WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from July 9, 2018

Listener comments!
	3:02pm Bas NL: Hey Scott!
	3:05pm Scott Williams: Hello Bas!
	🧩 3:06pm Matt from Springfield: Good afternoon Scott and Scotians! And Young Finkelstein!
	3:08pm Scott Williams: Welcome Matt FS!
	🧩 3:08pm Matt from Springfield: More than a bit of a beach vibe to this Cut Worms!
	3:10pm Rob (Jerzcity): good stuff, Scott. And hiya!
	3:11pm Scott Williams: Hey Rob, good to see you!
	3:11pm Polyus: New favorite band name.
	3:12pm Chris from DC: Hello
	3:12pm steveo: greetings! what be these wonderful sounds that doth inundate mine ears?
	🧩 3:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: YOU!
	3:15pm Fox: Gooooood afternooooon.
	3:16pm Scott Williams: Oh hey Fox & Rev! And Steveo and Chris!
	3:16pm Scott Williams: and Polyus!
	3:19pm SSS: I will work almost anyplace that allows me to listen to WFMU, must be OK with it on speakers OR on ear buds...MY CHOICE!!!
	3:20pm Betsy O: My husband was listening to Stockhausen’s ‘ ‘Tierkreis’ as ‘Jackals on a Carcass’ was playing and together,... they worked along side each other!
	3:21pm Rob (Jerzcity): love those near anxiety-inducing synth waves!
	3:23pm Traktor: At 331/3 or 45RPM.
	🧩 3:24pm Matt from Springfield: Lot of Stockhausen echoes in this set, Betsy!
	3:27pm KP in DC: Hello, Scott from the sort of South
	3:27pm Michael 98145: ( cool to realize this is show number 80115 ♫♪ )
	3:28pm Carmichael: Heya Scotty and musical pioneers.
	3:29pm Betsy O: @Matt,... I was feeling that vibe as well, what a great way to enter the middle afternoon hours.
	🧩 3:30pm Matt from Springfield: @Carm: PIONEERS! (a la W. Whitman) Greets to all the newcomers!
	3:32pm Fox: Damn. Everything I hear off of your premium this year sounds so fucking awesome, Scott!
	3:33pm JayD: Fun set as always, Scott!
	🧩 3:37pm Matt from Springfield: Great lead from Joe McG!
	🧩 3:38pm Rev. Turnip Druid: JEEZ; I step away for one moment & missed the stealthy ortmann..
	🧩 3:40pm Matt from Springfield: @RTD: Fear not, he's Eternally Now..
	3:43pm Chris from DC: Can you play some Diminutive Nouns?
	🧩 3:44pm Matt from Springfield: What is more important, fade-ins, fade-outs, or both in the same song? Discuss...
	3:44pm fred: Good afternoon Scott and all
	3:49pm CRIV: DMT is a powerful hallucinogen, so while IV drip would be an extreme example of its use it nevertheless applies.
	🧩 3:53pm Matt from Springfield: Burundi Beat!
	🧩 3:58pm Devin B.: Oh hey is this new from Sparrow Steeple?
	3:59pm Scott Williams: @Devin, tis from 2016
	🧩 3:59pm Devin B.: Guess not!
	🧩 3:59pm Matt from Springfield: FACES! Ronnie Lane! :)
	4:00pm Davis: wow. sparrow steeple, yass yass
	4:00pm Carmichael: Good ol' Ronnie, RIP.
	4:01pm Rob (Jerzcity): Roddie, Ronnie and Ronnie
	4:02pm steveo: I wish I'd known the title of this song when I was younger.
	4:03pm Rich in Washington: I was thinking the same thing, steveo.
	4:03pm Chris from DC: Skip!
	🧩 4:03pm Matt from Springfield: @Rob: Indeed! @steveo: Don't you mean you wish - that - you had known the title of this song...
	🧩 4:07pm chris: hi, Scott and (Spectre) folks!
	🧩 4:07pm Matt from Springfield: Oh WOW! This is the notorious Oar album, by the Moby Grape member who took a Syd Barrett turn. This was "the lowest-selling album in Columbia Records history". Doesn't sound too bad to me, this is a nice spaced-out jam.
	4:08pm Chris from DC: Matt, it definitely has its moments.
	🧩 4:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Scott. I was just thinking, if Klown could play at next year's Garbecue, that would be pretty cool.
	4:10pm kimzilla: I think Spacemen 3 were the most psychedelic and trippy experience I ever had at a concert. Good, and weird memories Scott!
	4:12pm Scott Williams: HP Ken: YES! Kimzilla: YES!
	🧩 4:14pm Matt from Springfield: @Chris: I've been meaning to check out Oar, I'll have to listen to the whole thing at once (with maybe a pause for "side two").
	4:15pm mrdonutsu: Never got to see Spacement 3, but Spiritualized at their peak was pretty mind blowing. Their strobe lights made my friend Beth puke - on two different occasions!
	4:17pm medson: Good day Scott / Everyone
	4:18pm Scott Williams: I never got to see Spacemen 3 together, but saw both Kember & Spaceman's other projects lots. The vibe, it was consistent, to say the least. And always amazing
	4:19pm Scott Williams: Oar is amazing, but pretty damaged. If you dig it, go for Mayo Thompson's "Corky's Debt to His Father", similar turf to my ears, albeit sane
	4:19pm Spacecadet: Spiritualized & Psychic Tv. in the day. Chrome & Acid Mothers Temple now.
	4:23pm Rob (Jerzcity): non-warblinsome
	4:23pm northguineahills: I've dropped my Vestax PDX-2000s down the stairs and they still work.
	4:24pm northguineahills: I saw Spacemen 3 at Brownies, kickass show! (also saw EAR and Spectrum....)
	4:29pm JakeGould: Hi Scott! How are you doing? Great to be here, thanks!
	4:30pm Carmichael: Yep, Oar is definitely Syd Barrett styled ramblings and strumming, with occasional flashes of brilliance.
	4:31pm Chris from DC: "Little Hands" is pretty great.
	4:33pm Patsy: Is DMTIV Di Methyl Tryptamine Intravenous?
	4:33pm Rich in Washington: I first saw Marisa Anderson perform in a tiny cafe in North Portland, on the same bill as Sir Richard Bishop. It was an amazing evening.
	4:34pm Davis: i think Patsy is right
	4:34pm Stanley: Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!
	4:34pm Davis: not sure the music actually goes there though
	4:36pm steveo: so the future is like 1983?
	4:38pm Polyus: New Rakta? Hoo-ray!
	4:39pm Scott Williams: @steveo, according to the song title, it was!
	4:40pm fred: I like pretty much everything I heard from Rakta
	4:44pm Scott Williams: Rakta live FMU sesh on Bosh's show 4 years ago: freemusicarchive.org...
	4:45pm TDK60: Hola Scott. I'm a Moby Grape fan, especially the 1rst LP. Saw M.G. once but Skip S. was absent; "sick."
	4:45pm steveo: upon further reflection, I believe that the future is like many other years, as well as 1983
	🧩 4:45pm Rev. Turnip Druid: further reflection can be dangerous
	4:46pm Scott Williams: It's always been 1983, and everyone has always been 32 years old
	4:46pm steveo: om
	4:48pm fred: @Scott: You mean you were 32 in 1983? (ducks)
	4:49pm Chris from DC: That explains a lot.
	4:50pm TDK60: Garsh darn DJ, you know how to pick 'em.
	4:50pm steveo: gonna have my spider spell out SOME SET in the corner of the barnyard
	4:56pm Scott Williams: @fred, I've always assumed all grownups were 32. I was not a grownup in 1983!
	🧩 4:58pm Matt from Springfield: Fine grown-up number, 32. Power of 2, old enough to do pretty much anything but not a geezer yet. Fine number.
	4:59pm Scott Williams: yeah, 32 was a very good year
	🧩 4:59pm Matt from Springfield: Fine vocals and arrangements on this Spring, too. Whatever this is I like it! @Scott: And for Homer S., a very good beer.
	5:00pm Algo Rhythm: There aren't many grownups. Just lots of shriveled, tallish children.
	5:01pm Michael 98145: i probably didn't know how much i didn't know at thirty-two
	5:01pm fred: I was in my 32nd year when I found WFMU, so there's something to that
	🧩 5:04pm Rev. Turnip Druid: dis lovely.
	5:06pm Scott Williams: ^^ agreed, a lot!
	🧩 5:09pm Matt from Springfield: Spring was "written, arr. & prod. by Brian Wilson". VEDDY interesting...!
	5:11pm TDK60: Will see Brian Wilson later this summer.
	5:11pm northguineahills: Spring and Only Now X Orogen are new to me and digdug. Considering the ages of 30-35 were the best years of my life, I would 32 is an awesome year to be in. (22-24 weren't bad either).
	🧩 5:14pm Matt from Springfield: @TDK60: Nice! Is he performing anything specific? I saw him perform Pet Sounds about 12 years ago - LIKED!! And Al Jardine joined him for that show as well! @NGH: 24 is a great number too, a multiple of 3 and 4, part of the Babylonian base-60 system (thus creating the hours of the day), and...that was MY initiation year into WFMU! Never looked back! :D
	5:14pm Davis: ngh. 30-35, the zenith for a man i reckon. about 25 to 45 for a woman though!
	🧩 5:14pm Matt from Springfield: GREAT tune, an original for a TV episode. It's rare that they do that nowadays, sadly.
	5:17pm Brach: Wow. V good show scott.
	5:18pm Scott Williams: aww, thanks Brach!
	5:19pm TDK60: Matt of Sp. I've heard he'll do Pet Sounds plus.
	🧩 5:19pm Rev. Turnip Druid: GARD YAY WHEE, Haven't heard this VisiBlood tune in ages.
	5:20pm TDK60: Someone told me I should check out Pet Sounds as it's a really good album. True? (HA!)
	5:21pm Davis: whicker manesque
	🧩 5:21pm Matt from Springfield: Sounds amazing TDK60! That's like what he performed for me. If you want to "prepare", listen to the instro versions from the Pet Sounds Sessions, always a good aural experience. LA's Wrecking Crew at their finest!
	🧩 5:22pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Davis speaks truth. Is Nature & Organisation's cover of Willow's Song peeking around the corner?
	5:24pm TDK60: What are they chewin' on, up thar in Maine?
	🧩 5:25pm Matt from Springfield: The Fleetwoods :)
	🧩 5:26pm Matt from Springfield: @Rev: I was thinking of the same thing! Of course original songs are more common in feature films, but a folk song in the Twilight Zone is definitely Wickeresque.
	5:27pm Jeff Moore: Yay! Fayelord '66!
	🧩 5:27pm Matt from Springfield: Fayelord '66 rocks! Can't wait for Fayelord '77!
	5:27pm northguineahills: I believe I was 22 when I first heard WFMU (online).
	5:28pm Webhamster Henry: Yeah Fayelord! I got that premium too!
	🧩 5:31pm Ike: Good to run into some of youse guys at the Garbecue recently.
	🧩 5:33pm Matt from Springfield: Orchestral ManOEUVRES in the Dark!
	5:35pm Scott Williams: Believe we're next aiming for Fayelord '81
	5:36pm Carmichael: Ya, how did the Garbeque work out? Anyone get arrested or end up in the hospital?
	5:38pm Scott Williams: Good to see you there too Ike! @carm, the Garbecue went beautifully well - lotta good people showed up, Matt & Duane both slayed, and it ended at EXACTLY the right time... just as things started getting weird
	5:45pm malherbo: Oh! This nice!
	5:46pm HeadSpace: You cut Coimbra?
	5:46pm Michael 98145: taps for the turtle
	5:47pm Henry in Hopatcong: Hey Scott. Nice show today, as always!
	🧩 5:53pm Matt from Springfield: Daws Butler & Stan Freberg commercial, I bet.
	🧩 5:54pm Matt from Springfield: "Hedonic", you got it.
	5:54pm Scott Williams: Thanks for being here today, everyone! See you next week, we'll get a new one
	🧩 5:54pm chris: thanks, Scott!
	🧩 5:55pm Matt from Springfield: It does go back a long way, as Mom always said: "You'll eat it if you're hungry!"
	5:56pm dale: this sounds like a psa from clay pigeon.
	🧩 5:56pm Matt from Springfield: The hang was solid today, Scott! Thanks for another hit outta the park! Have a good evening, everyone!
	5:56pm Michael 98145: thanks again, Scott W
	🧩 5:56pm Matt from Springfield: Sparks, of course. I figured it would be them right off the bat :)
	5:57pm Aitch: Sparks is good
	5:57pm mb: Thank you, Scott!
	5:58pm Michael 98145: = Just like everything else in this world Time wreaks havoc on every girl =
	6:02pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott!

Scott Williams: Playlist from July 9, 2018

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July 9, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Hamish Kilgour	Welcome to Finkelstein	Finklestein
Cut Worms	Coward's Confidence "Coward's Confidence" by "Cut Worms"	Hollow Ground		0:03:43 (Pop-up)
Bitter Funeral Beer Band	Darafo "Darafo" by "Bitter Funeral Beer Band"	Live in Frankfurt 82	w/ Don Cherry & K. Sridhar	0:07:09 (Pop-up)
C. Chambers	9 "9" by "C. Chambers"	Undertones from the 7th House		0:14:25 (Pop-up)
You're Alive But You Are Dead	Jackals on a Carcass	The Future Is Where It Ends		0:15:58 (Pop-up)
Andy Ortmann	Mama! "Mama!" by "Andy Ortmann"	Pataphysical Electronics		0:18:16 (Pop-up)
Don Gibson	Don't Take All your Loving	The Best of the Hickory Records Years		0:22:05 (Pop-up)
Sediment Club	Half Fool Dub "Half Fool Dub" by "Sediment Club"	Stucco Thieves		0:24:27 (Pop-up)
zRONK	Let's Have a Problem "Let's Have a Problem" by "zRONK"	Kraut! Covered: Scott Williams 2018 WFMU Mararthon Premium	cover: Cobra Killer	0:26:56 (Pop-up)

Nest Egg	DMTIV "DMTIV" by "Nest Egg"	Nothingness Is Not a Curse		0:40:58 (Pop-up)
Bow Wow Wow	Sun Sea and Piracy "Sun Sea and Piracy" by "Bow Wow Wow"	7"		0:48:29 (Pop-up)
Table Sugar	Marry Me "Marry Me" by "Table Sugar"	Introductory Material		0:51:19 (Pop-up)
Sparrow Steeple	Domino Mary "Domino Mary" by "Sparrow Steeple"	Steeple II		0:53:42 (Pop-up)
Faces	Ooh La La "Ooh La La" by "Faces"	7"		0:56:49 (Pop-up)
Alexander "Skip" Spence	All Come to Meet Her	Oar		1:00:14 (Pop-up)
Spectre Folk	Sat Around "Sat Around" by "Spectre Folk"	Compass, Blanket, Lantern, Mojo		1:02:24 (Pop-up)
Spacemen 3	Walkin' With Jesus "Walkin' With Jesus" by "Spacemen 3"	The Perfect Prescription		1:06:51 (Pop-up)
Spiritual Rags	I Tried to Stand Up (But I Could Not Stand)	S/t		1:11:45 (Pop-up)
Peter J. Smyth	86 "86" by "Peter J. Smyth"	Black Smoke		1:16:28 (Pop-up)

Rakta	Memória Do Futuro "Memória Do Futuro" by "Rakta"	Oculto Pelos Seres 7"		1:31:47 (Pop-up)
Mosquitoes	Out "Out" by "Mosquitoes"	Water Drip Hollow Out Stone		1:36:53 (Pop-up)
Michael Beharie and Teddy Rankin-Parker	Fake Money	A Heart From Your Shadow		1:42:54 (Pop-up)
Hidden Rifles	Subway "Subway" by "Hidden Rifles"	Across The Neighborhoods		1:46:14 (Pop-up)
The Stallion	Another Brick In The Wall - part 3	Dark Side of the Wall		1:51:00 (Pop-up)
Spring	Sweet Mountain "Sweet Mountain" by "Spring"	S/t	written, arr. & prod. by Brian Wilson	1:53:20 (Pop-up)
Only Now X Orogen	Unearth II "Unearth II" by "Only Now X Orogen"	S/t		1:57:26 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Beecher and Jeff Alexander	Come Wander With Me	sdtk, "The Brown Bunny"	orig. from a Twilight Zone ep. of the same name, 1964 I think	2:10:33 (Pop-up)
Virgin Insanity	The Thousands "The Thousands" by "Virgin Insanity"	Illusions Of The Maintenance Man		2:13:18 (Pop-up)
Visitations & Big Blood	'Lectric 'Lashes	7"		2:16:24 (Pop-up)
The Fleetwoods	Outside My Window "Outside My Window" by "The Fleetwoods"	7"		2:22:17 (Pop-up)

OMD	Genetic Engineering "Genetic Engineering" by "OMD"	7"		2:29:46 (Pop-up)
Goat Girl	Viper Fish "Viper Fish" by "Goat Girl"	S/t		2:33:12 (Pop-up)
Rafael Toral	Coimbra "Coimbra" by "Rafael Toral"	Space Quartet		2:37:02 (Pop-up)
Steve Stain	Vice grip Heiress "Vice grip Heiress" by "Steve Stain"	The Brain Feels No Pain		2:40:54 (Pop-up)
Tony Schwartz	Death of a Turtle "Death of a Turtle" by "Tony Schwartz"	The sounds of Children		2:41:48 (Pop-up)
Stained Rug Theory	Young, Beautiful & Depressed	Innocence		2:47:13 (Pop-up)
V/a	Hunger is the Best Sauce "Hunger is the Best Sauce" by "V/a"	Do It Yourself Ravioli, Olivia’s WFMU Marathon Premium 2018		2:50:32 (Pop-up)
Sparks	Throw Her Away (And Get A New One)	Big Beat		2:53:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:02pm Bas NL: Hey Scott!
	3:05pm Scott Williams: Hello Bas!
	🧩 3:06pm Matt from Springfield: Good afternoon Scott and Scotians! And Young Finkelstein!
	3:08pm Scott Williams: Welcome Matt FS!
	🧩 3:08pm Matt from Springfield: More than a bit of a beach vibe to this Cut Worms!
	3:10pm Rob (Jerzcity): good stuff, Scott. And hiya!
	3:11pm Scott Williams: Hey Rob, good to see you!
	3:11pm Polyus: New favorite band name.
	3:12pm Chris from DC: Hello
	3:12pm steveo: greetings! what be these wonderful sounds that doth inundate mine ears?
	🧩 3:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: YOU!
	3:15pm Fox: Gooooood afternooooon.
	3:16pm Scott Williams: Oh hey Fox & Rev! And Steveo and Chris!
	3:16pm Scott Williams: and Polyus!
	3:19pm SSS: I will work almost anyplace that allows me to listen to WFMU, must be OK with it on speakers OR on ear buds...MY CHOICE!!!
	3:20pm Betsy O: My husband was listening to Stockhausen’s ‘ ‘Tierkreis’ as ‘Jackals on a Carcass’ was playing and together,... they worked along side each other!
	3:21pm Rob (Jerzcity): love those near anxiety-inducing synth waves!
	3:23pm Traktor: At 331/3 or 45RPM.
	🧩 3:24pm Matt from Springfield: Lot of Stockhausen echoes in this set, Betsy!
	3:27pm KP in DC: Hello, Scott from the sort of South
	3:27pm Michael 98145: ( cool to realize this is show number 80115 ♫♪ )
	3:28pm Carmichael: Heya Scotty and musical pioneers.
	3:29pm Betsy O: @Matt,... I was feeling that vibe as well, what a great way to enter the middle afternoon hours.
	🧩 3:30pm Matt from Springfield: @Carm: PIONEERS! (a la W. Whitman) Greets to all the newcomers!
	3:32pm Fox: Damn. Everything I hear off of your premium this year sounds so fucking awesome, Scott!
	3:33pm JayD: Fun set as always, Scott!
	🧩 3:37pm Matt from Springfield: Great lead from Joe McG!
	🧩 3:38pm Rev. Turnip Druid: JEEZ; I step away for one moment & missed the stealthy ortmann..
	🧩 3:40pm Matt from Springfield: @RTD: Fear not, he's Eternally Now..
	3:43pm Chris from DC: Can you play some Diminutive Nouns?
	🧩 3:44pm Matt from Springfield: What is more important, fade-ins, fade-outs, or both in the same song? Discuss...
	3:44pm fred: Good afternoon Scott and all
	3:49pm CRIV: DMT is a powerful hallucinogen, so while IV drip would be an extreme example of its use it nevertheless applies.
	🧩 3:53pm Matt from Springfield: Burundi Beat!
	🧩 3:58pm Devin B.: Oh hey is this new from Sparrow Steeple?
	3:59pm Scott Williams: @Devin, tis from 2016
	🧩 3:59pm Devin B.: Guess not!
	🧩 3:59pm Matt from Springfield: FACES! Ronnie Lane! :)
	4:00pm Davis: wow. sparrow steeple, yass yass
	4:00pm Carmichael: Good ol' Ronnie, RIP.
	4:01pm Rob (Jerzcity): Roddie, Ronnie and Ronnie
	4:02pm steveo: I wish I'd known the title of this song when I was younger.
	4:03pm Rich in Washington: I was thinking the same thing, steveo.
	4:03pm Chris from DC: Skip!
	🧩 4:03pm Matt from Springfield: @Rob: Indeed! @steveo: Don't you mean you wish - that - you had known the title of this song...
	🧩 4:07pm chris: hi, Scott and (Spectre) folks!
	🧩 4:07pm Matt from Springfield: Oh WOW! This is the notorious Oar album, by the Moby Grape member who took a Syd Barrett turn. This was "the lowest-selling album in Columbia Records history". Doesn't sound too bad to me, this is a nice spaced-out jam.
	4:08pm Chris from DC: Matt, it definitely has its moments.
	🧩 4:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Scott. I was just thinking, if Klown could play at next year's Garbecue, that would be pretty cool.
	4:10pm kimzilla: I think Spacemen 3 were the most psychedelic and trippy experience I ever had at a concert. Good, and weird memories Scott!
	4:12pm Scott Williams: HP Ken: YES! Kimzilla: YES!
	🧩 4:14pm Matt from Springfield: @Chris: I've been meaning to check out Oar, I'll have to listen to the whole thing at once (with maybe a pause for "side two").
	4:15pm mrdonutsu: Never got to see Spacement 3, but Spiritualized at their peak was pretty mind blowing. Their strobe lights made my friend Beth puke - on two different occasions!
	4:17pm medson: Good day Scott / Everyone
	4:18pm Scott Williams: I never got to see Spacemen 3 together, but saw both Kember & Spaceman's other projects lots. The vibe, it was consistent, to say the least. And always amazing
	4:19pm Scott Williams: Oar is amazing, but pretty damaged. If you dig it, go for Mayo Thompson's "Corky's Debt to His Father", similar turf to my ears, albeit sane
	4:19pm Spacecadet: Spiritualized & Psychic Tv. in the day. Chrome & Acid Mothers Temple now.
	4:23pm Rob (Jerzcity): non-warblinsome
	4:23pm northguineahills: I've dropped my Vestax PDX-2000s down the stairs and they still work.
	4:24pm northguineahills: I saw Spacemen 3 at Brownies, kickass show! (also saw EAR and Spectrum....)
	4:29pm JakeGould: Hi Scott! How are you doing? Great to be here, thanks!
	4:30pm Carmichael: Yep, Oar is definitely Syd Barrett styled ramblings and strumming, with occasional flashes of brilliance.
	4:31pm Chris from DC: "Little Hands" is pretty great.
	4:33pm Patsy: Is DMTIV Di Methyl Tryptamine Intravenous?
	4:33pm Rich in Washington: I first saw Marisa Anderson perform in a tiny cafe in North Portland, on the same bill as Sir Richard Bishop. It was an amazing evening.
	4:34pm Davis: i think Patsy is right
	4:34pm Stanley: Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!
	4:34pm Davis: not sure the music actually goes there though
	4:36pm steveo: so the future is like 1983?
	4:38pm Polyus: New Rakta? Hoo-ray!
	4:39pm Scott Williams: @steveo, according to the song title, it was!
	4:40pm fred: I like pretty much everything I heard from Rakta
	4:44pm Scott Williams: Rakta live FMU sesh on Bosh's show 4 years ago: freemusicarchive.org...
	4:45pm TDK60: Hola Scott. I'm a Moby Grape fan, especially the 1rst LP. Saw M.G. once but Skip S. was absent; "sick."
	4:45pm steveo: upon further reflection, I believe that the future is like many other years, as well as 1983
	🧩 4:45pm Rev. Turnip Druid: further reflection can be dangerous
	4:46pm Scott Williams: It's always been 1983, and everyone has always been 32 years old
	4:46pm steveo: om
	4:48pm fred: @Scott: You mean you were 32 in 1983? (ducks)
	4:49pm Chris from DC: That explains a lot.
	4:50pm TDK60: Garsh darn DJ, you know how to pick 'em.
	4:50pm steveo: gonna have my spider spell out SOME SET in the corner of the barnyard
	4:56pm Scott Williams: @fred, I've always assumed all grownups were 32. I was not a grownup in 1983!
	🧩 4:58pm Matt from Springfield: Fine grown-up number, 32. Power of 2, old enough to do pretty much anything but not a geezer yet. Fine number.
	4:59pm Scott Williams: yeah, 32 was a very good year
	🧩 4:59pm Matt from Springfield: Fine vocals and arrangements on this Spring, too. Whatever this is I like it! @Scott: And for Homer S., a very good beer.
	5:00pm Algo Rhythm: There aren't many grownups. Just lots of shriveled, tallish children.
	5:01pm Michael 98145: i probably didn't know how much i didn't know at thirty-two
	5:01pm fred: I was in my 32nd year when I found WFMU, so there's something to that
	🧩 5:04pm Rev. Turnip Druid: dis lovely.
	5:06pm Scott Williams: ^^ agreed, a lot!
	🧩 5:09pm Matt from Springfield: Spring was "written, arr. & prod. by Brian Wilson". VEDDY interesting...!
	5:11pm TDK60: Will see Brian Wilson later this summer.
	5:11pm northguineahills: Spring and Only Now X Orogen are new to me and digdug. Considering the ages of 30-35 were the best years of my life, I would 32 is an awesome year to be in. (22-24 weren't bad either).
	🧩 5:14pm Matt from Springfield: @TDK60: Nice! Is he performing anything specific? I saw him perform Pet Sounds about 12 years ago - LIKED!! And Al Jardine joined him for that show as well! @NGH: 24 is a great number too, a multiple of 3 and 4, part of the Babylonian base-60 system (thus creating the hours of the day), and...that was MY initiation year into WFMU! Never looked back! :D
	5:14pm Davis: ngh. 30-35, the zenith for a man i reckon. about 25 to 45 for a woman though!
	🧩 5:14pm Matt from Springfield: GREAT tune, an original for a TV episode. It's rare that they do that nowadays, sadly.
	5:17pm Brach: Wow. V good show scott.
	5:18pm Scott Williams: aww, thanks Brach!
	5:19pm TDK60: Matt of Sp. I've heard he'll do Pet Sounds plus.
	🧩 5:19pm Rev. Turnip Druid: GARD YAY WHEE, Haven't heard this VisiBlood tune in ages.
	5:20pm TDK60: Someone told me I should check out Pet Sounds as it's a really good album. True? (HA!)
	5:21pm Davis: whicker manesque
	🧩 5:21pm Matt from Springfield: Sounds amazing TDK60! That's like what he performed for me. If you want to "prepare", listen to the instro versions from the Pet Sounds Sessions, always a good aural experience. LA's Wrecking Crew at their finest!
	🧩 5:22pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Davis speaks truth. Is Nature & Organisation's cover of Willow's Song peeking around the corner?
	5:24pm TDK60: What are they chewin' on, up thar in Maine?
	🧩 5:25pm Matt from Springfield: The Fleetwoods :)
	🧩 5:26pm Matt from Springfield: @Rev: I was thinking of the same thing! Of course original songs are more common in feature films, but a folk song in the Twilight Zone is definitely Wickeresque.
	5:27pm Jeff Moore: Yay! Fayelord '66!
	🧩 5:27pm Matt from Springfield: Fayelord '66 rocks! Can't wait for Fayelord '77!
	5:27pm northguineahills: I believe I was 22 when I first heard WFMU (online).
	5:28pm Webhamster Henry: Yeah Fayelord! I got that premium too!
	🧩 5:31pm Ike: Good to run into some of youse guys at the Garbecue recently.
	🧩 5:33pm Matt from Springfield: Orchestral ManOEUVRES in the Dark!
	5:35pm Scott Williams: Believe we're next aiming for Fayelord '81
	5:36pm Carmichael: Ya, how did the Garbeque work out? Anyone get arrested or end up in the hospital?
	5:38pm Scott Williams: Good to see you there too Ike! @carm, the Garbecue went beautifully well - lotta good people showed up, Matt & Duane both slayed, and it ended at EXACTLY the right time... just as things started getting weird
	5:45pm malherbo: Oh! This nice!
	5:46pm HeadSpace: You cut Coimbra?
	5:46pm Michael 98145: taps for the turtle
	5:47pm Henry in Hopatcong: Hey Scott. Nice show today, as always!
	🧩 5:53pm Matt from Springfield: Daws Butler & Stan Freberg commercial, I bet.
	🧩 5:54pm Matt from Springfield: "Hedonic", you got it.
	5:54pm Scott Williams: Thanks for being here today, everyone! See you next week, we'll get a new one
	🧩 5:54pm chris: thanks, Scott!
	🧩 5:55pm Matt from Springfield: It does go back a long way, as Mom always said: "You'll eat it if you're hungry!"
	5:56pm dale: this sounds like a psa from clay pigeon.
	🧩 5:56pm Matt from Springfield: The hang was solid today, Scott! Thanks for another hit outta the park! Have a good evening, everyone!
	5:56pm Michael 98145: thanks again, Scott W
	🧩 5:56pm Matt from Springfield: Sparks, of course. I figured it would be them right off the bat :)
	5:57pm Aitch: Sparks is good
	5:57pm mb: Thank you, Scott!
	5:58pm Michael 98145: = Just like everything else in this world Time wreaks havoc on every girl =
	6:02pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott!

Scott Williams: Playlist from July 9, 2018

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