WFMU: Aerial View: Playlist from March 4, 2014

Listener comments!
	6:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Happy B-Day Mr. Diken ! - & Thank You for The Smithereens !! - I have appreciated them much; I love their tastes in influences & what they do w/ them.
	6:15pm map: Eb over C = minor 3rd
	6:24pm dale: already blew my entire wad last week on pledges. wish i had more mr. t....
	6:25pm Caryn: That figurine is cracking me up. But I kinda feel like a more local listener should go for it.
	6:28pm jeffrey: jeff, the phone person left out the most important thing, I was outside Shea at Worlds Fair when the Beatles played and heard the concert
	6:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...for instance - I wish I could've heard Roy Orbison sing The Smithereens' 'Strangers When We Meet', because I can imagine that easily... - What a memory jeffrey! When I think of the energy of the early Beatles - I think of them honing their craft in Hamburg on Preludin - cheap speed (& Lennon saying the early Beatles were on pills - which is stronger drugs than marijuana anyway!) - & then Sir Macca saying it's easy to observe how hyper-adrenalized the early Beatlemania-era performances were - speaking of tempos speeding up - as everything was played really really fast - & that's part of why their shows were so short - bangbang... Let's just throw the gauntlet out: Was Keith Moon the greatest RawkDrummer - ?!?
	6:37pm Caryn: @RRN63: hmm, I think if we think of both music and rocker personality, Moon might win (primarily for the personality). I might vote for John Bonham. Great wrist control, which I like in a drummer.
	6:41pm Danne D: "Hang Fire" - one great Watts example. i pledged to Chris last week - if you love Chris step up now!
	6:43pm Caryn: I just love Charlie Watts' persona. The Buster Keaton of drummers. And he collects cars, but can't drive. He just likes to sit in them or look at them. I really respond to that.
	6:44pm tommy oshea: great show guys
	6:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ringo & Charlie - underrated. Ask Keith Richards what Charlie means. The book 'Tell Me Why' by Tim Riley breaks all the Beatles' songs down, & spells out what Ringo does. The Link on a recent tweet on the homepage puts it this way: The Beatles recorded (all those - 200??) songs - & how many have bad drumming? Exactly zero. - The Bonham vs. Moon thing can't avoid the Wh♂ vs. Zep thing - all highly freighted. Bonham is mighty - Mighty! - but I stump for Moon's Innovativeness - changed Rawk Drumming completely - & much less Conventional - very Expressive & Exciting !! ...Charlie Watts collects Civil War stuff & Suits - to me that always spoke to the English approach to Blues & the the entire enterprise, if you know what I mean...
	6:50pm Tom: Hey Chris remember Robbie's Music in Mahwah, NJ. Bought a Tama imperial Star set in '87. Still have the kit.
	6:52pm Marcel M: The big red barn on 17
	6:57pm Brian C.: It's Fat Tuesday and I'm coveting that Chris-Christie Grand prize!
	6:58pm Alison from Vancouver: Chris, you're the best.
	6:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh - Townshend's said a lot of things - many of them about his awe for Moon. Here's the BBC thing about Ringo the homepage tweet linked to : www.bbc.com...
	7:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Earl Palmer wigkey : en.wikipedia.org...

Aerial View: Playlist from March 4, 2014

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March 4, 2014: Drumming Up Business with Dennis Diken
Chris T. celebrates Fat Tuesday and talks favorite drummers on a special Marathon edition of Aerial View with guest MC drummer extraordinaire Dennis Diken of The Smithereens!

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments
Queen & Chris T.	Under Aerial View Pressure	Aerial View Marathon 2014 Show #2	Get the 2014 Aerial View Lighter available tonight when you pledge $75 or more to Aerial View!
Chris Christie	Bridgegate Figurine	Aerial View Marathon 2014 Show #2	Part of the Chris Christie Tons Of Fun Grand Prize available tonight when you pledge $15 or more to Aerial View!
Chris Christie	My Governor Can Eat Your Governor Sticker	Aerial View Marathon 2014 Show #2	Part of the Chris Christie Tons Of Fun Grand Prize available tonight when you pledge $15 or more to Aerial View!

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Listener comments!
	6:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Happy B-Day Mr. Diken ! - & Thank You for The Smithereens !! - I have appreciated them much; I love their tastes in influences & what they do w/ them.
	6:15pm map: Eb over C = minor 3rd
	6:24pm dale: already blew my entire wad last week on pledges. wish i had more mr. t....
	6:25pm Caryn: That figurine is cracking me up. But I kinda feel like a more local listener should go for it.
	6:28pm jeffrey: jeff, the phone person left out the most important thing, I was outside Shea at Worlds Fair when the Beatles played and heard the concert
	6:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...for instance - I wish I could've heard Roy Orbison sing The Smithereens' 'Strangers When We Meet', because I can imagine that easily... - What a memory jeffrey! When I think of the energy of the early Beatles - I think of them honing their craft in Hamburg on Preludin - cheap speed (& Lennon saying the early Beatles were on pills - which is stronger drugs than marijuana anyway!) - & then Sir Macca saying it's easy to observe how hyper-adrenalized the early Beatlemania-era performances were - speaking of tempos speeding up - as everything was played really really fast - & that's part of why their shows were so short - bangbang... Let's just throw the gauntlet out: Was Keith Moon the greatest RawkDrummer - ?!?
	6:37pm Caryn: @RRN63: hmm, I think if we think of both music and rocker personality, Moon might win (primarily for the personality). I might vote for John Bonham. Great wrist control, which I like in a drummer.
	6:41pm Danne D: "Hang Fire" - one great Watts example. i pledged to Chris last week - if you love Chris step up now!
	6:43pm Caryn: I just love Charlie Watts' persona. The Buster Keaton of drummers. And he collects cars, but can't drive. He just likes to sit in them or look at them. I really respond to that.
	6:44pm tommy oshea: great show guys
	6:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ringo & Charlie - underrated. Ask Keith Richards what Charlie means. The book 'Tell Me Why' by Tim Riley breaks all the Beatles' songs down, & spells out what Ringo does. The Link on a recent tweet on the homepage puts it this way: The Beatles recorded (all those - 200??) songs - & how many have bad drumming? Exactly zero. - The Bonham vs. Moon thing can't avoid the Wh♂ vs. Zep thing - all highly freighted. Bonham is mighty - Mighty! - but I stump for Moon's Innovativeness - changed Rawk Drumming completely - & much less Conventional - very Expressive & Exciting !! ...Charlie Watts collects Civil War stuff & Suits - to me that always spoke to the English approach to Blues & the the entire enterprise, if you know what I mean...
	6:50pm Tom: Hey Chris remember Robbie's Music in Mahwah, NJ. Bought a Tama imperial Star set in '87. Still have the kit.
	6:52pm Marcel M: The big red barn on 17
	6:57pm Brian C.: It's Fat Tuesday and I'm coveting that Chris-Christie Grand prize!
	6:58pm Alison from Vancouver: Chris, you're the best.
	6:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...oh - Townshend's said a lot of things - many of them about his awe for Moon. Here's the BBC thing about Ringo the homepage tweet linked to : www.bbc.com...
	7:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Earl Palmer wigkey : en.wikipedia.org...

Aerial View: Playlist from March 4, 2014

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