WFMU: Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from April 5, 2015

Listener comments!
	6:08am Nate K: Mornin' gang.
	6:09am Sem Chumbo: Got my asbestos onesie on, Nate. Spark it up!
	6:12am fred: Good morning Nate and Sem
	6:19am Sem Chumbo: Salut, fred.
	6:53am mauri: Hey Nate,Sem and Fred. Burning enough to say the spring started.
	7:02am Sem Chumbo: Hey, mauri. Do the Finns tan?
	7:05am mauri: tan? whats that?
	7:06am Sem Chumbo: Heh.
	7:07am Nate K: Hi Mauri, thanks for checking in.
	7:10am mauri: I dont tan much and I got bad rash from sun for maybe 4 summers. Some ppl in lapland have darker skin.
	7:13am Sem Chumbo: The Inuit here, who live well north of 60, also have darker skin. Maybe adaptation because of less protection from UV there? Don't know, just guessing.
	7:15am mauri: I find it attractive.
	7:19am BEAVO: Bliss reminded me of Grand Funk
	7:23am fred: @Sem: I tend to chuckle at mentions of "darker" skin. The roseish hue we call white was originally prevalent in a tiny part of the world, so I think it makes sense to view that as an adaptation to something, though I don't know what. Crappy weather?
	7:27am BEAVO: The intro to that Ike Turner tune is the same as the intro to Sho nuff 'n yes I do by Capt. Beefheart from Safe as Milk
	7:29am Sem Chumbo: @fred: yes, I am genotype-centric, and your point is well taken. If we did, as all evidence shows, come out of Africa then what you say is most logical. And fascinating.
	7:36am Nate K: @Beavo GFRR works too.
	7:41am fred: I'm generally genotype-confused, so don't read too much into it: I only see some Japanese people as having white skin, most Europeans look pink to me. But that might be a SubGenius influence
	7:43am Sem Chumbo: Easter notwithstanding, I thought this was a religion-free program:-D
	7:43am fred: As for the logical/fascinating combo, I was indeed nicknamed Spock in high school (I also can raise one eyebrow, but not the other)
	7:44am Sem Chumbo: @fred. Likewise;-)
	7:47am Mark: How do you program a robot to be funky?
	7:48am Sem Chumbo: @Mark: with James Brown engrams.
	7:49am fred: @Mark: there's probably research on that out there. A coworker is trying to get a grant to build a rapping robot, so a funky one must be in the works
	7:54am fred: @Sem: Do you read PhD comics? I thought you might like the latest one: phdcomics.com...
	8:01am Mark: Yeah this guy knew a couple things about drumming I guess.
	8:02am Sem Chumbo: @fred. I had not until this moment. HA! And I have now added the RSS feed. My thanks!
	8:06am fred: @Sem: I think of it as the Dilbert of academia
	8:09am Sem Chumbo: I think Dilbert explains corporate think in Everyman's language. The creator is some kind of savant.
	8:10am Nate K: I strongly recommend the Professor Brothers en.wikipedia.org...
	8:10am Nate K: I'll post a link to fliff night later. Good stuff as far as "academic humor" goes.
	8:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dilbert is the truth. Hullo NateK & other Combusticators.
	8:20am fred: I work in an academic place (as a technician) and used to work in the corporate world. I sometimes feel PhD was in my office just like Dilbert used to be. Thanks Nate, I'll check Professor Brothers later
	8:22am Sean B.: @NateK I always felt "Midnight Lamp" was a god awful recording of a beautiful song; But as I listen more closely it had to be recorded that way intentionally;Jimi's point only comes across stronger because of such.
	8:23am Polyus: Heck yeah Coloured Balls. I said HECK!
	8:26am Nate K: @Sean B, interesting take. Jimi has to do what Jimi has to do.
	8:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I believe 'Midnight Lamp' had been around before other 'Electric Ladyland' sessions - & those sessions were all over the place I think I heard Eddie Kramer say - in different formats from maybe 4-track to 16...Frustration w/ final Mastering of carefully fussed-over tracks was par for the course then...
	8:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...fuddy old Engineers compressing everything flat & the like...
	8:30am fred: @RRN63: How do you feel about remastered editions? Sometimes the original tracks are there but the creator isn't anymore
	8:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - as w/ Jimi ; I'd trust Eddie Kramer pretty well. - case by case basis I'd say...take 'Raw Power' or 'Pet Sounds' - or the Beatles for that matter; every version has its' own qualities...
	8:34am Sean B.: "Midnight Lamp" IS my favorite song so congrats for playing it. It is a simply stunning musical achievement
	8:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I figure the goal is make it sound like I'm in the Studio itself listening to thee Master - w/ no other Medium inbetween. Another factor is the Artist's stated or known intent (he always wanted more Bass, what have you) - & yet another is the Historical Cultural context: it was a mistake, &/or the Medium was limited (1960s things mixed for transistor radio, maybe) - but it's what everyone grew up on for 50 years...Indeed: which is the 'real' version...blahblahblah...
	8:51am Sean B.: Well it sounds like your in this shallow & void plastic tunnel; Which sums up the theme of the song really well. That's all i know.....
	8:51am Sem Chumbo: Always insightful, RevRab. Really like your take on all things musical. @Nate: been cooking up dinner for 15 today, much appreciated the soundtrack. Keep it burnin' hot. See ya next time.
	8:52am fred: Nate, thanks for another great show. It covered some ground -- Male Gaze and Art Blakey in the same set -- while making it all belong together. That's exactly why a DJ deserves the uppercase treatment.
	8:58am Sem Chumbo: Warren had it right.
	8:58am Nate K: Thanks, @Fred I really appreciate that; that's what I try to do!

Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from April 5, 2015

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

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April 5, 2015: From Male Gaze to Art Blakey without missing a beat...

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Suicide Commandos	Burn It Down "Burn It Down" by "Suicide Commandos"							0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Jackson C. Frank	Blues Run the Game	Jackson C. Frank						0:01:48 (Pop-up)
Damon & Naomi	Time Won't Own Me "Time Won't Own Me" by "Damon & Naomi"	Fortune	20/20	2015			*	0:05:18 (Pop-up)
Fred Neil	Cynicrustpetefredjohn Raga							0:10:31 (Pop-up)
Burt Newbury	Christ, How Easy It Could Be	Half a Month of May Days		1970				0:18:23 (Pop-up)
Jeff Thomas	Straight Aero "Straight Aero" by "Jeff Thomas"	Nuggets: Hallucinations: Psychedelic Nuggets From The WEA Vaults	Rhino Handmade					0:22:20 (Pop-up)
Spur	Time Is Now "Time Is Now" by "Spur"	Spur of the Moments						0:25:36 (Pop-up)
Penny Arkade	Swim "Swim" by "Penny Arkade"	Not the Freeze						0:30:41 (Pop-up)
The Vanguards	What's Wrong With You	Last of the Garage Punk Unknowns, vol. 1 & 2					*	0:32:35 (Pop-up)
Del Shannon	River Cool "River Cool" by "Del Shannon"	The Further Adventures of Charles Westover						0:35:22 (Pop-up)

Supa Chief	Red-Brained Woman "Red-Brained Woman" by "Supa Chief"							0:44:49 (Pop-up)
Dead Moon	Down the Road "Down the Road" by "Dead Moon"	Tales from the Grease Trap Vol.1	Voodoo Doughnut				*	0:47:42 (Pop-up)
The Ar-Kaics	Always the Same "Always the Same" by "The Ar-Kaics"		Market Square				*	0:51:05 (Pop-up)
July	Dandelion Seeds "Dandelion Seeds" by "July"			1968				0:54:16 (Pop-up)
Love Live Life Plus One	Love Will Make a Better You	Love Will Make a Better You						0:58:33 (Pop-up)
Iron Knowledge	Showstopper "Showstopper" by "Iron Knowledge"	Chains and Black Exhaust	Memphix					1:02:55 (Pop-up)
Bliss	Hotche Blues "Hotche Blues" by "Bliss"	Hadley Murrell Presents The Best Arizona Garage Bands 1967-1970					*	1:06:35 (Pop-up)
The Jimi Hendrix Experience	Burning of the Midnight Lamp	Electric Ladyland						1:14:13 (Pop-up)

Male Gaze	Mr. Wrong "Mr. Wrong" by "Male Gaze"	Gale Maze	Castle Face				*	1:27:22 (Pop-up)
Erase Errata	History of Handclaps	Lost Weekend	Under the		LP		*	1:31:07 (Pop-up)
Rakta	Tudd Que E Solido "Tudd Que E Solido" by "Rakta"		540		7"		*	1:33:23 (Pop-up)
Von Lmo	Ultra Violet Light "Ultra Violet Light" by "Von Lmo"	Future Language	Flemish Masters					1:36:26 (Pop-up)
The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion	Do the Get Down	Freedom Tower: No Wave Dance Party 2015	Mom + Pop				*	1:42:02 (Pop-up)
Rufus Thomas	Funky Robot Pt. 1 "Funky Robot Pt. 1" by "Rufus Thomas"							1:43:49 (Pop-up)
Syl Johnson	Bustin' Up or Bustin' Out	Total Explosion	Hi	1975				1:46:21 (Pop-up)
Marijata	Break Through "Break Through" by "Marijata"	This Is Marijata						1:50:48 (Pop-up)
Art Blakey & the Jazz Messengers	Aghano	Holiday for Skins						1:55:51 (Pop-up)
Phil Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble	The Minstrel	Phil Cohran and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble						2:02:09 (Pop-up)
Chuck Jackson	Any Day Now "Any Day Now" by "Chuck Jackson"	Inherent Vice Original Motion Picture Soundtrack						2:10:46 (Pop-up)

Coloured Balls	Flash "Flash" by "Coloured Balls"	Ball Power						2:21:19 (Pop-up)
The Achtungs	I Don't Wanna Talk About It		Total Punk		7"			2:24:51 (Pop-up)
Needles/Pins	Hateful "Hateful" by "Needles/Pins"		Dirtnap		7"		*	2:27:09 (Pop-up)
Toms	Sun "Sun" by "Toms"	Yellow Pills: Prefill	Numero					2:32:00 (Pop-up)
Connections	Beat the Sky "Beat the Sky" by "Connections"	Into the Sixes	Anyway					2:33:30 (Pop-up)
Big Dipper	Ron Klaus Wrecked His House	Craps						2:36:14 (Pop-up)
Screen Test	Anytime "Anytime" by "Screen Test"							2:41:03 (Pop-up)
Sharp Medicine	Just Getting Older		TSM		7"		*	2:44:32 (Pop-up)
Thomas Jefferson Slave Apartments	Secret Museum	Straight To Video						2:47:22 (Pop-up)
The Stones	Gunner Ho "Gunner Ho" by "The Stones"	Three Blind Mice	Captured Tracks / Flying Nun			New Zealand 82-83	*	2:50:39 (Pop-up)

Warren Zevon	I'll Sleep When I'm Dead							2:56:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:08am Nate K: Mornin' gang.
	6:09am Sem Chumbo: Got my asbestos onesie on, Nate. Spark it up!
	6:12am fred: Good morning Nate and Sem
	6:19am Sem Chumbo: Salut, fred.
	6:53am mauri: Hey Nate,Sem and Fred. Burning enough to say the spring started.
	7:02am Sem Chumbo: Hey, mauri. Do the Finns tan?
	7:05am mauri: tan? whats that?
	7:06am Sem Chumbo: Heh.
	7:07am Nate K: Hi Mauri, thanks for checking in.
	7:10am mauri: I dont tan much and I got bad rash from sun for maybe 4 summers. Some ppl in lapland have darker skin.
	7:13am Sem Chumbo: The Inuit here, who live well north of 60, also have darker skin. Maybe adaptation because of less protection from UV there? Don't know, just guessing.
	7:15am mauri: I find it attractive.
	7:19am BEAVO: Bliss reminded me of Grand Funk
	7:23am fred: @Sem: I tend to chuckle at mentions of "darker" skin. The roseish hue we call white was originally prevalent in a tiny part of the world, so I think it makes sense to view that as an adaptation to something, though I don't know what. Crappy weather?
	7:27am BEAVO: The intro to that Ike Turner tune is the same as the intro to Sho nuff 'n yes I do by Capt. Beefheart from Safe as Milk
	7:29am Sem Chumbo: @fred: yes, I am genotype-centric, and your point is well taken. If we did, as all evidence shows, come out of Africa then what you say is most logical. And fascinating.
	7:36am Nate K: @Beavo GFRR works too.
	7:41am fred: I'm generally genotype-confused, so don't read too much into it: I only see some Japanese people as having white skin, most Europeans look pink to me. But that might be a SubGenius influence
	7:43am Sem Chumbo: Easter notwithstanding, I thought this was a religion-free program:-D
	7:43am fred: As for the logical/fascinating combo, I was indeed nicknamed Spock in high school (I also can raise one eyebrow, but not the other)
	7:44am Sem Chumbo: @fred. Likewise;-)
	7:47am Mark: How do you program a robot to be funky?
	7:48am Sem Chumbo: @Mark: with James Brown engrams.
	7:49am fred: @Mark: there's probably research on that out there. A coworker is trying to get a grant to build a rapping robot, so a funky one must be in the works
	7:54am fred: @Sem: Do you read PhD comics? I thought you might like the latest one: phdcomics.com...
	8:01am Mark: Yeah this guy knew a couple things about drumming I guess.
	8:02am Sem Chumbo: @fred. I had not until this moment. HA! And I have now added the RSS feed. My thanks!
	8:06am fred: @Sem: I think of it as the Dilbert of academia
	8:09am Sem Chumbo: I think Dilbert explains corporate think in Everyman's language. The creator is some kind of savant.
	8:10am Nate K: I strongly recommend the Professor Brothers en.wikipedia.org...
	8:10am Nate K: I'll post a link to fliff night later. Good stuff as far as "academic humor" goes.
	8:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Dilbert is the truth. Hullo NateK & other Combusticators.
	8:20am fred: I work in an academic place (as a technician) and used to work in the corporate world. I sometimes feel PhD was in my office just like Dilbert used to be. Thanks Nate, I'll check Professor Brothers later
	8:22am Sean B.: @NateK I always felt "Midnight Lamp" was a god awful recording of a beautiful song; But as I listen more closely it had to be recorded that way intentionally;Jimi's point only comes across stronger because of such.
	8:23am Polyus: Heck yeah Coloured Balls. I said HECK!
	8:26am Nate K: @Sean B, interesting take. Jimi has to do what Jimi has to do.
	8:27am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I believe 'Midnight Lamp' had been around before other 'Electric Ladyland' sessions - & those sessions were all over the place I think I heard Eddie Kramer say - in different formats from maybe 4-track to 16...Frustration w/ final Mastering of carefully fussed-over tracks was par for the course then...
	8:29am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...fuddy old Engineers compressing everything flat & the like...
	8:30am fred: @RRN63: How do you feel about remastered editions? Sometimes the original tracks are there but the creator isn't anymore
	8:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - as w/ Jimi ; I'd trust Eddie Kramer pretty well. - case by case basis I'd say...take 'Raw Power' or 'Pet Sounds' - or the Beatles for that matter; every version has its' own qualities...
	8:34am Sean B.: "Midnight Lamp" IS my favorite song so congrats for playing it. It is a simply stunning musical achievement
	8:40am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I figure the goal is make it sound like I'm in the Studio itself listening to thee Master - w/ no other Medium inbetween. Another factor is the Artist's stated or known intent (he always wanted more Bass, what have you) - & yet another is the Historical Cultural context: it was a mistake, &/or the Medium was limited (1960s things mixed for transistor radio, maybe) - but it's what everyone grew up on for 50 years...Indeed: which is the 'real' version...blahblahblah...
	8:51am Sean B.: Well it sounds like your in this shallow & void plastic tunnel; Which sums up the theme of the song really well. That's all i know.....
	8:51am Sem Chumbo: Always insightful, RevRab. Really like your take on all things musical. @Nate: been cooking up dinner for 15 today, much appreciated the soundtrack. Keep it burnin' hot. See ya next time.
	8:52am fred: Nate, thanks for another great show. It covered some ground -- Male Gaze and Art Blakey in the same set -- while making it all belong together. That's exactly why a DJ deserves the uppercase treatment.
	8:58am Sem Chumbo: Warren had it right.
	8:58am Nate K: Thanks, @Fred I really appreciate that; that's what I try to do!

Burn It Down! with Nate K.: Playlist from April 5, 2015

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