WFMU: World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from October 11, 2015

Listener comments!
	10:00pm Dave Mandl: Evening, folks.
	10:01pm JakeGould: Hello, Daves.
	10:02pm David L. B. = RR1163: Hullo Jake. Mr. Mandl. Everyone.
	10:02pm Ike: __/\__/\__
	10:03pm Dave Mandl: Hey there, Jake, DLBRRetc., Ike.
	10:04pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Dave!
	10:04pm melinda: Hi everyone.
	10:05pm Mdurek: DDIIIIG
	10:06pm Dave Mandl: Good evening Bronwyn, melinda, MD.
	10:08pm Syd: Hiya Dave.
	10:10pm Dave Mandl: Hey Syd.
	10:12pm Dave Mandl: What are you folks doing (if anything) while listening right now? Just curious.
	10:13pm greyhoos: Evening, Dave. Off to a stellar start. Thanks for the Carter Tutti Void. Have been meaning to get a copy of it.
	10:13pm Dave Mandl: Hey there greehoos,
	10:14pm Dave Mandl: Wow, two typos there. Sorry.
	10:14pm Listener Robert: I'm making rice pudding.
	10:15pm Dave Mandl: Mmmmmmmmm.
	10:15pm Ĩkє: Trying (slowly) to learn Javascript while eating Czech chocolate. This music is somehow very fitting.
	10:15pm cheri: hiya dave, happy sunday!
	10:15pm greyhoos: No prob, Dave. Greehoos is probably closer to the original Scots pronunciation, anyway. Haha.
	10:16pm JakeGould: @DaveMandl: Last night I decided to be boring and clean up my collection of accumulated computer cables. I had TONS of USB and Ethernet cables I just have no use for. And since I plan on recycling them at the Lower East Side Ecology Center place, I stumbled across someone’s stoop filled with AC adapters… I winced at the idea of those getting rain soaked, so I dragged the bag home so those get recycled with the rest. So now I an post-e-cycling relaxing.
	10:16pm JakeGould: FWIW, as a tech guy since the 1990s I used to accumulate AC power cables. Now it’s just USB cables and network cables. Odd observation.
	10:17pm Listener Robert: Dave, John says he & everyone in what's now his area (near Columbia, SC) has a story about events related to the floods there.
	10:17pm Dave Mandl: @Ike: I'm impressed. I find JavaScript very hard to code in.
	10:18pm Dave Mandl: @Jake: I have a million old telephone (modular) cables. Just recently started throwing some out.
	10:18pm JakeGould: @Ike: You learning with jQuery or going straight to the raw JavaScript?
	10:18pm Dave Mandl: And hi, cheri.
	10:18pm Dave Mandl: @Robert: Uh-oh, I'm afraid to hear.
	10:19pm Ĩkє: @Jake, I'm taking the Codecademy free online course -- I presume this is raw Javascript. @Dave, it's dead easy so far, but I've barely started.
	10:19pm cheri: so dave, what's up?
	10:19pm HollyT: Hi Dave, folks! Sorry I'm late! I ran all the way here! collapses into conveniently placed armchair
	10:19pm Listener Robert: I SHOULD be doing making a Scatchard or Eadie-Hofstee plot & reporting on experimental results to my client, the Global Healing Center. But I'm goofing off again instead.
	10:20pm Dave Mandl: @cheri: Not much. Just doing the old radio show.
	10:20pm JakeGould: @DaveMandl: Yeah, I had tons of those until like 10 years ago. I found a humble pile of small RJ11 cables unused from computers that came with them and such. Like Apple when they had modems built into the machine. Also, found a small cache of these mini-3.5mm headphone jack to full-sized headphone jake adapters that used to come with even the cheapest headphones in the 1990s… When full-sized headphone jacks were still common. instagram.com...
	10:20pm Dave Mandl: @Robert: Wow. You can take a little rest on Sunday night.
	10:21pm Dave Mandl: Hey Holly.
	10:21pm cheri: cool!
	10:22pm Listener Robert: Afraid to hear about how John's sister opened the garage door from the OUTside & was hit by a near-knee-deep wall of water from the INside?
	10:22pm JakeGould: @Ĩkє: Oh, cool… Pro-tip thought? Raw JavaScript is tough… jQuery is easy… But if you can mix the two you have a good skill. Most JavaScript coding that happens nowadays uses libraries like jQuery and then if you need to really customize things, real JavaScript can get mixed in.
	10:23pm Dave Mandl: @Robert: Yeah, that kind of thing.
	10:25pm Listener Robert: Once again I forgot the Morris Park Columbus Day parade today, which I could've walked to. I've skipped it the past 5 yrs. at least.
	10:25pm Ike: In that case, I bet it's probably jQuery. I haven't coded in almost 20 yrs. and so far even I understand it, so it can't be the hard version.
	10:31pm JakeGould: 10 PRINT "Duh." 20 GOTO 10;
	10:32pm JakeGould: Ooof! You dissed Ocean Parkway! I grew up on Ocean Parkway… This transgression will not be forgotten!
	10:34pm Dave Mandl: @Jake: I didn't. I love Ocean Parkway.
	10:35pm greyhoos: "Formerly of Pink Floyd." Can't tell how many times I've encountered aspiring artists trying to pass off a bogus connection/pedigree that way. Eg: "Apprenticed under Bob Marley." Turns out dude gave the guy used to drive a cab in Manhattan and once had Marley as a fare.
	10:35pm JakeGould: I kid… I kid… Went to Lincoln so hey…
	10:36pm HollyT: I love that story. My best friend and I used to walk around the mall in the mid-80s affecting British accents, decked out in our Noo Wave gear, like the pretentious boobs we were. Good times.
	10:37pm Dave Mandl: @greyhoos: That's pretty brazen.
	10:37pm Listener Robert: A problem w programming languages comes up when they make them vey similar to each other. That seems like a sensible thing to do, unless you know the story of how "a shibboleth" came to have its metaphoric meaning, which I got from Mario Pei.
	10:37pm Dave Mandl: @Jake: A fine high school.
	10:38pm Dave Mandl: @Holly: Wow. But you didn't book gigs at punk clubs under false pretenses.
	10:39pm melinda: I like Everyone Involved.
	10:40pm JakeGould: @DaveMandl: Yeah, it was fine. But I graduated in 1986 and then in 1987 was when the metal detectors came to the school. It’s like I got the last taste of a semi-normal NYC public education.
	10:40pm Listener Robert: I might not have become a WFMU listener had it not been for the influence over 35 yrs. ago of someone whose name was just mentioned to me by a mutual friend today, and who used to affect sometimes a British, sometimes an Australian, accent just for shits & giggles.
	10:40pm melinda: Gotta get Dust on the Nettles. What a collection.
	10:41pm Dave Mandl: @melinda: It's superb.
	10:42pm Dave Mandl: @Jake: I think it's a pretty dangerous school these days.
	10:43pm Listener Robert: He was from a crowd a decade younger than me, and was introduced to me by one of them when I asked to find out more about punk rock.
	10:45pm Dave Mandl: @Robert: The kind of guy who'd affect an English accent, I guess.
	10:47pm Listener Robert: If I hadn't met him, I suppose I might've eventually learned of WFMU via you. OTOH, I was also introduced to your current competitor, Rich Conaty, by another friend at that other friend's party, also around that time. And no, I don't have his program on while I'm commenting on your playlist stream!
	10:53pm slugluv1313: trying to work with your show as company! but unfortunately TV is blasting in next room -- impossibly distracting :( i am inspired now to teach myself code!
	10:54pm Dave Mandl: @slugluv1313: Turn the sound off!
	10:57pm Listener Robert: The rice pudding came out OK, but maybe could use more sugar. Fortunately it's a lot easier to add sweetener than to subtract it.
	10:58pm Dave Mandl: @Robert: True.
	11:06pm greyhoos: ELO? Trying to sound like Robert Wyatt on this one?
	11:06pm HollyT: Whoa! Early ELO. Nice.
	11:07pm HollyT: IIRC, this is the album that got its name by mistake? I don't remember the exact story behind it, but I'm sure you've told me it, Dave
	11:07pm Dave Mandl: Yes, ELO/Roy Wood. A masterpiece, that song.
	11:08pm Dave Mandl: @Holly: Yes! "No Answer" was a telephone message.
	11:09pm Ĩkє: @slugluv: www.codecademy.com
	11:12pm Pas Musique: Great show. Also, great jam today.
	11:13pm Pas Musique: Hey Ike! How are you?
	11:15pm greyhoos: In answer to the earlier question of what's up for the evening: Enjoying that the evening temps have cooled enough to open up the the house. And reading about how the British Empire had posted spies in numerous southern American port cities in the years leading up to U.S. Civil War. Because the Brits had abolished the slave trade decades earlier, but had a textile industry that was heavily dependent on U.S. cotton, but didn't want to help bankroll -- pending a possible succession -- a potential Confederacy.
	11:15pm slugluv1313: @ Ike -- thank you! yes, had just checked it out -- WOW! had no idea this even existed! @ Dave -- i wish! just asking to turn the volume down causes all sorts of temper tantrums! so the music helps to drown out the racket :)
	11:16pm Īke: Hey, good to see you, Pas!
	11:17pm greyhoos: BTW, Dave: Tonight's show is a solid reminder of why I tune in each week.
	11:19pm slugluv1313: what greyhoos said!
	11:22pm Dave Mandl: @Pas: Hey there! Yeah, it was a pleasure playing with you guys today.
	11:23pm Dave Mandl: @greyhoos: Aw, thanks.
	11:34pm Mdurek: this is the first i've heard nels cline besides wilco. very pleased!
	11:34pm Dave Mandl: @MD: Yeah, his solo stuff is consistently great.
	11:38pm greyhoos: Re, double/live albums in the 1970s. Definitely a glut of of live albums. I think the band Chicago may've done a 3-LP live joint. Live albs were as common as dirt, much like "Frampton Comes Alive" eventually would be. Maybe it was all the product of major-label $$$ largesse and the demands of the contracts they inked with most of their acts.
	11:38pm JakeGould: @ListenerRobert: Your making rice pudding and I’m making kasha. What a grain-based demographic!
	11:39pm Pas Musique: This track is so awesome. - Direct Sound - Five Voices
	11:40pm Mdurek: I want to turn the muted synth parts into an ableton instrument
	11:46pm Dave Mandl: @MD: Yeah! @Pas: Shelley Hirsch--one of the greeeeeat vocalists.
	11:51pm Bronwyn Bishop: Great show Dave, I especially liked the Small Faces and Tangerine Dream
	11:51pm Dave Mandl: Thanks, Bronwyn.
	11:56pm greyhoos: And back in the '90s, I kept waiting for some new post-/noise-rock outfit to ironically name their debit album "KISS Alive II." It probably happened; but if so, I missed.
	12:00am Dave Mandl: Night, folks. Have a great week!

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from October 11, 2015

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October 11, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Distance	Magnesium "Magnesium" by "Distance"	Repercussions	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Carter Tutti Void	f=(2.3) "f=(2.3)" by "Carter Tutti Void"	f(x)	0:05:47 (Pop-up)
Sack und Blumm	Baby Bass Box "Baby Bass Box" by "Sack und Blumm"	Kind Kind	0:12:30 (Pop-up)
Kaffe Matthews	Advent Herring, Part 3	CD Ann	0:15:42 (Pop-up)
Gary Windo	Take Off "Take Off" by "Gary Windo"	Anglo American	0:19:33 (Pop-up)

Alan Stivell	Let's Clink Glasses "Let's Clink Glasses" by "Alan Stivell"	Journee à la Maison	0:33:15 (Pop-up)
Everyone Involved	A Song for the System	V/A: Dust on the Nettles	0:38:02 (Pop-up)
Small Faces	I Feel Much Better "I Feel Much Better" by "Small Faces"	There Are But Four Small Faces	0:40:55 (Pop-up)
Stoneground	Great Change Since I've Been Born	Stoneground.	0:44:02 (Pop-up)

Savant	Indifference "Indifference" by "Savant"	Artificial Dance	0:52:08 (Pop-up)
Dog Faced Hermans	Cactus "Cactus" by "Dog Faced Hermans"	Humans Fly/Everyday Time Bomb	0:57:04 (Pop-up)
DNA	Little Ants "Little Ants" by "DNA"	DNA on DNA	1:01:00 (Pop-up)
Electric Light Orchestra	Look at Me Now	No Answer	1:02:58 (Pop-up)
Simon Scott	Holme Posts "Holme Posts" by "Simon Scott"	Insomni	1:06:43 (Pop-up)
Alan Lee	Dance of the Adolescents (Edit)	An Australian Jazz Anthology	1:09:00 (Pop-up)

Tangerine Dream	Desert Dream, Part II	Encore	1:21:53 (Pop-up)
White Out w/ Nels Cline	Sirius Is Missing	Accidental Sky	1:28:47 (Pop-up)
Norma Lyon	Moon Beyond the Mist "Moon Beyond the Mist" by "Norma Lyon"	The Music of Norma Lyon	1:33:57 (Pop-up)
Direct Sound	Song "Song" by "Direct Sound"	Five Voices	1:36:17 (Pop-up)

Manas	No Oracles "No Oracles" by "Manas"	Manas	1:45:36 (Pop-up)
Emperor Penguin	Makin' It "Makin' It" by "Emperor Penguin"	Mysterious Pony	1:49:51 (Pop-up)
Hair Stylistics	Nagasaki...Today "Nagasaki...Today" by "Hair Stylistics"	V/A: Found Secret	1:53:55 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:00pm Dave Mandl: Evening, folks.
	10:01pm JakeGould: Hello, Daves.
	10:02pm David L. B. = RR1163: Hullo Jake. Mr. Mandl. Everyone.
	10:02pm Ike: __/\__/\__
	10:03pm Dave Mandl: Hey there, Jake, DLBRRetc., Ike.
	10:04pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Dave!
	10:04pm melinda: Hi everyone.
	10:05pm Mdurek: DDIIIIG
	10:06pm Dave Mandl: Good evening Bronwyn, melinda, MD.
	10:08pm Syd: Hiya Dave.
	10:10pm Dave Mandl: Hey Syd.
	10:12pm Dave Mandl: What are you folks doing (if anything) while listening right now? Just curious.
	10:13pm greyhoos: Evening, Dave. Off to a stellar start. Thanks for the Carter Tutti Void. Have been meaning to get a copy of it.
	10:13pm Dave Mandl: Hey there greehoos,
	10:14pm Dave Mandl: Wow, two typos there. Sorry.
	10:14pm Listener Robert: I'm making rice pudding.
	10:15pm Dave Mandl: Mmmmmmmmm.
	10:15pm Ĩkє: Trying (slowly) to learn Javascript while eating Czech chocolate. This music is somehow very fitting.
	10:15pm cheri: hiya dave, happy sunday!
	10:15pm greyhoos: No prob, Dave. Greehoos is probably closer to the original Scots pronunciation, anyway. Haha.
	10:16pm JakeGould: @DaveMandl: Last night I decided to be boring and clean up my collection of accumulated computer cables. I had TONS of USB and Ethernet cables I just have no use for. And since I plan on recycling them at the Lower East Side Ecology Center place, I stumbled across someone’s stoop filled with AC adapters… I winced at the idea of those getting rain soaked, so I dragged the bag home so those get recycled with the rest. So now I an post-e-cycling relaxing.
	10:16pm JakeGould: FWIW, as a tech guy since the 1990s I used to accumulate AC power cables. Now it’s just USB cables and network cables. Odd observation.
	10:17pm Listener Robert: Dave, John says he & everyone in what's now his area (near Columbia, SC) has a story about events related to the floods there.
	10:17pm Dave Mandl: @Ike: I'm impressed. I find JavaScript very hard to code in.
	10:18pm Dave Mandl: @Jake: I have a million old telephone (modular) cables. Just recently started throwing some out.
	10:18pm JakeGould: @Ike: You learning with jQuery or going straight to the raw JavaScript?
	10:18pm Dave Mandl: And hi, cheri.
	10:18pm Dave Mandl: @Robert: Uh-oh, I'm afraid to hear.
	10:19pm Ĩkє: @Jake, I'm taking the Codecademy free online course -- I presume this is raw Javascript. @Dave, it's dead easy so far, but I've barely started.
	10:19pm cheri: so dave, what's up?
	10:19pm HollyT: Hi Dave, folks! Sorry I'm late! I ran all the way here! collapses into conveniently placed armchair
	10:19pm Listener Robert: I SHOULD be doing making a Scatchard or Eadie-Hofstee plot & reporting on experimental results to my client, the Global Healing Center. But I'm goofing off again instead.
	10:20pm Dave Mandl: @cheri: Not much. Just doing the old radio show.
	10:20pm JakeGould: @DaveMandl: Yeah, I had tons of those until like 10 years ago. I found a humble pile of small RJ11 cables unused from computers that came with them and such. Like Apple when they had modems built into the machine. Also, found a small cache of these mini-3.5mm headphone jack to full-sized headphone jake adapters that used to come with even the cheapest headphones in the 1990s… When full-sized headphone jacks were still common. instagram.com...
	10:20pm Dave Mandl: @Robert: Wow. You can take a little rest on Sunday night.
	10:21pm Dave Mandl: Hey Holly.
	10:21pm cheri: cool!
	10:22pm Listener Robert: Afraid to hear about how John's sister opened the garage door from the OUTside & was hit by a near-knee-deep wall of water from the INside?
	10:22pm JakeGould: @Ĩkє: Oh, cool… Pro-tip thought? Raw JavaScript is tough… jQuery is easy… But if you can mix the two you have a good skill. Most JavaScript coding that happens nowadays uses libraries like jQuery and then if you need to really customize things, real JavaScript can get mixed in.
	10:23pm Dave Mandl: @Robert: Yeah, that kind of thing.
	10:25pm Listener Robert: Once again I forgot the Morris Park Columbus Day parade today, which I could've walked to. I've skipped it the past 5 yrs. at least.
	10:25pm Ike: In that case, I bet it's probably jQuery. I haven't coded in almost 20 yrs. and so far even I understand it, so it can't be the hard version.
	10:31pm JakeGould: 10 PRINT "Duh." 20 GOTO 10;
	10:32pm JakeGould: Ooof! You dissed Ocean Parkway! I grew up on Ocean Parkway… This transgression will not be forgotten!
	10:34pm Dave Mandl: @Jake: I didn't. I love Ocean Parkway.
	10:35pm greyhoos: "Formerly of Pink Floyd." Can't tell how many times I've encountered aspiring artists trying to pass off a bogus connection/pedigree that way. Eg: "Apprenticed under Bob Marley." Turns out dude gave the guy used to drive a cab in Manhattan and once had Marley as a fare.
	10:35pm JakeGould: I kid… I kid… Went to Lincoln so hey…
	10:36pm HollyT: I love that story. My best friend and I used to walk around the mall in the mid-80s affecting British accents, decked out in our Noo Wave gear, like the pretentious boobs we were. Good times.
	10:37pm Dave Mandl: @greyhoos: That's pretty brazen.
	10:37pm Listener Robert: A problem w programming languages comes up when they make them vey similar to each other. That seems like a sensible thing to do, unless you know the story of how "a shibboleth" came to have its metaphoric meaning, which I got from Mario Pei.
	10:37pm Dave Mandl: @Jake: A fine high school.
	10:38pm Dave Mandl: @Holly: Wow. But you didn't book gigs at punk clubs under false pretenses.
	10:39pm melinda: I like Everyone Involved.
	10:40pm JakeGould: @DaveMandl: Yeah, it was fine. But I graduated in 1986 and then in 1987 was when the metal detectors came to the school. It’s like I got the last taste of a semi-normal NYC public education.
	10:40pm Listener Robert: I might not have become a WFMU listener had it not been for the influence over 35 yrs. ago of someone whose name was just mentioned to me by a mutual friend today, and who used to affect sometimes a British, sometimes an Australian, accent just for shits & giggles.
	10:40pm melinda: Gotta get Dust on the Nettles. What a collection.
	10:41pm Dave Mandl: @melinda: It's superb.
	10:42pm Dave Mandl: @Jake: I think it's a pretty dangerous school these days.
	10:43pm Listener Robert: He was from a crowd a decade younger than me, and was introduced to me by one of them when I asked to find out more about punk rock.
	10:45pm Dave Mandl: @Robert: The kind of guy who'd affect an English accent, I guess.
	10:47pm Listener Robert: If I hadn't met him, I suppose I might've eventually learned of WFMU via you. OTOH, I was also introduced to your current competitor, Rich Conaty, by another friend at that other friend's party, also around that time. And no, I don't have his program on while I'm commenting on your playlist stream!
	10:53pm slugluv1313: trying to work with your show as company! but unfortunately TV is blasting in next room -- impossibly distracting :( i am inspired now to teach myself code!
	10:54pm Dave Mandl: @slugluv1313: Turn the sound off!
	10:57pm Listener Robert: The rice pudding came out OK, but maybe could use more sugar. Fortunately it's a lot easier to add sweetener than to subtract it.
	10:58pm Dave Mandl: @Robert: True.
	11:06pm greyhoos: ELO? Trying to sound like Robert Wyatt on this one?
	11:06pm HollyT: Whoa! Early ELO. Nice.
	11:07pm HollyT: IIRC, this is the album that got its name by mistake? I don't remember the exact story behind it, but I'm sure you've told me it, Dave
	11:07pm Dave Mandl: Yes, ELO/Roy Wood. A masterpiece, that song.
	11:08pm Dave Mandl: @Holly: Yes! "No Answer" was a telephone message.
	11:09pm Ĩkє: @slugluv: www.codecademy.com
	11:12pm Pas Musique: Great show. Also, great jam today.
	11:13pm Pas Musique: Hey Ike! How are you?
	11:15pm greyhoos: In answer to the earlier question of what's up for the evening: Enjoying that the evening temps have cooled enough to open up the the house. And reading about how the British Empire had posted spies in numerous southern American port cities in the years leading up to U.S. Civil War. Because the Brits had abolished the slave trade decades earlier, but had a textile industry that was heavily dependent on U.S. cotton, but didn't want to help bankroll -- pending a possible succession -- a potential Confederacy.
	11:15pm slugluv1313: @ Ike -- thank you! yes, had just checked it out -- WOW! had no idea this even existed! @ Dave -- i wish! just asking to turn the volume down causes all sorts of temper tantrums! so the music helps to drown out the racket :)
	11:16pm Īke: Hey, good to see you, Pas!
	11:17pm greyhoos: BTW, Dave: Tonight's show is a solid reminder of why I tune in each week.
	11:19pm slugluv1313: what greyhoos said!
	11:22pm Dave Mandl: @Pas: Hey there! Yeah, it was a pleasure playing with you guys today.
	11:23pm Dave Mandl: @greyhoos: Aw, thanks.
	11:34pm Mdurek: this is the first i've heard nels cline besides wilco. very pleased!
	11:34pm Dave Mandl: @MD: Yeah, his solo stuff is consistently great.
	11:38pm greyhoos: Re, double/live albums in the 1970s. Definitely a glut of of live albums. I think the band Chicago may've done a 3-LP live joint. Live albs were as common as dirt, much like "Frampton Comes Alive" eventually would be. Maybe it was all the product of major-label $$$ largesse and the demands of the contracts they inked with most of their acts.
	11:38pm JakeGould: @ListenerRobert: Your making rice pudding and I’m making kasha. What a grain-based demographic!
	11:39pm Pas Musique: This track is so awesome. - Direct Sound - Five Voices
	11:40pm Mdurek: I want to turn the muted synth parts into an ableton instrument
	11:46pm Dave Mandl: @MD: Yeah! @Pas: Shelley Hirsch--one of the greeeeeat vocalists.
	11:51pm Bronwyn Bishop: Great show Dave, I especially liked the Small Faces and Tangerine Dream
	11:51pm Dave Mandl: Thanks, Bronwyn.
	11:56pm greyhoos: And back in the '90s, I kept waiting for some new post-/noise-rock outfit to ironically name their debit album "KISS Alive II." It probably happened; but if so, I missed.
	12:00am Dave Mandl: Night, folks. Have a great week!

World of Echo with Dave Mandl: Playlist from October 11, 2015

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