WFMU: World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from March 24, 2013

Listener comments!
	9:03pm Dave Mandl: Evening, everyone.
	9:03pm doca: hi dave m., is this new steve coleman?
	9:04pm Dave Mandl: Hey Doca. Yes indeed.
	9:06pm doca: cool, i've liked it. great interplay between the bass and the reeds, as usual on his works.
	9:07pm Dave Mandl: Yup, agreed. Very tight, as they used to say.
	9:08pm Wendy del Formaggio: Hey Dave! I'm glad I'm home and doing some computer work so I can tune in. Happy Sunday to you.
	9:09pm doca: what i like about contemporary jazz in general is that's like some sort of long argument (both a discussion and the exposition of an idea) and how the listener MUST have attention so to follow it and enjoy. even when the piece is not particularly difficult it always demands an intense listening.
	9:10pm Dave Mandl: Hola, Wendy. Welcome back!
	9:12pm BDR: Hey, thanks for the head's-up on Deux Filles re-release. If you play a song, I'm curious which one you pick.
	9:14pm Dave Mandl: @BDR: Sure. I plan to play something from it. Not exactly sure which track, though.
	9:14pm Dave Mandl: @doca: Agreed. That Steve Coleman stuff moves fast. You've got to keep up.
	9:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - a couple favorite Zappa zaps : ...'Jazz isn't dead. It just smells funny'... ...'The manner in which Americans ''consume'' music has a lot to do with leaving it on their coffee tables, or using it as wallpaper for their lifestyle'...
	9:17pm Dave Mandl: Good thing I don't have a lifestyle.
	9:24pm G: June? Ritual? Mysterious titles? Not hard. Le secret du printemps.
	9:28pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): I have lifestyle paint for that.
	9:31pm Dave Mandl: @G: You're smarter than me.
	9:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Yeah - what I got from that Zappa is that for some of us Music is our very Center, not our peripheral Wallpaper (...& if it is, we call it 'Ambient') - Wynton Marsalis emphasizes that Jazz is all about actually Listening to Each Other - Cage makes point that How We Listen - which is what 'audition' really means - is (@ least?) as important as the What... ...There's the Painting, the Frame, the Room, the Museum~Architecture, the Community... ...Somewhere @ wfmu.org (Program header?) someone wrote that 'to God all Music is Crap' - but I dunno - I like to think of Shiva or Sarasvati digging it- because I don't have the discipline to Meditate! In Africa - Church is Dance...
	9:34pm Droll: Guru Guru is certainly not crap - and a fun surprise!
	9:39pm G: "Not hard." is what you say before you give the answer to an Old Irish riddle. I was really just joking. Unusual for me, I know...
	9:40pm Dave Mandl: @G: I don't think it is Le Secret de Printemps, but what I know? My french is rotten.
	9:42pm Andrew Waterloo: “Why is it so difficult for so many people to listen? Why do they start talking when there is something to hear? Do they have their ears not on the sides of their heads but situated inside their mouths so that when they hear something their first impulse is to start talking? The situation should be more normal, don’t you think?” this is attributed to John Cage, but I remember Roland Kirk saying it.
	9:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Well - we'll see what kind of dreams FMU indices tonight - !... - America is a Cancer - 4th of July - even our stuffed animals have stuffed animals. Damned right we SentiMental.
	9:45pm Droll: I forgot who said that -- I was trying to tell him something and he kept interrupting.
	9:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well - lemme say this about that - !!!... - Much ZenLaughter loitering around FMU Comments...
	9:46pm ottovonbqe: I went to see a string quartet last night and persons both in front and in back of me were texting / fbooking the entire time.
	9:47pm G: If it's a ritual involving June and one can't puzzle it out, maybe it's not Le Sacre du Printemps but Le Secret du Printemps. I'm done footnoting, though :)
	9:48pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): Ha, I was having one of those "Is is WFMU, or is it broken?" moments for that whole song!
	9:48pm G: @otto: You coulda told 'em it wasn't audience participation percussion section night.
	9:50pm ottovonbqe: It's funny, the one guy was banging out his texts so furiously, I think he thought it was.
	9:50pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): A home page saying I'd like to see in the rotation is, "Go ahead, get your radio fixed. See if it does any good."
	9:52pm G: They did seem to freshen up the homepage slogan rotation right around marathon time, right Pete?
	9:52pm P-90: Hi Dave! So the CD player created a kind of random cut & paste remix of the track? Somewhere John Cage is smiling.
	9:53pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): I don't know. I don't think I have noticed one way or another.
	9:53pm Droll: Pete, Send that to ScottW - I had the same experience but have learned to trust FMU that even if it were an accident originally, it isn't after a while.
	9:54pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): I have also listened to the noise of a radio station not coming in for an extended period of time without realizing it was not WFMU.
	9:54pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): More than once.
	9:55pm G: Yes, they added a lot of new slogans recently, and retired some of the old ones...
	9:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like your Assaultasaur doca! ...I think this fellow Hewitt & his band have heard of Coltrane too - which means I think it's tasty...
	9:55pm Dave Mandl: Hey P-90, Pete, Otto.
	9:58pm Uncle Michael: Love is hot. Truth is molten. Greetings.
	10:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Okay- I should sleep to this? Music is probably like dreams in that it takes the sounds of life - whatever they may be - & tries to make aesthetic patterns w/ them - the way dreams help process our waking experience...
	10:01pm G: I guess this is Orwell-based?
	10:03pm Uncle Michael: Now that's a legal I.D.
	10:04pm Dave Mandl: @G: I guess, but it sounded more like "1984."
	10:04pm Dave Mandl: @UM: Completely legal.
	10:05pm Uncle Michael: Concise.
	10:05pm P-90: @Pete: The same thing happened to me once. The tuner wasn't set right, and I was listening to one of the nearby stations fading in and out with static and all the trimmings. I thought it was the just the Cosmic Cowboy or something...
	10:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I was thinking Cage for that bit of dead air just now, yeah. - When everybody was doing Kevin Ayers Tributes - one DJ's Playlist wan't updating - & after a moment I thot 'Oh! - Stupid! - It's like a moment of Playlist Standstill - like a Moment of Silence - DJ-intentional.' & then I thot no it wasn't intentional - & now I'm not certain - but it was a Moment of Playlist Standstill for Kevin Ayers either way.
	10:06pm Dave Mandl: @UM: Trying not to disturb the mood.
	10:06pm FCC: Jolly Good!
	10:07pm Dave Mandl: @FCC: Whew.
	10:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like: Kevin Ayers' Playlist is now Finite. They are all Finite.
	10:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - North New England - Kissed by sunlight - then overcast static on on the radio is listening to clouds standing here I am inside the sky - David Lewis Basso, 20th Feb., 2012
	10:14pm doca: two guys who are not really koreans, but two white men dressed as koreans.
	10:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...only one 'on' of course...
	10:18pm Dave Mandl: @doca: Haha. Could be.
	10:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Who was the FMU DJ who told about that Artist who did this whole long WorldMusic Travelogue Doc thing that was actually all stuff he made up - only says it in fine print if you look carefully?...
	10:19pm P-90: Melodious AND slightly disturbing.
	10:20pm sweet cheri: hey dave, thnx very much for the tunes tonight!!
	10:20pm Dave Mandl: @P-90: The lyrics probably disturbed some people at the time (19th century).
	10:21pm Dave Mandl: Bonjour, cheri.
	10:25pm Uncle Michael: I sense that we're into the 2%.
	10:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Texting @ String Quartet is NOT @ ALL like Commenting to Music...
	10:26pm Dave Mandl: @UM: Yeah, hang in there.
	10:27pm Uncle Michael: I love it.
	10:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I won't tell anybody if it hits 3% if you won't...
	10:29pm Dave Mandl: @UM: The Ferdinand Richard LP that comes from is just unbelievably great. If you see a copy grab it.
	10:29pm Uncle Michael: I'll be seeking out that Celluloid comp.
	10:29pm Dave Mandl: @RR: All percentages approximate.
	10:30pm Uncle Michael: Top tip, DM, thanks.
	10:32pm Dave Mandl: @UM: When that record came out (early '80s) I had no idea when it was recorded. Could have been '60s, '70s. A very unusual sound for a rock record.
	10:32pm Uncle Michael: Is that the "En Forme" album?
	10:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 2% is one in 50 tunes - ? -ignoring tune length...& distribution over Shows (dif. weeks) - & def. of 'Rock'n'Roll' (dif. from 'Rock' - starting w/ say Dylan lyrics & Who amps - ?)...Program blurbs all so Sarky anyhow...
	10:34pm Dave Mandl: That blurb must be 10 years old. I've been too lazy to change it.
	10:35pm Tome: 300 /10800 ( you played 3 seconds of Small faces == rock'n'roll ) ina 3 hour show == 10800 seconds is about 0.028 % if my calculations are correct ...,
	10:36pm Dave Mandl: So no RnR for, what, the next 8 shows?
	10:37pm fleep: Some blurbs can take years to develop in subterranean caverns before achieving their full taste and aroma.
	10:37pm Tome: good one Dave ! and your show always great !!! hehe well done !!!
	10:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I have that Mojo comp. Should subscribe again. - Now we into WorldRawk - ! I loves 60's Punk.
	10:41pm Uncle Michael: Boerenrock rocks.
	10:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes! Truly amazing how much 60's Punk there is - ! Freakin' Baby Boom - ! : www.beyondthebeatgeneration.com Mojo has CD's in bookstores too - it's the bookstores that are gone...
	10:46pm Dave Mandl: So the CDs are available by themselves? That's good.
	10:48pm P-90: Mojo's CDs rock!
	10:49pm Uncle Michael: There's at least one location that I know of that has all the Mojos collected in one place.
	10:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I mean the Mojo CDs come w/ the Mag in stores too (last I knew) - not just by subscription w/ mag. - Of course, there's Used CD bins...
	10:50pm 12539: It's as good a time as any to poke my head up and let you know I'm enjoying the show.
	10:51pm P-90: @UM: You mean besides the WFMU Record Fair?
	10:51pm Uncle Michael: I mean online....if you're into that sort of thing.
	10:53pm P-90: @UM: I was hoping that's what you meant. Are there keywords to search to find this enchanted place?
	10:55pm Uncle Michael: I'm reluctant to bandy URLs in order to prevent takedowns. Googling would work but if anyone here wants to to the Friendship Society contact request thing, I'll mail the link.
	10:58pm Dave Mandl: And...hello, 12539.
	11:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It says 'No HTML' in Comments - but people frequently Link - & I'm presuming it's not FMU stylee to get Big Brother about there being a World Outside the FMUniverse - but if I'm wrong, I hope I'm told Sooner rather than Later - ! - For all I know, a reason for no HTML is Technical rather than 'Political'/Netiquette...
	11:07pm Ike: My understanding is that by "no HTML" they mean "no < > tags, etc." Not "no links." Great set, Dave.
	11:08pm Uncle Michael: I don't mean to be coy, Rev. This stuff is on a most excellent blog that has had to start over numerous times and since links here have permanence, I could be responsible for providing the site with attention that could do it harm. So, I'll give anyone the link...I just want to be a little cautious with someone else' efforts. Policy here wouldn't prevent me posting it.
	11:08pm sweet cheri: well g'night dave & all
	11:09pm Uncle Michael: night cheri
	11:09pm Dave Mandl: Night, Cheri.
	11:10pm Uncle Michael: This is beautiful.
	11:10pm Dave Mandl: Thanks, Ike. And yes, I think that's true. People post links here all the time. But be careful what you post because you never know who's reading it.
	11:13pm P-90: Dave: Yes this is really beautiful. @UM: I understood exactly what you meant. I'll check out the Friendship Society, haven't used it yet.
	11:13pm Droll: Kenzo fixed a link-mangling bug for me the other day. 1) Kenzo never sleeps. 2) Kenzo fixed the website live, in less than an hour. 3) If Wikipedia allows apostrophe in a URL, that's good enough for Kenzo. I wonder if Kenzo treats his real-life employer as well as garden-variety WFMU listeners.
	11:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bon Soir (spelling?), Cheri! Makes sense - figured better to ask. That Link I posted above is even another stream...
	11:15pm Uncle Michael: When you join, you can view profiles and there's a contact request thing that will forward your email to someone you wish to invite to write back. If I get a request, I'll accept it.
	11:18pm Uncle Michael: @Rev...I know that stream, it's a good one. It's rawer in some ways than what we do at Psychedelicized Radio....yet kindred.
	11:18pm Uncle Michael: This reminds me of Joe Meek's demos.
	11:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'm new enuff to FMU to still be discovering the Program roster & the dif. flavors - which after all are pretty varied - & lotsa heady stuff - ! Add the Archive option - & possibilities w/ Time are sort of exponentional! ...Looks like I discovered another rich & satisfying listen here...
	11:26pm BR549: "Ain't no money aove the fifth fret." Buck Owens
	11:28pm Dave Mandl: @RR: Why, thank you. And welcome.
	11:29pm Uncle Michael: I recognize that phone number.
	11:38pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): RR, I have been listening to varying extents for over 20 years, and I am still discovering the different flavors. Even as it concerns shows that have been on 10, 20 years, that I just never quite got into until one day I did. And some, like Dave's here, I've come back to after not having tuned into for a while. This station really is a big ridiculous candy store and it's difficult to taste it all or even know which to try at any given time.
	11:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...my spelling~typing exponentially worse... - UM: 'Psychedelicized Radio' is dif. from 'Psychedelic Jukebox' - & Googlable - ??..
	11:42pm P-90: "...a big ridiculous candy store" Yay!
	11:44pm Andrew Waterloo: My first marathon went a long way in helping me find a foothold in the schedule.
	11:45pm 12539: "ridiculously big," perhaps, but otherwise, nothing ridiculous about it.
	11:45pm P-90: I had my first marathon bronzed.
	11:49pm Uncle Michael: @Rev...yes, different. try psychedelicized.com
	11:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Thanx for that!: Not being an erudite Urban fellow - or a big financial success w/ greatest toys or understanding of tech options - nice to know it's not all me... - As for the challenging side of Connectivity: ...'Got to be so carefull where you stand - in the Digital Wonderland'... - Harry Shearer
	11:55pm 12539: Thank you, Mr Mandl.
	11:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thanx Mike - ! ...Oh Geez - !: Another one - !... ...I think of George Harrison in 'Anthology' saying in Post-War Liverpool you couldn't get a cup of sugar much less a rock'n'roll record - now it's like a firehose to try & control...
	11:57pm Uncle Michael: You're welcome. It was shameless of me, as I'm involved with that enterprise.
	11:58pm Uncle Michael: I've really been enjoying myself, Mr. Mandl. Thank you. Night all. I will see you later.
	11:59pm P-90: Shameless but informative.
	12:00am Dave Mandl: Thanks, UM. And good night, everyone. Thanks for listening/typing.

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from March 24, 2013

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March 24, 2013

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Steve Coleman and Five Elements	Sinews	Functional Arrhythmias	Pi Recordings	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
MFC Bruire	Come/Nonsense and Silence	Le Barman a Tort de Sourire	Ambiances Magnétiques	0:06:48 (Pop-up)
Sorcerer Sessions	Fixed Point "Fixed Point" by "Sorcerer Sessions"	Sorcerer Sessions	Thirsty Ear	0:10:48 (Pop-up)
Alan Sondheim	771 "771" by "Alan Sondheim"	Ritual-All-7-70	ESP	0:14:37 (Pop-up)

Deux Filles	The Third Movement "The Third Movement" by "Deux Filles"	Double Happiness	LTM	0:26:53 (Pop-up)
Guru Guru	Woman Drum "Woman Drum" by "Guru Guru"	Guru Guru	Brain	0:30:24 (Pop-up)
Lemon Kittens	...Not a Mirror "...Not a Mirror" by "Lemon Kittens"	Spoonfed and Writhing	Biter of Thorpe	0:34:20 (Pop-up)
Shelley Hirsch and Uchihashi Kazuhisa	Day in and Day Out	Duets 10 Years After	Innocent Records	0:40:53 (Pop-up)

P.E. Hewitt Jazz Ensemble	Bullheads in My Shoes Blues	Winter Winds: Complete Works 1968-1970	Now Again	0:49:38 (Pop-up)
Mariann Kafer	Pigreich II "Pigreich II" by "Mariann Kafer"	Animalfarm	Furnace	0:54:22 (Pop-up)
Joëlle Léandre & Barre Phillips	Atta Attal	A l'improviste	Kadima Collective	1:01:33 (Pop-up)
Young Ho Shu	Jinyang 1 "Jinyang 1" by "Young Ho Shu"	Ajaeng Sanzo	AkdangEban	1:06:08 (Pop-up)

Ultramarine	Kingdom "Kingdom" by "Ultramarine"	United Kingdoms	Blanco y Negro	1:16:10 (Pop-up)
Small Faces	I Feel Much Better "I Feel Much Better" by "Small Faces"	There Are But Four Small Faces	Immediate	1:20:47 (Pop-up)
Ferdinand Richard	Télé, Apres la Météo	V/A: Change the Beat: The Celluloid Records Story 1979-1987	Strut Records	1:24:13 (Pop-up)
Pete Brown & Piblokto!	Broken Magic	V/A: The Quiet Revolution (Mojo)	Mojo	1:28:29 (Pop-up)
Bodo	She's a Woman "She's a Woman" by "Bodo"	Hits Internacionales	Shadoks	1:34:32 (Pop-up)

Leadbelly	Roberta Part I "Roberta Part I" by "Leadbelly"	King of the 12-String Guitar	Sony	1:43:38 (Pop-up)
Robbie Basho	Dravidian Sunday "Dravidian Sunday" by "Robbie Basho"	The Seal of the Blue Lotus	Takoma	1:46:43 (Pop-up)
Christian Wolff	Percussionist 5 "Percussionist 5" by "Christian Wolff"	8 Duos	New World Records	1:54:27 (Pop-up)
Emerson Meyers & Associates	Rhythmus	Provocative Electronics	ABC Westminster Gold	2:02:38 (Pop-up)
Julia Kent	Nina and Oscar "Nina and Oscar" by "Julia Kent"	Character	Leaf	2:07:45 (Pop-up)

Le Priet Vaha Chosmos E Bacon Maourian	La Semana de la Dulzura	Prieto Viaja al Cosmos con Mariano	Random	2:16:14 (Pop-up)
Soft Circle	Whirl "Whirl" by "Soft Circle"	Full Bloom	Eastern Developments	2:18:25 (Pop-up)
Frank Bretschneider	All Summer in a Day	Rhythm	Raster-Noton	2:25:57 (Pop-up)
Ches Smith and These Arches	Learned from Jamie Stewart	Hammered	Clean Feed	2:29:09 (Pop-up)

Jacco Gardner	Puppets Dangling "Puppets Dangling" by "Jacco Gardner"	Cabinet of Curiosities	Trouble In Mind	2:35:21 (Pop-up)
Widowspeak	The Dark Age "The Dark Age" by "Widowspeak"	Almanac	Captured Tracks	2:39:04 (Pop-up)
Vashti Bunyan	Wayward "Wayward" by "Vashti Bunyan"	Lookaftering	Dicristina Stair Builders	2:42:30 (Pop-up)
Aldo Brizzi	Orphéé "Orphéé" by "Aldo Brizzi"	The Labyrinth Trial	Rara	2:45:33 (Pop-up)
Kaada/Patton	Crepuscule "Crepuscule" by "Kaada/Patton"	Romances	Ipecac	2:51:02 (Pop-up)

Splatter Trio	SatUrN ReseArch "SatUrN ReseArch" by "Splatter Trio"	Anagrams	Rastascan	2:57:36 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03pm Dave Mandl: Evening, everyone.
	9:03pm doca: hi dave m., is this new steve coleman?
	9:04pm Dave Mandl: Hey Doca. Yes indeed.
	9:06pm doca: cool, i've liked it. great interplay between the bass and the reeds, as usual on his works.
	9:07pm Dave Mandl: Yup, agreed. Very tight, as they used to say.
	9:08pm Wendy del Formaggio: Hey Dave! I'm glad I'm home and doing some computer work so I can tune in. Happy Sunday to you.
	9:09pm doca: what i like about contemporary jazz in general is that's like some sort of long argument (both a discussion and the exposition of an idea) and how the listener MUST have attention so to follow it and enjoy. even when the piece is not particularly difficult it always demands an intense listening.
	9:10pm Dave Mandl: Hola, Wendy. Welcome back!
	9:12pm BDR: Hey, thanks for the head's-up on Deux Filles re-release. If you play a song, I'm curious which one you pick.
	9:14pm Dave Mandl: @BDR: Sure. I plan to play something from it. Not exactly sure which track, though.
	9:14pm Dave Mandl: @doca: Agreed. That Steve Coleman stuff moves fast. You've got to keep up.
	9:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - a couple favorite Zappa zaps : ...'Jazz isn't dead. It just smells funny'... ...'The manner in which Americans ''consume'' music has a lot to do with leaving it on their coffee tables, or using it as wallpaper for their lifestyle'...
	9:17pm Dave Mandl: Good thing I don't have a lifestyle.
	9:24pm G: June? Ritual? Mysterious titles? Not hard. Le secret du printemps.
	9:28pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): I have lifestyle paint for that.
	9:31pm Dave Mandl: @G: You're smarter than me.
	9:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Yeah - what I got from that Zappa is that for some of us Music is our very Center, not our peripheral Wallpaper (...& if it is, we call it 'Ambient') - Wynton Marsalis emphasizes that Jazz is all about actually Listening to Each Other - Cage makes point that How We Listen - which is what 'audition' really means - is (@ least?) as important as the What... ...There's the Painting, the Frame, the Room, the Museum~Architecture, the Community... ...Somewhere @ wfmu.org (Program header?) someone wrote that 'to God all Music is Crap' - but I dunno - I like to think of Shiva or Sarasvati digging it- because I don't have the discipline to Meditate! In Africa - Church is Dance...
	9:34pm Droll: Guru Guru is certainly not crap - and a fun surprise!
	9:39pm G: "Not hard." is what you say before you give the answer to an Old Irish riddle. I was really just joking. Unusual for me, I know...
	9:40pm Dave Mandl: @G: I don't think it is Le Secret de Printemps, but what I know? My french is rotten.
	9:42pm Andrew Waterloo: “Why is it so difficult for so many people to listen? Why do they start talking when there is something to hear? Do they have their ears not on the sides of their heads but situated inside their mouths so that when they hear something their first impulse is to start talking? The situation should be more normal, don’t you think?” this is attributed to John Cage, but I remember Roland Kirk saying it.
	9:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Well - we'll see what kind of dreams FMU indices tonight - !... - America is a Cancer - 4th of July - even our stuffed animals have stuffed animals. Damned right we SentiMental.
	9:45pm Droll: I forgot who said that -- I was trying to tell him something and he kept interrupting.
	9:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well - lemme say this about that - !!!... - Much ZenLaughter loitering around FMU Comments...
	9:46pm ottovonbqe: I went to see a string quartet last night and persons both in front and in back of me were texting / fbooking the entire time.
	9:47pm G: If it's a ritual involving June and one can't puzzle it out, maybe it's not Le Sacre du Printemps but Le Secret du Printemps. I'm done footnoting, though :)
	9:48pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): Ha, I was having one of those "Is is WFMU, or is it broken?" moments for that whole song!
	9:48pm G: @otto: You coulda told 'em it wasn't audience participation percussion section night.
	9:50pm ottovonbqe: It's funny, the one guy was banging out his texts so furiously, I think he thought it was.
	9:50pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): A home page saying I'd like to see in the rotation is, "Go ahead, get your radio fixed. See if it does any good."
	9:52pm G: They did seem to freshen up the homepage slogan rotation right around marathon time, right Pete?
	9:52pm P-90: Hi Dave! So the CD player created a kind of random cut & paste remix of the track? Somewhere John Cage is smiling.
	9:53pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): I don't know. I don't think I have noticed one way or another.
	9:53pm Droll: Pete, Send that to ScottW - I had the same experience but have learned to trust FMU that even if it were an accident originally, it isn't after a while.
	9:54pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): I have also listened to the noise of a radio station not coming in for an extended period of time without realizing it was not WFMU.
	9:54pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): More than once.
	9:55pm G: Yes, they added a lot of new slogans recently, and retired some of the old ones...
	9:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like your Assaultasaur doca! ...I think this fellow Hewitt & his band have heard of Coltrane too - which means I think it's tasty...
	9:55pm Dave Mandl: Hey P-90, Pete, Otto.
	9:58pm Uncle Michael: Love is hot. Truth is molten. Greetings.
	10:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Okay- I should sleep to this? Music is probably like dreams in that it takes the sounds of life - whatever they may be - & tries to make aesthetic patterns w/ them - the way dreams help process our waking experience...
	10:01pm G: I guess this is Orwell-based?
	10:03pm Uncle Michael: Now that's a legal I.D.
	10:04pm Dave Mandl: @G: I guess, but it sounded more like "1984."
	10:04pm Dave Mandl: @UM: Completely legal.
	10:05pm Uncle Michael: Concise.
	10:05pm P-90: @Pete: The same thing happened to me once. The tuner wasn't set right, and I was listening to one of the nearby stations fading in and out with static and all the trimmings. I thought it was the just the Cosmic Cowboy or something...
	10:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I was thinking Cage for that bit of dead air just now, yeah. - When everybody was doing Kevin Ayers Tributes - one DJ's Playlist wan't updating - & after a moment I thot 'Oh! - Stupid! - It's like a moment of Playlist Standstill - like a Moment of Silence - DJ-intentional.' & then I thot no it wasn't intentional - & now I'm not certain - but it was a Moment of Playlist Standstill for Kevin Ayers either way.
	10:06pm Dave Mandl: @UM: Trying not to disturb the mood.
	10:06pm FCC: Jolly Good!
	10:07pm Dave Mandl: @FCC: Whew.
	10:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Like: Kevin Ayers' Playlist is now Finite. They are all Finite.
	10:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - North New England - Kissed by sunlight - then overcast static on on the radio is listening to clouds standing here I am inside the sky - David Lewis Basso, 20th Feb., 2012
	10:14pm doca: two guys who are not really koreans, but two white men dressed as koreans.
	10:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...only one 'on' of course...
	10:18pm Dave Mandl: @doca: Haha. Could be.
	10:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Who was the FMU DJ who told about that Artist who did this whole long WorldMusic Travelogue Doc thing that was actually all stuff he made up - only says it in fine print if you look carefully?...
	10:19pm P-90: Melodious AND slightly disturbing.
	10:20pm sweet cheri: hey dave, thnx very much for the tunes tonight!!
	10:20pm Dave Mandl: @P-90: The lyrics probably disturbed some people at the time (19th century).
	10:21pm Dave Mandl: Bonjour, cheri.
	10:25pm Uncle Michael: I sense that we're into the 2%.
	10:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Texting @ String Quartet is NOT @ ALL like Commenting to Music...
	10:26pm Dave Mandl: @UM: Yeah, hang in there.
	10:27pm Uncle Michael: I love it.
	10:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I won't tell anybody if it hits 3% if you won't...
	10:29pm Dave Mandl: @UM: The Ferdinand Richard LP that comes from is just unbelievably great. If you see a copy grab it.
	10:29pm Uncle Michael: I'll be seeking out that Celluloid comp.
	10:29pm Dave Mandl: @RR: All percentages approximate.
	10:30pm Uncle Michael: Top tip, DM, thanks.
	10:32pm Dave Mandl: @UM: When that record came out (early '80s) I had no idea when it was recorded. Could have been '60s, '70s. A very unusual sound for a rock record.
	10:32pm Uncle Michael: Is that the "En Forme" album?
	10:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 2% is one in 50 tunes - ? -ignoring tune length...& distribution over Shows (dif. weeks) - & def. of 'Rock'n'Roll' (dif. from 'Rock' - starting w/ say Dylan lyrics & Who amps - ?)...Program blurbs all so Sarky anyhow...
	10:34pm Dave Mandl: That blurb must be 10 years old. I've been too lazy to change it.
	10:35pm Tome: 300 /10800 ( you played 3 seconds of Small faces == rock'n'roll ) ina 3 hour show == 10800 seconds is about 0.028 % if my calculations are correct ...,
	10:36pm Dave Mandl: So no RnR for, what, the next 8 shows?
	10:37pm fleep: Some blurbs can take years to develop in subterranean caverns before achieving their full taste and aroma.
	10:37pm Tome: good one Dave ! and your show always great !!! hehe well done !!!
	10:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I have that Mojo comp. Should subscribe again. - Now we into WorldRawk - ! I loves 60's Punk.
	10:41pm Uncle Michael: Boerenrock rocks.
	10:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yes! Truly amazing how much 60's Punk there is - ! Freakin' Baby Boom - ! : www.beyondthebeatgeneration.com Mojo has CD's in bookstores too - it's the bookstores that are gone...
	10:46pm Dave Mandl: So the CDs are available by themselves? That's good.
	10:48pm P-90: Mojo's CDs rock!
	10:49pm Uncle Michael: There's at least one location that I know of that has all the Mojos collected in one place.
	10:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I mean the Mojo CDs come w/ the Mag in stores too (last I knew) - not just by subscription w/ mag. - Of course, there's Used CD bins...
	10:50pm 12539: It's as good a time as any to poke my head up and let you know I'm enjoying the show.
	10:51pm P-90: @UM: You mean besides the WFMU Record Fair?
	10:51pm Uncle Michael: I mean online....if you're into that sort of thing.
	10:53pm P-90: @UM: I was hoping that's what you meant. Are there keywords to search to find this enchanted place?
	10:55pm Uncle Michael: I'm reluctant to bandy URLs in order to prevent takedowns. Googling would work but if anyone here wants to to the Friendship Society contact request thing, I'll mail the link.
	10:58pm Dave Mandl: And...hello, 12539.
	11:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It says 'No HTML' in Comments - but people frequently Link - & I'm presuming it's not FMU stylee to get Big Brother about there being a World Outside the FMUniverse - but if I'm wrong, I hope I'm told Sooner rather than Later - ! - For all I know, a reason for no HTML is Technical rather than 'Political'/Netiquette...
	11:07pm Ike: My understanding is that by "no HTML" they mean "no < > tags, etc." Not "no links." Great set, Dave.
	11:08pm Uncle Michael: I don't mean to be coy, Rev. This stuff is on a most excellent blog that has had to start over numerous times and since links here have permanence, I could be responsible for providing the site with attention that could do it harm. So, I'll give anyone the link...I just want to be a little cautious with someone else' efforts. Policy here wouldn't prevent me posting it.
	11:08pm sweet cheri: well g'night dave & all
	11:09pm Uncle Michael: night cheri
	11:09pm Dave Mandl: Night, Cheri.
	11:10pm Uncle Michael: This is beautiful.
	11:10pm Dave Mandl: Thanks, Ike. And yes, I think that's true. People post links here all the time. But be careful what you post because you never know who's reading it.
	11:13pm P-90: Dave: Yes this is really beautiful. @UM: I understood exactly what you meant. I'll check out the Friendship Society, haven't used it yet.
	11:13pm Droll: Kenzo fixed a link-mangling bug for me the other day. 1) Kenzo never sleeps. 2) Kenzo fixed the website live, in less than an hour. 3) If Wikipedia allows apostrophe in a URL, that's good enough for Kenzo. I wonder if Kenzo treats his real-life employer as well as garden-variety WFMU listeners.
	11:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bon Soir (spelling?), Cheri! Makes sense - figured better to ask. That Link I posted above is even another stream...
	11:15pm Uncle Michael: When you join, you can view profiles and there's a contact request thing that will forward your email to someone you wish to invite to write back. If I get a request, I'll accept it.
	11:18pm Uncle Michael: @Rev...I know that stream, it's a good one. It's rawer in some ways than what we do at Psychedelicized Radio....yet kindred.
	11:18pm Uncle Michael: This reminds me of Joe Meek's demos.
	11:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'm new enuff to FMU to still be discovering the Program roster & the dif. flavors - which after all are pretty varied - & lotsa heady stuff - ! Add the Archive option - & possibilities w/ Time are sort of exponentional! ...Looks like I discovered another rich & satisfying listen here...
	11:26pm BR549: "Ain't no money aove the fifth fret." Buck Owens
	11:28pm Dave Mandl: @RR: Why, thank you. And welcome.
	11:29pm Uncle Michael: I recognize that phone number.
	11:38pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): RR, I have been listening to varying extents for over 20 years, and I am still discovering the different flavors. Even as it concerns shows that have been on 10, 20 years, that I just never quite got into until one day I did. And some, like Dave's here, I've come back to after not having tuned into for a while. This station really is a big ridiculous candy store and it's difficult to taste it all or even know which to try at any given time.
	11:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...my spelling~typing exponentially worse... - UM: 'Psychedelicized Radio' is dif. from 'Psychedelic Jukebox' - & Googlable - ??..
	11:42pm P-90: "...a big ridiculous candy store" Yay!
	11:44pm Andrew Waterloo: My first marathon went a long way in helping me find a foothold in the schedule.
	11:45pm 12539: "ridiculously big," perhaps, but otherwise, nothing ridiculous about it.
	11:45pm P-90: I had my first marathon bronzed.
	11:49pm Uncle Michael: @Rev...yes, different. try psychedelicized.com
	11:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Thanx for that!: Not being an erudite Urban fellow - or a big financial success w/ greatest toys or understanding of tech options - nice to know it's not all me... - As for the challenging side of Connectivity: ...'Got to be so carefull where you stand - in the Digital Wonderland'... - Harry Shearer
	11:55pm 12539: Thank you, Mr Mandl.
	11:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thanx Mike - ! ...Oh Geez - !: Another one - !... ...I think of George Harrison in 'Anthology' saying in Post-War Liverpool you couldn't get a cup of sugar much less a rock'n'roll record - now it's like a firehose to try & control...
	11:57pm Uncle Michael: You're welcome. It was shameless of me, as I'm involved with that enterprise.
	11:58pm Uncle Michael: I've really been enjoying myself, Mr. Mandl. Thank you. Night all. I will see you later.
	11:59pm P-90: Shameless but informative.
	12:00am Dave Mandl: Thanks, UM. And good night, everyone. Thanks for listening/typing.

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from March 24, 2013

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