WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from October 24, 2017

Listener comments!
	10:54am Dean: Can't wait for Gabriel Bondage, Fireballet, Ethos, Happy the Man... I'll just sit here for the hour and seven minutes.
	11:57am Tony Coulter: Hey, early Dean. You've sure got me pegged.
	12:00pm glenn: is that the american rush?
	🥁 12:00pm listener james from westwood: How do, Tony and all! Ready for the progtacular!
	12:01pm JtotheK: hi tony. hi everyone.
	12:01pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Glenn! That's a pic of the band Atlantis Philharmonic.
	12:01pm Dean: Let's see: Neil Schon, Timothy B. Schmidt (apropos of Matt W.'s latest playlist), and...a brother Gibb?
	12:02pm V Priceless: hey Tony! Somebody mention the "P" word? I'm in! : )
	12:02pm Tony Coulter: who are on ... now
	12:03pm Tony Coulter: Hey, hey, hey, Listener James, JtotheK, and VP!!
	12:03pm coelacanth∅: greetings Tony and all
	12:04pm Tony Coulter: Greets, coelacanth∅!
	12:04pm doctorjazz: Hey all!
	12:04pm glenn: but which gibb? andy?
	12:04pm Tony Coulter: ... and greets to doctorjazz too!
	12:05pm dale: hello. i hope kansas is on the ticket. topeka's finest!
	12:06pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Dale! Yes, Kansas will make an appearance....
	12:06pm coelacanth∅: i'm psyched for cheese and math!
	12:06pm HollyT: I am here. The token Female Prog Fan. Wheee
	12:07pm dale: does anyone know how to get this stream to show up on a logitech squeezebox?
	12:07pm Hams: death man!
	12:07pm Tony Coulter: Holly!
	12:08pm Tony Coulter: ... and Hams too. Welcome to you both!
	12:08pm HollyT: Listening while writing assessment questions for a college textbook on cognitive psychology. Nerd Factor = 11
	12:09pm V Priceless: ahhh...that Ric bass sound...though that could be a Fender Jazz too...hmm
	12:09pm coelacanth∅: hahaha
	12:12pm Dean: Fender Jazz...a beautiful instrument.
	12:12pm holland oats: yo tony et al!
	12:13pm Tony Coulter: Yo, Ho Oa!!
	12:13pm Nick S.: Yes! Sliding in.
	12:13pm coelacanth∅: coincidentally i quoted an ambrosia song (well, a Vonnegut quote really, i think) on Matt's comment board. any ambrosia on the menu?
	12:14pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Nick!
	🥁 12:14pm listener james from westwood: @HollyT: That actually sounds like my type of nerdery. I copyedit college texts and psychology/psychiatry books, so hats off to an actual writer of same!
	12:14pm Godfather of Prog: Beefheart & or Zappa?
	12:15pm βrian: A confederacy of blue pencils?
	12:15pm Dean: Armando Gallo took a photograph of Peter Gabriel donning an Ethos t-shirt many years ago.
	12:16pm Tony Coulter: @ coelacanth∅: No Ambrosia, no. @Godfather of Prog: No Beefheart or Zappa either. I'm definining prog very narrowly today, so no avant prog or prog fusion -- just straight-up proggy prog.
	12:17pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, βrian!
	12:17pm V Priceless: Got Capt. Beyond?
	12:17pm βrian: Proglodytes!
	12:17pm coelacanth∅: 'sokay. it's prettypoppyprog anyway.
	12:18pm glenn: has anybody been watching mindhunter? a lot of nerdiness in that show.
	🥁 12:18pm listener james from westwood: βrian: A union, even!
	12:18pm Psychspaniolos: Hello all
	12:19pm Tony Coulter: @ VP: Nix on Captain Beyond too, sadly.
	12:19pm doctorjazz: @Dale-I have a Squeezebox, but afraid I'm no help, can barely get it to stream stuff off my computer, find setting it up crazy making. (I believe Uncle Michael uses one...)
	12:19pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy, Glenn and Psychspaniolos!!
	12:20pm V Priceless: @ TC - no problemo, all good!
	12:20pm HollyT: @listener james--thanks! I'm not actually writing the text though, just the test questions based on the text. I do a lot of copyediting as well.
	🥁 12:22pm listener james from westwood: @HollyT: Much respect for the question writing; I've been asked to do that and knew I was better suited for other functions. Editing and proofing are more my wheelhouse.
	12:23pm Carmichael: Heya Tony, ditto the Happy the Man request.
	12:24pm coelacanth∅: he's not american so - not asking if its in the goody bag; but i really like Manfred Mann Chapter III, but i don't know how to categorise it. prog, or fusion?
	12:24pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Carmichael! Happy the Man is a sure bet.....
	12:26pm Tony Coulter: @ coelacanth∅: Agreed, Manfred Mann Chapter III are great ... and hard to categorize. Prog jazz, maybe? Wouldn't call 'em fusion.
	🥁 12:27pm listener james from westwood: Best I just star this episode now; I know I'll want to return to it.
	12:27pm Psychspaniolos: Very beautiful
	12:27pm Nick S.: Dust? American prog is not my strongest suit.
	12:30pm Tony Coulter: @ Nick S: No Dust either. I like 'em, but think of them as more of a hard rock band with slight prog tendencies .. but I guess it's all in the ear of the belistener.
	12:31pm Dean: For a time the Swiss prog band Flame Dream featured an American guitarist, Dale Hauskins, of Downey, California. I used to hang with Dale. He worshiped Hillage, Holdsworth...
	12:34pm doctorjazz: We're in territory I'm not familiar with, fun to check it out.
	12:35pm Tony Coulter: Very few American prog bands got anywhere, commercially speaking -- so most are pretty unknown.
	12:36pm northguineahills: Heck, Canadia has more know prog bands, I'm drawing a blank on all of these.
	12:38pm coelacanth∅: well so much for my cheese and math comment then. i was prepared, but this is even better!
	12:40pm Tony Coulter: @ coelacanth∅: Well, a healthy percent of cheese and math will be unavoidable, so no worries there....
	12:41pm Tony Coulter: Greets, NGH!
	12:42pm foofs: o_O
	12:42pm Tony Coulter: Heya, foofs!
	12:43pm dale: i missed everything. my power got knocked out by the storm blowing through here. the pixies are now coming out of the wall socket though.
	12:44pm foofs: Heya! I'll keep my hand on the prog stove 'til I can't...
	12:50pm Dean: Strikes me that Sparks, heard from a certain angle, might qualify as prog.
	12:51pm βrian: That's pronounced Waw-keeeeeee-sha in my book.
	12:51pm dale: oh, i got it now. just searched for 'wfmu' under internet only radio search and all the streams showed up. sounds much better than on my lappety toppety box.
	12:53pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: Agreed, RE Sparks ... particularly since my introduction to Sparks was the track "Biology 2."
	🥁 12:58pm listener james from westwood: @dale, in northern NJ it's been ridiculously windy; lights have flickered a couple of times. Have been saving to a thumb drive in case I need to repair to the library with laptop and grumbling.
	12:59pm Godfather of Prog: Any Hands or Prizm?
	1:01pm Tony Coulter: @ Godfather of Prog: I did consider Hands -- Prizm I don't know (unless you mean Prism?).
	1:01pm dale: yeah james, i'm southwest of middletown ny and we usually get whatever sussex got 20 minutes later.
	1:01pm Psychspaniolos: rateyourmusic.com...
	1:05pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Psychspaniolos!
	1:05pm HollyT: Nice. Hear Gentle Giant all over this
	1:06pm coelacanth∅: winds high in ct as well. when i'm finished eating i'll have to go outside for damage control. i don't want the little bodhisattva falling on his face in the labyrinth or the chairs flying through the neighbor's windows.
	1:06pm Tony Coulter: Zoldar & Clark is actually Jasper Wrath -- it's a long story.
	🥁 1:07pm listener james from westwood: @coel: Have anecdotal reports of potted mums being blown across folks' property south of me. It's wild stuff!
	1:07pm βrian: Good lord, it's taking for freaking ever to clone this laptop! Want more PROGress.
	1:07pm Dean: This Neige tune would have fit perfectly on Joe McGasko's show yesterday, when he played only tunes with names of real people.
	1:08pm dale: imagine if the boston pops tackled a prog album?
	1:08pm Carmichael: Some early Utopia would fit in here, like something from Ra.
	1:08pm micah: hey am I too late for the Manakin tribute?
	1:08pm northguineahills: @James: I read that as potted moms, and had some interesting visions in my head.
	1:08pm Dean: OMG, yes, Utopia. But Ra isn't exactly early for them.
	1:10pm northguineahills: Sunny and 73F/23C w/ low humidity her in F-L-A, it's like winter came early!
	1:10pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Micah! No worries: the final hour will be all Manakin cover bands.
	1:10pm βrian: My avatar is OMG, by the way.
	1:10pm coelacanth∅: uriah heep too, though not usually summoned in a prog séance.
	1:11pm Tony Coulter: They're limeys, though.
	1:11pm micah: omg wow first time ever in FMU History! the best prog band everrrr MANAKINNNNN
	1:13pm Carmichael: @Dean, I was thinking of albums before they went poppy with Adventures in Utopia.
	1:15pm dale: wow - you DID play kansas. early stuff has it's moments.
	1:15pm Tony Coulter: Kansas does VDGG
	1:15pm Psychspaniolos: www.progarchives.com...
	🥁 1:15pm listener james from westwood: @ngh: LOL, the hazards of getting toasted during a windstorm!
	1:16pm coelacanth∅: Tony, you mean the heep? i didn't know, but i wasn't suggesting it. i trust your driving.
	1:16pm northguineahills: Is this THAT Kansas?
	1:17pm Tony Coulter: Yep! An early version of the band, pre-first LP.
	1:17pm coelacanth∅: it sounds like kansas had some early king crimson records.
	1:17pm Dean: Just goes to show you, @Carmichael. I don't even think of those albums!
	1:18pm micah: ahahaha the idea of kerry livgren listening to Pawn Hearts getting stoned out of his mind in 1970 in miserable Topeka just warms the cockles of me heart!!
	1:19pm glenn: i like that introducing sparks is what, their sixth album? seventh?
	1:19pm dale: coelacanth with the o thingy - my thoughts exactly when the sax came in.
	1:20pm northguineahills: I would say UM would know something about that, but I'm pretty sure he was still in Chicago back then.
	1:22pm Dean: Good lord, Alan Broadbent plays on Introducing Sparks!
	1:22pm Godfather of Prog: Pere Ubu /MX-80 Sound/Ralph records/etc..?
	1:22pm northguineahills: Well, that's one band I recognize.
	1:22pm coelacanth∅: shit's flying around out there. i'll be back. (if i don't get tossed into the next town)
	1:25pm Carmichael: Manakin live on the Jerry Lewis Telethon, 1978: nedraggett.wordpress.com...
	1:26pm micah: yes Carmichael. this is the one and only media appearance by the most lordly and epic prog bands since J.S. Bach. Watch in utter awe!
	1:28pm Dean: These guys share the GG vibe, too.
	1:32pm holland oats: love these classic blues numbers
	1:32pm Godfather of Prog: Sounds like they might like The Tubes? aka Pentwater
	1:32pm steveo: hiya Tony; sounds good from here....
	1:33pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Tony, all. Bereft, having missed half the show, but happy to hear what's left.
	1:33pm holland oats: sparksy
	1:33pm Nick S.: Nektar? Quasar Light!!!!
	1:33pm Tony Coulter: Hey hey hey, steveo & Sem!!
	1:35pm V Priceless: early 80's 'tron!
	1:36pm Tony Coulter: BIG BELATED THANKS to the following fab pledgers to this show: Listener James, William C. from Amory, Mississippi, Robert M. of Brooklyn, and Georgie R. from L.A. THANKS SO MUCH!!
	1:37pm Tony Coulter: They all pledged over the last few days ... but now we need new pledges. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE ... PLEDGE FOR STATION & STREAM!!!
	1:45pm Dean: GB's second album was a Billboard top album pick for Pop in late '77. In the same issue, Billboard announced the marriage of Michael Des Barres to Pamela Miller. In August '76 Billboard reported that Angel Dust was at the time Dharma Records' biggest seller.
	1:46pm Psychspaniolos: www.discogs.com...
	1:48pm Tony Coulter: From what I've read, Gabriel Bondage were widely ridiculed for their name. Which I don't totally get....
	1:52pm Dean: March '78, Variety magazine: "Jem has new product by Harry Toledo, Cortinas, Chelsea, Poles, Soft Boys, Disco Bros., Jim La Lumia & Psychotic Frogs, Nazareth, Buzzcocks, Magazine, Headache, Front, Electric Chairs (Wayne County), White Music, Finch, Gabriel Bondage, Far East Family Band, Guillotine, Skrewdriver, Krazy Kat, Point, Ange, and Pilot."
	1:54pm steveo: floating along with the debris...
	1:55pm Dean: You don't get that they were widely ridiculed, or you don't get their name? I think I first heard of them on a Southern California prog radio show...or maybe in Trouser Press at the time. I've always assumed the allusion to Gabriel (i.e., Peter) was deliberate.
	1:56pm Tony Coulter: Don't get why their name seemed so ridiculous to people. I guess the image of the angel Gabriel in bondage was considered risible.
	1:59pm Tony Coulter: YAY!! BIG THANKS TO STEVEO FOR HIS GENEROUS PLEDGE!!!!
	2:01pm dale: i guess everyone wanted to sound like genesis or king crimson. nobody wanted to sound like the moody blues.
	2:02pm Tony Coulter: Don't forget Yes and ELP ... and Rush....
	2:03pm coelacanth∅: klaatu supposedly wanted to sound like the beatles, if the beatles went prog.
	2:05pm Dean: Barclay James Harvest were accused of sounding like a "poor man's Moody Blues." In response, John Lees wrote a tune, "Poor Man's Moody Blues." So there. Everybody wanted to sound like Genesis, etc., including a bunch of Italian bands, and then everybody wanted to sound like those Italian bands.
	2:06pm coelacanth∅: i wouldn't want to sound like genesis. i'd sacrifice a finger to sound like king crimson. (first 7 albums only)
	2:07pm dale: i always wanted hair like justin hayward so i'm guilty.
	2:07pm coelacanth∅: (a lesser finger)
	2:08pm Tony Coulter: HURRAH! BIG THANKS TO VINCENT PRICELESS FOR HIS PLEDGE!! YAY!!
	2:08pm Dean: I sense that Genesis wanted to sound, roughly, like Anglo church music. Hence Beyond an Empty Dream (Songs for a Modern Church), including Charterhouse Chorale Society's lovely anthem, Take This Heart. The boys attended Charterhouse.
	2:09pm coelacanth∅: [googleimaging Justin Hayward...]
	2:09pm V Priceless: Attack of The Giant Hogweed 4EVR!
	2:09pm G of P.: Don't forget Jethro Tull/David Bowie/Residents...etc
	2:10pm glenn: giant hogweed's nasty shit.
	2:12pm Nick S.: Quasar Light made only one record. It's $100! I really liked that stuff!
	2:13pm glenn: genesis is great until peter left, and even trick of the tail is pretty good. after that, bleccchhhh.
	2:13pm Dean: Are we in for Styx at some point? I imagine I'll stomach it.
	2:13pm Nick S.: Yes clones!
	2:14pm dale: yes, indeed!
	2:14pm Dean: Well, of course. Starcastle!
	2:15pm coelacanth∅: please assure us no stynx.
	2:16pm Tony Coulter: No Styx, no.
	2:16pm coelacanth∅: (unless there's some pre-first album styx that's not gagworthy, of course)
	2:17pm glenn: styx means gag worthy, in some obscure language.
	2:17pm micah: is this the Tales from Topographic tribute bands set?
	2:19pm dale: now i'm just trolling prog archives - could be worse ways to spend a rainy day.
	2:19pm Tony Coulter: @ Micah: It's the singers with tight trousers set....
	2:20pm G of P.: Yes minus the cosmic quasi religious overtones?
	2:20pm V Priceless: whoa - nice bass playing there!
	2:21pm micah: actually G of P this is a xian prog record
	2:22pm Psychspaniolos: micah is right www.theancientstar-song.com...
	2:23pm coelacanth∅: glenn, i've tried to like genesis. i have most of their albums. (well, not beyond abacab - if i need to say that!) ...and i do like them, but -just. i'm never compelled to put on some genesis, with the one exception (strangely?) of an instrumental track from the post-Gabriel wind & wuthering.
	2:24pm Tony Coulter: Brimstone was unusual because they sound like early Yes.
	2:25pm Nick S.: More like Yes without the religious Howe guitar lines!
	2:25pm Tony Coulter: Brimstone are xian too, btw....
	2:26pm Psychspaniolos: Ans another xian prog www.theancientstar-song.com...
	2:26pm micah: now play some glass hammer to make it a jesus prog set
	2:26pm micah: god prog
	2:26pm Tony Coulter: Will Chalis do?
	2:27pm V Priceless: @ fish: Unquiet Slumbers for The Sleepers?
	2:27pm Nick S.: Phil Keggy has to be around the corner.
	2:28pm coelacanth∅: VP yes, but really those last 3 tracks together are just gorgeous, in my opinion. (i really like that whole side, in fact)
	2:29pm Nick S.: They are all very beautiful indeed!
	2:30pm V Priceless: @ fish: lots of Hackett writing on that side, especially 'Blood On The Rooftops'
	2:31pm coelacanth∅: was Hacket the more prominent earlier writer, besides Gabriel?
	2:33pm Carmichael: This sounds a LOT like early Yes.
	2:33pm glenn: i haven't listened to them in years, myself.
	2:34pm Tony Coulter: Now here's some god prog for you -- courtesy of Manhattan's Trinity Church.
	2:34pm coelacanth∅: oh i see - they always credited the whole band until Peter left.
	2:35pm doctorjazz: Been really enjoying this show! (this type of stuff would not be my cuppa joe back when it came out, more hippie dippie stuff, but fun to hear now).
	2:35pm Dean: Used to spin Selling England by the Pound once or twice daily. Haven't listened much at all in recent years, though I do enjoy the old bootlegs.
	2:35pm Tony Coulter: Glad to hear it, Dr. J!
	2:36pm northguineahills: Liked that Archangel, started off like holy minimalism.
	2:37pm Tony Coulter: The guy behind Archangel was Calvin Hampton, who wrote some very interesting experimental music. He's on this record, for example: www.discogs.com...
	2:40pm V Priceless: @ fish - I think, generally speaking, Hackett's departure from Genesis had a greater impact on their musicality than Gabriel's, in all due respect.
	2:42pm coelacanth∅: they did dive into a sea of slugslime after that, didn't they.
	2:44pm Dean: Agreed, @VP. Gabriel's was a loss of, pardon the pun, charisma that Collins couldn't replace, much as he tried. Alas, the only time I saw them live was the first post-Gabriel tour, one upside of which was Bruford. Buddy of mine saw the '75 show at the Shrine in LA, i.e., he attended, but slept through most of it.
	2:45pm glenn: slugslime. fish for the win.
	2:46pm coelacanth∅: ...and - as i remember -a trick of the tail is right along the lines of lamb lies down on broadway. wind and wuthering is different than all of them, maybe. (or do i just think that because i heard that one first, oblivious to the 7 albums prior?)
	2:47pm Dean: They also did that EP featuring the song "Pigeons," which begins, "Who put fifty tons of shit on the Foreign Office roof?" I hear TOTT as a fairly radical deviation from LLDOB. WAW is of a piece with TOTT to my ears. YMMV.
	2:49pm glenn: at least they didn't blame the canada geese.
	2:50pm V Priceless: @ Dean: pun pardoned, but Second's Out tour w/BB? Nice! Gabriel's voice is missed, that's for sure - he had that certain rough earthiness that Phil couldn't replicate. Yes, 'slugslime' ftw! Hackett continues to create some inspired music...
	2:51pm coelacanth∅: hmm, okay. i figured i'd give all those records another spin sometime if i live another 10 years. maybe i'll make it sooner. YMMV??
	2:53pm Psychspaniolos: Thanks a lot Tony. Another great great show. Be well.
	🥁 2:53pm listener james from westwood: Dug the hell out of the prog special; thanks!
	2:53pm V Priceless: thanks Tony! Yay! Cheers gang!
	2:54pm Dean: Your mileage may vary, @coelacanth∅. I hear what I hear due, particularly in the case of Genesis, to expectations at the time. July 9, 1978, Washington Post, an article about colored vinyl noting that Gabriel Bondage's second album sold at least 30K copies, due in part to its three editions: one red, one white, one blue vinyl.
	2:54pm Carmichael: Thanks, Tony!
	2:54pm HollyT: Great show, Tony!
	2:54pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, everyone!! See you next week!
	2:54pm steveo: Tony, is it me, or is the Drummer schedule grid not linked anywhere on the WFMU home page? I wish this were not the case. I'll ask Ken about it tomorrow.
	2:55pm steveo: thanks, Tony!
	2:55pm Dean: @steveo: Home \| Listen \| Give the Drummer Radio \| GTDR Weekly Schedule
	2:56pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Tony Great program! see y'all
	2:56pm glenn: you have to access it from the listen link.
	2:56pm steveo: Ah, I found it. You have to "hover" over Listen, then over Drummer....
	2:57pm steveo: yeah, what glenn said ;)
	2:57pm coelacanth∅: i have the 3 different schedules bookmarked, so i can bypass the user-unfriendly/computer-unfriendly homepage entirely.
	2:57pm Nick S.: Right on, Tony! Such a great show!
	2:57pm Tony Coulter: Yeah, truthfully, I do wish the station homepage made things a bit more obvious.
	2:58pm steveo: that's a good idea too, coela
	2:58pm steveo: yeah, very enjoyable show!
	2:58pm glenn: somebody said it's possible to use the old homepage. does anybody know how?
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: i'm using it ...hold on...
	3:00pm steveo: /freeform ?
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: old homepage, maybe? freeform.wfmu.org
	3:01pm steveo: almost :0
	3:03pm coelacanth∅: that didn't work?
	3:11pm doctorjazz: freeform.wfmu.org here's the link to the old homepage.

Tony Coulter: Playlist from October 24, 2017

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October 24, 2017: THE U.S. PROG ROCK SPECIAL

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
The In-Theme	"The In-Theme"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Atlantis Philharmonic	Death Man "Death Man" by "Atlantis Philharmonic"	Atlantis Philharmonic	Dharma	1974	0:02:00 (Pop-up)
Intra	Soda for a Symphony Jerk (1976)	Intra	Shroom	1990	0:07:29 (Pop-up)
Ethos	Intrepid Traveler (1974) "Intrepid Traveler (1974)" by "Ethos"	Relics	Black Moon	2000	0:13:31 (Pop-up)
Window	Nightwatch "Nightwatch" by "Window"	The Empyreal Ballet	Cottage Records	1978	0:18:12 (Pop-up)
Little Hans	Last Appearance (1972?)	Wunderkind	no label	1999	0:22:11 (Pop-up)
Infinity	Fantasy (1979) "Fantasy (1979)" by "Infinity"	Infinity	Syn-phonic	1996	0:24:23 (Pop-up)
Oho	Nocturnal Recurrence (197?) "Nocturnal Recurrence (197?)" by "Oho"	Recollections (1974–1976)	no label	2002	0:27:37 (Pop-up)
The Load	Flyaway "Flyaway" by "The Load"	Praise the Load	RE: Laser's Edge	1976	0:31:46 (Pop-up)

Outrageous	Faggy Goats (1975) "Faggy Goats (1975)" by "Outrageous"	V.A.: Best of Baltimore's Buried Bands 2	OHO Music	2003	0:40:09 (Pop-up)
Sigmund Snopek III	Waukesha Windows	Trinity Seas Seize Sees	RE: Musea	1974	0:47:04 (Pop-up)
Roberts Owen	Homage à Max Ernst "Homage à Max Ernst" by "Roberts Owen"	Immature Oocytes	no label	1982	0:51:36 (Pop-up)
Happy the Man	Carousel "Carousel" by "Happy the Man"	Happy the Man	Arista	1977	0:55:25 (Pop-up)
Ron Crosby	Thinking "Thinking" by "Ron Crosby"	V.A.: WEBN - The Vinyl Days	Brute Force Cybernetics	1976	0:59:24 (Pop-up)
Zoldar & Clark	The City (197?) "The City (197?)" by "Zoldar & Clark"	The Ghost of Way	Oxford Circus	2008	1:03:36 (Pop-up)
Neige	Arthur Fiedler (1979) "Arthur Fiedler (1979)" by "Neige"	V.A.: Best of Baltimore's Buried Bands 2	OHO Music	2003	1:06:33 (Pop-up)
Kansas	Hegemonium "Hegemonium" by "Kansas"	Proto-Kaw: Early Recordings from Kansas, 1971–1973	Cuneiform	2002	1:13:28 (Pop-up)

Pentwater	Frustration Mass "Frustration Mass" by "Pentwater"	Pentwater	Beef	1977	1:26:10 (Pop-up)
Quasar Light	Cybernetic Killing Floor	Experience This	Jet Eye	1981	1:29:46 (Pop-up)
Rudy Perone	Violet Silence "Violet Silence" by "Rudy Perone"	Oceans of Art	Heartstring	1981	1:34:09 (Pop-up)
Gabriel Bondage	First Stone in a Pyramid	Angel Dust	Dharma	1975	1:38:26 (Pop-up)
Cosmic Debris	In the Not So Still Gentleness of the Night	Cosmic Debris	Non Compos Mentis	1980	1:42:10 (Pop-up)
Ram	Odyssey "Odyssey" by "Ram"	Where? In Conclusion	Polydor	1972	1:54:44 (Pop-up)
Raven	The Journey (1976) "The Journey (1976)" by "Raven"	Who Do You See...	Golden Pavilion	2013	1:58:26 (Pop-up)
Mirthrandir	Conversation with Personality Giver	For You the Old Women	RE: Syn-phonic	1976	2:03:38 (Pop-up)

Yezda Urfa	Give 'Em Some Rawhide Chewies (1976)	Sacred Baboon	Syn-phonic	1989	2:12:26 (Pop-up)
Vindication	Atop of the Mountains	Vindication	Custom Fidelity	1973	2:16:17 (Pop-up)
Brimstone	End of the Road "End of the Road" by "Brimstone"	Paper Winged Dreams	Brimstone	1973	2:22:48 (Pop-up)
Chalis	One Small Chance "One Small Chance" by "Chalis"	One Small Chance	Ellen Abby	1975	2:26:22 (Pop-up)
Clicker	Spring "Spring" by "Clicker"	Clicker	Hemisphere	1973	2:29:42 (Pop-up)
Archangel	Missa Archangelus: Kyrie	With Angels and Archangels	no label	1974	2:33:05 (Pop-up)
Tomsix	Identity 217 (1975) "Identity 217 (1975)" by "Tomsix"	Soundbones	Behemoth	1994	2:35:24 (Pop-up)
Amber Route	When Cries Are Photographed Finally As Ravens	Snail Headed Victrolas	Coriolis	1980	2:41:18 (Pop-up)
Pre	Path (1973) "Path (1973)" by "Pre"	Pre	ZNR	1992	2:48:20 (Pop-up)

Flight	I'm Alone "I'm Alone" by "Flight"	Take a Long Look	Airborne	1974	2:52:59 (Pop-up)
The Out-Theme	Gelbart: My Favorite Vacation [part of] + Die Trip Computer Die: Airborn [part of]				2:56:37 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:54am Dean: Can't wait for Gabriel Bondage, Fireballet, Ethos, Happy the Man... I'll just sit here for the hour and seven minutes.
	11:57am Tony Coulter: Hey, early Dean. You've sure got me pegged.
	12:00pm glenn: is that the american rush?
	🥁 12:00pm listener james from westwood: How do, Tony and all! Ready for the progtacular!
	12:01pm JtotheK: hi tony. hi everyone.
	12:01pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Glenn! That's a pic of the band Atlantis Philharmonic.
	12:01pm Dean: Let's see: Neil Schon, Timothy B. Schmidt (apropos of Matt W.'s latest playlist), and...a brother Gibb?
	12:02pm V Priceless: hey Tony! Somebody mention the "P" word? I'm in! : )
	12:02pm Tony Coulter: who are on ... now
	12:03pm Tony Coulter: Hey, hey, hey, Listener James, JtotheK, and VP!!
	12:03pm coelacanth∅: greetings Tony and all
	12:04pm Tony Coulter: Greets, coelacanth∅!
	12:04pm doctorjazz: Hey all!
	12:04pm glenn: but which gibb? andy?
	12:04pm Tony Coulter: ... and greets to doctorjazz too!
	12:05pm dale: hello. i hope kansas is on the ticket. topeka's finest!
	12:06pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Dale! Yes, Kansas will make an appearance....
	12:06pm coelacanth∅: i'm psyched for cheese and math!
	12:06pm HollyT: I am here. The token Female Prog Fan. Wheee
	12:07pm dale: does anyone know how to get this stream to show up on a logitech squeezebox?
	12:07pm Hams: death man!
	12:07pm Tony Coulter: Holly!
	12:08pm Tony Coulter: ... and Hams too. Welcome to you both!
	12:08pm HollyT: Listening while writing assessment questions for a college textbook on cognitive psychology. Nerd Factor = 11
	12:09pm V Priceless: ahhh...that Ric bass sound...though that could be a Fender Jazz too...hmm
	12:09pm coelacanth∅: hahaha
	12:12pm Dean: Fender Jazz...a beautiful instrument.
	12:12pm holland oats: yo tony et al!
	12:13pm Tony Coulter: Yo, Ho Oa!!
	12:13pm Nick S.: Yes! Sliding in.
	12:13pm coelacanth∅: coincidentally i quoted an ambrosia song (well, a Vonnegut quote really, i think) on Matt's comment board. any ambrosia on the menu?
	12:14pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Nick!
	🥁 12:14pm listener james from westwood: @HollyT: That actually sounds like my type of nerdery. I copyedit college texts and psychology/psychiatry books, so hats off to an actual writer of same!
	12:14pm Godfather of Prog: Beefheart & or Zappa?
	12:15pm βrian: A confederacy of blue pencils?
	12:15pm Dean: Armando Gallo took a photograph of Peter Gabriel donning an Ethos t-shirt many years ago.
	12:16pm Tony Coulter: @ coelacanth∅: No Ambrosia, no. @Godfather of Prog: No Beefheart or Zappa either. I'm definining prog very narrowly today, so no avant prog or prog fusion -- just straight-up proggy prog.
	12:17pm Tony Coulter: Hiya, βrian!
	12:17pm V Priceless: Got Capt. Beyond?
	12:17pm βrian: Proglodytes!
	12:17pm coelacanth∅: 'sokay. it's prettypoppyprog anyway.
	12:18pm glenn: has anybody been watching mindhunter? a lot of nerdiness in that show.
	🥁 12:18pm listener james from westwood: βrian: A union, even!
	12:18pm Psychspaniolos: Hello all
	12:19pm Tony Coulter: @ VP: Nix on Captain Beyond too, sadly.
	12:19pm doctorjazz: @Dale-I have a Squeezebox, but afraid I'm no help, can barely get it to stream stuff off my computer, find setting it up crazy making. (I believe Uncle Michael uses one...)
	12:19pm Tony Coulter: Ahoy, Glenn and Psychspaniolos!!
	12:20pm V Priceless: @ TC - no problemo, all good!
	12:20pm HollyT: @listener james--thanks! I'm not actually writing the text though, just the test questions based on the text. I do a lot of copyediting as well.
	🥁 12:22pm listener james from westwood: @HollyT: Much respect for the question writing; I've been asked to do that and knew I was better suited for other functions. Editing and proofing are more my wheelhouse.
	12:23pm Carmichael: Heya Tony, ditto the Happy the Man request.
	12:24pm coelacanth∅: he's not american so - not asking if its in the goody bag; but i really like Manfred Mann Chapter III, but i don't know how to categorise it. prog, or fusion?
	12:24pm Tony Coulter: Heya, Carmichael! Happy the Man is a sure bet.....
	12:26pm Tony Coulter: @ coelacanth∅: Agreed, Manfred Mann Chapter III are great ... and hard to categorize. Prog jazz, maybe? Wouldn't call 'em fusion.
	🥁 12:27pm listener james from westwood: Best I just star this episode now; I know I'll want to return to it.
	12:27pm Psychspaniolos: Very beautiful
	12:27pm Nick S.: Dust? American prog is not my strongest suit.
	12:30pm Tony Coulter: @ Nick S: No Dust either. I like 'em, but think of them as more of a hard rock band with slight prog tendencies .. but I guess it's all in the ear of the belistener.
	12:31pm Dean: For a time the Swiss prog band Flame Dream featured an American guitarist, Dale Hauskins, of Downey, California. I used to hang with Dale. He worshiped Hillage, Holdsworth...
	12:34pm doctorjazz: We're in territory I'm not familiar with, fun to check it out.
	12:35pm Tony Coulter: Very few American prog bands got anywhere, commercially speaking -- so most are pretty unknown.
	12:36pm northguineahills: Heck, Canadia has more know prog bands, I'm drawing a blank on all of these.
	12:38pm coelacanth∅: well so much for my cheese and math comment then. i was prepared, but this is even better!
	12:40pm Tony Coulter: @ coelacanth∅: Well, a healthy percent of cheese and math will be unavoidable, so no worries there....
	12:41pm Tony Coulter: Greets, NGH!
	12:42pm foofs: o_O
	12:42pm Tony Coulter: Heya, foofs!
	12:43pm dale: i missed everything. my power got knocked out by the storm blowing through here. the pixies are now coming out of the wall socket though.
	12:44pm foofs: Heya! I'll keep my hand on the prog stove 'til I can't...
	12:50pm Dean: Strikes me that Sparks, heard from a certain angle, might qualify as prog.
	12:51pm βrian: That's pronounced Waw-keeeeeee-sha in my book.
	12:51pm dale: oh, i got it now. just searched for 'wfmu' under internet only radio search and all the streams showed up. sounds much better than on my lappety toppety box.
	12:53pm Tony Coulter: @ Dean: Agreed, RE Sparks ... particularly since my introduction to Sparks was the track "Biology 2."
	🥁 12:58pm listener james from westwood: @dale, in northern NJ it's been ridiculously windy; lights have flickered a couple of times. Have been saving to a thumb drive in case I need to repair to the library with laptop and grumbling.
	12:59pm Godfather of Prog: Any Hands or Prizm?
	1:01pm Tony Coulter: @ Godfather of Prog: I did consider Hands -- Prizm I don't know (unless you mean Prism?).
	1:01pm dale: yeah james, i'm southwest of middletown ny and we usually get whatever sussex got 20 minutes later.
	1:01pm Psychspaniolos: rateyourmusic.com...
	1:05pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, Psychspaniolos!
	1:05pm HollyT: Nice. Hear Gentle Giant all over this
	1:06pm coelacanth∅: winds high in ct as well. when i'm finished eating i'll have to go outside for damage control. i don't want the little bodhisattva falling on his face in the labyrinth or the chairs flying through the neighbor's windows.
	1:06pm Tony Coulter: Zoldar & Clark is actually Jasper Wrath -- it's a long story.
	🥁 1:07pm listener james from westwood: @coel: Have anecdotal reports of potted mums being blown across folks' property south of me. It's wild stuff!
	1:07pm βrian: Good lord, it's taking for freaking ever to clone this laptop! Want more PROGress.
	1:07pm Dean: This Neige tune would have fit perfectly on Joe McGasko's show yesterday, when he played only tunes with names of real people.
	1:08pm dale: imagine if the boston pops tackled a prog album?
	1:08pm Carmichael: Some early Utopia would fit in here, like something from Ra.
	1:08pm micah: hey am I too late for the Manakin tribute?
	1:08pm northguineahills: @James: I read that as potted moms, and had some interesting visions in my head.
	1:08pm Dean: OMG, yes, Utopia. But Ra isn't exactly early for them.
	1:10pm northguineahills: Sunny and 73F/23C w/ low humidity her in F-L-A, it's like winter came early!
	1:10pm Tony Coulter: Hey, Micah! No worries: the final hour will be all Manakin cover bands.
	1:10pm βrian: My avatar is OMG, by the way.
	1:10pm coelacanth∅: uriah heep too, though not usually summoned in a prog séance.
	1:11pm Tony Coulter: They're limeys, though.
	1:11pm micah: omg wow first time ever in FMU History! the best prog band everrrr MANAKINNNNN
	1:13pm Carmichael: @Dean, I was thinking of albums before they went poppy with Adventures in Utopia.
	1:15pm dale: wow - you DID play kansas. early stuff has it's moments.
	1:15pm Tony Coulter: Kansas does VDGG
	1:15pm Psychspaniolos: www.progarchives.com...
	🥁 1:15pm listener james from westwood: @ngh: LOL, the hazards of getting toasted during a windstorm!
	1:16pm coelacanth∅: Tony, you mean the heep? i didn't know, but i wasn't suggesting it. i trust your driving.
	1:16pm northguineahills: Is this THAT Kansas?
	1:17pm Tony Coulter: Yep! An early version of the band, pre-first LP.
	1:17pm coelacanth∅: it sounds like kansas had some early king crimson records.
	1:17pm Dean: Just goes to show you, @Carmichael. I don't even think of those albums!
	1:18pm micah: ahahaha the idea of kerry livgren listening to Pawn Hearts getting stoned out of his mind in 1970 in miserable Topeka just warms the cockles of me heart!!
	1:19pm glenn: i like that introducing sparks is what, their sixth album? seventh?
	1:19pm dale: coelacanth with the o thingy - my thoughts exactly when the sax came in.
	1:20pm northguineahills: I would say UM would know something about that, but I'm pretty sure he was still in Chicago back then.
	1:22pm Dean: Good lord, Alan Broadbent plays on Introducing Sparks!
	1:22pm Godfather of Prog: Pere Ubu /MX-80 Sound/Ralph records/etc..?
	1:22pm northguineahills: Well, that's one band I recognize.
	1:22pm coelacanth∅: shit's flying around out there. i'll be back. (if i don't get tossed into the next town)
	1:25pm Carmichael: Manakin live on the Jerry Lewis Telethon, 1978: nedraggett.wordpress.com...
	1:26pm micah: yes Carmichael. this is the one and only media appearance by the most lordly and epic prog bands since J.S. Bach. Watch in utter awe!
	1:28pm Dean: These guys share the GG vibe, too.
	1:32pm holland oats: love these classic blues numbers
	1:32pm Godfather of Prog: Sounds like they might like The Tubes? aka Pentwater
	1:32pm steveo: hiya Tony; sounds good from here....
	1:33pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Tony, all. Bereft, having missed half the show, but happy to hear what's left.
	1:33pm holland oats: sparksy
	1:33pm Nick S.: Nektar? Quasar Light!!!!
	1:33pm Tony Coulter: Hey hey hey, steveo & Sem!!
	1:35pm V Priceless: early 80's 'tron!
	1:36pm Tony Coulter: BIG BELATED THANKS to the following fab pledgers to this show: Listener James, William C. from Amory, Mississippi, Robert M. of Brooklyn, and Georgie R. from L.A. THANKS SO MUCH!!
	1:37pm Tony Coulter: They all pledged over the last few days ... but now we need new pledges. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE ... PLEDGE FOR STATION & STREAM!!!
	1:45pm Dean: GB's second album was a Billboard top album pick for Pop in late '77. In the same issue, Billboard announced the marriage of Michael Des Barres to Pamela Miller. In August '76 Billboard reported that Angel Dust was at the time Dharma Records' biggest seller.
	1:46pm Psychspaniolos: www.discogs.com...
	1:48pm Tony Coulter: From what I've read, Gabriel Bondage were widely ridiculed for their name. Which I don't totally get....
	1:52pm Dean: March '78, Variety magazine: "Jem has new product by Harry Toledo, Cortinas, Chelsea, Poles, Soft Boys, Disco Bros., Jim La Lumia & Psychotic Frogs, Nazareth, Buzzcocks, Magazine, Headache, Front, Electric Chairs (Wayne County), White Music, Finch, Gabriel Bondage, Far East Family Band, Guillotine, Skrewdriver, Krazy Kat, Point, Ange, and Pilot."
	1:54pm steveo: floating along with the debris...
	1:55pm Dean: You don't get that they were widely ridiculed, or you don't get their name? I think I first heard of them on a Southern California prog radio show...or maybe in Trouser Press at the time. I've always assumed the allusion to Gabriel (i.e., Peter) was deliberate.
	1:56pm Tony Coulter: Don't get why their name seemed so ridiculous to people. I guess the image of the angel Gabriel in bondage was considered risible.
	1:59pm Tony Coulter: YAY!! BIG THANKS TO STEVEO FOR HIS GENEROUS PLEDGE!!!!
	2:01pm dale: i guess everyone wanted to sound like genesis or king crimson. nobody wanted to sound like the moody blues.
	2:02pm Tony Coulter: Don't forget Yes and ELP ... and Rush....
	2:03pm coelacanth∅: klaatu supposedly wanted to sound like the beatles, if the beatles went prog.
	2:05pm Dean: Barclay James Harvest were accused of sounding like a "poor man's Moody Blues." In response, John Lees wrote a tune, "Poor Man's Moody Blues." So there. Everybody wanted to sound like Genesis, etc., including a bunch of Italian bands, and then everybody wanted to sound like those Italian bands.
	2:06pm coelacanth∅: i wouldn't want to sound like genesis. i'd sacrifice a finger to sound like king crimson. (first 7 albums only)
	2:07pm dale: i always wanted hair like justin hayward so i'm guilty.
	2:07pm coelacanth∅: (a lesser finger)
	2:08pm Tony Coulter: HURRAH! BIG THANKS TO VINCENT PRICELESS FOR HIS PLEDGE!! YAY!!
	2:08pm Dean: I sense that Genesis wanted to sound, roughly, like Anglo church music. Hence Beyond an Empty Dream (Songs for a Modern Church), including Charterhouse Chorale Society's lovely anthem, Take This Heart. The boys attended Charterhouse.
	2:09pm coelacanth∅: [googleimaging Justin Hayward...]
	2:09pm V Priceless: Attack of The Giant Hogweed 4EVR!
	2:09pm G of P.: Don't forget Jethro Tull/David Bowie/Residents...etc
	2:10pm glenn: giant hogweed's nasty shit.
	2:12pm Nick S.: Quasar Light made only one record. It's $100! I really liked that stuff!
	2:13pm glenn: genesis is great until peter left, and even trick of the tail is pretty good. after that, bleccchhhh.
	2:13pm Dean: Are we in for Styx at some point? I imagine I'll stomach it.
	2:13pm Nick S.: Yes clones!
	2:14pm dale: yes, indeed!
	2:14pm Dean: Well, of course. Starcastle!
	2:15pm coelacanth∅: please assure us no stynx.
	2:16pm Tony Coulter: No Styx, no.
	2:16pm coelacanth∅: (unless there's some pre-first album styx that's not gagworthy, of course)
	2:17pm glenn: styx means gag worthy, in some obscure language.
	2:17pm micah: is this the Tales from Topographic tribute bands set?
	2:19pm dale: now i'm just trolling prog archives - could be worse ways to spend a rainy day.
	2:19pm Tony Coulter: @ Micah: It's the singers with tight trousers set....
	2:20pm G of P.: Yes minus the cosmic quasi religious overtones?
	2:20pm V Priceless: whoa - nice bass playing there!
	2:21pm micah: actually G of P this is a xian prog record
	2:22pm Psychspaniolos: micah is right www.theancientstar-song.com...
	2:23pm coelacanth∅: glenn, i've tried to like genesis. i have most of their albums. (well, not beyond abacab - if i need to say that!) ...and i do like them, but -just. i'm never compelled to put on some genesis, with the one exception (strangely?) of an instrumental track from the post-Gabriel wind & wuthering.
	2:24pm Tony Coulter: Brimstone was unusual because they sound like early Yes.
	2:25pm Nick S.: More like Yes without the religious Howe guitar lines!
	2:25pm Tony Coulter: Brimstone are xian too, btw....
	2:26pm Psychspaniolos: Ans another xian prog www.theancientstar-song.com...
	2:26pm micah: now play some glass hammer to make it a jesus prog set
	2:26pm micah: god prog
	2:26pm Tony Coulter: Will Chalis do?
	2:27pm V Priceless: @ fish: Unquiet Slumbers for The Sleepers?
	2:27pm Nick S.: Phil Keggy has to be around the corner.
	2:28pm coelacanth∅: VP yes, but really those last 3 tracks together are just gorgeous, in my opinion. (i really like that whole side, in fact)
	2:29pm Nick S.: They are all very beautiful indeed!
	2:30pm V Priceless: @ fish: lots of Hackett writing on that side, especially 'Blood On The Rooftops'
	2:31pm coelacanth∅: was Hacket the more prominent earlier writer, besides Gabriel?
	2:33pm Carmichael: This sounds a LOT like early Yes.
	2:33pm glenn: i haven't listened to them in years, myself.
	2:34pm Tony Coulter: Now here's some god prog for you -- courtesy of Manhattan's Trinity Church.
	2:34pm coelacanth∅: oh i see - they always credited the whole band until Peter left.
	2:35pm doctorjazz: Been really enjoying this show! (this type of stuff would not be my cuppa joe back when it came out, more hippie dippie stuff, but fun to hear now).
	2:35pm Dean: Used to spin Selling England by the Pound once or twice daily. Haven't listened much at all in recent years, though I do enjoy the old bootlegs.
	2:35pm Tony Coulter: Glad to hear it, Dr. J!
	2:36pm northguineahills: Liked that Archangel, started off like holy minimalism.
	2:37pm Tony Coulter: The guy behind Archangel was Calvin Hampton, who wrote some very interesting experimental music. He's on this record, for example: www.discogs.com...
	2:40pm V Priceless: @ fish - I think, generally speaking, Hackett's departure from Genesis had a greater impact on their musicality than Gabriel's, in all due respect.
	2:42pm coelacanth∅: they did dive into a sea of slugslime after that, didn't they.
	2:44pm Dean: Agreed, @VP. Gabriel's was a loss of, pardon the pun, charisma that Collins couldn't replace, much as he tried. Alas, the only time I saw them live was the first post-Gabriel tour, one upside of which was Bruford. Buddy of mine saw the '75 show at the Shrine in LA, i.e., he attended, but slept through most of it.
	2:45pm glenn: slugslime. fish for the win.
	2:46pm coelacanth∅: ...and - as i remember -a trick of the tail is right along the lines of lamb lies down on broadway. wind and wuthering is different than all of them, maybe. (or do i just think that because i heard that one first, oblivious to the 7 albums prior?)
	2:47pm Dean: They also did that EP featuring the song "Pigeons," which begins, "Who put fifty tons of shit on the Foreign Office roof?" I hear TOTT as a fairly radical deviation from LLDOB. WAW is of a piece with TOTT to my ears. YMMV.
	2:49pm glenn: at least they didn't blame the canada geese.
	2:50pm V Priceless: @ Dean: pun pardoned, but Second's Out tour w/BB? Nice! Gabriel's voice is missed, that's for sure - he had that certain rough earthiness that Phil couldn't replicate. Yes, 'slugslime' ftw! Hackett continues to create some inspired music...
	2:51pm coelacanth∅: hmm, okay. i figured i'd give all those records another spin sometime if i live another 10 years. maybe i'll make it sooner. YMMV??
	2:53pm Psychspaniolos: Thanks a lot Tony. Another great great show. Be well.
	🥁 2:53pm listener james from westwood: Dug the hell out of the prog special; thanks!
	2:53pm V Priceless: thanks Tony! Yay! Cheers gang!
	2:54pm Dean: Your mileage may vary, @coelacanth∅. I hear what I hear due, particularly in the case of Genesis, to expectations at the time. July 9, 1978, Washington Post, an article about colored vinyl noting that Gabriel Bondage's second album sold at least 30K copies, due in part to its three editions: one red, one white, one blue vinyl.
	2:54pm Carmichael: Thanks, Tony!
	2:54pm HollyT: Great show, Tony!
	2:54pm Tony Coulter: Thanks, everyone!! See you next week!
	2:54pm steveo: Tony, is it me, or is the Drummer schedule grid not linked anywhere on the WFMU home page? I wish this were not the case. I'll ask Ken about it tomorrow.
	2:55pm steveo: thanks, Tony!
	2:55pm Dean: @steveo: Home \| Listen \| Give the Drummer Radio \| GTDR Weekly Schedule
	2:56pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Tony Great program! see y'all
	2:56pm glenn: you have to access it from the listen link.
	2:56pm steveo: Ah, I found it. You have to "hover" over Listen, then over Drummer....
	2:57pm steveo: yeah, what glenn said ;)
	2:57pm coelacanth∅: i have the 3 different schedules bookmarked, so i can bypass the user-unfriendly/computer-unfriendly homepage entirely.
	2:57pm Nick S.: Right on, Tony! Such a great show!
	2:57pm Tony Coulter: Yeah, truthfully, I do wish the station homepage made things a bit more obvious.
	2:58pm steveo: that's a good idea too, coela
	2:58pm steveo: yeah, very enjoyable show!
	2:58pm glenn: somebody said it's possible to use the old homepage. does anybody know how?
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: i'm using it ...hold on...
	3:00pm steveo: /freeform ?
	3:00pm coelacanth∅: old homepage, maybe? freeform.wfmu.org
	3:01pm steveo: almost :0
	3:03pm coelacanth∅: that didn't work?
	3:11pm doctorjazz: freeform.wfmu.org here's the link to the old homepage.

Tony Coulter: Playlist from October 24, 2017

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