WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from May 18, 2022

Listener comments!
	🧩 3:01pm Handy Haversack: Scott! M'Scotteers!
	3:01pm Bas NL: Hi Scott! Followers of Scott! Listeners to Scott's! Hi!
	🧩 3:01pm chris in the redwoods: Scott and all other cloud catchers, greetings!
	3:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: \m/_(>L< ))) _\m/
	3:02pm Carmichael: Heya Scott and fellow fellas.
	🧩 3:02pm tim from washington: Good buddy Scott! Riff-o-rama! Hello everybody.
	3:03pm HyperDose: Just left the "Peep Show best moments seasons 3-7" live stream. This riff proves I made the right decision!
	3:03pm JetBoy of Brooklyn: Leading with a rocker! Hi all.
	3:04pm steveo: we are happy to serve you. u,h no wait wrong message board.... I am very happy to be listening; hello!
	3:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...recorded so as I have no choice but to envision each piece of the drum kit...
	3:05pm McGroovey: Der Blutharsch and the Infinite Church of the Leading Hand is quite the catchy moniker.
	🧩 3:05pm tim from washington: Man , this drummer's name should be Knuckles Maloney. I'm a complete sucker for this thuggish thud space motocross jammin.
	3:05pm melinda: hiya Scott
	3:05pm egould: Motorik!
	3:06pm Krys O.: Greetings!
	3:06pm melinda: @HyperD that sounds fun, love Peep Show
	3:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kewl mix.
	3:07pm dale: this is a slice of alright here!
	3:08pm McGroovey: I feel like this motiriky drummer is dragging sometimes. He keeps getting tired, and then re-catching his momentum.
	3:08pm adampsyche: GROOVY
	3:08pm milknpie: Not familiar with this band but digging it. The discogs page is... intimidating.
	3:08pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	3:08pm Matthew: What year did this song come out?
	3:09pm McGroovey: Not that I could do any better, mind you. Maybe he was trying to get the band to stop, but they wouldn't.
	🧩 3:09pm tim from washington: This song really made my day.
	3:09pm adampsyche: I have the butt2butt Chrome extension so the name of this track reads "Today I Want to Catch Butts"
	3:10pm bleubombersune: Scott greetings lovely touch on the organ pedals
	3:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well, this segue. Obviously.
	3:10pm tom tom the pipers son: tmi, but anyway ... blutharsch means bleeding ass
	🧩 3:11pm LastWhiteRhino: Oh Man....no, Omar.
	3:11pm Yvang: Hi Scott, hi all!
	🧩 3:11pm emilie s: ooooh, loving this el shariyi! very interesting take on traditional arabic music.
	3:13pm Scott Williams: Oh hi friends! Glad you're digging the soundses
	3:13pm steveo: rule 88: crank up any pipe organ abuse
	3:15pm brainiac: Scott, thank god you're here.
	3:17pm Roberto: Behave, calcant!
	🧩 3:18pm tim from washington: Wow, I take back what I said about the first song. This is the best song I've heard all day!
	3:22pm northguineahills: Aye, I have this IQU.Miranda July EP. (IQU stayed at my apt some 23 years ago)
	🧩 3:22pm Gurldoggie: NICE!!! IQU! Old school Seattle in the house!!
	3:22pm McGroovey: Some of my best friends are dragging drummers. But I don't know any drummers in drag, which might be someone's next question.
	3:25pm HyperDose: The squawking is doing it for me
	3:27pm brainiac: Could it be ... Chicken Lady?
	3:27pm sinner: Hi Hi Whoopee!
	3:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Happen to know someone fancies themselves a conga player & is also fond of drag (did I mention living in California many years) ...were that I knew drummers who 'drag' as on track1 here...
	3:29pm ChukAmok: IQU formerly known as ICU before some band called Intensive Care Unit served them with a cease and desist letter while they were onstage at Tramps during CMJ, 1998.
	3:30pm Scott Williams: Sinnahman!
	3:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Savage Young Moodys
	3:31pm brainiac: On nope-a-dope records and tapes
	3:32pm ChukAmok: Isn't that an important question J.K. Simmons character asks of Miles Tellers character in 'Whiplash'? "Were you rushing or were you dragging?!"
	3:34pm The Oscar: Between all the KITH/Bruce McCulloch Evan played and this Bonzos cut it's like my 15-year-old self is controlling the airwaves!
	3:36pm brainiac: I Think We're All Bozos on This Bus
	3:42pm steveo: oh nate the K for becky; that sounds interesting
	3:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Bonzo dragged his bare hands across his drums...
	3:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& hung around KeithMoon enuff he likely dressed a woman @ one point or another but who can say...
	3:45pm HyperDose: Aw Fred ❤️
	3:45pm brainiac: I learned to love Fred Willard after hating him on DC Follies
	3:46pm Carmichael: Ol' Jerry Hubbard.
	🧩 3:46pm tim from washington: Oh man. That was great.
	3:46pm Creature Boy: I picked up The Moody Blues' In Search of the Lost Chord album recently which is a whole psychedelic labyrinth which I'm not sure is worth getting lost in BUT it seems to have a a few good cuts one of which features the lyric "Timothy Leary's dead" in the chorus so...
	3:48pm Creature Boy: Phrased much like the Bela Lugosi bauhaus tune
	3:48pm Monica: here for ye, scott:)
	3:49pm egould: I saw Fred Willard one evening back in 1993. He was walking out of the Pussycat Theater in Santa Monica. I would’ve said “Hi!”, but porno theater.
	3:50pm Creature Boy: Legend of a Mind g.co...
	🧩 3:51pm tim from washington: I thought this Genesis was The Bee Gees until I looked at the playlist.
	3:51pm Jessie: Genesis with a bit of a Bee Gees influence.
	3:51pm Roberto: Yes! GeneGees or maybe Moody GeneGees.
	🧩 3:51pm tim from washington: Hi Monica - I thoroughly enjoyed your fill-in for Gaylord on Sunday.
	3:51pm Scott Williams: Heyyyy, Mo!
	🧩 3:52pm tim from washington: Good ol' Mr. Able!
	3:52pm Scott Williams: Yeah that Genesis sounds like Bee Gees doing "Coldest Night of the Year"
	🧩 3:53pm Gurldoggie: Was that the same Genesis??!
	3:53pm brainiac: Here comes my favorite part
	3:53pm G: This. Is. Audio. Art.
	3:54pm The Oscar: Id M played at a telethon the site I work for put on at the local public access TV station, and one of his pieces was a "sing-along" that was not unlike this piece. It was great.
	3:56pm Jessie: I wonder if Id M was a Wild Man Fischer fan?
	3:56pm G: Genesis started out as a project by Jonathan King, the big 1960s UK recording mogul. He picked their name. They got a demo tape to him somehow through a friend. He was an alumnus of the prep school Charterhouse (kind of the Andover of the UK), where he original band members attended at that time.
	3:57pm Monica: many thx, @tim from washington:)
	3:58pm arb: this is gorjeoussss
	3:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...hence my characterization of (early) Genesis as a public school KingCrimson that hasn't yet reached puberty...
	4:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...doesn't mean I don't like them. Or I'm right.
	4:01pm Phillippe: Howdy
	🧩 4:02pm tim from washington: Yes! Bad ass!
	🧩 4:02pm Gurldoggie: I’d like Genesis a lot more if they sounded more like Ike & Tina.
	🧩 4:04pm tim from washington: Gurldoggie - haha. Who wouldn't'? I'm bringing the whole family to the Punk Rock Flea Market next Saturday. I'm looking forward to it.
	🧩 4:06pm Gurldoggie: Right on Tim! Bring some sunshine too!
	4:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like Ike & Tina more if they sounded like Ike&Tina - but more power to her of course...
	4:09pm Phillippe: Didn't Wet Leg borrow from this?
	4:11pm G: @RR63: Interpersonal dynamics of groups are complicated, and often groups try to keep them in the shadows. Reading a lot about a group over the years, you can piece things together somewhat decently, often. Genesis came from members of two Charterhouse "high-school" groups (one called Garden Wall). Two original members left early on, one to go to college, and one due to stage fright, if memory serves. So it was the three originals (Banks, Gabriel, Rutherford), plus Collins and Hackett hired in. Banks was super bossy ("bloody minded" or stubborn was Gabriel's term, though not actually naming Banks, in an interview decades later). Banks would get Rutherford to agree with him about what to put on an album etc. etc., and then he only needed one more vote to get a majority and his way. Hackett and Collins felt like kind of outsiders/newcomers among these Charterhouse guys and didn't want to make too many waves, so Banks often got Gabriel outvoted, and got his own way. This despite the fact that Banks and Gabriel had been very very close early on. So Gabriel sent solo in 75. Two years later, Banks and the group told Hackett he could not do any more solo work, even though they often did not accept his contributions for inclusion on albums. DRAMA!!! (There's a reason Yes used that as an album title near the end of their first run haha)
	4:14pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: This is kinda like Flying Lizards a bit with the spoken word spiel.
	4:16pm ParUbi: Hey there
	4:17pm The Oscar: Loved that Legendary Stardust Cowboy cover!
	4:17pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I LOVE this Esperanto. Wow. Since you are playing prog, PLEASE play some token King Crimson also? A DEEP cut?
	4:20pm Chris Hiatt: Esperanto is the best prog rock band name ever. I need to do a deep dive, not super familiar with their work.
	4:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Eno: May 15, 1948 Fripp: May 16, 1946 Bruford: May 17, 1949 (8?) Toya Wilcox: May 18, 1958
	4:21pm Jon: From the back of the cover: "Danse Macabre" is a natural evolution from the first album "Esperanto Rock Orchestra". The dramatic theme running though this second album reflects all aspects of Esperanto and shows a willingness to look for a definitive approach to contemporary music. Much of this direction has come from Peter Sinfield, who has produced this album following work with King Crimson, ELP and PFM and his influence can be clearly heard throughout. "Danse Macabre" does not require listening to and should not be played on speakers less than 8" in diameter, in airport lounges, elevators and at dinner parties or immediately after sexual congress.
	4:23pm steveo: mind it? i enjoyed it.
	4:25pm G: @RR63: Bruford retired from durmming a few years ago (Collins shoulda done that before his health was ruined.) He then wrote a PhD dissertation. He's been on the interview circuit very recently promoting a well-curated box set of his work in many different groups and styles over the decades.
	🧩 4:27pm Ike: Ike Turner: worst Ike, morally?
	4:27pm bleubombersune: Scott a dual drummer set will be great: Bruford & Mastelotto &/or King Coffey & Teresa Nervosa
	4:27pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: President Ike warned us of industrial military complex. Moral!
	4:28pm dale: scott, you have me on youtube listening to blood on the coal and one more time.
	🧩 4:30pm Ike: Well, hopefully that outweighs the horrible murderous stuff Pres. Ike encouraged the CIA to do in Indonesia. But I doubt it. However, in my book, he’s not a real Ike anyway because he’s not an Isaac.
	4:30pm Bimbus Bambus: I am tired. I am salty. I require silence.
	4:33pm steveo: i think you do know
	4:33pm Chris Hiatt: Yeah, please don't do that to us.
	4:33pm McGroovey: DO IT! DO IT!
	4:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: G Thx for ProgIntell
	4:34pm BerkeleyGuy: Please Early ELP
	4:34pm First Time Listener Long Time Caller: DO IT!DO IT!
	4:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Stick to BrainSaladSurgery.
	🧩 4:34pm Rev. Turnip Druid: you people
	4:34pm Chris Hiatt: ELP is the crest of the wave.
	4:35pm MK: What was that organ - artist album title, etc?
	4:36pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Ike we have messed up so MANY countries, its a darned shame.
	4:37pm Bimbus Bambus: I vote for their truly baffling post-Palmer cover of The Locomotion. It's terrible and I love it.
	4:38pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I think Greg Lake sang for King Crimson. Easy Money, Central Park concert was pretty awesome video.
	4:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: WildNeil - nonsense. The state of GeoPolitics is not because of anything the USA - the demonstrably & unequivocally most powerful & influential nation on Earth - has ever done or been responsible for ...but only ever because They spontaneously & for no good reason & inexplicably hate our Amurikan FreeDumbz & Jeebus & MickeyMouse &tc.
	4:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...why it's only our high-minded restraint that keeps the USA from erasing [TwoMinute Hate Nation of Little Brown People of the Moment] from the face of the Earth gawdammit...
	4:48pm BerkeleyGuy: Eno. Thank you
	4:52pm brainiac: I refer to Twitter as Two minute Hate/Rage Machine
	4:52pm Chris Hiatt: Easy Money Vox were John Wetton. Greg Lake had gone on to later glory by that point.
	4:53pm tom tom the pipers son: remember having debates in college about whether fadeouts were a cop out but the long fade on the eno worked for that song
	4:54pm steveo: ok!
	4:55pm Mr. Pumpy: Hey, Scot and the rest. You are all a bunch of...people!
	4:55pm brainiac: Nutrocker can suck it
	4:55pm Mr. Pumpy: shorted you a 't'
	4:55pm Bimbus Bambus: Holy Ziareeka!
	4:56pm Mr. Pumpy: This is...busy?
	4:56pm steveo: terrifying!
	4:56pm brainiac: There is no hate in Mr. Pumpy. Stone him.
	4:57pm Chris Hiatt: He did it. I'm actually glad he did, this is awesome!
	4:57pm Mr. Pumpy: too late, braniac
	🧩 4:57pm Handy Haversack: Yo, Mr. P! Two more minutes!
	4:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The 'I know what Classical Music is more than you do' pieces are generally disposable... Though I adore the Ginestara on BrainSalad... Several WhiteAlbums played @ once this isn't... Welcome Back my Friends to the FMU that Never Ends...
	4:58pm Alessandro_Italy: First time in history Love_Beach valorized.
	4:58pm Mr. Pumpy: he said, "no"
	4:58pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: You said East Orange! I thought you were in Jersey City??
	4:59pm Chris Hiatt: Jimi was pragmatic. Or should I say, "progmatic?"
	4:59pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Hello Scott. Thanks again!!!
	5:00pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: How is Bryce doing?
	5:01pm steveo: the transmitter is in east orange (just kidding that's in west orange). some piece of paper is in east orange and if you move it all of the world's civilizations will slip down below the earth's crust and the FCC will say we deserved it
	5:01pm G: @Wild Neil: Ken updated on Bryce last week on the gofundme page. Maybe another update later this week?
	5:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jimi wanted to do Jimi of course. Play with any of them, mighta been one thing ...just be a member of some band, not so much...
	5:02pm G: Wild Neil: Where the studio is and where the transmitter and station are licensed by the FCC are sometimes not the same city.
	5:03pm G: @RR63: There were already too many big egos in ELP anyway. They'd have needed even more semis to truck those oversized egos from venue to venue.
	5:04pm Mr. Pumpy: Stoked to be seeing these cats in the fall!
	5:04pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Fripp was a bit of a bastard I heard from rumors about the new documentary....
	5:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - but damn I woulda liked to hear them try. Yeah not enuff 'Space'.
	5:05pm Mr. Pumpy: Fripp seems to have mellowed out, big time! I guess being stuck in the house with Toyah isn't all that bad.
	🧩 5:06pm tim from washington: Woooohhoooooo! Thanks for the Stereolab, Scott.
	5:07pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Toyah is pretty hot for a 60 year old lady.
	5:07pm Mr. Pumpy: Damn...I thought I was hearing Zero 7 for a minute. Interesting.
	5:07pm Jon: Great set
	5:08pm Mr. Pumpy: Wild Neil...I concur.
	🧩 5:08pm Will the Sound Guy: Hi Scott Williams and all!!!
	5:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Fripp of course owns Crimson - & is a high-concept fellow who wants things a very particular way creatively - rather than be with guys in a goodtime Rawkband? I would think. I could see possible 'Bastard' from there already somewhat - without more specific detail...
	5:10pm Mr. Pumpy: I have no qualms with Fripp The Bastard. Means/ends and all...
	5:11pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Scott its like you are developing a thesis and Stereolab was the hypothesis. I LOVE Fripps work to be sure.
	5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That is - I picture Fripp as demanding & notoriously not loose, rather than actually ill-mannered. But I know nothing.
	5:12pm steveo: ...I have Festival Express cued up in a browser window,, some day I will press play
	5:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Streamed Festival Express the other week cause it was just on. (PlutoTV.) Very well & clearly shot document of a particular event & time. Janis, TheBand, Pigpen...
	5:14pm Yvang: Oh this guy!
	🧩 5:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Scott and people halfway to Friday!
	5:14pm mrdonutsu: Holé Molé
	5:15pm brainiac: Someone get me a ladder
	5:15pm Jessie: Fripp seems to be very trusting of Steven Wilson and the remixing of the Crimson catalog.
	5:15pm dale: love whatever the synthesizer is in this elp.
	5:15pm Juki Sewer: Hey DJ Scott Williams. Thanks for the blast from past.
	5:16pm steveo: this one resonates for me
	5:16pm The Butterman: Even Jerry was enamored with Janice. They share a wonderful moment. One of the few times Jerry was drunk. ( in Festival express)
	5:16pm steveo: that's what I hear, Butterman :)
	🧩 5:17pm tim from washington: @RRN - I forgot about that one. Thanks for the reminder!
	5:17pm Mr. Pumpy: @Jessie, quite! Speaks volumes as to SW's cred. the man does it right.
	5:17pm brainiac: When I was a kid, I thought Lucky Man was so cool. Don't tell anyone, but I still do.
	5:17pm Rich in Wading River: @Jessie I am not a fan of Wilson but I can't argue with his work on the Crimso catalog
	5:19pm joe mulligan: that little synth/moog/whatever they're playing riff at the end of "from the beginning" is one of my favorite outro jams
	5:19pm Mr. Pumpy: I recently bought an OPPO Blu-ray player and new Denon 7.2 receiver so I can finally listen to the collection of Steven Wilson 5.1 DVD-A remixes I have amassed over the years. It is difficult to find a player that handles that format. I'm usually a stereo type feller, but I'm looking forward to it.
	5:19pm Yvang: blog.wfmu.org...
	🧩 5:19pm tim from washington: Has anyone read the Lou Reed biography by Anthony DeCurtis that came out a couple years ago? I'm 3/4 thtough it right now. I'm really enjoying it. DeCurtis does not shy away from Lou's crappy treatment of others but it's definitely not a hatchet job by any means. I also appreciate the album by album discussion too.
	5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: When I was a kid I adored BrainSaladSurgery from start to finish - & I sill love it - & you can tell anyone especially if it agitates them.
	5:21pm brainiac: I live in fear of the day my OPPO decides to up and call it quits, Mr. Pumpy-man. I do love it so.
	5:21pm Mr. Pumpy: @tim, I have not, but thanks for the recommendation.
	5:22pm neil quarantino: My first concert was ELP at Upsala College
	5:22pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: The nude bin?
	🧩 5:22pm tim from washington: Whoa TOm Recchion was on Birdman - the major label subsidiary? Good job Birdman!
	5:22pm Mr. Pumpy: brainiac, my buddy got one at a Good Will a few years ago and broke the disc tray. He sent it to them and they fixed it for free. It was after they stopped making product, so maybe they still service units. Keep the faith!
	5:22pm joe mulligan: @RevRab yes! my older brother bought that album when it came out and I have very fond memories of it as a tyke. that and also Pictures at an Exhibition. and Tarkus!
	5:24pm Mr. Pumpy: Tarkus has some of the greatest cover artwork of all time! And, like RevRab said, you can tell anyone, especially if it agitates them!!!
	🧩 5:25pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Clearly missed something special with that 2-minutes help thing. .. was a huge ELP nerd as a kid. Eventually grew out of all of it except Tarkus. The keith bombast wears thin immediately now. But Tarkus seemingly still has some true guts in there...
	🧩 5:25pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: what pumpy said.
	5:26pm Mr. Pumpy: i.kym-cdn.com...
	5:26pm Jessie: @tim from washington,,You should read Howard Sounes book Notes from the Velvet Underground: The Life of Lou Reed. That is a really good read about Lou.
	5:26pm persimmon: Listening in port angeles. Yep this is music!
	5:28pm Mr. Pumpy: A great autobiography is Bill Bruford's. Highly recommended. There are some true gems about recording KC's Red. He's a great writer in his own right.
	5:28pm Tome: ELP was one of the only reasons I HAD to upgrade my stereo system !<>!
	5:28pm McGroovey: I somehow haven't listened to ELP since I was a teenager. That was back when teenagers listened to ELP.
	🧩 5:29pm tim from washington: @Jessie - thanks for the recommendation! I realized once I started reading the Lou Reed bio that I've read a lot about the Velvet Underground but not very much about Lou's life and solo work even though I'm a big fan.
	5:30pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I am tired of ELP, Led Zeppelin, The Who and a few others. King Crimson remains and any new stuff I hear on this station. Its more fun to discover new stuff.
	5:30pm Chris Hiatt: That Nora Brown track was fantastic.
	5:32pm brainiac: Laurie Anderson deserves a medal for staying with Lou 'til the end.
	5:33pm Mr. Pumpy: Yes...she deserves several medals for several reasons. Wait...what was she to do, abandon him?
	5:34pm brainiac: He was a thorny old cuss.
	5:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Also Emerson & Lake were ♏︎Scorpio Bruthas ...& yes - the Music was all kinds of that... I can imagine Lou & Laurie 'humanizing' each other (if I could ever be forgiven such a presumptuous utterance) in a really endearing way.
	5:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah but that was Lou's thing. Like if the Parisian waiter wasn't rude you didn't get the Thing there...
	5:36pm Mr. Pumpy: brainiac, I suppose, but he was her thorny old cuss. My outlook anyhow. Didn't you know I was a great romantic?!
	5:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yerknow - it must be an exhausting job - Professional Contrarian...
	5:39pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I have driven by Lou's house in NJ. It has a long driveway and is in a very rural area. Well, rural for NW NJ that is. He used to visit the Shop Rite (or was it A&P?) in Blairstown and people who worked there were told to just be cool when he came in and do not comment on his fame at ALL.
	5:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Otoh he always insisted the VUs lyrics & such were not ironic - &tc. ...
	5:44pm brainiac: It's funny, RevRab; I imagined them living in separate wings of the house.
	5:44pm Krys O.: Thanks, Scott!
	5:51pm Jessie: @Wild Neil..Have you listened to Van Der Graaf Generator? Start with the Pawn Hearts LP.
	5:51pm McGroovey: Lou seemed like he was probably a WYSIWYG kind of guy. Laura A probably knew what she was getting into. And he couldn't possibly have been a d-bag 24 hours a day; only in certain situations, of the sort we all consider being unpleasant in, but decide not to be
	5:52pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Jessie-no I have not, thanks for the suggestion!
	🧩 5:54pm tim from washington: I second Jessie, Wild Neil. And Peter Hammill's solo records. Great music!
	🧩 5:54pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Scott!
	5:54pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott! Great selection again today!
	🧩 5:54pm tim from washington: Thanks, Scott. Bravo! Bravo!
	5:55pm brainiac: Well done, Scott, thou good and faithful DJ.
	🧩 5:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Scott. Have a nice day.
	5:55pm joe mulligan: Midnight Cowboy one of my all time favorite melodies. a win with a ride off into the sunset Scott!
	5:56pm McGroovey: VDGG is the bee's knees. My favorite is "H to He, Who Am the Only One", not Pawn Hearts so much.
	5:56pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hey Scott et AL! A truly great movie theme.
	🧩 5:56pm Will the Sound Guy: Thank you Scott Williams!!! be well everyone!!!
	5:56pm Scott Williams: Thank all! See you next week, be well!
	5:57pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Bye everybody! Thanks Scott!
	5:57pm McGroovey: Peter Hammill "Nadir's Big Chance" is great.
	🧩 5:57pm chris in the redwoods: thank you kindly, Scott!
	🧩 5:57pm Gurldoggie: These Super Jam Xplosions really do it for me. NICE mash up Mr. Williams!
	🧩 5:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: May your nimbostratus and altocumulus be all that you wished for!
	5:57pm steveo: Is this Cher? Great show, thankyoooo
	5:57pm Mr. Pumpy: Great stuff, Scott. I am going through some heavy stuff today, with uncertainty in the future, and this helped ground me for a bit. Much appreciated. WFMU4LIFE!
	5:58pm slim: Thanks!
	🧩 5:58pm Gurldoggie: Wasn’t very chatty today, but not because I don’t love you. As a group and individually.
	5:59pm Mr. Pumpy: This sounds like some Lumpy Gravy type shit.
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Okay. A fun thing about AutoTune. Imagining how awful the intonation must've been... ~ TY Always DJ SW ~
	5:59pm bleubombersune: Scott song ending fits your mood all stay safe & B well
	5:59pm Mr. Pumpy: @Gurldoggie...hard to get a word in with all us chatterheads!

Scott Williams: Playlist from May 18, 2022

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May 18, 2022: Today I Want to Catch Clouds

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Der Blutharsch and the Infinite Church of the Leading Hand	Today I Want to Catch Clouds	Dream Your Life Away	Klanggalerie			*
Omar El Shariyi	Ana Wehabieby "Ana Wehabieby" by "Omar El Shariyi"	Oriental Music Played In His Own Style	WeWantSounds	1976/2020	by Mohamed Abdel Wahab		0:09:22 (Pop-up)
William Engelen	The Unruly Calcant	Today, the organ has played beautifully again	Edition Telemark	2018			0:13:10 (Pop-up)
IQU with Miranda July	Girls On Dates	Girls On Dates	K	1999			0:18:55 (Pop-up)
Moody Blues	Never Comes the Day "Never Comes the Day" by "Moody Blues"	Live at the Isle of Wight 1970	nope-a-dope	1970			0:28:45 (Pop-up)
Bonzo Dog Band	Noises For The Leg	Keynsham	Imperial	1969			0:34:03 (Pop-up)

Fred Willard	Hey, Wha Happened?! "Hey, Wha Happened?!" by "Fred Willard"	A Mighty Wind	Moo Vee				0:44:15 (Pop-up)
The Inner Space & Rosy Rosy	Kamerasong	Agilok & Blubbo sdtk	Wah Wah	1968			0:45:49 (Pop-up)
Genesis	The Silent Sun "The Silent Sun" by "Genesis"	1st single	Decca	1968			0:49:01 (Pop-up)
Id M Theft Able	Terminal "Terminal" by "Id M Theft Able"	If I'm Too Fat For You, Why Don't You Come Over Here And Suck Out All The Fat?	Kraag / Mang	2016			0:50:38 (Pop-up)
Heratius Corporation	Ragtime du Surmâle	Les Boniments	Staubgold	1979/2021			0:55:17 (Pop-up)
Ike & Tina	If You Can Hully Gully (I Can Hully Gully Too)	Feel Good	UA	1972			0:59:44 (Pop-up)
Maraudeur	C'est Caché "C'est Caché" by "Maraudeur"	Puissance 4	Feel It Records	2021			1:04:44 (Pop-up)
Isolation Ward	Lamina Christus "Lamina Christus" by "Isolation Ward"	Point Final	LTM	1982/83/2010			1:08:04 (Pop-up)
Carambolage	Was Ist Das "Was Ist Das" by "Carambolage"	Eilzustellung-Exprès	Tapete	1982/2022			1:12:28 (Pop-up)
The Imperial Pompadours	Gemini Spacecraft	Ersatz	The Imperial Pompadours				1:14:33 (Pop-up)
Esperanto	Danse Macabre "Danse Macabre" by "Esperanto"	Danse Macabre	A&M	1974			1:16:25 (Pop-up)

Iasos	The Royal Court Of Goddess Vesta	Celestial Soul Portrait	Numero Group	70s/2013			1:35:03 (Pop-up)
Lightning in A Twilight Hour	B-side	The Circling of the Seasons 7"	Elephant				1:39:57 (Pop-up)
La Maison	Dynamic Disco "Dynamic Disco" by "La Maison"	Milano UnDISCOvered: Early 80s Italo Disco & Synth Pop Experiments From Milan's Underground	Spittle	1982-86			1:44:15 (Pop-up)
Eno Moebius Roedelius	By This River	Before and After Science	Island	1977			1:47:39 (Pop-up)
Tom Recchion	Obscure Joe Doaks "Obscure Joe Doaks" by "Tom Recchion"	Japanese Cassette	Feeding Tube	1986/2022			1:53:19 (Pop-up)
2-Minutes hELP "2-Minutes hELP"
Stereolab	Outer Accelerator "Outer Accelerator" by "Stereolab"	Mars Audiac Quintet	Elektra	1994			2:00:52 (Pop-up)
Koleżanka	Vegan Sushi "Vegan Sushi" by "Koleżanka"	Place Is	Bar None	2021			2:06:17 (Pop-up)
En Attendant Ana	This Could Be "This Could Be" by "En Attendant Ana"	Lost And Found	Trouble in Mind Records	2018			2:08:59 (Pop-up)
Unkie Dunkie the Baloney Slicer	Side One (exc)	Mortimer	Unkie Dunkie				2:13:33 (Pop-up)
ELP	From the Beginning "From the Beginning" by "ELP"	Trilogy	Cotillion	1972			2:14:14 (Pop-up)

Matmos	Few, Far Chaos Bugles "Few, Far Chaos Bugles" by "Matmos"	Regards/Ukłony dla Bogusław Schaeffer	Thrill Jockey			*	2:23:25 (Pop-up)
Nora Brown	Liza Jane "Liza Jane" by "Nora Brown"	Sidetrack My Engine	Jalopy	2021			2:27:45 (Pop-up)
The Entourage Music and Theatre Ensemble	Composition for Viola, Electric Keyboard, and Percussion	Entourage Music and Theatre Ensemble	Folkways	1973			2:29:59 (Pop-up)
More Eaze & Seth Graham	Sadness, infinite America... shit (Feat. Karen NG)	The Heart Pumps Kool-Aid	Orange Milk			*	2:32:48 (Pop-up)
Distant Fires Burning	Book of Pointless Endurance (exc)	Inperspectycon	Audiobulb			*	2:40:49 (Pop-up)
Ben Chasny	Waterfall Path "Waterfall Path" by "Ben Chasny"	The Intimate Landscape	Drag City/KPM			*	2:43:50 (Pop-up)
Dimples	Faded Blue "Faded Blue" by "Dimples"	Soul Chateau	Feeding Tube	2021			2:45:51 (Pop-up)
Golden Psalms	Mary Middlemore "Mary Middlemore" by "Golden Psalms"	Golden Psalms	Golden Psalms		https://goldenpsalms.bandcamp.com/	*	2:49:48 (Pop-up)
John Barry	Midnight Cowboy "Midnight Cowboy" by "John Barry"	The More Things Change: Film, TV & Studio Work 1968-1972	Ace	1969			2:53:40 (Pop-up)
Super Jam Xplosions	Night Moves "Night Moves" by "Super Jam Xplosions"	Super Jam Xplosions	Super Jam Xplosion			*	2:55:45 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🧩 3:01pm Handy Haversack: Scott! M'Scotteers!
	3:01pm Bas NL: Hi Scott! Followers of Scott! Listeners to Scott's! Hi!
	🧩 3:01pm chris in the redwoods: Scott and all other cloud catchers, greetings!
	3:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: \m/_(>L< ))) _\m/
	3:02pm Carmichael: Heya Scott and fellow fellas.
	🧩 3:02pm tim from washington: Good buddy Scott! Riff-o-rama! Hello everybody.
	3:03pm HyperDose: Just left the "Peep Show best moments seasons 3-7" live stream. This riff proves I made the right decision!
	3:03pm JetBoy of Brooklyn: Leading with a rocker! Hi all.
	3:04pm steveo: we are happy to serve you. u,h no wait wrong message board.... I am very happy to be listening; hello!
	3:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...recorded so as I have no choice but to envision each piece of the drum kit...
	3:05pm McGroovey: Der Blutharsch and the Infinite Church of the Leading Hand is quite the catchy moniker.
	🧩 3:05pm tim from washington: Man , this drummer's name should be Knuckles Maloney. I'm a complete sucker for this thuggish thud space motocross jammin.
	3:05pm melinda: hiya Scott
	3:05pm egould: Motorik!
	3:06pm Krys O.: Greetings!
	3:06pm melinda: @HyperD that sounds fun, love Peep Show
	3:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kewl mix.
	3:07pm dale: this is a slice of alright here!
	3:08pm McGroovey: I feel like this motiriky drummer is dragging sometimes. He keeps getting tired, and then re-catching his momentum.
	3:08pm adampsyche: GROOVY
	3:08pm milknpie: Not familiar with this band but digging it. The discogs page is... intimidating.
	3:08pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	3:08pm Matthew: What year did this song come out?
	3:09pm McGroovey: Not that I could do any better, mind you. Maybe he was trying to get the band to stop, but they wouldn't.
	🧩 3:09pm tim from washington: This song really made my day.
	3:09pm adampsyche: I have the butt2butt Chrome extension so the name of this track reads "Today I Want to Catch Butts"
	3:10pm bleubombersune: Scott greetings lovely touch on the organ pedals
	3:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well, this segue. Obviously.
	3:10pm tom tom the pipers son: tmi, but anyway ... blutharsch means bleeding ass
	🧩 3:11pm LastWhiteRhino: Oh Man....no, Omar.
	3:11pm Yvang: Hi Scott, hi all!
	🧩 3:11pm emilie s: ooooh, loving this el shariyi! very interesting take on traditional arabic music.
	3:13pm Scott Williams: Oh hi friends! Glad you're digging the soundses
	3:13pm steveo: rule 88: crank up any pipe organ abuse
	3:15pm brainiac: Scott, thank god you're here.
	3:17pm Roberto: Behave, calcant!
	🧩 3:18pm tim from washington: Wow, I take back what I said about the first song. This is the best song I've heard all day!
	3:22pm northguineahills: Aye, I have this IQU.Miranda July EP. (IQU stayed at my apt some 23 years ago)
	🧩 3:22pm Gurldoggie: NICE!!! IQU! Old school Seattle in the house!!
	3:22pm McGroovey: Some of my best friends are dragging drummers. But I don't know any drummers in drag, which might be someone's next question.
	3:25pm HyperDose: The squawking is doing it for me
	3:27pm brainiac: Could it be ... Chicken Lady?
	3:27pm sinner: Hi Hi Whoopee!
	3:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Happen to know someone fancies themselves a conga player & is also fond of drag (did I mention living in California many years) ...were that I knew drummers who 'drag' as on track1 here...
	3:29pm ChukAmok: IQU formerly known as ICU before some band called Intensive Care Unit served them with a cease and desist letter while they were onstage at Tramps during CMJ, 1998.
	3:30pm Scott Williams: Sinnahman!
	3:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Savage Young Moodys
	3:31pm brainiac: On nope-a-dope records and tapes
	3:32pm ChukAmok: Isn't that an important question J.K. Simmons character asks of Miles Tellers character in 'Whiplash'? "Were you rushing or were you dragging?!"
	3:34pm The Oscar: Between all the KITH/Bruce McCulloch Evan played and this Bonzos cut it's like my 15-year-old self is controlling the airwaves!
	3:36pm brainiac: I Think We're All Bozos on This Bus
	3:42pm steveo: oh nate the K for becky; that sounds interesting
	3:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Bonzo dragged his bare hands across his drums...
	3:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& hung around KeithMoon enuff he likely dressed a woman @ one point or another but who can say...
	3:45pm HyperDose: Aw Fred ❤️
	3:45pm brainiac: I learned to love Fred Willard after hating him on DC Follies
	3:46pm Carmichael: Ol' Jerry Hubbard.
	🧩 3:46pm tim from washington: Oh man. That was great.
	3:46pm Creature Boy: I picked up The Moody Blues' In Search of the Lost Chord album recently which is a whole psychedelic labyrinth which I'm not sure is worth getting lost in BUT it seems to have a a few good cuts one of which features the lyric "Timothy Leary's dead" in the chorus so...
	3:48pm Creature Boy: Phrased much like the Bela Lugosi bauhaus tune
	3:48pm Monica: here for ye, scott:)
	3:49pm egould: I saw Fred Willard one evening back in 1993. He was walking out of the Pussycat Theater in Santa Monica. I would’ve said “Hi!”, but porno theater.
	3:50pm Creature Boy: Legend of a Mind g.co...
	🧩 3:51pm tim from washington: I thought this Genesis was The Bee Gees until I looked at the playlist.
	3:51pm Jessie: Genesis with a bit of a Bee Gees influence.
	3:51pm Roberto: Yes! GeneGees or maybe Moody GeneGees.
	🧩 3:51pm tim from washington: Hi Monica - I thoroughly enjoyed your fill-in for Gaylord on Sunday.
	3:51pm Scott Williams: Heyyyy, Mo!
	🧩 3:52pm tim from washington: Good ol' Mr. Able!
	3:52pm Scott Williams: Yeah that Genesis sounds like Bee Gees doing "Coldest Night of the Year"
	🧩 3:53pm Gurldoggie: Was that the same Genesis??!
	3:53pm brainiac: Here comes my favorite part
	3:53pm G: This. Is. Audio. Art.
	3:54pm The Oscar: Id M played at a telethon the site I work for put on at the local public access TV station, and one of his pieces was a "sing-along" that was not unlike this piece. It was great.
	3:56pm Jessie: I wonder if Id M was a Wild Man Fischer fan?
	3:56pm G: Genesis started out as a project by Jonathan King, the big 1960s UK recording mogul. He picked their name. They got a demo tape to him somehow through a friend. He was an alumnus of the prep school Charterhouse (kind of the Andover of the UK), where he original band members attended at that time.
	3:57pm Monica: many thx, @tim from washington:)
	3:58pm arb: this is gorjeoussss
	3:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...hence my characterization of (early) Genesis as a public school KingCrimson that hasn't yet reached puberty...
	4:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...doesn't mean I don't like them. Or I'm right.
	4:01pm Phillippe: Howdy
	🧩 4:02pm tim from washington: Yes! Bad ass!
	🧩 4:02pm Gurldoggie: I’d like Genesis a lot more if they sounded more like Ike & Tina.
	🧩 4:04pm tim from washington: Gurldoggie - haha. Who wouldn't'? I'm bringing the whole family to the Punk Rock Flea Market next Saturday. I'm looking forward to it.
	🧩 4:06pm Gurldoggie: Right on Tim! Bring some sunshine too!
	4:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like Ike & Tina more if they sounded like Ike&Tina - but more power to her of course...
	4:09pm Phillippe: Didn't Wet Leg borrow from this?
	4:11pm G: @RR63: Interpersonal dynamics of groups are complicated, and often groups try to keep them in the shadows. Reading a lot about a group over the years, you can piece things together somewhat decently, often. Genesis came from members of two Charterhouse "high-school" groups (one called Garden Wall). Two original members left early on, one to go to college, and one due to stage fright, if memory serves. So it was the three originals (Banks, Gabriel, Rutherford), plus Collins and Hackett hired in. Banks was super bossy ("bloody minded" or stubborn was Gabriel's term, though not actually naming Banks, in an interview decades later). Banks would get Rutherford to agree with him about what to put on an album etc. etc., and then he only needed one more vote to get a majority and his way. Hackett and Collins felt like kind of outsiders/newcomers among these Charterhouse guys and didn't want to make too many waves, so Banks often got Gabriel outvoted, and got his own way. This despite the fact that Banks and Gabriel had been very very close early on. So Gabriel sent solo in 75. Two years later, Banks and the group told Hackett he could not do any more solo work, even though they often did not accept his contributions for inclusion on albums. DRAMA!!! (There's a reason Yes used that as an album title near the end of their first run haha)
	4:14pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: This is kinda like Flying Lizards a bit with the spoken word spiel.
	4:16pm ParUbi: Hey there
	4:17pm The Oscar: Loved that Legendary Stardust Cowboy cover!
	4:17pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I LOVE this Esperanto. Wow. Since you are playing prog, PLEASE play some token King Crimson also? A DEEP cut?
	4:20pm Chris Hiatt: Esperanto is the best prog rock band name ever. I need to do a deep dive, not super familiar with their work.
	4:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Eno: May 15, 1948 Fripp: May 16, 1946 Bruford: May 17, 1949 (8?) Toya Wilcox: May 18, 1958
	4:21pm Jon: From the back of the cover: "Danse Macabre" is a natural evolution from the first album "Esperanto Rock Orchestra". The dramatic theme running though this second album reflects all aspects of Esperanto and shows a willingness to look for a definitive approach to contemporary music. Much of this direction has come from Peter Sinfield, who has produced this album following work with King Crimson, ELP and PFM and his influence can be clearly heard throughout. "Danse Macabre" does not require listening to and should not be played on speakers less than 8" in diameter, in airport lounges, elevators and at dinner parties or immediately after sexual congress.
	4:23pm steveo: mind it? i enjoyed it.
	4:25pm G: @RR63: Bruford retired from durmming a few years ago (Collins shoulda done that before his health was ruined.) He then wrote a PhD dissertation. He's been on the interview circuit very recently promoting a well-curated box set of his work in many different groups and styles over the decades.
	🧩 4:27pm Ike: Ike Turner: worst Ike, morally?
	4:27pm bleubombersune: Scott a dual drummer set will be great: Bruford & Mastelotto &/or King Coffey & Teresa Nervosa
	4:27pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: President Ike warned us of industrial military complex. Moral!
	4:28pm dale: scott, you have me on youtube listening to blood on the coal and one more time.
	🧩 4:30pm Ike: Well, hopefully that outweighs the horrible murderous stuff Pres. Ike encouraged the CIA to do in Indonesia. But I doubt it. However, in my book, he’s not a real Ike anyway because he’s not an Isaac.
	4:30pm Bimbus Bambus: I am tired. I am salty. I require silence.
	4:33pm steveo: i think you do know
	4:33pm Chris Hiatt: Yeah, please don't do that to us.
	4:33pm McGroovey: DO IT! DO IT!
	4:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: G Thx for ProgIntell
	4:34pm BerkeleyGuy: Please Early ELP
	4:34pm First Time Listener Long Time Caller: DO IT!DO IT!
	4:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Stick to BrainSaladSurgery.
	🧩 4:34pm Rev. Turnip Druid: you people
	4:34pm Chris Hiatt: ELP is the crest of the wave.
	4:35pm MK: What was that organ - artist album title, etc?
	4:36pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Ike we have messed up so MANY countries, its a darned shame.
	4:37pm Bimbus Bambus: I vote for their truly baffling post-Palmer cover of The Locomotion. It's terrible and I love it.
	4:38pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I think Greg Lake sang for King Crimson. Easy Money, Central Park concert was pretty awesome video.
	4:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: WildNeil - nonsense. The state of GeoPolitics is not because of anything the USA - the demonstrably & unequivocally most powerful & influential nation on Earth - has ever done or been responsible for ...but only ever because They spontaneously & for no good reason & inexplicably hate our Amurikan FreeDumbz & Jeebus & MickeyMouse &tc.
	4:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...why it's only our high-minded restraint that keeps the USA from erasing [TwoMinute Hate Nation of Little Brown People of the Moment] from the face of the Earth gawdammit...
	4:48pm BerkeleyGuy: Eno. Thank you
	4:52pm brainiac: I refer to Twitter as Two minute Hate/Rage Machine
	4:52pm Chris Hiatt: Easy Money Vox were John Wetton. Greg Lake had gone on to later glory by that point.
	4:53pm tom tom the pipers son: remember having debates in college about whether fadeouts were a cop out but the long fade on the eno worked for that song
	4:54pm steveo: ok!
	4:55pm Mr. Pumpy: Hey, Scot and the rest. You are all a bunch of...people!
	4:55pm brainiac: Nutrocker can suck it
	4:55pm Mr. Pumpy: shorted you a 't'
	4:55pm Bimbus Bambus: Holy Ziareeka!
	4:56pm Mr. Pumpy: This is...busy?
	4:56pm steveo: terrifying!
	4:56pm brainiac: There is no hate in Mr. Pumpy. Stone him.
	4:57pm Chris Hiatt: He did it. I'm actually glad he did, this is awesome!
	4:57pm Mr. Pumpy: too late, braniac
	🧩 4:57pm Handy Haversack: Yo, Mr. P! Two more minutes!
	4:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The 'I know what Classical Music is more than you do' pieces are generally disposable... Though I adore the Ginestara on BrainSalad... Several WhiteAlbums played @ once this isn't... Welcome Back my Friends to the FMU that Never Ends...
	4:58pm Alessandro_Italy: First time in history Love_Beach valorized.
	4:58pm Mr. Pumpy: he said, "no"
	4:58pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: You said East Orange! I thought you were in Jersey City??
	4:59pm Chris Hiatt: Jimi was pragmatic. Or should I say, "progmatic?"
	4:59pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Hello Scott. Thanks again!!!
	5:00pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: How is Bryce doing?
	5:01pm steveo: the transmitter is in east orange (just kidding that's in west orange). some piece of paper is in east orange and if you move it all of the world's civilizations will slip down below the earth's crust and the FCC will say we deserved it
	5:01pm G: @Wild Neil: Ken updated on Bryce last week on the gofundme page. Maybe another update later this week?
	5:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jimi wanted to do Jimi of course. Play with any of them, mighta been one thing ...just be a member of some band, not so much...
	5:02pm G: Wild Neil: Where the studio is and where the transmitter and station are licensed by the FCC are sometimes not the same city.
	5:03pm G: @RR63: There were already too many big egos in ELP anyway. They'd have needed even more semis to truck those oversized egos from venue to venue.
	5:04pm Mr. Pumpy: Stoked to be seeing these cats in the fall!
	5:04pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Fripp was a bit of a bastard I heard from rumors about the new documentary....
	5:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - but damn I woulda liked to hear them try. Yeah not enuff 'Space'.
	5:05pm Mr. Pumpy: Fripp seems to have mellowed out, big time! I guess being stuck in the house with Toyah isn't all that bad.
	🧩 5:06pm tim from washington: Woooohhoooooo! Thanks for the Stereolab, Scott.
	5:07pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Toyah is pretty hot for a 60 year old lady.
	5:07pm Mr. Pumpy: Damn...I thought I was hearing Zero 7 for a minute. Interesting.
	5:07pm Jon: Great set
	5:08pm Mr. Pumpy: Wild Neil...I concur.
	🧩 5:08pm Will the Sound Guy: Hi Scott Williams and all!!!
	5:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Fripp of course owns Crimson - & is a high-concept fellow who wants things a very particular way creatively - rather than be with guys in a goodtime Rawkband? I would think. I could see possible 'Bastard' from there already somewhat - without more specific detail...
	5:10pm Mr. Pumpy: I have no qualms with Fripp The Bastard. Means/ends and all...
	5:11pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Scott its like you are developing a thesis and Stereolab was the hypothesis. I LOVE Fripps work to be sure.
	5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That is - I picture Fripp as demanding & notoriously not loose, rather than actually ill-mannered. But I know nothing.
	5:12pm steveo: ...I have Festival Express cued up in a browser window,, some day I will press play
	5:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Streamed Festival Express the other week cause it was just on. (PlutoTV.) Very well & clearly shot document of a particular event & time. Janis, TheBand, Pigpen...
	5:14pm Yvang: Oh this guy!
	🧩 5:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Scott and people halfway to Friday!
	5:14pm mrdonutsu: Holé Molé
	5:15pm brainiac: Someone get me a ladder
	5:15pm Jessie: Fripp seems to be very trusting of Steven Wilson and the remixing of the Crimson catalog.
	5:15pm dale: love whatever the synthesizer is in this elp.
	5:15pm Juki Sewer: Hey DJ Scott Williams. Thanks for the blast from past.
	5:16pm steveo: this one resonates for me
	5:16pm The Butterman: Even Jerry was enamored with Janice. They share a wonderful moment. One of the few times Jerry was drunk. ( in Festival express)
	5:16pm steveo: that's what I hear, Butterman :)
	🧩 5:17pm tim from washington: @RRN - I forgot about that one. Thanks for the reminder!
	5:17pm Mr. Pumpy: @Jessie, quite! Speaks volumes as to SW's cred. the man does it right.
	5:17pm brainiac: When I was a kid, I thought Lucky Man was so cool. Don't tell anyone, but I still do.
	5:17pm Rich in Wading River: @Jessie I am not a fan of Wilson but I can't argue with his work on the Crimso catalog
	5:19pm joe mulligan: that little synth/moog/whatever they're playing riff at the end of "from the beginning" is one of my favorite outro jams
	5:19pm Mr. Pumpy: I recently bought an OPPO Blu-ray player and new Denon 7.2 receiver so I can finally listen to the collection of Steven Wilson 5.1 DVD-A remixes I have amassed over the years. It is difficult to find a player that handles that format. I'm usually a stereo type feller, but I'm looking forward to it.
	5:19pm Yvang: blog.wfmu.org...
	🧩 5:19pm tim from washington: Has anyone read the Lou Reed biography by Anthony DeCurtis that came out a couple years ago? I'm 3/4 thtough it right now. I'm really enjoying it. DeCurtis does not shy away from Lou's crappy treatment of others but it's definitely not a hatchet job by any means. I also appreciate the album by album discussion too.
	5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: When I was a kid I adored BrainSaladSurgery from start to finish - & I sill love it - & you can tell anyone especially if it agitates them.
	5:21pm brainiac: I live in fear of the day my OPPO decides to up and call it quits, Mr. Pumpy-man. I do love it so.
	5:21pm Mr. Pumpy: @tim, I have not, but thanks for the recommendation.
	5:22pm neil quarantino: My first concert was ELP at Upsala College
	5:22pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: The nude bin?
	🧩 5:22pm tim from washington: Whoa TOm Recchion was on Birdman - the major label subsidiary? Good job Birdman!
	5:22pm Mr. Pumpy: brainiac, my buddy got one at a Good Will a few years ago and broke the disc tray. He sent it to them and they fixed it for free. It was after they stopped making product, so maybe they still service units. Keep the faith!
	5:22pm joe mulligan: @RevRab yes! my older brother bought that album when it came out and I have very fond memories of it as a tyke. that and also Pictures at an Exhibition. and Tarkus!
	5:24pm Mr. Pumpy: Tarkus has some of the greatest cover artwork of all time! And, like RevRab said, you can tell anyone, especially if it agitates them!!!
	🧩 5:25pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Clearly missed something special with that 2-minutes help thing. .. was a huge ELP nerd as a kid. Eventually grew out of all of it except Tarkus. The keith bombast wears thin immediately now. But Tarkus seemingly still has some true guts in there...
	🧩 5:25pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: what pumpy said.
	5:26pm Mr. Pumpy: i.kym-cdn.com...
	5:26pm Jessie: @tim from washington,,You should read Howard Sounes book Notes from the Velvet Underground: The Life of Lou Reed. That is a really good read about Lou.
	5:26pm persimmon: Listening in port angeles. Yep this is music!
	5:28pm Mr. Pumpy: A great autobiography is Bill Bruford's. Highly recommended. There are some true gems about recording KC's Red. He's a great writer in his own right.
	5:28pm Tome: ELP was one of the only reasons I HAD to upgrade my stereo system !<>!
	5:28pm McGroovey: I somehow haven't listened to ELP since I was a teenager. That was back when teenagers listened to ELP.
	🧩 5:29pm tim from washington: @Jessie - thanks for the recommendation! I realized once I started reading the Lou Reed bio that I've read a lot about the Velvet Underground but not very much about Lou's life and solo work even though I'm a big fan.
	5:30pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I am tired of ELP, Led Zeppelin, The Who and a few others. King Crimson remains and any new stuff I hear on this station. Its more fun to discover new stuff.
	5:30pm Chris Hiatt: That Nora Brown track was fantastic.
	5:32pm brainiac: Laurie Anderson deserves a medal for staying with Lou 'til the end.
	5:33pm Mr. Pumpy: Yes...she deserves several medals for several reasons. Wait...what was she to do, abandon him?
	5:34pm brainiac: He was a thorny old cuss.
	5:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Also Emerson & Lake were ♏︎Scorpio Bruthas ...& yes - the Music was all kinds of that... I can imagine Lou & Laurie 'humanizing' each other (if I could ever be forgiven such a presumptuous utterance) in a really endearing way.
	5:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah but that was Lou's thing. Like if the Parisian waiter wasn't rude you didn't get the Thing there...
	5:36pm Mr. Pumpy: brainiac, I suppose, but he was her thorny old cuss. My outlook anyhow. Didn't you know I was a great romantic?!
	5:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yerknow - it must be an exhausting job - Professional Contrarian...
	5:39pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I have driven by Lou's house in NJ. It has a long driveway and is in a very rural area. Well, rural for NW NJ that is. He used to visit the Shop Rite (or was it A&P?) in Blairstown and people who worked there were told to just be cool when he came in and do not comment on his fame at ALL.
	5:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Otoh he always insisted the VUs lyrics & such were not ironic - &tc. ...
	5:44pm brainiac: It's funny, RevRab; I imagined them living in separate wings of the house.
	5:44pm Krys O.: Thanks, Scott!
	5:51pm Jessie: @Wild Neil..Have you listened to Van Der Graaf Generator? Start with the Pawn Hearts LP.
	5:51pm McGroovey: Lou seemed like he was probably a WYSIWYG kind of guy. Laura A probably knew what she was getting into. And he couldn't possibly have been a d-bag 24 hours a day; only in certain situations, of the sort we all consider being unpleasant in, but decide not to be
	5:52pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Jessie-no I have not, thanks for the suggestion!
	🧩 5:54pm tim from washington: I second Jessie, Wild Neil. And Peter Hammill's solo records. Great music!
	🧩 5:54pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Scott!
	5:54pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott! Great selection again today!
	🧩 5:54pm tim from washington: Thanks, Scott. Bravo! Bravo!
	5:55pm brainiac: Well done, Scott, thou good and faithful DJ.
	🧩 5:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Scott. Have a nice day.
	5:55pm joe mulligan: Midnight Cowboy one of my all time favorite melodies. a win with a ride off into the sunset Scott!
	5:56pm McGroovey: VDGG is the bee's knees. My favorite is "H to He, Who Am the Only One", not Pawn Hearts so much.
	5:56pm KevinfromBayRidge: Hey Scott et AL! A truly great movie theme.
	🧩 5:56pm Will the Sound Guy: Thank you Scott Williams!!! be well everyone!!!
	5:56pm Scott Williams: Thank all! See you next week, be well!
	5:57pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Bye everybody! Thanks Scott!
	5:57pm McGroovey: Peter Hammill "Nadir's Big Chance" is great.
	🧩 5:57pm chris in the redwoods: thank you kindly, Scott!
	🧩 5:57pm Gurldoggie: These Super Jam Xplosions really do it for me. NICE mash up Mr. Williams!
	🧩 5:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: May your nimbostratus and altocumulus be all that you wished for!
	5:57pm steveo: Is this Cher? Great show, thankyoooo
	5:57pm Mr. Pumpy: Great stuff, Scott. I am going through some heavy stuff today, with uncertainty in the future, and this helped ground me for a bit. Much appreciated. WFMU4LIFE!
	5:58pm slim: Thanks!
	🧩 5:58pm Gurldoggie: Wasn’t very chatty today, but not because I don’t love you. As a group and individually.
	5:59pm Mr. Pumpy: This sounds like some Lumpy Gravy type shit.
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Okay. A fun thing about AutoTune. Imagining how awful the intonation must've been... ~ TY Always DJ SW ~
	5:59pm bleubombersune: Scott song ending fits your mood all stay safe & B well
	5:59pm Mr. Pumpy: @Gurldoggie...hard to get a word in with all us chatterheads!

Scott Williams: Playlist from May 18, 2022

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