WFMU: World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from February 22, 2015

Listener comments!
	9:02pm Dave Mandl: Evening, all.
	9:03pm Listening out There: Hey
	9:03pm Carmichael: And the award for best FMU deejay in a Sunday night 9-12 slot goes to ... <drum roll> ... Dave Mandl!!!
	9:03pm George of Troy: Good evening Dave. Thanks for the MoM track . . . I'm seeing them in a couple of weeks.
	9:04pm cheri: hiya dave, great to see and hear from you again!
	9:05pm Dave Mandl: Hey there, LoT, Carmichael, Geoge, cheri!
	9:05pm cheri: dave i'm ready for some great tunes tonight!
	9:06pm Dave Mandl: @Carmichael: Awww, thanks. @George: You're lucky. I've never seen them. @cheri: Thanks. Good to see you too.
	9:06pm P-90: Greetings, DJ Dave and gang.
	9:10pm Dave Mandl: Hey there, P-90.
	9:18pm cheri: I don't know about the rest of you, but i'm loving these tunes.
	9:18pm Parq: Hiya, Dave. We're not watching it either.
	9:20pm coelacanth: hello hello
	9:21pm JakeGould: Hey all. Anyone want my old movies? I don’t want these old pieces of garbage out when a new batch of Oscars is about to be awarded.
	9:27pm Dave Mandl: Welcome Parq, coelacanth, Jake.
	9:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...award for listening to marginal music whilst debating Leftist politics on faceborg goes to...me ! I accept on behalf of my betters who do not even reference that thing...
	9:32pm Andrew Waterloo: Jan Hammer on boards, Tommy Bolen on guitar.
	9:32pm Uncle Michael: Lee Sklar on bass. Recorded in just a few days...
	9:33pm Dave Mandl: You folks know everything.
	9:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - badass album. What year? ...guess...'7..2 ??...
	9:33pm Dave Mandl: '73.
	9:34pm Uncle Michael: I've played a couple of cuts on my show, Dave...one last month.
	9:34pm Andrew Waterloo: Yah, just checking out Lee Sklar's history now.
	9:34pm Carmichael: Tommy Bolin on guitar. Sounds strange to say it out loud.
	9:34pm Andrew Waterloo: Billy Cobham played session on Afternoon Delight as well.
	9:35pm Dave Mandl: @UM: You have very good taste.
	9:36pm Dave Mandl: Lee Sklar is a hot-sh*t session guy,
	9:36pm Uncle Michael: I discovered this album about a year ago. My wife has the LP and was down in the basement with it cranked on her stereo while she was on the stationary bike and I had to run downstairs to find out what it was.
	9:36pm Uncle Michael: You do too, Dave! thanks.
	9:37pm Andrew Waterloo: I found used copy on vinyl a few years ago and was pulled in by the roster. Then someone pointed out the Massive Attack connection.
	9:37pm Carmichael: I remember Sklar from James Taylor's Mud Slide Slim LP. How far apart can 2 albums be?
	9:38pm Dave Mandl: @Carmichael: He played with James Taylor for years. Probably still does.
	9:39pm Uncle Michael: Leland's a terrific musician.
	9:40pm cheri: dave, wonderful job on the tunes tonight.
	9:40pm Uncle Michael: What's the Massive Attack connection?
	9:40pm JakeGould: Dude has a massive oeuvre. en.wikipedia.org...
	9:41pm Uncle Michael: are massive ouvres like huevos grande?
	9:41pm Andrew Waterloo: Massive Attack samples the bassline in stratus for Blue Lines I think
	9:42pm Uncle Michael: Ah.
	9:42pm JakeGould: “Massive Ouvres” is my new jam band.
	9:44pm coelacanth: the first cut on blue lines; then bush used the same bass line in one of their songs too.
	9:44pm Andrew Waterloo: Attack of the Massive Ouvres was the name of my student film.
	9:45pm Andrew Waterloo: It's actually "Safe from Harm" that uses the sample.
	9:47pm D in Miami: That's a great Najat Aatabou sample in there!
	9:49pm Carmichael: Is this the Norwegian band When, from the 80s?
	9:52pm cheri: well i'm signing off, goodnight dave and all!
	9:52pm coelacanth: i cannot imagine that piece or anything of the sort being on even the billboard top 500 now.
	9:53pm coelacanth: ciao cheri
	9:53pm cheri: see you all next week.
	9:54pm Dave Mandl: Night, cheri.
	10:08pm Uncle Michael: Dave, no one's show fits their time slot quite like yours does. It's just right for my weekend wrap-up and turning my attention to the week ahead. I don't know it that makes sense but it's always just right head space for me.
	10:09pm Dave Mandl: @UM: Thanks. I like this timeslot a lot.
	10:11pm D in Miami: Damn! This is good!!
	10:13pm Dave Mandl: @D: That Eternal Tapestry CD is fantastic.
	10:17pm Carmichael: This is the 3rd Mu-related song I've heard this week on FMU.
	10:21pm phat: I was just thinking, "this sounds like the Holy Mountain soundtrack" and then I looked who was playing. I'm digging this.
	10:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - second UM's point: I liken Sunday P.M.s FMU (Gaylord-Blumin-Mandl) to a block or two of kewl comfortable cultural yet intimate venues I retreat to (altho' my own werkweek is 'inside-out')...(note also that Monica used to be part of it, as one place in those blocks in that conceit)...
	10:25pm Carmichael: Eternal Tapestry apoear to be a Portland OR band.
	10:31pm shanghi1: sting is irish
	10:32pm Uncle Michael: I may still have this LP in the basement. Hmmm...
	10:32pm Dave Mandl: @shanghi1: Really? He must have to moved to England when he was pretty young. Was in Curved Air among other groups.
	10:34pm JakeGould: Hmmm… Sting is not Irish.
	10:36pm Carmichael: I'm Irish. Gordon Sumner is not.
	10:37pm JakeGould: if Sting were irish that would be a fairly well promoted fact… Maybe even horsecrap “Who is better: Sting or Bono?” nonsense in trashy local papers.
	10:38pm Ike: As a teen, when I did not have such good taste, I was a fan not just of the Police but also Sting's solo work, but I never heard that Eberhard Schoener track. That's a great new one to me. But I believe some elements of that may have been re-used or sampled elsewhere...?
	10:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Gordon seems quintessentially English.
	10:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - pretty far NorthEastern: en.wikipedia.org...
	10:45pm joeray: I saw the Lamb Lies Down on Broadway at the Palace Theatre in Providence. It was raining that night, and the rain was leaking on the stage (on my head) and the concert power had to be shut off for a bit. Phil Collins came on stage and did card tricks and told jokes!
	10:46pm D in Miami: Anybody know the significance of the name of this album? I've always wondered.
	10:48pm Uncle Michael: Well, it's set in NYC and I suppose there's "And the lamb shall lie down with the lion."
	10:49pm Uncle Michael: King James: "The wolf also shall dwell with the lamb, and the leopard shall lie down with the kid; and the calf and the young lion and the fatling together; and a little child shall lead them."
	10:51pm Dave Mandl: @joeray: Phil Collins is a very funny guy. Seriously.
	10:52pm Carmichael: "Shall lead them in a kick line tribute to Al Jolson and Ethel Merman."
	10:54pm Uncle Michael: I must take my leave. Thanks for music, Dave. Goodnight, all.
	10:57pm joeray: @Dave Mandl: And he was a real trouper during that Providence concert.
	10:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: This site claims that "On Broadway" recalls a hit from The Drifters in 1963 - www.songfacts.com...
	10:59pm coelacanth: 'night Uncle M. i'm out too. i 'have to' go to the pub,where a benefit is happening to help keep a friend out of jail. Thank you Dave.ciao peeps.
	11:04pm Dave Mandl: Night, UM and coelacanth. Hope all goes well with your friend.
	11:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - title always just sounded like Slaughter of the Innocent & Showbiz to me - ironic contrast of the vulnerable w/ the stereotype of the toughest performance context...but I'm still ignorant of even the 'good' Genesis, & don't know the album 'concept' ...
	11:30pm cheri: may I just add that this show was really mindblowing, thanks again dave!
	11:31pm Dave Mandl: You may. Thanks very much.
	11:32pm Ike: Thank Glob I'm not watching the Oscars. This is much better. I'm hearing that they're even more of a drag than a certain fake commenter. One wag just said, "Richard Linklater is filming all of us growing up while watching this."
	11:38pm rw: Mindblowing?! But I just got here! Arrgh.
	11:40pm Dave Mandl: Never too late to have your mind blown.
	11:40pm rw: Was trying to explain the "Paisley Underground" to my 36 year old friend the other day. I used the Dream Syndicate as an example. Unfortunately he didn't know Dream Syndicate.
	11:41pm rw: Thanks Dave. I'll download the show in an hour and listen on my way to work tomorrow.
	11:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& what would the term 'Neo-Psychedelic' mean to somebody in 2015 ??...
	11:46pm rw: Maybe we're to the meta-neo-psychedelic stage by now.
	11:49pm mark Flynn: Great song by Dream Syndicate. Highly overrated band back in the day. I was doing radio them and the new gen of djs were all about Yo Le, Dino Jr, and the ilk. It was an interesting era musically for me.
	11:52pm Mugsy: Hey Dave great show tonight. Have a nice week.
	11:56pm Dave Mandl: Thanks, Mugsy. You too.
	11:57pm Dave Mandl: And have a great week, everyone. Thanks for listening.
	12:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ☆
	6:59pm chrisp: just want to say Dave Mandl's show is the reason I discovered WFMU 10 years ago. As a subscriber and avid listener I still think the Mandl mix is a perfect way to feature avant garde music! thanks again and welcome back mr Mandl

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February 22, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Mouse on Mars	Errormom "Errormom" by "Mouse on Mars"	21 Again	Monkeytown	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Denis Charles IVtet	Tobie Continyou	Captain of the Deep	Eremite	0:03:58 (Pop-up)
Zao	Marochsek "Marochsek" by "Zao"	Z=7L	Musea	0:09:18 (Pop-up)
Chateau Neuf	The Mountain Girl "The Mountain Girl" by "Chateau Neuf"	Stolen Goods	NorthSide	0:16:17 (Pop-up)

Billy Cobham	Stratus "Stratus" by "Billy Cobham"	Spectrum	Atlantic	0:25:53 (Pop-up)
Chicago Afrobeat Project	Talking Bush	Chicago Afrobeat Project	CABP	0:35:06 (Pop-up)
Roger Smith	Spanish Guitar A "Spanish Guitar A" by "Roger Smith"	Spanish Guitar	Emanem	0:41:08 (Pop-up)
When	Cut "Cut" by "When"	The Lobster Boys	Jester	0:44:09 (Pop-up)

Big Lazy	Unswerving "Unswerving" by "Big Lazy"	Don't Cross Myrtle	Tasankee	0:54:22 (Pop-up)
Ne Zhdali	They Are Also Sad in China	Hey Driver, Cool Down the Horses!	RecRec Music	0:59:05 (Pop-up)
Eternal Tapestry	Lace Fern "Lace Fern" by "Eternal Tapestry"	Wild Strawberries	Thrill Jockey	1:02:28 (Pop-up)
Don Cherry	Sun of the East "Sun of the East" by "Don Cherry"	"Mu" First Part	Fuel 2000	1:13:44 (Pop-up)

Eberhard Schoener	Why Don't You Answer	Flashback	Mig-Music	1:29:38 (Pop-up)
Morelenbaum2/Sakamoto	Vivo Sonhando	Casa	Sony Classical	1:34:28 (Pop-up)
Genesis	The Cage "The Cage" by "Genesis"	The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway	Atlantic	1:38:24 (Pop-up)
Lives of Angels	Lives of Angels "Lives of Angels" by "Lives of Angels"	V/A: Cold Waves of Color	Lion / Color Tapes	1:46:18 (Pop-up)
Eric Chenaux	Simple/Frontal "Simple/Frontal" by "Eric Chenaux"	Guitar and Voice	Constellation	1:49:55 (Pop-up)

Arcane Device	Mantra 04 "Mantra 04" by "Arcane Device"	Noise Matrix Mantras/Modular Waves	Pulsewidth	2:02:43 (Pop-up)
Bruce Lacey	Funky Dance "Funky Dance" by "Bruce Lacey"	The Spacey Bruce Lacey	Trunk	2:06:29 (Pop-up)
Brian Chase & Seth Misterka	All the Things You Are	The Shape of Sound	Heathen Skulls	2:11:03 (Pop-up)
Mal Waldron Trio	The Call "The Call" by "Mal Waldron Trio"	Black Glory	Enja	2:13:33 (Pop-up)
Karen Mantler	Wintertime "Wintertime" by "Karen Mantler"	Business Is Bad	ECM	2:19:38 (Pop-up)

Jeanne Moreau	Ou Vas-Tu, Mathilde	The Immortal Jeanne Moreau	El	2:30:39 (Pop-up)
Aztec Camera	The Boy Wonders "The Boy Wonders" by "Aztec Camera"	High Land Hard Rain	Domino	2:32:50 (Pop-up)
Dream Syndicate	Tell Me When It's Over	The Days of Wine and Roses	Ruby	2:36:18 (Pop-up)
Charalambides	Take the Pointing Finger for the Moon	Our Bed Is Green	Kranky	2:39:43 (Pop-up)
Laube	II "II" by "Laube"	Laube	Small Doses	2:46:06 (Pop-up)

Benni Hemm Hemm	Beginning End "Beginning End" by "Benni Hemm Hemm"	Benni Hemm Hemm	Smakokurnar	2:55:35 (Pop-up)
Ariel Pink	Plastic Raincoats in the Pig Parade	Pom Pom	4AD	2:57:28 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02pm Dave Mandl: Evening, all.
	9:03pm Listening out There: Hey
	9:03pm Carmichael: And the award for best FMU deejay in a Sunday night 9-12 slot goes to ... <drum roll> ... Dave Mandl!!!
	9:03pm George of Troy: Good evening Dave. Thanks for the MoM track . . . I'm seeing them in a couple of weeks.
	9:04pm cheri: hiya dave, great to see and hear from you again!
	9:05pm Dave Mandl: Hey there, LoT, Carmichael, Geoge, cheri!
	9:05pm cheri: dave i'm ready for some great tunes tonight!
	9:06pm Dave Mandl: @Carmichael: Awww, thanks. @George: You're lucky. I've never seen them. @cheri: Thanks. Good to see you too.
	9:06pm P-90: Greetings, DJ Dave and gang.
	9:10pm Dave Mandl: Hey there, P-90.
	9:18pm cheri: I don't know about the rest of you, but i'm loving these tunes.
	9:18pm Parq: Hiya, Dave. We're not watching it either.
	9:20pm coelacanth: hello hello
	9:21pm JakeGould: Hey all. Anyone want my old movies? I don’t want these old pieces of garbage out when a new batch of Oscars is about to be awarded.
	9:27pm Dave Mandl: Welcome Parq, coelacanth, Jake.
	9:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...award for listening to marginal music whilst debating Leftist politics on faceborg goes to...me ! I accept on behalf of my betters who do not even reference that thing...
	9:32pm Andrew Waterloo: Jan Hammer on boards, Tommy Bolen on guitar.
	9:32pm Uncle Michael: Lee Sklar on bass. Recorded in just a few days...
	9:33pm Dave Mandl: You folks know everything.
	9:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - badass album. What year? ...guess...'7..2 ??...
	9:33pm Dave Mandl: '73.
	9:34pm Uncle Michael: I've played a couple of cuts on my show, Dave...one last month.
	9:34pm Andrew Waterloo: Yah, just checking out Lee Sklar's history now.
	9:34pm Carmichael: Tommy Bolin on guitar. Sounds strange to say it out loud.
	9:34pm Andrew Waterloo: Billy Cobham played session on Afternoon Delight as well.
	9:35pm Dave Mandl: @UM: You have very good taste.
	9:36pm Dave Mandl: Lee Sklar is a hot-sh*t session guy,
	9:36pm Uncle Michael: I discovered this album about a year ago. My wife has the LP and was down in the basement with it cranked on her stereo while she was on the stationary bike and I had to run downstairs to find out what it was.
	9:36pm Uncle Michael: You do too, Dave! thanks.
	9:37pm Andrew Waterloo: I found used copy on vinyl a few years ago and was pulled in by the roster. Then someone pointed out the Massive Attack connection.
	9:37pm Carmichael: I remember Sklar from James Taylor's Mud Slide Slim LP. How far apart can 2 albums be?
	9:38pm Dave Mandl: @Carmichael: He played with James Taylor for years. Probably still does.
	9:39pm Uncle Michael: Leland's a terrific musician.
	9:40pm cheri: dave, wonderful job on the tunes tonight.
	9:40pm Uncle Michael: What's the Massive Attack connection?
	9:40pm JakeGould: Dude has a massive oeuvre. en.wikipedia.org...
	9:41pm Uncle Michael: are massive ouvres like huevos grande?
	9:41pm Andrew Waterloo: Massive Attack samples the bassline in stratus for Blue Lines I think
	9:42pm Uncle Michael: Ah.
	9:42pm JakeGould: “Massive Ouvres” is my new jam band.
	9:44pm coelacanth: the first cut on blue lines; then bush used the same bass line in one of their songs too.
	9:44pm Andrew Waterloo: Attack of the Massive Ouvres was the name of my student film.
	9:45pm Andrew Waterloo: It's actually "Safe from Harm" that uses the sample.
	9:47pm D in Miami: That's a great Najat Aatabou sample in there!
	9:49pm Carmichael: Is this the Norwegian band When, from the 80s?
	9:52pm cheri: well i'm signing off, goodnight dave and all!
	9:52pm coelacanth: i cannot imagine that piece or anything of the sort being on even the billboard top 500 now.
	9:53pm coelacanth: ciao cheri
	9:53pm cheri: see you all next week.
	9:54pm Dave Mandl: Night, cheri.
	10:08pm Uncle Michael: Dave, no one's show fits their time slot quite like yours does. It's just right for my weekend wrap-up and turning my attention to the week ahead. I don't know it that makes sense but it's always just right head space for me.
	10:09pm Dave Mandl: @UM: Thanks. I like this timeslot a lot.
	10:11pm D in Miami: Damn! This is good!!
	10:13pm Dave Mandl: @D: That Eternal Tapestry CD is fantastic.
	10:17pm Carmichael: This is the 3rd Mu-related song I've heard this week on FMU.
	10:21pm phat: I was just thinking, "this sounds like the Holy Mountain soundtrack" and then I looked who was playing. I'm digging this.
	10:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - second UM's point: I liken Sunday P.M.s FMU (Gaylord-Blumin-Mandl) to a block or two of kewl comfortable cultural yet intimate venues I retreat to (altho' my own werkweek is 'inside-out')...(note also that Monica used to be part of it, as one place in those blocks in that conceit)...
	10:25pm Carmichael: Eternal Tapestry apoear to be a Portland OR band.
	10:31pm shanghi1: sting is irish
	10:32pm Uncle Michael: I may still have this LP in the basement. Hmmm...
	10:32pm Dave Mandl: @shanghi1: Really? He must have to moved to England when he was pretty young. Was in Curved Air among other groups.
	10:34pm JakeGould: Hmmm… Sting is not Irish.
	10:36pm Carmichael: I'm Irish. Gordon Sumner is not.
	10:37pm JakeGould: if Sting were irish that would be a fairly well promoted fact… Maybe even horsecrap “Who is better: Sting or Bono?” nonsense in trashy local papers.
	10:38pm Ike: As a teen, when I did not have such good taste, I was a fan not just of the Police but also Sting's solo work, but I never heard that Eberhard Schoener track. That's a great new one to me. But I believe some elements of that may have been re-used or sampled elsewhere...?
	10:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Gordon seems quintessentially English.
	10:45pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - pretty far NorthEastern: en.wikipedia.org...
	10:45pm joeray: I saw the Lamb Lies Down on Broadway at the Palace Theatre in Providence. It was raining that night, and the rain was leaking on the stage (on my head) and the concert power had to be shut off for a bit. Phil Collins came on stage and did card tricks and told jokes!
	10:46pm D in Miami: Anybody know the significance of the name of this album? I've always wondered.
	10:48pm Uncle Michael: Well, it's set in NYC and I suppose there's "And the lamb shall lie down with the lion."
	10:49pm Uncle Michael: King James: "The wolf also shall dwell with the lamb, and the leopard shall lie down with the kid; and the calf and the young lion and the fatling together; and a little child shall lead them."
	10:51pm Dave Mandl: @joeray: Phil Collins is a very funny guy. Seriously.
	10:52pm Carmichael: "Shall lead them in a kick line tribute to Al Jolson and Ethel Merman."
	10:54pm Uncle Michael: I must take my leave. Thanks for music, Dave. Goodnight, all.
	10:57pm joeray: @Dave Mandl: And he was a real trouper during that Providence concert.
	10:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: This site claims that "On Broadway" recalls a hit from The Drifters in 1963 - www.songfacts.com...
	10:59pm coelacanth: 'night Uncle M. i'm out too. i 'have to' go to the pub,where a benefit is happening to help keep a friend out of jail. Thank you Dave.ciao peeps.
	11:04pm Dave Mandl: Night, UM and coelacanth. Hope all goes well with your friend.
	11:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - title always just sounded like Slaughter of the Innocent & Showbiz to me - ironic contrast of the vulnerable w/ the stereotype of the toughest performance context...but I'm still ignorant of even the 'good' Genesis, & don't know the album 'concept' ...
	11:30pm cheri: may I just add that this show was really mindblowing, thanks again dave!
	11:31pm Dave Mandl: You may. Thanks very much.
	11:32pm Ike: Thank Glob I'm not watching the Oscars. This is much better. I'm hearing that they're even more of a drag than a certain fake commenter. One wag just said, "Richard Linklater is filming all of us growing up while watching this."
	11:38pm rw: Mindblowing?! But I just got here! Arrgh.
	11:40pm Dave Mandl: Never too late to have your mind blown.
	11:40pm rw: Was trying to explain the "Paisley Underground" to my 36 year old friend the other day. I used the Dream Syndicate as an example. Unfortunately he didn't know Dream Syndicate.
	11:41pm rw: Thanks Dave. I'll download the show in an hour and listen on my way to work tomorrow.
	11:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& what would the term 'Neo-Psychedelic' mean to somebody in 2015 ??...
	11:46pm rw: Maybe we're to the meta-neo-psychedelic stage by now.
	11:49pm mark Flynn: Great song by Dream Syndicate. Highly overrated band back in the day. I was doing radio them and the new gen of djs were all about Yo Le, Dino Jr, and the ilk. It was an interesting era musically for me.
	11:52pm Mugsy: Hey Dave great show tonight. Have a nice week.
	11:56pm Dave Mandl: Thanks, Mugsy. You too.
	11:57pm Dave Mandl: And have a great week, everyone. Thanks for listening.
	12:01am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ☆
	6:59pm chrisp: just want to say Dave Mandl's show is the reason I discovered WFMU 10 years ago. As a subscriber and avid listener I still think the Mandl mix is a perfect way to feature avant garde music! thanks again and welcome back mr Mandl

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from February 22, 2015

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