WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from July 11, 2024

Listener comments!
	🧩 3:00pm Handy Haversack: Scott and all the Waistscott Wearers!
	3:01pm Phillippe: howdy
	🧩 3:01pm chresti: Hi Scott and scottellites!
	3:02pm common: scott! everyone
	3:02pm The Butterman: Hiya, Scott n folk’l.
	3:03pm Fred and Alan: Hello Scott love from Fred and Alan
	🧩 3:03pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Handy Haversack @3:00 'Waistscott', incorporating a different vowel into the names today! As for me, this summer just makes me want to say: HI to Scott and all the Scott Weather!
	3:03pm i can’t think of anything: hello
	3:04pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I want to print up cards that say "Wfmu.org-freeform radio." and instructions on how to use the WMFU band browser. I will then hand them out to anybody sporting a band tshirt that I think might enjoy it. Or an Avedis Zildian T-shirt. Oh, just got tickets to BEAT (Adrian Belew/Steve Vai/Tony Levin and the drummer from Tool doing 80's King Crimson). Is my card idea far-fetched? The people I've told so far were kind of touched I would go out of my way to tell them about FMU.
	3:04pm Andy: Why do I have to pee all of a sudden?
	3:04pm dw!d: Oh wow! Hope this sizzling is a seque to Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast!
	3:05pm Bas NL: Hi Scott & friends!
	🧩 3:05pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Reason For Staying / Electric Music and the Summe... Ahhhh, nice mellow start today.
	3:05pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	3:07pm βrian: I love my white dungarees.
	3:08pm The Oscar: Afternoon! I assume it's already on deck, but the Popeye soundtrack is probably your best bet for a tribute to Ms. Duvall.
	🧩 3:08pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Wild Neil\|\|Peace All @3:04 Contact Station Manager Ken - perhaps if there is a streamlined design, good for business cards, he already has one. Maybe incorporate the website and broadcasting frequencies, wfmu.org, and a design that you or any other fan can reproduce and hand out. He may dig such an idea! A voluntary initiative to expand our fan base.
	3:08pm Adi From Sheffield: Good afternoon/evening all.
	3:09pm Tome: !<>!YeaH!<>!
	3:09pm The Oscar: ↳ Song: "Reason For Staying / Electric Music and the Summe... That was kinda like yacht-rock Ken Nordine.
	3:09pm The Butterman: Scott must be delirious from the heat!
	3:10pm Phillippe: ↳ Wild Neil\|\|Peace All @3:04 great idea!
	3:10pm Scott Williams: Hi everyone! Glad to be back, feeling lysergically poppy, if ya gots any thoughts. And yeah, Popeye's here
	3:10pm The Oscar: ↳ Song: "New Potato Caboose" by "Grateful Dead" I've spotted in Maine a French fry-centric food truck called the New Potato Caboose.
	3:11pm Clincher16": ↳ Song: "New Potato Caboose" by "Grateful Dead" Good Old Hippie Noise!
	3:11pm steveo: gooood afternoooon!
	3:12pm Phillippe: ↳ Song: "New Potato Caboose" by "Grateful Dead" damn, forgot to raise my Dead shield (sigh)
	3:12pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I saw some guys in some band that said "Acid this" or "Acid that" and told them the station plays Chrome and they were into it. I hope to plant some donors is my ultimate goal.
	🧩 3:12pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Scott Williams @3:10 "Lysergically Poppy"! Great mood for today! (though doesn't that imply opiates as well...)
	🧩 3:12pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Song: "New Potato Caboose" by "Grateful Dead" Great start! This is one of my faves. <3
	3:13pm KevinfromBayRidge: ↳ Song: "New Potato Caboose" by "Grateful Dead" Tis Dead!!!...I'm Grateful.
	3:13pm James Douglas: I haven't heard this in years. Time to revisit Anthem of the Sun
	🧩 3:13pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ The Oscar @3:10 I saw the truck at the Solid Sound Festival a few weeks ago. My friend ate a stuffed baked potato
	3:14pm The Butterman: Good for you Scott!
	3:14pm Gary: Nice!
	3:14pm Shmett Shmando: Nice song
	3:14pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Song: "New Potato Caboose" by "Grateful Dead" This seems to have a meandering time signature.
	3:14pm Scott Williams: ↳ Hubig Pie @3:14 it's probably multiple live performances mixed into one
	3:15pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "New Potato Caboose" by "Grateful Dead" Niiiice. Hi Scott, hi All!
	3:15pm steveo: I love the Dead Reddit scene, where I can learn such tidbits as "New Potato often emerged out of the end of Cryptical" (whatever that means)
	🧩 3:15pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Phillippe @3:12 Don't worry, embrace it, dude! There was a "dirty hippy"/"hippy dippy" mood on Scott's show of the 2017 eclipse. And similarly very "freeform" music and comments during any 4/20 episode.
	3:16pm Shmett Shmando: I’m very divided on these guys, but this is a perfect example of something that completely works.
	3:16pm mrdonutsu: ↳ Song: "New Potato Caboose" by "Grateful Dead" Ever, ever, ever so rarely I hear something by these guys and think, damn they could have been something. Like that section in the Acid Test recordings from '66 where for about 6 minutes they're the Velvet Underground (before the Velvet Underground was the Velvet Underground) — only to then wander off into some (for me) much less compelling direction for the rest of the set.
	🧩 3:17pm emilie s: I can take or leave the Dead, but this jam feels so good right now.
	🧩 3:17pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Scott Williams @3:14 Yes! These were probably the best versions ever. Owsley (Bear) recorded these.
	3:18pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I am frustrated about the Dead just like I am about American Football. I have tried to like it, but usually I do not. I do like live St. Stephen....and some other much older stuff. . By the way, the VU was formed in 1964! Wow, so LONG AGO!!!!
	3:18pm 2666ad: Brother JT! A rare treat
	3:18pm morphe': Will not ... sincere words... will not post the link to the "Bring Me the Head of Jerry Garcia " song ... I can say that as I actually saw them too many times ...
	3:19pm Phillippe: ↳ Matt from Springfield @3:15 I've tried, believe me. The stigma of not liking them is stifling. Which might lead one to question why I make it public
	3:19pm common: brother jt! hell yea
	3:20pm Late Bloomer: Speaking my language this afternoon. Great Scott, we’re doin’ it live!
	3:20pm tofuvavohu: You down with OTC? Yeah, you know me.
	3:22pm steveo: ↳ Phillippe @3:19 less painful than the stigmata, at least
	🧩 3:22pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): Scott, Scottontologists.
	3:23pm WoodsOfMaine: Knew Potato Caboose food truck -> www.knewpotatocaboose.com
	🧩 3:23pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Listener Bryan (the Professor) @3:22 Salutations, Professor of Scottontology!
	3:24pm Shmett Shmando: Vocals remind me of Jason Simon from Dead Meadow
	🧩 3:24pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Phillippe @3:19 To find others in the same situation?? I'm like some others here, not being a Deadhead or even a real "fan" of them, but know that they did a number of good songs.
	3:25pm Physarum: YOU JUST MADE MY YEAR, SCOTT WILLIAMS ❤️
	🧩 3:25pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "The Worst Girl in this Town" by "Robin Gibb" SOLO Robin! The classic BGs are in the air and on the Air this week!
	3:25pm Adi From Sheffield: ↳ Matt from Springfield @3:24 I don't really know anything about them to be honest. I mean I'm more aware of the status of the band than the actual material.
	🧩 3:26pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): ↳ Matt from Springfield @3:23 Hey, there, Matt. Dang, this solo Robin sounds like it could have been reissued on Elephant 6. Just needs a sloppy tuba.
	3:26pm eva: I’m not much of a Dead fan. Saw the a few times. Not always good but when they were it was phenomenal.
	🧩 3:26pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Physarum @3:25 THEE Physarum?? NICE! New to me but I dug the track Scott just played!
	3:27pm Adi From Sheffield: ↳ Song: "The Worst Girl in this Town" by "Robin Gibb" The last day or so FMU has given me a couple of choice early Gibb releases I knew nothing about and they're really good. I like this as well as a new find.
	3:27pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Song: "The Worst Girl in this Town" by "Robin Gibb" I've never heard this and I really like it.
	3:27pm Adi From Sheffield: I always end up drawing during this show. www.instagram.com...
	3:27pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "The Worst Girl in this Town" by "Robin Gibb" That's quite a claim. There'd be a lot of competition for that title. :)
	3:28pm Scott Williams: ↳ Physarum @3:25 Sweet! glad you're here
	3:28pm Phillippe: ↳ steveo @3:22 plays right into my martyrdom ambitions
	3:28pm Steve Del Sol: ↳ Song: "The Worst Girl in this Town" by "Robin Gibb" Andy Breckman needs to be notified of this tune. For his collection. Or some other use.
	🧩 3:29pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Adi From Sheffield @3:25 There's too much of the Dead to reliably find a starting point, but I've favorited many tracks played by them on FMU. Lemme search my profile...
	3:29pm Scott Williams: ↳ Steve Del Sol @3:28 Andy has been notified
	3:29pm Triple G: Hi Scott and all! Really enjoying this opening set
	3:30pm Physarum: ↳ Matt from Springfield @3:26 Appreciate it! Love this show and WFMU
	3:30pm WoodsOfMaine: ↳ Matt from Springfield @3:29 My favorite album is Blue For Allah. Lots of twisty instrumentals.
	3:30pm Shmett Shmando: Physarum: Great song! I meant my comparison as a compliment!
	3:31pm Physarum: ↳ Scott Williams @3:28 Always! And love Robin's Reign!
	3:32pm Adi From Sheffield: ↳ Matt from Springfield @3:29 I'm open to discoveries. I feel my tenure listening to FMU has changed me as a listener and some of my studio practices as a musician (a little, I'm an old dog so new tricks take time) 😂
	🧩 3:33pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): Anybody planning to see Dump, Lambchop, and Sloppy Heads tonight?
	3:33pm Physarum: ↳ Shmett Shmando @3:30 Compliment taken (love Dead Meadow)!
	🧩 3:34pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ mrdonutsu @3:16 It helps to know the history. Their best material came later. I don’t think those early Acid Test reveal their talent because it was in no way their best. As the house band for the Merry Pranksters, sampling the wares themselves they ( and all of the participants) were getting way out there during a time when doses weren’t understood. They were free, invited not hired, to play or not This was freeform, meant as background music for the “happenings” at which people were trying the lysergic material for the first time. Often the band members had to stop playing since they were too out there. It is understandable that it sounds rough and raw. I am a seasoned GD head and I find those Acid Test recordings barely listenable. As historical documents they are interesting to me. However, “ Anthem of the Sun” reveals what they were working on at the time—for me, pure gold. "Live Dead” is a great album. This stuff is not for everyone. And, it isn’t required.
	3:34pm Scott Williams: ↳ Listener Bryan (the Professor) @3:33 yessir, that yard's gonna be packed
	3:34pm tofuvavohu: I probably never would have started with the Dead if it wasn't for Jesse Jarnow's fantastic book Heads, which I recommend for anyone who has any interest in the music, drugs, and general culture of the 20th century.
	3:37pm eva: Really like this!
	🧩 3:38pm Devin B.: ↳ tofuvavohu @3:34 Great book! Jesse's an excellent writer.
	🧩 3:38pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): ↳ Scott Williams @3:34 fingers crossed i'll see you there.
	3:38pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: ↳ Song: "Amarração" by "Lê Almeida" this music is uncategorizable? Its pretty great, though!
	🧩 3:40pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ tofuvavohu @3:34 Agree!
	3:41pm steveo: ↳ Wild Neil\|\|Peace All @3:38 [stroking goatee] tell me more about your desire to categorize everything....
	3:44pm Philip: digging this Pastels track
	3:45pm WoodsOfMaine: ↳ tofuvavohu @3:34 Thank you! I didn't even know Jesse was a writer. It's now on my list.
	3:45pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: "Let me tell you about my mother"- Blade Runner
	3:46pm WoodsOfMaine: ↳ Song: "Sailin'" by "Shelly Duvall & Robin Williams" Awe...dang.
	🧩 3:46pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): ↳ Song: "Sailin'" by "Shelly Duvall & Robin Williams" I'll take all the Popeye tunes you've got, Scott.
	🧩 3:47pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): ↳ WoodsOfMaine @3:45 Don't miss his YLT book!
	🧩 3:47pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Sailin'" by "Shelly Duvall & Robin Williams" Rest In Peace, Shelly & Robin...
	3:47pm The Oscar: ↳ Song: "Sailin'" by "Shelly Duvall & Robin Williams" I'm not sure how or why this came to be, but when I was a kid my family had a tradition of watching the Altman Popeye film on New Years Day. Really special film. RIP Olivesk.
	🧩 3:47pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Listener Bryan (the Professor) @3:46 "Popeye Rock!!" (though Clay Pigeon was referring to something different with that ;)
	🧩 3:48pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): ↳ The Oscar @3:47 I remember exactly where I sat in the movie theater.
	3:48pm jeyster: oh wow, I had a dream about robin williams last night and then this was the song playing as soon as i opened wfmu today whattttt
	3:48pm Regina J: Oh, Shelley. ❤️
	3:48pm morphe': ↳ Song: "Sailin'" by "Shelly Duvall & Robin Williams" Shelly D is great in the original BWshort Frankenweenie... [school work of Burton}
	3:48pm rf: ↳ Song: "Sailin'" by "Shelly Duvall & Robin Williams" Oh no!
	3:49pm joe mulligan: ↳ Song: "Sailin'" by "Shelly Duvall & Robin Williams" wonderful requiem Scott
	3:49pm WoodsOfMaine: Speaking of books, I recently read that Astral Weeks book. The use of that title is sort of a misdirection/ripoff as the book is more about Boston culture and cults and general assholery. I bailed after one too many visits to the cult.
	3:50pm WoodsOfMaine: That's fine. I feel like getting out of the country on the 4th of July.
	3:50pm rf: what a delightful soundtrack and movie.
	3:50pm bleubombersune: Shelley sailin' into the horizon
	3:52pm The Oscar: If anyone's looking for a Shelley deep cut, check out "Bernice Bobs Her Hair" on Kanopy or Prime-- nifty PBS adaptation of a Fitzgerald story, directed by Joan Miklin Silver and co-starring Bud Cort and Veronica Cartwright!
	3:53pm morphe': "..approached actress Shelley Duval who she knew casually because Duval had tried unsuccessfully to sell Disney on her idea for a series to be called Faerie Tale Theatre. Hickson wrote to her, feeling that if she got the material to Duval directly that the actress would respond to it. Actor Daniel Stern came on board because he had wanted to work with Duval. Actor Paul Bartel, always a strong supporter of small independent films, loved the material, as well. “Basically, we got this cast for no money because they all wanted to do it,” Hickson recalled. “They [the actors] were all great. All of these people, they knew I had never done anything before, but they liked the idea (of the film). They felt that I cared. I think what they did was make me feel comfortable and I started to learn that you have to communicate with people,” Burton told another interviewer a decade after the film’s release. The final cast was Shelley Duval (Susan Frankenstein), Daniel Stern (Ben Frankenstein), Barret Oliver (Victor Frankenstein), Joseph Maher (Mr. Chambers), Roz Braverman (Mrs. Rose Epstein who has a dachshund named “Raymond”), Paul Bartel (Mr. Walsh, the school science teacher), Sofia Coppola credited as “Domino” (Ann Chambers), Jason Hervey (Frank Dale), Paul C. Scott (Mike Anderson), Helen Boll (Mrs. Curtis), Bob Herron (Street Player), Donna Hall (Street Player), Rusty James (Raymond) and Sparky as Sparky...." https://mouseplanet.com/the-making-of-the-original-frankenweenie/3621/
	3:56pm mndave: "Almost shocking, artless, banal" has me "almost curious enough to listen" but not quite!
	3:57pm tofuvavohu: ↳ WoodsOfMaine @3:49 I enjoyed that one. When I lived in Boston I definitely knew a few people with Lyman connections (and I knew the record), so I found that piece pretty interesting.
	🧩 3:58pm Matt from Springfield: Maudlin early Bee Gees - the main influence for The Carpenters' maudlin element.
	🧩 3:58pm Matt from Springfield: As for Don: what happened to the Good Ol' Days, when people simply took their artless bitterness and sang it into their tape recorders while hiding in their closet!
	🧩 3:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, Scott and electric weirdos!
	3:59pm WoodsOfMaine: ↳ tofuvavohu @3:57 It just made me wonder if it would have done as well sales-wise if they'd titled it differently. I mean, Morrison was not really even a secondary character. I did think the stuff about the early clubs was interesting though the only clubs I've been to in the Boston area were The Channel, The Middle East, and the original House of Blues.
	4:00pm βrian: He kneads me.
	🧩 4:00pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): He Needs Me!
	4:00pm morphe': Don McDoofuss ..."Worst girlfriend ..." for later ... check out 7 Sec yesterday for a laugh ... about 20 mins in ..
	4:00pm common: ↳ Song: "He Needs Me" by "Shelly Duvall" sniff
	4:01pm Physarum: You got it, Scott! Pheye-saa-rum (or Phiz-za-rum if you're feeling British).
	4:02pm Pappy with the Khaki Sweatband: Had this Popeye film on a Beta tape in the early 80s .. my Sisiter and I wore that thing out ..
	4:03pm The Oscar: No one has ever been more perfectly cast than Shelley Duvall as Olive Oyl.
	🧩 4:03pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ The Oscar @3:52 I read that and watched that (on VHS!) in middle school!
	4:03pm WoodsOfMaine: Dang it....laptop battery croakin'...
	4:03pm morphe': ↳ Song: "He Needs Me" by "Shelly Duvall" There is a visual outtake where she had to do it and re-do which is quite amazing too ...
	4:05pm Hubig Pie: ↳ morphe' @4:03 I've heard that here. Nilsson plays the mouth tuba.
	4:06pm Carmichael: Heya Scotty. Kami is RT's daughter, no?
	4:07pm Toothgrinder Tom: I yam what I yam > it is what it is.
	🧩 4:07pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Carmichael @4:06 Yup -- and Linda's! She had friends and family sing the songs on this record.
	4:07pm McGroovey: ↳ Song: "The Solitary Traveller" by "Kami Thompson" I recognize the male backing vocalist, kinda. If it Teddy Thompson?
	🧩 4:08pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Matt from Springfield @3:29 The FMU Favorites only go back so far! So I searched for past playlists of my own "recommended" Grateful Dead: 1970's Workingman's Dead album seems a great place to start. The "stereotypical" Dead songs like "Casey Jones" and "Uncle John's Band" are good, but "Black Peter" is a great catalogue track. "Ladies And Gentlemen...The Grateful Dead", the Apr 1971 Fillmore East show ends with a great recording of their closer, folk-gospel classic "I Bid You Good Night". An interesting pop single from 1978 "France", Blues for Allah bonus cut "Distorto", and of course "New Potato Caboose" and Anthem of the Sun seem like fruitful territory to explore.
	4:09pm βrian: ↳ Song: "Oh, The Pain of Loving You" by "Porter Wagoner & ... Love that pedal squeal.
	🧩 4:09pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Oh, The Pain of Loving You" by "Porter Wagoner & ... New to me and oh so so so beautiful! 💞
	🧩 4:10pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ βrian @4:09 No other feeling or vibe like it!
	4:10pm Late Bloomer: One vote for The Bevis Frond on the lysergic pop front
	4:11pm McGroovey: ↳ McGroovey @4:07 (posted hardly whole I meant hating while I meant hastily while shopping without glasses)
	4:11pm Laura Panic: 6am here....
	4:12pm McGroovey: ↳ Late Bloomer @4:10 What sensible person would vote AGAINST the Bevis Frond?
	4:13pm Scott Williams: ↳ WoodsOfMaine @3:49 Astral Weeks is one of my fave music books, learned so much. Admit the title is a bit of a red herring
	🧩 4:14pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Late Bloomer @4:10 I have tix for their upcoming SF show in October. :D
	4:15pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Scott Williams @4:13 I bought a used copy of that book. The first 19 pages were missing. I did enjoy the read. Deep dive into '60's Boston psychedelia.
	4:15pm Erik/VT: ↳ Song: "The Solitary Traveller" by "Kami Thompson" How the heck have I not heard of Kami Thompson’s solo career. Troglodyte status still intact. That parody album cover of “Proxy Music” (1st Roxy album model) is (Jim) priceless & a dandy! 👏👏👏
	4:18pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "About Time" by "Kelley Stoltz" Kelley Stoltz--so talented
	4:19pm Phillippe: ↳ Marie in Chicago @4:18 agreed, I've liked everything I've heard
	4:20pm Scott Williams: ↳ Carmichael @4:06 You are correct sir, and brother Teddy sings on that one too
	4:21pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: ↳ Late Bloomer @4:10 OMG YESSSSS BEVIS FROND!!
	4:21pm Alex: About time by Kelley stoltz a Total Ween ripoff !
	🧩 4:22pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Destroy All Music" by "Thingy" A nice-sounding Thingy...
	4:23pm Carmichael: ↳ Scott Williams @4:20 Answered at 4:20, he he ... Thanks!
	4:26pm Carmichael: ↳ Erik/VT @4:15 A real tribute album is called The Song Retains the Name. Not bad, either.
	4:26pm wholewheattoast: Thought Alan was on for a second.
	4:27pm paddy in matawan: Always a great show Ween or Weenless.
	🧩 4:27pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "The Mollusk" by "Ween" +50 Favorites!
	4:27pm WoodsOfMaine: Oops...forgot to put up my WeenShield(tm)
	4:27pm tofuvavohu: In a similar vein to Astral Weeks, David Hajdu's Positively 4th Street has a a lot of good Boston in the 60s stuff (and more Thomas Pynchon content than I expected)
	4:27pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Gotta buy an LED light/blutooth speaker for the second bathroom so my son can listen to Phonk in his own bathroom.
	4:27pm McGroovey: ↳ San Pedro Girl @4:14 That reminds me that... Did I already buy a ticket for the NYC show?...I guess I need to check.
	4:28pm Ben in Newark: ↳ wholewheattoast @4:26 Playing Ween should be a batsignal to summon Alan to the board
	4:28pm DjLorraine: ↳ Song: "Touch Me With A Summer Finger" by "Talsness" Is there also a spring finger?
	4:29pm McGroovey: ↳ McGroovey @4:27 I did. Phshew.
	4:29pm paddy in matawan: ↳ DjLorraine @4:28 Touch My Tooter Can't Put My Finger On It.
	4:31pm paddy in matawan: ↳ Song: "Sketches of Saturn (Love in Space)" by "Grasshopp... Sketches of Winkle's Golden Eel
	4:32pm tofuvavohu: ↳ WoodsOfMaine @3:59 I haven't seen it, but there's a Billy Ruane documentary that came out earlier this year that prolly delivers the Middle East content you crave...
	4:33pm Late Bloomer: @ San Pedro SF bevis frond show is gonna be awesome!
	4:34pm WoodsOfMaine: @tofuvavohu I'd be interested. Saw Southern Culture on the Skids there...came upstairs and it was belly dance night. Crazy!
	4:35pm rf: LARGE
	4:37pm Picante Mint: Rest in Peace Shelley <3
	🧩 4:37pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ rf @4:35 MONEY
	🧩 4:37pm Listener Jonny in MA............. d-_-b: ↳ tofuvavohu @4:32 Are you in Boston? I'm kinda in Boston. Greater Boston/Eastern MA anyway.
	4:38pm Aitch: ↳ paddy in matawan @4:31 Mang
	🧩 4:38pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Matt from Springfield @4:37 FUNNY
	4:38pm paddy in matawan: Bluto was an asshat
	4:38pm Aitch: Good morning Scott and crew
	4:40pm paddy in matawan: I was wondering if that was Scott mixing it up! Cool!
	🧩 4:41pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Sketches of Saturn (Love in Space)" by "Grasshopp... Yes the flute loops
	4:41pm tofuvavohu: ↳ Listener Jonny in MA............. d-_-b @4:37 I lived in Newton/JP/Somerville from 1998 to 2011, when my wife got a job in Seattle. I still consider Boston my spiritual home.
	🧩 4:41pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Listener Jonny in MA............. d-_-b @4:37 "Please Kinda Come to Boston Anyway"
	4:42pm Marie in Chicago: Alan Parsons! I love some of his stuff
	🧩 4:42pm Matt from Springfield: "Cocaine-styled tomfoolery" Is it stupid, or is it GREAT!
	4:43pm paddy in matawan: ↳ Song: "Sketches of Saturn (Love in Space)" by "Grasshopp... I can think of a Ween song title that closely resembles nearly every song on this album! I have my work to do! Thanks Scott!
	4:45pm Marie in Chicago: a ruffian ______ cat? (didn't understand that but it sounds great)
	🧩 4:46pm tim: Hi Scott! Hi everbody!
	4:46pm Carmichael: ↳ Marie in Chicago @4:42 Trefethen is populated by members of Ambrosia (including Tom Trefethen, who was/is a recording engineer). They all appeared on Parsons' 1st LP, and he produced Ambrosia. Makes sense he appears here.
	🧩 4:47pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Carmichael @4:46 Oh WOW! So the non-schlocky "good parts" of Ambrosia went into that group and made an album more like their earlier material?
	4:48pm Adi From Sheffield: ↳ Song: "He's Definitely Not The Type" by "Jennifer Walshe... Ooh.
	4:48pm paddy in matawan: ↳ Carmichael @4:46 I just picked up Rhode Island from a thrift store today as I now have the vinyl bug! Cover art was Ralph Steadman so I was immediately hooked!
	4:48pm happymaan: I had to check if this was Abbie.
	4:49pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Carmichael @4:46 oh wow, interesting. Thanks! Hi @)
	4:49pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "He's Definitely Not The Type" by "Jennifer Walshe... I find this kind of funny, which is probably kind of sick
	4:49pm The Oscar: ↳ tofuvavohu @4:32 Caught it at IFFBoston, and can confirm! My review, if yer interested: bostonhassle.com...
	4:52pm Carmichael: ↳ Matt from Springfield @4:47 David Pack is still working with Parsons, sometimes under the moniker "Deep E" (a play on his initials). I believe they released a single recently.
	🧩 4:53pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Carmichael @4:52 Interesting note, thanks!
	🧩 4:53pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Edalamram" by "H.C. Cross" "Tomorrow Never Changes"
	4:54pm Carmichael: ↳ Carmichael @4:52 Which reminds me, I took a concert photo of Pack performing with APP in the 90s. He is emoting heavily with his hand stretched out; the song lyrics are clearly seen on his palm ...
	4:58pm Carmichael: ↳ paddy in matawan @4:48 I was just recalling Thompson's piece about the Kentucky Derby, and Steadman creating all those grotesque paintings of the elite attendees. A great article.
	🧩 4:58pm Handy Haversack: ↳ tim @4:46 Tim!
	5:02pm tofuvavohu: ↳ The Oscar @4:49 That's a nice piece. Thanks for posting it here.
	5:02pm Andres: ↳ Song: "New Sides" by "Projecto Azul" Good afternoon. Loving this!! So dreamy.
	5:02pm paddy in matawan: ↳ Carmichael @4:58 Yes I need to seek those out. Need a piece for my wall. I had no idea who the band was!
	🧩 5:07pm chresti: ↳ Carmichael @4:54 Perfect.
	🧩 5:07pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "It Cost's To Be Austere" by "Crash Course in Scie... A lot of "new releases" of early '80s material coming out!
	🧩 5:08pm chresti: All these 81 gems- arb are you listening?
	5:10pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: ↳ Song: "It Cost's To Be Austere" by "Crash Course in Scie... This reminds me of Flying Lizards.
	5:11pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "It Cost's To Be Austere" by "Crash Course in Scie... Is that a [sic] in the title?
	5:13pm Scott Williams: ↳ Roberto @5:11 yep it's a [sic]
	🧩 5:14pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles" by "Captain Be... 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
	5:14pm pmcWhenever: @The Oscar thx for art… havnt seen it yet but the trailer is like a flashback… Billy really was all that…
	5:14pm Roberto: ↳ Scott Williams @5:13 [sic]kening!
	5:16pm joe mulligan: ↳ Song: "Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles" by "Captain Be... the chillest Captn Beefheart I ever did hear
	🧩 5:16pm Handy Haversack: Taking the music and all of you outside for the Happiest of Hours. Cheers, m'Scotteers!
	🧩 5:17pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:16 Cheers, Handy! 🍸
	🧩 5:18pm chresti: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:16 Happy cheerios, Handy!
	5:18pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: 1979 was a special year for postpunk and stuff like this. I was in 6th grade. I was listening to WKTU Disco 92.3 in NYC and remember it changing over to K-Rock I think. Disco died in 1982 or so? 81? Anybody ? Bueller? Bueller??
	5:19pm Destroit: Hi scott. Loving the show. Per usual, work preventing me from commenting very often
	5:19pm steveo: ↳ Scott Williams @5:13 they are demonstrating that they have punctuation marks to spare!
	5:20pm steveo: ↳ Wild Neil\|\|Peace All @5:18 disco lives!
	🧩 5:20pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Read the Room" by "Pearl & The Oysters feat. Laet... Good policy!
	5:20pm Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	5:20pm Andres: ↳ Song: "Read the Room" by "Pearl & The Oysters feat. Laet... Wow!!
	5:20pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Read the Room" by "Pearl & The Oysters feat. Laet... Laetitia!
	5:20pm Phillippe: ↳ Song: "Read the Room" by "Pearl & The Oysters feat. Laet... love this! 2 michelin stars
	🧩 5:21pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Wild Neil\|\|Peace All @5:18 Disco Demolition Night was Jul 12 1979 - by 1980 Disco Was Dead (in the US anyway). Then the post-disco trend of "dance music" without actually calling it "disco". But the sound of it still hung on in various ways. Michael Jackson's Thriller album in '82 was #1, yet what would you call it if not an updated "disco"? (Particularly the title track, listen for it in there!)
	5:21pm Phillippe: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:16 laters!
	5:22pm steveo: i thought it died the moment that Disco Duck was released
	🧩 5:22pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Annex" by "OMD" The Orchestral Manoeuvres!!
	🧩 5:22pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Phillippe @5:21 Of, you can't get rid of me so easy! Just, now you have me AND daiquiri!
	5:23pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): Hell yeah OMD
	🧩 5:24pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ steveo @5:22 My word would be Disco was "taken" at that moment - taken from its adherents and fans and made into hyper-commercialized neon on the road to ruin...
	🧩 5:24pm chresti: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:22 Has anyone watched Daktari?
	5:27pm Carmichael: ↳ chresti @5:24 You mean the old TV show? You betcha.
	🧩 5:27pm chresti: ↳ Carmichael @5:27 I think Clarence the crossed eye lion starred in it?
	5:28pm Phillippe: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:22 nice! I have the 3rd grade reading comprehension thing going on today!
	5:31pm Erik/VT: ↳ Carmichael @4:26 Hiya Carm, thanks - a tad mixed up 😑, Do you refer to Beat the Retreat covers comp? Or sumpin else ? A Led Zep joke covers songs ?
	🧩 5:35pm Matt from Springfield: "For a transcript of Scott's reading, please send $20 and a self-addressed envelope to: WFMU Literary Society, c/o Scott Williams PO Box 2011 Jersey City, NJ 07303-2011"
	🧩 5:35pm Ken From Hyde Park: Your DJ speaks, vigorously.
	5:36pm steveo: those bell clangs
	5:36pm Carmichael: ↳ Erik/VT @5:31 Sorry, I was being obscure, I suppose. I liked the title Proxy Music and countered with one that I knew of. Not a joke, either. Just a Zep tribute by some unlikely artists.
	5:37pm morphe': Thanks Scotty and all ...
	5:37pm Carmichael: ↳ chresti @5:27 Yes he did!
	5:39pm Erik/VT: ↳ Carmichael @5:36 Ok - I follow now! Apologies for the questing literal-ness follow-ups.
	5:41pm sherman hemsley: wow gong far out
	5:43pm Scott Williams: ↳ sherman hemsley @5:41 don't offer Daevid your weed tho, he don't toke
	🧩 5:47pm tim: Guys! Check it out! I got the new Maggot Brain mag in the mail today. There's a friggin 8 page spread on DJ Stashu!!!!!!!!!
	5:48pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Poxy Music?
	🧩 5:48pm royvis: Great show Scott! Amy thinks so too!
	🧩 5:48pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ tim @5:47 Great news!! (This time it's 8 pages, but next time - it might be 9!!)
	🧩 5:50pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Wild Neil\|\|Peace All @5:48 Sounds repellant. Whereas "Epoxy Music" is music that gets "stuck" to you! :)
	🧩 5:50pm Handy Haversack: ↳ tim @5:47 What????!!!!
	🧩 5:51pm egould: ↳ Song: "Side A (excerpt)" by "Whip Appeal" I feel like my eardrums are being vacuumed.
	🧩 5:51pm Handy Haversack: OK, I am making Apple Rum Rickeys. Anyone want? Many thanks, Scott! I'll pour yours into the speaker so it gets to you fresh!
	🧩 5:52pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:51 Yum, sounds like a good'un for today! Salud!
	5:52pm Scott Williams: ↳ royvis @5:48 Hiya Roy & Amy!! Thanks, lovely to hear from you
	5:52pm Scott Williams: ↳ tim @5:47 Atomic Polka!
	5:53pm bradford: Thanks, Scott!
	🧩 5:53pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Lovin' You, Lovin' Me" by "Candy Staton" Sweet Candy! 😊
	5:54pm Carmichael: Thank you, Sir Scott.
	5:54pm steveo: time, it slips to where i do not know; but at least it was an awesome show :) :)
	5:54pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott!
	5:55pm Triple G: Excellent stuff, thanks Scott
	🧩 5:55pm Matt from Springfield: Fantastic show today! THANKS Scott! Have a great evening, Scotians!
	🧩 5:56pm tim: Thanks, Scott!
	5:56pm dale: just jumping on....listened to the last coupla' hours and some good sounds. plus the ac is off and the window is open, so that's a bonus to actually hear the music.
	5:56pm The Butterman: Very very good, Scott. Thanks for making our afternoon swell!
	5:56pm Scott Williams: Thanks everyone! This was fun, and now Rosko's getting frisky
	5:56pm Late Bloomer: This show made my week. Thank you Scott! Catch you live next week 🤞if not I’ll find you in the archives
	🧩 5:56pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "My Love, My Life" by "The Mystic Moods Orchestra" ...and a most appropos bookend to the show! 😃
	5:57pm dale: always a lot of pervy 'the girl has become a woman' sentiment in 60s and 70s music.
	🧩 5:58pm egould: Thanks Scott.
	🧩 5:58pm chresti: Thanks Scott!
	5:58pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): Thanks, Scott!
	5:58pm bleubombersune: Scott Thank you all stay safe and be well
	🧩 5:58pm chresti: ↳ dale @5:57 oh yes "come here little girl"
	🧩 5:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Scott!
	11:26am TDK60: Dead haters are such a bore. {Fri. Jul. 12 - 11:25 AM}

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July 11, 2024

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New / Special	Approx. start time
The Mystic Moods Orchestra	Reason For Staying / Electric Music and the Summer People	Highway One	WB	1972			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Grateful Dead	New Potato Caboose "New Potato Caboose" by "Grateful Dead"	Anthem of the Sun	WB	1968			0:07:19 (Pop-up)
Brother JT	Poor Wayfaring Stranger	Spirituals	Drag City	2002			0:15:15 (Pop-up)
Olivia Tremor Control	Opening - Lots of Theremins - A Peculiar Noise Called "Train Director"	Black Foliage: Animation Music Volume One	Flydaddy Records	1999			0:17:58 (Pop-up)
Physarum	Tomorrow Crown "Tomorrow Crown" by "Physarum"	Series 4	The Keep			*	0:21:23 (Pop-up)
Robin Gibb	The Worst Girl in this Town	Robin's Reign	Atco	1970			0:22:43 (Pop-up)
Lê Almeida	Amarração "Amarração" by "Lê Almeida"	Aulas	IFB Records – Transfusão Noise	2020			0:29:10 (Pop-up)
Gorky's Zygotic Minci	Meirion Wyllt	Barafundle	Mercury	1997			0:37:34 (Pop-up)
The Pastels	Unfair Kind of Fame "Unfair Kind of Fame" by "The Pastels"	Unfair Kind of Fame EP	Up	1997			0:41:55 (Pop-up)
Shelly Duvall & Robin Williams	Sailin'	sdtk "Popeye"	Boardwalk	1980	R.I.P. Shelly Duvall		0:43:31 (Pop-up)

Shelly Duvall	He Needs Me "He Needs Me" by "Shelly Duvall"	sdtk "Popeye"	Boardwalk	1980			0:58:45 (Pop-up)
Kami Thompson	The Solitary Traveller	Linda Thompson: Proxy Music: Friends and Family Sing Her Songs	StorySound			*	1:02:32 (Pop-up)
Porter Wagoner & Dolly Parton	Oh, The Pain of Loving You	Two Of A Kind	RCA	1971			1:07:06 (Pop-up)
Wendy & Bonnie	Five O'clock in the Morning	Genesis	Sundazed	1969		*	1:08:15 (Pop-up)
Trefethen	It Just Followed Me Home	Am I Stupid Or Am I Great?	Pacific Arts	1980			1:11:10 (Pop-up)
Kelley Stoltz	About Time "About Time" by "Kelley Stoltz"	La Fleur	Agitated / Dandyboy			***	1:14:31 (Pop-up)
Thingy	Destroy All Music "Destroy All Music" by "Thingy"	Songs About Angels, Evil And Running Around on Fire	Cargo	1997			1:19:39 (Pop-up)
Talsness	Touch Me With A Summer Finger	Touch Me With A Summer Finger	Cuniglius	2015			1:21:14 (Pop-up)
Ween	The Mollusk "The Mollusk" by "Ween"	The Mollusk	Elektra	1997			1:24:57 (Pop-up)
Grasshopper And The Golden Crickets	Sketches of Saturn (Love in Space)	The Orbit of Eternal Grace	Beggars Banquet	1998			1:27:23 (Pop-up)
Shelly Duvall	He's Large "He's Large" by "Shelly Duvall"	sdtk "Popeye"	Boardwalk	1980			1:33:00 (Pop-up)

Jennifer Walshe & Tony Conrad	He's Definitely Not The Type	In the Merry Month of May	Drag City		recorded 2015-16	*	1:45:37 (Pop-up)
H.C. Cross	Edalamram "Edalamram" by "H.C. Cross"	Marmalade 7"	Atelier			*	1:48:45 (Pop-up)
Apifera	Iris Is Neil "Iris Is Neil" by "Apifera"	Keep the Outside Open	Stones Throw			*	1:53:27 (Pop-up)
Projecto Azul	New Sides "New Sides" by "Projecto Azul"	Rock Rendez Vous: Música Moderna Portuguesa 1985-1986 (V/a)	Dark Entries	1985		*	1:58:12 (Pop-up)
Sub Verse	Chance Romance "Chance Romance" by "Sub Verse"	Scaling Triangles 12" EP (V/a)	Siltbreeze	1981		*	2:02:07 (Pop-up)
Crash Course in Science	It Cost's To Be Austere	Near Marineland	Dark Entries	1981		*	2:05:31 (Pop-up)
The Marilyns	I'm Glad I'm Not a Man	7"	Spacecase	1988		*	2:09:13 (Pop-up)
Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band	Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles	Clear Spot	Reprise	1972			2:11:52 (Pop-up)
Interior	Bizarre Disco "Bizarre Disco" by "Interior"	From Punk to Ultra: The Plurex Story (V/a)	Sundazed	1979		*	2:14:43 (Pop-up)
Pearl & The Oysters feat. Laetitia Sadier	Read the Room	Coast 2 Coast	Stones Throw			*	2:17:32 (Pop-up)
OMD	Annex "Annex" by "OMD"	Navigation - The OMD B-Sides	Virgin	2001			2:19:29 (Pop-up)

Gong	Mister Long Shank: O Mother I am Your Fantasy	Absolutely the Best of...	Fuel 2000	1971 / 2001			2:35:22 (Pop-up)
Seth Graham	Mas Que Fin "Mas Que Fin" by "Seth Graham"	Gasp	Orange Milk	2018			2:40:52 (Pop-up)
Whip Appeal	Side A (excerpt) "Side A (excerpt)" by "Whip Appeal"	Whip Appeal	Flat Plastic Home Media			*	2:43:45 (Pop-up)
Candy Staton	Lovin' You, Lovin' Me	S/t	Kent Soul	1972		*	2:51:22 (Pop-up)
The Mystic Moods Orchestra	My Love, My Life	Highway One	WB	1972			2:54:08 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🧩 3:00pm Handy Haversack: Scott and all the Waistscott Wearers!
	3:01pm Phillippe: howdy
	🧩 3:01pm chresti: Hi Scott and scottellites!
	3:02pm common: scott! everyone
	3:02pm The Butterman: Hiya, Scott n folk’l.
	3:03pm Fred and Alan: Hello Scott love from Fred and Alan
	🧩 3:03pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Handy Haversack @3:00 'Waistscott', incorporating a different vowel into the names today! As for me, this summer just makes me want to say: HI to Scott and all the Scott Weather!
	3:03pm i can’t think of anything: hello
	3:04pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I want to print up cards that say "Wfmu.org-freeform radio." and instructions on how to use the WMFU band browser. I will then hand them out to anybody sporting a band tshirt that I think might enjoy it. Or an Avedis Zildian T-shirt. Oh, just got tickets to BEAT (Adrian Belew/Steve Vai/Tony Levin and the drummer from Tool doing 80's King Crimson). Is my card idea far-fetched? The people I've told so far were kind of touched I would go out of my way to tell them about FMU.
	3:04pm Andy: Why do I have to pee all of a sudden?
	3:04pm dw!d: Oh wow! Hope this sizzling is a seque to Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast!
	3:05pm Bas NL: Hi Scott & friends!
	🧩 3:05pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Reason For Staying / Electric Music and the Summe... Ahhhh, nice mellow start today.
	3:05pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	3:07pm βrian: I love my white dungarees.
	3:08pm The Oscar: Afternoon! I assume it's already on deck, but the Popeye soundtrack is probably your best bet for a tribute to Ms. Duvall.
	🧩 3:08pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Wild Neil\|\|Peace All @3:04 Contact Station Manager Ken - perhaps if there is a streamlined design, good for business cards, he already has one. Maybe incorporate the website and broadcasting frequencies, wfmu.org, and a design that you or any other fan can reproduce and hand out. He may dig such an idea! A voluntary initiative to expand our fan base.
	3:08pm Adi From Sheffield: Good afternoon/evening all.
	3:09pm Tome: !<>!YeaH!<>!
	3:09pm The Oscar: ↳ Song: "Reason For Staying / Electric Music and the Summe... That was kinda like yacht-rock Ken Nordine.
	3:09pm The Butterman: Scott must be delirious from the heat!
	3:10pm Phillippe: ↳ Wild Neil\|\|Peace All @3:04 great idea!
	3:10pm Scott Williams: Hi everyone! Glad to be back, feeling lysergically poppy, if ya gots any thoughts. And yeah, Popeye's here
	3:10pm The Oscar: ↳ Song: "New Potato Caboose" by "Grateful Dead" I've spotted in Maine a French fry-centric food truck called the New Potato Caboose.
	3:11pm Clincher16": ↳ Song: "New Potato Caboose" by "Grateful Dead" Good Old Hippie Noise!
	3:11pm steveo: gooood afternoooon!
	3:12pm Phillippe: ↳ Song: "New Potato Caboose" by "Grateful Dead" damn, forgot to raise my Dead shield (sigh)
	3:12pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I saw some guys in some band that said "Acid this" or "Acid that" and told them the station plays Chrome and they were into it. I hope to plant some donors is my ultimate goal.
	🧩 3:12pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Scott Williams @3:10 "Lysergically Poppy"! Great mood for today! (though doesn't that imply opiates as well...)
	🧩 3:12pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Song: "New Potato Caboose" by "Grateful Dead" Great start! This is one of my faves. <3
	3:13pm KevinfromBayRidge: ↳ Song: "New Potato Caboose" by "Grateful Dead" Tis Dead!!!...I'm Grateful.
	3:13pm James Douglas: I haven't heard this in years. Time to revisit Anthem of the Sun
	🧩 3:13pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ The Oscar @3:10 I saw the truck at the Solid Sound Festival a few weeks ago. My friend ate a stuffed baked potato
	3:14pm The Butterman: Good for you Scott!
	3:14pm Gary: Nice!
	3:14pm Shmett Shmando: Nice song
	3:14pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Song: "New Potato Caboose" by "Grateful Dead" This seems to have a meandering time signature.
	3:14pm Scott Williams: ↳ Hubig Pie @3:14 it's probably multiple live performances mixed into one
	3:15pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "New Potato Caboose" by "Grateful Dead" Niiiice. Hi Scott, hi All!
	3:15pm steveo: I love the Dead Reddit scene, where I can learn such tidbits as "New Potato often emerged out of the end of Cryptical" (whatever that means)
	🧩 3:15pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Phillippe @3:12 Don't worry, embrace it, dude! There was a "dirty hippy"/"hippy dippy" mood on Scott's show of the 2017 eclipse. And similarly very "freeform" music and comments during any 4/20 episode.
	3:16pm Shmett Shmando: I’m very divided on these guys, but this is a perfect example of something that completely works.
	3:16pm mrdonutsu: ↳ Song: "New Potato Caboose" by "Grateful Dead" Ever, ever, ever so rarely I hear something by these guys and think, damn they could have been something. Like that section in the Acid Test recordings from '66 where for about 6 minutes they're the Velvet Underground (before the Velvet Underground was the Velvet Underground) — only to then wander off into some (for me) much less compelling direction for the rest of the set.
	🧩 3:17pm emilie s: I can take or leave the Dead, but this jam feels so good right now.
	🧩 3:17pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Scott Williams @3:14 Yes! These were probably the best versions ever. Owsley (Bear) recorded these.
	3:18pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I am frustrated about the Dead just like I am about American Football. I have tried to like it, but usually I do not. I do like live St. Stephen....and some other much older stuff. . By the way, the VU was formed in 1964! Wow, so LONG AGO!!!!
	3:18pm 2666ad: Brother JT! A rare treat
	3:18pm morphe': Will not ... sincere words... will not post the link to the "Bring Me the Head of Jerry Garcia " song ... I can say that as I actually saw them too many times ...
	3:19pm Phillippe: ↳ Matt from Springfield @3:15 I've tried, believe me. The stigma of not liking them is stifling. Which might lead one to question why I make it public
	3:19pm common: brother jt! hell yea
	3:20pm Late Bloomer: Speaking my language this afternoon. Great Scott, we’re doin’ it live!
	3:20pm tofuvavohu: You down with OTC? Yeah, you know me.
	3:22pm steveo: ↳ Phillippe @3:19 less painful than the stigmata, at least
	🧩 3:22pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): Scott, Scottontologists.
	3:23pm WoodsOfMaine: Knew Potato Caboose food truck -> www.knewpotatocaboose.com
	🧩 3:23pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Listener Bryan (the Professor) @3:22 Salutations, Professor of Scottontology!
	3:24pm Shmett Shmando: Vocals remind me of Jason Simon from Dead Meadow
	🧩 3:24pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Phillippe @3:19 To find others in the same situation?? I'm like some others here, not being a Deadhead or even a real "fan" of them, but know that they did a number of good songs.
	3:25pm Physarum: YOU JUST MADE MY YEAR, SCOTT WILLIAMS ❤️
	🧩 3:25pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "The Worst Girl in this Town" by "Robin Gibb" SOLO Robin! The classic BGs are in the air and on the Air this week!
	3:25pm Adi From Sheffield: ↳ Matt from Springfield @3:24 I don't really know anything about them to be honest. I mean I'm more aware of the status of the band than the actual material.
	🧩 3:26pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): ↳ Matt from Springfield @3:23 Hey, there, Matt. Dang, this solo Robin sounds like it could have been reissued on Elephant 6. Just needs a sloppy tuba.
	3:26pm eva: I’m not much of a Dead fan. Saw the a few times. Not always good but when they were it was phenomenal.
	🧩 3:26pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Physarum @3:25 THEE Physarum?? NICE! New to me but I dug the track Scott just played!
	3:27pm Adi From Sheffield: ↳ Song: "The Worst Girl in this Town" by "Robin Gibb" The last day or so FMU has given me a couple of choice early Gibb releases I knew nothing about and they're really good. I like this as well as a new find.
	3:27pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Song: "The Worst Girl in this Town" by "Robin Gibb" I've never heard this and I really like it.
	3:27pm Adi From Sheffield: I always end up drawing during this show. www.instagram.com...
	3:27pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "The Worst Girl in this Town" by "Robin Gibb" That's quite a claim. There'd be a lot of competition for that title. :)
	3:28pm Scott Williams: ↳ Physarum @3:25 Sweet! glad you're here
	3:28pm Phillippe: ↳ steveo @3:22 plays right into my martyrdom ambitions
	3:28pm Steve Del Sol: ↳ Song: "The Worst Girl in this Town" by "Robin Gibb" Andy Breckman needs to be notified of this tune. For his collection. Or some other use.
	🧩 3:29pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Adi From Sheffield @3:25 There's too much of the Dead to reliably find a starting point, but I've favorited many tracks played by them on FMU. Lemme search my profile...
	3:29pm Scott Williams: ↳ Steve Del Sol @3:28 Andy has been notified
	3:29pm Triple G: Hi Scott and all! Really enjoying this opening set
	3:30pm Physarum: ↳ Matt from Springfield @3:26 Appreciate it! Love this show and WFMU
	3:30pm WoodsOfMaine: ↳ Matt from Springfield @3:29 My favorite album is Blue For Allah. Lots of twisty instrumentals.
	3:30pm Shmett Shmando: Physarum: Great song! I meant my comparison as a compliment!
	3:31pm Physarum: ↳ Scott Williams @3:28 Always! And love Robin's Reign!
	3:32pm Adi From Sheffield: ↳ Matt from Springfield @3:29 I'm open to discoveries. I feel my tenure listening to FMU has changed me as a listener and some of my studio practices as a musician (a little, I'm an old dog so new tricks take time) 😂
	🧩 3:33pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): Anybody planning to see Dump, Lambchop, and Sloppy Heads tonight?
	3:33pm Physarum: ↳ Shmett Shmando @3:30 Compliment taken (love Dead Meadow)!
	🧩 3:34pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ mrdonutsu @3:16 It helps to know the history. Their best material came later. I don’t think those early Acid Test reveal their talent because it was in no way their best. As the house band for the Merry Pranksters, sampling the wares themselves they ( and all of the participants) were getting way out there during a time when doses weren’t understood. They were free, invited not hired, to play or not This was freeform, meant as background music for the “happenings” at which people were trying the lysergic material for the first time. Often the band members had to stop playing since they were too out there. It is understandable that it sounds rough and raw. I am a seasoned GD head and I find those Acid Test recordings barely listenable. As historical documents they are interesting to me. However, “ Anthem of the Sun” reveals what they were working on at the time—for me, pure gold. "Live Dead” is a great album. This stuff is not for everyone. And, it isn’t required.
	3:34pm Scott Williams: ↳ Listener Bryan (the Professor) @3:33 yessir, that yard's gonna be packed
	3:34pm tofuvavohu: I probably never would have started with the Dead if it wasn't for Jesse Jarnow's fantastic book Heads, which I recommend for anyone who has any interest in the music, drugs, and general culture of the 20th century.
	3:37pm eva: Really like this!
	🧩 3:38pm Devin B.: ↳ tofuvavohu @3:34 Great book! Jesse's an excellent writer.
	🧩 3:38pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): ↳ Scott Williams @3:34 fingers crossed i'll see you there.
	3:38pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: ↳ Song: "Amarração" by "Lê Almeida" this music is uncategorizable? Its pretty great, though!
	🧩 3:40pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ tofuvavohu @3:34 Agree!
	3:41pm steveo: ↳ Wild Neil\|\|Peace All @3:38 [stroking goatee] tell me more about your desire to categorize everything....
	3:44pm Philip: digging this Pastels track
	3:45pm WoodsOfMaine: ↳ tofuvavohu @3:34 Thank you! I didn't even know Jesse was a writer. It's now on my list.
	3:45pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: "Let me tell you about my mother"- Blade Runner
	3:46pm WoodsOfMaine: ↳ Song: "Sailin'" by "Shelly Duvall & Robin Williams" Awe...dang.
	🧩 3:46pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): ↳ Song: "Sailin'" by "Shelly Duvall & Robin Williams" I'll take all the Popeye tunes you've got, Scott.
	🧩 3:47pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): ↳ WoodsOfMaine @3:45 Don't miss his YLT book!
	🧩 3:47pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Sailin'" by "Shelly Duvall & Robin Williams" Rest In Peace, Shelly & Robin...
	3:47pm The Oscar: ↳ Song: "Sailin'" by "Shelly Duvall & Robin Williams" I'm not sure how or why this came to be, but when I was a kid my family had a tradition of watching the Altman Popeye film on New Years Day. Really special film. RIP Olivesk.
	🧩 3:47pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Listener Bryan (the Professor) @3:46 "Popeye Rock!!" (though Clay Pigeon was referring to something different with that ;)
	🧩 3:48pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): ↳ The Oscar @3:47 I remember exactly where I sat in the movie theater.
	3:48pm jeyster: oh wow, I had a dream about robin williams last night and then this was the song playing as soon as i opened wfmu today whattttt
	3:48pm Regina J: Oh, Shelley. ❤️
	3:48pm morphe': ↳ Song: "Sailin'" by "Shelly Duvall & Robin Williams" Shelly D is great in the original BWshort Frankenweenie... [school work of Burton}
	3:48pm rf: ↳ Song: "Sailin'" by "Shelly Duvall & Robin Williams" Oh no!
	3:49pm joe mulligan: ↳ Song: "Sailin'" by "Shelly Duvall & Robin Williams" wonderful requiem Scott
	3:49pm WoodsOfMaine: Speaking of books, I recently read that Astral Weeks book. The use of that title is sort of a misdirection/ripoff as the book is more about Boston culture and cults and general assholery. I bailed after one too many visits to the cult.
	3:50pm WoodsOfMaine: That's fine. I feel like getting out of the country on the 4th of July.
	3:50pm rf: what a delightful soundtrack and movie.
	3:50pm bleubombersune: Shelley sailin' into the horizon
	3:52pm The Oscar: If anyone's looking for a Shelley deep cut, check out "Bernice Bobs Her Hair" on Kanopy or Prime-- nifty PBS adaptation of a Fitzgerald story, directed by Joan Miklin Silver and co-starring Bud Cort and Veronica Cartwright!
	3:53pm morphe': "..approached actress Shelley Duval who she knew casually because Duval had tried unsuccessfully to sell Disney on her idea for a series to be called Faerie Tale Theatre. Hickson wrote to her, feeling that if she got the material to Duval directly that the actress would respond to it. Actor Daniel Stern came on board because he had wanted to work with Duval. Actor Paul Bartel, always a strong supporter of small independent films, loved the material, as well. “Basically, we got this cast for no money because they all wanted to do it,” Hickson recalled. “They [the actors] were all great. All of these people, they knew I had never done anything before, but they liked the idea (of the film). They felt that I cared. I think what they did was make me feel comfortable and I started to learn that you have to communicate with people,” Burton told another interviewer a decade after the film’s release. The final cast was Shelley Duval (Susan Frankenstein), Daniel Stern (Ben Frankenstein), Barret Oliver (Victor Frankenstein), Joseph Maher (Mr. Chambers), Roz Braverman (Mrs. Rose Epstein who has a dachshund named “Raymond”), Paul Bartel (Mr. Walsh, the school science teacher), Sofia Coppola credited as “Domino” (Ann Chambers), Jason Hervey (Frank Dale), Paul C. Scott (Mike Anderson), Helen Boll (Mrs. Curtis), Bob Herron (Street Player), Donna Hall (Street Player), Rusty James (Raymond) and Sparky as Sparky...." https://mouseplanet.com/the-making-of-the-original-frankenweenie/3621/
	3:56pm mndave: "Almost shocking, artless, banal" has me "almost curious enough to listen" but not quite!
	3:57pm tofuvavohu: ↳ WoodsOfMaine @3:49 I enjoyed that one. When I lived in Boston I definitely knew a few people with Lyman connections (and I knew the record), so I found that piece pretty interesting.
	🧩 3:58pm Matt from Springfield: Maudlin early Bee Gees - the main influence for The Carpenters' maudlin element.
	🧩 3:58pm Matt from Springfield: As for Don: what happened to the Good Ol' Days, when people simply took their artless bitterness and sang it into their tape recorders while hiding in their closet!
	🧩 3:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, Scott and electric weirdos!
	3:59pm WoodsOfMaine: ↳ tofuvavohu @3:57 It just made me wonder if it would have done as well sales-wise if they'd titled it differently. I mean, Morrison was not really even a secondary character. I did think the stuff about the early clubs was interesting though the only clubs I've been to in the Boston area were The Channel, The Middle East, and the original House of Blues.
	4:00pm βrian: He kneads me.
	🧩 4:00pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): He Needs Me!
	4:00pm morphe': Don McDoofuss ..."Worst girlfriend ..." for later ... check out 7 Sec yesterday for a laugh ... about 20 mins in ..
	4:00pm common: ↳ Song: "He Needs Me" by "Shelly Duvall" sniff
	4:01pm Physarum: You got it, Scott! Pheye-saa-rum (or Phiz-za-rum if you're feeling British).
	4:02pm Pappy with the Khaki Sweatband: Had this Popeye film on a Beta tape in the early 80s .. my Sisiter and I wore that thing out ..
	4:03pm The Oscar: No one has ever been more perfectly cast than Shelley Duvall as Olive Oyl.
	🧩 4:03pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ The Oscar @3:52 I read that and watched that (on VHS!) in middle school!
	4:03pm WoodsOfMaine: Dang it....laptop battery croakin'...
	4:03pm morphe': ↳ Song: "He Needs Me" by "Shelly Duvall" There is a visual outtake where she had to do it and re-do which is quite amazing too ...
	4:05pm Hubig Pie: ↳ morphe' @4:03 I've heard that here. Nilsson plays the mouth tuba.
	4:06pm Carmichael: Heya Scotty. Kami is RT's daughter, no?
	4:07pm Toothgrinder Tom: I yam what I yam > it is what it is.
	🧩 4:07pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Carmichael @4:06 Yup -- and Linda's! She had friends and family sing the songs on this record.
	4:07pm McGroovey: ↳ Song: "The Solitary Traveller" by "Kami Thompson" I recognize the male backing vocalist, kinda. If it Teddy Thompson?
	🧩 4:08pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Matt from Springfield @3:29 The FMU Favorites only go back so far! So I searched for past playlists of my own "recommended" Grateful Dead: 1970's Workingman's Dead album seems a great place to start. The "stereotypical" Dead songs like "Casey Jones" and "Uncle John's Band" are good, but "Black Peter" is a great catalogue track. "Ladies And Gentlemen...The Grateful Dead", the Apr 1971 Fillmore East show ends with a great recording of their closer, folk-gospel classic "I Bid You Good Night". An interesting pop single from 1978 "France", Blues for Allah bonus cut "Distorto", and of course "New Potato Caboose" and Anthem of the Sun seem like fruitful territory to explore.
	4:09pm βrian: ↳ Song: "Oh, The Pain of Loving You" by "Porter Wagoner & ... Love that pedal squeal.
	🧩 4:09pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Oh, The Pain of Loving You" by "Porter Wagoner & ... New to me and oh so so so beautiful! 💞
	🧩 4:10pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ βrian @4:09 No other feeling or vibe like it!
	4:10pm Late Bloomer: One vote for The Bevis Frond on the lysergic pop front
	4:11pm McGroovey: ↳ McGroovey @4:07 (posted hardly whole I meant hating while I meant hastily while shopping without glasses)
	4:11pm Laura Panic: 6am here....
	4:12pm McGroovey: ↳ Late Bloomer @4:10 What sensible person would vote AGAINST the Bevis Frond?
	4:13pm Scott Williams: ↳ WoodsOfMaine @3:49 Astral Weeks is one of my fave music books, learned so much. Admit the title is a bit of a red herring
	🧩 4:14pm San Pedro Girl: ↳ Late Bloomer @4:10 I have tix for their upcoming SF show in October. :D
	4:15pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Scott Williams @4:13 I bought a used copy of that book. The first 19 pages were missing. I did enjoy the read. Deep dive into '60's Boston psychedelia.
	4:15pm Erik/VT: ↳ Song: "The Solitary Traveller" by "Kami Thompson" How the heck have I not heard of Kami Thompson’s solo career. Troglodyte status still intact. That parody album cover of “Proxy Music” (1st Roxy album model) is (Jim) priceless & a dandy! 👏👏👏
	4:18pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "About Time" by "Kelley Stoltz" Kelley Stoltz--so talented
	4:19pm Phillippe: ↳ Marie in Chicago @4:18 agreed, I've liked everything I've heard
	4:20pm Scott Williams: ↳ Carmichael @4:06 You are correct sir, and brother Teddy sings on that one too
	4:21pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: ↳ Late Bloomer @4:10 OMG YESSSSS BEVIS FROND!!
	4:21pm Alex: About time by Kelley stoltz a Total Ween ripoff !
	🧩 4:22pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Destroy All Music" by "Thingy" A nice-sounding Thingy...
	4:23pm Carmichael: ↳ Scott Williams @4:20 Answered at 4:20, he he ... Thanks!
	4:26pm Carmichael: ↳ Erik/VT @4:15 A real tribute album is called The Song Retains the Name. Not bad, either.
	4:26pm wholewheattoast: Thought Alan was on for a second.
	4:27pm paddy in matawan: Always a great show Ween or Weenless.
	🧩 4:27pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "The Mollusk" by "Ween" +50 Favorites!
	4:27pm WoodsOfMaine: Oops...forgot to put up my WeenShield(tm)
	4:27pm tofuvavohu: In a similar vein to Astral Weeks, David Hajdu's Positively 4th Street has a a lot of good Boston in the 60s stuff (and more Thomas Pynchon content than I expected)
	4:27pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Gotta buy an LED light/blutooth speaker for the second bathroom so my son can listen to Phonk in his own bathroom.
	4:27pm McGroovey: ↳ San Pedro Girl @4:14 That reminds me that... Did I already buy a ticket for the NYC show?...I guess I need to check.
	4:28pm Ben in Newark: ↳ wholewheattoast @4:26 Playing Ween should be a batsignal to summon Alan to the board
	4:28pm DjLorraine: ↳ Song: "Touch Me With A Summer Finger" by "Talsness" Is there also a spring finger?
	4:29pm McGroovey: ↳ McGroovey @4:27 I did. Phshew.
	4:29pm paddy in matawan: ↳ DjLorraine @4:28 Touch My Tooter Can't Put My Finger On It.
	4:31pm paddy in matawan: ↳ Song: "Sketches of Saturn (Love in Space)" by "Grasshopp... Sketches of Winkle's Golden Eel
	4:32pm tofuvavohu: ↳ WoodsOfMaine @3:59 I haven't seen it, but there's a Billy Ruane documentary that came out earlier this year that prolly delivers the Middle East content you crave...
	4:33pm Late Bloomer: @ San Pedro SF bevis frond show is gonna be awesome!
	4:34pm WoodsOfMaine: @tofuvavohu I'd be interested. Saw Southern Culture on the Skids there...came upstairs and it was belly dance night. Crazy!
	4:35pm rf: LARGE
	4:37pm Picante Mint: Rest in Peace Shelley <3
	🧩 4:37pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ rf @4:35 MONEY
	🧩 4:37pm Listener Jonny in MA............. d-_-b: ↳ tofuvavohu @4:32 Are you in Boston? I'm kinda in Boston. Greater Boston/Eastern MA anyway.
	4:38pm Aitch: ↳ paddy in matawan @4:31 Mang
	🧩 4:38pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Matt from Springfield @4:37 FUNNY
	4:38pm paddy in matawan: Bluto was an asshat
	4:38pm Aitch: Good morning Scott and crew
	4:40pm paddy in matawan: I was wondering if that was Scott mixing it up! Cool!
	🧩 4:41pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Sketches of Saturn (Love in Space)" by "Grasshopp... Yes the flute loops
	4:41pm tofuvavohu: ↳ Listener Jonny in MA............. d-_-b @4:37 I lived in Newton/JP/Somerville from 1998 to 2011, when my wife got a job in Seattle. I still consider Boston my spiritual home.
	🧩 4:41pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Listener Jonny in MA............. d-_-b @4:37 "Please Kinda Come to Boston Anyway"
	4:42pm Marie in Chicago: Alan Parsons! I love some of his stuff
	🧩 4:42pm Matt from Springfield: "Cocaine-styled tomfoolery" Is it stupid, or is it GREAT!
	4:43pm paddy in matawan: ↳ Song: "Sketches of Saturn (Love in Space)" by "Grasshopp... I can think of a Ween song title that closely resembles nearly every song on this album! I have my work to do! Thanks Scott!
	4:45pm Marie in Chicago: a ruffian ______ cat? (didn't understand that but it sounds great)
	🧩 4:46pm tim: Hi Scott! Hi everbody!
	4:46pm Carmichael: ↳ Marie in Chicago @4:42 Trefethen is populated by members of Ambrosia (including Tom Trefethen, who was/is a recording engineer). They all appeared on Parsons' 1st LP, and he produced Ambrosia. Makes sense he appears here.
	🧩 4:47pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Carmichael @4:46 Oh WOW! So the non-schlocky "good parts" of Ambrosia went into that group and made an album more like their earlier material?
	4:48pm Adi From Sheffield: ↳ Song: "He's Definitely Not The Type" by "Jennifer Walshe... Ooh.
	4:48pm paddy in matawan: ↳ Carmichael @4:46 I just picked up Rhode Island from a thrift store today as I now have the vinyl bug! Cover art was Ralph Steadman so I was immediately hooked!
	4:48pm happymaan: I had to check if this was Abbie.
	4:49pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Carmichael @4:46 oh wow, interesting. Thanks! Hi @)
	4:49pm Marie in Chicago: ↳ Song: "He's Definitely Not The Type" by "Jennifer Walshe... I find this kind of funny, which is probably kind of sick
	4:49pm The Oscar: ↳ tofuvavohu @4:32 Caught it at IFFBoston, and can confirm! My review, if yer interested: bostonhassle.com...
	4:52pm Carmichael: ↳ Matt from Springfield @4:47 David Pack is still working with Parsons, sometimes under the moniker "Deep E" (a play on his initials). I believe they released a single recently.
	🧩 4:53pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Carmichael @4:52 Interesting note, thanks!
	🧩 4:53pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Edalamram" by "H.C. Cross" "Tomorrow Never Changes"
	4:54pm Carmichael: ↳ Carmichael @4:52 Which reminds me, I took a concert photo of Pack performing with APP in the 90s. He is emoting heavily with his hand stretched out; the song lyrics are clearly seen on his palm ...
	4:58pm Carmichael: ↳ paddy in matawan @4:48 I was just recalling Thompson's piece about the Kentucky Derby, and Steadman creating all those grotesque paintings of the elite attendees. A great article.
	🧩 4:58pm Handy Haversack: ↳ tim @4:46 Tim!
	5:02pm tofuvavohu: ↳ The Oscar @4:49 That's a nice piece. Thanks for posting it here.
	5:02pm Andres: ↳ Song: "New Sides" by "Projecto Azul" Good afternoon. Loving this!! So dreamy.
	5:02pm paddy in matawan: ↳ Carmichael @4:58 Yes I need to seek those out. Need a piece for my wall. I had no idea who the band was!
	🧩 5:07pm chresti: ↳ Carmichael @4:54 Perfect.
	🧩 5:07pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "It Cost's To Be Austere" by "Crash Course in Scie... A lot of "new releases" of early '80s material coming out!
	🧩 5:08pm chresti: All these 81 gems- arb are you listening?
	5:10pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: ↳ Song: "It Cost's To Be Austere" by "Crash Course in Scie... This reminds me of Flying Lizards.
	5:11pm Roberto: ↳ Song: "It Cost's To Be Austere" by "Crash Course in Scie... Is that a [sic] in the title?
	5:13pm Scott Williams: ↳ Roberto @5:11 yep it's a [sic]
	🧩 5:14pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles" by "Captain Be... 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
	5:14pm pmcWhenever: @The Oscar thx for art… havnt seen it yet but the trailer is like a flashback… Billy really was all that…
	5:14pm Roberto: ↳ Scott Williams @5:13 [sic]kening!
	5:16pm joe mulligan: ↳ Song: "Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles" by "Captain Be... the chillest Captn Beefheart I ever did hear
	🧩 5:16pm Handy Haversack: Taking the music and all of you outside for the Happiest of Hours. Cheers, m'Scotteers!
	🧩 5:17pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:16 Cheers, Handy! 🍸
	🧩 5:18pm chresti: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:16 Happy cheerios, Handy!
	5:18pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: 1979 was a special year for postpunk and stuff like this. I was in 6th grade. I was listening to WKTU Disco 92.3 in NYC and remember it changing over to K-Rock I think. Disco died in 1982 or so? 81? Anybody ? Bueller? Bueller??
	5:19pm Destroit: Hi scott. Loving the show. Per usual, work preventing me from commenting very often
	5:19pm steveo: ↳ Scott Williams @5:13 they are demonstrating that they have punctuation marks to spare!
	5:20pm steveo: ↳ Wild Neil\|\|Peace All @5:18 disco lives!
	🧩 5:20pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Read the Room" by "Pearl & The Oysters feat. Laet... Good policy!
	5:20pm Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	5:20pm Andres: ↳ Song: "Read the Room" by "Pearl & The Oysters feat. Laet... Wow!!
	5:20pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Read the Room" by "Pearl & The Oysters feat. Laet... Laetitia!
	5:20pm Phillippe: ↳ Song: "Read the Room" by "Pearl & The Oysters feat. Laet... love this! 2 michelin stars
	🧩 5:21pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Wild Neil\|\|Peace All @5:18 Disco Demolition Night was Jul 12 1979 - by 1980 Disco Was Dead (in the US anyway). Then the post-disco trend of "dance music" without actually calling it "disco". But the sound of it still hung on in various ways. Michael Jackson's Thriller album in '82 was #1, yet what would you call it if not an updated "disco"? (Particularly the title track, listen for it in there!)
	5:21pm Phillippe: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:16 laters!
	5:22pm steveo: i thought it died the moment that Disco Duck was released
	🧩 5:22pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Annex" by "OMD" The Orchestral Manoeuvres!!
	🧩 5:22pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Phillippe @5:21 Of, you can't get rid of me so easy! Just, now you have me AND daiquiri!
	5:23pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): Hell yeah OMD
	🧩 5:24pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ steveo @5:22 My word would be Disco was "taken" at that moment - taken from its adherents and fans and made into hyper-commercialized neon on the road to ruin...
	🧩 5:24pm chresti: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:22 Has anyone watched Daktari?
	5:27pm Carmichael: ↳ chresti @5:24 You mean the old TV show? You betcha.
	🧩 5:27pm chresti: ↳ Carmichael @5:27 I think Clarence the crossed eye lion starred in it?
	5:28pm Phillippe: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:22 nice! I have the 3rd grade reading comprehension thing going on today!
	5:31pm Erik/VT: ↳ Carmichael @4:26 Hiya Carm, thanks - a tad mixed up 😑, Do you refer to Beat the Retreat covers comp? Or sumpin else ? A Led Zep joke covers songs ?
	🧩 5:35pm Matt from Springfield: "For a transcript of Scott's reading, please send $20 and a self-addressed envelope to: WFMU Literary Society, c/o Scott Williams PO Box 2011 Jersey City, NJ 07303-2011"
	🧩 5:35pm Ken From Hyde Park: Your DJ speaks, vigorously.
	5:36pm steveo: those bell clangs
	5:36pm Carmichael: ↳ Erik/VT @5:31 Sorry, I was being obscure, I suppose. I liked the title Proxy Music and countered with one that I knew of. Not a joke, either. Just a Zep tribute by some unlikely artists.
	5:37pm morphe': Thanks Scotty and all ...
	5:37pm Carmichael: ↳ chresti @5:27 Yes he did!
	5:39pm Erik/VT: ↳ Carmichael @5:36 Ok - I follow now! Apologies for the questing literal-ness follow-ups.
	5:41pm sherman hemsley: wow gong far out
	5:43pm Scott Williams: ↳ sherman hemsley @5:41 don't offer Daevid your weed tho, he don't toke
	🧩 5:47pm tim: Guys! Check it out! I got the new Maggot Brain mag in the mail today. There's a friggin 8 page spread on DJ Stashu!!!!!!!!!
	5:48pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Poxy Music?
	🧩 5:48pm royvis: Great show Scott! Amy thinks so too!
	🧩 5:48pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ tim @5:47 Great news!! (This time it's 8 pages, but next time - it might be 9!!)
	🧩 5:50pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Wild Neil\|\|Peace All @5:48 Sounds repellant. Whereas "Epoxy Music" is music that gets "stuck" to you! :)
	🧩 5:50pm Handy Haversack: ↳ tim @5:47 What????!!!!
	🧩 5:51pm egould: ↳ Song: "Side A (excerpt)" by "Whip Appeal" I feel like my eardrums are being vacuumed.
	🧩 5:51pm Handy Haversack: OK, I am making Apple Rum Rickeys. Anyone want? Many thanks, Scott! I'll pour yours into the speaker so it gets to you fresh!
	🧩 5:52pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Handy Haversack @5:51 Yum, sounds like a good'un for today! Salud!
	5:52pm Scott Williams: ↳ royvis @5:48 Hiya Roy & Amy!! Thanks, lovely to hear from you
	5:52pm Scott Williams: ↳ tim @5:47 Atomic Polka!
	5:53pm bradford: Thanks, Scott!
	🧩 5:53pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "Lovin' You, Lovin' Me" by "Candy Staton" Sweet Candy! 😊
	5:54pm Carmichael: Thank you, Sir Scott.
	5:54pm steveo: time, it slips to where i do not know; but at least it was an awesome show :) :)
	5:54pm Bas NL: Thanks Scott!
	5:55pm Triple G: Excellent stuff, thanks Scott
	🧩 5:55pm Matt from Springfield: Fantastic show today! THANKS Scott! Have a great evening, Scotians!
	🧩 5:56pm tim: Thanks, Scott!
	5:56pm dale: just jumping on....listened to the last coupla' hours and some good sounds. plus the ac is off and the window is open, so that's a bonus to actually hear the music.
	5:56pm The Butterman: Very very good, Scott. Thanks for making our afternoon swell!
	5:56pm Scott Williams: Thanks everyone! This was fun, and now Rosko's getting frisky
	5:56pm Late Bloomer: This show made my week. Thank you Scott! Catch you live next week 🤞if not I’ll find you in the archives
	🧩 5:56pm Matt from Springfield: ↳ Song: "My Love, My Life" by "The Mystic Moods Orchestra" ...and a most appropos bookend to the show! 😃
	5:57pm dale: always a lot of pervy 'the girl has become a woman' sentiment in 60s and 70s music.
	🧩 5:58pm egould: Thanks Scott.
	🧩 5:58pm chresti: Thanks Scott!
	5:58pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): Thanks, Scott!
	5:58pm bleubombersune: Scott Thank you all stay safe and be well
	🧩 5:58pm chresti: ↳ dale @5:57 oh yes "come here little girl"
	🧩 5:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Scott!
	11:26am TDK60: Dead haters are such a bore. {Fri. Jul. 12 - 11:25 AM}

Scott Williams: Playlist from July 11, 2024

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