-90: Why WOULDN'T the guys in Deep Purple be listening to Astrud Gilberto?
	6:26pm cosmic matrix: the first trap music
	6:27pm Carmichael: How about the George Harrison/Chiffons "He's So Fine" lawsuit?
	6:27pm oks: rod stewart "da ya think i'm sexy?" and jorge ben jor "taj mahal"
	6:27pm foofs: The 'Under Mi Sleng Teng' riddim is Joy Division's 'Isolation'.
	6:28pm geezerette: Everyone raids everyone don't they? Isn't that just part of the creative process? Classical composers did it too,incorporating folk songs or bird songs,etc. Dylan is famous for stealing!
	6:28pm bob from bushwood: I have wondered if McCartney wasn't noodling around with the jazz standard Yesterdays when he wrote Yesterday. Actually I might have stolen this idea
	6:33pm Tommy Haynes: Except Yesterday and Yesterday's have totally different chord progressions
	6:35pm JakeGould: Did they do Vanilla Ice and Queen yet?
	6:35pm geezerette: Those obvious quotes from other artists were considered name checks / tributes, hiding in plain sight. Tracking down a composition's DNA was part of the fun and how the greater history revealed itself to you;how you learned your history and chose your ancestors.
	6:35pm Marcel M: Its definitely acceptable to use Sabbath riffs. Basically all stoner metal/doom bands do it. Some more obvious than others. Also blues riffs.. c'mon. They are all the same! It ain't stealin'! ;-)
	6:37pm Carmichael: Oh yeah the Cars. My Best Friend's Girl vs. the Beatles I Will
	6:39pm Listener Julian: is this gonna be like that time they had people call in and confess to committing real bad crimes
	6:39pm geezerette: Making connections is how we think and imagine.
	6:39pm Marcel M: That Stooges riff is so easy to stumble upon randomly and just think you had something. But at what point are you like, "oh, ok.. I can't use that."
	6:39pm JakeGould: @MarcelM: Everyone steals. It’s just how lazy the copying effort is. If someone wants to steal a riff and grow it, most people don’t care.
	6:39pm Listener Julian: where is the punchline
	6:39pm Nick the Bard: YOU PEOPLE CALL IN, JESUS. (we're supposed to be getting like REALLY known songs in and all people are calling in with so far are like, kind of obscure shit)
	6:40pm grecian: Planet Claire and Peter Gunn
	6:41pm JakeGould: @NicktheBard: Did they mention Queen and Vanilla Ice yet?
	6:41pm geezerette: @Jake: Precisely.
	6:41pm Carmichael: @Nick: tell Ken or Andy to read the comments at least once during the show. A lot of good comparisons here.
	6:41pm Polyus: Deep Purple and It's A Beautiful Day swiped riffs from each other and both were all "oh, go on then".
	6:42pm KM: Wasn't one case of this Torn by Natalie Imbruglia, and some song by some Norwegian singer?
	6:42pm melinda: Interesting that George Harrison kept fighting his case.
	6:43pm Nick the Bard: @Jake - I don't know, I'm call screening @carmichael - you tell Ken (and you really think Andy is near the computer at all?)
	6:43pm JakeGould: @NicktheBard: Hey, cool. I am on call holding!
	🚂 6:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: "My Country 'Tis of Thee" and "God Save The Queen" ... a total rip-off.
	6:44pm Nick the Bard: There, you see what happens when you have two phone lines your house to deal with your dial-up issues :P
	6:44pm geezerette: @Jake: I meant your reply to Marcel.
	6:47pm tonyb: "borrowed tune" by neil young admits to comping "lady jane"
	6:48pm ScottC: Is Andy's Crips tattoo fading or something....
	6:49pm JakeGould: @geezerette: De nada. Also, I got my Queen/Vanilla Ice thing in there. So hey.
	6:49pm melinda: Man, suing the Rutles is lame.
	6:50pm dale: if you listen to the opening of joe jackson's 'breaking us in two' it is IDENTICAL to the opening of badfinger's day after day
	6:50pm Gaylord Fields: It was the Beatles' publisher who sued, not the Beatles themselves — as the Beatles very famously don't own the publishing rights to their songs.
	6:53pm Eric M S: Can Tim talk about the successful suit against Men At Work for their song Down Under brought by the owners of the Kookaburra song's copyright. It seems unfair
	6:53pm Raika: '25 or 6 to 4' and a Led Zeppelin song I can't remember off hand, which itself ripped off some older song. Anyone know those?
	6:53pm geezerette: @Marcel @6:35 Yep!
	6:53pm Marcel M: hahahahhaha omg law firm. Good zinger.
	6:54pm JakeGould: • Link Wray “Rumble” • Adam Ant “Killer in the Home”
	6:54pm Nick the Bard: @eric - so call in and ask then?
	6:54pm Polyus: Manu Dibango sued both Michael Jackson and Rihanna for using 'Soul Makossa'.
	6:55pm Tommy Haynes: What about Neil Young's Mr Soul and I Can't get No Satisfaction
	6:55pm Chris M.: these things where it's just an octave arpeggiating are not ripoffs it's just music.
	6:56pm V Priceless: Stones Jumpin Jack Flash
	6:56pm JakeGould: @ChrisM: Fancy explanation!
	6:56pm Amy Vogel (not Sarah or Kathy): Enjoying the show. This is a gentle reminder of your promise.
	6:57pm V Priceless: ...and Kinks Catch Me Now I'm Falling
	6:57pm Chris M.: @JakeGould: i'm going to become a judge who only decides if a song is a ripoff or not.
	6:58pm JakeGould: Killer in the Home: www.youtube.com...
	6:59pm JakeGould: @ChrisM: Get a nice robe and there you go!
	6:59pm Torbjørn: @amy vogel, you should call in and demand all your missing shououts ! .. I foresee an entire Amy Vogel shoutout show in the near future.
	6:59pm JakeGould: Sounds Like Teen Spirit. www.amazon.com...
	6:59pm Bill U: Here are 2: Traffic's "Low Spark of High Heel Boys", took from Coltrane's "Equinox"; and Steely Dan's "Ricky Don't Loose that Number" took from Horace Silver's "Song for My Father"
	7:00pm InBrkly: next time: movies that are the same
	7:00pm Reinis: КИНО "Когда твоя девушка больна" & the smiths "girlfriend in a coma"
	7:00pm Amy Vogel: @Torbjørn I don't mind them piling up. I assume they will spill over into 2017...
	7:00pm P-90: Next week: "Andy Unleashed"!
	7:03pm JakeGould: @InBrkly: All the Star Warses
	12:49pm FJW: What a boring episode. That was like a game show with nothing at stake. Bring back the Andy who misbehaves around the guests, please.

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