WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from December 17, 2012

Listener comments!
	3:03pm BSI: Good afternoon, bewilderer of the headball.
	3:05pm northguineahills: Jewelled Antler Collective, haven't heard them in a while.
	3:09pm amEdeo: Good bedazzled antlers!
	3:16pm northguineahills: Sole samples this Vangelis track, makes for very listenable hiphop.
	3:17pm jeff-m: hey there. Pretty stuff so far
	3:17pm Bob: Something Reminds Me
	3:21pm Matt from Springfield: Ode to a mermaid! Great Vangelis, this song is a PRETTYT Fille de la Mer! Hi Scott, everyone!
	3:21pm DJKG: quit weirding me out. i'm trying to work.
	3:22pm Matt from Springfield: amEdeo, my fellow Human-American! I just finished listening to your most recent Archive, as a matter of fact!
	3:23pm DJKG: quit weirding me out. i'm trying to work.
	3:23pm Scott W: Welcome pals! Sorry KG! Bob, I like your comment; what's it mean?
	3:23pm DJKG: dammit!
	3:23pm Daevid: I'm sorry, DJKG, I'm afraid I can't do that.
	3:24pm DJKG: just joshing. focusing on boring work and feeling creepy.
	3:25pm Matt from Springfield: Daevid Allen is such a trip! All-around beatnik from Australian, moved to the Canterbury Scene. I like him much.
	3:25pm amEdeo: Matt-AmeriHuman! Good day! Why thank you, I hope you enjoyed/had a positive experience with it! Messed up my vocal chords a little during the screams. OH MY WHAT WHAT WHAT WHAT.
	3:30pm Matt from Springfield: Hey, as long as you read children's stories with a creepy subtext, I'm cool with it! :) WFMU should receive the National Medal of AmeriHumanities.
	3:31pm DCE: hi guys!
	3:31pm Van in DC: Drive by Hi Scott!
	3:32pm Matt from Springfield: @Scott: Have you ever heard /of Michael Zentner? He was a onetime of DC group The Muffins, but he did a great solo album Present Time. One track is like jazzy math prog with a peculiar Daevid Allen vocal.
	3:32pm amEdeo: I no longer am certain where one WFMU and WFMU and WFMU and WFMU and somewhere there is a show and another and another but then they are all looping. We are humans and make things with mouths and brains. Individual, together, and Nackt Insecten, and here all are. i think i have become unstuck from
	3:33pm Bob: Something Reminds You
	3:34pm G: This reminds me of naked insects. Animatronic ones.
	3:34pm $tanley: Your show makes me cry
	3:34pm Matt from Springfield: @Bob: Whatever that's about, PERFECT comment timing! :)
	3:34pm amEdeo: Let's make that award a reality! Who has tin-foil and a degree in metallurgy?
	3:35pm G: This reminds me of Pages from the Book of Boldness. Weird.
	3:36pm Cecile: hola!
	3:36pm Manolo: mayan word of the day: chen mehen-kisin (small devil).
	3:36pm Matt from Springfield: Hi to $tanley, G, Van, DCE, NGH, BSI and all other listeners as well! College art programs often have majors in "jewelrymaking"--perfect place to look for an ambitious, unwitting crafter!
	3:36pm G: laho!!!
	3:38pm $tanley The Meet Lady: I don't want the end of the world to happen
	3:38pm Matt from Springfield: Pages from the book of...audacity! Neues Deutschwort für mich!
	3:38pm don: so psyched to be listening right now
	3:39pm Bob: Glad Eyes Are Smiling
	3:39pm $tanley The Meet Lady: I don't want the end of the world to happen
	3:40pm Michael Nesmith: I took the last train to Downersville, and I met you at the station. The radio station.
	3:40pm amEdeo: Don't worry $tanley, everyone loves everyone and the world isn't going to end.
	3:40pm Matt from Springfield: @$tanley: I saw legendary Hollywood "Golden Age" musical "The Bandwagon" this weekend--they rhymed "prince meet" with "mincemeat". Good rhymes are ever-higher layers of icing on a cake, until it gets so heavy it tips over.
	3:41pm Chris from DC: Wow I need to hear all of this new Forma. Nice.
	3:42pm Matt from Springfield: I have a certain place in mind to celebrate "World Ending" at--stay through midnight and hopefully keep the party going!
	3:43pm Matt from Springfield: @Chris: Is this Forma new new? It has a great 70s Krautrock feel to it!
	3:44pm amEdeo: Matt, I'll look through the station's yellow pages for nearby art schools. I'll tell them I'm a representative calling on the behalf of "Mr. Matthew Springfield, Vice-Chancellor of the board of AmeriHumanities".
	3:44pm $tanley The Meet Lady: @matt !!!!!!!!!!
	3:45pm Chris from DC: @Matt: New new. Or is that neu?
	3:45pm Scott W: hey Matt, it is new, on Spectrum Spools. Stanley - don't worry, the world won't end. Johnny Ray coming up for you later: you'll feel better if you cry.
	3:45pm BSI: Potatoes are a remorseless, senseless, impersonal fact.
	3:46pm the thought of you: @scott
	3:50pm Matt from Springfield: @$tanley!!! Or how bout Dexys: "Poor old Johnny Raaaaay..."! Thanks Chris, Scott!
	3:53pm Matt from Springfield: @amE: Excellent! While we might not be able to pay them a lot of fame upfront, they will receive a cut of all future fame from the medal, once a bedazzled world knows they crafted it!
	3:56pm bloopy: scott . u killing it mate
	3:56pm dale: strangest set i've ever hoid. i have the vinyl of popul vuh, and it is wacky at 45 rpm
	3:56pm KP: Hey Scott!
	3:56pm Michael Nesmith: Tragedy pr0n! Lovin' it!
	3:57pm Matt from Springfield: First time I really heard Mahler, that was intriguing and beautiful. Also, seems the "Kindertotenlieder" are a previous set of poems by Friedrich Rückert. Worth reading in their own right.
	3:58pm KP: Hey Michael Nesmith, what size wool cap do you wear?
	3:58pm Matt from Springfield: Poor old Johnnie Ray! Now you HAVE to play "Come On Eileen"! ;)
	3:59pm Michael Nesmith: Too small. It binds something AWWWFULLL
	4:00pm Yair Yona (Tel Aviv, Israel,Earth,Milky Way): So good to be here finally
	4:00pm Matt from Springfield: "Now the sun wants to rise as brightly"
	4:02pm Matt from Springfield: Greets, Yair!
	4:03pm luca: the sun will now rise clearly
	4:04pm Matt from Springfield: Menchen and the Noisersnappers--band name.
	4:07pm nihiles: What was that little snippet, something like... How do I know what you're saying is real? You don't. How do I know that you're telling the truth? I'm not.
	4:08pm Carmichael: Good day Scotty and yon peoples.
	4:09pm nihiles: What is the quote from? " I can't tell when you're telling me the truth." - I'm not. "How do I know anything you've told me is..." - You don't. -TIA
	4:10pm Carmichael: I would not be able to wash dishes to this music.
	4:11pm Julie: this reminds me of some tv theme and it's making me nuts trying to remember what
	4:11pm Scott W: Welcome Yair! Good to see you. nihiles, it's actually from the Mothers of Invention album "Uncle Meat"
	4:12pm Matt from Springfield: @Julie: "Doctor Who" on an old VHS about to self-destruct? ;)
	4:13pm Carmichael: Cosmos, as the planets whoosh by and Carl Sagan talks about "star stuff"?
	4:15pm nihiles: Thanks Scott. I guess the quickness of it and the sound of it had me believing it was from some film noir. And I wish I was home instead of work because I have dishes that could be washed to this music.
	4:15pm Julie: @Matt I didn't watch old Dr Who. But yeah probably something sci-fi
	4:17pm Carmichael: In fact, my dishes are probably getting dirtier.
	4:18pm tom: Scott: Forma Mecanique is just too good. Made my day. Love that stuff.
	4:21pm Matt from Springfield: @Julie: Was it as "manic" as this Tom Cameron? Pretty high energy rhythm for a theme. @Carm: It's probably more music to "cleanse" dishes by--as in dipping them into a magma flow and watching the mess (and the dish itself) turn to obsidian.
	4:24pm Carmichael: Just like not being able to play anything sad on a banjo, you just can't help but be happy with synthesized handclaps.
	4:26pm still b/p: If I did dishes to that track, the outcome would be similar to when Mack Sennett took a bit of advice to stop work in the afternoon on the Keystone (as in Cops) movie set and serve tea: "The breakage was awful and several strangers got scalded."
	4:26pm Scott W: Oooh, Carm, I guess you haven't heard Henry Flynt play the banjo, or Sandy Bull doing Carmina Burana
	4:29pm Matt from Springfield: @Carm: There's that Irwin bed with a banjo that veers towards sadness (though, not nearly as sad as its title would suggest. Lemme see if I can find that title...) As I rediscovered Fraggle Rock (and its music) some years ago, I also noticed for the first time the sheer joy of synth/drum machine handclaps. Followed by Lipps Inc. and other examples, I am now a huge proponent of them.
	4:31pm Carmichael: Can't say that I have, Scott. I took for granted the quote I stole from Steve Martin. But I stand by my synthesized handclaps remark.
	4:33pm Scott W: oh yeah, the synthesized handclaps are incorruptible! for more sad banjo, check out World Standard's "Country Gazette"
	4:39pm Matt from Springfield: Oddly, this is a good follow-up to Arrigo :) Now how come this song is never on any Karaoke machine I come across?!
	4:41pm steve: Gary Wilson = genius.
	4:42pm Scott W: @steve: hell yeah, Gary's still got it! PBWolf & MadLib been real good for him too
	4:42pm map: that was a great song
	4:44pm Carmichael: Now I could wash a hell of a lot of dishes to Vice Versa.
	4:44pm steve: i heard theyre repressing You Think You Really Know Me !
	4:46pm Matt from Springfield: Btw, "Perpetual Dolesome Machine" by Bud Melvin is said sad banjo music. Though I still agree that the title sounds sadder than the actual piece.
	4:46pm Scott W: @steve: again?! That'll make at least issue #4. but good, they can prolly get gary heard by more ppl
	4:51pm steve: yup, the great Feeding Tube Records said they're putting it out next year some time
	4:56pm Carmichael: That documentary on Gary Wilson was excellent, BTW. Nice work, WFMU! Was that Brian Turner who was in a piece of it, or am I misremembering someone else?
	4:57pm Scott W: @carm: naw dude, that was me! Gary was on my show in 2002. DJ Duane was also in the doc
	4:59pm Carmichael: Ya know, as soon as I hit enter I thought it may have been you. Sorry for the misrememberance. You are indeed the man.
	5:04pm Matt from Springfield: YES! Go FMA! Finally putting legs on that idea! Challenge "Happy Birthday" supremacists!!!
	5:05pm Sergeus: Who play that Bolero version?
	5:11pm jerame: if i recollect, relatives: gospel + funk = Can
	5:13pm Matt from Springfield: @Sergeus: It's Kebekelektrik, as in "Quebec electric"
	5:13pm Scott W: Ah, got it! Close, jerame - it was "gospel + Funkadelic = Can"
	5:17pm steve: that Source of Yellow LP is great
	5:19pm Carmichael: Nothing says soulful jazz like serving hard time.
	5:21pm Sergeus: @Matt, thanks
	5:25pm Matt from Springfield: No prob, Serge!
	5:30pm Matt from Springfield: Nativity of the Lord, Superstar!!
	5:38pm $ssstamley: At first I thought it read handicaps and not handclaps @scott
	5:40pm Matt from Springfield: Back in "The United States Of America"!! Rockin' that fuzz bass and cor anglais! Excellent Nugget!
	5:43pm tim from champaign: I love this USA album. It's one of my go to "so you've never heard this before, eh?" records when sitting around with friends drinking beer and listening to records.
	5:47pm Scott W: @tim, same here! I actually keep forgetting how good a few of the trax on there are
	5:52pm Carmichael: Has Oneida appeared at Primavera? I seem to recall one of their sets somewhere.
	5:53pm Brian in UK: Evening' Scott & chums. In the stillness of an Oriente rainfall....'
	5:54pm Scott W: @carm: yep! they played in 2009, opposite Neil Young, haha - they still got a good crowd. great set, mostly improv, I got to record it. Archive is in in here somewhere
	5:54pm BSI: holy crap.
	5:56pm steve: wow, thats crazy
	6:01pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Scott! Have a great evening, everyone!
	6:01pm Bas, NL: Thanks Scott!

Scott Williams: Playlist from December 17, 2012

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" I can't tell when you're telling me the truth."
- I'm not.
"How do I know anything you've told me is..."
- You don't.

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December 17, 2012: Straight Outta Downersville

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
The Ways of God to Man	Nothing "Nothing" by "The Ways of God to Man"	V/a, Jewelled Antler Library, Book 4
Daniel Menche	Earliest Recordings (part 3)	Earliest Recordings 1989	here	0:09:06 (Pop-up)
Ignatz	The Gloom of The Darkest Day	S/t, 2006		0:13:06 (Pop-up)
Vangelis	La Petite Fille de la Mer	sdtk, L'Apocalypse des Animaux		0:14:36 (Pop-up)
Daevid Allen	You Never Existed at All	The Death Of Rock And Even More Entrances		0:20:23 (Pop-up)
Therese & amEdeo	always in my dreams			0:24:27 (Pop-up)
Nackt Insecten	The Free Realm "The Free Realm" by "Nackt Insecten"	Quantum Odyssey		0:24:50 (Pop-up)
Popol Vuh	Blätter Aus Dem Buch Der Kühnheit	sdtk, Cœur de Verre		0:32:42 (Pop-up)
Forma	Mécanique "Mécanique" by "Forma"	Off/On		0:37:08 (Pop-up)
Gustav Mahler	Nun will die Sonn' so hell aufgehen	Kindertotenlieder		0:48:05 (Pop-up)
Johnnie Ray	Cry "Cry" by "Johnnie Ray"	High Drama: The Real Johnnie Ray		0:54:26 (Pop-up)

Tom Cameron	Music to Wash Dishes By	Music To Wash Dishes By		1:07:13 (Pop-up)
Hearts of Fire	Let's Party All Night	V/a, Under the Influence Volume Two		1:20:54 (Pop-up)
Arrigo Barnabé	Office Boy "Office Boy" by "Arrigo Barnabé"	Clara Crocodilo		1:26:06 (Pop-up)
Gary Wilson	Linda Wants to Be Alone			1:36:54 (Pop-up)
Vice Versa	New Girls - Neutrons "New Girls - Neutrons" by "Vice Versa"			1:41:29 (Pop-up)
Vita Noctis	Hearing Noises "Hearing Noises" by "Vita Noctis"	Against The Rule		1:42:55 (Pop-up)
Los Pirañas	Champeta de la Corrupción y la Desgana	Toma Tu Jabón Kapax		1:51:21 (Pop-up)

Source of Yellow	So Long to folk Dance	S/t		2:07:37 (Pop-up)
Lonnie Holley	Here I Stand Knocking At Your Door	Just Before Music		2:11:40 (Pop-up)
Ohio Penitentiary 511 Jazz Ensemble	Counterry Bosa Davan	Hard Luck Soul		2:15:11 (Pop-up)
D. Lemieux & Jeane Peters	The Lady Had a Baby	V/a, WFMU's War on Christmas		2:26:29 (Pop-up)
King Cyst	Greedy Garden "Greedy Garden" by "King Cyst"	Real Pussy		2:29:56 (Pop-up)
Christie	Yellow River "Yellow River" by "Christie"			2:33:47 (Pop-up)
The United States Of America	Coming Down / Love Song for the Dead Ché	S/t		2:36:23 (Pop-up)
Minnie Riperton	Les Fleur "Les Fleur" by "Minnie Riperton"	Come to My Garden		2:42:22 (Pop-up)
Oneida	Burning Mountains 2 (exc) "Burning Mountains 2 (exc)" by "Oneida"	A List of the Burning Mountains		2:45:32 (Pop-up)
Monopoly Child Star Searchers	Aviary's Black Satin Stargate	The Garnet Toucan		2:51:09 (Pop-up)
Ergo Phizmiz	Space Dance "Space Dance" by "Ergo Phizmiz"	Eleven Songs		2:56:08 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:03pm BSI: Good afternoon, bewilderer of the headball.
	3:05pm northguineahills: Jewelled Antler Collective, haven't heard them in a while.
	3:09pm amEdeo: Good bedazzled antlers!
	3:16pm northguineahills: Sole samples this Vangelis track, makes for very listenable hiphop.
	3:17pm jeff-m: hey there. Pretty stuff so far
	3:17pm Bob: Something Reminds Me
	3:21pm Matt from Springfield: Ode to a mermaid! Great Vangelis, this song is a PRETTYT Fille de la Mer! Hi Scott, everyone!
	3:21pm DJKG: quit weirding me out. i'm trying to work.
	3:22pm Matt from Springfield: amEdeo, my fellow Human-American! I just finished listening to your most recent Archive, as a matter of fact!
	3:23pm DJKG: quit weirding me out. i'm trying to work.
	3:23pm Scott W: Welcome pals! Sorry KG! Bob, I like your comment; what's it mean?
	3:23pm DJKG: dammit!
	3:23pm Daevid: I'm sorry, DJKG, I'm afraid I can't do that.
	3:24pm DJKG: just joshing. focusing on boring work and feeling creepy.
	3:25pm Matt from Springfield: Daevid Allen is such a trip! All-around beatnik from Australian, moved to the Canterbury Scene. I like him much.
	3:25pm amEdeo: Matt-AmeriHuman! Good day! Why thank you, I hope you enjoyed/had a positive experience with it! Messed up my vocal chords a little during the screams. OH MY WHAT WHAT WHAT WHAT.
	3:30pm Matt from Springfield: Hey, as long as you read children's stories with a creepy subtext, I'm cool with it! :) WFMU should receive the National Medal of AmeriHumanities.
	3:31pm DCE: hi guys!
	3:31pm Van in DC: Drive by Hi Scott!
	3:32pm Matt from Springfield: @Scott: Have you ever heard /of Michael Zentner? He was a onetime of DC group The Muffins, but he did a great solo album Present Time. One track is like jazzy math prog with a peculiar Daevid Allen vocal.
	3:32pm amEdeo: I no longer am certain where one WFMU and WFMU and WFMU and WFMU and somewhere there is a show and another and another but then they are all looping. We are humans and make things with mouths and brains. Individual, together, and Nackt Insecten, and here all are. i think i have become unstuck from
	3:33pm Bob: Something Reminds You
	3:34pm G: This reminds me of naked insects. Animatronic ones.
	3:34pm $tanley: Your show makes me cry
	3:34pm Matt from Springfield: @Bob: Whatever that's about, PERFECT comment timing! :)
	3:34pm amEdeo: Let's make that award a reality! Who has tin-foil and a degree in metallurgy?
	3:35pm G: This reminds me of Pages from the Book of Boldness. Weird.
	3:36pm Cecile: hola!
	3:36pm Manolo: mayan word of the day: chen mehen-kisin (small devil).
	3:36pm Matt from Springfield: Hi to $tanley, G, Van, DCE, NGH, BSI and all other listeners as well! College art programs often have majors in "jewelrymaking"--perfect place to look for an ambitious, unwitting crafter!
	3:36pm G: laho!!!
	3:38pm $tanley The Meet Lady: I don't want the end of the world to happen
	3:38pm Matt from Springfield: Pages from the book of...audacity! Neues Deutschwort für mich!
	3:38pm don: so psyched to be listening right now
	3:39pm Bob: Glad Eyes Are Smiling
	3:39pm $tanley The Meet Lady: I don't want the end of the world to happen
	3:40pm Michael Nesmith: I took the last train to Downersville, and I met you at the station. The radio station.
	3:40pm amEdeo: Don't worry $tanley, everyone loves everyone and the world isn't going to end.
	3:40pm Matt from Springfield: @$tanley: I saw legendary Hollywood "Golden Age" musical "The Bandwagon" this weekend--they rhymed "prince meet" with "mincemeat". Good rhymes are ever-higher layers of icing on a cake, until it gets so heavy it tips over.
	3:41pm Chris from DC: Wow I need to hear all of this new Forma. Nice.
	3:42pm Matt from Springfield: I have a certain place in mind to celebrate "World Ending" at--stay through midnight and hopefully keep the party going!
	3:43pm Matt from Springfield: @Chris: Is this Forma new new? It has a great 70s Krautrock feel to it!
	3:44pm amEdeo: Matt, I'll look through the station's yellow pages for nearby art schools. I'll tell them I'm a representative calling on the behalf of "Mr. Matthew Springfield, Vice-Chancellor of the board of AmeriHumanities".
	3:44pm $tanley The Meet Lady: @matt !!!!!!!!!!
	3:45pm Chris from DC: @Matt: New new. Or is that neu?
	3:45pm Scott W: hey Matt, it is new, on Spectrum Spools. Stanley - don't worry, the world won't end. Johnny Ray coming up for you later: you'll feel better if you cry.
	3:45pm BSI: Potatoes are a remorseless, senseless, impersonal fact.
	3:46pm the thought of you: @scott
	3:50pm Matt from Springfield: @$tanley!!! Or how bout Dexys: "Poor old Johnny Raaaaay..."! Thanks Chris, Scott!
	3:53pm Matt from Springfield: @amE: Excellent! While we might not be able to pay them a lot of fame upfront, they will receive a cut of all future fame from the medal, once a bedazzled world knows they crafted it!
	3:56pm bloopy: scott . u killing it mate
	3:56pm dale: strangest set i've ever hoid. i have the vinyl of popul vuh, and it is wacky at 45 rpm
	3:56pm KP: Hey Scott!
	3:56pm Michael Nesmith: Tragedy pr0n! Lovin' it!
	3:57pm Matt from Springfield: First time I really heard Mahler, that was intriguing and beautiful. Also, seems the "Kindertotenlieder" are a previous set of poems by Friedrich Rückert. Worth reading in their own right.
	3:58pm KP: Hey Michael Nesmith, what size wool cap do you wear?
	3:58pm Matt from Springfield: Poor old Johnnie Ray! Now you HAVE to play "Come On Eileen"! ;)
	3:59pm Michael Nesmith: Too small. It binds something AWWWFULLL
	4:00pm Yair Yona (Tel Aviv, Israel,Earth,Milky Way): So good to be here finally
	4:00pm Matt from Springfield: "Now the sun wants to rise as brightly"
	4:02pm Matt from Springfield: Greets, Yair!
	4:03pm luca: the sun will now rise clearly
	4:04pm Matt from Springfield: Menchen and the Noisersnappers--band name.
	4:07pm nihiles: What was that little snippet, something like... How do I know what you're saying is real? You don't. How do I know that you're telling the truth? I'm not.
	4:08pm Carmichael: Good day Scotty and yon peoples.
	4:09pm nihiles: What is the quote from? " I can't tell when you're telling me the truth." - I'm not. "How do I know anything you've told me is..." - You don't. -TIA
	4:10pm Carmichael: I would not be able to wash dishes to this music.
	4:11pm Julie: this reminds me of some tv theme and it's making me nuts trying to remember what
	4:11pm Scott W: Welcome Yair! Good to see you. nihiles, it's actually from the Mothers of Invention album "Uncle Meat"
	4:12pm Matt from Springfield: @Julie: "Doctor Who" on an old VHS about to self-destruct? ;)
	4:13pm Carmichael: Cosmos, as the planets whoosh by and Carl Sagan talks about "star stuff"?
	4:15pm nihiles: Thanks Scott. I guess the quickness of it and the sound of it had me believing it was from some film noir. And I wish I was home instead of work because I have dishes that could be washed to this music.
	4:15pm Julie: @Matt I didn't watch old Dr Who. But yeah probably something sci-fi
	4:17pm Carmichael: In fact, my dishes are probably getting dirtier.
	4:18pm tom: Scott: Forma Mecanique is just too good. Made my day. Love that stuff.
	4:21pm Matt from Springfield: @Julie: Was it as "manic" as this Tom Cameron? Pretty high energy rhythm for a theme. @Carm: It's probably more music to "cleanse" dishes by--as in dipping them into a magma flow and watching the mess (and the dish itself) turn to obsidian.
	4:24pm Carmichael: Just like not being able to play anything sad on a banjo, you just can't help but be happy with synthesized handclaps.
	4:26pm still b/p: If I did dishes to that track, the outcome would be similar to when Mack Sennett took a bit of advice to stop work in the afternoon on the Keystone (as in Cops) movie set and serve tea: "The breakage was awful and several strangers got scalded."
	4:26pm Scott W: Oooh, Carm, I guess you haven't heard Henry Flynt play the banjo, or Sandy Bull doing Carmina Burana
	4:29pm Matt from Springfield: @Carm: There's that Irwin bed with a banjo that veers towards sadness (though, not nearly as sad as its title would suggest. Lemme see if I can find that title...) As I rediscovered Fraggle Rock (and its music) some years ago, I also noticed for the first time the sheer joy of synth/drum machine handclaps. Followed by Lipps Inc. and other examples, I am now a huge proponent of them.
	4:31pm Carmichael: Can't say that I have, Scott. I took for granted the quote I stole from Steve Martin. But I stand by my synthesized handclaps remark.
	4:33pm Scott W: oh yeah, the synthesized handclaps are incorruptible! for more sad banjo, check out World Standard's "Country Gazette"
	4:39pm Matt from Springfield: Oddly, this is a good follow-up to Arrigo :) Now how come this song is never on any Karaoke machine I come across?!
	4:41pm steve: Gary Wilson = genius.
	4:42pm Scott W: @steve: hell yeah, Gary's still got it! PBWolf & MadLib been real good for him too
	4:42pm map: that was a great song
	4:44pm Carmichael: Now I could wash a hell of a lot of dishes to Vice Versa.
	4:44pm steve: i heard theyre repressing You Think You Really Know Me !
	4:46pm Matt from Springfield: Btw, "Perpetual Dolesome Machine" by Bud Melvin is said sad banjo music. Though I still agree that the title sounds sadder than the actual piece.
	4:46pm Scott W: @steve: again?! That'll make at least issue #4. but good, they can prolly get gary heard by more ppl
	4:51pm steve: yup, the great Feeding Tube Records said they're putting it out next year some time
	4:56pm Carmichael: That documentary on Gary Wilson was excellent, BTW. Nice work, WFMU! Was that Brian Turner who was in a piece of it, or am I misremembering someone else?
	4:57pm Scott W: @carm: naw dude, that was me! Gary was on my show in 2002. DJ Duane was also in the doc
	4:59pm Carmichael: Ya know, as soon as I hit enter I thought it may have been you. Sorry for the misrememberance. You are indeed the man.
	5:04pm Matt from Springfield: YES! Go FMA! Finally putting legs on that idea! Challenge "Happy Birthday" supremacists!!!
	5:05pm Sergeus: Who play that Bolero version?
	5:11pm jerame: if i recollect, relatives: gospel + funk = Can
	5:13pm Matt from Springfield: @Sergeus: It's Kebekelektrik, as in "Quebec electric"
	5:13pm Scott W: Ah, got it! Close, jerame - it was "gospel + Funkadelic = Can"
	5:17pm steve: that Source of Yellow LP is great
	5:19pm Carmichael: Nothing says soulful jazz like serving hard time.
	5:21pm Sergeus: @Matt, thanks
	5:25pm Matt from Springfield: No prob, Serge!
	5:30pm Matt from Springfield: Nativity of the Lord, Superstar!!
	5:38pm $ssstamley: At first I thought it read handicaps and not handclaps @scott
	5:40pm Matt from Springfield: Back in "The United States Of America"!! Rockin' that fuzz bass and cor anglais! Excellent Nugget!
	5:43pm tim from champaign: I love this USA album. It's one of my go to "so you've never heard this before, eh?" records when sitting around with friends drinking beer and listening to records.
	5:47pm Scott W: @tim, same here! I actually keep forgetting how good a few of the trax on there are
	5:52pm Carmichael: Has Oneida appeared at Primavera? I seem to recall one of their sets somewhere.
	5:53pm Brian in UK: Evening' Scott & chums. In the stillness of an Oriente rainfall....'
	5:54pm Scott W: @carm: yep! they played in 2009, opposite Neil Young, haha - they still got a good crowd. great set, mostly improv, I got to record it. Archive is in in here somewhere
	5:54pm BSI: holy crap.
	5:56pm steve: wow, thats crazy
	6:01pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Scott! Have a great evening, everyone!
	6:01pm Bas, NL: Thanks Scott!

Scott Williams: Playlist from December 17, 2012

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