WFMU: World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from October 27, 2013

Listener comments!
	9:01pm Dave Mandl: Evening, folks.
	9:02pm Davee: Evening, Dave M.
	9:03pm Dave Mandl: Hey, Davee.
	9:03pm Dave Mandl: All singles tonight. This will be a challenge.
	9:04pm Davee: Any Lou Reed on tap?
	9:04pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...of all the EEvilz - in this towwn!...
	9:04pm sweet cheri: greetings & good evening dave, got any halloween tunes around tonight?
	9:04pm Wendy del Formaggio: Hi Dave. Glad to be home with my friend, the radio. Well, okay, it's the laptop streaming the signal, but I still call it "the radio".
	9:05pm pacific standard simon: Play Metal Machine Music at 45 RPM -- it's a maxi-single.
	9:05pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...& evereebuddy puttin' evereebuddee dowwn...
	9:06pm pacific standard simon: Got my Halloween avatar on.
	9:06pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...sha la la man...
	9:07pm Davee: The Daves are in the house
	9:08pm Dave Mandl: Hey there, DLB, Wendy, PSS, Cheri.
	9:08pm Davee: ...or playlist.
	9:09pm doca: Hello Dave and Daves, are you preparing to play a maximum 2% rock and roll tribute to Lou Reed, Dave M.?
	9:09pm Dave Mandl: I don't have any Lou or VU with me, I must admit.
	9:11pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...do you have any Halloween 7"s of LouReed? ...We know what VU & Lou sound like. Oh yes. ...Would that Orange Juice be possible w/out him? No. ...
	9:12pm Scott Briggs: Hell Dave, if I didn't live in Pt. Washington in this godforsaken LI hole and was close to the station I'd bring my Velvets CDs up! Ah well. I'm sure you can dig some up. White Light White Heat deluxe is coming out Dec. and boy is it expensive. Oy vey. this a rough day for me being a massive Lou and V.U. fanatic. oh the humanity.
	9:12pm Dave Mandl: Might be hard for me to keep up with the chat tonight. I'm not used to playing 3:00 cuts.
	9:13pm Scott Briggs: And I thought Peter Murphy getting nicked was harsh! There was M. Feldman concert this weekend NYC but the tix were $75 a piece!! Bastards. I told them to get bent!
	9:14pm Droll: I never understood what people thought was so great about VU or Reed. Singles Going Steady: The antidote to Progressive Rock.
	9:14pm Dave Mandl: @Scott: Hey. The thing is, I'm playing all singles tonight, and I don't have any VU/Lou singles. But there are plenty of bigger Lou fans than me at FMU.
	9:14pm sweet cheri: great start,dave! i'm digging your show.(no pun intended..)
	9:14pm Scott Briggs: oh Droll....the contrarian feckin pot pie or whatever you are.
	9:15pm Scott Briggs: I understand. Metal Machine Music not qualifying! alas.
	9:16pm Droll: Scott, Sorry about that, I meant I love all the same music as you, in the same amounts. Hope you feel better now.
	9:16pm Scott Briggs: Did I tell you I met Jody Stephens back in July? Totally kicked butt. he signed by box sets...it was like mystical.
	9:16pm G: Dave's Velvet is Underground at the moment
	9:17pm pacific standard simon: Monochrome Set works as a Lou tribute.
	9:17pm HollyT: Hi Dave! Hope you had a nice time out of town this weekend.
	9:17pm sweet cheri: you also don't have any pre-halloween tunes,dave?
	9:17pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...what's so great about the Beach Boys putting Chuck Berry together w/ the Four Freshman? Someone had to do it 1st. & now we accept it as Basic - as obvious & fundamental. A huge %age of what is heard @ FMU wouldn't be what it is w/out VU?Lou.
	9:18pm G: Some of those prog groups put out actual 45 edits of 8-10 minute songs, even edits of 3-4 minutes from an album-side track. For crazed completists only, imo.
	9:18pm David L.B. is RRN63: VU/Lou
	9:18pm Scott Briggs: The Velvets will be listened to 100 years from now and the T'Pau and Human League and Dokken albums will gather dust.... and fookin Whitesnake too. Screw all that horrid shite.
	9:19pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): I like Lou Reed. On a frantic rushed drive back from Pittsburgh to NJ many years ago, I was too stressed to mess with the radio and my tape of New York played over and over. I never really got tired of it. Not everybody's favorite, but meant a lot to some of us.
	9:19pm Dave Mandl: @Cheri: Alas, no. @Holly: I did, thanks. Went pumpkin-picking with the family.
	9:20pm Scott Briggs: Still one of my favorite later Lou records New York it holds up well. Magic and Loss is pretty good too but much more difficult to listen to .
	9:20pm David L.B. is RRN63: G: Lou's 1st album had Yes guys as sidemen - ?! ...RickWakeman on that great Eno stuff !...Bowie...
	9:20pm pacific standard simon: Actually, New York would be in my top 3 favorite post-Velvet Lou albums.
	9:20pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): Lou Reed was kind of like the Joe Frank of Rock 'n' roll to me.
	9:21pm Scott Briggs: ha, Starship Street Hassle Troopers
	9:21pm G: Lou never covered "Here I Go Again"?
	9:22pm trish: Good listening. Noise R Us -- that's a Toronto band, no?
	9:22pm pacific standard simon: I carved a pumpkin today. Woulda made a stencil of the Transformer cover if I'd known at the time.
	9:23pm sweet cheri: lou reed WAS bad to the bone!!
	9:23pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): New York is like some kind of folk history in song. Such a great snapshot of the New York of its time.
	9:24pm PB: Cheri, thanks for that wonderful insight, Kinda like George Thorogood, I guess.
	9:25pm Scott Briggs: Indeed. Lou had a really rough patch with like Mistrial and all that early to mid 80s...pretty terrible. When he started doing songs like Funky hot hips i was like..oh noooo
	9:27pm pacific standard simon: I wish I had one of those boxes with psychedelic graphics, hinges and a handle, for carrying 7" records. Maybe eBay?
	9:28pm G: Hey, Cheri is bad to the bone...
	9:28pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...there was Fugs & GarageRock - what-have-you - but Velvets were the 1st Alternative - accepted they were not going to be Mainstream Successes & went for Substance & Experiments & Realism ...what FMU is all about.
	9:28pm Droll: The only band/artist that gets this much discussion without being played is Rush, another artist everyone can always agree on.
	9:29pm Scott Briggs: any chance of Bauhaus Sanity Assassin? Dat was their final single..fan club only apparently, I'd forgotten that, but in 1983 I didn't know deek about Bauhaus.... only from The Hunger. That movie has not aged well sad to say.
	9:32pm trish: Ah. One was almost two decades ago and the other almost two decades before that. 1980 http://www.discogs.com/Noise-R-Us-Lets-Go-Dancing/release/3060526 1995 http://www.montrealjazzfest.com/program/concert.aspx?id=8925
	9:32pm PB: I always thought Loaded was the best Velvets album.
	9:33pm pacific standard simon: The boxed set was the best album. :D
	9:34pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...& Cale produced the 1st Stooges, ModernLovers, PattiSmith...
	9:34pm sweet cheri: i got to head out for a while,dave but i'll be back a little later. see you then dave!
	9:35pm Scott Briggs: Loaded is my least favorite VU album but I love them all of course. It's a bit lightweight compared to the previous 3.
	9:36pm HollyT: yay, Peter Blegvad
	9:36pm Scott Briggs: how about a Golden Palominos single of ye olde?
	9:40pm G: Oh OK!
	9:40pm pacific standard simon: I'm seeing a strong show of hands from people who think Dave hasn't already figured out what he's going to play tonight. Hmmm...
	9:41pm Scott Briggs: dats funny was playing a ton of Oh Ok on tube a few weeks back....I only knew them from having singles of theirs on some old REM bootleg tape I bought in 1984 or some nonsense.
	9:43pm Dave Mandl: PSS: I know what I'm going play, just not in what order.
	9:43pm Scott Briggs: was inkubus succubus a single? E Neubaten?
	9:44pm pacific standard simon: Clive Bunker, baby!
	9:44pm Scott Briggs: sorry that was xmal Deutschland...my bad
	9:45pm Dave Mandl: @PSS: You know it.
	9:46pm Scott Briggs: please just no T'Pau singles.
	9:46pm HollyT: I hope you brought me back a pumpkin
	9:47pm jeanne: OH so you're teh one who stole this 45 from me in 1984!
	9:48pm Dave Mandl: @Holly: Will you settle for a picture of pumpkin? I have some good ones.
	9:49pm Droll: Looks like Request/Anti-request night at the World of Echo... I must have missed a memo.
	9:49pm HollyT: I hope you brought me back a pumpkin
	9:50pm HollyT: Nice bunch of no wave singles tonight. I wish my friend Tony C was around so I could tell him to tune in. He would love this.
	9:51pm HollyT: Sorry for the double post! A picture of a pumpkin will do, but it better be a good one.
	9:51pm pacific standard simon: Here's a pumpkin for you: www.flickr.com...
	9:51pm Scott Briggs: i'm a lefty guitarist and can play mine lefties right side up. kind of.
	9:52pm Scott Briggs: i heard the CBGB film is dreadful!
	9:55pm pacific standard simon: Play 'em at 33 -- they last longer!
	9:57pm HollyT: YES!!!!!!!
	9:57pm pacific standard simon: Thou speakest truth, Dave.
	9:58pm HollyT: The opening title sequence to this film is just fantastic. Amazing animation.
	9:59pm Scott Briggs: I bought the BeeGees Jive Talkin' in 1975 I recall that distinctly. the 45. r p m
	9:59pm Dave Mandl: @Holly: True. I haven't seen the film in ages. I need to rectify that.
	10:00pm pacific standard simon: I feel the same way about the Woody Allen Casino Royale.
	10:01pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...I don't remember ever buying Singles! ...hand-me-downs & 2nd-hand yeah - but...
	10:03pm HollyT: Y Pants!!!
	10:03pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...to put that in perspective - this is the last show in my 40s...
	10:05pm Scott Briggs: oh my....and like Harry Chapin urghh Cats in the Cradle we all bought that bloody song.
	10:06pm sweet cheri: i'm back dave, and btw i have "WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT" on dvd,,it's a very funny movie. do you you agree?
	10:06pm HollyT: It sounds exactly the same!!! hahahhaa
	10:06pm pacific standard simon: My first 7" was probably "Green Tambourine" by The Lemon Pipers, but I wasn't a regular buyer of singles until the punk days. Rather Ripped Records (in Berkeley) and Aquarius (in San Francisco) had all the latest in indies and imports.
	10:07pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...I was too young & too smalltown(/'rural') for Punk Singles...
	10:07pm Scott Briggs: me growing up on L.I. in 70s it was more like fookin Record World or Korvettes for singles. Just dreadful
	10:08pm HollyT: My first single was "Undercover Angel" by Alan O'Day.
	10:08pm Dave Mandl: Cheri: I do, though I haven't seen it in a long time.
	10:09pm pacific standard simon: Fuego huevos. Aiye!
	10:14pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...one thing the Beatles boxed set elucidates is that the transitions make more sense if you have the Singles in-between the Albums (those on 'Past Maters')...
	10:14pm sweet cheri: holly, i used to love that alan o' day tune. now i think it's overrated!
	10:14pm Scott Briggs: OMG I remember buying Shaun Cassidy Da Doo Ron Ron single in 1977. God that was awful.
	10:15pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...MaSters dammit...
	10:16pm pacific standard simon: Beer fingers, Rabbit.
	10:16pm pacific standard simon: Scott, bet you would have been grateful for a real record store!
	10:18pm Scott Briggs: I would. Well in 1977 I was but a young tyke anyway. I didn't know from punk anyhow...Sat. night fever and Star Wars that was about it. and Meat Loaf...barely. My aunt got to meet and hang out with Meat! For real. Scary.
	10:18pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...had a Big Brother (~9 years older) - & just born @ a good time I think ? - so spared a lot of retrospective regret in tastes ...vino tinto pss! - & I blame ☿Mercury Rx Retrograde...
	10:18pm Dave Mandl: @Holly: twitter.com...
	10:21pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...altho' has been oberved that change in musical tastes over years can be like change in food tastes ? ; ...I remember getting Eno & Curtis Mayfield out of the public library as a very young Wh♂fan - & not relating @ all @ the time...but what I did like I'm not ashamed of now...
	10:22pm HollyT: Aw. Those pumpkins are like the misfit kids that got picked last for sports at recess.
	10:23pm Scott Briggs: then later I worked at Crazy Eddies!! oh my God...people coming in to buy Anita Baker CDs. Urghh
	10:23pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...my people HollyT...
	10:24pm HollyT: Mine too, David LB...:)
	10:25pm sweet cheri: dave what ever you do PLEASE don't the anoyingly sucky pina colada escape tune. it's the most scariest tune of all!
	10:26pm Scott Briggs: Rupert Holmes? c'mon a masterpiece. how about some....wait for it....Pablo Cruise?
	10:27pm Scott Briggs: oh i was gonna mention please no Peaches and Herb! please!
	10:28pm 12539: DaveM, are you the final shift of Singles Going Steady week?
	10:32pm David L.B. is RRN63: - love Giles Giles & Fripp album! ...sardonic BritHumour thang - like halfway between Bonzos & Crimson, would you say??...
	10:32pm Dave Mandl: @12539: Yes, I am. Therese started it all off last week.
	10:32pm Dave Mandl: @Holly: Awww. But we did find a nice one. Don't be fooled by my photo.
	10:32pm sweet cheri: scott, may i add "lady marmalade" labelle?
	10:33pm David L.B. is RRN63: - oh interesting: know Trader Horne for 'Morning Way' song on 'Paisley Pop' comp. ...connections connections...
	10:35pm Dave Mandl: @DLBRRN63: Look for the LP (CD reissue). It's really wonderful.
	10:35pm sweet cheri: tell me dave do you agree that tune by rupert holmes is really scary?
	10:35pm Ike: Hello! Sounds good.
	10:37pm pacific standard simon: I'd tend to agree with that evaluation of GG&F, Rabbit, especially if you take the later Bonzos and Viv's penchant for demented story-telling into account.
	10:38pm Dave Mandl: Hey there, Ike.
	10:38pm HollyT: nice one! Always liked this song, and band.
	10:39pm pacific standard simon: For years and years, I attributed "One" to The Guess Who. I have no idea why.
	10:40pm David L.B. is RRN63: - who wrote 'One' ? pss: I can see that. Great vocals in Guess Who...great tunes too actually...
	10:41pm sweet cheri: no comment,dave?
	10:42pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...Nilsson.
	10:43pm Wendy del Formaggio: Oh that's funny, PSSimon. I thought "One" was The Guess Who, too. I didn't realize I knew any Three Dog Night songs off the top of my head. Now I stand corrected.
	10:44pm pacific standard simon: Yep, had to look it up. Guess if I'd bought the box I'd know.
	10:44pm HollyT: I always got Three Dog Night and Blood Sweat and Tears confused.
	10:45pm pacific standard simon: What the hell?
	10:45pm Sally: Love the show tonight Dave! We must be around same age, with similar tastes, because we have a lot of the same singles.
	10:45pm Tome: Felix Felix Felix ........
	10:46pm Dave Mandl: @Sally: Thanks. You obviously have great taste in music.
	10:46pm Sally: hahaha
	10:46pm Wendy del Formaggio: When I was a kid my Mom had this freaky 8-track from Three Dog Night with some creepy fucking people in an emergency room as the album art, and a big band-aid over the picture. I kept trying to peel the band-aid off because I thought it was real, not part of the album art, and my Mom would get pissed at me. That's my big association with Three Dog Night.
	10:47pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...you see these 'making of' documentaries - it really shows that the Mix we know is but one possibility - as this isolated trax trend & alt mixes show...
	10:47pm Peteski: "Hey man , how are you going to play tonight?" Leslie West, "Like shit."
	10:47pm jeanne: haha! i have this one too!!--LARRY and FABIO getting a little crazy there--thats the one with the burlap cover right?
	10:48pm sweet cheri: i got to tell you,dave i really enjoy these tunes! i also have great taste in music.
	10:48pm HollyT: Funny story, Wendy! :D
	10:48pm Peteski: I guess I'm not the only one with that Mountain mix in my itunes
	10:49pm Dave Mandl: @Jeanne: That's the one!
	10:49pm Sally: @RRN63-I had that Three Dog Night LP! That's hilarious your mom had an 8-track of it.
	10:49pm Dave Mandl: @Cheri: No doubt in my mind.
	10:49pm pacific standard simon: I remember that one, Wendy -- they ran it as a full-page ad in Billboard. I think it was supposed to be a woman giving birth. (or maybe my memory is failing at last)
	10:51pm sweet cheri: g'night all, see you again next week dave.
	10:51pm pacific standard simon: OK, FINALLY a 45 that I actually own!
	10:52pm Dave Mandl: Night, Cheri. See you next time.
	10:53pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...what a great track for a buncha notorious smackheads - who Produced?
	10:53pm Wendy del Formaggio: PSSimon: I think you're right about the woman giving birth. It's bringing back memories... Wow, a full-page ad. Glad I wasn't reading Billboard at age 5. I woulda been way more traumatized. haha.
	10:54pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...but I suppose Bop & CoolJazz are a buncha notorious smackheads...
	10:55pm Sally: Oops, I meant @Wendy not @RRN63...got confused about who was telling the Three Dog Night story. haha
	10:55pm pacific standard simon: Chris Stamp and Speedy Keene, if you can believe it.
	10:55pm Wendy del Formaggio: Okay, looking at it now, it makes total sense why I was traumatized as a child. WTF?!? 1.bp.blogspot.com...
	10:55pm David L.B. is RRN63: - !
	10:56pm pacific standard simon: On your beloved Track records!
	10:57pm David L.B. is RRN63: - that is a messed up cover ! - like Devo having a bad day...
	10:57pm Sally: @Wendy, yeah, it was traumatizing to me when I bought it in jr. high! So I can imagine it must have freaked you out as a child.
	10:58pm David L.B. is RRN63: Thx pss ! - no wonder I like the sound...
	11:00pm pacific standard simon: Aww, Dave... you didn't translate Arschloch for the good people!
	11:01pm trish: I especially like the whatnot.
	11:06pm Dave Mandl: @PSS: This would have been my last radio show ever.
	11:07pm Dave Mandl: @trish: The cost of whatnot has really gone through the roof.
	11:10pm Wendy del Formaggio: Wait, what? I hope I'm reading that wrong. This can't be your last radio show ever, Dave. Waah!
	11:11pm trish: Well, then. Lest I forget, I heresomethingfor am going to click-click-click and pledge what I can. It was a rough summer; I'm grateful to wfmu.
	11:11pm David L.B. is RRN63: Wendy: would've been had he translated Arschloch (guess the French won't care when rebroadcast) : ) ...
	11:11pm Droll: Kenzo's taking over Dave's show? What did I miss?
	11:11pm pacific standard simon: Only if he had been induced to cuss in English translated from German, Wendy.
	11:12pm Wendy del Formaggio: Ohhh... sorry! Thanks for the explanation, folks. I was distracted and confused. Common occurrence these days...
	11:13pm pacific standard simon: USED to have this Red Crayola.
	11:14pm David L.B. is RRN63: ☿Mercury Rx Retrograde...can't communicate verbally - no big deal...
	11:15pm Wendy del Formaggio: DUHHHH, what?!? Hee hee.
	11:15pm Sally: Oh no PSS, what happened to it? WISH I had it.
	11:15pm ottovonbqe: Dave's getting fired because he can't translate German? This station is so pretentious.
	11:16pm David L.B. is RRN63: Radio Actors reminds me of 'We Did it Again' SoftMachine (stuck) groove...
	11:17pm pacific standard simon: Stolen, along with my Blue Oyster Cult 10" bootleg and various other select articles.
	11:17pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...so pretentious - had to point that out...
	11:18pm Sally: dirty thieves
	11:18pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...I don't steal - when people steal I go from Liberal to 'Hang 'em High'!!...
	11:20pm Brigitte: Don't worry, folks! German translator to the rescue. Can offer Yiddish too.
	11:22pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...when living in SoCal - a woman stole some of my CDs. She had previous offenses - automatic six years! Idiot.
	11:22pm Wendy del Formaggio: You know, I'd like to go to sleep, but I can't because you keep playing cool records, Dave. This Kraftwerk cover is pretty fab.
	11:22pm trish: Click click click. Done.
	11:23pm pacific standard simon: My experience was that every change in roommates would lead to the disappearance of something. Fortunately, I've been married 28 years and the only record that's gone missing in that time was the copy of Trapped In The Body of A White Girl by Julie Brown that I played once too often in the presence of my wife.
	11:23pm ottovonbqe: Can I get the playlist in Yiddish please?
	11:23pm Droll: Snakefinger, what a wonderful signature guitarist, you can spot his playing in just a few notes. My copy of The Spot was stolen by a roommate because they hated hearing it so much. I miss Snakefinger.
	11:24pm David L.B. is RRN63: - geez! - this roomate thing !
	11:24pm B Golde: hahaha
	11:28pm G: better than a babbling Brooke Shields
	11:29pm G: not the terrifically vile prog rock, droll.
	11:29pm B Golde: Tokhes lokh!
	11:30pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...unless to look @...
	11:31pm Dave Mandl: @BG: I may need you to translate some Yiddish for me.
	11:31pm Droll: G, GG? Not vile -- I've Acquired the Taste.
	11:31pm pacific standard simon: Gentle Giant will have featured place when I get around to making that mix CD of songs featuring breaking glass/wind chimes FX.
	11:32pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...so often disappointing when stupendous models open their mouths - prob. how they feel looking @ us...
	11:32pm David L.B. is RRN63: G.G. vile - Gentle Giant Allin ??...
	11:33pm Dave Mandl: @PSS: True, that's brilliant.
	11:34pm G: that was a really hopeful title of theirs, droll :) it didn't chart. the power and the glory kinda broke momentarily in the top 100 albums.,..
	11:34pm sweet cheri: one more comment- happy safe halloween dave & all!!
	11:34pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...& - Songs that Make You Think the Phone is Ringing...
	11:35pm pacific standard simon: Feel free to consider that idea for a Marathon Premium.
	11:37pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...I will mention 'WindChimes' by the BeachBoys just to mention them twice on one commentsboard...
	11:40pm trish: I nominate a fleece toque for next marathon premium. Or a neck gator or kerchief. eg. mec.ca
	11:42pm pacific standard simon: The WFMU scarf is still available for a nominal fee. A fleece toque would be nice, though.
	11:42pm B Golde: Of course, D!
	11:43pm Droll: G, I think appearing pompous is part of the job description for prog rockers. For some reason it really works when Queen does it. Queen is over the top compared to any GG arrangement, and yet one look like conservatory drop-outs, and the other are the high-water mark for glam.
	11:43pm pacific standard simon: Ah, Petula! Her, and Spanky, are a couple of voices I never appreciated enough back in the day.
	11:44pm David L.B. is RRN63: Glam ~/~ gay camp Droll...
	11:45pm Dave Mandl: That Pet Clark song is great, beautiful. Too bad my copy of the record sounds so terrible.
	11:46pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...'Leper' would make Ian Dury blush... - Petula not a GeorgeMartin production is it?
	11:46pm pacific standard simon: What? I thought for sure this was an obscure Ian Dury b-side that I'd missed.
	11:48pm ScottC: The Offs! soundtrack to my youth!
	11:48pm Dave Mandl: Pet Clark single says: "Prod by Tony Hatch"
	11:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: I guess this is just about it for the singles until next year. Thanks a lot. They were pretty good.
	11:50pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...'Know a Place' trying to stick w/ 'Downtown' formula presumably? - too 'showbizzy' for Martin if I'd thot about it - great tho' ...Makes me sad how image of liberated Mod City thrills has changed to getting popped by hiphoppers or something...
	11:50pm sara: thanks for a nice show. rip Lou
	11:51pm pacific standard simon: That great run of Petula Clark hits is largely due to the genius of Tony Hatch, who also wrote.
	11:51pm sweet cheri: dave have a happy & safe halloween!
	11:52pm Dave Mandl: Thanks sara & cheri. You too.
	11:52pm David L.B. is RRN63: - also wrote - anticipating other mental query...
	11:54pm pacific standard simon: Glenn Gould (yes, THAT one) did a nice radio show about the Clark/Hatch collaboration for CBC.
	11:54pm ScottC: The Offs were great and strange. I think Bob Steel was on drums - split his time between The Offs and Hot Tuna...
	11:55pm David L.B. is RRN63: - Hector very Sweet-like - & don't mind a bit...
	11:56pm Brigitte: I need Halloween advice. I was thinking of either Mrs. Beaver and carry around a tin of muffins and straighten people's ties, Jon Bennett Ramsey or Martha Stewert going to jail (which is so 2005). So any other suggestions?
	11:56pm Brigitte: I mean Mrs. Cleaver
	11:57pm pacific standard simon: Why would you send that poor dead child to jail?
	11:58pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...People ask what I'm being for Halloween, I say an Alcoholic.
	11:58pm sweet cheri: brigitte go as wonder woman
	11:58pm 12539: Thanks, Mr Mandl!
	11:58pm pacific standard simon: Goodnight, Dave -- fun show.
	11:58pm Brigitte: Martha apparently only recently wrote her first cake cook book!
	11:58pm Droll: How does one "play" the metronome? Thanks DM, see yinz next week!
	11:59pm ottovonbqe: A Mrs. Beaver costume would be dam good, actually.
	11:59pm Brigitte: Adieu...
	11:59pm David L.B. is RRN63: - she's blonde it appears - Supergirl. ...That's a great sentence @ :57 pss...
	11:59pm Dave Mandl: Night. Thanks, everyone, and have a great week.
	12:00am David L.B. is RRN63: ...see you in my 50s !...(good gawd)...

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October 27, 2013: Singles Going Steady - all singles on today's show

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Artist	Track	Approx. start time
People In Control	When It's War "When It's War" by "People In Control"	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Judy Nylon	Carlotta "Carlotta" by "Judy Nylon"	0:03:52 (Pop-up)
Orange Juice	Breakfast Time "Breakfast Time" by "Orange Juice"	0:07:23 (Pop-up)
Oil Tasters	Get Out of the Bathroom	0:11:01 (Pop-up)
Noise R Us	Let's Go Dancing "Let's Go Dancing" by "Noise R Us"	0:11:07 (Pop-up)
Monochrome Set	Surfing SW 12 "Surfing SW 12" by "Monochrome Set"	0:15:48 (Pop-up)
XTC	Tissue Tigers "Tissue Tigers" by "XTC"	0:18:11 (Pop-up)

The Pink Chunk	Kitchen Cantata "Kitchen Cantata" by "The Pink Chunk"	0:32:18 (Pop-up)
Peter Blegvad	Alcohol "Alcohol" by "Peter Blegvad"	0:34:01 (Pop-up)
Oh OK	Playtime Person "Playtime Person" by "Oh OK"	0:37:14 (Pop-up)
The Colors	Jealousy "Jealousy" by "The Colors"	0:39:26 (Pop-up)
Jethro Toe	Sunshine Day "Sunshine Day" by "Jethro Toe"	0:42:24 (Pop-up)
Theoretical Girls	You Got Me "You Got Me" by "Theoretical Girls"	0:44:43 (Pop-up)

Tom Jones	What's New Pussycat? "What's New Pussycat?" by "Tom Jones"	0:56:19 (Pop-up)
The Pop Group	Amnesty International Report on the British Army Torture of Irish Prisoners	1:01:55 (Pop-up)
Y Pants	Luego Fuego "Luego Fuego" by "Y Pants"	1:01:45 (Pop-up)
The Slits	Man Next Door (version)	1:10:18 (Pop-up)
Lora Logic	Wonderful Offer "Wonderful Offer" by "Lora Logic"	1:15:30 (Pop-up)
Stevie Wonder	Boogie on Reggae Woman	1:18:27 (Pop-up)

Trader Horne	Here Comes the Rain "Here Comes the Rain" by "Trader Horne"	1:30:57 (Pop-up)
Vogel	Arschloch "Arschloch" by "Vogel"	1:34:14 (Pop-up)
Three Dog Night	One "One" by "Three Dog Night"	1:37:20 (Pop-up)
Led Zeppelin	Hey, Hey, What Can I Do?	1:40:24 (Pop-up)
Plastikville Records	Burlap Fantasy	1:44:49 (Pop-up)
Jon Spencer Blues Explosion	Smoke Cigarettes	1:47:45 (Pop-up)
The Heartbreakers	Born to Lose "Born to Lose" by "The Heartbreakers"	1:51:24 (Pop-up)

The Murphy Love Experience	Bad Day at Babbling Brook	2:05:40 (Pop-up)
Spanky and Our Gang	Sunday Will Never Be the Same	2:09:35 (Pop-up)
The Red Crayola	Wives in Orbit "Wives in Orbit" by "The Red Crayola"	2:12:56 (Pop-up)
The Radio Actors	Nuclear Waste "Nuclear Waste" by "The Radio Actors"	2:14:46 (Pop-up)
2 Timers	Living for the Weekend "Living for the Weekend" by "2 Timers"	2:17:26 (Pop-up)
Snakefinger	The Model "The Model" by "Snakefinger"	2:20:27 (Pop-up)

Gentle Giant	The Power and the Glory	2:29:49 (Pop-up)
P. Children	Social Life "Social Life" by "P. Children"	2:33:25 (Pop-up)
Hector	Wired Up "Wired Up" by "Hector"	2:39:33 (Pop-up)
Petula Clark	I Know a Place "I Know a Place" by "Petula Clark"	2:41:22 (Pop-up)
Meadow House	Leper in a Tumble-Drier	2:43:46 (Pop-up)
The Offs	Johnny Too Bad "Johnny Too Bad" by "The Offs"	2:46:20 (Pop-up)
Poly Styrene	Talk In Toytown "Talk In Toytown" by "Poly Styrene"	2:48:47 (Pop-up)

Mnemonists	Nailed "Nailed" by "Mnemonists"	2:59:36 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01pm Dave Mandl: Evening, folks.
	9:02pm Davee: Evening, Dave M.
	9:03pm Dave Mandl: Hey, Davee.
	9:03pm Dave Mandl: All singles tonight. This will be a challenge.
	9:04pm Davee: Any Lou Reed on tap?
	9:04pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...of all the EEvilz - in this towwn!...
	9:04pm sweet cheri: greetings & good evening dave, got any halloween tunes around tonight?
	9:04pm Wendy del Formaggio: Hi Dave. Glad to be home with my friend, the radio. Well, okay, it's the laptop streaming the signal, but I still call it "the radio".
	9:05pm pacific standard simon: Play Metal Machine Music at 45 RPM -- it's a maxi-single.
	9:05pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...& evereebuddy puttin' evereebuddee dowwn...
	9:06pm pacific standard simon: Got my Halloween avatar on.
	9:06pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...sha la la man...
	9:07pm Davee: The Daves are in the house
	9:08pm Dave Mandl: Hey there, DLB, Wendy, PSS, Cheri.
	9:08pm Davee: ...or playlist.
	9:09pm doca: Hello Dave and Daves, are you preparing to play a maximum 2% rock and roll tribute to Lou Reed, Dave M.?
	9:09pm Dave Mandl: I don't have any Lou or VU with me, I must admit.
	9:11pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...do you have any Halloween 7"s of LouReed? ...We know what VU & Lou sound like. Oh yes. ...Would that Orange Juice be possible w/out him? No. ...
	9:12pm Scott Briggs: Hell Dave, if I didn't live in Pt. Washington in this godforsaken LI hole and was close to the station I'd bring my Velvets CDs up! Ah well. I'm sure you can dig some up. White Light White Heat deluxe is coming out Dec. and boy is it expensive. Oy vey. this a rough day for me being a massive Lou and V.U. fanatic. oh the humanity.
	9:12pm Dave Mandl: Might be hard for me to keep up with the chat tonight. I'm not used to playing 3:00 cuts.
	9:13pm Scott Briggs: And I thought Peter Murphy getting nicked was harsh! There was M. Feldman concert this weekend NYC but the tix were $75 a piece!! Bastards. I told them to get bent!
	9:14pm Droll: I never understood what people thought was so great about VU or Reed. Singles Going Steady: The antidote to Progressive Rock.
	9:14pm Dave Mandl: @Scott: Hey. The thing is, I'm playing all singles tonight, and I don't have any VU/Lou singles. But there are plenty of bigger Lou fans than me at FMU.
	9:14pm sweet cheri: great start,dave! i'm digging your show.(no pun intended..)
	9:14pm Scott Briggs: oh Droll....the contrarian feckin pot pie or whatever you are.
	9:15pm Scott Briggs: I understand. Metal Machine Music not qualifying! alas.
	9:16pm Droll: Scott, Sorry about that, I meant I love all the same music as you, in the same amounts. Hope you feel better now.
	9:16pm Scott Briggs: Did I tell you I met Jody Stephens back in July? Totally kicked butt. he signed by box sets...it was like mystical.
	9:16pm G: Dave's Velvet is Underground at the moment
	9:17pm pacific standard simon: Monochrome Set works as a Lou tribute.
	9:17pm HollyT: Hi Dave! Hope you had a nice time out of town this weekend.
	9:17pm sweet cheri: you also don't have any pre-halloween tunes,dave?
	9:17pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...what's so great about the Beach Boys putting Chuck Berry together w/ the Four Freshman? Someone had to do it 1st. & now we accept it as Basic - as obvious & fundamental. A huge %age of what is heard @ FMU wouldn't be what it is w/out VU?Lou.
	9:18pm G: Some of those prog groups put out actual 45 edits of 8-10 minute songs, even edits of 3-4 minutes from an album-side track. For crazed completists only, imo.
	9:18pm David L.B. is RRN63: VU/Lou
	9:18pm Scott Briggs: The Velvets will be listened to 100 years from now and the T'Pau and Human League and Dokken albums will gather dust.... and fookin Whitesnake too. Screw all that horrid shite.
	9:19pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): I like Lou Reed. On a frantic rushed drive back from Pittsburgh to NJ many years ago, I was too stressed to mess with the radio and my tape of New York played over and over. I never really got tired of it. Not everybody's favorite, but meant a lot to some of us.
	9:19pm Dave Mandl: @Cheri: Alas, no. @Holly: I did, thanks. Went pumpkin-picking with the family.
	9:20pm Scott Briggs: Still one of my favorite later Lou records New York it holds up well. Magic and Loss is pretty good too but much more difficult to listen to .
	9:20pm David L.B. is RRN63: G: Lou's 1st album had Yes guys as sidemen - ?! ...RickWakeman on that great Eno stuff !...Bowie...
	9:20pm pacific standard simon: Actually, New York would be in my top 3 favorite post-Velvet Lou albums.
	9:20pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): Lou Reed was kind of like the Joe Frank of Rock 'n' roll to me.
	9:21pm Scott Briggs: ha, Starship Street Hassle Troopers
	9:21pm G: Lou never covered "Here I Go Again"?
	9:22pm trish: Good listening. Noise R Us -- that's a Toronto band, no?
	9:22pm pacific standard simon: I carved a pumpkin today. Woulda made a stencil of the Transformer cover if I'd known at the time.
	9:23pm sweet cheri: lou reed WAS bad to the bone!!
	9:23pm Pete from Boston (and NJ): New York is like some kind of folk history in song. Such a great snapshot of the New York of its time.
	9:24pm PB: Cheri, thanks for that wonderful insight, Kinda like George Thorogood, I guess.
	9:25pm Scott Briggs: Indeed. Lou had a really rough patch with like Mistrial and all that early to mid 80s...pretty terrible. When he started doing songs like Funky hot hips i was like..oh noooo
	9:27pm pacific standard simon: I wish I had one of those boxes with psychedelic graphics, hinges and a handle, for carrying 7" records. Maybe eBay?
	9:28pm G: Hey, Cheri is bad to the bone...
	9:28pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...there was Fugs & GarageRock - what-have-you - but Velvets were the 1st Alternative - accepted they were not going to be Mainstream Successes & went for Substance & Experiments & Realism ...what FMU is all about.
	9:28pm Droll: The only band/artist that gets this much discussion without being played is Rush, another artist everyone can always agree on.
	9:29pm Scott Briggs: any chance of Bauhaus Sanity Assassin? Dat was their final single..fan club only apparently, I'd forgotten that, but in 1983 I didn't know deek about Bauhaus.... only from The Hunger. That movie has not aged well sad to say.
	9:32pm trish: Ah. One was almost two decades ago and the other almost two decades before that. 1980 http://www.discogs.com/Noise-R-Us-Lets-Go-Dancing/release/3060526 1995 http://www.montrealjazzfest.com/program/concert.aspx?id=8925
	9:32pm PB: I always thought Loaded was the best Velvets album.
	9:33pm pacific standard simon: The boxed set was the best album. :D
	9:34pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...& Cale produced the 1st Stooges, ModernLovers, PattiSmith...
	9:34pm sweet cheri: i got to head out for a while,dave but i'll be back a little later. see you then dave!
	9:35pm Scott Briggs: Loaded is my least favorite VU album but I love them all of course. It's a bit lightweight compared to the previous 3.
	9:36pm HollyT: yay, Peter Blegvad
	9:36pm Scott Briggs: how about a Golden Palominos single of ye olde?
	9:40pm G: Oh OK!
	9:40pm pacific standard simon: I'm seeing a strong show of hands from people who think Dave hasn't already figured out what he's going to play tonight. Hmmm...
	9:41pm Scott Briggs: dats funny was playing a ton of Oh Ok on tube a few weeks back....I only knew them from having singles of theirs on some old REM bootleg tape I bought in 1984 or some nonsense.
	9:43pm Dave Mandl: PSS: I know what I'm going play, just not in what order.
	9:43pm Scott Briggs: was inkubus succubus a single? E Neubaten?
	9:44pm pacific standard simon: Clive Bunker, baby!
	9:44pm Scott Briggs: sorry that was xmal Deutschland...my bad
	9:45pm Dave Mandl: @PSS: You know it.
	9:46pm Scott Briggs: please just no T'Pau singles.
	9:46pm HollyT: I hope you brought me back a pumpkin
	9:47pm jeanne: OH so you're teh one who stole this 45 from me in 1984!
	9:48pm Dave Mandl: @Holly: Will you settle for a picture of pumpkin? I have some good ones.
	9:49pm Droll: Looks like Request/Anti-request night at the World of Echo... I must have missed a memo.
	9:49pm HollyT: I hope you brought me back a pumpkin
	9:50pm HollyT: Nice bunch of no wave singles tonight. I wish my friend Tony C was around so I could tell him to tune in. He would love this.
	9:51pm HollyT: Sorry for the double post! A picture of a pumpkin will do, but it better be a good one.
	9:51pm pacific standard simon: Here's a pumpkin for you: www.flickr.com...
	9:51pm Scott Briggs: i'm a lefty guitarist and can play mine lefties right side up. kind of.
	9:52pm Scott Briggs: i heard the CBGB film is dreadful!
	9:55pm pacific standard simon: Play 'em at 33 -- they last longer!
	9:57pm HollyT: YES!!!!!!!
	9:57pm pacific standard simon: Thou speakest truth, Dave.
	9:58pm HollyT: The opening title sequence to this film is just fantastic. Amazing animation.
	9:59pm Scott Briggs: I bought the BeeGees Jive Talkin' in 1975 I recall that distinctly. the 45. r p m
	9:59pm Dave Mandl: @Holly: True. I haven't seen the film in ages. I need to rectify that.
	10:00pm pacific standard simon: I feel the same way about the Woody Allen Casino Royale.
	10:01pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...I don't remember ever buying Singles! ...hand-me-downs & 2nd-hand yeah - but...
	10:03pm HollyT: Y Pants!!!
	10:03pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...to put that in perspective - this is the last show in my 40s...
	10:05pm Scott Briggs: oh my....and like Harry Chapin urghh Cats in the Cradle we all bought that bloody song.
	10:06pm sweet cheri: i'm back dave, and btw i have "WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT" on dvd,,it's a very funny movie. do you you agree?
	10:06pm HollyT: It sounds exactly the same!!! hahahhaa
	10:06pm pacific standard simon: My first 7" was probably "Green Tambourine" by The Lemon Pipers, but I wasn't a regular buyer of singles until the punk days. Rather Ripped Records (in Berkeley) and Aquarius (in San Francisco) had all the latest in indies and imports.
	10:07pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...I was too young & too smalltown(/'rural') for Punk Singles...
	10:07pm Scott Briggs: me growing up on L.I. in 70s it was more like fookin Record World or Korvettes for singles. Just dreadful
	10:08pm HollyT: My first single was "Undercover Angel" by Alan O'Day.
	10:08pm Dave Mandl: Cheri: I do, though I haven't seen it in a long time.
	10:09pm pacific standard simon: Fuego huevos. Aiye!
	10:14pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...one thing the Beatles boxed set elucidates is that the transitions make more sense if you have the Singles in-between the Albums (those on 'Past Maters')...
	10:14pm sweet cheri: holly, i used to love that alan o' day tune. now i think it's overrated!
	10:14pm Scott Briggs: OMG I remember buying Shaun Cassidy Da Doo Ron Ron single in 1977. God that was awful.
	10:15pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...MaSters dammit...
	10:16pm pacific standard simon: Beer fingers, Rabbit.
	10:16pm pacific standard simon: Scott, bet you would have been grateful for a real record store!
	10:18pm Scott Briggs: I would. Well in 1977 I was but a young tyke anyway. I didn't know from punk anyhow...Sat. night fever and Star Wars that was about it. and Meat Loaf...barely. My aunt got to meet and hang out with Meat! For real. Scary.
	10:18pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...had a Big Brother (~9 years older) - & just born @ a good time I think ? - so spared a lot of retrospective regret in tastes ...vino tinto pss! - & I blame ☿Mercury Rx Retrograde...
	10:18pm Dave Mandl: @Holly: twitter.com...
	10:21pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...altho' has been oberved that change in musical tastes over years can be like change in food tastes ? ; ...I remember getting Eno & Curtis Mayfield out of the public library as a very young Wh♂fan - & not relating @ all @ the time...but what I did like I'm not ashamed of now...
	10:22pm HollyT: Aw. Those pumpkins are like the misfit kids that got picked last for sports at recess.
	10:23pm Scott Briggs: then later I worked at Crazy Eddies!! oh my God...people coming in to buy Anita Baker CDs. Urghh
	10:23pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...my people HollyT...
	10:24pm HollyT: Mine too, David LB...:)
	10:25pm sweet cheri: dave what ever you do PLEASE don't the anoyingly sucky pina colada escape tune. it's the most scariest tune of all!
	10:26pm Scott Briggs: Rupert Holmes? c'mon a masterpiece. how about some....wait for it....Pablo Cruise?
	10:27pm Scott Briggs: oh i was gonna mention please no Peaches and Herb! please!
	10:28pm 12539: DaveM, are you the final shift of Singles Going Steady week?
	10:32pm David L.B. is RRN63: - love Giles Giles & Fripp album! ...sardonic BritHumour thang - like halfway between Bonzos & Crimson, would you say??...
	10:32pm Dave Mandl: @12539: Yes, I am. Therese started it all off last week.
	10:32pm Dave Mandl: @Holly: Awww. But we did find a nice one. Don't be fooled by my photo.
	10:32pm sweet cheri: scott, may i add "lady marmalade" labelle?
	10:33pm David L.B. is RRN63: - oh interesting: know Trader Horne for 'Morning Way' song on 'Paisley Pop' comp. ...connections connections...
	10:35pm Dave Mandl: @DLBRRN63: Look for the LP (CD reissue). It's really wonderful.
	10:35pm sweet cheri: tell me dave do you agree that tune by rupert holmes is really scary?
	10:35pm Ike: Hello! Sounds good.
	10:37pm pacific standard simon: I'd tend to agree with that evaluation of GG&F, Rabbit, especially if you take the later Bonzos and Viv's penchant for demented story-telling into account.
	10:38pm Dave Mandl: Hey there, Ike.
	10:38pm HollyT: nice one! Always liked this song, and band.
	10:39pm pacific standard simon: For years and years, I attributed "One" to The Guess Who. I have no idea why.
	10:40pm David L.B. is RRN63: - who wrote 'One' ? pss: I can see that. Great vocals in Guess Who...great tunes too actually...
	10:41pm sweet cheri: no comment,dave?
	10:42pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...Nilsson.
	10:43pm Wendy del Formaggio: Oh that's funny, PSSimon. I thought "One" was The Guess Who, too. I didn't realize I knew any Three Dog Night songs off the top of my head. Now I stand corrected.
	10:44pm pacific standard simon: Yep, had to look it up. Guess if I'd bought the box I'd know.
	10:44pm HollyT: I always got Three Dog Night and Blood Sweat and Tears confused.
	10:45pm pacific standard simon: What the hell?
	10:45pm Sally: Love the show tonight Dave! We must be around same age, with similar tastes, because we have a lot of the same singles.
	10:45pm Tome: Felix Felix Felix ........
	10:46pm Dave Mandl: @Sally: Thanks. You obviously have great taste in music.
	10:46pm Sally: hahaha
	10:46pm Wendy del Formaggio: When I was a kid my Mom had this freaky 8-track from Three Dog Night with some creepy fucking people in an emergency room as the album art, and a big band-aid over the picture. I kept trying to peel the band-aid off because I thought it was real, not part of the album art, and my Mom would get pissed at me. That's my big association with Three Dog Night.
	10:47pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...you see these 'making of' documentaries - it really shows that the Mix we know is but one possibility - as this isolated trax trend & alt mixes show...
	10:47pm Peteski: "Hey man , how are you going to play tonight?" Leslie West, "Like shit."
	10:47pm jeanne: haha! i have this one too!!--LARRY and FABIO getting a little crazy there--thats the one with the burlap cover right?
	10:48pm sweet cheri: i got to tell you,dave i really enjoy these tunes! i also have great taste in music.
	10:48pm HollyT: Funny story, Wendy! :D
	10:48pm Peteski: I guess I'm not the only one with that Mountain mix in my itunes
	10:49pm Dave Mandl: @Jeanne: That's the one!
	10:49pm Sally: @RRN63-I had that Three Dog Night LP! That's hilarious your mom had an 8-track of it.
	10:49pm Dave Mandl: @Cheri: No doubt in my mind.
	10:49pm pacific standard simon: I remember that one, Wendy -- they ran it as a full-page ad in Billboard. I think it was supposed to be a woman giving birth. (or maybe my memory is failing at last)
	10:51pm sweet cheri: g'night all, see you again next week dave.
	10:51pm pacific standard simon: OK, FINALLY a 45 that I actually own!
	10:52pm Dave Mandl: Night, Cheri. See you next time.
	10:53pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...what a great track for a buncha notorious smackheads - who Produced?
	10:53pm Wendy del Formaggio: PSSimon: I think you're right about the woman giving birth. It's bringing back memories... Wow, a full-page ad. Glad I wasn't reading Billboard at age 5. I woulda been way more traumatized. haha.
	10:54pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...but I suppose Bop & CoolJazz are a buncha notorious smackheads...
	10:55pm Sally: Oops, I meant @Wendy not @RRN63...got confused about who was telling the Three Dog Night story. haha
	10:55pm pacific standard simon: Chris Stamp and Speedy Keene, if you can believe it.
	10:55pm Wendy del Formaggio: Okay, looking at it now, it makes total sense why I was traumatized as a child. WTF?!? 1.bp.blogspot.com...
	10:55pm David L.B. is RRN63: - !
	10:56pm pacific standard simon: On your beloved Track records!
	10:57pm David L.B. is RRN63: - that is a messed up cover ! - like Devo having a bad day...
	10:57pm Sally: @Wendy, yeah, it was traumatizing to me when I bought it in jr. high! So I can imagine it must have freaked you out as a child.
	10:58pm David L.B. is RRN63: Thx pss ! - no wonder I like the sound...
	11:00pm pacific standard simon: Aww, Dave... you didn't translate Arschloch for the good people!
	11:01pm trish: I especially like the whatnot.
	11:06pm Dave Mandl: @PSS: This would have been my last radio show ever.
	11:07pm Dave Mandl: @trish: The cost of whatnot has really gone through the roof.
	11:10pm Wendy del Formaggio: Wait, what? I hope I'm reading that wrong. This can't be your last radio show ever, Dave. Waah!
	11:11pm trish: Well, then. Lest I forget, I heresomethingfor am going to click-click-click and pledge what I can. It was a rough summer; I'm grateful to wfmu.
	11:11pm David L.B. is RRN63: Wendy: would've been had he translated Arschloch (guess the French won't care when rebroadcast) : ) ...
	11:11pm Droll: Kenzo's taking over Dave's show? What did I miss?
	11:11pm pacific standard simon: Only if he had been induced to cuss in English translated from German, Wendy.
	11:12pm Wendy del Formaggio: Ohhh... sorry! Thanks for the explanation, folks. I was distracted and confused. Common occurrence these days...
	11:13pm pacific standard simon: USED to have this Red Crayola.
	11:14pm David L.B. is RRN63: ☿Mercury Rx Retrograde...can't communicate verbally - no big deal...
	11:15pm Wendy del Formaggio: DUHHHH, what?!? Hee hee.
	11:15pm Sally: Oh no PSS, what happened to it? WISH I had it.
	11:15pm ottovonbqe: Dave's getting fired because he can't translate German? This station is so pretentious.
	11:16pm David L.B. is RRN63: Radio Actors reminds me of 'We Did it Again' SoftMachine (stuck) groove...
	11:17pm pacific standard simon: Stolen, along with my Blue Oyster Cult 10" bootleg and various other select articles.
	11:17pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...so pretentious - had to point that out...
	11:18pm Sally: dirty thieves
	11:18pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...I don't steal - when people steal I go from Liberal to 'Hang 'em High'!!...
	11:20pm Brigitte: Don't worry, folks! German translator to the rescue. Can offer Yiddish too.
	11:22pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...when living in SoCal - a woman stole some of my CDs. She had previous offenses - automatic six years! Idiot.
	11:22pm Wendy del Formaggio: You know, I'd like to go to sleep, but I can't because you keep playing cool records, Dave. This Kraftwerk cover is pretty fab.
	11:22pm trish: Click click click. Done.
	11:23pm pacific standard simon: My experience was that every change in roommates would lead to the disappearance of something. Fortunately, I've been married 28 years and the only record that's gone missing in that time was the copy of Trapped In The Body of A White Girl by Julie Brown that I played once too often in the presence of my wife.
	11:23pm ottovonbqe: Can I get the playlist in Yiddish please?
	11:23pm Droll: Snakefinger, what a wonderful signature guitarist, you can spot his playing in just a few notes. My copy of The Spot was stolen by a roommate because they hated hearing it so much. I miss Snakefinger.
	11:24pm David L.B. is RRN63: - geez! - this roomate thing !
	11:24pm B Golde: hahaha
	11:28pm G: better than a babbling Brooke Shields
	11:29pm G: not the terrifically vile prog rock, droll.
	11:29pm B Golde: Tokhes lokh!
	11:30pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...unless to look @...
	11:31pm Dave Mandl: @BG: I may need you to translate some Yiddish for me.
	11:31pm Droll: G, GG? Not vile -- I've Acquired the Taste.
	11:31pm pacific standard simon: Gentle Giant will have featured place when I get around to making that mix CD of songs featuring breaking glass/wind chimes FX.
	11:32pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...so often disappointing when stupendous models open their mouths - prob. how they feel looking @ us...
	11:32pm David L.B. is RRN63: G.G. vile - Gentle Giant Allin ??...
	11:33pm Dave Mandl: @PSS: True, that's brilliant.
	11:34pm G: that was a really hopeful title of theirs, droll :) it didn't chart. the power and the glory kinda broke momentarily in the top 100 albums.,..
	11:34pm sweet cheri: one more comment- happy safe halloween dave & all!!
	11:34pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...& - Songs that Make You Think the Phone is Ringing...
	11:35pm pacific standard simon: Feel free to consider that idea for a Marathon Premium.
	11:37pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...I will mention 'WindChimes' by the BeachBoys just to mention them twice on one commentsboard...
	11:40pm trish: I nominate a fleece toque for next marathon premium. Or a neck gator or kerchief. eg. mec.ca
	11:42pm pacific standard simon: The WFMU scarf is still available for a nominal fee. A fleece toque would be nice, though.
	11:42pm B Golde: Of course, D!
	11:43pm Droll: G, I think appearing pompous is part of the job description for prog rockers. For some reason it really works when Queen does it. Queen is over the top compared to any GG arrangement, and yet one look like conservatory drop-outs, and the other are the high-water mark for glam.
	11:43pm pacific standard simon: Ah, Petula! Her, and Spanky, are a couple of voices I never appreciated enough back in the day.
	11:44pm David L.B. is RRN63: Glam ~/~ gay camp Droll...
	11:45pm Dave Mandl: That Pet Clark song is great, beautiful. Too bad my copy of the record sounds so terrible.
	11:46pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...'Leper' would make Ian Dury blush... - Petula not a GeorgeMartin production is it?
	11:46pm pacific standard simon: What? I thought for sure this was an obscure Ian Dury b-side that I'd missed.
	11:48pm ScottC: The Offs! soundtrack to my youth!
	11:48pm Dave Mandl: Pet Clark single says: "Prod by Tony Hatch"
	11:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: I guess this is just about it for the singles until next year. Thanks a lot. They were pretty good.
	11:50pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...'Know a Place' trying to stick w/ 'Downtown' formula presumably? - too 'showbizzy' for Martin if I'd thot about it - great tho' ...Makes me sad how image of liberated Mod City thrills has changed to getting popped by hiphoppers or something...
	11:50pm sara: thanks for a nice show. rip Lou
	11:51pm pacific standard simon: That great run of Petula Clark hits is largely due to the genius of Tony Hatch, who also wrote.
	11:51pm sweet cheri: dave have a happy & safe halloween!
	11:52pm Dave Mandl: Thanks sara & cheri. You too.
	11:52pm David L.B. is RRN63: - also wrote - anticipating other mental query...
	11:54pm pacific standard simon: Glenn Gould (yes, THAT one) did a nice radio show about the Clark/Hatch collaboration for CBC.
	11:54pm ScottC: The Offs were great and strange. I think Bob Steel was on drums - split his time between The Offs and Hot Tuna...
	11:55pm David L.B. is RRN63: - Hector very Sweet-like - & don't mind a bit...
	11:56pm Brigitte: I need Halloween advice. I was thinking of either Mrs. Beaver and carry around a tin of muffins and straighten people's ties, Jon Bennett Ramsey or Martha Stewert going to jail (which is so 2005). So any other suggestions?
	11:56pm Brigitte: I mean Mrs. Cleaver
	11:57pm pacific standard simon: Why would you send that poor dead child to jail?
	11:58pm David L.B. is RRN63: ...People ask what I'm being for Halloween, I say an Alcoholic.
	11:58pm sweet cheri: brigitte go as wonder woman
	11:58pm 12539: Thanks, Mr Mandl!
	11:58pm pacific standard simon: Goodnight, Dave -- fun show.
	11:58pm Brigitte: Martha apparently only recently wrote her first cake cook book!
	11:58pm Droll: How does one "play" the metronome? Thanks DM, see yinz next week!
	11:59pm ottovonbqe: A Mrs. Beaver costume would be dam good, actually.
	11:59pm Brigitte: Adieu...
	11:59pm David L.B. is RRN63: - she's blonde it appears - Supergirl. ...That's a great sentence @ :57 pss...
	11:59pm Dave Mandl: Night. Thanks, everyone, and have a great week.
	12:00am David L.B. is RRN63: ...see you in my 50s !...(good gawd)...

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from October 27, 2013

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