WFMU: Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from January 26, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:03am john juan de san antonio: Good morning all!
	9:05am Nate K: Mornin', welcome folks.
	9:05am fred: Good morning Nate
	9:08am LovecraftDude888: morning
	9:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...wooof mooorning me fellow warriors on the edge of time...
	9:10am Gloria: Howdyyyy
	9:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: writey write write me droogs: www.headheritage.co.uk...
	9:12am john juan de san antonio: Nick Turner's Hawkwind came through san Antonio couple months back. unfortunately missed that show.
	9:13am fred: Lovecraft and Moorcock, I was reading that in my teenage years, decades ago
	9:14am LovecraftDude888: yep I'm still big into both...haven't read that much Moorcock in a bit..need to catch up and they are reprinting all his works in UK right now....
	9:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ..I feel I'm pitched somewhere twixt Beecker the Muppet & Elric of Melnibone ...Witchcraft dude has hiz Ozzy down boyo...
	9:17am LovecraftDude888: Beecker Elric Cornelius
	9:18am LovecraftDude888: Copey's site is so great. Was delving into his Krautrock book last night and was waylaid playing that stuff online
	9:21am fred: The weird thing is that I was still into both in my college years, until I read Joyce, and I've never been able to read what I liked before. Watershed event for me
	9:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'm all about Kerouac - but let's face it - Joyce...
	9:24am fred: Though I've never tried Lovecraft in English, maybe I should. I also stopped reading books in French and switched to English only at that time
	9:25am LovecraftDude888: I still haven't read much Joyce...always daunting to me. Also Dostoevsky somewhat daunting but I appreciate him for sure. Kerouac and the Beats I read tons of years ago for sure.
	9:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Middle-earth is There, & I've been - I don't need to visit all the time to know that...I'd love to hear Lovecraft en Francais !!
	9:25am Nate K: It's inspiring that this music can accompany a discussion about literature.
	9:27am vron: weird, I just watched this documentary, Death.
	9:27am fred: @RRN63: The only Kerouac book I've read was the dharma bums, and I didn't like his voice. Care to recommend something? @LovecraftDude888: It took me 20 years to finally read Finnegans Wake cover to cover. I used to pick pages at random. Ulysses was my gateway drug
	9:28am Nate K: @Vron so did I.
	9:29am LovecraftDude888: sometimes it's hard to go back to reading certain authors once you've graduated to higher levels of sophistication that's for sure. Or often it is. I have a heard time these days reading most new horror fiction or Fantasy, most of it I just don't think is that great. It depends. And I rarely re-read HPL though sometimes. Or Arthur machen, worth it....all those guys. The earlier masters are well worth re reading. POe...Machen...Blackwood MR James all those dudes Walter De la Mare. Kerouac...Ginsberg....Burroughs all a whole other animal really. And Burroughs has little to do with the other guys.
	9:30am fred: @Nate: I like mixing/messing things up. I've read Virginia Woolf while listening to Public Enemy
	9:30am LovecraftDude888: Darnit I meant to watch that docu. on Death but I cannot seem to find it yet! Have to see if the lib. has it
	9:31am Nate K: @Fred, nice.
	9:32am LovecraftDude888: just checked..A Band Called Death...they have it but not at my home branch ok. Egads
	9:33am fred: @LovecraftDude: maybe you can ask them to get it for you?
	9:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - always mention I saw the inheritors of Death - Black Francis - & they hit the spot. ...dunno fred - I like his voice, so if you don't - it's all the Vanity of Duluoz really...Say - here's some good early Deetroit Seger I don't know...
	9:34am Patrick F.: Can you get things transferred to your branch? I think most do. Also, it is on Netflix if you have that.
	9:34am LovecraftDude888: yep, I will order it up soon. I have like 3 other films already in pipeline as usual heehee We have no video shops left here at all that's been the case since 2007 or so
	9:35am LovecraftDude888: I did have the mail Netflix for a bit, not right now. I will look into that though
	9:35am LovecraftDude888: usually this library orders all that stuff eventually, anyway, but depends. Mine is particularly rich in that regard most of the time. They have all the new Criterion editions and stuff.
	9:38am LovecraftDude888: place is like a country club! Though the upscale coffee machine that self grinds is out of order or missing now...very mysterious
	9:39am Patrick F.: My library has all kinds of great Criterion stuff too, but it's a total toss-up if the discs are going to be too scratched to use. No idea what people do with those things...
	9:40am fred: Unfortunately, my local library only has books in French, which I just can't read. But I go to a great bookshop. Expensive but addictive... piles of books with coffee and tea and maple syrup hidden between the stacks (it's a Canadian bookshop)
	9:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or maybe - try 'Dr. Sax' fred? Fear of Joyce - yeah; they say read it w/ a guide - &/or I think I should just jump in & not worry about all the Levels; you can't let lack of complete understanding ahead of time stop you or you'll never get anywhere - I mean - I'll never be able to transcribe great Jazz solos I hear & speak about it knowledgeably like that - but I'm damn well gonna listen...
	9:42am fred: it's called Abbey Bookshop, google has some nice pics
	9:42am LovecraftDude888: true true RR. go and do itte! As for my library, I find the Criterions are usually in decent shape, but the rest of them, depends, they do replace damaged discs here pretty often. But we have a pretty rich library here, funded well. But I notice they're starting to push the ereaders and devices and tablets now and training people etc.
	9:43am LovecraftDude888: kool! wish I could go...we don't even have a decent bookstore in this town here it's sad.
	9:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...mainly though - I've honestly become practically illiterate since I got highspeed net @ home & become a musicstream addict. Where should I find hours to work fulltime - Listen, Watch & Read everything too ? Other people do it somehow...always them other Mods made looking Ace seem ez right ??...
	9:45am Mike Sin: I discovered "Wasa Wasa" in my later years (i.e., after 35), and I completely dig it. The session that they recorded at Abbey Road that preceded this first LP was finally released five or six years ago.
	9:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Howlin' WoofMu Batman !...
	9:45am fred: @RRN63: my trick is that I don't drive, I take buses and trains and read instead
	9:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - ah - me too but my commutes are short.
	9:46am LovecraftDude888: I do drive it's true, reading less...but in NYC I was always listening to music more than reading on the trains and subway...but sometimes reading as well
	9:47am LovecraftDude888: Abbey looks great...wish I were going there now
	9:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it takes @ least 10hours/week just to read LDude's comments !...that's good - takes the spotlight off me...nail sticks out gets hammered & all that : p ...
	9:49am LovecraftDude888: oof! I'll try to be more minimalist
	9:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - I don't have to read 'em if I don't want! I was the CommentMonkey - you can have the crown bro'...
	9:52am fred: @LovecraftDude: don't! Coming from that particular Rabbit it's praise
	9:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...in other words : ) ...
	9:52am LovecraftDude888: thanks! how I DO go on as Harlan Ellison once said...that kook
	9:54am LovecraftDude888: this is easily one of my fave Neil tunes
	9:54am Joey D: Great show!
	9:55am fred: Come to think of it, the PE/Woolf mix makes some sense: hearing "I've got a right to be hostile, my people have been persecuted" while reading "a room of one's own" isn't so out of tune
	9:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - geez yerknow - fave Neil indeed - & I could - snicker - never get the title right ! Lessee - it's not 'Cortez the Killer' - nope...oh - 'Powderfinger' - wull - it would be wouldn't it...
	9:56am john juan de san antonio: powderdonut powderfinger
	9:57am fred: Weld is such a great live record... though I think Arc was tame as such things go. @RRN63: Cortez the Killer is a fantastic track
	9:59am LovecraftDude888: I think Weld I'm still missing the CDs of both of those....have most other Neil. I need to get those..for sure
	9:59am Rev. Turnip Druid: Rare moment of stuck-in-office on a sunday morning, greetings, and BAH, missed mah hawkwind...
	10:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it duh othuh Rev. !
	10:00am lulu: This sounds good
	10:01am Rev. Turnip Druid: RevRev
	10:02am fred: You can't have enough Revs (rêve=dream in french)
	10:03am dinatekno: Fantastic set (as usual) Nate! Dundas sure sounded like Neil to me.
	10:03am Jeezy: No! Go walk with her!!!!
	10:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - best cat dinatekno.
	10:06am Jeezy: I think he roofies her at the end of the outtake version, right?
	10:07am LovecraftDude888: it's the familiar....that cat. Lucifer Sam. stuck in office TDruid that sux. I'm just coasting thru morning here myself.
	10:08am glenn: mp3s for dundas here - www.kbdrecords.com...
	10:10am fred: Another interesting sound coincidence is that Shia LaBeouf sounds almost like "bullshit" in french. Though what it really sounds like is "shat the ox"
	10:10am LovecraftDude888: his career is becoming that
	10:11am LovecraftDude888: God, that 4th Indiana Jones ...arghh
	10:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...be a good euphemism for needing a plunger...
	10:12am Rev. Turnip Druid: My reward for being stuck in office is, our local record fair opens in an hour at a venue a few blocks from here, and I'll be done in time for a bit of financial violence (!)
	10:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you do have a way w/ a phrase Rev...
	10:14am glenn: well, there goes mrs. druid's new kitchen.
	10:15am Rev. Turnip Druid: It's rekkids. Sacrifices must be made.
	10:16am LovecraftDude888: oh boy! blow some cash. I skipped a record show last weekend here on LI...was afraid I'd blow the bank I had to resist
	10:16am LovecraftDude888: I used to attend a lot of those shows years ago on LI and NYC too
	10:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...if yer lookin' to be talked out of it ya may have wandered into the wrong support group...
	10:18am fred: That's a nice reward for working on a weekend, RTD. I hope you'll find gems without breaking the bank
	10:20am Mike East: I'm pretty good at sticking to a budget when I go to the record store. If I only spend 10 or 20 bucks per trip, I can take more trips. The place by me is usually rocking WFMU, so its fun just to go and hang out for a bit.
	10:21am Mike East: a record fair is a different story, however. Good luck, your Turnipness.
	10:21am Rev. Turnip Druid: DC has recovered nicely in recent years. Used to have a fantastic record show in Silver Spring (nearby MD) run by a local legend recordstore owner (RIP) -- The new DC record fair has been going strong a few years and I'm finally gonna make the scene there. Got VISA, strong coffee, and crash-helmet. For now, diggin' the Gris X2...
	10:25am LovecraftDude888: oh my! I've never seen a record shop on LI rockin WFMU or any radio....usually just the same bad music over and over. but not always. mainly. NYC might be different sometimes, usually it's in store system previewing stuff,, Kim's in E. Village does that
	10:29am john juan de san antonio: diggin' this!
	10:31am Bryant: First rock record I ever bought myself was "Little Willy" by The Sweet. Flip side? "Man from Mecca."
	10:31am Greg from Bloomfield: Great stuff, Nate! I feel like a capital-R Rock Star while I'm feeding my cat in my pajamas...
	10:31am LovecraftDude888: never much of an indie alt. culture here on LI we used to have somewhat of that in the 80s here to early 1990s..after that...I dunno. LI is more classic rock and roots and hippies and stuff. Mainly.
	10:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - another great tune (Man from M) I never knew the title of !...
	10:33am LovecraftDude888: ha library has Weld I ordered it up. They have all that stuff thank Goodness
	10:33am Nate K: @Greg from Bloomfield, that's the idea!
	10:36am Mike East: the coolness of the record shop is not indicative of the surrounding community and culture, which is pretty square ass conservative suburbs.
	10:37am fred: Bad Is Good Is Good
	10:38am fred: All I want in 2014 is for Bimbo Tower to reopen somewhere, somehow. World peace can wait
	10:39am Mike VL: Great track and very nice to hear you on Sunday morning, Nate!
	10:42am Nate K: Hey Mike VL thanks for listening.
	10:43am hip: Super Great list!!! Thanx for it all from the Africa-Europe border. Have you all a great day.
	10:45am fred: @Mike VL: are you Mike Van Laar? If so, when are you coming back to these airwaves?
	10:46am Rev. Turnip Druid: @fred: wow, I meant to get to Bimbo Tower when I was there for the Qwartz fest a few years ago, but never had time. Everyone said it's a challenge to find, etc...
	10:49am fred: @RTD: it's been more of a challenge now that it closed its doors, but they still sell records every other Saturday. I wish they'll be back, there's just nothing like it
	10:50am mike east: This is the best Maggie's farm I've ever heard
	10:53am LovecraftDude888: what is Bimbo Tower
	10:55am fred: @RTD: They told me a few times I was allowed to pay by check, an exemption from their cash-only policy. I never agreed, the amount of cash I had saved for these trips was a welcome limit. Those bills are piling up though (not much, but still, they were meant to turn into records, and they're not doing that no matter how loud I yell at them)
	10:55am fred: @LovecraftDude: Bimbo Tower was the best record store in Paris
	10:56am Mike VL: Fred! Yes, it's me! Things have been pretty busy and it's almost impossible for me to do a weekly show. I try to do fill-ins every few months if I am able, usually on weekends. Thanks for saying hi, really nice to hear from you!
	10:56am LovecraftDude888: oh ok gotcha. That sucks it's closed mainly. from sound of it. Awful
	10:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx Nate K ! Lurved it.
	10:59am fred: @Mike VL: I miss your show, but I guess you're being busy is a good thing. You're not forgotten, at least not by me
	10:59am LovecraftDude888: ciao for now guys...great show! on laterz...

Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from January 26, 2014

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Music for the revolution in my head: choogling punks; power pop, both skinny-tied and long-haired; soul shouters and girl groups; bubblegum and acid rock; global fuzz; weirdos and outsiders, and the Weirdos and the Outsiders; Archie Shepp and J. Geils. Plus, live bands.

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Fri. Nov 22nd, 9pm - Midnight: Lavender Flu (More info...)
Nate K. is proud to welcome long-running Portland, Oregon, outfit Lavender Flu to the show. Playing a hazy, mesmerizing mix of lo-fi psychedelia and burnt-out rock 'n' roll, Lavender Flu have quietly built a reputation as one of the most fascinating and unpredictable bands in the contemporary underground. With a new album, Tracing the Sand by the Pool, out November 15, the band are hitting the road for a series of rare east coast performances and are dropping by WFMU along the way.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Suicide Commandos	Burn It Down "Burn It Down" by "Suicide Commandos"	Make a Record						0:00:00 (Pop-up)
AC/DC	Ride On "Ride On" by "AC/DC"	Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap		1976	LP			0:01:28 (Pop-up)
Hawkwind	It's So Easy "It's So Easy" by "Hawkwind"							0:07:41 (Pop-up)
Witchcraft	It's So Easy "It's So Easy" by "Witchcraft"	Witchcraft	TMC		CD			0:12:42 (Pop-up)
Nobody's Children	Good Times "Good Times" by "Nobody's Children"							0:16:23 (Pop-up)
Moving Sidewalks	Crimson Witch "Crimson Witch" by "Moving Sidewalks"	The Complete Collection	Rock Beat					0:19:11 (Pop-up)
Stink Bugs	Supernatural "Supernatural" by "Stink Bugs"		Swashbuckling Hobo	2013	7"		*	0:22:14 (Pop-up)
Death	Let the World Turn "Let the World Turn" by "Death"	...For the Whole World to See	Drag City		LP			0:26:03 (Pop-up)
Bob Seger System	White Wall "White Wall" by "Bob Seger System"	Ramblin' Gamblin' Man	Capitol					0:31:38 (Pop-up)
Cult Heros	Berlin Wall "Berlin Wall" by "Cult Heros"	Bloodstains Across the Midwest				OG 79		0:36:54 (Pop-up)
Edgar Broughton Band	Why Can't Somebody Love Me?	Wasa Wasa	Beat Goes On	1992	CD	OG 1969		0:40:28 (Pop-up)
Howlin Wolf	Mr Airplane Man (alt take)	Chess Box						0:45:45 (Pop-up)

Neil Young & Crazy Horse	Powderfinger	Weld						0:53:19 (Pop-up)
Dundas	Bloodshot in Your Eyes "Bloodshot in Your Eyes" by "Dundas"			1979	7"	Canadian, just like Neil.		0:58:46 (Pop-up)
True Believers	Gusto Hungry "Gusto Hungry" by "True Believers"		Hozac	2013	7"	OG 1980 Jay/Rep	*	1:01:33 (Pop-up)
Arthur Russell	Maybe She "Maybe She" by "Arthur Russell"	Love Is Overtaking Me	Audika Recrods	2008	CD			1:02:58 (Pop-up)
Circuit des Yeux	Bud & Gin "Bud & Gin" by "Circuit des Yeux"	Overdue	Ba da Bing!	2013	CD		*	1:06:05 (Pop-up)
Gil and Capinam	Miserere Nobis "Miserere Nobis" by "Gil and Capinam"	VA: Tropicalia : Ou Panis et Circencis				OG 1968		1:11:46 (Pop-up)
Gris Gris	Year Zero "Year Zero" by "Gris Gris"	For the Season	Birdman	2005	CD			1:15:21 (Pop-up)
Giuda	Get That Goal "Get That Goal" by "Giuda"	Let's Do It Again	Damaged Goods	2013	CD		*	1:22:14 (Pop-up)
Cheap Time	Same Surprise "Same Surprise" by "Cheap Time"	Exit Smiles	In The Red	2013	CD		*	1:24:32 (Pop-up)
Sweet	Man From Mecca "Man From Mecca" by "Sweet"		Bell		7"			1:29:07 (Pop-up)
The Steves	Bad Is Good "Bad Is Good" by "The Steves"			1981	7"			1:31:54 (Pop-up)
Todd Clark Group	Flame Over Philadelphia		Primal Pulse	2014	7"	OG 1985	*	1:36:32 (Pop-up)
Poison 13	Warsaw "Warsaw" by "Poison 13"	Wine is Red, Poison is Blue	Sub Pop		CD			1:40:44 (Pop-up)
Electric Eels	Cyclotron "Cyclotron" by "Electric Eels"	God Says Fuck You	Homestead Records					1:43:08 (Pop-up)
Gibson Bros.	Cat Drug In "Cat Drug In" by "Gibson Bros."	Memphis Sol Today!						1:45:37 (Pop-up)
Linda Gayle	Maggie's Farm "Maggie's Farm" by "Linda Gayle"							1:47:27 (Pop-up)
Buck Biloxi and the Fucks	I'm a Disaster	Buck Biloxi and the Fucks	Red Lounge	2014	LP		*	1:49:52 (Pop-up)
Silver Chalice	Wasted "Wasted" by "Silver Chalice"		Munster	2014	7"		*	1:51:58 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am john juan de san antonio: Good morning all!
	9:05am Nate K: Mornin', welcome folks.
	9:05am fred: Good morning Nate
	9:08am LovecraftDude888: morning
	9:10am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...wooof mooorning me fellow warriors on the edge of time...
	9:10am Gloria: Howdyyyy
	9:12am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: writey write write me droogs: www.headheritage.co.uk...
	9:12am john juan de san antonio: Nick Turner's Hawkwind came through san Antonio couple months back. unfortunately missed that show.
	9:13am fred: Lovecraft and Moorcock, I was reading that in my teenage years, decades ago
	9:14am LovecraftDude888: yep I'm still big into both...haven't read that much Moorcock in a bit..need to catch up and they are reprinting all his works in UK right now....
	9:16am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ..I feel I'm pitched somewhere twixt Beecker the Muppet & Elric of Melnibone ...Witchcraft dude has hiz Ozzy down boyo...
	9:17am LovecraftDude888: Beecker Elric Cornelius
	9:18am LovecraftDude888: Copey's site is so great. Was delving into his Krautrock book last night and was waylaid playing that stuff online
	9:21am fred: The weird thing is that I was still into both in my college years, until I read Joyce, and I've never been able to read what I liked before. Watershed event for me
	9:23am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'm all about Kerouac - but let's face it - Joyce...
	9:24am fred: Though I've never tried Lovecraft in English, maybe I should. I also stopped reading books in French and switched to English only at that time
	9:25am LovecraftDude888: I still haven't read much Joyce...always daunting to me. Also Dostoevsky somewhat daunting but I appreciate him for sure. Kerouac and the Beats I read tons of years ago for sure.
	9:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Middle-earth is There, & I've been - I don't need to visit all the time to know that...I'd love to hear Lovecraft en Francais !!
	9:25am Nate K: It's inspiring that this music can accompany a discussion about literature.
	9:27am vron: weird, I just watched this documentary, Death.
	9:27am fred: @RRN63: The only Kerouac book I've read was the dharma bums, and I didn't like his voice. Care to recommend something? @LovecraftDude888: It took me 20 years to finally read Finnegans Wake cover to cover. I used to pick pages at random. Ulysses was my gateway drug
	9:28am Nate K: @Vron so did I.
	9:29am LovecraftDude888: sometimes it's hard to go back to reading certain authors once you've graduated to higher levels of sophistication that's for sure. Or often it is. I have a heard time these days reading most new horror fiction or Fantasy, most of it I just don't think is that great. It depends. And I rarely re-read HPL though sometimes. Or Arthur machen, worth it....all those guys. The earlier masters are well worth re reading. POe...Machen...Blackwood MR James all those dudes Walter De la Mare. Kerouac...Ginsberg....Burroughs all a whole other animal really. And Burroughs has little to do with the other guys.
	9:30am fred: @Nate: I like mixing/messing things up. I've read Virginia Woolf while listening to Public Enemy
	9:30am LovecraftDude888: Darnit I meant to watch that docu. on Death but I cannot seem to find it yet! Have to see if the lib. has it
	9:31am Nate K: @Fred, nice.
	9:32am LovecraftDude888: just checked..A Band Called Death...they have it but not at my home branch ok. Egads
	9:33am fred: @LovecraftDude: maybe you can ask them to get it for you?
	9:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - always mention I saw the inheritors of Death - Black Francis - & they hit the spot. ...dunno fred - I like his voice, so if you don't - it's all the Vanity of Duluoz really...Say - here's some good early Deetroit Seger I don't know...
	9:34am Patrick F.: Can you get things transferred to your branch? I think most do. Also, it is on Netflix if you have that.
	9:34am LovecraftDude888: yep, I will order it up soon. I have like 3 other films already in pipeline as usual heehee We have no video shops left here at all that's been the case since 2007 or so
	9:35am LovecraftDude888: I did have the mail Netflix for a bit, not right now. I will look into that though
	9:35am LovecraftDude888: usually this library orders all that stuff eventually, anyway, but depends. Mine is particularly rich in that regard most of the time. They have all the new Criterion editions and stuff.
	9:38am LovecraftDude888: place is like a country club! Though the upscale coffee machine that self grinds is out of order or missing now...very mysterious
	9:39am Patrick F.: My library has all kinds of great Criterion stuff too, but it's a total toss-up if the discs are going to be too scratched to use. No idea what people do with those things...
	9:40am fred: Unfortunately, my local library only has books in French, which I just can't read. But I go to a great bookshop. Expensive but addictive... piles of books with coffee and tea and maple syrup hidden between the stacks (it's a Canadian bookshop)
	9:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or maybe - try 'Dr. Sax' fred? Fear of Joyce - yeah; they say read it w/ a guide - &/or I think I should just jump in & not worry about all the Levels; you can't let lack of complete understanding ahead of time stop you or you'll never get anywhere - I mean - I'll never be able to transcribe great Jazz solos I hear & speak about it knowledgeably like that - but I'm damn well gonna listen...
	9:42am fred: it's called Abbey Bookshop, google has some nice pics
	9:42am LovecraftDude888: true true RR. go and do itte! As for my library, I find the Criterions are usually in decent shape, but the rest of them, depends, they do replace damaged discs here pretty often. But we have a pretty rich library here, funded well. But I notice they're starting to push the ereaders and devices and tablets now and training people etc.
	9:43am LovecraftDude888: kool! wish I could go...we don't even have a decent bookstore in this town here it's sad.
	9:44am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...mainly though - I've honestly become practically illiterate since I got highspeed net @ home & become a musicstream addict. Where should I find hours to work fulltime - Listen, Watch & Read everything too ? Other people do it somehow...always them other Mods made looking Ace seem ez right ??...
	9:45am Mike Sin: I discovered "Wasa Wasa" in my later years (i.e., after 35), and I completely dig it. The session that they recorded at Abbey Road that preceded this first LP was finally released five or six years ago.
	9:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Howlin' WoofMu Batman !...
	9:45am fred: @RRN63: my trick is that I don't drive, I take buses and trains and read instead
	9:46am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - ah - me too but my commutes are short.
	9:46am LovecraftDude888: I do drive it's true, reading less...but in NYC I was always listening to music more than reading on the trains and subway...but sometimes reading as well
	9:47am LovecraftDude888: Abbey looks great...wish I were going there now
	9:48am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it takes @ least 10hours/week just to read LDude's comments !...that's good - takes the spotlight off me...nail sticks out gets hammered & all that : p ...
	9:49am LovecraftDude888: oof! I'll try to be more minimalist
	9:50am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - I don't have to read 'em if I don't want! I was the CommentMonkey - you can have the crown bro'...
	9:52am fred: @LovecraftDude: don't! Coming from that particular Rabbit it's praise
	9:52am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...in other words : ) ...
	9:52am LovecraftDude888: thanks! how I DO go on as Harlan Ellison once said...that kook
	9:54am LovecraftDude888: this is easily one of my fave Neil tunes
	9:54am Joey D: Great show!
	9:55am fred: Come to think of it, the PE/Woolf mix makes some sense: hearing "I've got a right to be hostile, my people have been persecuted" while reading "a room of one's own" isn't so out of tune
	9:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - geez yerknow - fave Neil indeed - & I could - snicker - never get the title right ! Lessee - it's not 'Cortez the Killer' - nope...oh - 'Powderfinger' - wull - it would be wouldn't it...
	9:56am john juan de san antonio: powderdonut powderfinger
	9:57am fred: Weld is such a great live record... though I think Arc was tame as such things go. @RRN63: Cortez the Killer is a fantastic track
	9:59am LovecraftDude888: I think Weld I'm still missing the CDs of both of those....have most other Neil. I need to get those..for sure
	9:59am Rev. Turnip Druid: Rare moment of stuck-in-office on a sunday morning, greetings, and BAH, missed mah hawkwind...
	10:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it duh othuh Rev. !
	10:00am lulu: This sounds good
	10:01am Rev. Turnip Druid: RevRev
	10:02am fred: You can't have enough Revs (rêve=dream in french)
	10:03am dinatekno: Fantastic set (as usual) Nate! Dundas sure sounded like Neil to me.
	10:03am Jeezy: No! Go walk with her!!!!
	10:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - best cat dinatekno.
	10:06am Jeezy: I think he roofies her at the end of the outtake version, right?
	10:07am LovecraftDude888: it's the familiar....that cat. Lucifer Sam. stuck in office TDruid that sux. I'm just coasting thru morning here myself.
	10:08am glenn: mp3s for dundas here - www.kbdrecords.com...
	10:10am fred: Another interesting sound coincidence is that Shia LaBeouf sounds almost like "bullshit" in french. Though what it really sounds like is "shat the ox"
	10:10am LovecraftDude888: his career is becoming that
	10:11am LovecraftDude888: God, that 4th Indiana Jones ...arghh
	10:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...be a good euphemism for needing a plunger...
	10:12am Rev. Turnip Druid: My reward for being stuck in office is, our local record fair opens in an hour at a venue a few blocks from here, and I'll be done in time for a bit of financial violence (!)
	10:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...you do have a way w/ a phrase Rev...
	10:14am glenn: well, there goes mrs. druid's new kitchen.
	10:15am Rev. Turnip Druid: It's rekkids. Sacrifices must be made.
	10:16am LovecraftDude888: oh boy! blow some cash. I skipped a record show last weekend here on LI...was afraid I'd blow the bank I had to resist
	10:16am LovecraftDude888: I used to attend a lot of those shows years ago on LI and NYC too
	10:17am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...if yer lookin' to be talked out of it ya may have wandered into the wrong support group...
	10:18am fred: That's a nice reward for working on a weekend, RTD. I hope you'll find gems without breaking the bank
	10:20am Mike East: I'm pretty good at sticking to a budget when I go to the record store. If I only spend 10 or 20 bucks per trip, I can take more trips. The place by me is usually rocking WFMU, so its fun just to go and hang out for a bit.
	10:21am Mike East: a record fair is a different story, however. Good luck, your Turnipness.
	10:21am Rev. Turnip Druid: DC has recovered nicely in recent years. Used to have a fantastic record show in Silver Spring (nearby MD) run by a local legend recordstore owner (RIP) -- The new DC record fair has been going strong a few years and I'm finally gonna make the scene there. Got VISA, strong coffee, and crash-helmet. For now, diggin' the Gris X2...
	10:25am LovecraftDude888: oh my! I've never seen a record shop on LI rockin WFMU or any radio....usually just the same bad music over and over. but not always. mainly. NYC might be different sometimes, usually it's in store system previewing stuff,, Kim's in E. Village does that
	10:29am john juan de san antonio: diggin' this!
	10:31am Bryant: First rock record I ever bought myself was "Little Willy" by The Sweet. Flip side? "Man from Mecca."
	10:31am Greg from Bloomfield: Great stuff, Nate! I feel like a capital-R Rock Star while I'm feeding my cat in my pajamas...
	10:31am LovecraftDude888: never much of an indie alt. culture here on LI we used to have somewhat of that in the 80s here to early 1990s..after that...I dunno. LI is more classic rock and roots and hippies and stuff. Mainly.
	10:32am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - another great tune (Man from M) I never knew the title of !...
	10:33am LovecraftDude888: ha library has Weld I ordered it up. They have all that stuff thank Goodness
	10:33am Nate K: @Greg from Bloomfield, that's the idea!
	10:36am Mike East: the coolness of the record shop is not indicative of the surrounding community and culture, which is pretty square ass conservative suburbs.
	10:37am fred: Bad Is Good Is Good
	10:38am fred: All I want in 2014 is for Bimbo Tower to reopen somewhere, somehow. World peace can wait
	10:39am Mike VL: Great track and very nice to hear you on Sunday morning, Nate!
	10:42am Nate K: Hey Mike VL thanks for listening.
	10:43am hip: Super Great list!!! Thanx for it all from the Africa-Europe border. Have you all a great day.
	10:45am fred: @Mike VL: are you Mike Van Laar? If so, when are you coming back to these airwaves?
	10:46am Rev. Turnip Druid: @fred: wow, I meant to get to Bimbo Tower when I was there for the Qwartz fest a few years ago, but never had time. Everyone said it's a challenge to find, etc...
	10:49am fred: @RTD: it's been more of a challenge now that it closed its doors, but they still sell records every other Saturday. I wish they'll be back, there's just nothing like it
	10:50am mike east: This is the best Maggie's farm I've ever heard
	10:53am LovecraftDude888: what is Bimbo Tower
	10:55am fred: @RTD: They told me a few times I was allowed to pay by check, an exemption from their cash-only policy. I never agreed, the amount of cash I had saved for these trips was a welcome limit. Those bills are piling up though (not much, but still, they were meant to turn into records, and they're not doing that no matter how loud I yell at them)
	10:55am fred: @LovecraftDude: Bimbo Tower was the best record store in Paris
	10:56am Mike VL: Fred! Yes, it's me! Things have been pretty busy and it's almost impossible for me to do a weekly show. I try to do fill-ins every few months if I am able, usually on weekends. Thanks for saying hi, really nice to hear from you!
	10:56am LovecraftDude888: oh ok gotcha. That sucks it's closed mainly. from sound of it. Awful
	10:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx Nate K ! Lurved it.
	10:59am fred: @Mike VL: I miss your show, but I guess you're being busy is a good thing. You're not forgotten, at least not by me
	10:59am LovecraftDude888: ciao for now guys...great show! on laterz...

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