WFMU: Scott Williams: Playlist from December 28, 2015

Listener comments!
	3:01pm Neil, Wild: Hi everybody!
	3:02pm Ike: Hello.
	3:03pm Cheyenne: quote "unhinged"
	🧩 3:04pm Matt from Springfield: "Unhinged" music "tournaments", sounds like a blast. Hi Scott! Hi people!
	3:04pm Scott Williams: unquote
	3:05pm Scott Williams: Hola Buddies!
	3:06pm V Priceless: hey Mr. Scott and all!
	3:06pm Marcel M: Yo Scott!!! This is awesome.
	3:07pm Scott Williams: Marcel! You're awesome
	3:08pm Marcel M: Ohhh PUHLeaseee ;-) In Thought this sounded like The O
	🧩 3:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hey, Scotteroo! What an awesome year it's been!
	3:12pm steve: hey everybody
	3:12pm Scott Williams: Hey Ken! alright, just this once I'll let "Scotteroo" slide. Yo Steve!
	3:14pm Greg from ZONE 5: Tapaloosa, GA!
	🧩 3:14pm Matt from Springfield: Ken/Scott: "Makin' co-pies! Playin' re-cords!"
	🧩 3:17pm Matt from Springfield: Oooh, Brasil.
	🧩 3:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Scott - Duly noted. Whatever was I thinking?
	3:19pm Scott Williams: Happy trippin', Greg!
	3:19pm Scott Williams: no worries, Ken! In future, please use "Scottso Hookee-Dookee"
	3:19pm Jeff: Scottinator. The Scotster. Scot-man.
	3:20pm Scott Williams: Beam me up, Jeffaloo
	3:26pm Cecile: hola!
	3:29pm Scott Williams: howdy doo!
	🧩 3:34pm Matt from Springfield: F for Fake F for Faceless F for Flashlight
	3:34pm Marcel M: Psyched I can hear your whole show today Scott! Very slow week work wise :-)
	3:35pm Cecile: this sounds like R. Stevie Moore a little on vocs
	3:36pm Cheyenne: YASSSS
	3:36pm Scott Williams: Glad you can be here in the liveness, Marcel!
	3:36pm Cecile: this is so much better than the original.
	3:37pm Marcel M: OMG! Hahaha. this is amazing.
	3:37pm Risky: Ohhhhh yeeeeeah
	3:37pm philospider: this is incredible
	3:37pm Scott Williams: I love this - and my daughter can not only whip, but also nae nae, to this! I think she's ready for Conlon Nancarrow
	3:38pm steve: guess i'll have to finally listen to the original Hotline Bling then...
	3:39pm Cecile: the only thing I understood in your last comment, Scott, is Conlon Nancarrow. Steve, I didn't make it through the original video, but the SNL parody was great.
	3:39pm Music à la Coque: Bravo Scott, Ottima Selezione !
	🧩 3:39pm Matt from Springfield: Ha, "if Drake was born a piano".
	3:39pm Scott Williams: @steve, the only thing it's got going for it is the Timmy Thomas sample. Otherwise it's dumb as wood
	3:40pm Cecile: wood is like Einstein compared to Drake.
	3:40pm Scott Williams: grazie, Music à la Coque!
	3:41pm Mdurek: ahoy all!
	3:44pm steve: ok i watched 10 seconds of the video, muted. yup, dumb as wood. though i realize its the video James Turrell had to issue a statement denying involvement, which makes it all worth it.
	3:47pm Polyus: whipping a nae-nae sounds kind of dangerous. does the nae-nae whip back?
	3:49pm Mdurek: seeing this advertised on my relatives TV made me truly afraid for the future . kidzbop.com...
	🧩 3:50pm Matt from Springfield: Nothin' to say, and lots more to play! Many more stax of wax (pancax!)
	3:51pm Neil, Wild: Back in the 70's King Crimson recorded The Creator Has a Master Plan on the radio....
	3:52pm Neil, Wild: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Crimson_Live_at_Summit_Studios
	3:53pm cosmic matrix: Is this a porn soundtrack? I ordered a free VHS tape from Adam and Eve when I was a kid and got this crazy Super-8 looking transfer w/ music like this on it. Game changer.
	3:54pm Mdurek: @cosmic hahahahaha
	3:54pm steve: this is dilloway?? dam. it just barely makes sense.
	🧩 3:54pm Matt from Springfield: Dillo is a good musician, whatever he's doing here is catching my fancy.
	3:56pm Cecile: I looked up nae nae, and got Ellen DeGeneres lip-synching to "Bitch Better Have My Money" which was totally worth it.
	3:58pm Cecile: she also did the "Theme from Mahogany" from a cross-legged position on the floor. With really crazy eyes. It was pretty damn good.
	4:02pm steve: ahh!
	🧩 4:03pm Matt from Springfield: We now return to Aaron Dilloway's track, already in progress!
	🧩 4:03pm Matt from Springfield: Or...to this track.
	4:03pm Cecile: this is excellent.
	4:05pm Chris from DC: It really is.
	4:06pm Cecile: Like Savage Republic if they listened to a lot of Morricone and surf music.
	4:06pm Cecile: oh, they probably do. If those things were more overt in their music...
	4:07pm Neil, Wild: Feelies +Fields of the Nephillim - Black Sabbath
	4:08pm Chris from DC: Yay, Empire.
	4:10pm Cecile: or late period Neurosis if they played their new songs like the thrash band they once were.
	4:10pm Ike: Oops Cecile, I wasn't able to respond to yr Flash-Arrow comment earlier. I saw last year's. Crossovers on TV usually don't work (e.g. Homicide-Law and Order, bleh) but those were fun.
	4:11pm Cecile: They were fun ,weren't they? Yeah, Law and Order didn't have Homicide's writers and you sure could tell.
	4:13pm Neil, Wild: Armed Force are AMAZING!!
	4:13pm Neil, Wild: Rolling Stones + The Ventures -The Beatles
	4:17pm V Priceless: Ubu!
	🧩 4:20pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, anti-war ballad from Roy! PREACH IT! In your SUNGLASSES!
	4:23pm Ike: Wow, that's the first Orbison song I've ever liked.
	🧩 4:25pm Matt from Springfield: So does this mean all of the Travelling Wilburys have released anti-war songs? --Dylan ("With God On Our Side"/"Masters of War") --George ("Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)") --Jeff L ("Boy Blue", Wiki says this is one) --Petty (he's got to have at least one, anyone know of it?)
	4:26pm Sandy: Hi Scott! happy almost new year.
	🧩 4:29pm Matt from Springfield: Tom Petty's "Learning to Fly" is said to be his anti-war statement on Gulf War I. So there ya go! HANY, Sandy! A great 2016 to you and everyone!
	🧩 4:36pm Matt from Springfield: Anyone got any gum??
	4:36pm Irene Moon: funny. I am chewing gum.
	🧩 4:37pm Matt from Springfield: If you got it, chew it. There are NO coincidences!
	4:38pm Scott Williams: Happy almost new year to you Sandy! and everyone. Hey Irene Moon! Long time, nice to see you here.
	4:41pm Irene Moon: Hey Scott! Happy New Year!
	🧩 4:44pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, still in the same Residents track?! :)
	🧩 4:44pm Matt from Springfield: Had to cycle through all six things, I bet.
	4:45pm Cecile: That album title is the story of my life.
	4:49pm Cecile: Is this the David Bowie record with Al Be Sure! on it?
	4:49pm V Priceless: cool DB cut!
	🧩 4:50pm Matt from Springfield: Yes, thanks for directing this 90s DB cut to my/our attention!
	4:54pm Polyus: could it be time for the music buying public to reevaluate DB's 90s output?
	4:54pm Scott Williams: @Cecile, yep
	4:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...home for SW playlist goodness...
	4:56pm Polyus: I mean, people even decided Dylan's 80s output was cool.
	4:57pm Marie: Scott!!! Loving this song. Thank-ee
	4:58pm Ned Wiki: Stop playing such great music. I have to go into work.
	🧩 4:58pm Matt from Springfield: @Polyus: The time for "critical re-evaluation" of decades-old catalogue tracks...is NOW! Hi RRN63, rich and sweet holiday goodness on the playlist today, the carbs are worth it.
	4:58pm Cecile: that was the collaboration that Al was most proud of that killed his career.
	4:59pm Scott Williams: Hola & welcome, Marie & RevRabb & Polyus & Ned Wiki!
	5:10pm bloopy: Late hello!
	5:12pm Scott Williams: Bleep, @bloop!
	5:16pm Chris from DC: This Nochteff is great.
	5:22pm coelacanth: hello Scott and others ... what he said(^).
	5:23pm coelacanth: (-or she.)
	🧩 5:24pm Matt from Springfield: Yoko classic!
	5:27pm Mike East: enjoying the show today, Scott. Nice Yoko here.
	5:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thurston Moore's favorite Beatle. Impressive.
	5:29pm Scott Williams: Hey Mike East! Tanx alot
	5:33pm dale: nice sounds here. i ws watching fritz lang's metropolis on pbs back in the 70s and it had a score like this bianchi and i was blown away. about a year later i saw it was on again and settled in and the score was ragtime piano. they really were careless with public domain masterpieces back then.
	5:33pm Mike East: Thurston Moore was recently in here playing with Yoko AND Yo La Tengo....unfortunately on my day off.
	5:35pm Scott Williams: I got to see Yoko w/ YLT as her backing band at Union Pool a year or so back!
	5:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A very kewl unit does music Live for silent films is Club Foot Orchestra: www.facebook.com...
	5:37pm TDK60: Scott, hiya, saw a similar Yoko band with YLT + in Central Park.
	5:37pm Marcel M: Great show today Scott
	5:38pm Cecile: TVBC & Paul Metzger also did some nice work for films.
	5:39pm Mike East: @TDK60 - they rented our backline for that gig. My buddy got to be a tech for it and saw the show from side stage...said it was pretty great
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...their Metropolis : www.youtube.com...
	🧩 5:39pm Matt from Springfield: @dale: I know certain people compose scores for specific silent films, and many modern (1970s-after) composers have done versions for Metropolis. You prob saw a special airing backed with someone's special score for Metropolis. Then the next time they just played the standard "public domain" clitter-clack soundtrack since that's what comes with.
	5:41pm Cecile: Didn't Metropolis also have a cheesy rock music soundtrack in the 80s?
	🧩 5:41pm Matt from Springfield: Mellotrons??! Oh fux yeah!! Totally downloading this!
	5:42pm Mike East: @Cecile - Giorgio Moroder did one, and included a bunch of pop artists of the day. It was not as bad as I had been led to believe.
	5:42pm Chris from DC: I would so love to have a mellotron.
	5:43pm Cecile: that's the worst kind of praise. "Not as terrible as I had heard"
	5:43pm Linda Lee: lovin the sounds today Scott! perfect for this early-dark evening. thank you!
	5:43pm dale: rev rab, their metropolis is pretty cool, much bigger sound than the size of the group would suggest.
	5:45pm Scott Williams: thanks for all the nice werdz, everbuddy!
	5:45pm Cecile: you r willcome.
	5:47pm JakeGould: Hello. Sleety Monday!
	5:47pm Linda Lee: love the amen dunes. vocal similar to so many i've loved. not a bad thing.
	5:48pm Linda Lee: happy sleety monday Jake!
	5:50pm Greg from ZONE 5: Boligee, Alabama!
	5:50pm Cecile: Keith Jackson voice: BAMA
	5:50pm Chris from DC: Great show. Later.
	5:51pm TDK60: The Amen Dunes reminds me of something. Good itself, tho.
	5:52pm Linda Lee: i don't believe it's in my power to turn down a yo la tengo.
	5:57pm Scott Williams: g'night all! Here's hoping the future is not what it was - happy new year! see you in '16
	🧩 5:57pm Matt from Springfield: A great show to stitch up 2015! Thanks Scott, here's to an even better 2016! Have a good evening, everyone!
	5:59pm Marcel M: This closing song is.... amazing. Thanks Scott! Night all.
	5:59pm steve: good times Scott, have a great new years
	5:59pm Linda Lee: happy new year Scott! happy new year all!

Scott Williams: Playlist from December 28, 2015

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December 28, 2015: Hey...

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Unheard Indonesia	(exc) "(exc)" by "Unheard Indonesia"	Pencak Silat Situbondo, East Java	Psychic Sounds		w/ Arrington de Dionyso
The Ordinaires	Brenda "Brenda" by "The Ordinaires"	One	Bar None	1989		0:01:29 (Pop-up)
Oneida	Caesar's Column - White Pants Remix	Caeser's Column	Rough Trade	2003		0:04:49 (Pop-up)
The Idiot Orchestra	Big City "Big City" by "The Idiot Orchestra"	Liquid Idiot / The Idiot Orchestra	Superior Viaduct	1980		0:11:21 (Pop-up)
Thiago França: Space Charanga	Moaciria	R.A.N.	Goma Gringa Discos			0:13:50 (Pop-up)
Théâtre du Chêne Noir d'Avignon	Hey...	Chant Pour Le Delta La Lune Et Le Soleil		1976		0:19:13 (Pop-up)
Faceless	The Man with the Flashlight	Fake (split LP w/ Otto Ketrol)	Hasch Platten	1983		0:30:47 (Pop-up)
Wax Pancake	Hotline Bling "Hotline Bling" by "Wax Pancake"	https://soundcloud.com/waxpancake/sets/mp3-to-midi-and-back			more info here	0:33:41 (Pop-up)

Aaron Dilloway	Tr B2 "Tr B2" by "Aaron Dilloway"	Psychic Driving Tapes	The Trilogy Tapes	2009		0:49:49 (Pop-up)
Capra Informis	Womb of the Wild "Womb of the Wild" by "Capra Informis"	Womb of The Wild EP	Rocket Recordings			1:01:03 (Pop-up)
Empire	Expensive Sound "Expensive Sound" by "Empire"	Expensive Sound		1981		1:05:59 (Pop-up)
Armed Force	Popstar "Popstar" by "Armed Force"	V/a, Greater Manchester Punk 1977-81	Vinyl Revival			1:09:59 (Pop-up)
Pere Ubu	Blow Daddy-O "Blow Daddy-O" by "Pere Ubu"	Dub Housing				1:13:07 (Pop-up)
Roy Orbison	There Won't Be Many Coming Home	sdtk, "The Fastest Guitar Alive"				1:16:36 (Pop-up)

Ana da Silva	The Lighthouse "The Lighthouse" by "Ana da Silva"	The Lighthouse	Chicks On Speed Records	2004		1:28:48 (Pop-up)
The Residents	Six Things To A Cycle (exc)	Fingerprince	Ralph	1976		1:32:00 (Pop-up)
I Know I'm An Alien	Life In The City (Noise Rock Theme)	I know Im An Alien And I Want To Go Home Sometimes But Then I Remember That I Gotta Try And Understand You				1:42:21 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	The Wedding Song "The Wedding Song" by "David Bowie"	Black Tie White Noise		1993		1:46:32 (Pop-up)
Quintette Guineenne	Cisse Massane	V/a, Musique Sans Paroles	Stern's Africa			1:50:47 (Pop-up)
Bianca	La Fourmi "La Fourmi" by "Bianca"	V/a, France Chebran: French Boogie 1981-1985	Born Bad			1:55:36 (Pop-up)
The Other Side	Cornbread Part 1 "Cornbread Part 1" by "The Other Side"	(Don't Look Back) Behind The Shack	Desco			1:59:03 (Pop-up)

Nochteff	Seraphin "Seraphin" by "Nochteff"				Tomas Nochteff of Mueran Humanos	2:08:42 (Pop-up)
Yoko Ono	Don't Count The Waves "Don't Count The Waves" by "Yoko Ono"	Fly	Apple	1971		2:20:34 (Pop-up)
Maurizio Bianchi	OPEA Part 2 (exc)	cmrs/opea	Urashima	1980		2:25:52 (Pop-up)
Bourbonese Qualk	Dereliction "Dereliction" by "Bourbonese Qualk"	Hope	Recloose Organisation	1984		2:31:00 (Pop-up)
Dirty Beaches	Like The Ocean We Part	live on my show, Sept 7 2013			get 'er 'ere -- yay FMA!	2:35:33 (Pop-up)
Vincent Over the Sink	Mektoub "Mektoub" by "Vincent Over the Sink"	22 Coloured Bull Terriers	Another Dark Age			2:40:34 (Pop-up)
Amen Dunes	Spirits Are Parted "Spirits Are Parted" by "Amen Dunes"	Love	Sacred Bones	2014		2:44:05 (Pop-up)
Yo La Tengo	The Lie And How We Told It	I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One	Matador	1997		2:47:56 (Pop-up)
Leyland Kirby	Sadly The Future Is No Longer What It Was	Sadly the Future is No Longer What It Was	History Always Favours The Winners	2009		2:51:06 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm Neil, Wild: Hi everybody!
	3:02pm Ike: Hello.
	3:03pm Cheyenne: quote "unhinged"
	🧩 3:04pm Matt from Springfield: "Unhinged" music "tournaments", sounds like a blast. Hi Scott! Hi people!
	3:04pm Scott Williams: unquote
	3:05pm Scott Williams: Hola Buddies!
	3:06pm V Priceless: hey Mr. Scott and all!
	3:06pm Marcel M: Yo Scott!!! This is awesome.
	3:07pm Scott Williams: Marcel! You're awesome
	3:08pm Marcel M: Ohhh PUHLeaseee ;-) In Thought this sounded like The O
	🧩 3:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hey, Scotteroo! What an awesome year it's been!
	3:12pm steve: hey everybody
	3:12pm Scott Williams: Hey Ken! alright, just this once I'll let "Scotteroo" slide. Yo Steve!
	3:14pm Greg from ZONE 5: Tapaloosa, GA!
	🧩 3:14pm Matt from Springfield: Ken/Scott: "Makin' co-pies! Playin' re-cords!"
	🧩 3:17pm Matt from Springfield: Oooh, Brasil.
	🧩 3:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Scott - Duly noted. Whatever was I thinking?
	3:19pm Scott Williams: Happy trippin', Greg!
	3:19pm Scott Williams: no worries, Ken! In future, please use "Scottso Hookee-Dookee"
	3:19pm Jeff: Scottinator. The Scotster. Scot-man.
	3:20pm Scott Williams: Beam me up, Jeffaloo
	3:26pm Cecile: hola!
	3:29pm Scott Williams: howdy doo!
	🧩 3:34pm Matt from Springfield: F for Fake F for Faceless F for Flashlight
	3:34pm Marcel M: Psyched I can hear your whole show today Scott! Very slow week work wise :-)
	3:35pm Cecile: this sounds like R. Stevie Moore a little on vocs
	3:36pm Cheyenne: YASSSS
	3:36pm Scott Williams: Glad you can be here in the liveness, Marcel!
	3:36pm Cecile: this is so much better than the original.
	3:37pm Marcel M: OMG! Hahaha. this is amazing.
	3:37pm Risky: Ohhhhh yeeeeeah
	3:37pm philospider: this is incredible
	3:37pm Scott Williams: I love this - and my daughter can not only whip, but also nae nae, to this! I think she's ready for Conlon Nancarrow
	3:38pm steve: guess i'll have to finally listen to the original Hotline Bling then...
	3:39pm Cecile: the only thing I understood in your last comment, Scott, is Conlon Nancarrow. Steve, I didn't make it through the original video, but the SNL parody was great.
	3:39pm Music à la Coque: Bravo Scott, Ottima Selezione !
	🧩 3:39pm Matt from Springfield: Ha, "if Drake was born a piano".
	3:39pm Scott Williams: @steve, the only thing it's got going for it is the Timmy Thomas sample. Otherwise it's dumb as wood
	3:40pm Cecile: wood is like Einstein compared to Drake.
	3:40pm Scott Williams: grazie, Music à la Coque!
	3:41pm Mdurek: ahoy all!
	3:44pm steve: ok i watched 10 seconds of the video, muted. yup, dumb as wood. though i realize its the video James Turrell had to issue a statement denying involvement, which makes it all worth it.
	3:47pm Polyus: whipping a nae-nae sounds kind of dangerous. does the nae-nae whip back?
	3:49pm Mdurek: seeing this advertised on my relatives TV made me truly afraid for the future . kidzbop.com...
	🧩 3:50pm Matt from Springfield: Nothin' to say, and lots more to play! Many more stax of wax (pancax!)
	3:51pm Neil, Wild: Back in the 70's King Crimson recorded The Creator Has a Master Plan on the radio....
	3:52pm Neil, Wild: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Crimson_Live_at_Summit_Studios
	3:53pm cosmic matrix: Is this a porn soundtrack? I ordered a free VHS tape from Adam and Eve when I was a kid and got this crazy Super-8 looking transfer w/ music like this on it. Game changer.
	3:54pm Mdurek: @cosmic hahahahaha
	3:54pm steve: this is dilloway?? dam. it just barely makes sense.
	🧩 3:54pm Matt from Springfield: Dillo is a good musician, whatever he's doing here is catching my fancy.
	3:56pm Cecile: I looked up nae nae, and got Ellen DeGeneres lip-synching to "Bitch Better Have My Money" which was totally worth it.
	3:58pm Cecile: she also did the "Theme from Mahogany" from a cross-legged position on the floor. With really crazy eyes. It was pretty damn good.
	4:02pm steve: ahh!
	🧩 4:03pm Matt from Springfield: We now return to Aaron Dilloway's track, already in progress!
	🧩 4:03pm Matt from Springfield: Or...to this track.
	4:03pm Cecile: this is excellent.
	4:05pm Chris from DC: It really is.
	4:06pm Cecile: Like Savage Republic if they listened to a lot of Morricone and surf music.
	4:06pm Cecile: oh, they probably do. If those things were more overt in their music...
	4:07pm Neil, Wild: Feelies +Fields of the Nephillim - Black Sabbath
	4:08pm Chris from DC: Yay, Empire.
	4:10pm Cecile: or late period Neurosis if they played their new songs like the thrash band they once were.
	4:10pm Ike: Oops Cecile, I wasn't able to respond to yr Flash-Arrow comment earlier. I saw last year's. Crossovers on TV usually don't work (e.g. Homicide-Law and Order, bleh) but those were fun.
	4:11pm Cecile: They were fun ,weren't they? Yeah, Law and Order didn't have Homicide's writers and you sure could tell.
	4:13pm Neil, Wild: Armed Force are AMAZING!!
	4:13pm Neil, Wild: Rolling Stones + The Ventures -The Beatles
	4:17pm V Priceless: Ubu!
	🧩 4:20pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, anti-war ballad from Roy! PREACH IT! In your SUNGLASSES!
	4:23pm Ike: Wow, that's the first Orbison song I've ever liked.
	🧩 4:25pm Matt from Springfield: So does this mean all of the Travelling Wilburys have released anti-war songs? --Dylan ("With God On Our Side"/"Masters of War") --George ("Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)") --Jeff L ("Boy Blue", Wiki says this is one) --Petty (he's got to have at least one, anyone know of it?)
	4:26pm Sandy: Hi Scott! happy almost new year.
	🧩 4:29pm Matt from Springfield: Tom Petty's "Learning to Fly" is said to be his anti-war statement on Gulf War I. So there ya go! HANY, Sandy! A great 2016 to you and everyone!
	🧩 4:36pm Matt from Springfield: Anyone got any gum??
	4:36pm Irene Moon: funny. I am chewing gum.
	🧩 4:37pm Matt from Springfield: If you got it, chew it. There are NO coincidences!
	4:38pm Scott Williams: Happy almost new year to you Sandy! and everyone. Hey Irene Moon! Long time, nice to see you here.
	4:41pm Irene Moon: Hey Scott! Happy New Year!
	🧩 4:44pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, still in the same Residents track?! :)
	🧩 4:44pm Matt from Springfield: Had to cycle through all six things, I bet.
	4:45pm Cecile: That album title is the story of my life.
	4:49pm Cecile: Is this the David Bowie record with Al Be Sure! on it?
	4:49pm V Priceless: cool DB cut!
	🧩 4:50pm Matt from Springfield: Yes, thanks for directing this 90s DB cut to my/our attention!
	4:54pm Polyus: could it be time for the music buying public to reevaluate DB's 90s output?
	4:54pm Scott Williams: @Cecile, yep
	4:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...home for SW playlist goodness...
	4:56pm Polyus: I mean, people even decided Dylan's 80s output was cool.
	4:57pm Marie: Scott!!! Loving this song. Thank-ee
	4:58pm Ned Wiki: Stop playing such great music. I have to go into work.
	🧩 4:58pm Matt from Springfield: @Polyus: The time for "critical re-evaluation" of decades-old catalogue tracks...is NOW! Hi RRN63, rich and sweet holiday goodness on the playlist today, the carbs are worth it.
	4:58pm Cecile: that was the collaboration that Al was most proud of that killed his career.
	4:59pm Scott Williams: Hola & welcome, Marie & RevRabb & Polyus & Ned Wiki!
	5:10pm bloopy: Late hello!
	5:12pm Scott Williams: Bleep, @bloop!
	5:16pm Chris from DC: This Nochteff is great.
	5:22pm coelacanth: hello Scott and others ... what he said(^).
	5:23pm coelacanth: (-or she.)
	🧩 5:24pm Matt from Springfield: Yoko classic!
	5:27pm Mike East: enjoying the show today, Scott. Nice Yoko here.
	5:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thurston Moore's favorite Beatle. Impressive.
	5:29pm Scott Williams: Hey Mike East! Tanx alot
	5:33pm dale: nice sounds here. i ws watching fritz lang's metropolis on pbs back in the 70s and it had a score like this bianchi and i was blown away. about a year later i saw it was on again and settled in and the score was ragtime piano. they really were careless with public domain masterpieces back then.
	5:33pm Mike East: Thurston Moore was recently in here playing with Yoko AND Yo La Tengo....unfortunately on my day off.
	5:35pm Scott Williams: I got to see Yoko w/ YLT as her backing band at Union Pool a year or so back!
	5:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: A very kewl unit does music Live for silent films is Club Foot Orchestra: www.facebook.com...
	5:37pm TDK60: Scott, hiya, saw a similar Yoko band with YLT + in Central Park.
	5:37pm Marcel M: Great show today Scott
	5:38pm Cecile: TVBC & Paul Metzger also did some nice work for films.
	5:39pm Mike East: @TDK60 - they rented our backline for that gig. My buddy got to be a tech for it and saw the show from side stage...said it was pretty great
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...their Metropolis : www.youtube.com...
	🧩 5:39pm Matt from Springfield: @dale: I know certain people compose scores for specific silent films, and many modern (1970s-after) composers have done versions for Metropolis. You prob saw a special airing backed with someone's special score for Metropolis. Then the next time they just played the standard "public domain" clitter-clack soundtrack since that's what comes with.
	5:41pm Cecile: Didn't Metropolis also have a cheesy rock music soundtrack in the 80s?
	🧩 5:41pm Matt from Springfield: Mellotrons??! Oh fux yeah!! Totally downloading this!
	5:42pm Mike East: @Cecile - Giorgio Moroder did one, and included a bunch of pop artists of the day. It was not as bad as I had been led to believe.
	5:42pm Chris from DC: I would so love to have a mellotron.
	5:43pm Cecile: that's the worst kind of praise. "Not as terrible as I had heard"
	5:43pm Linda Lee: lovin the sounds today Scott! perfect for this early-dark evening. thank you!
	5:43pm dale: rev rab, their metropolis is pretty cool, much bigger sound than the size of the group would suggest.
	5:45pm Scott Williams: thanks for all the nice werdz, everbuddy!
	5:45pm Cecile: you r willcome.
	5:47pm JakeGould: Hello. Sleety Monday!
	5:47pm Linda Lee: love the amen dunes. vocal similar to so many i've loved. not a bad thing.
	5:48pm Linda Lee: happy sleety monday Jake!
	5:50pm Greg from ZONE 5: Boligee, Alabama!
	5:50pm Cecile: Keith Jackson voice: BAMA
	5:50pm Chris from DC: Great show. Later.
	5:51pm TDK60: The Amen Dunes reminds me of something. Good itself, tho.
	5:52pm Linda Lee: i don't believe it's in my power to turn down a yo la tengo.
	5:57pm Scott Williams: g'night all! Here's hoping the future is not what it was - happy new year! see you in '16
	🧩 5:57pm Matt from Springfield: A great show to stitch up 2015! Thanks Scott, here's to an even better 2016! Have a good evening, everyone!
	5:59pm Marcel M: This closing song is.... amazing. Thanks Scott! Night all.
	5:59pm steve: good times Scott, have a great new years
	5:59pm Linda Lee: happy new year Scott! happy new year all!

Scott Williams: Playlist from December 28, 2015

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