WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from June 27, 2011

Listener comments!
	3:04pm Richard from Venezuela: Good afternoon Scott.
	3:06pm Dead Corporate Eyes: hold the liverwurst
	3:07pm Dead Corporate Eyes: or do they make vegetarian liverwurst now?
	3:07pm Scott W: Afternoon Richard! Done, DCE.
	3:08pm Hubba: Hola everybody!
	3:12pm Hubba: Sally in Plunderland
	3:13pm Cecile: Please make a whole dub album of shitty Clapton songs.
	3:13pm Tractor: Lay down, Sally, so I can drive over you.
	3:13pm paul: more like eric crapped-on!
	3:13pm still b/p: If only they'd played a version like this in strict A/B alternation with the original a few decades ago, it would've brought some mercy to the noogie-ing repetition.
	3:14pm Graffiti: Clapton is hype.
	3:14pm paul: this is making my afternoon, srsly
	3:20pm seang: work is the new leisure
	3:26pm Scott W: nice to hear from you all! no more shitty clapton today, i promise. but that was fun
	3:26pm BSI: BEHOLD! WE HAVE STRUCK RIFF! STAY THE COURSE GODDAMMIT, WE'RE GOING IN!!!!
	3:26pm Hubba: Are they sampling or covering West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band... "hear them marching, hear the drums..."
	3:27pm Cecile: You did a great job, Scott. I hope you feel the urge to give "Wonderful Tonight" some auditory surgery with no anesthetic.
	3:28pm Scott W: Good ear Hubba! I think they're samplers - HEY KOOL AID! You there?
	3:30pm Hubba: Thanks... I love that song, either way, this is a nice hallucinatory excursion... suppose they give a war...
	3:30pm Ike: "Auditory surgery with no anesthetic" -- heh, Cecile, good one. I'd love to hear that.
	3:31pm Graffiti: @Cecile: And defenestrate "Tears in Heaven", while he's at it...
	3:31pm Scott W: Thanks Cecile, but OOF... Cecile... please...
	3:32pm Sandy in Houston: Howdy Scott
	3:32pm Cecile: Don't watch the Cherelle/Alexander O'Neal Unsung, then. Unless you want to hear about a c-section with no laughing gas.
	3:33pm Cecile: Both my husband and I literally screamed when we heard that.
	3:33pm raga: ho ho! love this Marconi Notaro!
	3:33pm Brasileiro: That's some northern accent on Marconi N. (Pernambuco is up toward the Amazonas.)
	3:33pm Scott W: How-dy Sandy!
	3:34pm Agostinho: I´m from Brazil but I never listened this music. Great.
	3:37pm Looms: Hi there! Les Baxter sounded like some kind of Morricone western soundtrack :)
	3:39pm Eric Crapton: I demand that you cease playing my songs in that manner. This show is becoming too silly.
	3:40pm Hype: Check the window guard, dude.
	3:41pm Ben: Could it be Lex Baxter? Is the name of the album really "45" or is a single?
	3:42pm raga: low blow!
	3:42pm Album: But this one goes to 45.
	3:47pm WWW3: Holey Moley!
	3:50pm Scott W: was a 45, a 7"
	3:53pm Dead Corporate Eyes: rippin Brit blues. I never thought of the Animals as like a good guitar band.
	3:54pm BSI: I've been addicted to Cab Calloway's delivery of this for decades, but this here is rat goot. I approve.
	4:00pm Carmichael: Steppin' back in. Hi Scott, hiya, people noted above.
	4:07pm Dead Corporate Eyes: cleansing
	4:10pm Dead Corporate Eyes: now I feel dirty again
	4:11pm Dave B: so these Traktor mixes, are they personal mangulations?
	4:11pm Rosemary Clooney: You go, girl. Go like molasses in January.
	4:11pm Hubba: Is this Gerald Levert?
	4:12pm Carmichael: I would love to play God with Traktor. Scott, kick some entire Boone family ass today, please.
	4:12pm still b/p: This one suggests a David Lynch moment, with a starkly lit, overmade-up singer.
	4:13pm Hubba: smeared lipstick a must
	4:13pm Hubba: thinking Wild at Heart, right?
	4:14pm Dave B: ...Candy Colored Clown
	4:14pm Hubba: Gerald Levert stars in David Lynch's Lawnmower Man
	4:15pm Scott W: yep, traktor is funnnnn
	4:16pm still b/p: Oh, the intense singer moment is a recurring thing for David. Debbie was singing to Jesus for real, so in our new scene he's the one who could be in a theater box nearest the stage, drunk, weepy and blowing kisses.
	4:18pm Scott W: but who was Joseph Brooks singing to?
	4:18pm Dead Corporate Eyes: so this is the same band as the Detachable Penis song....I never knew...
	4:18pm Shawn: Damn, I love this song!
	4:19pm Continuity: But does Debby Boone have twin peaks?
	4:19pm Scott W: yep, same album even
	4:20pm Cecile: Joseph Brooks was singing to his image in the mirror, Scott.
	4:21pm BSI: hate to be the token hawkwind comment guy, but the bones of that king missle tune were like 80% Winds of Change. Okay, geekout over. Back to the cage with the demon geese....
	4:23pm Scott W: Hey Hawkwind Guy! Nice to see you
	4:23pm Carmichael: @BSI: Winds of Change popped up on my iPod machine yesterday, to the lilt of searing meat and glurping of beer. It was a serene moment.
	4:24pm Carmichael: Cecile, hopefully he was singing with an emergency light for a mic.
	4:24pm Dead Corporate Eyes: you shouldn't glurp your beer---leads to poor digestion
	4:25pm Cecile: Yeah. What a creep. You should read the reviews of You Light Up My Life - I remember them back in the day - nearly everyone bashed the film for Brooks's creepieness and narcissism.
	4:26pm Dave B: and don't let your meat loaf
	4:26pm still b/p: I only heard a while ago about Brooks' other personal tales. Serially criminally creepy.
	4:26pm Wendy del Formaggio: I'm just tuning in right now. Hello Scott! Sorry I missed the Hawkwind rip-off. What does Weehawkwind have to say about that?
	4:28pm Dead Corporate Eyes: what's the cheese of the day, Wendy?
	4:31pm Cecile: his son is also a monster.
	4:31pm JT: Anyone know the name of the bouncy tune that was playing during the first part of the current airbreak?
	4:32pm Carmichael: Yikes, I wasn't paying attention to my Hollywood scandals. Not only does he look like Phil Spector, he's got an extra layer of scum due to his criminal sleaze.
	4:33pm Scott W: Hi JT - it's Nola
	4:33pm Wendy del Formaggio: DCE, today's cheese is not too exciting, I'm afraid. It's a somewhat industrial cheese from Austria called "Grinzing." It's pasteurized cows' milk -- might be part-skim -- and it is very similar to yogurt cheese. As workaday as it is, it is also pleasant and "snacky." Melts nicely, too.
	4:34pm Dead Corporate Eyes: well, the hard-working blue collar cheeses need some recognition as well...
	4:35pm JT: Thanks Scott! One of those tunes I heard a long time ago (piano accompaniment for a silent movie maybe) and it's been a semi-recurring earworm ever since.
	4:36pm Cecile: DCE, ITA. You have to have the cheeses that are the equivalent of the good local pilsners.
	4:39pm Cecile: Sometimes you want the hoppy beerse taste like fireworks. other times you want something smoooth.
	4:39pm MarmaladeKitty: Hi Scott! great show.. is the homepage on the blink again?
	4:40pm Bas, NL: @ WdF.. 'Grinzing'.. eeeww.. doesn't sound very tasty. More like something you apply to ball bearings.
	4:41pm Dead Corporate Eyes: homepage was fixed this morning...I just reloaded it and it came up fine.
	4:41pm Scott W: yeah, homepage looking fine here in firefox
	4:42pm Dead Corporate Eyes: love those little guitar squiggles...remind me of Mike Oldfield's vibrato
	4:43pm BSI: ...still convinced Circle can do no wrong. They can certainly do ?!?!?!?!?! ... but not "wrong."
	4:43pm Bas, NL: Hello Scott; tuned in just in time... what a magnificent Circle track!!!
	4:45pm Carmichael: Never heard of Circle. They're definitely not Cyrkle. But they are pretty good. Like a dry-hopped IPA.
	4:45pm Dead Corporate Eyes: yeah, this is awesome, looks like it came out last week
	4:46pm Scott W: yep, right after they got the hair metal outta the system. Hullo Bas!
	4:50pm The Doctah: You're an industrial one, Mr. Grinzig, You really are a prole... You're a melty little snack cog, You've got yogurt in your soul, Mr. Grinzig..
	4:52pm Hubba: My boss jsut asked me if I gave my daughter a taste of beer... what do you say to that? "uh, yes, I'm a beacon of good intention, duh!"
	4:53pm Dead Corporate Eyes: good one, Doctah!
	4:53pm Hubba: in reference to the question, "do you like beer?" Because my daughter wrote for a father's day wall hanging, that is in my cubicle, that I enjoy drinking beer.. she is 5
	4:54pm Hubba: Thanks for the awesome set today... off to a meeting. peace ya'll
	4:54pm Dead Corporate Eyes: oh, I've given my kids tastes of beer--why not? they can't stand the taste but they're always interested.
	4:55pm still b/p: "No, boss. She's an all-day whiskey drinker and doesn't like to mix."
	4:55pm Dave B: just get 'em that fizzy japanese apple juice: http://factsanddetails.com/media/2/20090805-exorsystblogjapanese-kids-beer.jpg
	4:55pm Dead Corporate Eyes: good one, still b/p!
	4:56pm Bas, NL: Just opened this bulgy WFMU envelope here... Jup! It's got Scott's 2011 Marathon collection in it! M E H A P P Y!!!! (Thanks Scott!)
	4:56pm Dave B: Look at how happy those kids are http://youtu.be/ELllgvfX23o
	4:56pm Scott W: Right, Practice Beer For Kids! Hurray Japan
	4:58pm Scott W: Oh, hey, awesome - thanks Bas! Hope you dig, I really really really love so many of the tracks on there
	5:02pm Dave B: They also expanded the product line to include children’s versions of wine, champagne, and cocktails. Japan rules!
	5:03pm Carmichael: Dave B, please send that picture to Ken for his Wednesday playlist!
	5:04pm MarmaladeKitty: China crisis!
	5:05pm Carmichael: Oh yeah, meant to say I got all my swag on Saturday! Including your CD, Scott. I promise to love, honor and obey it till next year's premium.
	5:05pm Dave B: Will do! This one's pretty good too. The kid in the top corner is the best: http://www.japantrends.com/en/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/kodomo-no-nomimono1.jpg
	5:09pm Scott W: Aww, yay swag! Thanks for your patience with that everyone, the swagstack is taller than ever this year, we're humpbustin daily to get it all out to you.
	5:12pm Nat G: Circle did two live LPs on WFMU, both on Brian's show, one's a double LP pretty tripped out
	5:30pm Hubba: Old man on the bridge!
	5:30pm Hubba: Give me some pot and get me stoned!
	5:32pm Hubba: Scott Williams, you jsut made my day!
	5:33pm Carmichael: I haven't yet explored the WFMU thumb drive I received. I understand there's music pre-loaded on the bad boy?
	5:33pm Scott W: Hoba hooba hobba, Hubba
	5:33pm Scott W: Yeah Carmichael, like 132 songs or something!
	5:38pm BSI: jeepers. This is oddly wickedly cool. I have spoken.
	5:38pm Carmichael: Awesome. The iPod will appreciate it.
	5:39pm Bas, NL: Just ordered the new Circle... It's out on Conspiracy Records BTW.
	5:43pm Cecile: I grew up drinking sips of beer, and tiny glasses of wine at special occasions. Apart from some college wildness, I've been a pretty moderate drinker since.
	5:44pm Cecile: Hubba, when I went to the bar with my dad, I'd always ask for a 7-Up with an olive in it - it looked like my dad's martinis...:/
	5:44pm Hubba: I've noticed the waistline expanding with the temperature heating-up... I think I'll go along with my daughter and be an all day whiskey hound.
	5:47pm Hubba: I'll get the root beer ina bottle, and everytime, which is like 3 hours from now, she'll say, "no fair, you get beer and i get nothing." Then I punch her in the mouth and say, "you got yours, now go eat the stale macaroni!"
	5:48pm Hubba: joking, joking... child abuse makes me cringe unless it is in a movie, then it is okay.
	5:55pm Joel Steinberg: I concur.
	5:58pm Hubba: How's it going Joel?
	5:59pm Hubba: Long time, no see... how's the family?
	5:59pm Carmichael: Thanks for the music, Scott. Especially the Traktor influenced pieces.
	3:22pm rob koolaid: yep, twas the riff from "Suppose they give a war and no one comes" by the mighty WCPAEB. there is a sample but most of the music is played by koolaid. sorry bout the delayed reply we listen in retrospect in the UK. awesome cover of Spacemen 3 in there!

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June 27, 2011: RIYD Spacemen 3, shoes and liverwurst

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Tannhäuser Sterben & Das Tod	Glashaus	Eigengift
Eric Clapton	Lay Down Sally (traktor)			0:04:43 (Pop-up)
Syreeta	I Love Every Little Thing About You	V/a, Our Lives are Shaped by What We Love: Motown's MoWest Story 1971-1973		0:11:12 (Pop-up)
Funtastiklons	Heftiger Walzer "Heftiger Walzer" by "Funtastiklons"	V/a, German Punk & Wave 1978-1984, Vol. 1		0:15:59 (Pop-up)
Godfrey Cambridge	Jockey ad "Jockey ad" by "Godfrey Cambridge"			0:19:33 (Pop-up)
Kool Aid	unknown title, but seems to be a cover of "Suppose They Give a War and No One Comes" by the WCPAEB	Acid tape		0:20:18 (Pop-up)
Marconi Notaro	Antropologica "Antropologica" by "Marconi Notaro"	V/a, Psychedelic Pernambuco		0:26:53 (Pop-up)
Les Baxter	Unchained Melody (@ 33rpm)	45		0:29:19 (Pop-up)

The Moles	Surf's Up "Surf's Up" by "The Moles"	Untune the Sky		0:41:16 (Pop-up)
Eric Burdon & The Animals	St. James Infirmary	Every One of Us		0:46:19 (Pop-up)
Prietto Viajaal Cosmos Con Mariano	El Bombero	S/t		0:51:02 (Pop-up)
Comoros	Side 1 (exc) "Side 1 (exc)" by "Comoros"	White Flower		0:56:08 (Pop-up)
Debbie Boone	You Iight up My Life (Traktor)			1:04:45 (Pop-up)
King Missile	Happy Hour "Happy Hour" by "King Missile"	Happy Hour		1:11:00 (Pop-up)
Dick Jacobs and his Chorus & Orchestra	Zsa Zsa (@ 33rpm)	45		1:16:30 (Pop-up)

Circle	Salros "Salros" by "Circle"	Infektio		1:30:02 (Pop-up)
Tommy De Chirico	Flowers Into the Factory	V/a, Danza Meccanica (Italian Synth Wave 1982-1987)		1:44:58 (Pop-up)
Pram	Nightwatch "Nightwatch" by "Pram"	Helium		1:50:23 (Pop-up)
Tonstartssbandht	Shot To La Parc "Shot To La Parc" by "Tonstartssbandht"	Now I Am Become		1:54:34 (Pop-up)
Boris	See You Next Week "See You Next Week" by "Boris"	Attention Please		1:59:14 (Pop-up)
Jeanne Vomit-Terror	Mirror School	V/a, Resonant Hole Singles Series Vol. 1		2:03:18 (Pop-up)
Magas	Meteors "Meteors" by "Magas"	V/a, Soundtrack to Infinity	Andy Ortmann's 2010 WFMU Marathon Premium	2:05:34 (Pop-up)
Bread	Make it With You (@ 33rpm) "Make it With You (@ 33rpm)" by "Bread"	45		2:09:20 (Pop-up)

The Vandelles	Losing Touch with my Mind	Summer Fling	cover: Spacemen 3	2:18:02 (Pop-up)
David Kilgour and the Heavy Eights	Left By Soft	Left by Soft		2:21:58 (Pop-up)
King Kong	Old Man on the Bridge "Old Man on the Bridge" by "King Kong"	Old Man on the Bridge		2:25:31 (Pop-up)
Roberto Cacciapaglia and Ann Steel	My Time	The Ann Steel Album		2:31:56 (Pop-up)
Mueran Humanos	Altar Hogar "Altar Hogar" by "Mueran Humanos"	S/t		2:35:56 (Pop-up)
Melmac	Le Désert avance "Le Désert avance" by "Melmac"	Le Désert avance		2:42:34 (Pop-up)
T.O.M.B.	Luciferian Homage (exc) "Luciferian Homage (exc)" by "T.O.M.B."	Xesse		2:46:31 (Pop-up)
Trúbrot	Going "Going" by "Trúbrot"	Undir Ahrifum		2:49:31 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:04pm Richard from Venezuela: Good afternoon Scott.
	3:06pm Dead Corporate Eyes: hold the liverwurst
	3:07pm Dead Corporate Eyes: or do they make vegetarian liverwurst now?
	3:07pm Scott W: Afternoon Richard! Done, DCE.
	3:08pm Hubba: Hola everybody!
	3:12pm Hubba: Sally in Plunderland
	3:13pm Cecile: Please make a whole dub album of shitty Clapton songs.
	3:13pm Tractor: Lay down, Sally, so I can drive over you.
	3:13pm paul: more like eric crapped-on!
	3:13pm still b/p: If only they'd played a version like this in strict A/B alternation with the original a few decades ago, it would've brought some mercy to the noogie-ing repetition.
	3:14pm Graffiti: Clapton is hype.
	3:14pm paul: this is making my afternoon, srsly
	3:20pm seang: work is the new leisure
	3:26pm Scott W: nice to hear from you all! no more shitty clapton today, i promise. but that was fun
	3:26pm BSI: BEHOLD! WE HAVE STRUCK RIFF! STAY THE COURSE GODDAMMIT, WE'RE GOING IN!!!!
	3:26pm Hubba: Are they sampling or covering West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band... "hear them marching, hear the drums..."
	3:27pm Cecile: You did a great job, Scott. I hope you feel the urge to give "Wonderful Tonight" some auditory surgery with no anesthetic.
	3:28pm Scott W: Good ear Hubba! I think they're samplers - HEY KOOL AID! You there?
	3:30pm Hubba: Thanks... I love that song, either way, this is a nice hallucinatory excursion... suppose they give a war...
	3:30pm Ike: "Auditory surgery with no anesthetic" -- heh, Cecile, good one. I'd love to hear that.
	3:31pm Graffiti: @Cecile: And defenestrate "Tears in Heaven", while he's at it...
	3:31pm Scott W: Thanks Cecile, but OOF... Cecile... please...
	3:32pm Sandy in Houston: Howdy Scott
	3:32pm Cecile: Don't watch the Cherelle/Alexander O'Neal Unsung, then. Unless you want to hear about a c-section with no laughing gas.
	3:33pm Cecile: Both my husband and I literally screamed when we heard that.
	3:33pm raga: ho ho! love this Marconi Notaro!
	3:33pm Brasileiro: That's some northern accent on Marconi N. (Pernambuco is up toward the Amazonas.)
	3:33pm Scott W: How-dy Sandy!
	3:34pm Agostinho: I´m from Brazil but I never listened this music. Great.
	3:37pm Looms: Hi there! Les Baxter sounded like some kind of Morricone western soundtrack :)
	3:39pm Eric Crapton: I demand that you cease playing my songs in that manner. This show is becoming too silly.
	3:40pm Hype: Check the window guard, dude.
	3:41pm Ben: Could it be Lex Baxter? Is the name of the album really "45" or is a single?
	3:42pm raga: low blow!
	3:42pm Album: But this one goes to 45.
	3:47pm WWW3: Holey Moley!
	3:50pm Scott W: was a 45, a 7"
	3:53pm Dead Corporate Eyes: rippin Brit blues. I never thought of the Animals as like a good guitar band.
	3:54pm BSI: I've been addicted to Cab Calloway's delivery of this for decades, but this here is rat goot. I approve.
	4:00pm Carmichael: Steppin' back in. Hi Scott, hiya, people noted above.
	4:07pm Dead Corporate Eyes: cleansing
	4:10pm Dead Corporate Eyes: now I feel dirty again
	4:11pm Dave B: so these Traktor mixes, are they personal mangulations?
	4:11pm Rosemary Clooney: You go, girl. Go like molasses in January.
	4:11pm Hubba: Is this Gerald Levert?
	4:12pm Carmichael: I would love to play God with Traktor. Scott, kick some entire Boone family ass today, please.
	4:12pm still b/p: This one suggests a David Lynch moment, with a starkly lit, overmade-up singer.
	4:13pm Hubba: smeared lipstick a must
	4:13pm Hubba: thinking Wild at Heart, right?
	4:14pm Dave B: ...Candy Colored Clown
	4:14pm Hubba: Gerald Levert stars in David Lynch's Lawnmower Man
	4:15pm Scott W: yep, traktor is funnnnn
	4:16pm still b/p: Oh, the intense singer moment is a recurring thing for David. Debbie was singing to Jesus for real, so in our new scene he's the one who could be in a theater box nearest the stage, drunk, weepy and blowing kisses.
	4:18pm Scott W: but who was Joseph Brooks singing to?
	4:18pm Dead Corporate Eyes: so this is the same band as the Detachable Penis song....I never knew...
	4:18pm Shawn: Damn, I love this song!
	4:19pm Continuity: But does Debby Boone have twin peaks?
	4:19pm Scott W: yep, same album even
	4:20pm Cecile: Joseph Brooks was singing to his image in the mirror, Scott.
	4:21pm BSI: hate to be the token hawkwind comment guy, but the bones of that king missle tune were like 80% Winds of Change. Okay, geekout over. Back to the cage with the demon geese....
	4:23pm Scott W: Hey Hawkwind Guy! Nice to see you
	4:23pm Carmichael: @BSI: Winds of Change popped up on my iPod machine yesterday, to the lilt of searing meat and glurping of beer. It was a serene moment.
	4:24pm Carmichael: Cecile, hopefully he was singing with an emergency light for a mic.
	4:24pm Dead Corporate Eyes: you shouldn't glurp your beer---leads to poor digestion
	4:25pm Cecile: Yeah. What a creep. You should read the reviews of You Light Up My Life - I remember them back in the day - nearly everyone bashed the film for Brooks's creepieness and narcissism.
	4:26pm Dave B: and don't let your meat loaf
	4:26pm still b/p: I only heard a while ago about Brooks' other personal tales. Serially criminally creepy.
	4:26pm Wendy del Formaggio: I'm just tuning in right now. Hello Scott! Sorry I missed the Hawkwind rip-off. What does Weehawkwind have to say about that?
	4:28pm Dead Corporate Eyes: what's the cheese of the day, Wendy?
	4:31pm Cecile: his son is also a monster.
	4:31pm JT: Anyone know the name of the bouncy tune that was playing during the first part of the current airbreak?
	4:32pm Carmichael: Yikes, I wasn't paying attention to my Hollywood scandals. Not only does he look like Phil Spector, he's got an extra layer of scum due to his criminal sleaze.
	4:33pm Scott W: Hi JT - it's Nola
	4:33pm Wendy del Formaggio: DCE, today's cheese is not too exciting, I'm afraid. It's a somewhat industrial cheese from Austria called "Grinzing." It's pasteurized cows' milk -- might be part-skim -- and it is very similar to yogurt cheese. As workaday as it is, it is also pleasant and "snacky." Melts nicely, too.
	4:34pm Dead Corporate Eyes: well, the hard-working blue collar cheeses need some recognition as well...
	4:35pm JT: Thanks Scott! One of those tunes I heard a long time ago (piano accompaniment for a silent movie maybe) and it's been a semi-recurring earworm ever since.
	4:36pm Cecile: DCE, ITA. You have to have the cheeses that are the equivalent of the good local pilsners.
	4:39pm Cecile: Sometimes you want the hoppy beerse taste like fireworks. other times you want something smoooth.
	4:39pm MarmaladeKitty: Hi Scott! great show.. is the homepage on the blink again?
	4:40pm Bas, NL: @ WdF.. 'Grinzing'.. eeeww.. doesn't sound very tasty. More like something you apply to ball bearings.
	4:41pm Dead Corporate Eyes: homepage was fixed this morning...I just reloaded it and it came up fine.
	4:41pm Scott W: yeah, homepage looking fine here in firefox
	4:42pm Dead Corporate Eyes: love those little guitar squiggles...remind me of Mike Oldfield's vibrato
	4:43pm BSI: ...still convinced Circle can do no wrong. They can certainly do ?!?!?!?!?! ... but not "wrong."
	4:43pm Bas, NL: Hello Scott; tuned in just in time... what a magnificent Circle track!!!
	4:45pm Carmichael: Never heard of Circle. They're definitely not Cyrkle. But they are pretty good. Like a dry-hopped IPA.
	4:45pm Dead Corporate Eyes: yeah, this is awesome, looks like it came out last week
	4:46pm Scott W: yep, right after they got the hair metal outta the system. Hullo Bas!
	4:50pm The Doctah: You're an industrial one, Mr. Grinzig, You really are a prole... You're a melty little snack cog, You've got yogurt in your soul, Mr. Grinzig..
	4:52pm Hubba: My boss jsut asked me if I gave my daughter a taste of beer... what do you say to that? "uh, yes, I'm a beacon of good intention, duh!"
	4:53pm Dead Corporate Eyes: good one, Doctah!
	4:53pm Hubba: in reference to the question, "do you like beer?" Because my daughter wrote for a father's day wall hanging, that is in my cubicle, that I enjoy drinking beer.. she is 5
	4:54pm Hubba: Thanks for the awesome set today... off to a meeting. peace ya'll
	4:54pm Dead Corporate Eyes: oh, I've given my kids tastes of beer--why not? they can't stand the taste but they're always interested.
	4:55pm still b/p: "No, boss. She's an all-day whiskey drinker and doesn't like to mix."
	4:55pm Dave B: just get 'em that fizzy japanese apple juice: http://factsanddetails.com/media/2/20090805-exorsystblogjapanese-kids-beer.jpg
	4:55pm Dead Corporate Eyes: good one, still b/p!
	4:56pm Bas, NL: Just opened this bulgy WFMU envelope here... Jup! It's got Scott's 2011 Marathon collection in it! M E H A P P Y!!!! (Thanks Scott!)
	4:56pm Dave B: Look at how happy those kids are http://youtu.be/ELllgvfX23o
	4:56pm Scott W: Right, Practice Beer For Kids! Hurray Japan
	4:58pm Scott W: Oh, hey, awesome - thanks Bas! Hope you dig, I really really really love so many of the tracks on there
	5:02pm Dave B: They also expanded the product line to include children’s versions of wine, champagne, and cocktails. Japan rules!
	5:03pm Carmichael: Dave B, please send that picture to Ken for his Wednesday playlist!
	5:04pm MarmaladeKitty: China crisis!
	5:05pm Carmichael: Oh yeah, meant to say I got all my swag on Saturday! Including your CD, Scott. I promise to love, honor and obey it till next year's premium.
	5:05pm Dave B: Will do! This one's pretty good too. The kid in the top corner is the best: http://www.japantrends.com/en/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/kodomo-no-nomimono1.jpg
	5:09pm Scott W: Aww, yay swag! Thanks for your patience with that everyone, the swagstack is taller than ever this year, we're humpbustin daily to get it all out to you.
	5:12pm Nat G: Circle did two live LPs on WFMU, both on Brian's show, one's a double LP pretty tripped out
	5:30pm Hubba: Old man on the bridge!
	5:30pm Hubba: Give me some pot and get me stoned!
	5:32pm Hubba: Scott Williams, you jsut made my day!
	5:33pm Carmichael: I haven't yet explored the WFMU thumb drive I received. I understand there's music pre-loaded on the bad boy?
	5:33pm Scott W: Hoba hooba hobba, Hubba
	5:33pm Scott W: Yeah Carmichael, like 132 songs or something!
	5:38pm BSI: jeepers. This is oddly wickedly cool. I have spoken.
	5:38pm Carmichael: Awesome. The iPod will appreciate it.
	5:39pm Bas, NL: Just ordered the new Circle... It's out on Conspiracy Records BTW.
	5:43pm Cecile: I grew up drinking sips of beer, and tiny glasses of wine at special occasions. Apart from some college wildness, I've been a pretty moderate drinker since.
	5:44pm Cecile: Hubba, when I went to the bar with my dad, I'd always ask for a 7-Up with an olive in it - it looked like my dad's martinis...:/
	5:44pm Hubba: I've noticed the waistline expanding with the temperature heating-up... I think I'll go along with my daughter and be an all day whiskey hound.
	5:47pm Hubba: I'll get the root beer ina bottle, and everytime, which is like 3 hours from now, she'll say, "no fair, you get beer and i get nothing." Then I punch her in the mouth and say, "you got yours, now go eat the stale macaroni!"
	5:48pm Hubba: joking, joking... child abuse makes me cringe unless it is in a movie, then it is okay.
	5:55pm Joel Steinberg: I concur.
	5:58pm Hubba: How's it going Joel?
	5:59pm Hubba: Long time, no see... how's the family?
	5:59pm Carmichael: Thanks for the music, Scott. Especially the Traktor influenced pieces.
	3:22pm rob koolaid: yep, twas the riff from "Suppose they give a war and no one comes" by the mighty WCPAEB. there is a sample but most of the music is played by koolaid. sorry bout the delayed reply we listen in retrospect in the UK. awesome cover of Spacemen 3 in there!

Scott Williams: Playlist from June 27, 2011

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