WFMU: Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from November 12, 2016

Listener comments!
	6:11am Brian in UK: Hmm bugs under the skins reminds me of early Mott. www.bbc.com...
	10:39am Sem Chumbo: Formication is not for those with ants in their pants. One thing at a time. Catch up with you a little later, Bill. Hey, BiUK. www.wikiart.org...
	11:44am Brian in UK: Do you find that people use the word surreal to explain the most quotidian experiences.
	11:47am Bill Mac: Way to break the ice guys! How we be!!!
	11:50am Brian in UK: Are you still snotty?
	11:52am Bill Mac: Yeah mon, hence the headstands, preferably on a drop cloth or in a bucket
	11:56am Bill Mac: Dali and Escher and we not even online yet.... Can only go downhill from here
	12:01pm Brian in UK: As Vivian once said 'Have you ever seen the back of your head?' theinklesslink.weebly.com...
	12:01pm Fran: Bill, Brian, all, hello!
	12:02pm Sem Chumbo: @BiUK: yes to the surreal question. Is it that I have been around the block a few times , or is it that folks are necessarily all that observant as they go about their quotidian tasks? Oh, and thanks for the Escher, got lost in a rabbit hole about tessellation and the Alhambra, which, surreally, I have visted twice.
	12:02pm ?: Hello from cologne, good time to hear Bill Mac. Michael and Birgit
	12:02pm Sem Chumbo: Hey, Fran!
	12:03pm Fran: Sem!
	12:04pm Brian in UK: Fran, got drenched today, walking dog in woods. Should have stayed in bed. Sem, the Alhambra looks wonderful. Looks so good your could go twice. Very Moorish.
	12:06pm Fran: Brian - always send the dog out/hold dog out of window first to see if it is raining!
	12:06pm Sem Chumbo: I've always wanted to go for a tramp in the moors, Brian.
	12:07pm Brian in UK: Hello Michael & Birgit. The old ones are the best.
	12:07pm Sem Chumbo: I'll have PETA on you for that remark, Fran.
	12:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: I like the one clip from The Simpsons where Homer is looking trough the phone bill. "Burkina Faso! Disputed Zone!?" Also: Hi, gang!
	12:08pm Bill Mac: M&B, Fran AND Ken!!!
	12:09pm Brian in UK: What was wrong with Upper Volta? Apart there being no Lower Volta.
	12:09pm Sem Chumbo: KfHP, yo. Tito is the rhythm ace.
	12:09pm Fran: Ha! Sem - according to EU health and safety regulations the dog would be in a harness, safe and very happy. After Brexit though who knows..........
	12:10pm Sem Chumbo: Its not the Volta that kills you, its the aums.
	12:11pm Brian in UK: Always found it incongruous that the capital of Liberia in West Africa is called Monrovia. Sounds east European. Never hear much music from there either.
	12:13pm Fran: There's a challenge for Bill and the WFMU music library Brian - a Monrovian prog compilation?
	12:14pm Brian in UK: Was this recorded by Glen Campbell originally?
	12:14pm Fran: First 15 mins and I've got to do a teatime chore - back in an hour chaps!!
	12:15pm Bill Mac: @Fran Can it be done?
	12:15pm Fran: Brian - you are right I think?
	12:16pm Sem Chumbo: Yes^.
	12:16pm Brian in UK: Must reconfigure my James Last records tomorrow.
	12:16pm Bill Mac: He is of course
	12:17pm Brian in UK: Bill, that is a really surreal comment.
	12:22pm Brian in UK: Did Buster ever make talking films? Please excuse my ignorance.
	12:26pm Bill Mac: I've seen him in occasional character parts
	12:28pm Sem Chumbo: @BiUK: there's this: www.amazon.com...
	12:31pm The Missus: He had a small speaking part in Beach Blanket Bingo
	12:32pm Bill Mac: Twould be interesting to see one of those crossover flicks
	12:32pm Brian in UK: Sem, thanks, region 1 only. @The Missus was he No.23?
	12:33pm Sem Chumbo: Woman blues vocal, rock accents, call and response, and snappy patterns of hand-clapping. Now that's entertainment.
	12:34pm rw: Howdy.
	12:36pm Mayuko: Working but listening! thanks for the show today Bill!
	12:36pm The Missus: @ Brian UK: www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8YzN7lKKug
	12:36pm Brian in UK: There have gone to bed. Perching in chicken dreamland.
	12:37pm Mayuko: oh I love dance music.
	12:38pm Sem Chumbo: ...in which roads and crossing them never enter the picture.
	12:39pm Brian in UK: At the moment laying eggs is not an option either. Change of clocks have messed up their internal clocks.
	12:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Shout out to listener fred who is usually here at this hour. He's recovering from heart surgery.
	12:42pm Bill Mac: Hope Fred is doing OK. Send him our regards
	12:43pm Sem Chumbo: Bonne nouvelles! Thnx, KfHP.
	12:43pm Mayuko: @Ken Hope he'll get out of there asap too!
	12:43pm Bill Mac: Great pic of the master on the page btw!
	12:47pm Mayuko: I'm happy to find you're using Buster Keaton pic today. I love him and somehow I was thinking about him this past week too. Surviving all the crazy turmoil with that deadpan face and athletic.
	12:49pm Bill Mac: Me too he's the best! My playlist homepage picture is Harold Lloyd another underrated physical comedy great
	12:49pm Sem Chumbo: Diggin' the arrangement, quite apart from that killer voice.
	12:51pm Bill Mac: I like her a lot.... too bad she got cut short. She's better than ALL of the current crop of divas
	12:51pm Brian in UK: Fred went in last Monday so should have had his valve repaired by now and hopefully out of Intensive Care. He has no mobile though having donated all his monies to this station. HINT HINT..
	12:52pm Brian in UK: Think she has listened to Etta James.
	12:53pm Sem Chumbo: oh, oh, That damn orange barrel, always repeating on me.
	12:54pm Mayuko: I really should check out Harold Lloyd! shame I never have yet especially since he was super popular in Japan too. That kind of glasses is even called Lloyd Megane (glasses) there.
	12:56pm Bill Mac: I just read that this song was over 7 minutes long and because of its length was a two sided single (a la American Pie) Any idea how many of these anomalies are out there? MacArthur Park maybe?
	12:57pm Bill Mac: @Mayuko - If you like Buster you'll like him
	1:00pm Brian in UK: In the Court of the Crimson King. Parts 1&2. One of my few singles AND only prog one if that is what it is.
	1:01pm Brian in UK: Bill, bought the Urgent Jumping recently. Great comp.
	1:06pm rw: Ha! Makes me think of 8 track tapes when the longer tracks would fade out, click, then fade back in. Also LPs like Steve Reich's Music for 18 Musicians where one track took up both sides of the album. I guess that's one good thing about digital music. No time limits. (Or is that a bad thing?)
	1:11pm Bill Mac: @rw I have bad memories about my favorite Uriah Heep building up to the tremendous prog climax only to be interrupted by that mechanical move to the next track
	1:14pm Brian in UK: I used to play a game with a friend of mine. Name the title given the side and track number of an album. Impossible nowadays, do not even know the track names.
	1:16pm Bill Mac: Awesome game though.... you gotta do the same thing with phone numbers now. I remember friends numbers from 40-50 years ago. Not many if any from the last 10 years.
	1:27pm rw: Hmmm... just thinking about digital time limits. I suppose by now somebody's created an infinitely long composition.
	1:29pm rw: And on second thought, I think I've heard such things. Most pretty boring.
	1:39pm Michael and Birgit: Bevis Frond. All time favorite... Thank you !
	1:39pm Bill Mac: @rw Now I'm curious.... I've seen things here go on for at least an hour. Someone suggested doing a 3 hour show consisting of two or three hour long pop tunes
	1:39pm Scraps deSelby: h'lo h'lo
	1:40pm Bill Mac: @M&B Awesome! Nicks old stuff is timeless.
	1:40pm Dean: There's Metal Machine Music and Non's Pagan Muzik. At this very moment and for the next 600 years or so there is an ongoing organ recital in Halberstadt of Cage's "As SLow aS Possible." Not infinitely long, but still, this one will require multiple potty breaks.
	1:40pm Bill Mac: Scraps!!!
	1:41pm Dean: And then there are Bruckner symphonies.
	1:42pm Michael and Birgit: Shure man, saw him about a year ago at the sonic Ballroom in Cologne. Still ok !!!
	1:43pm melinda: Hi all
	1:43pm Bill Mac: Hi M'linda!
	1:43pm Michael and Birgit: OOOOOOOHHHHHHH !!!! Classic !!!!
	1:44pm Scraps: Chris Butler had a 69-minute long CD of just one song, actually just one very long verse, with guests. "The Devil Glitch". It's pretty good!
	1:45pm Bill Mac: @Dean That's cool! I wonder if there might be something on youtube to see the recital
	1:46pm Scraps: a pop song, mind you
	1:46pm Bill Mac: @Scraps I got to go back to that. Yep pop song that's what I was going for.
	1:47pm rw: Dean, I hadn't known of As SLow aS Possible or of it's performance in Halberstadt. Sounds fucking incredible!
	1:47pm Dean: @Bill Mac: Never thought to look! Indeed, there are several, e.g., https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctqEybaqBS8 Just search YT for halberstadt cage organ.
	1:48pm Dean: I'm gonna hold out for the deluxe edition CD box set!
	1:48pm rw: As does this Gong track.
	1:48pm Bill Mac: The gift that keeps on giving
	1:51pm Scraps: ah! youtube has "the devil glitch": www.youtube.com...
	1:53pm Dean: Imagine having to replace a defective disk. "Enclosed please find a SASE and disk no. 257,140, which skips approximately fifteen minutes into the recording."
	1:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: To go with the long songs, in a lab there's an upside down bottle of treacle that drips once every twenty years or so.
	1:54pm Parq: Hi, Bill. Sorry I haven't been participating, but I have been listening. Fine show, as always. Glad you're feeling better.
	1:55pm Bill Mac: @Parq Things are good mon! Feels like a good show today. Hope yr good.
	1:58pm Brian in UK: Nick Saloman was heavily involved with the Ptelomaic Terrorscope magazine at one time.
	2:00pm Bill Mac: I don't know that I ever saw the mag he it was always mentioned in the same breath as BF
	2:01pm Michael and Birgit: Hey Mr. Mac... we`re out . Good show. Until next time !
	2:03pm Fran: I'm back!
	2:07pm Fran: Bevis Frond in a cellar bar in Cardigan last year at the Fruits de Mer festival - amazing. At a Fruits de Mer festival in Germany next spring - wish I could go!
	2:10pm Fran: Brian - Terrascope is still running via the fine chaps who are Ian Fraser and Phil McMullen - occasional gigs promoted, review magazines in small lovely art paper runs and they put out a nice vinyl LP set earlier in the year - Paper Leaves - well worth picking up
	2:18pm Sem Chumbo: Let a little water into the backyard poetic, if nonsensical Portuguese.
	2:19pm Brian in UK: Fran they are in Wiltshire if memory serves. Spoken to Phil years ago. They used to give away free floppy records. I remember Skoosney, Russian for boredom.
	2:21pm Sem Chumbo: hahah, heard you did quite a turn as Alice recently, Bill. Still looking for video.
	2:22pm Bill Mac: I should just send you the links. Wm Berger did this one... band was awesome.
	2:24pm The Missus: @ Sem: http://blogfiles.wfmu.org/BM/Cemetery16/BillMac.mp4
	2:24pm Fran: Yes Brian- Phil is that way on and Ian in Wales.
	2:24pm Bill Mac: Uh there you go...
	2:25pm Sem Chumbo: Obrogado, The Missus.
	2:26pm Fran: Not sure whether this is killing Supernaut or a killing version............not what I expected, a CCS style Whole Lotta Love cover!
	2:27pm Fran: I've decided - its a killer version!
	2:28pm Bill Mac: I'm glad you think so Fran. It's pretty slammin'
	2:34pm Fran: Slammin' indeed
	2:37pm Sem Chumbo: I'd kill for sixty or seventy of Doc's jackets.
	2:38pm Brian in UK: I used to like that Brazilian band CSS Cansei de Ser Sexy. fran Tap Turns on the Water. That was Alexis Korner?
	2:42pm Fran: Yep Brian Alexis was part of the CCS set up. All sorts of session and library and TV music characters involved e.g. Harold McNair, Herbie Flowers and others
	2:42pm Brian in UK: Bill got to hit the kitchen poor connections today. Great to see everyone. Stanley must be visiting relis. Gerains dropped a t. Stay cool y'all.
	2:42pm Sem Chumbo: 89 and still blowing that horn: www.docseverinsen.com
	2:43pm Bill Mac: Awesome...
	2:43pm Fran: Have a great evening Brian - more soon
	2:44pm Scraps: Another "Save the Country" that I didn't know, and it's Syreeta to boot! My god, there was so many Laura Nyro covers in the late 60s/early 70s. Almost like Randy Newman covers at the same time
	2:44pm Bill Mac: @Brian Later my man. Love to Stanley when you see him.
	2:44pm Sem Chumbo: How spectacular is this? Man, oh, man.
	2:44pm Brian in UK: Best to you Maxine thanks for the lynx. Do I smell!!!!
	2:45pm Sem Chumbo: See ya, BiUK!
	2:47pm doctorjazz: Late arrival, loving this Ella. Thanks for the show.
	2:49pm Bill Mac: Hiya Doc! Much more coherent listen today. Hope you like...
	2:55pm doctorjazz: Glad someone is feeling coherent.
	2:56pm Fran: That's me about to sign out - a great show Bill. Have a great week all!
	2:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Bill. See you next time.
	2:57pm Sem Chumbo: On the way to dusk here. Thanks for the fine afternoon, BIll, be looking for your next fill-in. Take care and see you and the Zzzzzzeroheads farther on down the road.
	2:58pm Bill Mac: See you folks be safe and don't forget to send those letters!!!
	3:00pm Mayuko: Thank YOU Bill!
	11:58am Stanley: Yup, it's me catching up hehe....

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from November 12, 2016

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November 12, 2016: Handstands for the Remainder of the Day

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Southern Culture on the Skids	Dirt Track Date	Dirt Track Date	DGC/Geffen		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
USAisamonster	Built the Fire "Built the Fire" by "USAisamonster"	Wohaw	Load		0:02:04 (Pop-up)
Unknown	Mossi Chant "Mossi Chant" by "Unknown"	The Music of Burkina Faso	Sublime Frequencies	*	0:04:36 (Pop-up)
Tito Puente	Tito on the Timbales "Tito on the Timbales" by "Tito Puente"	Nu Yorika Roots	Soul Jazz	*	0:07:51 (Pop-up)
Ann Magnuson	Dreams of the Everyday Housewife	Dream Girl	None	*	0:12:49 (Pop-up)
Syrinx	December Angel "December Angel" by "Syrinx"	Tumblers from the Vault	RVNG	*	0:17:06 (Pop-up)
Illes	Ket ev new Sok "Ket ev new Sok" by "Illes"	Paprikazz Fel! [Best Of The Hungarian Rockscene 1965-1971]			0:20:29 (Pop-up)
Dee-Lite	What is Love? "What is Love?" by "Dee-Lite"	Perfect Motion Jopn Savage's Secret History of the 2nd Wave 1988-93	Caroline True		0:23:48 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra	Why Go to the Moon "Why Go to the Moon" by "Sun Ra"	NidHamu	Art Yard	*	0:27:15 (Pop-up)
Maloumia	Mreimida "Mreimida" by "Maloumia"	Electro Planet:Transpacific Sound Paradise 2016 Premium	None	*	0:29:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ernie Freeman Group	Rockhouse "Rockhouse" by "Ernie Freeman Group"	Organs in Orbit	Capitol		0:33:11 (Pop-up)
Maquis du Zaire	Denise "Denise" by "Maquis du Zaire"	Urgent Jumping	Sterns	*	0:41:50 (Pop-up)
Amy Winehouse	You Know I'm No Good				0:47:15 (Pop-up)
The Animals	Sky Pilot "Sky Pilot" by "The Animals"	What's happening? Matt M 2016 Premium	None	*	0:53:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jackie Davis	Love is Just Around the Corner	Organs in Orbit	Capitol		1:00:27 (Pop-up)
Benjamin Bret	Le Saucesses de feu	Le Ganglion du Pangolin	Cryptopop	*	1:06:32 (Pop-up)
Gunder Hagg	tyck synd om mig nu "tyck synd om mig nu" by "Gunder Hagg"	Vargatidar			1:08:40 (Pop-up)
GTOs	Eureka Springs Garbage Lady "Eureka Springs Garbage Lady" by "GTOs"	Permanent Damage	Retro		1:11:59 (Pop-up)
French Frith Kaiser Thompson	Where's the Money	Love Life Larf and Loaf	Shanachie		1:14:41 (Pop-up)
Pink Fairies	Do It "Do It" by "Pink Fairies"	Do It	Total Energy		1:18:42 (Pop-up)
Boss Hog	Strawberry "Strawberry" by "Boss Hog"	Boss Hog	DGC		1:21:24 (Pop-up)
Adrian Younge	Systems "Systems" by "Adrian Younge"	The Electronic Void Black Noise	Linear Labs	*	1:24:10 (Pop-up)
The Freshies	I can't get Bouncing Babies by the teardrop Explodes	The Very Very Best of	Cherry Red		1:26:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Sir Julian	Movin at Midnight "Movin at Midnight" by "Sir Julian"	Organs in Orbit	Capitol		1:29:04 (Pop-up)
Bevis Frond	Cries from the Inner Marshland	Inner Marshland	Fire	*	1:36:31 (Pop-up)
The Flying Lizards	Lovers and othe Strangers	Fourth Wall	RPM		1:42:03 (Pop-up)
Gong	Radio Gnome Invisible "Radio Gnome Invisible" by "Gong"	Absolutely the Best	Fuel		1:46:21 (Pop-up)
Tommy Guerrero	Deep Sleep "Deep Sleep" by "Tommy Guerrero"	Gadget	Function 8		1:50:40 (Pop-up)
James Brown Afrika Bambaataa	Unity Part 6	Pauls Boutique Sampler	None		1:54:15 (Pop-up)
James Brown Afrika Bambaataa	Unity	Star Time	Polydor		1:56:49 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Billy May	Patricia "Patricia" by "Billy May"	Organs in Orbit	Capitol		2:00:49 (Pop-up)
Moncho y su Wawanko Gitano	Orisa "Orisa" by "Moncho y su Wawanko Gitano"	Gipsy Rhumba: The Original Rhythm of Gipsy Rhumba in Spain 1965–1974			2:08:15 (Pop-up)
The Hollies	Have You Ever Loved Somebody	Evolulution	Sundazed		2:10:04 (Pop-up)
Syreeta	Save the Country "Save the Country" by "Syreeta"	The Rita Wright Years: Rare Motown 1967-1970	Kent	*	2:12:15 (Pop-up)
Os Mutantes	Deixe Entrar um Pouco Agua no Quintal	Tudo Foi Feto Pelo Sol			2:15:05 (Pop-up)
Alice Cooper	Return of the Spiders	Easy Action	Straight		2:20:04 (Pop-up)
Brown Sabbath	Supernaut "Supernaut" by "Brown Sabbath"	Vol 2	Ubiquity	*	2:24:41 (Pop-up)
Little Jimmy Ray	You Need to Fall in love	Follow Me to the Popcorn: The Untold History of Belgiums Popcorn Scene	jazzman		2:27:49 (Pop-up)
Plums	Benny Laws "Benny Laws" by "Plums"	The Girls Want the Boys! Swedens Beat Girls 1964-70	Ace	*	2:30:14 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Sir Julian	A Man and a Woman "A Man and a Woman" by "Sir Julian"	Organs in Orbit	Capitol		2:32:44 (Pop-up)
Gerain watkins	I Will "I Will" by "Gerain watkins"				2:39:53 (Pop-up)
Ella Fitzgerald	Air Mail Special "Air Mail Special" by "Ella Fitzgerald"	Lullabies from Birdland	Real Tyme Jazz		2:43:13 (Pop-up)
Rozetta Johnson	It's Nice to Know You	A Woman's Way: The Complete Rozetta Johnson 1961 - 1975	Kent	*	2:46:10 (Pop-up)
Pink Slip Daddy	Gotta Tell Somebody	Viva Fabia & More	Many Moods	*	2:48:56 (Pop-up)
Tim Hardin	Never Too Far "Never Too Far" by "Tim Hardin"	1	Water		2:52:49 (Pop-up)
Jonathan Richman	Afternoon "Afternoon" by "Jonathan Richman"	The Beserkly Collection	Sanctuary		2:55:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	Bubbles in the Wine "Bubbles in the Wine"				2:59:02 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:11am Brian in UK: Hmm bugs under the skins reminds me of early Mott. www.bbc.com...
	10:39am Sem Chumbo: Formication is not for those with ants in their pants. One thing at a time. Catch up with you a little later, Bill. Hey, BiUK. www.wikiart.org...
	11:44am Brian in UK: Do you find that people use the word surreal to explain the most quotidian experiences.
	11:47am Bill Mac: Way to break the ice guys! How we be!!!
	11:50am Brian in UK: Are you still snotty?
	11:52am Bill Mac: Yeah mon, hence the headstands, preferably on a drop cloth or in a bucket
	11:56am Bill Mac: Dali and Escher and we not even online yet.... Can only go downhill from here
	12:01pm Brian in UK: As Vivian once said 'Have you ever seen the back of your head?' theinklesslink.weebly.com...
	12:01pm Fran: Bill, Brian, all, hello!
	12:02pm Sem Chumbo: @BiUK: yes to the surreal question. Is it that I have been around the block a few times , or is it that folks are necessarily all that observant as they go about their quotidian tasks? Oh, and thanks for the Escher, got lost in a rabbit hole about tessellation and the Alhambra, which, surreally, I have visted twice.
	12:02pm ?: Hello from cologne, good time to hear Bill Mac. Michael and Birgit
	12:02pm Sem Chumbo: Hey, Fran!
	12:03pm Fran: Sem!
	12:04pm Brian in UK: Fran, got drenched today, walking dog in woods. Should have stayed in bed. Sem, the Alhambra looks wonderful. Looks so good your could go twice. Very Moorish.
	12:06pm Fran: Brian - always send the dog out/hold dog out of window first to see if it is raining!
	12:06pm Sem Chumbo: I've always wanted to go for a tramp in the moors, Brian.
	12:07pm Brian in UK: Hello Michael & Birgit. The old ones are the best.
	12:07pm Sem Chumbo: I'll have PETA on you for that remark, Fran.
	12:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: I like the one clip from The Simpsons where Homer is looking trough the phone bill. "Burkina Faso! Disputed Zone!?" Also: Hi, gang!
	12:08pm Bill Mac: M&B, Fran AND Ken!!!
	12:09pm Brian in UK: What was wrong with Upper Volta? Apart there being no Lower Volta.
	12:09pm Sem Chumbo: KfHP, yo. Tito is the rhythm ace.
	12:09pm Fran: Ha! Sem - according to EU health and safety regulations the dog would be in a harness, safe and very happy. After Brexit though who knows..........
	12:10pm Sem Chumbo: Its not the Volta that kills you, its the aums.
	12:11pm Brian in UK: Always found it incongruous that the capital of Liberia in West Africa is called Monrovia. Sounds east European. Never hear much music from there either.
	12:13pm Fran: There's a challenge for Bill and the WFMU music library Brian - a Monrovian prog compilation?
	12:14pm Brian in UK: Was this recorded by Glen Campbell originally?
	12:14pm Fran: First 15 mins and I've got to do a teatime chore - back in an hour chaps!!
	12:15pm Bill Mac: @Fran Can it be done?
	12:15pm Fran: Brian - you are right I think?
	12:16pm Sem Chumbo: Yes^.
	12:16pm Brian in UK: Must reconfigure my James Last records tomorrow.
	12:16pm Bill Mac: He is of course
	12:17pm Brian in UK: Bill, that is a really surreal comment.
	12:22pm Brian in UK: Did Buster ever make talking films? Please excuse my ignorance.
	12:26pm Bill Mac: I've seen him in occasional character parts
	12:28pm Sem Chumbo: @BiUK: there's this: www.amazon.com...
	12:31pm The Missus: He had a small speaking part in Beach Blanket Bingo
	12:32pm Bill Mac: Twould be interesting to see one of those crossover flicks
	12:32pm Brian in UK: Sem, thanks, region 1 only. @The Missus was he No.23?
	12:33pm Sem Chumbo: Woman blues vocal, rock accents, call and response, and snappy patterns of hand-clapping. Now that's entertainment.
	12:34pm rw: Howdy.
	12:36pm Mayuko: Working but listening! thanks for the show today Bill!
	12:36pm The Missus: @ Brian UK: www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8YzN7lKKug
	12:36pm Brian in UK: There have gone to bed. Perching in chicken dreamland.
	12:37pm Mayuko: oh I love dance music.
	12:38pm Sem Chumbo: ...in which roads and crossing them never enter the picture.
	12:39pm Brian in UK: At the moment laying eggs is not an option either. Change of clocks have messed up their internal clocks.
	12:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Shout out to listener fred who is usually here at this hour. He's recovering from heart surgery.
	12:42pm Bill Mac: Hope Fred is doing OK. Send him our regards
	12:43pm Sem Chumbo: Bonne nouvelles! Thnx, KfHP.
	12:43pm Mayuko: @Ken Hope he'll get out of there asap too!
	12:43pm Bill Mac: Great pic of the master on the page btw!
	12:47pm Mayuko: I'm happy to find you're using Buster Keaton pic today. I love him and somehow I was thinking about him this past week too. Surviving all the crazy turmoil with that deadpan face and athletic.
	12:49pm Bill Mac: Me too he's the best! My playlist homepage picture is Harold Lloyd another underrated physical comedy great
	12:49pm Sem Chumbo: Diggin' the arrangement, quite apart from that killer voice.
	12:51pm Bill Mac: I like her a lot.... too bad she got cut short. She's better than ALL of the current crop of divas
	12:51pm Brian in UK: Fred went in last Monday so should have had his valve repaired by now and hopefully out of Intensive Care. He has no mobile though having donated all his monies to this station. HINT HINT..
	12:52pm Brian in UK: Think she has listened to Etta James.
	12:53pm Sem Chumbo: oh, oh, That damn orange barrel, always repeating on me.
	12:54pm Mayuko: I really should check out Harold Lloyd! shame I never have yet especially since he was super popular in Japan too. That kind of glasses is even called Lloyd Megane (glasses) there.
	12:56pm Bill Mac: I just read that this song was over 7 minutes long and because of its length was a two sided single (a la American Pie) Any idea how many of these anomalies are out there? MacArthur Park maybe?
	12:57pm Bill Mac: @Mayuko - If you like Buster you'll like him
	1:00pm Brian in UK: In the Court of the Crimson King. Parts 1&2. One of my few singles AND only prog one if that is what it is.
	1:01pm Brian in UK: Bill, bought the Urgent Jumping recently. Great comp.
	1:06pm rw: Ha! Makes me think of 8 track tapes when the longer tracks would fade out, click, then fade back in. Also LPs like Steve Reich's Music for 18 Musicians where one track took up both sides of the album. I guess that's one good thing about digital music. No time limits. (Or is that a bad thing?)
	1:11pm Bill Mac: @rw I have bad memories about my favorite Uriah Heep building up to the tremendous prog climax only to be interrupted by that mechanical move to the next track
	1:14pm Brian in UK: I used to play a game with a friend of mine. Name the title given the side and track number of an album. Impossible nowadays, do not even know the track names.
	1:16pm Bill Mac: Awesome game though.... you gotta do the same thing with phone numbers now. I remember friends numbers from 40-50 years ago. Not many if any from the last 10 years.
	1:27pm rw: Hmmm... just thinking about digital time limits. I suppose by now somebody's created an infinitely long composition.
	1:29pm rw: And on second thought, I think I've heard such things. Most pretty boring.
	1:39pm Michael and Birgit: Bevis Frond. All time favorite... Thank you !
	1:39pm Bill Mac: @rw Now I'm curious.... I've seen things here go on for at least an hour. Someone suggested doing a 3 hour show consisting of two or three hour long pop tunes
	1:39pm Scraps deSelby: h'lo h'lo
	1:40pm Bill Mac: @M&B Awesome! Nicks old stuff is timeless.
	1:40pm Dean: There's Metal Machine Music and Non's Pagan Muzik. At this very moment and for the next 600 years or so there is an ongoing organ recital in Halberstadt of Cage's "As SLow aS Possible." Not infinitely long, but still, this one will require multiple potty breaks.
	1:40pm Bill Mac: Scraps!!!
	1:41pm Dean: And then there are Bruckner symphonies.
	1:42pm Michael and Birgit: Shure man, saw him about a year ago at the sonic Ballroom in Cologne. Still ok !!!
	1:43pm melinda: Hi all
	1:43pm Bill Mac: Hi M'linda!
	1:43pm Michael and Birgit: OOOOOOOHHHHHHH !!!! Classic !!!!
	1:44pm Scraps: Chris Butler had a 69-minute long CD of just one song, actually just one very long verse, with guests. "The Devil Glitch". It's pretty good!
	1:45pm Bill Mac: @Dean That's cool! I wonder if there might be something on youtube to see the recital
	1:46pm Scraps: a pop song, mind you
	1:46pm Bill Mac: @Scraps I got to go back to that. Yep pop song that's what I was going for.
	1:47pm rw: Dean, I hadn't known of As SLow aS Possible or of it's performance in Halberstadt. Sounds fucking incredible!
	1:47pm Dean: @Bill Mac: Never thought to look! Indeed, there are several, e.g., https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctqEybaqBS8 Just search YT for halberstadt cage organ.
	1:48pm Dean: I'm gonna hold out for the deluxe edition CD box set!
	1:48pm rw: As does this Gong track.
	1:48pm Bill Mac: The gift that keeps on giving
	1:51pm Scraps: ah! youtube has "the devil glitch": www.youtube.com...
	1:53pm Dean: Imagine having to replace a defective disk. "Enclosed please find a SASE and disk no. 257,140, which skips approximately fifteen minutes into the recording."
	1:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: To go with the long songs, in a lab there's an upside down bottle of treacle that drips once every twenty years or so.
	1:54pm Parq: Hi, Bill. Sorry I haven't been participating, but I have been listening. Fine show, as always. Glad you're feeling better.
	1:55pm Bill Mac: @Parq Things are good mon! Feels like a good show today. Hope yr good.
	1:58pm Brian in UK: Nick Saloman was heavily involved with the Ptelomaic Terrorscope magazine at one time.
	2:00pm Bill Mac: I don't know that I ever saw the mag he it was always mentioned in the same breath as BF
	2:01pm Michael and Birgit: Hey Mr. Mac... we`re out . Good show. Until next time !
	2:03pm Fran: I'm back!
	2:07pm Fran: Bevis Frond in a cellar bar in Cardigan last year at the Fruits de Mer festival - amazing. At a Fruits de Mer festival in Germany next spring - wish I could go!
	2:10pm Fran: Brian - Terrascope is still running via the fine chaps who are Ian Fraser and Phil McMullen - occasional gigs promoted, review magazines in small lovely art paper runs and they put out a nice vinyl LP set earlier in the year - Paper Leaves - well worth picking up
	2:18pm Sem Chumbo: Let a little water into the backyard poetic, if nonsensical Portuguese.
	2:19pm Brian in UK: Fran they are in Wiltshire if memory serves. Spoken to Phil years ago. They used to give away free floppy records. I remember Skoosney, Russian for boredom.
	2:21pm Sem Chumbo: hahah, heard you did quite a turn as Alice recently, Bill. Still looking for video.
	2:22pm Bill Mac: I should just send you the links. Wm Berger did this one... band was awesome.
	2:24pm The Missus: @ Sem: http://blogfiles.wfmu.org/BM/Cemetery16/BillMac.mp4
	2:24pm Fran: Yes Brian- Phil is that way on and Ian in Wales.
	2:24pm Bill Mac: Uh there you go...
	2:25pm Sem Chumbo: Obrogado, The Missus.
	2:26pm Fran: Not sure whether this is killing Supernaut or a killing version............not what I expected, a CCS style Whole Lotta Love cover!
	2:27pm Fran: I've decided - its a killer version!
	2:28pm Bill Mac: I'm glad you think so Fran. It's pretty slammin'
	2:34pm Fran: Slammin' indeed
	2:37pm Sem Chumbo: I'd kill for sixty or seventy of Doc's jackets.
	2:38pm Brian in UK: I used to like that Brazilian band CSS Cansei de Ser Sexy. fran Tap Turns on the Water. That was Alexis Korner?
	2:42pm Fran: Yep Brian Alexis was part of the CCS set up. All sorts of session and library and TV music characters involved e.g. Harold McNair, Herbie Flowers and others
	2:42pm Brian in UK: Bill got to hit the kitchen poor connections today. Great to see everyone. Stanley must be visiting relis. Gerains dropped a t. Stay cool y'all.
	2:42pm Sem Chumbo: 89 and still blowing that horn: www.docseverinsen.com
	2:43pm Bill Mac: Awesome...
	2:43pm Fran: Have a great evening Brian - more soon
	2:44pm Scraps: Another "Save the Country" that I didn't know, and it's Syreeta to boot! My god, there was so many Laura Nyro covers in the late 60s/early 70s. Almost like Randy Newman covers at the same time
	2:44pm Bill Mac: @Brian Later my man. Love to Stanley when you see him.
	2:44pm Sem Chumbo: How spectacular is this? Man, oh, man.
	2:44pm Brian in UK: Best to you Maxine thanks for the lynx. Do I smell!!!!
	2:45pm Sem Chumbo: See ya, BiUK!
	2:47pm doctorjazz: Late arrival, loving this Ella. Thanks for the show.
	2:49pm Bill Mac: Hiya Doc! Much more coherent listen today. Hope you like...
	2:55pm doctorjazz: Glad someone is feeling coherent.
	2:56pm Fran: That's me about to sign out - a great show Bill. Have a great week all!
	2:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Bill. See you next time.
	2:57pm Sem Chumbo: On the way to dusk here. Thanks for the fine afternoon, BIll, be looking for your next fill-in. Take care and see you and the Zzzzzzeroheads farther on down the road.
	2:58pm Bill Mac: See you folks be safe and don't forget to send those letters!!!
	3:00pm Mayuko: Thank YOU Bill!
	11:58am Stanley: Yup, it's me catching up hehe....

Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac: Playlist from November 12, 2016

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