WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from July 15, 2019

Listener comments!
	3:01pm Krys O.: Hej!
	3:02pm Carmichael: Heya Scotty, it's 12 o'clock and I wanna rock.
	3:02pm Phillippe Bastille: 'sup Scott and everyone
	🧩 3:02pm Ike: That was a nice... homage, or something.
	🧩 3:04pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Hvem har gulerodskage?
	3:05pm chresti driving home: Hello irie Scott!
	3:05pm Yes: hi ya
	3:05pm Chris from DC: Hey hey
	3:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Quine dragging a reel-to-reel around - or we'd have nothing...
	3:09pm John Crawfish: Meet the Residents.
	3:09pm thedunkel / el carnicero francés: el'l'o S'c'ott'! el'l'o A'l'l!
	3:09pm prudy: Howdy folks...digging VU!
	3:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Imagine being there - 1968 or 9 whatever...
	3:10pm chresti driving home: Oops it was the CD player that was irie
	3:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loves Morgen.
	3:13pm Chris from DC: Th'Void!
	3:15pm Scott Williams: Hey everyone! Nice to see you. How the hell do these DJs do it with all these short songs every week?!?
	3:16pm Bas NL: Hey Scott and peoples with great music tastes!
	3:17pm Guido from Cologne: Hi Scott!Consider good old fashioned auto turntable.
	3:18pm Yes: ROCK
	3:19pm geezerette: Scott! Everybuddy! Psychedelic cream Puff tossers!
	3:20pm prudy: RR63: Have you heard VU at Max's Kansas City? Recording quality is poor but the sets etc are great
	3:20pm Tennessee Jeb: Yeaaaaa
	3:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: StrychnineBubblegum
	3:22pm TomDash: Nice psychedelic blast off!
	3:22pm Phillippe Bastille: aw, nice!
	3:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: VU - what can you say...
	3:23pm Chris from DC: This is pretty great.
	3:23pm geezerette: RevRab, I'd wear that t shirt.
	3:24pm dano59: I have hated the Archies since 1972 but this and Alex Chilton are acceptable ...
	3:24pm John from florham park: Wow love this version of sugar sugar
	🧩 3:25pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good Monday afternoon, Scott and Scottizens.
	3:25pm Scott Williams: I'm with dano59^^
	3:25pm Bas NL: Ooww.. this is nice!
	3:26pm Carmichael: Thought this would turn into LA Woman.
	3:28pm geezerette: The kind of sonic sunshine I needed.
	3:29pm dano59: Scott - the price of pop-song-length freedom is eternal vigilance, and no smoke breaks. On my Sat show on WRFI I played Held Up Without a Gun (1:15!) and sev more short gems
	3:29pm John from florham park: @Carmichael don’t know about you but I am sick of hearing la woman by tye doors
	3:30pm listener monica: scott, this is like the most a*s kicking opening set i have ever heard.. i had to pull the car over to say so.
	3:30pm Scott Williams: @dano59, it'd take me longer to enter that song onto the playlist!
	3:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I cant hate anything w/ Veronica Lodge in it... Franky - always sincerely gratified to hear stuff like this - cuz I improv w/ no vocals & wonder about myself sometimes!!...
	3:31pm Scott Williams: Thanks Monica! I'm glad you pulled the car over. now TORCH IT! (Bruce McCulloch for joke credit)
	3:31pm geezerette: Twirling hippy dance musique.
	3:33pm Carmichael: Best music for the eating of grapes ...
	3:33pm John from florham park: @Dano59 will check out your station, see if they have good tunage
	3:34pm Phillippe Bastille: ...but not the best music for power napping...
	3:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Actually not a billion miles from what we get up to...
	3:35pm dano59: Scott - well when i couldn't keep up i did forego Spinitron for my old system - write em down, enter playlist later
	🧩 3:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: I swear I can feel this Purling Hiss strengthening my neural synapses.
	3:39pm Stanley: The Orange County Lumber Truck Excellent
	3:40pm TomDash: this is my kinda set...
	3:41pm John from florham park: @Scott Williams you are rocking it today
	🧩 3:42pm Rev. Turnip Druid: 30 years on, & the Weasels LP still conjures flashbacks of weaving hammocks at the hippie commune while crankin' this into headphones. Autobiography of a dropout.
	3:42pm John Crawfish: F.Z. my hero.
	3:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mothers era so great.
	3:43pm Ron: S
	3:44pm Scott Williams: I want what Rev had ^^
	3:45pm Guido from Cologne: Crazy inspiring show!
	🧩 3:45pm Ken From Hyde Park: Weasels had a good steady beat that could be easily danced to? I suppose, somehow.
	3:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Go Set Go
	3:47pm geezerette: This is so great! Technicolor playlist!!!!
	3:47pm Scott Williams: Danke Guido! And danke for the Vicky Leandros LP, which I've got in today's cart - love her, Theo wir fahr'n nach Lodz is my fave
	🧩 3:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: they didn't have a lot of records in the hammock shop but dammit they had Weasels. And those hilarious white coconut-lookin' headphones with the absurdly long coily cable thing. And Very Friendly Cows. Strange time.
	3:49pm Scott Williams: I'm a fan of those who sing about cows. The Lonesomes, Gorky's, the list goes on....
	3:49pm The Oscar: Slammed with work, but yay for the Coven sample!
	🧩 3:49pm Rev. Turnip Druid: and HEY, these Geese is great.
	3:52pm Brian in New Orleans: Checking in High and Dry!! ...like the dunking clown says at the local Carnival
	3:52pm geezerette: L.A. feels like Florida. That's not a compliment.
	3:53pm dano59: Scott - Little Willies and Liz Phair for your cow songs list
	3:54pm Yes: florida feels wet
	3:56pm andy the painter: i’m painting baseboards right now, but i was actually flying thru space with the end of that set!! see you soon, scott.
	3:56pm John from florham park: Do we really have to that damn test
	4:06pm People Like Us: just crawled across the living room to say I'm enjoying your show. Crawling back now
	4:07pm JakeGould: Cows are stupid, wonderful and delicious.
	4:09pm Guido from Cologne: Hahahaha Vicky! :-)
	4:10pm Bas NL: Vicky Leandros!
	4:11pm Scott Williams: Hahahhaa, hiiii Vicky!
	🧩 4:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: Vicki, keep your face on the ground and keep crawling toward your car keys. Straight ahead!
	4:17pm Guido from Cologne: In Germany Vicky is associated with the Conservative Party (CDU), but in Greece she had been a vice major for the social-democratic PASOC.
	4:18pm People Like Us: still crawling
	4:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Crap Guido - cause that was delightful...
	4:19pm Guido from Cologne: the 33-version "Good Times Underwater" wasn't bad actually.
	4:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: When I live I die.
	4:21pm Guido from Cologne: Though this Barrett is absolutely brilliant.
	4:21pm People Like Us: damn, I just had to crawl back again to find out what this was a cover of oh yes crawling back
	4:22pm Guido from Cologne: Seen a Family Fodder original line-up renunion a few years ago and they were killer! Just about 20-30 spectators. What a shame!
	4:31pm andy the painterjuijnj: iimiukkiuh no moiyuhyyyy hmu
	4:31pm holland oats: make-up woot!
	4:33pm Chris from DC: Yay, Moose. Haven't heard them in a while.
	4:37pm Bas NL: P.I.L.!
	4:38pm Jersey Cowboy: Now I keep playing that Moose song over and over.... damn thats good stuff
	4:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lydon - highly psychedelicized...no?
	4:40pm prudy: Yay! Tom Ze!
	4:41pm People Like Us: yay
	4:41pm Guido from Cologne: Love your Brazil Premium Scott!
	4:41pm Franco Twinkie: So, what about Mr. Lydon and his more or less current media presence? Not to mention his choice in casual wear.
	4:42pm Scott Williams: Thanks again Guido!
	4:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Morrisey upstaged him... It was never about just agreeing w/ Johnny - but I do feel jerked back & forth... Give me work that matters & we'll go from there... otherwise you might as well put Oasis back in the tabloids...
	4:44pm Rob (Jerzcity): highest waterfall in the WHERE?!?!?!?!?!
	4:45pm Rob (Jerzcity): what a cliffhanger! ughhhhh
	4:47pm People Like Us: he's Carl Abrahamsson (Cotton Ferox)
	4:47pm People Like Us: he made the doc about People Like Us :)
	4:48pm Franco Twinkie: Research!?! That's for people who don't have lunch and a nap to think about.
	4:52pm People Like Us: that sort of thing
	4:54pm TDK60: Hello there.
	🧩 4:57pm chresti: Everything's kind of melting right now, it's hot outside Hello TDK60.
	4:57pm Marshall Stacks: I always enjoy Rod Serling's references to Central NY. The waterfalls in and around Ithaca are lovely.
	🧩 4:59pm chresti: I enjoy Scott's commentary during Midnight Sun
	5:00pm TDK60: I listened to the archive of the July 1 show. The Joni Mitchell clip said ‘60s antiwar folks put down Vietnam soldiers. Historians have mostly debunked this. The antiwar movement reached out to G.I.s, starting antiwar folk coffeehouses outside bases; there was a G.I. antiwar movement /in/ the military. Joni’s a brilliant musician, but a historian? nah.
	5:01pm northguineahills: Dietrich! It's a mild 96F/ 36C down here.... (don't even have the A/C on).
	🧩 5:02pm chresti: 96F! That's when I put ice cubes in my pockets!
	5:06pm northguineahills: @TDK: There was only one documented instance, but it got a lot of media coverage, so, it was repeated in movies for the next 40 years and still a talking point based on nearly nothing of right wingers 40+ years later.
	5:06pm fred: Borbetomagus was one of the few gigs when I used an earplug (I'm basically half deaf, so one is enough)
	🧩 5:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Can confirm. Borbetomagus in a small venue, circa 1987, was dangerous.
	5:09pm Scott Williams: young noise kids standing right in front of Borbetomagus speakers was a rite of passage akin to Scharpling's Frankie Teardrop Challenge, of a sort
	5:11pm northguineahills: @Scott: Same w/ Merzbow and Wolf Eyes.... (although, I was out school the first time I saw both).
	5:12pm geezerette: Boom-bastic!
	5:13pm northguineahills: My left ear is half deaf., (soccer injury, giant goalie landed on my head and popped my eardrums) yet, it is better at listening and is the one w/ perfect pitch, just the volume is lower and I need to focus. Tinnitus seems equal in both ears....
	5:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: After HipHop & w/ changing tech - Subwoofers & PAs have changed that game - don't you think?? I loves being up front & haven't done earplugs - but - but...
	5:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I link once more to Kevin Shields speaking on many things - including hearing loss & Listening... : www.npr.org...
	5:16pm Guido from Cologne: Dub Reggae changed the game first.
	5:17pm TDK60: NGH: My right ear's damaged from playing loudly thru amps, but also from drummers who played the cymbals too much or too loudly!
	5:17pm Stanley: Motorhead. Need I say more?
	5:17pm Guido from Cologne: One could guess on what drugs people where while mixing. I've been told cocaine leads to shrill mid-range-heavy mixes.
	5:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wull - they talk roots of Rap & mention not Jamaica - I smh. Yeah.
	5:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The triangulation of Drugs, Tech, & Musics...
	5:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: X made people wanna Feel...
	5:19pm fred: Speaking of loud shows: I was standing outside before a Harsh Noise Wall festival something like 5 years ago, an obviously fundamentalist Muslim guy showed up, saw the bearded noise guys hanging out, and asked "is this the mosque?" He just happened to come there when none of them had a beer in hand, no small feat
	5:20pm geezerette: Ha! This is therapeutic!
	5:20pm northguineahills: @RevRabbit: I listened to it, and I realized he was right, when you learn how to listen, you don't need perfect hearing. I have not the best hearing, yet, I can hear a cockroach on the otherside of house, or my neighbor closing their car door a block away, while I'm asleep, so, listening has affected my sleeping patterns...
	5:20pm Carmichael: I used earplugs when I saw Mick Taylor, many moons ago. More because of the venue than the artist. Conversely, I stood in front of Steppenwolf's speakers at about the same era, and could hear fairly decently the next day.
	5:23pm geezerette: Leadbelly write this?
	5:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - irony of people exposed to loud music - & frequently - happen to also be the people who develop the psychology of Listening the most...
	5:24pm fred: I've only seen $75 bill once, but I've seen Tetuzi Akiyama 4 times
	5:24pm Scott Williams: @geezerette, yep
	5:24pm geezerette: God, the drums today. :D
	5:24pm TDK60: geezerette: I think this is a Leadbelly tune, or was originally (about D.C.)
	5:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Woody Guthrie's B-Day.
	5:26pm Bas NL: Loudest... Sunn O))) had me plastered against the back wall..
	5:26pm geezerette: Yeh, if he saw it today he'd die all over again.
	5:26pm Guido from Cologne: I've been given one quatation from Can's Michael Karoli, who said the best thing about playing live is to feel the trouser legs fluttering. John Lydon writes, he had seen Can causing the stage to callapse under the sub-bass their special PA emitted.
	5:27pm Carmichael: Julian Bream and Joe Satriani also have birthdays today.
	5:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hit the right resonance - destroy anything - like a wine glass...
	5:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loads of B-Days! Cancer ahrtists expressin' feeelings...
	5:28pm Scott Williams: loudest (good): Wedding Present loudest (bad): Apples in Stereo
	5:28pm Carmichael: @Guido, I saw Devo and experienced just that: the sound traveling along the ground and fluttering my shirt out.
	5:28pm fred: @Bas: Not for Sunn O))), but I did use an earplug at a Stephen O'Malley show
	5:29pm Guido from Cologne: I admire Julian Bream. For re-introducing the lute and his Villa Lobos interpretations.
	5:29pm Webhamster Henry: Taiko Masala played in the Widow Jane Mine yesterday - they can be pretty loud in there, especially if you are one of the weirdly spaced focal points.
	5:30pm northguineahills: Tetuzi Akiyama is hero of mine. Had dinner after one of his shows w/ him in Chinatown. One Merzbow show, I actually had good earplugs, and I still could barely hear afterwards....
	5:30pm fred: I remember the waves forming in my beer at that show
	5:30pm Scott Williams: Sunn 0))) I didn't need to protect my ears, I needed to protect my ribcage! The wind off their amps is magical, Mickey Karoli knows
	🧩 5:30pm Rev. Turnip Druid: VEE DEE OH!
	5:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Saw a thing says - resonance can make yer lungs shake. Is why yer breathless...
	🧩 5:32pm chresti: I think the loudest show I've been to was Airway
	5:33pm Bas NL: He, he.. I've seen some great Steven O'Malley shows as well! But that particular Sunn O))) gig had over half the public leaving. Rather green faced or actually throwing up.
	5:33pm TDK60: Loud Wedding Present sounds good. (What-ja say?)
	5:34pm soup and fog: Wow, this Prince song is great! I thought I didn't like Prince...
	5:34pm Friday: Does anyone else hear a Cocteau Twins loop in this Prince song?
	5:34pm Bas NL: (It was a FANTASTIC concert BTW!)
	5:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: How many of those voices are him. How many singing @ once - how many trax. Scary talent that bugger...
	5:36pm northguineahills: @Scott: Same here, when I saw Sunno))) There was a club near Washington Square called love, and the soundsystem was so great, even w/ early dubstep, my body would vibrate, but when I walked out, I had no hearing loss. The volume wasn't really too loud, just crystal clear....
	5:37pm northguineahills: It's Mar-Tee-Ka!
	5:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Grennfaced & tossing. Amazing.
	5:39pm Guido from Cologne: M.B.V. 1993
	5:40pm Webhamster Henry: Maryanne Amacher was famous for loudness, but I never got to her installations.
	5:40pm TDK60: Loudest show? Hard to say...Jefferson Airplane? The Who? Gone? (Black Flag side project), Jucifer?
	5:40pm TomDash: Not sure if it was the loudest, but Borbetomagus was REALLY loud on a sunny summer free matinee at Tonic once. Sunny outside, dark and loud in the club...Other one was probably Dinosaur Jr. circa 1988 in a basement club in Northampton Mass - wow!
	5:40pm peter_h_christ: neurosis @ TLA in Philly in ‘02 maybe..pounding headache for days after
	5:41pm Webhamster Henry: Yeah - the Casio PT-20 drum machine!
	5:41pm DouglasInDallas: Vas Deferens Organization representing the Big D! Loudest concert? Tackhead at Empire (now Lizard Lounge) in Dallas. I was in a rolling chair in the balcony and it was so loud it made my chair roll from the vibrations...
	🧩 5:42pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Technically speaking, loudest would be Motörhead in an outdoor venue (operation rock & roll fest, weedsport NY) .. But loudest for small venue would be three-way tie: Borbetomagus at DC Space, Swans at the original 9:30 club, Merzbow at DC Arts Center (all 1980s) -- Never earplugs back then, because we were idiots.
	5:43pm ja: Black Flag during My War tour (also in Dallas).
	🧩 5:44pm Ike: Curve.
	5:44pm Marshall Stacks: Dinosaur Jr. at the Fillmore (?) in 1989(?). It was so loud I couldn't identify any of the songs. Lasting effects: Mild tinnitus, and an appreciation for sound protection devices. I always wear earplugs at shows now, Etymotic or disposable 3M ones.
	5:44pm Franco Twinkie: Crash Worship. Two Marshall 4x12 cabinets cranked to 11 in a very small room. I ran out into the street.
	🧩 5:46pm Rev. Turnip Druid: HA! I recall a similar experience with Crash Worship (if memory serves, opening for Psychic TV during one of those acid house tours)...
	5:47pm Ringo Starfish: Mahavishnu Orchestra was the loudest & best Band I witnessed in 70's.Stickmen with Rayguns also played very loud in big D.
	5:47pm fred: Glenn Branca's 8th symphony was also a physical experience
	5:47pm northguineahills: When I saw MBV in 2012, I refused to wear earplugs, I was nearly deaf for two days, but it was worth it....
	5:48pm Noel: Judas Priest. 1984. Norfolk Scope (terrible sound in there). Went to Taco Bell afterwards & couldn't hear what the lady was saying. Definitely did some ear damage that night.
	5:48pm geezerette: Thanks, Scott! High Energy appreciated!
	5:48pm ja: Yes, Stickmen was pretty loud. Really piercing guitar.
	5:49pm northguineahills: @Franco: My ex-roomates long term ex-gf played drums in Crash Worship. When he told me, she seemed liked such a nice normal girl. Then I saw them play.....
	5:49pm northguineahills: Ok, gotta go, thanks, Scott!
	5:50pm northguineahills: errr… roommate's...
	5:50pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Scott
	🧩 5:51pm Rev. Turnip Druid: th'SIDEWALKS.
	5:51pm Guido from Cologne: Killer! Just saw the ZZ-Top documentary! :-)
	5:52pm Franco Twinkie: A distant #2 would be Nick Cave at The Wiltern. At this point in my life I had seen/heard so many bands, I was a little crispy around the edges and decided it was time to cut back.
	5:53pm TomDash: Hey Marshall Stacks (apt handle!) - you and me both with Dino Jr - although I could make out the songs, it was just J's guitar was mind-numbingly loud...and I was in a small basement bar!
	5:53pm DouglasInDallas: Also loudest: Beastie Boys (with Cypress Hill & Rollins Band) at the Sportatorium in Dallas (where the Von Erichs et al would wrestle). Supposed to be no smoking but people smoked ciggies in the concourse but weed in the arena. Ricky Powell got on stage before the Boys and asked if anyone had a joint and probably 100-150 joints flew on stage. Ears were ringing for 3-4 days after..... Have to agree with the Crash Worship, Stickmen, and Black Flag shows being up top of the list too...
	5:54pm Guido from Cologne: "Moving Sidewalks" is the horizontal inverse of "Floor Elevators". Never knew that.
	5:55pm Monica: thanks for a terrif show, scott!
	5:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - that deliberate Guido? Breadth & Depth of Texas I guess...
	5:56pm Guido from Cologne: Most fun to listen loud: Bos Hog, Mudhoney (and in order to name a younger group) And So I Watch You From Afar from Belfast
	5:56pm Franco Twinkie: Now I like music that doesn't hurt. So the fuck what.
	5:56pm Scott Williams: G'night everyone! Hoping a little rain'll come & cool you!
	5:56pm fred: @Guido: Moving Sidewalks kinda sounds like a California thing these days
	5:57pm Scott Williams: Thank you Monica!
	5:57pm Roger: nice way to end the show! Bravo!
	5:57pm Bas NL: Thanks for the Decibels Scott!
	5:57pm Guido from Cologne: this is true fred
	5:57pm Scott Williams: Thank you Roger!
	5:58pm TDK60: Great Neil tune. (Byrds did a great cover).
	5:58pm ultradamno: Most fun to play loud: Bobetomagus & Voice Crack! It hurts!
	5:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Segues here in smalltown NH - but they were invented in NH... TY SW !!
	5:59pm DouglasInDallas: Fun show, Scott. Gonna tell friends Jason & Barbara Cohen who were in Vas Deferens Org you gave em some love! <3
	5:59pm fred: Family of God's Watch With Mother had me worried Mike Pence had taken over for a minute
	5:59pm TDK60: Thanks Scott, great rekkids as usual.

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July 15, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Syndicats	Crawdaddy Simone "Crawdaddy Simone" by "Syndicats"	Spacelines: Sonic Sounds for Subterraneans -- A DJ Selection by Sonic Boom (V/A)
Pussy Galore	Crawfish "Crawfish" by "Pussy Galore"	Historia de la Musica Rock		0:02:36 (Pop-up)
Velvet Underground	I Can't Stand It	Bootleg Series Vol. 1: The Quine Tapes		0:05:01 (Pop-up)
Morgen	Welcome to The Void "Welcome to The Void" by "Morgen"	S/t (1969)		0:11:37 (Pop-up)
Oneida	Cream Puff War "Cream Puff War" by "Oneida"	Heads Ain't Ready 7"	cover: Dead	0:16:02 (Pop-up)
The Original Sins	Sugar Sugar "Sugar Sugar" by "The Original Sins"	Just 14 7"	also a cover	0:18:35 (Pop-up)
Mountain Movers	Unknown Hours "Unknown Hours" by "Mountain Movers"	S/t (2017)		0:23:26 (Pop-up)
Purling Hiss	Gitar Damage (exc) "Gitar Damage (exc)" by "Purling Hiss"	Paisley Montage		0:32:43 (Pop-up)
The Mothers Of Invention	The Orange County Lumber Truck / Weasels Ripped My Flesh	Weasels Ripped My Flesh		0:36:53 (Pop-up)
Geese	Clean These Lenses "Clean These Lenses" by "Geese"	It's All We've Got Left		0:41:42 (Pop-up)

Eddy Senay	Soul Preachin' "Soul Preachin'" by "Eddy Senay"	Step By Step		0:57:16 (Pop-up)
Ney Matogrosso	Idade De Ouro "Idade De Ouro" by "Ney Matogrosso"	Água Do Céu Pássaro		1:02:39 (Pop-up)
Vicky Leandros	10:1 für dich "10:1 für dich" by "Vicky Leandros"	Und Ihre Hits		1:06:34 (Pop-up)
Gal Costa	índia "índia" by "Gal Costa"	Índia		1:15:44 (Pop-up)
Family Fodder	Good Times Underwater / No Man's Land	Sunday Girls (A Tribute To Blondie By Family Fodder And Friends)		1:16:27 (Pop-up)
Cotton Ferox feat. Genesis P-Orridge	I Travel F Side	Defragmental		1:21:36 (Pop-up)
Oceans of the Moon	Baby Chiffon "Baby Chiffon" by "Oceans of the Moon"	S/t		1:24:05 (Pop-up)
The Make-Up	Make Up Is Lies "Make Up Is Lies" by "The Make-Up"			1:29:09 (Pop-up)
Moose	Untitled Love Song "Untitled Love Song" by "Moose"	Cool Breeze EP		1:31:05 (Pop-up)
Public Image Ltd.	Memories "Memories" by "Public Image Ltd."	Second Edition.		1:33:17 (Pop-up)
Tom Zé	Mã "Mã" by "Tom Zé"	Estudando O Samba		1:38:05 (Pop-up)
Twilight Zone	"The Midnight Sun" ""The Midnight Sun"" by "Twilight Zone"			1:43:10 (Pop-up)

Ben Hall & Don Dietrich	A Side "A Side" by "Ben Hall & Don Dietrich"	Tiger Swallow Tail`		1:56:54 (Pop-up)
Bixo da Seda	Carrocel "Carrocel" by "Bixo da Seda"	S/t (1976)		2:11:54 (Pop-up)
75 Dollar Bill	Tetuzi Akiyama "Tetuzi Akiyama" by "75 Dollar Bill"	I Was Real		2:15:27 (Pop-up)
Tav Falco's Panther Burns	Bourgeois Blues	Behind the Magnolia Curtain		2:19:17 (Pop-up)
Vas Deferens Organization	Perpetual Motion Motors for Parasol Wielding Parisians	The Idiot Parade		2:24:05 (Pop-up)
Prince	Love... Thy Will Be Done (demo)	Originals		2:29:20 (Pop-up)

Mamuthones	Symphony for the Devil	Symphony For the Devil 12" single		2:39:23 (Pop-up)
Moving Sidewalks	Need Me "Need Me" by "Moving Sidewalks"	99th Floor		2:47:55 (Pop-up)
Family of God	Watch With Mother "Watch With Mother" by "Family of God"	Family of God		2:50:06 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	See the Sky About to Rain	On The Beach		2:52:32 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm Krys O.: Hej!
	3:02pm Carmichael: Heya Scotty, it's 12 o'clock and I wanna rock.
	3:02pm Phillippe Bastille: 'sup Scott and everyone
	🧩 3:02pm Ike: That was a nice... homage, or something.
	🧩 3:04pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Hvem har gulerodskage?
	3:05pm chresti driving home: Hello irie Scott!
	3:05pm Yes: hi ya
	3:05pm Chris from DC: Hey hey
	3:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Quine dragging a reel-to-reel around - or we'd have nothing...
	3:09pm John Crawfish: Meet the Residents.
	3:09pm thedunkel / el carnicero francés: el'l'o S'c'ott'! el'l'o A'l'l!
	3:09pm prudy: Howdy folks...digging VU!
	3:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Imagine being there - 1968 or 9 whatever...
	3:10pm chresti driving home: Oops it was the CD player that was irie
	3:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loves Morgen.
	3:13pm Chris from DC: Th'Void!
	3:15pm Scott Williams: Hey everyone! Nice to see you. How the hell do these DJs do it with all these short songs every week?!?
	3:16pm Bas NL: Hey Scott and peoples with great music tastes!
	3:17pm Guido from Cologne: Hi Scott!Consider good old fashioned auto turntable.
	3:18pm Yes: ROCK
	3:19pm geezerette: Scott! Everybuddy! Psychedelic cream Puff tossers!
	3:20pm prudy: RR63: Have you heard VU at Max's Kansas City? Recording quality is poor but the sets etc are great
	3:20pm Tennessee Jeb: Yeaaaaa
	3:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: StrychnineBubblegum
	3:22pm TomDash: Nice psychedelic blast off!
	3:22pm Phillippe Bastille: aw, nice!
	3:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: VU - what can you say...
	3:23pm Chris from DC: This is pretty great.
	3:23pm geezerette: RevRab, I'd wear that t shirt.
	3:24pm dano59: I have hated the Archies since 1972 but this and Alex Chilton are acceptable ...
	3:24pm John from florham park: Wow love this version of sugar sugar
	🧩 3:25pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good Monday afternoon, Scott and Scottizens.
	3:25pm Scott Williams: I'm with dano59^^
	3:25pm Bas NL: Ooww.. this is nice!
	3:26pm Carmichael: Thought this would turn into LA Woman.
	3:28pm geezerette: The kind of sonic sunshine I needed.
	3:29pm dano59: Scott - the price of pop-song-length freedom is eternal vigilance, and no smoke breaks. On my Sat show on WRFI I played Held Up Without a Gun (1:15!) and sev more short gems
	3:29pm John from florham park: @Carmichael don’t know about you but I am sick of hearing la woman by tye doors
	3:30pm listener monica: scott, this is like the most a*s kicking opening set i have ever heard.. i had to pull the car over to say so.
	3:30pm Scott Williams: @dano59, it'd take me longer to enter that song onto the playlist!
	3:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I cant hate anything w/ Veronica Lodge in it... Franky - always sincerely gratified to hear stuff like this - cuz I improv w/ no vocals & wonder about myself sometimes!!...
	3:31pm Scott Williams: Thanks Monica! I'm glad you pulled the car over. now TORCH IT! (Bruce McCulloch for joke credit)
	3:31pm geezerette: Twirling hippy dance musique.
	3:33pm Carmichael: Best music for the eating of grapes ...
	3:33pm John from florham park: @Dano59 will check out your station, see if they have good tunage
	3:34pm Phillippe Bastille: ...but not the best music for power napping...
	3:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Actually not a billion miles from what we get up to...
	3:35pm dano59: Scott - well when i couldn't keep up i did forego Spinitron for my old system - write em down, enter playlist later
	🧩 3:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: I swear I can feel this Purling Hiss strengthening my neural synapses.
	3:39pm Stanley: The Orange County Lumber Truck Excellent
	3:40pm TomDash: this is my kinda set...
	3:41pm John from florham park: @Scott Williams you are rocking it today
	🧩 3:42pm Rev. Turnip Druid: 30 years on, & the Weasels LP still conjures flashbacks of weaving hammocks at the hippie commune while crankin' this into headphones. Autobiography of a dropout.
	3:42pm John Crawfish: F.Z. my hero.
	3:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mothers era so great.
	3:43pm Ron: S
	3:44pm Scott Williams: I want what Rev had ^^
	3:45pm Guido from Cologne: Crazy inspiring show!
	🧩 3:45pm Ken From Hyde Park: Weasels had a good steady beat that could be easily danced to? I suppose, somehow.
	3:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Go Set Go
	3:47pm geezerette: This is so great! Technicolor playlist!!!!
	3:47pm Scott Williams: Danke Guido! And danke for the Vicky Leandros LP, which I've got in today's cart - love her, Theo wir fahr'n nach Lodz is my fave
	🧩 3:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: they didn't have a lot of records in the hammock shop but dammit they had Weasels. And those hilarious white coconut-lookin' headphones with the absurdly long coily cable thing. And Very Friendly Cows. Strange time.
	3:49pm Scott Williams: I'm a fan of those who sing about cows. The Lonesomes, Gorky's, the list goes on....
	3:49pm The Oscar: Slammed with work, but yay for the Coven sample!
	🧩 3:49pm Rev. Turnip Druid: and HEY, these Geese is great.
	3:52pm Brian in New Orleans: Checking in High and Dry!! ...like the dunking clown says at the local Carnival
	3:52pm geezerette: L.A. feels like Florida. That's not a compliment.
	3:53pm dano59: Scott - Little Willies and Liz Phair for your cow songs list
	3:54pm Yes: florida feels wet
	3:56pm andy the painter: i’m painting baseboards right now, but i was actually flying thru space with the end of that set!! see you soon, scott.
	3:56pm John from florham park: Do we really have to that damn test
	4:06pm People Like Us: just crawled across the living room to say I'm enjoying your show. Crawling back now
	4:07pm JakeGould: Cows are stupid, wonderful and delicious.
	4:09pm Guido from Cologne: Hahahaha Vicky! :-)
	4:10pm Bas NL: Vicky Leandros!
	4:11pm Scott Williams: Hahahhaa, hiiii Vicky!
	🧩 4:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: Vicki, keep your face on the ground and keep crawling toward your car keys. Straight ahead!
	4:17pm Guido from Cologne: In Germany Vicky is associated with the Conservative Party (CDU), but in Greece she had been a vice major for the social-democratic PASOC.
	4:18pm People Like Us: still crawling
	4:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Crap Guido - cause that was delightful...
	4:19pm Guido from Cologne: the 33-version "Good Times Underwater" wasn't bad actually.
	4:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: When I live I die.
	4:21pm Guido from Cologne: Though this Barrett is absolutely brilliant.
	4:21pm People Like Us: damn, I just had to crawl back again to find out what this was a cover of oh yes crawling back
	4:22pm Guido from Cologne: Seen a Family Fodder original line-up renunion a few years ago and they were killer! Just about 20-30 spectators. What a shame!
	4:31pm andy the painterjuijnj: iimiukkiuh no moiyuhyyyy hmu
	4:31pm holland oats: make-up woot!
	4:33pm Chris from DC: Yay, Moose. Haven't heard them in a while.
	4:37pm Bas NL: P.I.L.!
	4:38pm Jersey Cowboy: Now I keep playing that Moose song over and over.... damn thats good stuff
	4:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Lydon - highly psychedelicized...no?
	4:40pm prudy: Yay! Tom Ze!
	4:41pm People Like Us: yay
	4:41pm Guido from Cologne: Love your Brazil Premium Scott!
	4:41pm Franco Twinkie: So, what about Mr. Lydon and his more or less current media presence? Not to mention his choice in casual wear.
	4:42pm Scott Williams: Thanks again Guido!
	4:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Morrisey upstaged him... It was never about just agreeing w/ Johnny - but I do feel jerked back & forth... Give me work that matters & we'll go from there... otherwise you might as well put Oasis back in the tabloids...
	4:44pm Rob (Jerzcity): highest waterfall in the WHERE?!?!?!?!?!
	4:45pm Rob (Jerzcity): what a cliffhanger! ughhhhh
	4:47pm People Like Us: he's Carl Abrahamsson (Cotton Ferox)
	4:47pm People Like Us: he made the doc about People Like Us :)
	4:48pm Franco Twinkie: Research!?! That's for people who don't have lunch and a nap to think about.
	4:52pm People Like Us: that sort of thing
	4:54pm TDK60: Hello there.
	🧩 4:57pm chresti: Everything's kind of melting right now, it's hot outside Hello TDK60.
	4:57pm Marshall Stacks: I always enjoy Rod Serling's references to Central NY. The waterfalls in and around Ithaca are lovely.
	🧩 4:59pm chresti: I enjoy Scott's commentary during Midnight Sun
	5:00pm TDK60: I listened to the archive of the July 1 show. The Joni Mitchell clip said ‘60s antiwar folks put down Vietnam soldiers. Historians have mostly debunked this. The antiwar movement reached out to G.I.s, starting antiwar folk coffeehouses outside bases; there was a G.I. antiwar movement /in/ the military. Joni’s a brilliant musician, but a historian? nah.
	5:01pm northguineahills: Dietrich! It's a mild 96F/ 36C down here.... (don't even have the A/C on).
	🧩 5:02pm chresti: 96F! That's when I put ice cubes in my pockets!
	5:06pm northguineahills: @TDK: There was only one documented instance, but it got a lot of media coverage, so, it was repeated in movies for the next 40 years and still a talking point based on nearly nothing of right wingers 40+ years later.
	5:06pm fred: Borbetomagus was one of the few gigs when I used an earplug (I'm basically half deaf, so one is enough)
	🧩 5:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Can confirm. Borbetomagus in a small venue, circa 1987, was dangerous.
	5:09pm Scott Williams: young noise kids standing right in front of Borbetomagus speakers was a rite of passage akin to Scharpling's Frankie Teardrop Challenge, of a sort
	5:11pm northguineahills: @Scott: Same w/ Merzbow and Wolf Eyes.... (although, I was out school the first time I saw both).
	5:12pm geezerette: Boom-bastic!
	5:13pm northguineahills: My left ear is half deaf., (soccer injury, giant goalie landed on my head and popped my eardrums) yet, it is better at listening and is the one w/ perfect pitch, just the volume is lower and I need to focus. Tinnitus seems equal in both ears....
	5:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: After HipHop & w/ changing tech - Subwoofers & PAs have changed that game - don't you think?? I loves being up front & haven't done earplugs - but - but...
	5:15pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I link once more to Kevin Shields speaking on many things - including hearing loss & Listening... : www.npr.org...
	5:16pm Guido from Cologne: Dub Reggae changed the game first.
	5:17pm TDK60: NGH: My right ear's damaged from playing loudly thru amps, but also from drummers who played the cymbals too much or too loudly!
	5:17pm Stanley: Motorhead. Need I say more?
	5:17pm Guido from Cologne: One could guess on what drugs people where while mixing. I've been told cocaine leads to shrill mid-range-heavy mixes.
	5:17pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wull - they talk roots of Rap & mention not Jamaica - I smh. Yeah.
	5:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The triangulation of Drugs, Tech, & Musics...
	5:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: X made people wanna Feel...
	5:19pm fred: Speaking of loud shows: I was standing outside before a Harsh Noise Wall festival something like 5 years ago, an obviously fundamentalist Muslim guy showed up, saw the bearded noise guys hanging out, and asked "is this the mosque?" He just happened to come there when none of them had a beer in hand, no small feat
	5:20pm geezerette: Ha! This is therapeutic!
	5:20pm northguineahills: @RevRabbit: I listened to it, and I realized he was right, when you learn how to listen, you don't need perfect hearing. I have not the best hearing, yet, I can hear a cockroach on the otherside of house, or my neighbor closing their car door a block away, while I'm asleep, so, listening has affected my sleeping patterns...
	5:20pm Carmichael: I used earplugs when I saw Mick Taylor, many moons ago. More because of the venue than the artist. Conversely, I stood in front of Steppenwolf's speakers at about the same era, and could hear fairly decently the next day.
	5:23pm geezerette: Leadbelly write this?
	5:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - irony of people exposed to loud music - & frequently - happen to also be the people who develop the psychology of Listening the most...
	5:24pm fred: I've only seen $75 bill once, but I've seen Tetuzi Akiyama 4 times
	5:24pm Scott Williams: @geezerette, yep
	5:24pm geezerette: God, the drums today. :D
	5:24pm TDK60: geezerette: I think this is a Leadbelly tune, or was originally (about D.C.)
	5:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Woody Guthrie's B-Day.
	5:26pm Bas NL: Loudest... Sunn O))) had me plastered against the back wall..
	5:26pm geezerette: Yeh, if he saw it today he'd die all over again.
	5:26pm Guido from Cologne: I've been given one quatation from Can's Michael Karoli, who said the best thing about playing live is to feel the trouser legs fluttering. John Lydon writes, he had seen Can causing the stage to callapse under the sub-bass their special PA emitted.
	5:27pm Carmichael: Julian Bream and Joe Satriani also have birthdays today.
	5:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hit the right resonance - destroy anything - like a wine glass...
	5:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loads of B-Days! Cancer ahrtists expressin' feeelings...
	5:28pm Scott Williams: loudest (good): Wedding Present loudest (bad): Apples in Stereo
	5:28pm Carmichael: @Guido, I saw Devo and experienced just that: the sound traveling along the ground and fluttering my shirt out.
	5:28pm fred: @Bas: Not for Sunn O))), but I did use an earplug at a Stephen O'Malley show
	5:29pm Guido from Cologne: I admire Julian Bream. For re-introducing the lute and his Villa Lobos interpretations.
	5:29pm Webhamster Henry: Taiko Masala played in the Widow Jane Mine yesterday - they can be pretty loud in there, especially if you are one of the weirdly spaced focal points.
	5:30pm northguineahills: Tetuzi Akiyama is hero of mine. Had dinner after one of his shows w/ him in Chinatown. One Merzbow show, I actually had good earplugs, and I still could barely hear afterwards....
	5:30pm fred: I remember the waves forming in my beer at that show
	5:30pm Scott Williams: Sunn 0))) I didn't need to protect my ears, I needed to protect my ribcage! The wind off their amps is magical, Mickey Karoli knows
	🧩 5:30pm Rev. Turnip Druid: VEE DEE OH!
	5:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Saw a thing says - resonance can make yer lungs shake. Is why yer breathless...
	🧩 5:32pm chresti: I think the loudest show I've been to was Airway
	5:33pm Bas NL: He, he.. I've seen some great Steven O'Malley shows as well! But that particular Sunn O))) gig had over half the public leaving. Rather green faced or actually throwing up.
	5:33pm TDK60: Loud Wedding Present sounds good. (What-ja say?)
	5:34pm soup and fog: Wow, this Prince song is great! I thought I didn't like Prince...
	5:34pm Friday: Does anyone else hear a Cocteau Twins loop in this Prince song?
	5:34pm Bas NL: (It was a FANTASTIC concert BTW!)
	5:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: How many of those voices are him. How many singing @ once - how many trax. Scary talent that bugger...
	5:36pm northguineahills: @Scott: Same here, when I saw Sunno))) There was a club near Washington Square called love, and the soundsystem was so great, even w/ early dubstep, my body would vibrate, but when I walked out, I had no hearing loss. The volume wasn't really too loud, just crystal clear....
	5:37pm northguineahills: It's Mar-Tee-Ka!
	5:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Grennfaced & tossing. Amazing.
	5:39pm Guido from Cologne: M.B.V. 1993
	5:40pm Webhamster Henry: Maryanne Amacher was famous for loudness, but I never got to her installations.
	5:40pm TDK60: Loudest show? Hard to say...Jefferson Airplane? The Who? Gone? (Black Flag side project), Jucifer?
	5:40pm TomDash: Not sure if it was the loudest, but Borbetomagus was REALLY loud on a sunny summer free matinee at Tonic once. Sunny outside, dark and loud in the club...Other one was probably Dinosaur Jr. circa 1988 in a basement club in Northampton Mass - wow!
	5:40pm peter_h_christ: neurosis @ TLA in Philly in ‘02 maybe..pounding headache for days after
	5:41pm Webhamster Henry: Yeah - the Casio PT-20 drum machine!
	5:41pm DouglasInDallas: Vas Deferens Organization representing the Big D! Loudest concert? Tackhead at Empire (now Lizard Lounge) in Dallas. I was in a rolling chair in the balcony and it was so loud it made my chair roll from the vibrations...
	🧩 5:42pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Technically speaking, loudest would be Motörhead in an outdoor venue (operation rock & roll fest, weedsport NY) .. But loudest for small venue would be three-way tie: Borbetomagus at DC Space, Swans at the original 9:30 club, Merzbow at DC Arts Center (all 1980s) -- Never earplugs back then, because we were idiots.
	5:43pm ja: Black Flag during My War tour (also in Dallas).
	🧩 5:44pm Ike: Curve.
	5:44pm Marshall Stacks: Dinosaur Jr. at the Fillmore (?) in 1989(?). It was so loud I couldn't identify any of the songs. Lasting effects: Mild tinnitus, and an appreciation for sound protection devices. I always wear earplugs at shows now, Etymotic or disposable 3M ones.
	5:44pm Franco Twinkie: Crash Worship. Two Marshall 4x12 cabinets cranked to 11 in a very small room. I ran out into the street.
	🧩 5:46pm Rev. Turnip Druid: HA! I recall a similar experience with Crash Worship (if memory serves, opening for Psychic TV during one of those acid house tours)...
	5:47pm Ringo Starfish: Mahavishnu Orchestra was the loudest & best Band I witnessed in 70's.Stickmen with Rayguns also played very loud in big D.
	5:47pm fred: Glenn Branca's 8th symphony was also a physical experience
	5:47pm northguineahills: When I saw MBV in 2012, I refused to wear earplugs, I was nearly deaf for two days, but it was worth it....
	5:48pm Noel: Judas Priest. 1984. Norfolk Scope (terrible sound in there). Went to Taco Bell afterwards & couldn't hear what the lady was saying. Definitely did some ear damage that night.
	5:48pm geezerette: Thanks, Scott! High Energy appreciated!
	5:48pm ja: Yes, Stickmen was pretty loud. Really piercing guitar.
	5:49pm northguineahills: @Franco: My ex-roomates long term ex-gf played drums in Crash Worship. When he told me, she seemed liked such a nice normal girl. Then I saw them play.....
	5:49pm northguineahills: Ok, gotta go, thanks, Scott!
	5:50pm northguineahills: errr… roommate's...
	5:50pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Scott
	🧩 5:51pm Rev. Turnip Druid: th'SIDEWALKS.
	5:51pm Guido from Cologne: Killer! Just saw the ZZ-Top documentary! :-)
	5:52pm Franco Twinkie: A distant #2 would be Nick Cave at The Wiltern. At this point in my life I had seen/heard so many bands, I was a little crispy around the edges and decided it was time to cut back.
	5:53pm TomDash: Hey Marshall Stacks (apt handle!) - you and me both with Dino Jr - although I could make out the songs, it was just J's guitar was mind-numbingly loud...and I was in a small basement bar!
	5:53pm DouglasInDallas: Also loudest: Beastie Boys (with Cypress Hill & Rollins Band) at the Sportatorium in Dallas (where the Von Erichs et al would wrestle). Supposed to be no smoking but people smoked ciggies in the concourse but weed in the arena. Ricky Powell got on stage before the Boys and asked if anyone had a joint and probably 100-150 joints flew on stage. Ears were ringing for 3-4 days after..... Have to agree with the Crash Worship, Stickmen, and Black Flag shows being up top of the list too...
	5:54pm Guido from Cologne: "Moving Sidewalks" is the horizontal inverse of "Floor Elevators". Never knew that.
	5:55pm Monica: thanks for a terrif show, scott!
	5:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - that deliberate Guido? Breadth & Depth of Texas I guess...
	5:56pm Guido from Cologne: Most fun to listen loud: Bos Hog, Mudhoney (and in order to name a younger group) And So I Watch You From Afar from Belfast
	5:56pm Franco Twinkie: Now I like music that doesn't hurt. So the fuck what.
	5:56pm Scott Williams: G'night everyone! Hoping a little rain'll come & cool you!
	5:56pm fred: @Guido: Moving Sidewalks kinda sounds like a California thing these days
	5:57pm Scott Williams: Thank you Monica!
	5:57pm Roger: nice way to end the show! Bravo!
	5:57pm Bas NL: Thanks for the Decibels Scott!
	5:57pm Guido from Cologne: this is true fred
	5:57pm Scott Williams: Thank you Roger!
	5:58pm TDK60: Great Neil tune. (Byrds did a great cover).
	5:58pm ultradamno: Most fun to play loud: Bobetomagus & Voice Crack! It hurts!
	5:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Segues here in smalltown NH - but they were invented in NH... TY SW !!
	5:59pm DouglasInDallas: Fun show, Scott. Gonna tell friends Jason & Barbara Cohen who were in Vas Deferens Org you gave em some love! <3
	5:59pm fred: Family of God's Watch With Mother had me worried Mike Pence had taken over for a minute
	5:59pm TDK60: Thanks Scott, great rekkids as usual.

Scott Williams: Playlist from July 15, 2019

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