WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from October 12, 2015

Listener comments!
	3:02pm Grok-o-matic: shortest show on radio
	3:02pm Cecile: who did the Jim Price song?
	3:03pm Joe McG: Many thanks to Scott for the assist. :)
	3:03pm Scott Williams: that was Joltin' Joe McGasko filling in for Jim today!
	3:03pm Claw!: S to the C to the O to the T to the other T Woot!
	🧩 3:04pm Matt from Springfield: Another Joe McG-Scott collab! I like it when you guys are on Air together, or do stuff together!
	3:04pm Greg from ZONE 5: Nice work, guys! There was something about that song that really spoke to me.
	3:04pm Joe McG: @Matt: Wait till we put out our concept album about WFMU.
	🧩 3:05pm Matt from Springfield: Hiya Scott and friends! @Joe: That sounds amazing! :)
	3:06pm Claw!: What do you guys do when you can't get a fill-in for Jim??? I bet that must be so nerve-racking...
	3:08pm Scott Williams: Sweet singing, Joe! We might have a spot for you yet in the Swinging Singles (see Gaylord's show next week). Welcome everybody! Run to the Hills!
	🧩 3:09pm Matt from Springfield: OH HELLZ YEAH!!! Good ol' Maiden! Love this one, love the video too!
	3:09pm Chris from DC: Cool!
	3:09pm JakeGould: So is that in the free music archive? And now that it just happened… Bravo on the segue to “Run to the Hills.”
	3:09pm SeanG: YEAH DUDE
	3:09pm Cheri Pi: I would like to hear Joe sing Maiden.
	🧩 3:10pm Īke: From the sublime to the ridiculous.
	3:10pm Grok-o-matic: heck yeah!
	🧩 3:11pm Matt from Springfield: @Cheri Pi: "The Trooper"! :D
	3:11pm bloopy: Hey dudes
	3:12pm MenfussMike: i was just talking about Maiden during lunch with a high school buddy. Apparently their new album is not very good, or at least the lead single isn't
	3:12pm djsheilab: Listening under the sun in Washington Square Park. So happy to hear this!
	3:12pm TimBk: Tryring hard to resist playing air bass guitar on this one! I love IT!!!!
	3:12pm Greg from ZONE 5: I suggest we change the name "Christopher Columbus Drive" to "MAIDEN WAY". All in favor?
	3:13pm Chris from DC: Seconded
	3:13pm MenfussMike: first time i smoked the dope was at a Maiden concert in 83
	3:13pm Scott Williams: for me it's always air drums on that one. yo SheilaB! Greg, AYE!
	3:14pm Scott Williams: @MenfussMike, twas VH in '82 for me
	🧩 3:14pm Matt from Springfield: @Tim: I couldn't! I had to air bass the end! :D @Greg: Yes! With a "Run to the Hills Square"!
	3:14pm MenfussMike: hehe. it was a week before my 13th bday.
	3:15pm MenfussMike: Maiden.Saxon and Fastway
	3:15pm Greg from ZONE 5: YES, Scott. Especially those big fills. BA DOOGA TSSSH BA DOOGA TSSH!
	🧩 3:15pm Matt from Springfield: Incidentally, happy European Imperialism Day b/w Canadian Thanksgiving!
	3:16pm Scott Williams: yep, nem's the ones, Greg!
	3:16pm Dean: I heard Metallica when they opened for Saxon at the Whisky. I attended to hear Saxon, but was blown away by those young kids working their tails off as the opening act.
	3:17pm Scott Williams: @Matt, aye - let's all raise an "oof!" to our happy heritage. run to the hills
	3:20pm Cecile: nice! Good job youse guys filling in for JIm!
	3:20pm Stevel: Beast is working my headphones. Yay, feeling high at work!
	🧩 3:21pm Matt from Springfield: Oof Mon...(uncheerful Scottish clink)
	3:21pm Scott Williams: Ahoy, since I've gotcha all gathered here... this is week 2 of WFMU's Silent "Crunch Time!" fundraiser. We are outta dough, as you know. We're asking you only in the virtual realm to help us out with some desperately needed scratch to tide us over til March. I'd love to see my little widget jump up to about 65% today! Thanks everyone
	3:22pm Mike East: whelp - gonna have that Iron Maiden stuck in my head the rest of the day. could be worse.
	3:23pm Cecile: yes. Your head could be stuck in an iron maiden.
	🧩 3:25pm Matt from Springfield: "WHOA! Iron Maiden!" (air guitar) "EXECUTE them!" Yes, things could be worse than an Iron Maiden stuck in your head...your head stuck in an iron maiden!
	🧩 3:26pm Matt from Springfield: Great rhythms today Scott! Digging the BEAST and the Huber.
	3:32pm Mike East: nice one, Cecile
	3:33pm Mike East: and Matt;)
	3:33pm The Ironing Board: Iron Maiden, Iron Butterfly, Iron City Houserockers ... any others?
	3:35pm Cecile: this is awesome
	3:35pm Cecile: Iron and Wine Iron Fist
	3:35pm Scott Williams: jaw harp with delay pedals! so simple, so great
	3:36pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Scott!
	3:36pm Julia: Iron Brokovitch
	🧩 3:36pm Matt from Springfield: Oh the Iron-y... WOW! Jaw harp through delay, that sounds awesome!
	3:37pm Scott Williams: Hey Bronwyn!
	3:38pm Dean: Iron Zeppelin
	3:39pm Chris from DC: Iron Reagan
	3:39pm Chris from DC: Iron Man
	3:40pm bloopy: Sicaro is a killer movie!
	3:40pm Greg from ZONE 5: Iron Giant. That guy ruled.
	3:41pm Dean: I. Ron Hubbard
	3:41pm Cecile: Iron Cross
	3:42pm Lawrence Jr.: M(iron) Floren!
	🧩 3:43pm Matt from Springfield: Gettin' hard jazzy in here!
	3:43pm Cecile: list of metal bands with the word Iron in their name. Too many to type: www.metal-archives.com...
	3:45pm Chris from DC: Huh, didn't think it would be bigger than the Goat list.
	3:46pm Squibb: One-A-Day Multiples with Iron
	3:46pm Dean: What? No Iron Poor Blood?
	3:46pm (Eyepatch) Fox: A lovely set for a sunny day with the windows wide open!
	3:47pm Cecile: Or that everyone has a band named Iron Force.
	3:47pm Scott Williams: Yo Eyepatch! Thanks - and good to see you last week
	3:47pm (Eyepatch) Fox: Likewise!
	🧩 3:48pm Matt from Springfield: @Chris: Lubricated Iron??
	3:49pm Niagara Spray Starch: I Heart Irons
	3:49pm Chris from DC: Ha! Briliant. Also forgot Iron Prostate
	3:49pm Dean: How many metal bands have the word "Wrinkle" in their names?
	🧩 3:49pm Rev. Turnip Druid: FOKES!
	3:50pm Cecile: Encylopedaeum Metallium can help you.
	🧩 3:50pm Rev. Turnip Druid: oh hell, was just jamming some Ryan Huber material recently. I've missed much, already.
	🧩 3:51pm Matt from Springfield: Ah, that was Manchester Coltrane!
	3:52pm Dean: No "Wrinkles," owing I suspect to all the irons. But there is a Starch!
	3:52pm Tungsten: Iron Doily
	🧩 3:52pm Rev. Turnip Druid: BEEST!
	4:00pm Cecile: Got 6 Organs of Admittance?
	4:02pm Scott Williams: good call Cecile, but not today - too much to do!
	4:02pm Scott Williams: POPPA REV!
	4:02pm Chris from DC: Wow, this.
	🧩 4:05pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ESS-DUB! Beautiful stuff. Day off, streaming from home, will stick it out as long as ear-holes are available..
	🧩 4:06pm Matt from Springfield: Kevin Ayers!!!!! Bridget St. John on vox? :)
	4:06pm V Priceless: nice Ayers! Heya Scott!
	4:06pm Casals: Was that Yoyo Ma?
	4:07pm Scott Williams: @Casals, nope - was Sarah Smout on cello
	4:07pm Scott Williams: Hey V Priceless!
	🧩 4:09pm Rev. Turnip Druid: th'Mynci!
	4:11pm Cecile: Scott, always only suggestions! I'm looking forward to the rest of the show.
	4:12pm Scott Williams: nah werries 't'all Cecile! danke
	4:13pm Al Bumin: Let's let zygotes be zygotes.
	4:14pm Cecile: I don't want people to feel pressured or anything.
	4:14pm Scott Williams: thanks to Andy in NH, Cort in NJ, and Mark in Portland for pledging to the show! We're at 59% of my goal, sure would love to see it get to 65% by show's end at 6pm
	4:16pm Cecile: that singer sounds familiar...
	4:18pm ?: I think it's Scott Stapp
	4:18pm Cecile: Tiefschwarz has a great dream song.
	🧩 4:20pm chris: hi, Scott! hi, peeps! Lovin' this set (missed first set, would have loved that one, too)!
	🧩 4:20pm Rev. Turnip Druid: This Kelley Stoltz = oddly (hype-era) Robert Calvert vibe. Neato.
	🧩 4:26pm Matt from Springfield: Oh no! Sad news on Carey Lander! What a shame, Camera Obscura is one of the new bands I really like... I dedicate that beautiful electric piano part to Carey's memory.
	4:27pm Cecile: Very sad, but it sounded like she had a lovely period of remission to enjoy. That's something.
	4:29pm Steve-O: Hi Scott and company.....definitely a tragic shame that Carey Lander died; I've only heard a few of Camera Obscura's songs, but I've liked all of them so far. R.I.P. Carey Lander, we'll miss you. ='(
	4:33pm Cecile: I'm looking forward to it. I'll see how long I last. I lasted 5 minutes for the Canterbury special.
	4:33pm Chris from DC: Ok, what Styx song? Gotta know.
	🧩 4:34pm Īke: Is the Eagles' one great song "Journey of the Sorcerer" (the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy theme music)?
	4:34pm Dean: Klaatu? Which Eagles song is good? I kinda like TBS's "I Can't Tell You Why," schmaltzy as it is.
	4:34pm Chud: The Scorpions' first album was pretty decent
	4:34pm Dean: Starland Vocal Band. "Afternoon Delight" was great!
	4:34pm wild neil: My Sharona by The Knack.
	4:35pm Dean: Early Scorpions were fantastic.
	🧩 4:35pm Matt from Springfield: Rupert Holmes "Tim"
	4:35pm Dean: Van Halen, "Hot for Teacher."
	4:35pm Cecile: Dean, Chromeo does an excellent version of that Eagles song.
	🧩 4:36pm Matt from Springfield: @Dean: Actually that was their mega-hit that many don't like! For "Bill & Taffy" of Starland, you could consider "Take Me Home, Country Roads" as their one good song, written w/ John Denver.
	4:36pm Cecile: oh! John Waite - Missing you.
	4:36pm BEAVO: Oh I thought you were gonna say Dunaway has died.
	4:37pm Greg from ZONE 5: Oh, you GOTTA do that show, Scott. Maybe split the workload with McGasko?
	🧩 4:37pm Matt from Springfield: I'm sorry, Rupert Holmes' 1971 eerie classic was "Timothy": en.wikipedia.org...
	4:38pm Mdurek: niiiiiiiice. hoof and mouth
	4:38pm Dean: Listening now, Cecile. Yeah, I know, Matt. A buddy and I looped it, sort of, on a cassette from a 45, played it eight or ten times in a row. (This Chromeo is good.) John Waite's "Missing You" is good by other performers, e.g., Jimmy LaFave. Killer version.
	4:40pm Cecile: yeah, the homemade talk box makes it.
	4:41pm Dean: For my money, the best Eagles song isn't an Eagles song. It's Poco's "Rose of Cimarron."
	🧩 4:41pm Matt from Springfield: @Dean: There's a certain appeal to "Afternoon Delight" IMO - the Anchorman cast did a good cover of it.
	4:41pm Cecile: Commodores - Brick House. They never moved me except for that one. Yes, Matt, it was both polished and hilarious.
	4:41pm Dean: I'm with you, Matt. It's the synthesizer, almost Camel.
	4:42pm MenfussMike: @Cecile if Machine Gun by Commodores doesn't move you then....
	4:43pm Dean: Going out on a limb here: Elvis Costello, "What's So Funny..." Really, it's the only EC I can stomach.
	4:43pm MenfussMike: @dean...hehe, i can't even stomach that.
	4:44pm slugluv1313: very early Chicago, when they were still known as Chicago Transit Authority had some pretty cool stuff and of course The Doobie Brothers! their early singles were okay, imho -- but that could just be my recollections as a kid, when i had not formed any real cultural/artistic parameters @ Matt from Springfield -- on the other hand -- i LOVED The Buoys' version of "Timothy"!!! so i did have some sort of sense of aesthetics :)
	4:44pm Cecile: not really, MM. I love the first three albums, then I'm Elvised out.
	4:44pm BriJet: Good afternooooon!
	🧩 4:45pm Matt from Springfield: @slugluv: Heh, glad to know you're a supporter of "Timothy"! :) Afternoooooooon delights, BriJet!
	4:45pm Dean: Chicago, indeed, but those early records (I'd include even the whopper live album) had multiple choice tracks.
	4:46pm Scott Williams: Hola Brij!
	4:46pm Chris from DC: Don't care about the Outlaws at all, but Green Grass & High Tides is really good.
	4:47pm Dean: Talking Heads, "Love Goes to Building on Fire" Eno, "Here He Comes" Outlaws GG&HT is a great call.
	4:47pm Cecile: Same, but Hurry Sundown is the one I liked by them.
	4:47pm Scott Williams: Yeah, Chicago doesn't count b/c they've got a whole lotta great songs, not just one. 1st 2 records, fine stuff. and I think I can't count stuff that's appreciated for its novelty or ironic value. so many good suggestions! Timothy is a good one.
	4:48pm wild neil: Ali Babki "Baby Bump"....the electric sitar really gets me...
	4:49pm slugluv1313: @ Dean -- re: early Chicago, yes! exactly! very early Eagles too -- i really liked "Peaceful Easy Feeling" -- and "Rose of Cimarron" is a beautiful song
	4:49pm Cecile: Soundgarden doesn't count, cause I like 2 songs by them.
	4:54pm Greg from ZONE 5: I used to like "Rusty Cage", but it turns out I only like the opening minute of "Rusty Cage".
	4:55pm V Priceless: Soundgorden had there moments, mostly thanks to Ben Shepherd
	4:55pm Cecile: I like Rusty Cage, and I like Johnny Cash doing Rusty Cage. ALso "fell on black days" because it's great road warrior fake Zeppelin rock.
	4:56pm V Priceless: their
	4:56pm Dean: Roger Waters and Ron Geesin, "Our Song" (probably violates the "novelty or ironic" rule)
	4:57pm slugluv1313: Little River Band, but that is only b/c i "sing" their song "Lady" to my demented little cat BRADY
	4:57pm Cecile: I like their old stuff. Long Way Home is a great moody slow burner.
	4:58pm Cecile: WOW!
	4:59pm Scott Williams: I love "Music for the Body", as well as lots of stuff both Geesin and Waters did separately. "Careful With that Axe Eugene" has one of the best screams in history... maybe the best! Soundgarden... I sometimes like Kim Thayhil's playing, and I'm down with Matt Cameron's other stuff. But Chris Cornell is a really big problem for me - just totally subjectively. hurts my ears
	4:59pm Greg from ZONE 5: YES! dundun dun dun dun
	5:00pm Cecile: Chris Cornell has that Paul Rogers problem. Sings too hard most of the time, and the material isn't up to his voice and he doesn't care.
	5:02pm Mick Hucknall Fan Club: Too hard. Bah. he's the best Europe's had for decades. Only competition might be Rod.
	5:03pm P. Colada: @Matt - Ironically, Rupert Holmes DID have a hit song called "Him" in addition to his "Timothy" with the Buoys.
	5:03pm MenfussMike: HATER was the best band Matt Cameron ever played in
	5:03pm Cecile: I love Paul Rogers. And I love Rod. But they don't do subtle any more (they used to) and they sing shit.
	🧩 5:04pm Matt from Springfield: @P Colada: In fact, I may have conflated the titles in my mind, which was why I looked up to confirm the song title and noticed that other song. Two VERY different songs by Rupert!
	5:05pm Tad Fan: Well they are OLD now. Jesus. Oh and, Layne Staley was the best of the Seattle lot I think. Really miss him.
	🧩 5:05pm Matt from Springfield: Now, just TRY to find one good song by UK group Black Lace, of "Agadou" infamy! AllMusic wrote, "If you're looking for the band with the least street credibility in the world, whose name alone makes people cringe, then look no further than Black Lace, the equivalent of the naughty seaside postcard, who would record almost any song, whatever damage it did to their image". :)
	5:05pm V Priceless: Bush - Everything Zen (if only for the "asshole brother" line and Bowie reference) @ Menfuss: Hater is great!
	5:06pm Chris from DC: The Use!
	5:06pm Cecile: I loved Layne, too.
	5:06pm Tad Fan: @Matt - Rupe wrote a great song for Streisand called "Letters That Cross In The Mail." His pinnacle.
	5:07pm slugluv1313: oh wow -- Black Lace sound HORRIBLE! i MUST investigate! :) . . . THANK YOU, Matt!
	5:08pm Where's Deacon?: Actually, it's kind of insane how good Rodgers can still sing. That being said, Adam Lambert is a better fit for Queen, though I'd have loved to have seen Justin Hawkins take a whack at it.
	🧩 5:09pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, seems Rupe was a pretty good songwriter for a while.
	5:11pm Cecile: I think Rodgers is still a great singer. His material, not so much.
	🧩 5:12pm Matt from Springfield: NICE! John Carpenter remixx!
	5:12pm InFirmed: Hey Scottie ... 67%!!!! U did it! @Cecile ... Yes, I agree. Downhill since Radioactive!
	5:12pm osvi: Damn, had to go preorder this John Carpenter lp...
	🧩 5:13pm Matt from Springfield: @slugluv: En-joy! (if you can!)
	5:13pm Black-Eyed Boyz: Black Lace was no Paper Lace, that's for sure.
	5:15pm Mdurek: ty for the cibo play!!!
	5:15pm Cecile: divisie vreugde!
	5:16pm Scott Williams: hot damn! lookit that... thanks so much to Chris in CA, Rachael in JC, and Brian in NYC for giving up some $$ luv for FMU! shall we aim for a clean 75%? 80 bucks'll do it!
	🧩 5:17pm Matt from Springfield: Primo premium, I'm getting caught up in this Dutch tape!
	5:17pm Scott Williams: you gots, Mdurek!
	5:19pm slugluv1313: @ Matt -- oooooooo it HURTS!!!! truly AWFUL! but i gotta wonder, HOW have i never heard of Black Lace before? yes i am one of those who "love" stuff like this simply b/c it IS so . . . PAINFUL! and then it lead me to this! www.youtube.com...
	5:22pm Cecile: agadoo makes the Macarena sound like the best record ever made.
	🧩 5:22pm Matt from Springfield: Oh yeah, Los Del Rio's "Macarena" was a huge neutron bomb worldwide in '96, but Black Lace actually issued their OWN version of it after it already peaked!! I mean COME ON! ;) I love "painful" stuff too, which is how I discovered there's so much Euro music that's so awful it never makes the jump to this side of the pond...even with the Internet! On the plus side, I've discovered the terrifying world of "Eurovision" and its related bands!
	5:23pm Cecile: if you want painful, look for the Canadian cartoon band Prozzak.
	5:25pm Cecile: 99% of the records made by former RuPaul's Drag Race contestants are also certificably awful. Funny sometimes, but mostly awful.
	🧩 5:26pm Matt from Springfield: @Cecile: Marty McSorley has played RuPaul herself on occasion--can't imagine "RuPaul wannabes" would be any better! Ooof, there's a sad category of fame-seekers: "RuPaul WANNABES"! :D
	5:26pm Cecile: en.wikipedia.org...
	5:28pm Cecile: RuPaul has actual charisma and uses a good producer. Not so much other people. Although the drag supergroup DWV does some funny parodies. And Ginger Minj can flat out sing.
	5:29pm Scott Williams: thank you, Bas in Utrecht! 30 bux by 6pm and we're at the magic 75% mark!
	🧩 5:29pm Matt from Springfield: Dells! W/ authentic surface noise! writes down: "drag supergroups: DWV, Ginger Minj..."
	5:29pm Cecile: I saw Jaden/Ginger live, fantastic singer and raconteur.
	5:30pm Cecile: Also Adore Delano and Alaska (Thundertuck) 5000.
	5:31pm Cecile: Sorry, Thunderfuck. but the other one applies, too!
	🧩 5:35pm Matt from Springfield: Thx Cecile for the recs!
	5:36pm slugluv1313: @ Cecile and Matt -- 1st time i heard "Macarena" was in the back of one of those HUGE old NYC taxi cabs, i was sharing a ride with two friends and the cab driver was playing a cassette -- "Macarena" came on and we went nuts! bouncing up and down and trying to sing along . . . huge in other parts of the world, had just not hit here . . . YET! cab driver must have gotten a kick out of our enthusiasm . . . but yeah, "Macarena" i can still listen to and enjoy, with Black Lace i wonder . . . what the hell did i just watch!? and omg, i experienced the Eurovision competition for the first time this year . . . OF COURSE the Hungarian group had quite the "downer" of a song, compared to the other over-the-top GLITZINESS!
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HulloHullo Williamsonians. Even I hadda walk around in this weather here; grateful to catch the last bit...
	🧩 5:39pm Matt from Springfield: Many eras of Eurovision from the 50s to the present, but they remain fundamentally the same!
	5:40pm Cecile: Katrina and the Waves won one year, I think.
	🧩 5:40pm Matt from Springfield: Hullo RevRab! Nice weather indeed - the leaves are even starting to turn autumn colors down here! A perfect combo of sights and temp, while it lasts.
	5:42pm slugluv1313: @ Cecile -- Prozzak -- OUCH!!!!!!!! no joke, i could NOT watch one of their videos all the way through! funny, their music is supposed to make people "feel better"???
	🧩 5:43pm Matt from Springfield: Katrina and the Waves 1997, with the song "Love Shine a Light". Surprisingly, with the original members after so many years in obscurity! "Brotherhood of Man" also won for the UK in '76, but it was always a corporate studio group before (in '70 the group of that name had the hit with "United We Stand", but that's not the same people).
	5:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hi Matt-fS! I'm in NewHampshuh : attitude real proprietory about turning leaves here...can't let 'em catch on it happens elsewhere too, so hush now Southerner...
	5:44pm slugluv1313: yeah, i had never heard of Eurovision until i was a teenage and ABBA's "Waterloo" became a hit here in the States
	🧩 5:45pm Matt from Springfield: Sorry RR, it's gone "viral"! (Though just a tenth-generation copy of New England's leaf-turning, ours doesn't compare in beauty!)
	5:45pm Cecile: Brotherhood of Man song was a huge hit in OZ. it was stupid as hell.
	5:46pm Cecile: slug, some of my favorite memories of when MuchMusic was on US TVs was seeing Ed the Sock eviscerate Prozzak videos during year-end round ups.
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Matt: Yer in Virginny, right? I thot the Blue Ridge Mtn.s were the most beautiful Nature I'd seen - along w/ Yosemite in Cali. ...You could have EuroPersons sing about how dumb Mericuns are - call it Euroderision...
	🧩 5:48pm Matt from Springfield: @Cecile: "Save All Your Kisses For Me", the Eurovision one? Amazingly that was a U.S. #1 on A/C!! Yet Abba's "Waterloo", the best and only GOOD Eurovision song wasn't! Whadda world! ("Fernando" did reach #1 on U.S. A/C that year though). Brotherhood of Man also did a blatant, stupid rip-off of "Fernando" called "Angelo" at the same time!
	5:49pm Cecile: yes. It was a huge hit. And Fernando was #1 for 13 weeks in Oz that year. Still can't listen to that song.
	🧩 5:50pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: We do have incredible Mtns, gotta give us that. Blue Ridge and Skyline Drive on the eastern ridge, Appalachians west of the Shenandoah, the New River Valley where I went to school "way the hell in the southwest of VA". My Scots-Irish background heartily approves!
	5:51pm MenfussMike: Save All Your KISSES for Me....wow, blast from the past. Was on Irish radio constantly circa 1980
	5:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...just heard Pete Townshend loves 'S.O.S.' by Abba - which makes indefinable sense... - as do my Scotts-(alleged)Cherokee.
	5:52pm Cecile: the Clash and Joe Strummer loved Abba.
	5:52pm Scott Williams: $30 in 7 minutes? We can do this, right? 75% of my total goal for the Silent fundraiser is totally attainable, folks!
	🧩 5:53pm Matt from Springfield: @Cecile: Kenny G's last regular show has him starting by playing old tapes Vicki/PLU made with friends as a British teen in the 80s - including belting along and mimicking "Save All Your Kisses.." and Hot Chocolate's "It Started With A Kiss"! Great irreverent fun!
	5:53pm MenfussMike: SOS is my fave ABBA song. Their museum in Stockholm is really cool.
	5:53pm One Man's: The Macarena is no Bamboleo.
	5:55pm V Priceless: super show, Scott! tanx!
	5:55pm slugluv1313: @ Cecile -- yes i remember when Much Music was here! briefly showed up on channel 68, i think -- but damn! bummed that i missed out in that!
	🧩 5:55pm Matt from Springfield: Abba is a dirty little secret of many musicians! In fact nowadays you don't even need to be "closeted" in your fandom!
	5:56pm Aha: Many are indeed, Bjorn Again.
	🧩 5:56pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: Sounds probable, a lot of Cherokee is mixed in w/ Scots, just as a lot of French-Canadian is mixed in w/ Huron and other tribes up that way.
	5:57pm Freida: Have you driven a Fjord lately?
	5:57pm Cecile: slug, it was great. He had the crew gasping for air behind the cameras. He was that funny. And there are no 2nd takes on Much!
	🧩 5:57pm Matt from Springfield: Amazing show as ever, Scott! Thanks for the spins! Have a good evening, everyone!
	5:59pm Knausgard: My Struggle!
	5:59pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, Scotty!
	🧩 6:00pm chris: you're welcome/thank you!
	6:00pm slugluv1313: @ Cecile -- oh wow i have got to see if there are clips of that somewhere (YouTube etc.) THANK YOU SCOTT for another amazing show!!!!!
	6:01pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott! Great show!

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October 12, 2015: Run to the Hills

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Jonas Reinhardt	Shattered Remains of Orr	Palace Savant	Further
Iron Maiden	Run to the Hills "Run to the Hills" by "Iron Maiden"	The Number of the Beast	Harvest			0:06:02 (Pop-up)
BEAST	Prowler "Prowler" by "BEAST"	Gnasher			Daniel Menche	0:09:53 (Pop-up)
Ryan Huber	A Warlike Manner (exc)	Suburban Peril				0:19:33 (Pop-up)
Donato Dozzy	The Loud Silence "The Loud Silence" by "Donato Dozzy"	The Loud Silence	Further			0:29:21 (Pop-up)
Johann Johannson	Tunnel Music "Tunnel Music" by "Johann Johannson"	sdtk, "Sicario"	Varèse Sarabande			0:34:30 (Pop-up)
Nat Birchall	To Be "To Be" by "Nat Birchall"	Invocations	Jazzman			0:38:21 (Pop-up)

Michael Chapman	Stockport Monday (for Tom Rush)	Fish	Tompkins Square		coming to Monty Hall this Sunday! tix here	0:56:06 (Pop-up)
Kevin Ayers & the Whole World	The Oyster and the Flying Fish	Shooting at the Moon			featuring Bridget St John, also coming this Sunday to Monty Hall! tix here also	1:02:09 (Pop-up)
Gorky's Zygotic Mynci	2D "2D" by "Gorky's Zygotic Mynci"	Amber Gambler EP	Ankst			1:04:47 (Pop-up)
The Glass Prism	A Dream Within a Dream	V/a, Dream: Inflatable Squirrel Carcass' 2015 Marathon Premium				1:12:46 (Pop-up)
Kelley Stoltz	Some Things "Some Things" by "Kelley Stoltz"	4 New Cuts				1:15:25 (Pop-up)
Camera Obscura	Keep It Clean "Keep It Clean" by "Camera Obscura"	Underachievers Please Try Harder			RIP keyboardist Carey Lander, so young, so sad	1:19:21 (Pop-up)

Exhaustion	Colleague [rites wild rmx]	Phased Out 12" EP	!@XU			1:36:30 (Pop-up)
Besoin Dead	Pascal Dépression "Pascal Dépression" by "Besoin Dead"	Pair, Tu n'es Pas Impair	Et Mon Cul C'est Du Tofu?			1:41:42 (Pop-up)
Tandaapushi	Part 1 "Part 1" by "Tandaapushi"	Fire Disposal	Jvtlandt			1:45:57 (Pop-up)
Floating Organs	The Terminator "The Terminator" by "Floating Organs"	Coaxial Transmission 2	Destroy All Productions		bandcamp	1:53:51 (Pop-up)
Alan Lee	Dance of the Adolescents (Edit)	An Australian Jazz Anthology	Jazzman			1:57:37 (Pop-up)
Cibo Matto	Déjà Vu (theUse remix)				soundcloud	2:02:33 (Pop-up)
John Carpenter	Abyss (JG Thirlwell remix)	Lost Themes - Remixed	Sacred Bones			2:05:54 (Pop-up)
Ende Shneafliet	Rendez-vouz Met Betsy	V/a, Kristallen in Kleur - Selections from 80's Dutch Cassettes			Dangerous for the Brain 2015 WFMU Marathon premium CD	2:11:08 (Pop-up)
Michael Rother	Flammende Herzen "Flammende Herzen" by "Michael Rother"	Flammende Herzen		1977		2:16:50 (Pop-up)
The Dells	Stand Up and Show The World	Give Your Baby a Standing Ovation	Cadet			2:23:46 (Pop-up)

Courtney Barnett	I Keep a Close Watch	Kim's Caravan single			cover: John Cale	2:32:12 (Pop-up)
Kurt Vile	That's Life, Tho (Almost Hate to Say)	B'lieve I'm Goin Down	Matador			2:36:24 (Pop-up)
Third World War	Stardom Road 2 "Stardom Road 2" by "Third World War"	Third World War	Esoteric	1971		2:42:40 (Pop-up)
Shannon & the Clams	Point of Being Right	Gone by the Dawn			coming to Todd-o-Phonic Todd's show this Saturday 10/17!	2:46:16 (Pop-up)
U.S. Girls	Sed Knife "Sed Knife" by "U.S. Girls"	Half Free	4AD			2:49:11 (Pop-up)
X Ray Pop	La Machine á Rêver "La Machine á Rêver" by "X Ray Pop"	V/a, Des Jeunes Gens Modernes: Post Punk, Cold Wave et Culture Novo en France 1978 - 1983: Volume 2	Born Bad			2:51:51 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:02pm Grok-o-matic: shortest show on radio
	3:02pm Cecile: who did the Jim Price song?
	3:03pm Joe McG: Many thanks to Scott for the assist. :)
	3:03pm Scott Williams: that was Joltin' Joe McGasko filling in for Jim today!
	3:03pm Claw!: S to the C to the O to the T to the other T Woot!
	🧩 3:04pm Matt from Springfield: Another Joe McG-Scott collab! I like it when you guys are on Air together, or do stuff together!
	3:04pm Greg from ZONE 5: Nice work, guys! There was something about that song that really spoke to me.
	3:04pm Joe McG: @Matt: Wait till we put out our concept album about WFMU.
	🧩 3:05pm Matt from Springfield: Hiya Scott and friends! @Joe: That sounds amazing! :)
	3:06pm Claw!: What do you guys do when you can't get a fill-in for Jim??? I bet that must be so nerve-racking...
	3:08pm Scott Williams: Sweet singing, Joe! We might have a spot for you yet in the Swinging Singles (see Gaylord's show next week). Welcome everybody! Run to the Hills!
	🧩 3:09pm Matt from Springfield: OH HELLZ YEAH!!! Good ol' Maiden! Love this one, love the video too!
	3:09pm Chris from DC: Cool!
	3:09pm JakeGould: So is that in the free music archive? And now that it just happened… Bravo on the segue to “Run to the Hills.”
	3:09pm SeanG: YEAH DUDE
	3:09pm Cheri Pi: I would like to hear Joe sing Maiden.
	🧩 3:10pm Īke: From the sublime to the ridiculous.
	3:10pm Grok-o-matic: heck yeah!
	🧩 3:11pm Matt from Springfield: @Cheri Pi: "The Trooper"! :D
	3:11pm bloopy: Hey dudes
	3:12pm MenfussMike: i was just talking about Maiden during lunch with a high school buddy. Apparently their new album is not very good, or at least the lead single isn't
	3:12pm djsheilab: Listening under the sun in Washington Square Park. So happy to hear this!
	3:12pm TimBk: Tryring hard to resist playing air bass guitar on this one! I love IT!!!!
	3:12pm Greg from ZONE 5: I suggest we change the name "Christopher Columbus Drive" to "MAIDEN WAY". All in favor?
	3:13pm Chris from DC: Seconded
	3:13pm MenfussMike: first time i smoked the dope was at a Maiden concert in 83
	3:13pm Scott Williams: for me it's always air drums on that one. yo SheilaB! Greg, AYE!
	3:14pm Scott Williams: @MenfussMike, twas VH in '82 for me
	🧩 3:14pm Matt from Springfield: @Tim: I couldn't! I had to air bass the end! :D @Greg: Yes! With a "Run to the Hills Square"!
	3:14pm MenfussMike: hehe. it was a week before my 13th bday.
	3:15pm MenfussMike: Maiden.Saxon and Fastway
	3:15pm Greg from ZONE 5: YES, Scott. Especially those big fills. BA DOOGA TSSSH BA DOOGA TSSH!
	🧩 3:15pm Matt from Springfield: Incidentally, happy European Imperialism Day b/w Canadian Thanksgiving!
	3:16pm Scott Williams: yep, nem's the ones, Greg!
	3:16pm Dean: I heard Metallica when they opened for Saxon at the Whisky. I attended to hear Saxon, but was blown away by those young kids working their tails off as the opening act.
	3:17pm Scott Williams: @Matt, aye - let's all raise an "oof!" to our happy heritage. run to the hills
	3:20pm Cecile: nice! Good job youse guys filling in for JIm!
	3:20pm Stevel: Beast is working my headphones. Yay, feeling high at work!
	🧩 3:21pm Matt from Springfield: Oof Mon...(uncheerful Scottish clink)
	3:21pm Scott Williams: Ahoy, since I've gotcha all gathered here... this is week 2 of WFMU's Silent "Crunch Time!" fundraiser. We are outta dough, as you know. We're asking you only in the virtual realm to help us out with some desperately needed scratch to tide us over til March. I'd love to see my little widget jump up to about 65% today! Thanks everyone
	3:22pm Mike East: whelp - gonna have that Iron Maiden stuck in my head the rest of the day. could be worse.
	3:23pm Cecile: yes. Your head could be stuck in an iron maiden.
	🧩 3:25pm Matt from Springfield: "WHOA! Iron Maiden!" (air guitar) "EXECUTE them!" Yes, things could be worse than an Iron Maiden stuck in your head...your head stuck in an iron maiden!
	🧩 3:26pm Matt from Springfield: Great rhythms today Scott! Digging the BEAST and the Huber.
	3:32pm Mike East: nice one, Cecile
	3:33pm Mike East: and Matt;)
	3:33pm The Ironing Board: Iron Maiden, Iron Butterfly, Iron City Houserockers ... any others?
	3:35pm Cecile: this is awesome
	3:35pm Cecile: Iron and Wine Iron Fist
	3:35pm Scott Williams: jaw harp with delay pedals! so simple, so great
	3:36pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Scott!
	3:36pm Julia: Iron Brokovitch
	🧩 3:36pm Matt from Springfield: Oh the Iron-y... WOW! Jaw harp through delay, that sounds awesome!
	3:37pm Scott Williams: Hey Bronwyn!
	3:38pm Dean: Iron Zeppelin
	3:39pm Chris from DC: Iron Reagan
	3:39pm Chris from DC: Iron Man
	3:40pm bloopy: Sicaro is a killer movie!
	3:40pm Greg from ZONE 5: Iron Giant. That guy ruled.
	3:41pm Dean: I. Ron Hubbard
	3:41pm Cecile: Iron Cross
	3:42pm Lawrence Jr.: M(iron) Floren!
	🧩 3:43pm Matt from Springfield: Gettin' hard jazzy in here!
	3:43pm Cecile: list of metal bands with the word Iron in their name. Too many to type: www.metal-archives.com...
	3:45pm Chris from DC: Huh, didn't think it would be bigger than the Goat list.
	3:46pm Squibb: One-A-Day Multiples with Iron
	3:46pm Dean: What? No Iron Poor Blood?
	3:46pm (Eyepatch) Fox: A lovely set for a sunny day with the windows wide open!
	3:47pm Cecile: Or that everyone has a band named Iron Force.
	3:47pm Scott Williams: Yo Eyepatch! Thanks - and good to see you last week
	3:47pm (Eyepatch) Fox: Likewise!
	🧩 3:48pm Matt from Springfield: @Chris: Lubricated Iron??
	3:49pm Niagara Spray Starch: I Heart Irons
	3:49pm Chris from DC: Ha! Briliant. Also forgot Iron Prostate
	3:49pm Dean: How many metal bands have the word "Wrinkle" in their names?
	🧩 3:49pm Rev. Turnip Druid: FOKES!
	3:50pm Cecile: Encylopedaeum Metallium can help you.
	🧩 3:50pm Rev. Turnip Druid: oh hell, was just jamming some Ryan Huber material recently. I've missed much, already.
	🧩 3:51pm Matt from Springfield: Ah, that was Manchester Coltrane!
	3:52pm Dean: No "Wrinkles," owing I suspect to all the irons. But there is a Starch!
	3:52pm Tungsten: Iron Doily
	🧩 3:52pm Rev. Turnip Druid: BEEST!
	4:00pm Cecile: Got 6 Organs of Admittance?
	4:02pm Scott Williams: good call Cecile, but not today - too much to do!
	4:02pm Scott Williams: POPPA REV!
	4:02pm Chris from DC: Wow, this.
	🧩 4:05pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ESS-DUB! Beautiful stuff. Day off, streaming from home, will stick it out as long as ear-holes are available..
	🧩 4:06pm Matt from Springfield: Kevin Ayers!!!!! Bridget St. John on vox? :)
	4:06pm V Priceless: nice Ayers! Heya Scott!
	4:06pm Casals: Was that Yoyo Ma?
	4:07pm Scott Williams: @Casals, nope - was Sarah Smout on cello
	4:07pm Scott Williams: Hey V Priceless!
	🧩 4:09pm Rev. Turnip Druid: th'Mynci!
	4:11pm Cecile: Scott, always only suggestions! I'm looking forward to the rest of the show.
	4:12pm Scott Williams: nah werries 't'all Cecile! danke
	4:13pm Al Bumin: Let's let zygotes be zygotes.
	4:14pm Cecile: I don't want people to feel pressured or anything.
	4:14pm Scott Williams: thanks to Andy in NH, Cort in NJ, and Mark in Portland for pledging to the show! We're at 59% of my goal, sure would love to see it get to 65% by show's end at 6pm
	4:16pm Cecile: that singer sounds familiar...
	4:18pm ?: I think it's Scott Stapp
	4:18pm Cecile: Tiefschwarz has a great dream song.
	🧩 4:20pm chris: hi, Scott! hi, peeps! Lovin' this set (missed first set, would have loved that one, too)!
	🧩 4:20pm Rev. Turnip Druid: This Kelley Stoltz = oddly (hype-era) Robert Calvert vibe. Neato.
	🧩 4:26pm Matt from Springfield: Oh no! Sad news on Carey Lander! What a shame, Camera Obscura is one of the new bands I really like... I dedicate that beautiful electric piano part to Carey's memory.
	4:27pm Cecile: Very sad, but it sounded like she had a lovely period of remission to enjoy. That's something.
	4:29pm Steve-O: Hi Scott and company.....definitely a tragic shame that Carey Lander died; I've only heard a few of Camera Obscura's songs, but I've liked all of them so far. R.I.P. Carey Lander, we'll miss you. ='(
	4:33pm Cecile: I'm looking forward to it. I'll see how long I last. I lasted 5 minutes for the Canterbury special.
	4:33pm Chris from DC: Ok, what Styx song? Gotta know.
	🧩 4:34pm Īke: Is the Eagles' one great song "Journey of the Sorcerer" (the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy theme music)?
	4:34pm Dean: Klaatu? Which Eagles song is good? I kinda like TBS's "I Can't Tell You Why," schmaltzy as it is.
	4:34pm Chud: The Scorpions' first album was pretty decent
	4:34pm Dean: Starland Vocal Band. "Afternoon Delight" was great!
	4:34pm wild neil: My Sharona by The Knack.
	4:35pm Dean: Early Scorpions were fantastic.
	🧩 4:35pm Matt from Springfield: Rupert Holmes "Tim"
	4:35pm Dean: Van Halen, "Hot for Teacher."
	4:35pm Cecile: Dean, Chromeo does an excellent version of that Eagles song.
	🧩 4:36pm Matt from Springfield: @Dean: Actually that was their mega-hit that many don't like! For "Bill & Taffy" of Starland, you could consider "Take Me Home, Country Roads" as their one good song, written w/ John Denver.
	4:36pm Cecile: oh! John Waite - Missing you.
	4:36pm BEAVO: Oh I thought you were gonna say Dunaway has died.
	4:37pm Greg from ZONE 5: Oh, you GOTTA do that show, Scott. Maybe split the workload with McGasko?
	🧩 4:37pm Matt from Springfield: I'm sorry, Rupert Holmes' 1971 eerie classic was "Timothy": en.wikipedia.org...
	4:38pm Mdurek: niiiiiiiice. hoof and mouth
	4:38pm Dean: Listening now, Cecile. Yeah, I know, Matt. A buddy and I looped it, sort of, on a cassette from a 45, played it eight or ten times in a row. (This Chromeo is good.) John Waite's "Missing You" is good by other performers, e.g., Jimmy LaFave. Killer version.
	4:40pm Cecile: yeah, the homemade talk box makes it.
	4:41pm Dean: For my money, the best Eagles song isn't an Eagles song. It's Poco's "Rose of Cimarron."
	🧩 4:41pm Matt from Springfield: @Dean: There's a certain appeal to "Afternoon Delight" IMO - the Anchorman cast did a good cover of it.
	4:41pm Cecile: Commodores - Brick House. They never moved me except for that one. Yes, Matt, it was both polished and hilarious.
	4:41pm Dean: I'm with you, Matt. It's the synthesizer, almost Camel.
	4:42pm MenfussMike: @Cecile if Machine Gun by Commodores doesn't move you then....
	4:43pm Dean: Going out on a limb here: Elvis Costello, "What's So Funny..." Really, it's the only EC I can stomach.
	4:43pm MenfussMike: @dean...hehe, i can't even stomach that.
	4:44pm slugluv1313: very early Chicago, when they were still known as Chicago Transit Authority had some pretty cool stuff and of course The Doobie Brothers! their early singles were okay, imho -- but that could just be my recollections as a kid, when i had not formed any real cultural/artistic parameters @ Matt from Springfield -- on the other hand -- i LOVED The Buoys' version of "Timothy"!!! so i did have some sort of sense of aesthetics :)
	4:44pm Cecile: not really, MM. I love the first three albums, then I'm Elvised out.
	4:44pm BriJet: Good afternooooon!
	🧩 4:45pm Matt from Springfield: @slugluv: Heh, glad to know you're a supporter of "Timothy"! :) Afternoooooooon delights, BriJet!
	4:45pm Dean: Chicago, indeed, but those early records (I'd include even the whopper live album) had multiple choice tracks.
	4:46pm Scott Williams: Hola Brij!
	4:46pm Chris from DC: Don't care about the Outlaws at all, but Green Grass & High Tides is really good.
	4:47pm Dean: Talking Heads, "Love Goes to Building on Fire" Eno, "Here He Comes" Outlaws GG&HT is a great call.
	4:47pm Cecile: Same, but Hurry Sundown is the one I liked by them.
	4:47pm Scott Williams: Yeah, Chicago doesn't count b/c they've got a whole lotta great songs, not just one. 1st 2 records, fine stuff. and I think I can't count stuff that's appreciated for its novelty or ironic value. so many good suggestions! Timothy is a good one.
	4:48pm wild neil: Ali Babki "Baby Bump"....the electric sitar really gets me...
	4:49pm slugluv1313: @ Dean -- re: early Chicago, yes! exactly! very early Eagles too -- i really liked "Peaceful Easy Feeling" -- and "Rose of Cimarron" is a beautiful song
	4:49pm Cecile: Soundgarden doesn't count, cause I like 2 songs by them.
	4:54pm Greg from ZONE 5: I used to like "Rusty Cage", but it turns out I only like the opening minute of "Rusty Cage".
	4:55pm V Priceless: Soundgorden had there moments, mostly thanks to Ben Shepherd
	4:55pm Cecile: I like Rusty Cage, and I like Johnny Cash doing Rusty Cage. ALso "fell on black days" because it's great road warrior fake Zeppelin rock.
	4:56pm V Priceless: their
	4:56pm Dean: Roger Waters and Ron Geesin, "Our Song" (probably violates the "novelty or ironic" rule)
	4:57pm slugluv1313: Little River Band, but that is only b/c i "sing" their song "Lady" to my demented little cat BRADY
	4:57pm Cecile: I like their old stuff. Long Way Home is a great moody slow burner.
	4:58pm Cecile: WOW!
	4:59pm Scott Williams: I love "Music for the Body", as well as lots of stuff both Geesin and Waters did separately. "Careful With that Axe Eugene" has one of the best screams in history... maybe the best! Soundgarden... I sometimes like Kim Thayhil's playing, and I'm down with Matt Cameron's other stuff. But Chris Cornell is a really big problem for me - just totally subjectively. hurts my ears
	4:59pm Greg from ZONE 5: YES! dundun dun dun dun
	5:00pm Cecile: Chris Cornell has that Paul Rogers problem. Sings too hard most of the time, and the material isn't up to his voice and he doesn't care.
	5:02pm Mick Hucknall Fan Club: Too hard. Bah. he's the best Europe's had for decades. Only competition might be Rod.
	5:03pm P. Colada: @Matt - Ironically, Rupert Holmes DID have a hit song called "Him" in addition to his "Timothy" with the Buoys.
	5:03pm MenfussMike: HATER was the best band Matt Cameron ever played in
	5:03pm Cecile: I love Paul Rogers. And I love Rod. But they don't do subtle any more (they used to) and they sing shit.
	🧩 5:04pm Matt from Springfield: @P Colada: In fact, I may have conflated the titles in my mind, which was why I looked up to confirm the song title and noticed that other song. Two VERY different songs by Rupert!
	5:05pm Tad Fan: Well they are OLD now. Jesus. Oh and, Layne Staley was the best of the Seattle lot I think. Really miss him.
	🧩 5:05pm Matt from Springfield: Now, just TRY to find one good song by UK group Black Lace, of "Agadou" infamy! AllMusic wrote, "If you're looking for the band with the least street credibility in the world, whose name alone makes people cringe, then look no further than Black Lace, the equivalent of the naughty seaside postcard, who would record almost any song, whatever damage it did to their image". :)
	5:05pm V Priceless: Bush - Everything Zen (if only for the "asshole brother" line and Bowie reference) @ Menfuss: Hater is great!
	5:06pm Chris from DC: The Use!
	5:06pm Cecile: I loved Layne, too.
	5:06pm Tad Fan: @Matt - Rupe wrote a great song for Streisand called "Letters That Cross In The Mail." His pinnacle.
	5:07pm slugluv1313: oh wow -- Black Lace sound HORRIBLE! i MUST investigate! :) . . . THANK YOU, Matt!
	5:08pm Where's Deacon?: Actually, it's kind of insane how good Rodgers can still sing. That being said, Adam Lambert is a better fit for Queen, though I'd have loved to have seen Justin Hawkins take a whack at it.
	🧩 5:09pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, seems Rupe was a pretty good songwriter for a while.
	5:11pm Cecile: I think Rodgers is still a great singer. His material, not so much.
	🧩 5:12pm Matt from Springfield: NICE! John Carpenter remixx!
	5:12pm InFirmed: Hey Scottie ... 67%!!!! U did it! @Cecile ... Yes, I agree. Downhill since Radioactive!
	5:12pm osvi: Damn, had to go preorder this John Carpenter lp...
	🧩 5:13pm Matt from Springfield: @slugluv: En-joy! (if you can!)
	5:13pm Black-Eyed Boyz: Black Lace was no Paper Lace, that's for sure.
	5:15pm Mdurek: ty for the cibo play!!!
	5:15pm Cecile: divisie vreugde!
	5:16pm Scott Williams: hot damn! lookit that... thanks so much to Chris in CA, Rachael in JC, and Brian in NYC for giving up some $$ luv for FMU! shall we aim for a clean 75%? 80 bucks'll do it!
	🧩 5:17pm Matt from Springfield: Primo premium, I'm getting caught up in this Dutch tape!
	5:17pm Scott Williams: you gots, Mdurek!
	5:19pm slugluv1313: @ Matt -- oooooooo it HURTS!!!! truly AWFUL! but i gotta wonder, HOW have i never heard of Black Lace before? yes i am one of those who "love" stuff like this simply b/c it IS so . . . PAINFUL! and then it lead me to this! www.youtube.com...
	5:22pm Cecile: agadoo makes the Macarena sound like the best record ever made.
	🧩 5:22pm Matt from Springfield: Oh yeah, Los Del Rio's "Macarena" was a huge neutron bomb worldwide in '96, but Black Lace actually issued their OWN version of it after it already peaked!! I mean COME ON! ;) I love "painful" stuff too, which is how I discovered there's so much Euro music that's so awful it never makes the jump to this side of the pond...even with the Internet! On the plus side, I've discovered the terrifying world of "Eurovision" and its related bands!
	5:23pm Cecile: if you want painful, look for the Canadian cartoon band Prozzak.
	5:25pm Cecile: 99% of the records made by former RuPaul's Drag Race contestants are also certificably awful. Funny sometimes, but mostly awful.
	🧩 5:26pm Matt from Springfield: @Cecile: Marty McSorley has played RuPaul herself on occasion--can't imagine "RuPaul wannabes" would be any better! Ooof, there's a sad category of fame-seekers: "RuPaul WANNABES"! :D
	5:26pm Cecile: en.wikipedia.org...
	5:28pm Cecile: RuPaul has actual charisma and uses a good producer. Not so much other people. Although the drag supergroup DWV does some funny parodies. And Ginger Minj can flat out sing.
	5:29pm Scott Williams: thank you, Bas in Utrecht! 30 bux by 6pm and we're at the magic 75% mark!
	🧩 5:29pm Matt from Springfield: Dells! W/ authentic surface noise! writes down: "drag supergroups: DWV, Ginger Minj..."
	5:29pm Cecile: I saw Jaden/Ginger live, fantastic singer and raconteur.
	5:30pm Cecile: Also Adore Delano and Alaska (Thundertuck) 5000.
	5:31pm Cecile: Sorry, Thunderfuck. but the other one applies, too!
	🧩 5:35pm Matt from Springfield: Thx Cecile for the recs!
	5:36pm slugluv1313: @ Cecile and Matt -- 1st time i heard "Macarena" was in the back of one of those HUGE old NYC taxi cabs, i was sharing a ride with two friends and the cab driver was playing a cassette -- "Macarena" came on and we went nuts! bouncing up and down and trying to sing along . . . huge in other parts of the world, had just not hit here . . . YET! cab driver must have gotten a kick out of our enthusiasm . . . but yeah, "Macarena" i can still listen to and enjoy, with Black Lace i wonder . . . what the hell did i just watch!? and omg, i experienced the Eurovision competition for the first time this year . . . OF COURSE the Hungarian group had quite the "downer" of a song, compared to the other over-the-top GLITZINESS!
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HulloHullo Williamsonians. Even I hadda walk around in this weather here; grateful to catch the last bit...
	🧩 5:39pm Matt from Springfield: Many eras of Eurovision from the 50s to the present, but they remain fundamentally the same!
	5:40pm Cecile: Katrina and the Waves won one year, I think.
	🧩 5:40pm Matt from Springfield: Hullo RevRab! Nice weather indeed - the leaves are even starting to turn autumn colors down here! A perfect combo of sights and temp, while it lasts.
	5:42pm slugluv1313: @ Cecile -- Prozzak -- OUCH!!!!!!!! no joke, i could NOT watch one of their videos all the way through! funny, their music is supposed to make people "feel better"???
	🧩 5:43pm Matt from Springfield: Katrina and the Waves 1997, with the song "Love Shine a Light". Surprisingly, with the original members after so many years in obscurity! "Brotherhood of Man" also won for the UK in '76, but it was always a corporate studio group before (in '70 the group of that name had the hit with "United We Stand", but that's not the same people).
	5:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hi Matt-fS! I'm in NewHampshuh : attitude real proprietory about turning leaves here...can't let 'em catch on it happens elsewhere too, so hush now Southerner...
	5:44pm slugluv1313: yeah, i had never heard of Eurovision until i was a teenage and ABBA's "Waterloo" became a hit here in the States
	🧩 5:45pm Matt from Springfield: Sorry RR, it's gone "viral"! (Though just a tenth-generation copy of New England's leaf-turning, ours doesn't compare in beauty!)
	5:45pm Cecile: Brotherhood of Man song was a huge hit in OZ. it was stupid as hell.
	5:46pm Cecile: slug, some of my favorite memories of when MuchMusic was on US TVs was seeing Ed the Sock eviscerate Prozzak videos during year-end round ups.
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Matt: Yer in Virginny, right? I thot the Blue Ridge Mtn.s were the most beautiful Nature I'd seen - along w/ Yosemite in Cali. ...You could have EuroPersons sing about how dumb Mericuns are - call it Euroderision...
	🧩 5:48pm Matt from Springfield: @Cecile: "Save All Your Kisses For Me", the Eurovision one? Amazingly that was a U.S. #1 on A/C!! Yet Abba's "Waterloo", the best and only GOOD Eurovision song wasn't! Whadda world! ("Fernando" did reach #1 on U.S. A/C that year though). Brotherhood of Man also did a blatant, stupid rip-off of "Fernando" called "Angelo" at the same time!
	5:49pm Cecile: yes. It was a huge hit. And Fernando was #1 for 13 weeks in Oz that year. Still can't listen to that song.
	🧩 5:50pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: We do have incredible Mtns, gotta give us that. Blue Ridge and Skyline Drive on the eastern ridge, Appalachians west of the Shenandoah, the New River Valley where I went to school "way the hell in the southwest of VA". My Scots-Irish background heartily approves!
	5:51pm MenfussMike: Save All Your KISSES for Me....wow, blast from the past. Was on Irish radio constantly circa 1980
	5:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...just heard Pete Townshend loves 'S.O.S.' by Abba - which makes indefinable sense... - as do my Scotts-(alleged)Cherokee.
	5:52pm Cecile: the Clash and Joe Strummer loved Abba.
	5:52pm Scott Williams: $30 in 7 minutes? We can do this, right? 75% of my total goal for the Silent fundraiser is totally attainable, folks!
	🧩 5:53pm Matt from Springfield: @Cecile: Kenny G's last regular show has him starting by playing old tapes Vicki/PLU made with friends as a British teen in the 80s - including belting along and mimicking "Save All Your Kisses.." and Hot Chocolate's "It Started With A Kiss"! Great irreverent fun!
	5:53pm MenfussMike: SOS is my fave ABBA song. Their museum in Stockholm is really cool.
	5:53pm One Man's: The Macarena is no Bamboleo.
	5:55pm V Priceless: super show, Scott! tanx!
	5:55pm slugluv1313: @ Cecile -- yes i remember when Much Music was here! briefly showed up on channel 68, i think -- but damn! bummed that i missed out in that!
	🧩 5:55pm Matt from Springfield: Abba is a dirty little secret of many musicians! In fact nowadays you don't even need to be "closeted" in your fandom!
	5:56pm Aha: Many are indeed, Bjorn Again.
	🧩 5:56pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: Sounds probable, a lot of Cherokee is mixed in w/ Scots, just as a lot of French-Canadian is mixed in w/ Huron and other tribes up that way.
	5:57pm Freida: Have you driven a Fjord lately?
	5:57pm Cecile: slug, it was great. He had the crew gasping for air behind the cameras. He was that funny. And there are no 2nd takes on Much!
	🧩 5:57pm Matt from Springfield: Amazing show as ever, Scott! Thanks for the spins! Have a good evening, everyone!
	5:59pm Knausgard: My Struggle!
	5:59pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, Scotty!
	🧩 6:00pm chris: you're welcome/thank you!
	6:00pm slugluv1313: @ Cecile -- oh wow i have got to see if there are clips of that somewhere (YouTube etc.) THANK YOU SCOTT for another amazing show!!!!!
	6:01pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott! Great show!

Scott Williams: Playlist from October 12, 2015

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