WFMU: Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from February 25, 2017

Listener comments!
	11:54am Brian in UK: Jello had it coming. Wait 'til you meet Brother Smello.
	11:59am Bill Mac: Smello wouldn't have marketed well.... I think Jello was the right choice... marketing guys are geniuses
	12:02pm fred: Good afternoon Bill, Brian, and other listeners
	12:04pm Bill Mac: Hey there Fred! Happy Saturday. We're using the word humid here in Jersey City today
	12:09pm Brian in UK: Over here is pissing down, to be technical. @fred how is the recovery going?
	12:09pm doctorjazz: Made it, take the show on the dog walk. Hi.
	12:11pm Bill Mac: Whatsup Doc!
	12:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: Adjusting the settings to zzzzzzero.
	12:13pm Bill Mac: No calibration necessary here Ken, as you'll soon find out.
	12:17pm fred: @Brian: I'd say it's firmly in the past
	12:17pm Bill Mac: Not too far back in the waaaay back mo-sheen however.
	12:17pm Sidney: Hey guys. I've got the...(trips over dog, six pints of Bazooka Joe flies across room) Shit.
	12:21pm Brian in UK: Sidney is that you Stanley.
	12:22pm Brian in UK: If you get a chance go see the Le Mystere des Voix Bulgares. Nowt like unaccompanied singing.
	12:24pm Bill Mac: I took the missus and Mum to see them a few years back. What can you say - perfection. Hi Sidney - get more beer.
	12:25pm Brian in UK: fred glad to hear that it is a distant memory. Bill, ever played the Jungala All- Stars with Sabah Habas Mustapha.
	12:28pm Bill Mac: I don't think I ever tracked that stuff down. One of the guys in this (Uncle) version of 3M3 is now in Public Image Ltd
	12:29pm Stanley: Yes, its me, bloody phone auto fill. Typing with one hand, frying onions with t'other.
	12:29pm Bill Mac: Sign em up!
	12:30pm Brian in UK: Stanley thought it was a dig at Bill for a long forgotten Marathon ricket. Happy to be Basil or Brenda for want of a name change!!
	12:34pm Brian in UK: Sounds like Watford just scored.
	12:38pm Brian in UK: Stanley, what's for dinner? Casual or full tuxedo?
	12:41pm Stanley: @Bill - looks like I'll have to have yet another operation. @Brian - black tie and armband
	12:44pm Bill Mac: @Stanley What's going on? Is it serious? @Brian I saw where you mentioned yesterday that Lili broke her arm. Everything copacetic over there?
	12:47pm KP: Is this where all the Zeros hang out?
	12:48pm P-90: Bom dia, Bill M.
	12:50pm Fran: Evenin' all
	12:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Huh...just spied a ladybug crawling around outside on my kitchen window? A harbinger of good luck or an omen of doom?
	12:54pm Bill Mac: Gentlemen and gentlemen! Thanks Ken, I'm hoping for omen of doom. I've have too much good luck laterly... Fran P-90 & KP at the same time?! harbinger of good luck!
	12:58pm Fran: You're too kind Bill - sat here with the 'flu I feel like the harbinger of muck more than luck!
	12:59pm fred: I'm happy Sleater-Kinney released this record. This was a pretty good show, despite my misgivings
	1:00pm Fran: Glad you played the Noura Mint Seymali Bill - have you heard the wonderful album by Les Filles de Illighahad yet? Like an acoustic and equally hypnotic version!
	1:01pm Bill Mac: We're seeing her in Philly tomorrow night in a church ... pretty psyched
	1:01pm Fran: Ah ha ! Jesca the former Tom Waits babysitter and former resident of Manchester!
	1:02pm Fran: Wow! that sounds like a great venue for her Bill - enjoy the gig!
	1:07pm P-90: I bet Baby Tom Waits was quite a handful, too.
	1:08pm Fran: I guess you would always be looking in his playroom wondering what he was building in there P-90?
	1:13pm andy in berlin: hey, nothing like having the sitar in tune
	1:15pm Scraps: beeble
	1:16pm Bill Mac: P-90 Is this thing on? I love that line more and more each time I hear myself say it
	1:17pm Bill Mac: Andrew and Scraps! Booble!
	1:18pm Stanley: Right, that's dinner done. 'Vegan Comfort Food' for Viccy, who's feeling a wee bit low today. (in case you're wondering, its mushroom stroganoff made with a cashew nut sauce)
	1:19pm KP: Hampstead Heath, wish i were back there
	1:20pm Brian in UK: Bill, just had a visitor to see Lili. Things not great six weeks in a sling as humerus breaks cannot be set. Deep joy, as Stanley Unwin might say. Great news that you are seeing Noura Mint Seymali. Stanley, just tie & armband? Bloomingheck, Sam Gopal. Where's my Afghan.
	1:21pm Bill Mac: @Brian Ew.....
	1:23pm Bill Mac: I hope it's a long tie
	1:23pm Brian in UK: Bill, it's a kipper.
	1:23pm Bill Mac: @KP Hasn't Hampstead Heath appeared in a popluar song @ some point?
	1:25pm andy in berlin: go ahead and play Fever Tree, you know you want to!
	1:25pm Brian in UK: Hampstead Heath used to be notorious for men of a certain persuasion to meet. And I don't mean stamp collectors.
	1:26pm Brian in UK: @andy I see your Fever Tree and raise you Clear Light.
	1:26pm Stanley: 'a kipper tie' said in my best Noddy Holder imitation. Brian - you got it. I gotta go brush my 'Hampsteads'
	1:28pm andy in berlin: @Brian - I call with Ultimate Spinach
	1:29pm Brian in UK: Bill, been looking for some Sri Lankan sounds for ages. Andy, cool, from my back pocket comes Appletree Theatre.
	1:30pm andy in berlin: @Bill -exactly!
	1:31pm KP: Psyched!
	1:32pm Brian in UK: andy, I started singing the words without realising I knew them. Cool DJ.
	1:33pm andy in berlin: see? I knew you were aching for it, as were we all
	1:34pm Brian in UK: Spotify rules.
	1:37pm Brian in UK: Remember Grocer Jack by Keith West.
	1:39pm geezerette: Oh no, missed so much great music! Yippy, there's the archive! It's still morning in LA LA Land.
	1:40pm Stanley: I do, Brian, it was a big hit and played constantly back then. Now you never hear it.
	1:40pm Bill Mac: Hey all, Ima here til 3 o clock today if you want to schedule your day accordingly
	1:41pm geezerette: Howdy, Bill Mac and everybody else!
	1:41pm Bill Mac: Mornin Geezerette!
	1:46pm V Priceless: NOW I remember! Hey Bill!
	1:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: I had a stroke of good luck yesterday. I bought $79 worth of groceries, earning 3 prize tokens. The cashier handed me 7! (I think she likes me.) www.bags2riches.com
	1:48pm fred: Isn't "Klug Tum La" the title and "Jalwal, Annie & Gaerosale" the artist?
	1:49pm KP: The cat and i are in for long haul
	1:50pm Stanley: Ken - here's to that $1,000,000 prize
	1:50pm Bill Mac: @Fred If it is, it's the only title inverted on this CD
	1:51pm Bill Mac: Yeah Ken, time to play the Powerball
	1:51pm Stanley: Love this Moon Duo album. It's getting a lot of plays recently.
	1:53pm Bill Mac: @KP I sez hi to the cat
	1:54pm KP: Moon Duo does it
	1:58pm Ike: Did somebody say cat?
	1:58pm Stanley: Wow, this takes me back. i was tentatively acquainted with Mr Bloodvessel in my bad old East End days.
	2:01pm Brian in UK: Was Buster Bloodvessel originally from Magical Mystery Tour?
	2:02pm Ken From Hyde Park: Holy man! First time I've heard "Lorraine" from these guys. The local band I used to follow, PErFect ThYroID, had it in their setlist.
	2:05pm Bill Mac: Accordion to the record it's their composition
	2:08pm Ike: Cucumbers of course! Though this GIF doesn't make that much sense because cats are supposedly terrified of cucumbers according to the Internet, but (s)he looks more awed.
	2:08pm Fran: Mott! That's cheering me up!
	2:08pm Bill Mac: Overend Watts baby!
	2:09pm Fran: Yeah!
	2:09pm KP: Ian was not Born in any part of '58!
	2:10pm Stanley: Ike - I always thought they were Cheesy Wotsits (or your American equivalent), which understandably is something to be in awe of.
	2:10pm Bill Mac: I don't think Watts was either RIP Pete
	2:11pm Brian in UK: Sam Kogan's album could be sub titled 11.
	2:13pm Bill Mac: Was it that loud? I'm recording the show here and see no spikage
	2:13pm geezerette: Butthole Surfers!!! Underdog!!! :D YAY!!!
	2:13pm Bill Mac: Thank Ewe!!!!
	2:14pm Stanley: Butthole Surfers are playing the Safe as Milk festival in Wales in April. Great line-up including The Residents (blimey!)
	2:14pm Fran: Can't wait for the Safe as Milk festival in a couple of months - The Residents, Butthole Surfers, This is Not This Heat and Shirley Collins all on the same bill as well as other goodies!
	2:15pm KP: Yeah i saw them at Stony Brook, first tour. When i mentioned that on "another outlet," Ian went on about that show. Watts was dominating on stage
	2:15pm geezerette: Driverless cars are fine but we NEED teleportation.
	2:15pm Stanley: Fran - you lucky dog!
	2:15pm Bill Mac: @Fran Wow yeah!
	2:16pm Fran: Stanley - I have my chalet!!
	2:16pm KP: This puts McGuinn to shame
	2:17pm Bill Mac: @KP Hearing that warms my heart. Ians still doing it - he plays the Winery in NYC periodically and mention Overend during the show
	2:17pm Fran: Stanley - it might end up like Holiday on the Buses crossed with Hi-di-Hi but with a great line up of 'turns' before and after bingo!!
	2:19pm Fran: XTC - yay! Bill you are now spoiling me. And as for the king of words Stanley Unwin earlier!!!
	2:20pm Stanley: Fran - also Nurse With Wound. I love the idea it's a Hi-De-Hi style thing. There'll be on site childcare and late night bacon sandwiches
	2:20pm Fran: Bill - has that massive Ian Hunter box set emerged yet - some ridiculous amount of discs involved?
	2:22pm Bill Mac: I'm not sure.... I saw an interview and he was asked about it. He didn't really know too much about the details himself. What was it, 70 CDs or something?
	2:22pm Stanley: Nearest I got to Mott and Bowie live was the Hunter-Ronson Tour in 1975 at Aylesbury Friars
	2:23pm geezerette: Bill, GREAT show!
	2:23pm Fran: Stanley - so long as we are not in the chelet next to Arthur Mullard, Su Pollard or Reg Varney that's fine by me! There is very little on the line up that I wouldn't pay to see anyway - and the bands will get paid unlike the rogue that ran ATP!
	2:23pm Bill Mac: I saw them during the Broadway Tour with Luther Grosvenor in place of Ralphs. Hey thanks Geezerette!
	2:24pm Fran: That's about it Bill - a box as big as an average person's complete CD collection.
	2:25pm Stanley: Fran - I noticed you left out Ruth Madoc (I understand)
	2:25pm KP: Ian Hunter "Stranded in Reality" 30 Cds £249.99, out since October
	2:26pm Bill Mac: Yikes... ok so the other 40 cds are of him sleeping
	2:26pm Fran: I only saw the Mott reunion shows from a year or two back which were great nights out indeed and I've seen Ian Hunter a few times (twice dragging Joe Elliott from Def Leppard on stage to help sing ATYD). If only I was 10 years older!!
	2:27pm Bill Mac: I wanted to go to England to catch that. I've seen parts of the show on youtube though.
	2:28pm Fran: £250 for the box - if I was from Yorkshire I would now be screaming the Yorkshire war cry 'Howwww Muuuuch!!!' Wow that's up there with the insanely priced Floyd, UK and Hillage things of late!
	2:29pm KP: When I saw Lee Michaels he had moved on to playing electric piano on stage b/c the Hammond had hampered his hearing. i think he played guitar too
	2:30pm Bill Mac: What abouth the Crimson stuff too. I think the classic albums got that treatment. There are close to 40 CDs between 3 of thsoe albums
	2:30pm Stanley: Heighty Hi - I see what you did there, Bill.
	2:31pm Fran: Stanley - I do try to forget Ruth Madoc but you've now made that impossible. I thank you........
	2:32pm Sem Chumbo: Thirty minutes over Zzzzzzero Hour is better than nothing. Hiya, Bill, and look at all the Zeroheads pitching in their few cents worth! Fran!
	2:32pm Stanley: ...my pleasure. Fran.
	2:32pm Bill Mac: Hah! Semyoola!
	2:33pm Stanley: Sem! Nice to see ya. Few cents worth? I'm nearly out of change, altogether.
	2:33pm KP: Frankly, I never got into later Mott the Hoople and Ian's solo career. Absolutely loved the first two MTH albums, especially of course the first, one of the mostest epic of all time. Glam? Eh.
	2:33pm Fran: You are right Bill but at least the Crimsons are a bit more sensibly priced around the £100 mark so you can put up with the repetition and 'nice to have rather than essential' stuff a little more.
	2:34pm Fran: Sem!!
	2:35pm Fran: Ian Hunter has some gems in his solo output KP albeit a little uneven - worth giving it a chance.
	2:41pm geezerette: Thanks for playing "Funky Drummer". :D
	2:42pm Stanley: Love this. Doug did a great Clyde / JB set a couple of shows back. Very worth checking out.
	2:43pm Bill Mac: I stopped listening to him around short back and side. Saw him with Ronson (met Ronson). He was at the NYC Winery a few weeks back and did a killer version of The Moon Upstairs from Brain Capers (my first & favorite MTH album, right before Bowie made them Rock Stars). Good to see him still doing it
	2:44pm Bill Mac: I'll check that out for sure, Sidney.
	2:44pm geezerette: Thanks Stanley!
	2:45pm Stanley: Haha
	2:46pm Fran: I've dipped in and out of Ian Hunter's solo work - often getting CDs which have been on sale. Brain Capers is amazing but I like Wildlife too.
	2:47pm Fran: That is some beat is it not!
	2:48pm Sem Chumbo: A solid shot of funk, good thing, I was down a a kilolitre.
	2:49pm Stanley: Burnside?
	2:49pm Bill Mac: @Fran They're all good and different in their own way. I've heard critics say that Wildlife was more a ralphs album. It's got some nice stuff on it
	2:49pm Stanley: Yay!
	2:50pm Fran: Sem - A Kilolitre of Funk......good album title alert!!
	2:50pm geezerette: Great Max Roach solo on "Delilah" with Clifford Brown too. It's available on youtube.
	2:50pm Bill Mac: @Stanley I couldn't help it. Love this track with Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
	2:51pm Fran: True Bill - Mad Shadows has its moments too. They were more diverse than they were credited for at least in the early years.
	2:52pm geezerette: Nice way to groove on out. Love it.
	2:52pm Sem Chumbo: My gift to you, Fran:-D
	2:52pm Fran: I remember the tour where the JSBE had RL playing support - superb!
	2:53pm Bill Mac: Got a couple more yet...
	2:53pm Fran: Sem - I'll be drunk on funk!
	2:54pm Bill Mac: 40 nickels! Priceless!
	2:54pm geezerette: This is SO good.
	2:54pm Sem Chumbo: Funkadelic is recruiting, you'll fit right in, Fran.
	2:54pm fred: RL Burnside. Thanks for this
	2:55pm Bill Mac: My absolute pleasure folks!
	2:55pm Fran: Sem - I hope you mean for my drumming rather than age!!!
	2:56pm Sem Chumbo: hahaha.
	2:57pm Sem Chumbo: Glad to stop in for a taste, will be back for more...whenever. See you, and all, a little farther along the road.
	2:57pm Fran: This has been a treat chaps! Thanks Bill and enjoy your Noura Mint Seymali concert. Have a great weekend all until the next time!!
	2:58pm Stanley: Friends, it's been a pleasure. Hope we can do this again, soon.
	2:58pm Stanley: Bill, what a mindblast. . So I hope you'll turn out three quarters half as lovely won't you wouldn't half and enjoy it. Stay cool won't ya.
	2:59pm Bill Mac: Thanks folks! Looking forward to it. If you liked todays, show check out me and the missus doing Fridays show (February 24th) whenever they post it on our webpage
	2:59pm Brian in UK: Until the next time Bill and avid listeners.
	2:59pm geezerette: cheers all!
	3:00pm Bill Mac: @Stanley You too buddy!
	3:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Bill. Hope to hear you co-hosting some marathon shows.
	3:00pm Bill Mac: Later Brian, see you all the next time we're all here together!
	3:01pm Brian in UK: Life is a carnival, two bits a shot. Life is a carnival believe it or not.
	3:03pm Brian in UK: It's Charlie's band.
	3:04pm KP: see ya bill
	3:05pm Bill Mac: See ya KP!

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from February 25, 2017

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February 25, 2017: Nailing Jello to a Tree

In case you missed yesterday's fill-in, the missus dropped by the café for a rollicking 3 hour DJ Tag Team Jam of tunes & talk. Witness sweet sweet programming with a subliminal waft of dysfunction. Tune in here!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Southern Culture on the Skids	Dirt Track Date	Dirt Track Date	DGC/Geffen		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Dave Soldier	Mistress Prayer "Mistress Prayer" by "Dave Soldier"	The Eight Hour of Amduat	Mulatta	*	0:02:43 (Pop-up)
The Unarius Academey of Science Choraleers	Star Trek Theme	Music of Mind Control: Micah's 2016 Marathon Premium		*	0:08:40 (Pop-up)
Clyde Borly and His Percussions	Taboo	The Fabricated Wilderness: Explorers Room's 2016 Marathon Premium		*	0:12:06 (Pop-up)
Mose Allison	Hello There Universe	I'm Not Talkin': The Song Stylings Of Mose Allison 1957-1971	BGP	*	0:14:13 (Pop-up)
Stanley Unwin	Goldilocks "Goldilocks" by "Stanley Unwin"	And This is Me:Britains Finest Thespians Sing	Croydon Municipal	*	0:17:51 (Pop-up)
Le Mystère Des Voix Bulgares	Lazarus Girls Dance the Boueneck	Ritual	Elektra		0:21:03 (Pop-up)
3 Mustaphas 3	Si Vous Passez Par La	Friends Fiends and Fronds	Omnium		0:23:27 (Pop-up)
Ghedalia Tazartes	Danse Inverse "Danse Inverse" by "Ghedalia Tazartes"	Carps Head	Monotype	*	0:27:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			0:31:09 (Pop-up)
Richard H Kirk	The Emporer "The Emporer" by "Richard H Kirk"	Ugly Spirit		*	0:40:27 (Pop-up)
Erasmo Carlos	Minha Gente "Minha Gente" by "Erasmo Carlos"	Sonhos E Memórias 1941-1972	Light in the Attic	*	0:42:40 (Pop-up)
Andrés Landero	La Cigarrona "La Cigarrona" by "Andrés Landero"	Yo amanecí	VampiSoul	*	0:46:57 (Pop-up)
Sol Hoopii's Novelty Trio	Palalo "Palalo" by "Sol Hoopii's Novelty Trio"	Hawaii Authentic	Asherah	*	0:51:29 (Pop-up)
Noura Mint Seymali	Na Sane "Na Sane" by "Noura Mint Seymali"	Arbina	Glitterbeat	*	0:52:47 (Pop-up)
Sleater Kinney	No Cities to Love "No Cities to Love" by "Sleater Kinney"	Live in Paris	Sub Pop	*	0:55:50 (Pop-up)
Jesca Hoop	Simon Says "Simon Says" by "Jesca Hoop"	Memories Are Now	Sub Pop	*	0:58:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			1:01:52 (Pop-up)
Kramer	I'm Your Fan "I'm Your Fan" by "Kramer"	Guilt Trip	Shimmy Disc		1:08:59 (Pop-up)
The Music Convention	Footprints on My Mind	Buried Alive Demented Teenage Fuzz from Down Under 1965-70	Particles	*	1:11:28 (Pop-up)
The Creatures	Ugly Thing "Ugly Thing" by "The Creatures"	Buried Alive: Demented Teenage Fuzz from Down Under 1965-1970	Particles		1:13:33 (Pop-up)
Creation	Uncle Bert "Uncle Bert" by "Creation"	Action Painting	Numero	*	1:16:43 (Pop-up)
Sam Gopal	Escalator "Escalator" by "Sam Gopal"	I'm A Freak Baby: A Journey Through The British Heavy Psych & Hard Rock Underground Scene 1968-72	Grapefruit	*	1:19:09 (Pop-up)
Räjäyttäjät	Räjä Elektrik "Räjä Elektrik" by "Räjäyttäjät"	Räjä Elektrik Millenium	Ektro	*	1:21:56 (Pop-up)
Amitha Dalugama	Pinna Mal "Pinna Mal" by "Amitha Dalugama"	Sri Lanka : The Golden Era of Sinhalese & Tamil Folk-pop Music	Akuphone	*	1:26:29 (Pop-up)
Fever Tree	San Francisco Girls "San Francisco Girls" by "Fever Tree"	Fever Tree			1:30:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			1:32:41 (Pop-up)
M.A.K.U. Soundsystem	Agua "Agua" by "M.A.K.U. Soundsystem"	Mezcla	Glitterbeat	*	1:40:54 (Pop-up)
Jalwal, Annie & Geerasak	Klug Tum La	Cover Girls Vol 3: Scott Williams' 2016 Marathon Premium	None	*	1:45:24 (Pop-up)
Moon Duo	Cold Fear "Cold Fear" by "Moon Duo"	Occult Archetecture Vol 1	Sacred Bones	*	1:49:45 (Pop-up)
Bad Manners	Lorraine "Lorraine" by "Bad Manners"	Bad Manners	MCA		1:55:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			1:58:27 (Pop-up)
KAS Product	Mind "Mind" by "KAS Product"	Les Punks: The French Connection The First Wave Of French Punk 1977-80	Soul Jazz	*	2:02:16 (Pop-up)
Sam Kogan	I'm Letting Go "I'm Letting Go" by "Sam Kogan"	Psychic Tears	Beyond Beyond is Beyond	*	2:04:50 (Pop-up)
Mott the Hoople	Born Late 58 "Born Late 58" by "Mott the Hoople"	Greatest Hits	Columbia		2:06:44 (Pop-up)
Butthole Surfers	Underdog "Underdog" by "Butthole Surfers"	Saturday Morning Cartoons of Greatest Hits	MCA		2:10:47 (Pop-up)
William Shatner	Mr Tambourine Man	Golden Throats	Rhino		2:15:05 (Pop-up)
XTC	Knights in Shining Karma "Knights in Shining Karma" by "XTC"	Apple Venus	TVT		2:18:26 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Cymballine "Cymballine" by "Pink Floyd"	The Early Years 1967-72	Pink Floyd	*	2:21:14 (Pop-up)
Lee Michaels	Do You Know What I Mean	Heighty Hi: The Best of Lee Michaels	Manifesto	*	2:25:05 (Pop-up)
Box Tops	Sweet Cream Ladies "Sweet Cream Ladies" by "Box Tops"	Dimensions	Sundazed		2:28:36 (Pop-up)
John Loudermilk	Indian Reservation	The Open Mind of J.D. Loudermilk	Omni		2:31:05 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song	Organs in Orbit			2:34:01 (Pop-up)
James Brown	Funky Drummer "Funky Drummer" by "James Brown"	In the Jungle Groove			2:40:11 (Pop-up)
RL Burnside	Devil Inside Me "Devil Inside Me" by "RL Burnside"	Ass Pocket of Whiskey	Matador		2:48:20 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Blue & Lonesome "Blue & Lonesome" by "Rolling Stones"	Blue & Lonesome	Interscope	*	2:54:07 (Pop-up)
Trio	Tooralooralooraloo - Is It Old & Is It New	Trio And Error	Mercury		2:57:16 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:54am Brian in UK: Jello had it coming. Wait 'til you meet Brother Smello.
	11:59am Bill Mac: Smello wouldn't have marketed well.... I think Jello was the right choice... marketing guys are geniuses
	12:02pm fred: Good afternoon Bill, Brian, and other listeners
	12:04pm Bill Mac: Hey there Fred! Happy Saturday. We're using the word humid here in Jersey City today
	12:09pm Brian in UK: Over here is pissing down, to be technical. @fred how is the recovery going?
	12:09pm doctorjazz: Made it, take the show on the dog walk. Hi.
	12:11pm Bill Mac: Whatsup Doc!
	12:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: Adjusting the settings to zzzzzzero.
	12:13pm Bill Mac: No calibration necessary here Ken, as you'll soon find out.
	12:17pm fred: @Brian: I'd say it's firmly in the past
	12:17pm Bill Mac: Not too far back in the waaaay back mo-sheen however.
	12:17pm Sidney: Hey guys. I've got the...(trips over dog, six pints of Bazooka Joe flies across room) Shit.
	12:21pm Brian in UK: Sidney is that you Stanley.
	12:22pm Brian in UK: If you get a chance go see the Le Mystere des Voix Bulgares. Nowt like unaccompanied singing.
	12:24pm Bill Mac: I took the missus and Mum to see them a few years back. What can you say - perfection. Hi Sidney - get more beer.
	12:25pm Brian in UK: fred glad to hear that it is a distant memory. Bill, ever played the Jungala All- Stars with Sabah Habas Mustapha.
	12:28pm Bill Mac: I don't think I ever tracked that stuff down. One of the guys in this (Uncle) version of 3M3 is now in Public Image Ltd
	12:29pm Stanley: Yes, its me, bloody phone auto fill. Typing with one hand, frying onions with t'other.
	12:29pm Bill Mac: Sign em up!
	12:30pm Brian in UK: Stanley thought it was a dig at Bill for a long forgotten Marathon ricket. Happy to be Basil or Brenda for want of a name change!!
	12:34pm Brian in UK: Sounds like Watford just scored.
	12:38pm Brian in UK: Stanley, what's for dinner? Casual or full tuxedo?
	12:41pm Stanley: @Bill - looks like I'll have to have yet another operation. @Brian - black tie and armband
	12:44pm Bill Mac: @Stanley What's going on? Is it serious? @Brian I saw where you mentioned yesterday that Lili broke her arm. Everything copacetic over there?
	12:47pm KP: Is this where all the Zeros hang out?
	12:48pm P-90: Bom dia, Bill M.
	12:50pm Fran: Evenin' all
	12:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Huh...just spied a ladybug crawling around outside on my kitchen window? A harbinger of good luck or an omen of doom?
	12:54pm Bill Mac: Gentlemen and gentlemen! Thanks Ken, I'm hoping for omen of doom. I've have too much good luck laterly... Fran P-90 & KP at the same time?! harbinger of good luck!
	12:58pm Fran: You're too kind Bill - sat here with the 'flu I feel like the harbinger of muck more than luck!
	12:59pm fred: I'm happy Sleater-Kinney released this record. This was a pretty good show, despite my misgivings
	1:00pm Fran: Glad you played the Noura Mint Seymali Bill - have you heard the wonderful album by Les Filles de Illighahad yet? Like an acoustic and equally hypnotic version!
	1:01pm Bill Mac: We're seeing her in Philly tomorrow night in a church ... pretty psyched
	1:01pm Fran: Ah ha ! Jesca the former Tom Waits babysitter and former resident of Manchester!
	1:02pm Fran: Wow! that sounds like a great venue for her Bill - enjoy the gig!
	1:07pm P-90: I bet Baby Tom Waits was quite a handful, too.
	1:08pm Fran: I guess you would always be looking in his playroom wondering what he was building in there P-90?
	1:13pm andy in berlin: hey, nothing like having the sitar in tune
	1:15pm Scraps: beeble
	1:16pm Bill Mac: P-90 Is this thing on? I love that line more and more each time I hear myself say it
	1:17pm Bill Mac: Andrew and Scraps! Booble!
	1:18pm Stanley: Right, that's dinner done. 'Vegan Comfort Food' for Viccy, who's feeling a wee bit low today. (in case you're wondering, its mushroom stroganoff made with a cashew nut sauce)
	1:19pm KP: Hampstead Heath, wish i were back there
	1:20pm Brian in UK: Bill, just had a visitor to see Lili. Things not great six weeks in a sling as humerus breaks cannot be set. Deep joy, as Stanley Unwin might say. Great news that you are seeing Noura Mint Seymali. Stanley, just tie & armband? Bloomingheck, Sam Gopal. Where's my Afghan.
	1:21pm Bill Mac: @Brian Ew.....
	1:23pm Bill Mac: I hope it's a long tie
	1:23pm Brian in UK: Bill, it's a kipper.
	1:23pm Bill Mac: @KP Hasn't Hampstead Heath appeared in a popluar song @ some point?
	1:25pm andy in berlin: go ahead and play Fever Tree, you know you want to!
	1:25pm Brian in UK: Hampstead Heath used to be notorious for men of a certain persuasion to meet. And I don't mean stamp collectors.
	1:26pm Brian in UK: @andy I see your Fever Tree and raise you Clear Light.
	1:26pm Stanley: 'a kipper tie' said in my best Noddy Holder imitation. Brian - you got it. I gotta go brush my 'Hampsteads'
	1:28pm andy in berlin: @Brian - I call with Ultimate Spinach
	1:29pm Brian in UK: Bill, been looking for some Sri Lankan sounds for ages. Andy, cool, from my back pocket comes Appletree Theatre.
	1:30pm andy in berlin: @Bill -exactly!
	1:31pm KP: Psyched!
	1:32pm Brian in UK: andy, I started singing the words without realising I knew them. Cool DJ.
	1:33pm andy in berlin: see? I knew you were aching for it, as were we all
	1:34pm Brian in UK: Spotify rules.
	1:37pm Brian in UK: Remember Grocer Jack by Keith West.
	1:39pm geezerette: Oh no, missed so much great music! Yippy, there's the archive! It's still morning in LA LA Land.
	1:40pm Stanley: I do, Brian, it was a big hit and played constantly back then. Now you never hear it.
	1:40pm Bill Mac: Hey all, Ima here til 3 o clock today if you want to schedule your day accordingly
	1:41pm geezerette: Howdy, Bill Mac and everybody else!
	1:41pm Bill Mac: Mornin Geezerette!
	1:46pm V Priceless: NOW I remember! Hey Bill!
	1:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: I had a stroke of good luck yesterday. I bought $79 worth of groceries, earning 3 prize tokens. The cashier handed me 7! (I think she likes me.) www.bags2riches.com
	1:48pm fred: Isn't "Klug Tum La" the title and "Jalwal, Annie & Gaerosale" the artist?
	1:49pm KP: The cat and i are in for long haul
	1:50pm Stanley: Ken - here's to that $1,000,000 prize
	1:50pm Bill Mac: @Fred If it is, it's the only title inverted on this CD
	1:51pm Bill Mac: Yeah Ken, time to play the Powerball
	1:51pm Stanley: Love this Moon Duo album. It's getting a lot of plays recently.
	1:53pm Bill Mac: @KP I sez hi to the cat
	1:54pm KP: Moon Duo does it
	1:58pm Ike: Did somebody say cat?
	1:58pm Stanley: Wow, this takes me back. i was tentatively acquainted with Mr Bloodvessel in my bad old East End days.
	2:01pm Brian in UK: Was Buster Bloodvessel originally from Magical Mystery Tour?
	2:02pm Ken From Hyde Park: Holy man! First time I've heard "Lorraine" from these guys. The local band I used to follow, PErFect ThYroID, had it in their setlist.
	2:05pm Bill Mac: Accordion to the record it's their composition
	2:08pm Ike: Cucumbers of course! Though this GIF doesn't make that much sense because cats are supposedly terrified of cucumbers according to the Internet, but (s)he looks more awed.
	2:08pm Fran: Mott! That's cheering me up!
	2:08pm Bill Mac: Overend Watts baby!
	2:09pm Fran: Yeah!
	2:09pm KP: Ian was not Born in any part of '58!
	2:10pm Stanley: Ike - I always thought they were Cheesy Wotsits (or your American equivalent), which understandably is something to be in awe of.
	2:10pm Bill Mac: I don't think Watts was either RIP Pete
	2:11pm Brian in UK: Sam Kogan's album could be sub titled 11.
	2:13pm Bill Mac: Was it that loud? I'm recording the show here and see no spikage
	2:13pm geezerette: Butthole Surfers!!! Underdog!!! :D YAY!!!
	2:13pm Bill Mac: Thank Ewe!!!!
	2:14pm Stanley: Butthole Surfers are playing the Safe as Milk festival in Wales in April. Great line-up including The Residents (blimey!)
	2:14pm Fran: Can't wait for the Safe as Milk festival in a couple of months - The Residents, Butthole Surfers, This is Not This Heat and Shirley Collins all on the same bill as well as other goodies!
	2:15pm KP: Yeah i saw them at Stony Brook, first tour. When i mentioned that on "another outlet," Ian went on about that show. Watts was dominating on stage
	2:15pm geezerette: Driverless cars are fine but we NEED teleportation.
	2:15pm Stanley: Fran - you lucky dog!
	2:15pm Bill Mac: @Fran Wow yeah!
	2:16pm Fran: Stanley - I have my chalet!!
	2:16pm KP: This puts McGuinn to shame
	2:17pm Bill Mac: @KP Hearing that warms my heart. Ians still doing it - he plays the Winery in NYC periodically and mention Overend during the show
	2:17pm Fran: Stanley - it might end up like Holiday on the Buses crossed with Hi-di-Hi but with a great line up of 'turns' before and after bingo!!
	2:19pm Fran: XTC - yay! Bill you are now spoiling me. And as for the king of words Stanley Unwin earlier!!!
	2:20pm Stanley: Fran - also Nurse With Wound. I love the idea it's a Hi-De-Hi style thing. There'll be on site childcare and late night bacon sandwiches
	2:20pm Fran: Bill - has that massive Ian Hunter box set emerged yet - some ridiculous amount of discs involved?
	2:22pm Bill Mac: I'm not sure.... I saw an interview and he was asked about it. He didn't really know too much about the details himself. What was it, 70 CDs or something?
	2:22pm Stanley: Nearest I got to Mott and Bowie live was the Hunter-Ronson Tour in 1975 at Aylesbury Friars
	2:23pm geezerette: Bill, GREAT show!
	2:23pm Fran: Stanley - so long as we are not in the chelet next to Arthur Mullard, Su Pollard or Reg Varney that's fine by me! There is very little on the line up that I wouldn't pay to see anyway - and the bands will get paid unlike the rogue that ran ATP!
	2:23pm Bill Mac: I saw them during the Broadway Tour with Luther Grosvenor in place of Ralphs. Hey thanks Geezerette!
	2:24pm Fran: That's about it Bill - a box as big as an average person's complete CD collection.
	2:25pm Stanley: Fran - I noticed you left out Ruth Madoc (I understand)
	2:25pm KP: Ian Hunter "Stranded in Reality" 30 Cds £249.99, out since October
	2:26pm Bill Mac: Yikes... ok so the other 40 cds are of him sleeping
	2:26pm Fran: I only saw the Mott reunion shows from a year or two back which were great nights out indeed and I've seen Ian Hunter a few times (twice dragging Joe Elliott from Def Leppard on stage to help sing ATYD). If only I was 10 years older!!
	2:27pm Bill Mac: I wanted to go to England to catch that. I've seen parts of the show on youtube though.
	2:28pm Fran: £250 for the box - if I was from Yorkshire I would now be screaming the Yorkshire war cry 'Howwww Muuuuch!!!' Wow that's up there with the insanely priced Floyd, UK and Hillage things of late!
	2:29pm KP: When I saw Lee Michaels he had moved on to playing electric piano on stage b/c the Hammond had hampered his hearing. i think he played guitar too
	2:30pm Bill Mac: What abouth the Crimson stuff too. I think the classic albums got that treatment. There are close to 40 CDs between 3 of thsoe albums
	2:30pm Stanley: Heighty Hi - I see what you did there, Bill.
	2:31pm Fran: Stanley - I do try to forget Ruth Madoc but you've now made that impossible. I thank you........
	2:32pm Sem Chumbo: Thirty minutes over Zzzzzzero Hour is better than nothing. Hiya, Bill, and look at all the Zeroheads pitching in their few cents worth! Fran!
	2:32pm Stanley: ...my pleasure. Fran.
	2:32pm Bill Mac: Hah! Semyoola!
	2:33pm Stanley: Sem! Nice to see ya. Few cents worth? I'm nearly out of change, altogether.
	2:33pm KP: Frankly, I never got into later Mott the Hoople and Ian's solo career. Absolutely loved the first two MTH albums, especially of course the first, one of the mostest epic of all time. Glam? Eh.
	2:33pm Fran: You are right Bill but at least the Crimsons are a bit more sensibly priced around the £100 mark so you can put up with the repetition and 'nice to have rather than essential' stuff a little more.
	2:34pm Fran: Sem!!
	2:35pm Fran: Ian Hunter has some gems in his solo output KP albeit a little uneven - worth giving it a chance.
	2:41pm geezerette: Thanks for playing "Funky Drummer". :D
	2:42pm Stanley: Love this. Doug did a great Clyde / JB set a couple of shows back. Very worth checking out.
	2:43pm Bill Mac: I stopped listening to him around short back and side. Saw him with Ronson (met Ronson). He was at the NYC Winery a few weeks back and did a killer version of The Moon Upstairs from Brain Capers (my first & favorite MTH album, right before Bowie made them Rock Stars). Good to see him still doing it
	2:44pm Bill Mac: I'll check that out for sure, Sidney.
	2:44pm geezerette: Thanks Stanley!
	2:45pm Stanley: Haha
	2:46pm Fran: I've dipped in and out of Ian Hunter's solo work - often getting CDs which have been on sale. Brain Capers is amazing but I like Wildlife too.
	2:47pm Fran: That is some beat is it not!
	2:48pm Sem Chumbo: A solid shot of funk, good thing, I was down a a kilolitre.
	2:49pm Stanley: Burnside?
	2:49pm Bill Mac: @Fran They're all good and different in their own way. I've heard critics say that Wildlife was more a ralphs album. It's got some nice stuff on it
	2:49pm Stanley: Yay!
	2:50pm Fran: Sem - A Kilolitre of Funk......good album title alert!!
	2:50pm geezerette: Great Max Roach solo on "Delilah" with Clifford Brown too. It's available on youtube.
	2:50pm Bill Mac: @Stanley I couldn't help it. Love this track with Jon Spencer Blues Explosion
	2:51pm Fran: True Bill - Mad Shadows has its moments too. They were more diverse than they were credited for at least in the early years.
	2:52pm geezerette: Nice way to groove on out. Love it.
	2:52pm Sem Chumbo: My gift to you, Fran:-D
	2:52pm Fran: I remember the tour where the JSBE had RL playing support - superb!
	2:53pm Bill Mac: Got a couple more yet...
	2:53pm Fran: Sem - I'll be drunk on funk!
	2:54pm Bill Mac: 40 nickels! Priceless!
	2:54pm geezerette: This is SO good.
	2:54pm Sem Chumbo: Funkadelic is recruiting, you'll fit right in, Fran.
	2:54pm fred: RL Burnside. Thanks for this
	2:55pm Bill Mac: My absolute pleasure folks!
	2:55pm Fran: Sem - I hope you mean for my drumming rather than age!!!
	2:56pm Sem Chumbo: hahaha.
	2:57pm Sem Chumbo: Glad to stop in for a taste, will be back for more...whenever. See you, and all, a little farther along the road.
	2:57pm Fran: This has been a treat chaps! Thanks Bill and enjoy your Noura Mint Seymali concert. Have a great weekend all until the next time!!
	2:58pm Stanley: Friends, it's been a pleasure. Hope we can do this again, soon.
	2:58pm Stanley: Bill, what a mindblast. . So I hope you'll turn out three quarters half as lovely won't you wouldn't half and enjoy it. Stay cool won't ya.
	2:59pm Bill Mac: Thanks folks! Looking forward to it. If you liked todays, show check out me and the missus doing Fridays show (February 24th) whenever they post it on our webpage
	2:59pm Brian in UK: Until the next time Bill and avid listeners.
	2:59pm geezerette: cheers all!
	3:00pm Bill Mac: @Stanley You too buddy!
	3:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Bill. Hope to hear you co-hosting some marathon shows.
	3:00pm Bill Mac: Later Brian, see you all the next time we're all here together!
	3:01pm Brian in UK: Life is a carnival, two bits a shot. Life is a carnival believe it or not.
	3:03pm Brian in UK: It's Charlie's band.
	3:04pm KP: see ya bill
	3:05pm Bill Mac: See ya KP!

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from February 25, 2017

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