WFMU: Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from February 1, 2015

Listener comments!
	6:08am Nate K: Morning, everybody.
	6:12am Sem Chumbo: What's all the hub-bub, bub? Good morning, Nate. Ornette makes the Sunday morning world go 'round, for certain.
	6:25am fred: Good morning Nate and Sem
	6:26am Rob W: I think my better half Katie would choose pets but I would choose food - sorry about that kitties...
	6:27am Rob W: Oh - I see, Pets or Food is about Pets AS Food! Well again, I'm afraid I'm on the wrong side of the discussion...
	6:28am Rob W: Though I promise not to eat our cats Febo and Dumpling. I promise. I'm not crossing my fingers No, I'm not.
	6:29am Sem Chumbo: Salut, fred. Mr. Rob W., hello. Loved that Golem set & interview from last week, btw.
	6:30am Rob W: Oh thanks Sem Chumbo, they will be happy to hear that!
	6:32am fred: @Sem: what's that big "wheel" in the film I told you about yesterday?
	6:39am Sem Chumbo: @fred: Cape Breton was old school coal mining country. That wheel carried the cable which would raise and lower the cage from the workings. All my family, for generations, were coal miners in Cape Breton, I know most of those pictures from yesterday well.
	6:46am fred: @Sem: Thanks. If I go to that screening, maybe I'll read "No great mischief" later. This way I'll have a sense of the landscape
	6:46am Nate K: Hi Rob, yes, they give you the option. You don't have to eat your pets. But you do have to choose, apparently.
	6:51am Rob W: Thanks Nate. Oh - great show by the way!
	6:52am Mark: Probably the best album title ever.
	6:54am Nate K: Thanks, Rob!
	7:03am cory: work in canceled so now you guys are stuck with me
	7:04am cory: hello nate and rob. killer live set last night. fookin' wow man
	7:13am Nate K: Hi, Cory.
	7:26am LizB: My fave Rolling Stones album is Goat's Head Soup-- and yes I have every single one on vinyl :)
	7:28am clarke: the best Stones album is the one that the Stones hate the most: Between The Buttons
	7:28am wfmu wtf: shes a rainbow.....incredible song
	7:32am clarke: also dude: wouldn't that be Sir Lord VON Raven??
	7:36am Nate K: Clark, yes. You are right re: Mr. Raven. I didn't know that Stones hated BTB.
	7:36am Nate K: @WFMUwtf, yes, that's the other good song on TSMR.
	7:38am Sem Chumbo: Pogoing with hockey helmet fiirmly stapped on amidst the flames whilst bar-b-q-ing weinies. Nedless to say, the insurance company has cancelled my policy. Good work, Nate.
	7:39am clarke: oh yes - if you read Keith's book "Life" - he shrugs off both BtB and Majesty's with a short paragraph stating: "i don't know what we were on about, there" = and i have heard jagger slag BtB - but it is undoubtedly my favorite stones record - then Exile. also = since i am hardly ever conscious enough to write at this hour - i should say that i am a faithful listener - wish you were on friday nite!! great great show!!
	7:42am clarke: and i am getting awful chatty for a sunday morn - but i adore Beggar's Banquet as well. those 3 are a tough call - but my reasons for BtB are: brian is all over it.
	7:44am JohnEBGood: Sticky Fingers!
	7:45am Nate K: Thanks, Clarke for the info Clarke... and the compliment!
	7:47am chaddyJ: glad I tuned in this morning. totally hitting the spot!
	7:50am Sem Chumbo: I'm think, because of the longevity of the band, it comes down to periods with the Stones. It is not a new idea to consider the years in which these albums were created---Beggar's Banquet.Their Satanic Majesties Request,Let it Bleed,Sticky Fingers and Exiles on Main Street--as the years when the Stones did whatever they wanted, and were not slaves to re-inventing themselves. R&R is creative, heart-felt, unencumbered free expression, I think. When the Stones transmogrified into a branded product, the vital hormonal secretions were gone, so to say, and the music became lifeless. Though I can still play ALL of Some Girls with pleasure, but perhaps only because it is linked to a personally tumultuous time.
	7:52am clarke: well - let's face it - every Stones record COULD be a contender. i don't dislike ANY stones record - i used ot hate Steel Wheels - but it has I Can Almost Hear You Sigh on it. some of their records have NO flaws!! and yes = it depends on the mood at the time.
	7:54am clarke: also - we see what you have done here, Nate. this is the sportstalk radio equivalent of saying: i hate the yankees in your market. makes folks like me wipe th sleep out of my eyes and actually TYPE.
	7:56am fred: Clicky-star for Eastlink. New to me, so extra thanks Nate
	7:58am AZ Dave: I'm partial to Let It Bleed. Aftermath ain"t too shabby either.
	7:59am clarke: exactly AZ Dave!!
	8:15am clarke: Equals cover??
	8:22am Sem Chumbo: Thanks so much for this morning, Nate, great cuts and so many new to me. Gotta get out shovelling before that next snow dump arrives here tomorrow. No jive, no jive NO JIVE!
	8:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...was handed down a copy of 'Rolling Stones - Now!' w/out a cover/sleeve when I was young ; the early Stones didn't even think in terms of 'albums' yet - dif in the UK & U.S. - but how about that for an underrated one? i.e. - yeah - Periods for the Stones - & the whole bunch of the first - five say? ...'Exiles' is the critics darling - & then the backlash from that - but yeah, you can lean back in to that one & let it envelop you...also, it's longer idn't it? In the CD era you forget that maybe, & just go 'this has got a lot! - ergo it's better'...
	8:30am Guido from Cologne: YEAH! SECOND HAND! KILLER ALBUM people! If you're really into psych this is a MUST!
	8:37am clarke: my one 'gripe' with Now is: Little Red Rooster - i like it but it wreaks of 'filler'. i love the early stones records - but BtB seems to be where they actually put the songs together in a certain order.
	8:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - know what you mean - but for '64-5, 'Rooster' is pretty 'deep Blues' - & got Brian's slide...can't honestly call it weak...Maybe '66 is when everybody began to think of songs in a particular order on albums; I theorize that the real 'Concept' of 'Concept Albums' is the Medium itself: putting together an album as an album everyone will sit w/ & programming it thusly... - Loved last set, btw, Mr. Nate sir...
	8:48am clarke: i recently saw the contemporary Stones do a pretty valid version of Red Rooster - so, yes - i love it. for me, it slightly detracts from what is otherwise a killer set of songs.
	8:51am clarke: but also Now has a LOT of covers on it, now that i think about it...right?
	8:52am clarke: dude Kinks brilliance!!!!
	8:55am Nate K: Thanks for all the kind words folks! And for telling me your thoughts on the Stones. I know it's not the most original question, but it certainly leads to good conversation.
	8:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah - but @ that point, & in my very young years, their choice of covers was educational. Still is, actually! Learned very important basics from the Stones about R&B - & they taught us to play guitar like the yARdbiRds did, too. & the sound on those early Stones! - must remark on that... - Ray Davies makes it sound merely observational - but who else writes like this - ?! Just - wow.
	8:57am clarke: RR - i LOVE the early stones work - just thought we were talking 'albums' here - and BtB seems to be where the Mach One version was at their creative peak - and upon examination: there are no 'hits' on that record.
	8:58am clarke: loved this show!!! and the chat!!
	8:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - a special fondness for lesser-known stuff by well-known artists... - Thx NateK !!

Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from February 1, 2015

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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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Upcoming events:

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.

February 1, 2015: A rock 'n' roll soldier in the war against the jive.

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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)
Ornette Coleman	Theme From A Symphony (Variation Two)	Dancing in Your Head						0:01:48 (Pop-up)
Francis Bebey	Tumu Pakara "Tumu Pakara" by "Francis Bebey"	Psychedelic Sanza 1982-1984	Born Bad					0:12:58 (Pop-up)
James Chance & The Contortions	The Twitch	Soul Exorcism Redux	ROIR					0:17:25 (Pop-up)
Pets or Food	Seaside "Seaside" by "Pets or Food"	No Romantik	Rundgang Rekords	2014	LP		*	0:22:41 (Pop-up)
Spray Paint	Nice Hustle "Nice Hustle" by "Spray Paint"	Clean Blood, Regular Acid	Monofonus Press	2014	LP		*	0:25:59 (Pop-up)
Rites of Spring	End on End "End on End" by "Rites of Spring"	RoS Demos 1984	Dischord					0:28:30 (Pop-up)
Pampers	Seneca Road "Seneca Road" by "Pampers"		In the Red		7"		*	0:32:40 (Pop-up)

Arzachel	Leg "Leg" by "Arzachel"	Azarchel		1969		aka Uriel		0:44:30 (Pop-up)
Flower Travelin' Band	How Many More?	From Pussies to Death in 10,000 Years of Freak Out				Early action from FTB		0:48:09 (Pop-up)
Ya Ho Wa 13	Fire in the Sky "Fire in the Sky" by "Ya Ho Wa 13"	Ya Ho Wa 13 Presents Savage Sons of Ya Ho Wa	Drag City				*	0:54:52 (Pop-up)
The Litter	Codeine "Codeine" by "The Litter"	Distortions						1:00:13 (Pop-up)
Shiva's Headband	Ebeneezer "Ebeneezer" by "Shiva's Headband"	Take Me to the Mountains						1:04:53 (Pop-up)
Natural Child	That's How I Got To Memphis	For the Love of the Game	Burger	2012				1:07:27 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	2000 Man "2000 Man" by "The Rolling Stones"	Their Satanic Majesties Request	London					1:10:57 (Pop-up)
Sir Lord Von Raven	The Age of Machines	The Age Of Machines	Guitars & Bongos	2015	LP		*	1:13:58 (Pop-up)
The Melamine Division Plates	Get Off My Cloud	Surfin' Jack Flash (V/A)	Cordelia				*	1:18:45 (Pop-up)

The Flesh Eaters	Life's a Dirty Rat	A Hard Road To Follow						1:30:42 (Pop-up)
Problem	Ja Vill Inte Ha "Ja Vill Inte Ha" by "Problem"							1:35:15 (Pop-up)
New Order	Rock 'n' Roll Soldiers "Rock 'n' Roll Soldiers" by "New Order"	The New Order					*	1:37:35 (Pop-up)
Paul Chain Violent Theatre	Mortuary Hearse	In The Darkness	Minotauro			1983	*	1:42:49 (Pop-up)
Eastlink	Dinnerchat "Dinnerchat" by "Eastlink"	Eastlink	In the Red	2014	CD			1:53:24 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	Thunderball "Thunderball" by "Johnny Cash"					Johnny Cash's rejected theme to the Bond movie.		1:55:24 (Pop-up)

1-800-Band	Here Comes Summer "Here Comes Summer" by "1-800-Band"							2:04:13 (Pop-up)
Richard and the Taxmen	Honey Please Don't Go							2:08:03 (Pop-up)
Bobby Fuller Four	I Fought the Law					Original 1964 demo		2:10:54 (Pop-up)
Brazillian Bitles	Volte Meu Bem "Volte Meu Bem" by "Brazillian Bitles"	Brazilian Nuggets: Back from the Jungle, Volume 3					*	2:13:03 (Pop-up)
Crazy Elephant	Sunshine, Red Wine		Bell		7"			2:15:34 (Pop-up)
Silent Noise	I've Been Hurt (So Many Times Before)		Easy Records			1979		2:18:10 (Pop-up)
Last Stand	Caviare "Caviare" by "Last Stand"		Silly Symbol			1981		2:21:04 (Pop-up)
Mittagspause	Deustchland "Deustchland" by "Mittagspause"	Mittagspause	Cien Fuegos			'70s German	*	2:24:24 (Pop-up)
57 Kez	Min Musik "Min Musik" by "57 Kez"							2:26:00 (Pop-up)
Second Hand	Steam Tugs "Steam Tugs" by "Second Hand"	Reality						2:28:23 (Pop-up)
Timmy's Organism	Sadness Walks "Sadness Walks" by "Timmy's Organism"	Singles Collection & Unreleased Tracks	HoZac Records				*	2:31:03 (Pop-up)

The Hitsville House Band	The Marginal	Wreckless Eric Presents The Hitsville House Band						2:41:51 (Pop-up)
Tommy Roe	Pistol Legged Mama "Pistol Legged Mama" by "Tommy Roe"			1971				2:45:38 (Pop-up)
Don Muro	Getting Closer "Getting Closer" by "Don Muro"	Souffrances et Extases du Jeune Amour	Flannelgraph					2:49:09 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Celluloid Heroes (Everybody's in Show-Biz)							2:57:09 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:08am Nate K: Morning, everybody.
	6:12am Sem Chumbo: What's all the hub-bub, bub? Good morning, Nate. Ornette makes the Sunday morning world go 'round, for certain.
	6:25am fred: Good morning Nate and Sem
	6:26am Rob W: I think my better half Katie would choose pets but I would choose food - sorry about that kitties...
	6:27am Rob W: Oh - I see, Pets or Food is about Pets AS Food! Well again, I'm afraid I'm on the wrong side of the discussion...
	6:28am Rob W: Though I promise not to eat our cats Febo and Dumpling. I promise. I'm not crossing my fingers No, I'm not.
	6:29am Sem Chumbo: Salut, fred. Mr. Rob W., hello. Loved that Golem set & interview from last week, btw.
	6:30am Rob W: Oh thanks Sem Chumbo, they will be happy to hear that!
	6:32am fred: @Sem: what's that big "wheel" in the film I told you about yesterday?
	6:39am Sem Chumbo: @fred: Cape Breton was old school coal mining country. That wheel carried the cable which would raise and lower the cage from the workings. All my family, for generations, were coal miners in Cape Breton, I know most of those pictures from yesterday well.
	6:46am fred: @Sem: Thanks. If I go to that screening, maybe I'll read "No great mischief" later. This way I'll have a sense of the landscape
	6:46am Nate K: Hi Rob, yes, they give you the option. You don't have to eat your pets. But you do have to choose, apparently.
	6:51am Rob W: Thanks Nate. Oh - great show by the way!
	6:52am Mark: Probably the best album title ever.
	6:54am Nate K: Thanks, Rob!
	7:03am cory: work in canceled so now you guys are stuck with me
	7:04am cory: hello nate and rob. killer live set last night. fookin' wow man
	7:13am Nate K: Hi, Cory.
	7:26am LizB: My fave Rolling Stones album is Goat's Head Soup-- and yes I have every single one on vinyl :)
	7:28am clarke: the best Stones album is the one that the Stones hate the most: Between The Buttons
	7:28am wfmu wtf: shes a rainbow.....incredible song
	7:32am clarke: also dude: wouldn't that be Sir Lord VON Raven??
	7:36am Nate K: Clark, yes. You are right re: Mr. Raven. I didn't know that Stones hated BTB.
	7:36am Nate K: @WFMUwtf, yes, that's the other good song on TSMR.
	7:38am Sem Chumbo: Pogoing with hockey helmet fiirmly stapped on amidst the flames whilst bar-b-q-ing weinies. Nedless to say, the insurance company has cancelled my policy. Good work, Nate.
	7:39am clarke: oh yes - if you read Keith's book "Life" - he shrugs off both BtB and Majesty's with a short paragraph stating: "i don't know what we were on about, there" = and i have heard jagger slag BtB - but it is undoubtedly my favorite stones record - then Exile. also = since i am hardly ever conscious enough to write at this hour - i should say that i am a faithful listener - wish you were on friday nite!! great great show!!
	7:42am clarke: and i am getting awful chatty for a sunday morn - but i adore Beggar's Banquet as well. those 3 are a tough call - but my reasons for BtB are: brian is all over it.
	7:44am JohnEBGood: Sticky Fingers!
	7:45am Nate K: Thanks, Clarke for the info Clarke... and the compliment!
	7:47am chaddyJ: glad I tuned in this morning. totally hitting the spot!
	7:50am Sem Chumbo: I'm think, because of the longevity of the band, it comes down to periods with the Stones. It is not a new idea to consider the years in which these albums were created---Beggar's Banquet.Their Satanic Majesties Request,Let it Bleed,Sticky Fingers and Exiles on Main Street--as the years when the Stones did whatever they wanted, and were not slaves to re-inventing themselves. R&R is creative, heart-felt, unencumbered free expression, I think. When the Stones transmogrified into a branded product, the vital hormonal secretions were gone, so to say, and the music became lifeless. Though I can still play ALL of Some Girls with pleasure, but perhaps only because it is linked to a personally tumultuous time.
	7:52am clarke: well - let's face it - every Stones record COULD be a contender. i don't dislike ANY stones record - i used ot hate Steel Wheels - but it has I Can Almost Hear You Sigh on it. some of their records have NO flaws!! and yes = it depends on the mood at the time.
	7:54am clarke: also - we see what you have done here, Nate. this is the sportstalk radio equivalent of saying: i hate the yankees in your market. makes folks like me wipe th sleep out of my eyes and actually TYPE.
	7:56am fred: Clicky-star for Eastlink. New to me, so extra thanks Nate
	7:58am AZ Dave: I'm partial to Let It Bleed. Aftermath ain"t too shabby either.
	7:59am clarke: exactly AZ Dave!!
	8:15am clarke: Equals cover??
	8:22am Sem Chumbo: Thanks so much for this morning, Nate, great cuts and so many new to me. Gotta get out shovelling before that next snow dump arrives here tomorrow. No jive, no jive NO JIVE!
	8:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...was handed down a copy of 'Rolling Stones - Now!' w/out a cover/sleeve when I was young ; the early Stones didn't even think in terms of 'albums' yet - dif in the UK & U.S. - but how about that for an underrated one? i.e. - yeah - Periods for the Stones - & the whole bunch of the first - five say? ...'Exiles' is the critics darling - & then the backlash from that - but yeah, you can lean back in to that one & let it envelop you...also, it's longer idn't it? In the CD era you forget that maybe, & just go 'this has got a lot! - ergo it's better'...
	8:30am Guido from Cologne: YEAH! SECOND HAND! KILLER ALBUM people! If you're really into psych this is a MUST!
	8:37am clarke: my one 'gripe' with Now is: Little Red Rooster - i like it but it wreaks of 'filler'. i love the early stones records - but BtB seems to be where they actually put the songs together in a certain order.
	8:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - know what you mean - but for '64-5, 'Rooster' is pretty 'deep Blues' - & got Brian's slide...can't honestly call it weak...Maybe '66 is when everybody began to think of songs in a particular order on albums; I theorize that the real 'Concept' of 'Concept Albums' is the Medium itself: putting together an album as an album everyone will sit w/ & programming it thusly... - Loved last set, btw, Mr. Nate sir...
	8:48am clarke: i recently saw the contemporary Stones do a pretty valid version of Red Rooster - so, yes - i love it. for me, it slightly detracts from what is otherwise a killer set of songs.
	8:51am clarke: but also Now has a LOT of covers on it, now that i think about it...right?
	8:52am clarke: dude Kinks brilliance!!!!
	8:55am Nate K: Thanks for all the kind words folks! And for telling me your thoughts on the Stones. I know it's not the most original question, but it certainly leads to good conversation.
	8:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah - but @ that point, & in my very young years, their choice of covers was educational. Still is, actually! Learned very important basics from the Stones about R&B - & they taught us to play guitar like the yARdbiRds did, too. & the sound on those early Stones! - must remark on that... - Ray Davies makes it sound merely observational - but who else writes like this - ?! Just - wow.
	8:57am clarke: RR - i LOVE the early stones work - just thought we were talking 'albums' here - and BtB seems to be where the Mach One version was at their creative peak - and upon examination: there are no 'hits' on that record.
	8:58am clarke: loved this show!!! and the chat!!
	8:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - a special fondness for lesser-known stuff by well-known artists... - Thx NateK !!

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