WFMU: Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from March 24, 2020

Listener comments!
	9:01pm ultradamno: Nate! Burners!
	9:01pm kev: hey Nate, light me up
	9:02pm ultradamno: There's got to be a soundbite from HBO last sunday you could use...poor spite store.
	9:02pm Nate K.: So happy to be back, folks. Thanks for hanging out.
	9:03pm Handy Haversack: It's too up! Burn it down!
	9:03pm Nate K.: @ultra, it was a satisfying finale, I thought.
	9:06pm Nate K.: First attempt at a prerecorded show in this particular manner, so hang in there.
	9:07pm Chris Sponer: The offices of Christoper M Spooner Elementary School are checking in to say "what's up, ballers."
	9:09pm mariano: Hey Nate and fellow burnouts! I was lucky enough to have seen Nat Adderley at Sweet Basil back around 1992, great show, great venue.
	9:10pm Alex of Chicago: Burn it all down, for real!
	9:12pm I am the Upsetter: Love this Opal tune.
	9:14pm Nate K.: Spoonie!
	9:14pm Scott Williams: Sounding great, Nate! But of course, it IS Kendra Smith...
	9:14pm mariano: This show always makes me think of the Simpsons episode where Ralph Wiggum and the invisible leprechaun who tells him to burn things. "Burn them all!" www.youtube.com...
	9:18pm Chris Sponer: Hopefully you can go back to being Nate The K soon, instead of PS K-Nate.
	9:21pm Alex of Chicago: That's..., not Neil Young?
	9:23pm ultradamno: Nope. Apparently not. Though they are Canadian... www.discogs.com...
	9:25pm mariano: Wow, we were having a Withnail & I talk during an earlier show, so when I saw the name Dundas, I immediately wondered if it was David Dundas, who wrote that amazing guitar-based soundtrack for the movie. Apparently not though. And apparently David Dundas is now Lord David Dundas.
	9:25pm Nate K.: @Spoonie I'm half of the AV Club, Stephanie is the other.
	9:26pm Handy Haversack: DUN-dus? Or Dun-DASS? I have a friend who uses the former, but the street in Edinburgh is the latter.
	9:27pm Tommy in Neversink: Many the tunes so far sound very Neil Young influenced...which is a good thing
	9:28pm ultradamno: Ontario, like Young, in fact (at least that's where the label was based)
	9:28pm Chop Scott: Sounds great Nate! Cheers to you & the board op!!
	9:28pm Handy Haversack: @mariano: Do you think you look normal, Your Honour?
	9:29pm mariano: I've heard it pronounced "DUN-dus" in documentary stuff on W&I, it's the way Bruce Robinson says it. Interestingly, though Withnail was based on Robinson's friend Vivian MacKerrell, the real-life weekend in the country was actually Robinson with Dundas. And Monty was based on Bertolucci, who apparently tried to importune him on the set of a movie.
	9:30pm mariano: @Handy: Hah! "No man. This was more of a long, white hat."
	9:30pm listener 126464: Thanks Nate, cheers everybody!
	9:31pm sinner: Nate the Kevin.
	9:31pm Nate K.: I forgot to thank all of the marathon pledgers, so I want to take the time right now to give a HUGE THANKS. So, HUGE THANKS.
	9:32pm Nate K.: Hey, Kevin the Nate.
	9:34pm Aitch: Shouldn't it be more bald than that?
	9:35pm Handy Haversack: @sinner: Not sure I mentioned this (it's been a WEEK): but it was pretty awesome being on the phones across the glass when you did "Radio Free Europe" at the Sinfonia that wasn't. That is a HARD song -- I have butchered at karaoke many a time. You all did it with style! Respect.
	9:37pm rw: Evening! Burnin' it Down again, I see.
	9:37pm mb: Whats up Nate de K and all? tcb
	9:38pm mariano: @Aitch - ah, another member of the tribe!
	9:38pm kev: I tried to adopt you during the marathon you could have been Nate Kevinson
	9:39pm Handy Haversack: It's going to need its feet.
	9:40pm ultradamno: Kev Nattelson would be good too.
	9:44pm rw: Is Lou singing about Laurie Anderson?
	9:44pm mariano: Here hare here.
	9:45pm Aitch: @mariano, indeed I am.
	9:46pm rw: I heard this Eno song in a dream once many decades ago. It made me happy.
	9:49pm Aitch: Someone must have left it underneath the carpet?
	9:49pm Nate K.: @rw the stuff about Lou's love for Laurie Anderson was one of the most humanizing parts of an otherwise fairly unflinching bio about him I just read.
	9:51pm Nate K.: @rw But Lou also considered Doc Pomus to be one of his mentors, hence the cover.
	9:51pm ultradamno: By the way, all of you who were on the Morricone Island board earlier. Looks like Robert Longo deleted that post about Terrence Malick being dead, further strengthening the idea that he got him confused with Terrence McNally.
	9:52pm mariano: Oh no way! When I first saw the headline out of the corner of my eye I thought it might be Malick.
	9:53pm Paddlefoot: This program is enjoyable!
	9:54pm mariano: Wow, Slum of Legs: love that name!
	9:56pm Chris Sponer: This Slum Of Legs album is the best new album I've heard in a long time. Too bad for them that I'll always associate them with trying to make my way through a pandemic.
	9:56pm rw: Ha! Thanks Nate. I figured if anybody knew it would be you!
	9:58pm Nate K.: @Spoonie, yeah, their record dropped at an . . . unfortunate moment.
	10:00pm ultradamno: Right now I think Dispatches From Elsewhere is going to be thing that will be wrapped up in this experience for me. Like Ghost World with 9/11.
	10:00pm Hams: thanks for pullin' through, nate. good to be here.
	10:04pm Chris Sponer: The New Pornagraphers' Together is always going to be linked in my head to rough stuff after the 2008 crash, but damn if it doesn't make it stronger for me. I look forward to many years with the now heavier SOL album! (I hope.)
	10:07pm ultradamno: This is a really good record. I like Meet Me In The City a lot.
	10:09pm Handy Haversack: Really like that Slum of Legs album.
	10:11pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: This new Lewsburg record is rather Velvets-esque.
	10:12pm mariano: Hah! The only thing that came up in a Google search for this Lewsburg is @ParUbi's listener profile :)
	10:13pm Ignore Function: Great set!
	10:13pm ultradamno: I was thinking Television, but they're in the same ecosystem
	10:13pm mariano: Gotta have this song!
	10:23pm ultradamno: Dum Dum Boys and Dum Dum Girls should combine into a supergroup called Dum Dum Hermaphrodites
	10:24pm Stevel: hEY! sOMEONE'S KICKING ASS IN THERE! PIPE DOWN!
	10:25pm ultradamno: Bill Rieflin has died pitchfork.com...
	10:26pm Ken From Hyde Park: Professor Dum Dum could DJ between sets.
	10:26pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow burn it down listeners
	10:29pm mariano: My cousin's youngest daughter has a really smart mouth and is very quick-witted, especially for a 9-yo. Once when I was looking after her she took a pack of Dum Dums from the candy bowl. I said "Ooh, Dum Dums... perfect candy for you." Without missing a beat she said "What's your perfect candy? Fat fats?" Still feeling that burn!
	10:30pm sufferwords: actively listening to radio counts as proper quarantine behavior - this show makes me feel like i’m cheating and about town with my crew
	10:32pm Stevel: Oh man! J. Giles Band was always good at what they did.
	10:33pm Nate K.: @sufferwords, I like that, "this show makes me feel like i’m cheating and about town with my crew."
	10:33pm rw: Nice pick; that J Geils.
	10:34pm Nate K.: @Stevel I think that's the perfect way to sum up J. Geils Band.
	10:39pm coelacanth∅: hello Nate, pyros
	10:46pm mariano: Hey @coela!
	10:46pm rw: This one's cool too. E. Hole.
	10:47pm Scott Williams: Killer version of "More Trouble Every Day"!
	10:47pm Stevel: Not your everyday cover.
	10:48pm coelacanth∅: this reminds me of brother Love
	10:49pm coelacanth∅: hey mariano
	10:50pm Handy Haversack: Hey, coela. How goes?
	10:51pm Bootsie: This guitar had me thinking Blue Cheer
	10:52pm coelacanth∅: hi Handy, goes alright, gettin' stuff done. how bout with you?
	10:55pm JakeGould: Hey Nate! How you holding up?
	10:55pm Handy Haversack: Tryin' to not get anything done for a few minutes here at the end of the night!
	10:57pm Nate K.: I forgot that was the Zappa cover. The track listing on that record is very confusing. Also, interesting fact: the main dude in Electronic Hole, Phil Pearlman, his son, Adam, was the American Al Qaeda kid. Crazy.
	10:57pm JakeGould: It’s a sad and beautiful world.
	10:58pm sufferwords: peace Nate and to all everywhere
	10:58pm ultradamno: Seems to working out well.
	11:02pm Handy Haversack: An almost Kensian "CURVE" shout!
	11:03pm Nate K.: @Handy, it was a tribute, if you will.
	11:05pm wendy del formaggio: The guitar on this Sonny Vincent track (especially the beginning) reminds me of Olive. The Japanese psych metal band, not the Ken Nordine song.
	11:05pm mb: That Pearlman antidote is blowing my mind. I thought the fact that Adam traded underground metal tapes thru the mail with a Phish head was as much as my mind could handle about that story. Only here on WFMU, folks.
	11:18pm Nate K.: www.newyorker.com...
	11:41pm Vanessa bikes: This is so lovely, I'm about to cry...
	11:47pm coelacanth∅: damn Nate that article is some intense shit.
	11:47pm mariano: Woah, just got around to reading your posts about Pearlman, that is a trip!
	11:51pm TomDash: Alright man, got my single malt scotch and my notes...bring it!
	11:52pm Nate K.: Hey, Tom. Good to see you my brother.
	11:52pm TomDash: you too man!
	11:52pm mariano: Thanks Nate, stay safe. Take care everyone, and bring it on, Tom!
	11:53pm TomDash: Scott...should we wait a few? More bed music? I'm fine with that! haha...
	11:54pm Scott Williams: Hey Tom, yeah Nate looped it so we'll take it up close to 12
	11:54pm steveL: DJs are the best! Thanks!
	11:54pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Nate, Scott! All the Skeletons and living kids!
	11:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: Jack Nitzsche on loop, please. Sounds nice.
	11:54pm Nate K.: ID coming up.
	11:55pm TomDash: Ha, sorry Nate K...there it is! haha...will check out the archive tomorrow!
	11:55pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Nate, Scott... take care see y'all in Tom's room
	11:56pm Nate K.: I'll have an extra song next week, so there isn't so much suspense!
	11:56pm Handy Haversack: Night, all.
	11:57pm TomDash: Thanks Scott! See you on the other side of midnight!
	11:57pm coelacanth∅: oh, prerecord a little shy. i thought you were doing it from home (actually i didn't think about it)
	11:58pm coelacanth∅: 'night Handy
	11:59pm mariano: Night Handy!

Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from March 24, 2020

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Music for the revolution in my head: choogling punks; power pop, both skinny-tied and long-haired; soul shouters and girl groups; bubblegum and acid rock; global fuzz; weirdos and outsiders, and the Weirdos and the Outsiders; Archie Shepp and J. Geils. Plus, live bands.

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Fri. Nov 8th, 9pm - Midnight: The Hard Quartet (More info...)
FOR REAL THIS TIME! With a mind-boggling combination of talent and a rock-and-roll pedigree that will leave your jaw on the floor, the members of the Hard Quartet likely need no introduction. But for the sake of due diligence, the band features Stephen Malkmus (Pavement, etc.), Matt Sweeney (Chavez, etc.), Jim White (The Dirty Three, etc.), and Emmet Kelly (Will Oldham, Ty Segall, etc.). We think that's all the info you need. They deliver a short set for BURN IT DOWN! on Friday, November 8.

March 24, 2020: Coronacasting Week 1: "You're far, but you used to be so near."

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Cannonball Adderley and the Nat Adderley Sextet	Space Spiritual	David Axelrod ‎– 1968 to 1970 An Anthology						0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Opal	Sailing Boats "Sailing Boats" by "Opal"	Early Recordings Vol. 2				RIP Dave Roback		0:10:56 (Pop-up)
The Skeptics	East Side Tenement House	The Complete Early Years 1965-1969						0:16:40 (Pop-up)
Dundas	Bloodshot in Your Eyes "Bloodshot in Your Eyes" by "Dundas"							0:19:55 (Pop-up)
Stone Harbour	Grains of Sand "Grains of Sand" by "Stone Harbour"	Emerges						0:22:42 (Pop-up)
Lavender Flu	No One Remembers Your Name	Barbarian Dust	In the Red				*	0:28:03 (Pop-up)

Parliament	Moonshine Heather "Moonshine Heather" by "Parliament"	Osmium						0:35:16 (Pop-up)
Har You Percussion Group	Welcome to the Party	Sounds of the Ghetto Youth						0:38:36 (Pop-up)
Lou Reed	This Magic Moment "This Magic Moment" by "Lou Reed"							0:42:45 (Pop-up)
Brian Eno	Wimoweh "Wimoweh" by "Brian Eno"	BBC Sessions						0:45:49 (Pop-up)
Cold Beat	Prism "Prism" by "Cold Beat"	Mother					*	0:48:34 (Pop-up)
Slum of Legs	Sasha Fierce "Sasha Fierce" by "Slum of Legs"	Slum of Legs					*	0:53:40 (Pop-up)
Optic Sink	Pyramid Scheme (demo) "Pyramid Scheme (demo)" by "Optic Sink"					Natalie Hoffman of Nots	*	0:56:50 (Pop-up)

The Babies	Breaking the Law "Breaking the Law" by "The Babies"	The Babies						1:06:22 (Pop-up)
Another Sunny Day	Anorak City "Anorak City" by "Another Sunny Day"	London Weekend						1:07:40 (Pop-up)
Lewsburg	Through the Garden "Through the Garden" by "Lewsburg"	In This House					*	1:09:44 (Pop-up)
Vivienne Styg	Disco in Hell "Disco in Hell" by "Vivienne Styg"	Rose of Texas EP		2018				1:15:32 (Pop-up)
The Boat People	Capitalist "Capitalist" by "The Boat People"			1983	7"			1:18:20 (Pop-up)
The Dum Dum Boys	Something to Say	Let There Be Noise	In the Red			Reissue/collection	*	1:20:39 (Pop-up)
The Victims	I Wanna Be with You "I Wanna Be with You" by "The Victims"	The Victims	In the Red			Reissue/collection	*	1:26:13 (Pop-up)

Ray Stinnett	America "America" by "Ray Stinnett"	A Fire Somewhere						1:26:48 (Pop-up)
The J. Geils Band	Must of Got Lost	Nightmares...and Other Tales from the Vinyl Jungle						1:30:43 (Pop-up)
John Wesley Coleman III	The Love that You Own	The Love that You Own						1:35:29 (Pop-up)
Oliver Klaus	Here Comes the Sun "Here Comes the Sun" by "Oliver Klaus"	Sad About the Times	Anthology			Comp of old tracks	*	1:37:17 (Pop-up)
Bill Fox	Portland Town "Portland Town" by "Bill Fox"	Transit Byzantium						1:43:21 (Pop-up)
Electronic Hole	Love Will Find a Way II	Electronic Hole						1:44:02 (Pop-up)
The Dantes	Any Number Can Win "Any Number Can Win" by "The Dantes"	Local Customs: Cavern Sound						1:50:23 (Pop-up)
Solomon Burke	The Generation of Revelations							1:52:47 (Pop-up)
Ndikho Xaba & The Natives	Big Time							1:55:18 (Pop-up)

Sonny Vincent	She's Like Hiroshima	Diamond Distance & Liquid Fury- Sonny Vincent: Primitive 1969-1976	HoZac				*	2:03:59 (Pop-up)
Endless Boogie	Outside of My Mind	Vol. 1 & 2					*	2:05:36 (Pop-up)
Blow Mind	They're Coming "They're Coming" by "Blow Mind"							2:14:37 (Pop-up)
The Cheater Slicks	Walk Into the Sea	Walk into the Sea						2:21:26 (Pop-up)
NY Endless	A Consultant's Agreement	Strategies EP	Golf Channel Recordings					2:25:04 (Pop-up)
Chris Forsyth	(Livin' On) Cubist Time	All Time Present						2:40:02 (Pop-up)
Opal	This Town "This Town" by "Opal"	Early Recordings Vol. 2						2:49:26 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01pm ultradamno: Nate! Burners!
	9:01pm kev: hey Nate, light me up
	9:02pm ultradamno: There's got to be a soundbite from HBO last sunday you could use...poor spite store.
	9:02pm Nate K.: So happy to be back, folks. Thanks for hanging out.
	9:03pm Handy Haversack: It's too up! Burn it down!
	9:03pm Nate K.: @ultra, it was a satisfying finale, I thought.
	9:06pm Nate K.: First attempt at a prerecorded show in this particular manner, so hang in there.
	9:07pm Chris Sponer: The offices of Christoper M Spooner Elementary School are checking in to say "what's up, ballers."
	9:09pm mariano: Hey Nate and fellow burnouts! I was lucky enough to have seen Nat Adderley at Sweet Basil back around 1992, great show, great venue.
	9:10pm Alex of Chicago: Burn it all down, for real!
	9:12pm I am the Upsetter: Love this Opal tune.
	9:14pm Nate K.: Spoonie!
	9:14pm Scott Williams: Sounding great, Nate! But of course, it IS Kendra Smith...
	9:14pm mariano: This show always makes me think of the Simpsons episode where Ralph Wiggum and the invisible leprechaun who tells him to burn things. "Burn them all!" www.youtube.com...
	9:18pm Chris Sponer: Hopefully you can go back to being Nate The K soon, instead of PS K-Nate.
	9:21pm Alex of Chicago: That's..., not Neil Young?
	9:23pm ultradamno: Nope. Apparently not. Though they are Canadian... www.discogs.com...
	9:25pm mariano: Wow, we were having a Withnail & I talk during an earlier show, so when I saw the name Dundas, I immediately wondered if it was David Dundas, who wrote that amazing guitar-based soundtrack for the movie. Apparently not though. And apparently David Dundas is now Lord David Dundas.
	9:25pm Nate K.: @Spoonie I'm half of the AV Club, Stephanie is the other.
	9:26pm Handy Haversack: DUN-dus? Or Dun-DASS? I have a friend who uses the former, but the street in Edinburgh is the latter.
	9:27pm Tommy in Neversink: Many the tunes so far sound very Neil Young influenced...which is a good thing
	9:28pm ultradamno: Ontario, like Young, in fact (at least that's where the label was based)
	9:28pm Chop Scott: Sounds great Nate! Cheers to you & the board op!!
	9:28pm Handy Haversack: @mariano: Do you think you look normal, Your Honour?
	9:29pm mariano: I've heard it pronounced "DUN-dus" in documentary stuff on W&I, it's the way Bruce Robinson says it. Interestingly, though Withnail was based on Robinson's friend Vivian MacKerrell, the real-life weekend in the country was actually Robinson with Dundas. And Monty was based on Bertolucci, who apparently tried to importune him on the set of a movie.
	9:30pm mariano: @Handy: Hah! "No man. This was more of a long, white hat."
	9:30pm listener 126464: Thanks Nate, cheers everybody!
	9:31pm sinner: Nate the Kevin.
	9:31pm Nate K.: I forgot to thank all of the marathon pledgers, so I want to take the time right now to give a HUGE THANKS. So, HUGE THANKS.
	9:32pm Nate K.: Hey, Kevin the Nate.
	9:34pm Aitch: Shouldn't it be more bald than that?
	9:35pm Handy Haversack: @sinner: Not sure I mentioned this (it's been a WEEK): but it was pretty awesome being on the phones across the glass when you did "Radio Free Europe" at the Sinfonia that wasn't. That is a HARD song -- I have butchered at karaoke many a time. You all did it with style! Respect.
	9:37pm rw: Evening! Burnin' it Down again, I see.
	9:37pm mb: Whats up Nate de K and all? tcb
	9:38pm mariano: @Aitch - ah, another member of the tribe!
	9:38pm kev: I tried to adopt you during the marathon you could have been Nate Kevinson
	9:39pm Handy Haversack: It's going to need its feet.
	9:40pm ultradamno: Kev Nattelson would be good too.
	9:44pm rw: Is Lou singing about Laurie Anderson?
	9:44pm mariano: Here hare here.
	9:45pm Aitch: @mariano, indeed I am.
	9:46pm rw: I heard this Eno song in a dream once many decades ago. It made me happy.
	9:49pm Aitch: Someone must have left it underneath the carpet?
	9:49pm Nate K.: @rw the stuff about Lou's love for Laurie Anderson was one of the most humanizing parts of an otherwise fairly unflinching bio about him I just read.
	9:51pm Nate K.: @rw But Lou also considered Doc Pomus to be one of his mentors, hence the cover.
	9:51pm ultradamno: By the way, all of you who were on the Morricone Island board earlier. Looks like Robert Longo deleted that post about Terrence Malick being dead, further strengthening the idea that he got him confused with Terrence McNally.
	9:52pm mariano: Oh no way! When I first saw the headline out of the corner of my eye I thought it might be Malick.
	9:53pm Paddlefoot: This program is enjoyable!
	9:54pm mariano: Wow, Slum of Legs: love that name!
	9:56pm Chris Sponer: This Slum Of Legs album is the best new album I've heard in a long time. Too bad for them that I'll always associate them with trying to make my way through a pandemic.
	9:56pm rw: Ha! Thanks Nate. I figured if anybody knew it would be you!
	9:58pm Nate K.: @Spoonie, yeah, their record dropped at an . . . unfortunate moment.
	10:00pm ultradamno: Right now I think Dispatches From Elsewhere is going to be thing that will be wrapped up in this experience for me. Like Ghost World with 9/11.
	10:00pm Hams: thanks for pullin' through, nate. good to be here.
	10:04pm Chris Sponer: The New Pornagraphers' Together is always going to be linked in my head to rough stuff after the 2008 crash, but damn if it doesn't make it stronger for me. I look forward to many years with the now heavier SOL album! (I hope.)
	10:07pm ultradamno: This is a really good record. I like Meet Me In The City a lot.
	10:09pm Handy Haversack: Really like that Slum of Legs album.
	10:11pm Jeff formerly from Rahway: This new Lewsburg record is rather Velvets-esque.
	10:12pm mariano: Hah! The only thing that came up in a Google search for this Lewsburg is @ParUbi's listener profile :)
	10:13pm Ignore Function: Great set!
	10:13pm ultradamno: I was thinking Television, but they're in the same ecosystem
	10:13pm mariano: Gotta have this song!
	10:23pm ultradamno: Dum Dum Boys and Dum Dum Girls should combine into a supergroup called Dum Dum Hermaphrodites
	10:24pm Stevel: hEY! sOMEONE'S KICKING ASS IN THERE! PIPE DOWN!
	10:25pm ultradamno: Bill Rieflin has died pitchfork.com...
	10:26pm Ken From Hyde Park: Professor Dum Dum could DJ between sets.
	10:26pm John from Florham park: Hello fellow burn it down listeners
	10:29pm mariano: My cousin's youngest daughter has a really smart mouth and is very quick-witted, especially for a 9-yo. Once when I was looking after her she took a pack of Dum Dums from the candy bowl. I said "Ooh, Dum Dums... perfect candy for you." Without missing a beat she said "What's your perfect candy? Fat fats?" Still feeling that burn!
	10:30pm sufferwords: actively listening to radio counts as proper quarantine behavior - this show makes me feel like i’m cheating and about town with my crew
	10:32pm Stevel: Oh man! J. Giles Band was always good at what they did.
	10:33pm Nate K.: @sufferwords, I like that, "this show makes me feel like i’m cheating and about town with my crew."
	10:33pm rw: Nice pick; that J Geils.
	10:34pm Nate K.: @Stevel I think that's the perfect way to sum up J. Geils Band.
	10:39pm coelacanth∅: hello Nate, pyros
	10:46pm mariano: Hey @coela!
	10:46pm rw: This one's cool too. E. Hole.
	10:47pm Scott Williams: Killer version of "More Trouble Every Day"!
	10:47pm Stevel: Not your everyday cover.
	10:48pm coelacanth∅: this reminds me of brother Love
	10:49pm coelacanth∅: hey mariano
	10:50pm Handy Haversack: Hey, coela. How goes?
	10:51pm Bootsie: This guitar had me thinking Blue Cheer
	10:52pm coelacanth∅: hi Handy, goes alright, gettin' stuff done. how bout with you?
	10:55pm JakeGould: Hey Nate! How you holding up?
	10:55pm Handy Haversack: Tryin' to not get anything done for a few minutes here at the end of the night!
	10:57pm Nate K.: I forgot that was the Zappa cover. The track listing on that record is very confusing. Also, interesting fact: the main dude in Electronic Hole, Phil Pearlman, his son, Adam, was the American Al Qaeda kid. Crazy.
	10:57pm JakeGould: It’s a sad and beautiful world.
	10:58pm sufferwords: peace Nate and to all everywhere
	10:58pm ultradamno: Seems to working out well.
	11:02pm Handy Haversack: An almost Kensian "CURVE" shout!
	11:03pm Nate K.: @Handy, it was a tribute, if you will.
	11:05pm wendy del formaggio: The guitar on this Sonny Vincent track (especially the beginning) reminds me of Olive. The Japanese psych metal band, not the Ken Nordine song.
	11:05pm mb: That Pearlman antidote is blowing my mind. I thought the fact that Adam traded underground metal tapes thru the mail with a Phish head was as much as my mind could handle about that story. Only here on WFMU, folks.
	11:18pm Nate K.: www.newyorker.com...
	11:41pm Vanessa bikes: This is so lovely, I'm about to cry...
	11:47pm coelacanth∅: damn Nate that article is some intense shit.
	11:47pm mariano: Woah, just got around to reading your posts about Pearlman, that is a trip!
	11:51pm TomDash: Alright man, got my single malt scotch and my notes...bring it!
	11:52pm Nate K.: Hey, Tom. Good to see you my brother.
	11:52pm TomDash: you too man!
	11:52pm mariano: Thanks Nate, stay safe. Take care everyone, and bring it on, Tom!
	11:53pm TomDash: Scott...should we wait a few? More bed music? I'm fine with that! haha...
	11:54pm Scott Williams: Hey Tom, yeah Nate looped it so we'll take it up close to 12
	11:54pm steveL: DJs are the best! Thanks!
	11:54pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Nate, Scott! All the Skeletons and living kids!
	11:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: Jack Nitzsche on loop, please. Sounds nice.
	11:54pm Nate K.: ID coming up.
	11:55pm TomDash: Ha, sorry Nate K...there it is! haha...will check out the archive tomorrow!
	11:55pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Nate, Scott... take care see y'all in Tom's room
	11:56pm Nate K.: I'll have an extra song next week, so there isn't so much suspense!
	11:56pm Handy Haversack: Night, all.
	11:57pm TomDash: Thanks Scott! See you on the other side of midnight!
	11:57pm coelacanth∅: oh, prerecord a little shy. i thought you were doing it from home (actually i didn't think about it)
	11:58pm coelacanth∅: 'night Handy
	11:59pm mariano: Night Handy!

Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from March 24, 2020

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