WFMU: The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from April 29, 2011

Listener comments!
	9:09am Pat in Philadelphia: Good Morning Scott! I assume you've got the Royal Wedding flu like all of us
	9:11am Scott: Actually totally blissfully unawares of anything concerning that business, for better or worse.
	9:12am ausmanx: the comments thread for Senor Elbogen was absolutely great, so I hope it continues along here... good morning scott
	9:13am Scott: Good morning!
	9:16am Pat in Philadelphia: Thank christ! I'm sorry I even brought it up.
	9:18am Scott: Ha, that's ok! Not that I'm not curious. Just ummm not paying attention.
	9:18am alan: Scott, maybe later you can dig up something by John Tchicai....he turned 75 yesterday and still going strong (and he will be performing in Chicago and New York in May.
	9:19am Scott: Ooooh. Now there's a request I like.
	9:31am Cecile: hola! Digging the music from my "home office' today.
	9:44am Cecile: Also, if you could slide some Randy Weston on, that would be aces.
	9:57am Swami: Back at the desk, still in a sling and a fog.
	10:03am Cecile: scott, if you put on "The Sky's Ablaze" by Was/Not Was (in their Parliament/free jazz period) soon, you will not regret it.
	10:04am Cecile: Station Manager Ken and anyone in Ann Arbor in '81 can back me up here.
	10:09am Mike East: Good morning, folks! Anybody else have "Bring your daughter to work day"?
	10:10am Cecile: we had "bring your children to work day". Another reason I'm working at home today...
	10:11am Scott: Thanks for the tip, Cecile!
	10:12am Cecile: It starts with a lovely sax line that's very John Tchai like and then just gets kind of surreal.
	10:13am BSI: whee! the pre-spacerock F/i!
	10:16am Mike East: I wish I had that option, Cecile. Luckily my workplace is kinda fun...we have spinning office chairs and everything. She'll also get an introduction to Steve Reich music coming from the studio, as well as the WFMU that will be forced upon her.
	10:18am Cecile: that sounds like lots of fun. in the 70s, my "go to work with dad" day was watching beakers precipitate and take notes when he had no grad students around. LOL!
	10:18am Cecile: I was, like, seven.
	10:20am BSI: Bring-your-offspring-to-work was yesterday over here.... Not to be a kneejerk negative nancy (?) but was very thankful for an office door that closes. I'm sure it's a great program but personally, I don't digs the little people.
	10:21am bruceleh: I saw Frank Wright play in London, around 2003 or so, on a business trip. It was in a loft in an old wood-frame house by Oval. The floor was covered with huge firm pillows, and most people laid down on them, including myself. Being horribly jet lagged, I promptly fell asleep, and awoke paranoid that people were staring at me for snoring.
	10:23am Cecile: I think it's important to see what mommy and daddy do, but do it on a Saturday! That's when I'd visit offices. bruceleh, I did that at a Charalambides show at 2 am. Everyone laughed cause my snoring fit into the music. You were probably safe that way, too.
	10:26am Chris from DC: Yes. Eagerly awaiting my copy of Reality Bridge in the mail.
	10:32am Mike East: @BSI, I can understand that. My boss brought his two daughters last week and had the percussion dept. babysit. Not sure what they worked out, but I hope they got paid extra. I'm lucky that mine is well behaved and knows not to bother other people who are working.
	10:35am Cecile: YES. That is the worst. Also people who bring babies and toddlers in! I mean! WHat are they going to get out of that? We had to set an age limit.
	10:38am Dead Corporate Eyes: I had to bring my 10 yr old to work two weeks ago because he was "sick" and no one could watch him. He sat in an empty office all day doing homework or putting his head down.
	10:39am BSI: heh. funny... My place sent an email encouraging the whole thing but very diplomatically suggested that under a certain age, the youngsters may not get much out of the experience. It got a bit loud, with some elves running about making bleat-bleat noises. By the end of the day, looked like much fun was had at the big corporate-size shredder. ... During these times I just keep my sour grunting to myself, & take refuge in headphones fulla FMU. .. and/or an extremely long lunchbreak..
	10:40am Cecile: DCE, that's so hard. I don't think it's a bad idea for some companies to have in house daycare.
	10:42am Cecile: It was Freedom in the UK, and Arista Freedom in the US. There was tons of brilliants stuff.
	10:44am Mike East: BSI, that sounds awful.
	10:45am Scott: Yeah and reissued as part of the FREE AMERICA series, and originally on AMERICA RECORDS out of France. So yeah, confusing as hell.
	10:46am Dead Corporate Eyes: it beats a boring day at the office though
	10:47am Cecile: I got most of mine for next to nothing. Except I passed on Julius Hemphill's Coon Bid'ness, and ended up paying stupid amounts of money for it. Tim Berne says he most likely will never be able to get the rights for that for a legit re-release.
	11:01am pierre: Bonjour Scott Joyeux Anniversaire !
	11:11am Scott: Why thank you, Pierre.
	11:12am pierre: sorry, wasn't that your birthday recently ? if not i'm sorry, if yes, i wish the best !
	11:13am Scott: No, but thanks anyway!
	11:20am Scott: "why from something so excelent to something so miseralbe ? " Anybody feel like taking this one? :)
	11:22am Deaf Guy: I don't know. I can't tell the difference between the two.
	11:24am Handsome Harry: This is totally killin' it. Best part of my morning thus far. Naysayers be damned.
	11:27am Mike East: Reminds me of the Grizzly Man soundtrack. Sounds good...is that all acoustic or are they running through amps?
	11:28am Scott: All acoustic.
	11:37am Mike East: Thats awesome. Some of it sounds like feedback. Very cool.
	11:52am Cecile: Just lovely, Scott!
	12:07pm KevinfromBayRidge: Scott, Hope you're paid a good OT rate.
	12:07pm ?: 12:06, definitely an endless knot! maybe bryce is not as ever-punctual as usual today...
	12:08pm Robert: Never mind the OT rate, just stick around to make sure Bryce doesn't make off with your record.
	12:10pm Scott: HOW DO YOU KNOW THIS ISN'T BRYCE
	12:11pm ?: @scott: from just the audio we wouldnt know. from the playlist and homepage, we would.
	12:11pm ?: "The Extra-Long Rally: A Silly Millimeter Longer"
	12:12pm KevinfromBayRidge: Bryce, Did u jack Scott's Playlist?
	12:13pm Scott: YES I DID
	12:13pm Scott: No, you didn't, Bryce.
	12:13pm KevinfromBayRidge: There ya go!!!
	12:15pm ?: Duelling Scotts. Kewl
	12:16pm Dead Corporate Eyes: I think I hear something but I'm not sure
	12:17pm ?: "Dead Air"? Or "Experimental Noise Crescendo Starting at ppp". Only his hairdresser knows for sure.
	12:18pm Scott: I just do what Bryce tells me to do.
	12:19pm Scott: I don't ask questions, man!
	12:19pm Scott: This stuff gives me the willies.
	12:19pm ?: He's like that.
	12:22pm KevinfromBayRidge: Talk about the willies... Bryce has an "enforcer"!
	12:22pm Ike: If I'd known that Bryce'd play something on the extreme low-end that barely comes across over the Internet, I would've stayed home to listen to the FM signal.
	12:24pm G: It sounds like my basement when no washing machines or dryers are running, only the boiler.
	12:26pm Jean Michel Jarre & a Hobo: It sounds like my radio when Bryce comes on.
	12:26pm G: That, too, duh.
	12:26pm Parq: Okay, based on what the rest of you are saying, I am discarding the idea that this is some sort of tech problem. I will not attempt to adjust my set, as they say.
	12:28pm Jean Michel Jarre & a Hobo: Scott, if that's really you and not Bryce, tell us the last 4 digits of your SS number and your mother's maiden name.
	12:28pm G: Yes, leave your poor set alone, and adjust your cerebral cortex.
	12:30pm Ike: OK, now this sounds like something on the Internet. Wow. OK then. Nice. But for Chrissakes, put up your own goddamned playlist, you dirty hippie. This isn't funny anymore.
	12:31pm G: fussy fussy fussy
	12:33pm Matt: Hey - it was well worth the wait. I'm in string quartet bliss
	12:33pm Ike: <wails and throws an abacus across the room>
	12:35pm Jean Michel Jarre & a Hobo: Ha! http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/40134
	12:36pm Dead Corporate Eyes: everyone go there now
	12:37pm G: bye
	12:37pm Mike East: well I'm staying.

The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from April 29, 2011

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Drawing an endless knot. Improvised, international, American, old, abstract, other.

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April 29, 2011: How Many Strings? with a LIVE SET from Dominic Lash & Nate Wooley

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Grachan Moncur III	Hipnosis "Hipnosis" by "Grachan Moncur III"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Tabassian/Martel/Tabassian	Kirkland, 29km	Montreal-Chelsea 227km	Actuelle		0:11:27 (Pop-up)
Barre Phillips, Keiji Haino, Sabu Toyozumi	On Politic and Economy	Two Strings Will Do It	PSF		0:16:25 (Pop-up)
Darius Jones/Matthew Shipp	Mandrakk	Cosmic Lieder	AUM Fidelity		0:28:58 (Pop-up)

Bee Mask	Canzoni dal Laboratorio del Silenzio Cosmico I	Canzoni dal Laboratorio del Silenzio Cosmico	Spectrum Spools		0:37:59 (Pop-up)
Axis Trio	Eh-Che-Ka "Eh-Che-Ka" by "Axis Trio"	Anthem	Accretions		0:49:58 (Pop-up)
John Tchicai & Cadentia Nova Danica	Lakshmi	Afrodisiaca	SPV		0:55:10 (Pop-up)

F/i	Zombie Theme 3 "Zombie Theme 3" by "F/i"	Why Not Now?... Alan!			1:07:38 (Pop-up)
Jooklo Quartet	In the Same Place Again	Where Has Jazz Gone?	Troglosound		1:12:31 (Pop-up)
Frank Wright	Aurora Borealis "Aurora Borealis" by "Frank Wright"	Uhuru Na Umoja	Freedom America		1:16:22 (Pop-up)
Nackt Insecten	Deathcatcher "Deathcatcher" by "Nackt Insecten"	Reality Bridge	Blackest Rainbow		1:23:45 (Pop-up)
Broken Water	Kansas "Kansas" by "Broken Water"	Peripheral Star	Perennial		1:31:56 (Pop-up)

Muhal Richard Abrams	Things to Come from Those Now Gone	Things to Come from Those Now Gone			1:51:39 (Pop-up)
Muhal Richard Abrams	Introspection	Colors in Thirty-Third			1:51:47 (Pop-up)
Muhal Richard Abrams	Bud P. "Bud P." by "Muhal Richard Abrams"	Lifea Blinec			1:51:58 (Pop-up)
Dominic Lash & Nate Wooley LIVE on WFMU
Dominic Lash/Nate Wooley	#1 "#1" by "Dominic Lash/Nate Wooley"	Live on WFMU		Dominic Lash, double bass; Nate Wooley, trumpet.	2:07:17 (Pop-up)
Dominic Lash/Nate Wooley	#2 "#2" by "Dominic Lash/Nate Wooley"	Live on WFMU		Many thanks to engineer Ruaraidh Sanachan!	2:19:49 (Pop-up)
Dominic Lash/Nate Wooley	#3 "#3" by "Dominic Lash/Nate Wooley"	Live on WFMU			2:27:48 (Pop-up)
Dominic Lash/Nate Wooley	#4 "#4" by "Dominic Lash/Nate Wooley"	Live on WFMU			2:35:48 (Pop-up)

Ben Johnston	String Quartet No. 9, First Movement	DRAM FMA Sampler (V/A)	DRAMonline.org	Ben Johnston downloads on the FMA	2:50:05 (Pop-up)
Ben Johnston	String Quartet No. 5	String Quartets Nos. 1, 5 & 10	New World		2:56:07 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:09am Pat in Philadelphia: Good Morning Scott! I assume you've got the Royal Wedding flu like all of us
	9:11am Scott: Actually totally blissfully unawares of anything concerning that business, for better or worse.
	9:12am ausmanx: the comments thread for Senor Elbogen was absolutely great, so I hope it continues along here... good morning scott
	9:13am Scott: Good morning!
	9:16am Pat in Philadelphia: Thank christ! I'm sorry I even brought it up.
	9:18am Scott: Ha, that's ok! Not that I'm not curious. Just ummm not paying attention.
	9:18am alan: Scott, maybe later you can dig up something by John Tchicai....he turned 75 yesterday and still going strong (and he will be performing in Chicago and New York in May.
	9:19am Scott: Ooooh. Now there's a request I like.
	9:31am Cecile: hola! Digging the music from my "home office' today.
	9:44am Cecile: Also, if you could slide some Randy Weston on, that would be aces.
	9:57am Swami: Back at the desk, still in a sling and a fog.
	10:03am Cecile: scott, if you put on "The Sky's Ablaze" by Was/Not Was (in their Parliament/free jazz period) soon, you will not regret it.
	10:04am Cecile: Station Manager Ken and anyone in Ann Arbor in '81 can back me up here.
	10:09am Mike East: Good morning, folks! Anybody else have "Bring your daughter to work day"?
	10:10am Cecile: we had "bring your children to work day". Another reason I'm working at home today...
	10:11am Scott: Thanks for the tip, Cecile!
	10:12am Cecile: It starts with a lovely sax line that's very John Tchai like and then just gets kind of surreal.
	10:13am BSI: whee! the pre-spacerock F/i!
	10:16am Mike East: I wish I had that option, Cecile. Luckily my workplace is kinda fun...we have spinning office chairs and everything. She'll also get an introduction to Steve Reich music coming from the studio, as well as the WFMU that will be forced upon her.
	10:18am Cecile: that sounds like lots of fun. in the 70s, my "go to work with dad" day was watching beakers precipitate and take notes when he had no grad students around. LOL!
	10:18am Cecile: I was, like, seven.
	10:20am BSI: Bring-your-offspring-to-work was yesterday over here.... Not to be a kneejerk negative nancy (?) but was very thankful for an office door that closes. I'm sure it's a great program but personally, I don't digs the little people.
	10:21am bruceleh: I saw Frank Wright play in London, around 2003 or so, on a business trip. It was in a loft in an old wood-frame house by Oval. The floor was covered with huge firm pillows, and most people laid down on them, including myself. Being horribly jet lagged, I promptly fell asleep, and awoke paranoid that people were staring at me for snoring.
	10:23am Cecile: I think it's important to see what mommy and daddy do, but do it on a Saturday! That's when I'd visit offices. bruceleh, I did that at a Charalambides show at 2 am. Everyone laughed cause my snoring fit into the music. You were probably safe that way, too.
	10:26am Chris from DC: Yes. Eagerly awaiting my copy of Reality Bridge in the mail.
	10:32am Mike East: @BSI, I can understand that. My boss brought his two daughters last week and had the percussion dept. babysit. Not sure what they worked out, but I hope they got paid extra. I'm lucky that mine is well behaved and knows not to bother other people who are working.
	10:35am Cecile: YES. That is the worst. Also people who bring babies and toddlers in! I mean! WHat are they going to get out of that? We had to set an age limit.
	10:38am Dead Corporate Eyes: I had to bring my 10 yr old to work two weeks ago because he was "sick" and no one could watch him. He sat in an empty office all day doing homework or putting his head down.
	10:39am BSI: heh. funny... My place sent an email encouraging the whole thing but very diplomatically suggested that under a certain age, the youngsters may not get much out of the experience. It got a bit loud, with some elves running about making bleat-bleat noises. By the end of the day, looked like much fun was had at the big corporate-size shredder. ... During these times I just keep my sour grunting to myself, & take refuge in headphones fulla FMU. .. and/or an extremely long lunchbreak..
	10:40am Cecile: DCE, that's so hard. I don't think it's a bad idea for some companies to have in house daycare.
	10:42am Cecile: It was Freedom in the UK, and Arista Freedom in the US. There was tons of brilliants stuff.
	10:44am Mike East: BSI, that sounds awful.
	10:45am Scott: Yeah and reissued as part of the FREE AMERICA series, and originally on AMERICA RECORDS out of France. So yeah, confusing as hell.
	10:46am Dead Corporate Eyes: it beats a boring day at the office though
	10:47am Cecile: I got most of mine for next to nothing. Except I passed on Julius Hemphill's Coon Bid'ness, and ended up paying stupid amounts of money for it. Tim Berne says he most likely will never be able to get the rights for that for a legit re-release.
	11:01am pierre: Bonjour Scott Joyeux Anniversaire !
	11:11am Scott: Why thank you, Pierre.
	11:12am pierre: sorry, wasn't that your birthday recently ? if not i'm sorry, if yes, i wish the best !
	11:13am Scott: No, but thanks anyway!
	11:20am Scott: "why from something so excelent to something so miseralbe ? " Anybody feel like taking this one? :)
	11:22am Deaf Guy: I don't know. I can't tell the difference between the two.
	11:24am Handsome Harry: This is totally killin' it. Best part of my morning thus far. Naysayers be damned.
	11:27am Mike East: Reminds me of the Grizzly Man soundtrack. Sounds good...is that all acoustic or are they running through amps?
	11:28am Scott: All acoustic.
	11:37am Mike East: Thats awesome. Some of it sounds like feedback. Very cool.
	11:52am Cecile: Just lovely, Scott!
	12:07pm KevinfromBayRidge: Scott, Hope you're paid a good OT rate.
	12:07pm ?: 12:06, definitely an endless knot! maybe bryce is not as ever-punctual as usual today...
	12:08pm Robert: Never mind the OT rate, just stick around to make sure Bryce doesn't make off with your record.
	12:10pm Scott: HOW DO YOU KNOW THIS ISN'T BRYCE
	12:11pm ?: @scott: from just the audio we wouldnt know. from the playlist and homepage, we would.
	12:11pm ?: "The Extra-Long Rally: A Silly Millimeter Longer"
	12:12pm KevinfromBayRidge: Bryce, Did u jack Scott's Playlist?
	12:13pm Scott: YES I DID
	12:13pm Scott: No, you didn't, Bryce.
	12:13pm KevinfromBayRidge: There ya go!!!
	12:15pm ?: Duelling Scotts. Kewl
	12:16pm Dead Corporate Eyes: I think I hear something but I'm not sure
	12:17pm ?: "Dead Air"? Or "Experimental Noise Crescendo Starting at ppp". Only his hairdresser knows for sure.
	12:18pm Scott: I just do what Bryce tells me to do.
	12:19pm Scott: I don't ask questions, man!
	12:19pm Scott: This stuff gives me the willies.
	12:19pm ?: He's like that.
	12:22pm KevinfromBayRidge: Talk about the willies... Bryce has an "enforcer"!
	12:22pm Ike: If I'd known that Bryce'd play something on the extreme low-end that barely comes across over the Internet, I would've stayed home to listen to the FM signal.
	12:24pm G: It sounds like my basement when no washing machines or dryers are running, only the boiler.
	12:26pm Jean Michel Jarre & a Hobo: It sounds like my radio when Bryce comes on.
	12:26pm G: That, too, duh.
	12:26pm Parq: Okay, based on what the rest of you are saying, I am discarding the idea that this is some sort of tech problem. I will not attempt to adjust my set, as they say.
	12:28pm Jean Michel Jarre & a Hobo: Scott, if that's really you and not Bryce, tell us the last 4 digits of your SS number and your mother's maiden name.
	12:28pm G: Yes, leave your poor set alone, and adjust your cerebral cortex.
	12:30pm Ike: OK, now this sounds like something on the Internet. Wow. OK then. Nice. But for Chrissakes, put up your own goddamned playlist, you dirty hippie. This isn't funny anymore.
	12:31pm G: fussy fussy fussy
	12:33pm Matt: Hey - it was well worth the wait. I'm in string quartet bliss
	12:33pm Ike: <wails and throws an abacus across the room>
	12:35pm Jean Michel Jarre & a Hobo: Ha! http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/40134
	12:36pm Dead Corporate Eyes: everyone go there now
	12:37pm G: bye
	12:37pm Mike East: well I'm staying.

The Long Rally with Scott McDowell: Playlist from April 29, 2011

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