WFMU: Brian Turner: Playlist from March 24, 2015

Listener comments!
	3:03pm Lopez: Howdy y'all! Why is it not a warm spring day dammit?
	3:04pm sphere: hello hello - grats Brian and the WFMU gang!
	3:05pm Stanley: Hi Brian Great to see the horn blowing. Well done WFMU.
	3:05pm Cheri Pi: Bee tea!
	3:05pm Claw!: Amen, Lopez. This weather sucks ass. Hey Brian! Howdy, Listeners!
	3:06pm Simon P: Spring tries but ice falls from the sky. Greetings.
	3:07pm Lopez: I'm protesting the cold by being a grubby basement dweller crouched at my computer with headphones
	3:08pm Stepchild: So much for the narrow-width playlist. Awesome!
	3:09pm DCE: hey BT
	3:12pm Greg from Bloomfield: Congrats on another successful Marathon, BT!
	3:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - need this show.
	3:18pm fleep: No, I doubt any of us were.
	3:18pm Bas NL: Pheww! Here's to another year of healthy dissonant weirdness! Make it a good one Mr. Turner!
	3:19pm fleep: Greg that is such a fine giffitude, the little touches like the hat spinning and the feet leaving the ground and the fireworks.
	3:19pm Guido from Cologne: Hell Jesus!
	3:20pm Stepchild: @fleep: Concurrence!!
	3:21pm Matthew Hord: Happy to see/hear this arrived ;)
	3:22pm oks: god... baby jesus...
	3:24pm chris: Hey, BT, All!
	3:24pm mistercaz: Not too late to pledge Is it?
	3:25pm coelacanth: howdy Brian and ever one
	3:26pm fleep: mistercaz pledge away, premiums await you.
	3:28pm Chris M.: this is exactly what i want to hear
	3:29pm chris: there's also a very warm, very pleasant sensation that washes over you when you pledge, making you feel all is well with the world... give it a try, mistercaz!
	3:30pm blee: Pledge now, pledge often.
	3:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: Google's doodle division is probably out to poach Greg already.
	3:30pm paula pc: am 100% down with the vibe of today's show
	3:33pm common: ello yoos!
	3:34pm redkayak: Hi all - Nice to come back home and see that WFMU made it over the hump. Well done! :)
	3:34pm Lopez: Loving the mood of this show so far
	3:37pm common: buttercup sweat, huh? i like
	3:39pm DCE: this guy just came through town but I missed 'im
	3:39pm marc: Was he calling for Buttercup from the H.M.S. Pinafore?
	3:39pm Cheri Pi: Water cup, just Schweppes
	3:39pm Guido from Cologne: "Angst Hase Pfeffer Nase" is a pun. AngstHase is a scarety cat (in german it is a hare). hasenPfeffer (hare-Pepper) is a Dinner en.wikipedia.org...
	3:41pm Guido from Cologne: Pfeffer Nase means pepper and nose .. you know about the effect.
	3:43pm Greg from Bloomfield: Thanks guys! Google can cram it...unless they have a freeform radio station that I don't know about.
	3:45pm common: or that, cheri!
	3:45pm Mark Williams: I wonder what WFMU sounded like in 1981-85. So many reissues are hitting that general spot. It's like it never happened the first time around.
	3:46pm Ike: @KFHP, my job used to require me to keep an eye on a fifth-rate search engine. EVERY DAY it had eye-searingly awful bogus doodles, usually of pathetic celebs on their b-days.
	3:48pm Stanley: 'Snot', 'Spittle', God knows what we're going to get next!
	3:52pm coelacanth: i have dozens of cassette tapes of wfmu from '81-'85. one day i'll start transferring them to cd and send them along.
	3:54pm Ike: @Coel, any of Bronwyn's Truck Stop Tea Party? I'd plotz if I could hear that.
	4:02pm Greg from Bloomfield: NUH UH!
	4:03pm coelacanth: Ike if any,not much. there's a female who played a punky set then spoke with her mouth full of "honey roasted peanuts"! it may've been Bronwyn. (it sounds like Diane but i think the tape goes back to before her time.)
	4:03pm glenn: sweet chili pistachios. who knew?
	4:04pm SeanG: this rocks
	4:06pm Cheri Pi: LOLOLOLOLOL!~~
	4:06pm coelacanth: Great version!
	4:06pm DCE: when is this from??
	4:06pm common: nice!
	4:07pm Cheri Pi: They shoulda kept to doing Who covers.
	4:07pm Lopez: THIS IS AWESOME
	4:07pm Kurt: Love this!
	4:07pm coelacanth: This is rush?!!
	4:08pm chris: Seeker is from their album of, if we had done what we wanted to do and played 60's covers in bars...
	4:08pm Polyus: Hey Neil Peart is showing remarkable restraint here.
	4:09pm chris: no lie, liner notes on Feedback are an interesting read
	4:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - a good faithful cover.
	4:09pm coelacanth: i agree with Cheri Pi! ...although i never TOTALLY wrote them off!
	4:09pm glenn: they did play 60's covers in bars, trust me.
	4:10pm Greg from Bloomfield: Hoping to make this show...just gotta try not be hungover on Easter.
	4:10pm Mark Williams: @coelacanth - that would be awesome. The station might want them!
	4:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...altho', of course - The Wh♂ did steal the whole idea of concept albums/RockOpera from Rush...
	4:11pm coelacanth: Mark, i should think so! it's going to take some time.
	4:13pm singing serpent glen: here we go...who-binge-thread pt II!
	4:14pm coelacanth: a lesser comment board would form a mob.
	4:15pm glenn: really? tommy came out in 1969, and rush didn't even put out a record until 1975, so i have my doubts.
	4:16pm Cecile: hola!
	4:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yes glenn - like Kansas is ripping off Yes, maan !
	4:16pm Ralphine: I do have to say that I was disappointed that Brian didn't play The Jax Are Back in either of his marathon shows.
	4:17pm chris: they also invented prog, glenn. its indisputable... they are time travellers...
	4:17pm Lopez: This board is the top of the intellectual heap. We're more smarter than we look
	4:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I mean - like Yes is ripping off Kansas - cause that would be funny...nevermind...
	4:17pm coelacanth: Hi Cecile!
	4:18pm Ralphine: I wear glasses, so I look plenty smart.
	4:19pm Cecile: I can donate in advance next year, but I am banned from listening during fundraising next year because I am too suggestible.
	4:19pm coelacanth: i still don't look smart with glasses.
	4:19pm Cecile: So much for paying up front. :/ My bank and my partner are not happy with me.
	4:20pm Cecile: So wow me. I want to hear every cent in the programming! hhahahha
	4:21pm Cecile: According to Chuck Eddy, Tom Sawyer was one of the first rap songs. bahahahahaha
	4:22pm Lopez: Just fell into a Rush rabbit hole from looking up those Feedback liner notes. Now I know the exact date when I saw them with Primus in '91
	4:23pm Cecile: RUSH AND PRIMUS?!:?!?!
	4:23pm coelacanth: i think all that "toasting" out of JA was a precursor to rap. ...and "talking blues" folk songs.
	4:24pm chris: I think I saw that tour, too, Lopez. Was it one of the paloozas?
	4:24pm Cecile: I think Chuck Eddy was trying to be kind of an instigating idiot.
	4:25pm Cecile: that's worth my pledging the farm right there. Right on, Brian.
	4:26pm Lopez: @Cecile- it was a natural fit. Two 3 piece bands lead by bass players. It was great as I was 17
	4:27pm Cheri Pi: I would need to live out the rest of my life in a medically induced coma if I saw Rush with Primus.
	4:27pm Cheri Pi: C$- we could be coma twins!
	4:27pm coelacanth: 'sounds like that. he sounds like a rolling stone guy. (except they're idiots without trying,for the most part.)
	4:28pm Cecile: oh, yeah, that would have been great for a 17 year old. All those chord progressions help build strong bodies 12 ways. hahahhahahhahah, Pi.
	4:29pm coelacanth: Woowee! Sunny!!
	4:29pm Lopez: Chris- Roll the Bones Tour. I saw them at the illustrious Hartford Civic Center 12/13/1991. The website says Primus wasn't there for that gig but I was there primarily for them at the time so I remember it well. The person in front of me had an amazing Fly by Night airbrushed denim jacket!
	4:29pm Brian Turner: I saw Rush at 35 at Radio City surrounded by 40-somethings and their 70 year old moms who drove them (no other women present)
	4:29pm Cecile: coma twins! yay!
	4:31pm Andrew Waterloo: I have soundboard that was supposedly made for Les Claypool from that Roll the Bones Tour Which is good because the album songs sound way better live.
	4:31pm Cecile: hahahhahahahaha Brian, the two easiest shows to get to the bathroom for me were Metallica at the Metrodome and Cecil Taylor on the U of M campus. There were 1/10 the amount of women in the audience. It was the opposite of most dance nights I've been to.
	4:31pm Polyus: Twice on the Grace Under Pressure tour for me. Steinbergers up!
	4:31pm Lopez: awesome Sunny Murray / Sonny Sharrock
	4:32pm sltrx: One Man One Mind?
	4:33pm Lopez: Cecile that's hilarious. Too true BT they were not great for picking up chicks
	4:34pm coelacanth: never heard that Sunny/Sonny -Wild!
	4:36pm Cheri Pi: I'll have my ambulance driver escort you next time BT, I'd probably just embarass you in front of Rush, lying there in an iron lung taking up two seats.
	4:38pm steve: what was the "pancake tour" just mentioned ?
	4:38pm Cecile: waaaah now I wanna see feedtime.
	4:39pm Andrew Waterloo: Cheri, Iron Lungs are fairly old tech, we should assume you're taking up three seats and a bit of the isle.
	4:40pm Cecile: WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH! That sounds like a great interview.
	4:41pm coelacanth: i'm surprised Cecil Taylor didn't attract more women. i've heard a few females say they liked Matthew Shipp,which- though he's no Cecil, he's in the same realm.
	4:42pm Polyus: Magma tickets for Chicago are $107 on StubHub. Whoosh.
	4:43pm Andrew Waterloo: yikes. I'm seeing them in May
	4:44pm Cecile: This is kind of a conservative town in terms of jass. I think most people showed up because they had season tickets.
	4:46pm coelacanth: damn. He's a Legend! 'almost single-handedly started a revolution!
	4:46pm Andrew Waterloo: Matthew Shipp with Darius Jones was one of the best performances I've ever seen.
	4:46pm sltrx: Man, saw Rush so many times at Riverfront & Hara, they toured all the time in the 70's. Rush/Kiss tour was killer, Rush/UFO, ditto
	4:48pm Ralphine: I'll never forget the headline of Rolling Stone's review of Keith Jarrett's Sun Bear recordings: "Keith Jarrett's Ego Trip--TEN LPS!!!!" with a subhed that said "Shoot the piano player."
	4:48pm Cecile: Steve Harley is my favorite bad vocalist.
	4:48pm glenn: clicky star for cockney rebel.
	4:49pm coelacanth: Andrew That must've been! i blew my opportunity to hang with Shipp. it was at a mutual friend's funeral and the cards were stacked against me making it.
	4:49pm Claw!: This is what Dylan would sound like if he was actually good.
	4:50pm Cheri Pi: Amen Claw.
	4:50pm Carmichael: Psychomodo. Me and that album go back. Hi Brian and others.
	4:50pm glenn: hmmmm. neil young is the best bad vocalist AND the best bad guitarist.
	4:50pm coelacanth: Bear! -yeah!
	4:52pm Lopez: I've got to head out and will miss the rest of the show unfortunately. It's been a gas folks, and keep up the good work BT
	4:54pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Hell, jeezus, whoa. Finally got the headphones working. JUST.... DON'T MOVE, HUMAN HEAD...
	4:54pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Plus, dammit man this DDAA piece is wonderful.
	4:55pm coelacanth: caio Lopez -agreed glenn; although i would say John Lee Hooker WAS the best not-technically-great guitarist, but a superb singer.
	4:55pm Claw!: Glad y'all agree. I always feel a strong urge to post a complaint about Dylan whenever he's played on here, but sometimes people can be so damn touchy about that! I don't wanna piss anyone off, but dammit - he pisses me off!
	4:56pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I always figured Dylan was a poor Tom Rapp wannabe. [shrugs feebly]
	4:56pm Mark Williams: @Brian - guess it depends on who's compiling. I've got a box set of Chano Pozo ("El Tambor de Cuba"), and they give him the writing credit for "Nague" (he's playing on it). Valdes is definitely the singer.
	4:57pm glenn: john lee, yep. i'd also put bo diddley in the same category.
	4:57pm coelacanth: this reminds me of a velvet underground song, but i cannot think which one.
	4:59pm coelacanth: {"lady godiva's operation"}
	5:04pm common: loved that last un!
	5:05pm coelacanth: i really like most Dylan from his beginning through "john wesley harding";then patchy through "desire";and "blood on the tracks" was excellent....then his suckiness was fairly thorough. (in my so very humble opinion)
	5:05pm Rev. Turnip Druid: th'Qualk!
	5:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - in the mid-60s, Dylan was as titanic as anyone would ever be - & influenced Rapp & Cohen & everybody else - after the early 70s - he was just good. The Steve Harley was like Dylan produced as we wish he'd've been (altho' he's had a pretty good band of late) ...oh there's coelacanth w/ the same thing...
	5:07pm Mark Williams: @Rev. Turnip Druid: the lead Qualkist (Simon Crab) has a new solo CD out, btw. Really quite good.
	5:09pm Brian Turner: nice mark do you have any more info on that?
	5:09pm coelacanth: RR! we click many of the same songs,too! (though you click more than me.)
	5:11pm Mark Williams: @Brian - on the Crab release you mean? It's available via Fathom Distribution. I have an email for a guy who's distributing it if you want.
	5:11pm Brian Turner: sure please - bt@wfmu.org thank you.
	5:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - I'm known as thee clicky☆slut - I just click everything I think is good - not to keep track (tho' they show if they come up again) so much as tho' they were fb Likes...
	5:16pm coelacanth: occasionally i think 'twould be nice to ★ comments too, but i think it'd start to get clicky.(!)
	5:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Mark W @5:07 -- excellent! Looking into that..
	5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or too cliquey...
	5:22pm Greg from Bloomfield: YES!!!
	5:30pm Carmichael: Hey, I like this Gravel! Does all their music sounds like this?
	5:31pm dale: i liked that too - krauty and proggy
	5:34pm coelacanth: crap, i missed something krauty & proggy. (i could back up but then i'd miss this) tgia.(thank gods it's archived)
	5:37pm Claw!: I like how this band don't need no stinkin vowels to name themselves.
	5:38pm coelacanth: fuck those vowels anyway.
	5:42pm ?: That guitar stuff is cool--now, are the monkeys actually playing the guitars? Because I'd pay a quarter to see that.
	5:50pm coelacanth: Thanks Brian ciao people
	5:52pm sltrx: Neutral is very cool
	5:54pm Carmichael: I have Elliott Sharp on some cutout bin comp called Guiutar's Practicing Musicians, Volume 2 billion or something. It's pretty interestring.
	5:57pm Greg from Bloomfield: Thanks, Brian!
	5:57pm chris: Thanks, BT!
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Thx BT !

Brian Turner: Playlist from March 24, 2015

Order and disorder in a freeform haze of terribly-played guitars, shorted-out electronics, found audio detritus, strange sounds from strange lands all around. Psych-punk-junk, collage, even pop. Lots of in-studio live performances to boot.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	New	Approx. start time
él-g	Triste Zoo "Triste Zoo" by "él-g"	7"	Lexi Disques		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Beau	Silence Returns "Silence Returns" by "Beau"	Creation	Sommor		*	0:03:03 (Pop-up)
Impulsive Mechanations	Seven Billion Simultaneous Thoughts (Eight, Dead)	Conformity Contortion	New Atlantis		*	0:07:06 (Pop-up)
ONO	Were You There When They Crucified My Lord?	Ennui	Galactive Archive/Priority Male/SOTA			0:13:41 (Pop-up)
Chop Shop	Grey Area "Grey Area" by "Chop Shop"	Grey Area	Banned Production		*	0:24:42 (Pop-up)
Client/Server	Five Is Go-Fun "Five Is Go-Fun" by "Client/Server"	Tokyo Dronecore	Ad Infinitum		*	0:28:35 (Pop-up)
Angst Hase Pfeffer Nase	Slugwater	Bidden	Glistening Examples		*	0:33:28 (Pop-up)
A Vs. B	Are You Nesses? "Are You Nesses?" by "A Vs. B"	2CD			*	0:38:02 (Pop-up)
Chicken Chain	No One Is Safe "No One Is Safe" by "Chicken Chain"	Birth of the Googus	Snot Releases		*	0:40:31 (Pop-up)
Pla'sticcost	Canzone Dada "Canzone Dada" by "Pla'sticcost"	Canzoni Dada, 1981-85	Spittle		*	0:42:45 (Pop-up)
Gary Quasar	Suicide "Suicide" by "Gary Quasar"	7"				0:48:44 (Pop-up)
The Endtables	Trick Or Treat "Trick Or Treat" by "The Endtables"	The Entables	Drag City			0:52:34 (Pop-up)
feedtime	Stick Up Jack "Stick Up Jack" by "feedtime"	7"	Sub Pop		*	1:01:58 (Pop-up)
Rush	The Seeker "The Seeker" by "Rush"	Feedback	Atlantic			1:04:16 (Pop-up)
Pampers	Purple Brain "Purple Brain" by "Pampers"	Pampers	In the Red	Hey, I'll be spinning at the Pampers/Spray Paint/Beech Creeps show at Union Pool April 4!		1:07:33 (Pop-up)
Galaxia	La Noticia "La Noticia" by "Galaxia"	Various: Andergraun Vibrations	Hubdergrum			1:09:12 (Pop-up)
NHK	Ch. 5 "Ch. 5" by "NHK"	Program	L_ne		*	1:12:28 (Pop-up)
Aphex Twin	10 "10" by "Aphex Twin"	Computer Controlled Acoustic Instruments Pt 2	Warp		*	1:14:40 (Pop-up)
Urs Leimgruber / Roger Turner Duo	Art Jungle	The Pancake Tour	Relative Pitch		*	1:17:10 (Pop-up)
Baloni	Snowflakes "Snowflakes" by "Baloni"	Belleke	Clean Feed		*	1:18:45 (Pop-up)
Sunny Murray / Sonny Sharrock	Untitled Live 1968					1:24:03 (Pop-up)
One Man One Mind	I Love Vinyl "I Love Vinyl" by "One Man One Mind"	7"	Drid Machine		*	1:30:15 (Pop-up)
The Gaz	The Letter "The Letter" by "The Gaz"	The Gaz	Old Europa Cafe		*	1:40:15 (Pop-up)
The Stones	Something New "Something New" by "The Stones"	Three Blind Mice	Captured Tracks / Flying Nun		*	1:42:43 (Pop-up)
Steve Harley / Cockney Rebel	Psychomodo	Psychomodo	EMI			1:45:40 (Pop-up)
Miguelito Valdes	Nague "Nague" by "Miguelito Valdes"	Various: Tumba Rumba	University of Vice			1:49:05 (Pop-up)
Déficit Des Années Antérieure	Hazy World	Hazy World	Nefryt		*	1:51:29 (Pop-up)
R. Weis	Part 1 "Part 1" by "R. Weis"	Parrot & Paperback	No Label		*	1:56:58 (Pop-up)
Bourbonese Qualk	To Hell With the Consequences	1983-1987	Mannequin		*	2:02:26 (Pop-up)
Darkspace	Dark 1.0 "Dark 1.0" by "Darkspace"	-I	Avantegarde Music		*	2:05:09 (Pop-up)
Portion Control	Fiends "Fiends" by "Portion Control"	I Staggered Mentally	Dark Entries		*	2:15:17 (Pop-up)
Memory Disposal Pearl Liquor Plus	Five Dollar Bill	Kaleidoscope Death, Digital Dingos & Periscope Breath	No Label		*	2:18:06 (Pop-up)
Jenna Maroney	Rural Juror "Rural Juror" by "Jenna Maroney"					2:20:23 (Pop-up)
Jam Money	Noble Spruce "Noble Spruce" by "Jam Money"	Blowing Stones	Spillage Fete		*	2:21:32 (Pop-up)
The Gravel	Antonis O Aggelos "Antonis O Aggelos" by "The Gravel"					2:27:54 (Pop-up)
Jean-Pierre Decerf	Blazing Skyline	Space Oddities 1975-79	Born Bad		*	2:29:48 (Pop-up)
Trtrkmmr	Predicate the Anvilstrike	Avec La Louillure Nous Entrons	Iron Lung		*	2:33:33 (Pop-up)
Simone Massaron	Willie "Willie" by "Simone Massaron"	Various: I Never Meta Guitar Three: Solo Guitars For the 21st Century Produced by Elliott Sharp	Clean Feed		*	2:37:12 (Pop-up)
Tashi Dorji	Excerpt "Excerpt" by "Tashi Dorji"	Blue Twelve	Blues Tapes/X-Ray		*	2:41:02 (Pop-up)
Nolls	Phone Home "Phone Home" by "Nolls"	V	No Label		*	2:44:46 (Pop-up)
Neutral	Jalusie "Jalusie" by "Neutral"	Gra Vag Gamlestaden	Om Lott		*	2:49:12 (Pop-up)
Gnod	Infinity Machines "Infinity Machines" by "Gnod"	Infinity Machines	Rocket		*	2:55:47 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:03pm Lopez: Howdy y'all! Why is it not a warm spring day dammit?
	3:04pm sphere: hello hello - grats Brian and the WFMU gang!
	3:05pm Stanley: Hi Brian Great to see the horn blowing. Well done WFMU.
	3:05pm Cheri Pi: Bee tea!
	3:05pm Claw!: Amen, Lopez. This weather sucks ass. Hey Brian! Howdy, Listeners!
	3:06pm Simon P: Spring tries but ice falls from the sky. Greetings.
	3:07pm Lopez: I'm protesting the cold by being a grubby basement dweller crouched at my computer with headphones
	3:08pm Stepchild: So much for the narrow-width playlist. Awesome!
	3:09pm DCE: hey BT
	3:12pm Greg from Bloomfield: Congrats on another successful Marathon, BT!
	3:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - need this show.
	3:18pm fleep: No, I doubt any of us were.
	3:18pm Bas NL: Pheww! Here's to another year of healthy dissonant weirdness! Make it a good one Mr. Turner!
	3:19pm fleep: Greg that is such a fine giffitude, the little touches like the hat spinning and the feet leaving the ground and the fireworks.
	3:19pm Guido from Cologne: Hell Jesus!
	3:20pm Stepchild: @fleep: Concurrence!!
	3:21pm Matthew Hord: Happy to see/hear this arrived ;)
	3:22pm oks: god... baby jesus...
	3:24pm chris: Hey, BT, All!
	3:24pm mistercaz: Not too late to pledge Is it?
	3:25pm coelacanth: howdy Brian and ever one
	3:26pm fleep: mistercaz pledge away, premiums await you.
	3:28pm Chris M.: this is exactly what i want to hear
	3:29pm chris: there's also a very warm, very pleasant sensation that washes over you when you pledge, making you feel all is well with the world... give it a try, mistercaz!
	3:30pm blee: Pledge now, pledge often.
	3:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: Google's doodle division is probably out to poach Greg already.
	3:30pm paula pc: am 100% down with the vibe of today's show
	3:33pm common: ello yoos!
	3:34pm redkayak: Hi all - Nice to come back home and see that WFMU made it over the hump. Well done! :)
	3:34pm Lopez: Loving the mood of this show so far
	3:37pm common: buttercup sweat, huh? i like
	3:39pm DCE: this guy just came through town but I missed 'im
	3:39pm marc: Was he calling for Buttercup from the H.M.S. Pinafore?
	3:39pm Cheri Pi: Water cup, just Schweppes
	3:39pm Guido from Cologne: "Angst Hase Pfeffer Nase" is a pun. AngstHase is a scarety cat (in german it is a hare). hasenPfeffer (hare-Pepper) is a Dinner en.wikipedia.org...
	3:41pm Guido from Cologne: Pfeffer Nase means pepper and nose .. you know about the effect.
	3:43pm Greg from Bloomfield: Thanks guys! Google can cram it...unless they have a freeform radio station that I don't know about.
	3:45pm common: or that, cheri!
	3:45pm Mark Williams: I wonder what WFMU sounded like in 1981-85. So many reissues are hitting that general spot. It's like it never happened the first time around.
	3:46pm Ike: @KFHP, my job used to require me to keep an eye on a fifth-rate search engine. EVERY DAY it had eye-searingly awful bogus doodles, usually of pathetic celebs on their b-days.
	3:48pm Stanley: 'Snot', 'Spittle', God knows what we're going to get next!
	3:52pm coelacanth: i have dozens of cassette tapes of wfmu from '81-'85. one day i'll start transferring them to cd and send them along.
	3:54pm Ike: @Coel, any of Bronwyn's Truck Stop Tea Party? I'd plotz if I could hear that.
	4:02pm Greg from Bloomfield: NUH UH!
	4:03pm coelacanth: Ike if any,not much. there's a female who played a punky set then spoke with her mouth full of "honey roasted peanuts"! it may've been Bronwyn. (it sounds like Diane but i think the tape goes back to before her time.)
	4:03pm glenn: sweet chili pistachios. who knew?
	4:04pm SeanG: this rocks
	4:06pm Cheri Pi: LOLOLOLOLOL!~~
	4:06pm coelacanth: Great version!
	4:06pm DCE: when is this from??
	4:06pm common: nice!
	4:07pm Cheri Pi: They shoulda kept to doing Who covers.
	4:07pm Lopez: THIS IS AWESOME
	4:07pm Kurt: Love this!
	4:07pm coelacanth: This is rush?!!
	4:08pm chris: Seeker is from their album of, if we had done what we wanted to do and played 60's covers in bars...
	4:08pm Polyus: Hey Neil Peart is showing remarkable restraint here.
	4:09pm chris: no lie, liner notes on Feedback are an interesting read
	4:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - a good faithful cover.
	4:09pm coelacanth: i agree with Cheri Pi! ...although i never TOTALLY wrote them off!
	4:09pm glenn: they did play 60's covers in bars, trust me.
	4:10pm Greg from Bloomfield: Hoping to make this show...just gotta try not be hungover on Easter.
	4:10pm Mark Williams: @coelacanth - that would be awesome. The station might want them!
	4:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...altho', of course - The Wh♂ did steal the whole idea of concept albums/RockOpera from Rush...
	4:11pm coelacanth: Mark, i should think so! it's going to take some time.
	4:13pm singing serpent glen: here we go...who-binge-thread pt II!
	4:14pm coelacanth: a lesser comment board would form a mob.
	4:15pm glenn: really? tommy came out in 1969, and rush didn't even put out a record until 1975, so i have my doubts.
	4:16pm Cecile: hola!
	4:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yes glenn - like Kansas is ripping off Yes, maan !
	4:16pm Ralphine: I do have to say that I was disappointed that Brian didn't play The Jax Are Back in either of his marathon shows.
	4:17pm chris: they also invented prog, glenn. its indisputable... they are time travellers...
	4:17pm Lopez: This board is the top of the intellectual heap. We're more smarter than we look
	4:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I mean - like Yes is ripping off Kansas - cause that would be funny...nevermind...
	4:17pm coelacanth: Hi Cecile!
	4:18pm Ralphine: I wear glasses, so I look plenty smart.
	4:19pm Cecile: I can donate in advance next year, but I am banned from listening during fundraising next year because I am too suggestible.
	4:19pm coelacanth: i still don't look smart with glasses.
	4:19pm Cecile: So much for paying up front. :/ My bank and my partner are not happy with me.
	4:20pm Cecile: So wow me. I want to hear every cent in the programming! hhahahha
	4:21pm Cecile: According to Chuck Eddy, Tom Sawyer was one of the first rap songs. bahahahahaha
	4:22pm Lopez: Just fell into a Rush rabbit hole from looking up those Feedback liner notes. Now I know the exact date when I saw them with Primus in '91
	4:23pm Cecile: RUSH AND PRIMUS?!:?!?!
	4:23pm coelacanth: i think all that "toasting" out of JA was a precursor to rap. ...and "talking blues" folk songs.
	4:24pm chris: I think I saw that tour, too, Lopez. Was it one of the paloozas?
	4:24pm Cecile: I think Chuck Eddy was trying to be kind of an instigating idiot.
	4:25pm Cecile: that's worth my pledging the farm right there. Right on, Brian.
	4:26pm Lopez: @Cecile- it was a natural fit. Two 3 piece bands lead by bass players. It was great as I was 17
	4:27pm Cheri Pi: I would need to live out the rest of my life in a medically induced coma if I saw Rush with Primus.
	4:27pm Cheri Pi: C$- we could be coma twins!
	4:27pm coelacanth: 'sounds like that. he sounds like a rolling stone guy. (except they're idiots without trying,for the most part.)
	4:28pm Cecile: oh, yeah, that would have been great for a 17 year old. All those chord progressions help build strong bodies 12 ways. hahahhahahhahah, Pi.
	4:29pm coelacanth: Woowee! Sunny!!
	4:29pm Lopez: Chris- Roll the Bones Tour. I saw them at the illustrious Hartford Civic Center 12/13/1991. The website says Primus wasn't there for that gig but I was there primarily for them at the time so I remember it well. The person in front of me had an amazing Fly by Night airbrushed denim jacket!
	4:29pm Brian Turner: I saw Rush at 35 at Radio City surrounded by 40-somethings and their 70 year old moms who drove them (no other women present)
	4:29pm Cecile: coma twins! yay!
	4:31pm Andrew Waterloo: I have soundboard that was supposedly made for Les Claypool from that Roll the Bones Tour Which is good because the album songs sound way better live.
	4:31pm Cecile: hahahhahahahaha Brian, the two easiest shows to get to the bathroom for me were Metallica at the Metrodome and Cecil Taylor on the U of M campus. There were 1/10 the amount of women in the audience. It was the opposite of most dance nights I've been to.
	4:31pm Polyus: Twice on the Grace Under Pressure tour for me. Steinbergers up!
	4:31pm Lopez: awesome Sunny Murray / Sonny Sharrock
	4:32pm sltrx: One Man One Mind?
	4:33pm Lopez: Cecile that's hilarious. Too true BT they were not great for picking up chicks
	4:34pm coelacanth: never heard that Sunny/Sonny -Wild!
	4:36pm Cheri Pi: I'll have my ambulance driver escort you next time BT, I'd probably just embarass you in front of Rush, lying there in an iron lung taking up two seats.
	4:38pm steve: what was the "pancake tour" just mentioned ?
	4:38pm Cecile: waaaah now I wanna see feedtime.
	4:39pm Andrew Waterloo: Cheri, Iron Lungs are fairly old tech, we should assume you're taking up three seats and a bit of the isle.
	4:40pm Cecile: WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH! That sounds like a great interview.
	4:41pm coelacanth: i'm surprised Cecil Taylor didn't attract more women. i've heard a few females say they liked Matthew Shipp,which- though he's no Cecil, he's in the same realm.
	4:42pm Polyus: Magma tickets for Chicago are $107 on StubHub. Whoosh.
	4:43pm Andrew Waterloo: yikes. I'm seeing them in May
	4:44pm Cecile: This is kind of a conservative town in terms of jass. I think most people showed up because they had season tickets.
	4:46pm coelacanth: damn. He's a Legend! 'almost single-handedly started a revolution!
	4:46pm Andrew Waterloo: Matthew Shipp with Darius Jones was one of the best performances I've ever seen.
	4:46pm sltrx: Man, saw Rush so many times at Riverfront & Hara, they toured all the time in the 70's. Rush/Kiss tour was killer, Rush/UFO, ditto
	4:48pm Ralphine: I'll never forget the headline of Rolling Stone's review of Keith Jarrett's Sun Bear recordings: "Keith Jarrett's Ego Trip--TEN LPS!!!!" with a subhed that said "Shoot the piano player."
	4:48pm Cecile: Steve Harley is my favorite bad vocalist.
	4:48pm glenn: clicky star for cockney rebel.
	4:49pm coelacanth: Andrew That must've been! i blew my opportunity to hang with Shipp. it was at a mutual friend's funeral and the cards were stacked against me making it.
	4:49pm Claw!: This is what Dylan would sound like if he was actually good.
	4:50pm Cheri Pi: Amen Claw.
	4:50pm Carmichael: Psychomodo. Me and that album go back. Hi Brian and others.
	4:50pm glenn: hmmmm. neil young is the best bad vocalist AND the best bad guitarist.
	4:50pm coelacanth: Bear! -yeah!
	4:52pm Lopez: I've got to head out and will miss the rest of the show unfortunately. It's been a gas folks, and keep up the good work BT
	4:54pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Hell, jeezus, whoa. Finally got the headphones working. JUST.... DON'T MOVE, HUMAN HEAD...
	4:54pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Plus, dammit man this DDAA piece is wonderful.
	4:55pm coelacanth: caio Lopez -agreed glenn; although i would say John Lee Hooker WAS the best not-technically-great guitarist, but a superb singer.
	4:55pm Claw!: Glad y'all agree. I always feel a strong urge to post a complaint about Dylan whenever he's played on here, but sometimes people can be so damn touchy about that! I don't wanna piss anyone off, but dammit - he pisses me off!
	4:56pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I always figured Dylan was a poor Tom Rapp wannabe. [shrugs feebly]
	4:56pm Mark Williams: @Brian - guess it depends on who's compiling. I've got a box set of Chano Pozo ("El Tambor de Cuba"), and they give him the writing credit for "Nague" (he's playing on it). Valdes is definitely the singer.
	4:57pm glenn: john lee, yep. i'd also put bo diddley in the same category.
	4:57pm coelacanth: this reminds me of a velvet underground song, but i cannot think which one.
	4:59pm coelacanth: {"lady godiva's operation"}
	5:04pm common: loved that last un!
	5:05pm coelacanth: i really like most Dylan from his beginning through "john wesley harding";then patchy through "desire";and "blood on the tracks" was excellent....then his suckiness was fairly thorough. (in my so very humble opinion)
	5:05pm Rev. Turnip Druid: th'Qualk!
	5:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - in the mid-60s, Dylan was as titanic as anyone would ever be - & influenced Rapp & Cohen & everybody else - after the early 70s - he was just good. The Steve Harley was like Dylan produced as we wish he'd've been (altho' he's had a pretty good band of late) ...oh there's coelacanth w/ the same thing...
	5:07pm Mark Williams: @Rev. Turnip Druid: the lead Qualkist (Simon Crab) has a new solo CD out, btw. Really quite good.
	5:09pm Brian Turner: nice mark do you have any more info on that?
	5:09pm coelacanth: RR! we click many of the same songs,too! (though you click more than me.)
	5:11pm Mark Williams: @Brian - on the Crab release you mean? It's available via Fathom Distribution. I have an email for a guy who's distributing it if you want.
	5:11pm Brian Turner: sure please - bt@wfmu.org thank you.
	5:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - I'm known as thee clicky☆slut - I just click everything I think is good - not to keep track (tho' they show if they come up again) so much as tho' they were fb Likes...
	5:16pm coelacanth: occasionally i think 'twould be nice to ★ comments too, but i think it'd start to get clicky.(!)
	5:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Mark W @5:07 -- excellent! Looking into that..
	5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or too cliquey...
	5:22pm Greg from Bloomfield: YES!!!
	5:30pm Carmichael: Hey, I like this Gravel! Does all their music sounds like this?
	5:31pm dale: i liked that too - krauty and proggy
	5:34pm coelacanth: crap, i missed something krauty & proggy. (i could back up but then i'd miss this) tgia.(thank gods it's archived)
	5:37pm Claw!: I like how this band don't need no stinkin vowels to name themselves.
	5:38pm coelacanth: fuck those vowels anyway.
	5:42pm ?: That guitar stuff is cool--now, are the monkeys actually playing the guitars? Because I'd pay a quarter to see that.
	5:50pm coelacanth: Thanks Brian ciao people
	5:52pm sltrx: Neutral is very cool
	5:54pm Carmichael: I have Elliott Sharp on some cutout bin comp called Guiutar's Practicing Musicians, Volume 2 billion or something. It's pretty interestring.
	5:57pm Greg from Bloomfield: Thanks, Brian!
	5:57pm chris: Thanks, BT!
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Thx BT !

Brian Turner: Playlist from March 24, 2015

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