WFMU: HotRod: Playlist from December 7, 2007

Listener comments!
	6:16am (mta) Tony: Good Morning, HotRod, just me checkin' in with you as I'm on vacation all month. Hope your Holidaze, and those of your listeners are all good and healthy. Do I see you have already posted your Playlist though it hasn't aired yet? Outstanding!
	6:30am Paul: morgen from berlin. enjoy show.
	6:32am Bob: Happy Fridays! Enjoying the show in sunny London.
	6:41am Dedalus05: Hey from Dublin, Ireland. A crackin' set. Keep em coming. D.
	6:56am lord reginald pimpernal: i dont like dublin alot. its the poorest looking richest city in the world with no public transport system and laughably bars clost at 12.30 or 2.30 at latest, a nanny state indeed. i can say these things as i am an irish in exile, also although i do have great friends living there. i just wished thewy lived somewhere nicer. good show
	7:47am listener jeremy: hotrod! hola! hey gotta question. how do you find your music? been listening to the past few weeks of your shows offline via mp3 and i REALLY like your seletions. is it all from the music store you used to work at? recommendations from friends? scratching the corners of the internet? inquiring minds want to know... dig your stuff
	8:03am r080: very good stuff, greetings from Czech Republic
	8:08am chris Garcia: ....i miss my gran too lived with her from the age of 12 and she taught me so much - oh so much and its her birthday on the 14th and mine on the 18th of december = great show hotrod. its 1 in the afternoon in london UK and you just stopped me and made me think of her too. thanks chris
	8:26am dedalus05: OK, I can't let that comment on Dublin slide without some defense - even if it was flaming. Dublin is one of the nicest placest to live in the World. In fact Ireland was ranked by the Economist in 2005 as number 1 in terms of quality of life. Dublin has a perfectly adequate public transport system. Anywhere in Dublin you wanna go, a bus will be along in ten minutes or so to take you there. Our bars close at 2:30am (no biggie), and we have a vibrant and living Pub-culture (one of the best in the world without question). Any night of the week (not just fridays and saturdays), you'll find someone to talk to, and be merry. Obviously no city is perfect, but frankly Reginald, your gripe sounds typical of an ex-pat. Someone who is justifying their move away to themselves as away of convincing themselevs they don't miss home as much as they do. My advise to you is to come home. Its fine. Whats the worst that could happen?
	8:28am HotRod: Hey Listener Jeremy! I'm delighted that you've been enjoying my shows so much. I really put a lot of thought into my playlists. Since I've joined WFMU, 99% of the music is from my personal collection...not the WFMU library. How do I find my music? Some things I discovered while working at a record store for about 5 years, some are recommendations from trusted sources (close friends, magazines, blogs...etc). You need to simply connect the dots. For example, if you find an artist you REALLY like, find out what label they're on. Most likely you'll find very similar artists that are also part of that same label roster. Also, look for artists affiliations. Find out what records your favorite artists have been guests on. Dig dig dig!!!
	8:35am HotRod: One more thing, Listener Jeremy. Hopefully now you consider me one of your trusted music sources! All quality, no fillers! ;)
	8:37am HotRod: What's up, Czech Republic??? Nice to have you tuning in, rO8O!
	8:38am listener jeremy: funny you mention that - i JUST recently started doing that. found labels like definitive jux (aesop rock) and ninja tunes (too many) host artists that i really like. always figured labels were just for the money and would sign anyone of any genre, but that understanding was out of ignorance. and found that good websites of labels store collective tour dates, saving me a LOT of time in finding new artists in the genre who play locally (DC) since day one when i stumbled onto your show, i noticed you had some quality stuff. loved the beats and the gradual initiation into your full catalog. when think of friday, i think of your show (honestly!!)
	8:38am p f k: really diggin the show, whats up with the playlist?
	8:39am HotRod: What do you mean, p fk?
	8:39am dedalus05: One thing I always do is to check whether any of the tracks I like are cover versions, and then check out the original recordings. I came across some of my favorite artists after listening to cover versions of their songs - Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, Gillan Welch, The Knife to name the first three that come to mind. Really amazing set Hotrod. Thanks again.
	8:42am HotRod: You guys are freaking awesome! Much love!!! I must say though...where are all the ladies?????
	8:43am Chance From That Third World Country, Maine: Must... get.. up.. earlier to listen to Hot Rod.
	8:43am p f k: the list is not so accurate,i can't see what you've played in the last hour or so, i'd like to bookmark most of these artist... i wish you were on the fm too...
	8:46am HotRod: Right now you're hearing Esthero. Are you just having trouble keeping track of what's playing? Archives are always available and I also go through the playlists during mic breaks. Please let me know if you have any specific questions.
	8:47am steffen: hello from Cologne, love show!!!
	8:48am HotRod: Hello Steffen! Welcome! :)
	8:50am Chance From That Third World Country, Maine: Guten Tag!
	8:52am HotRod: Hey Chance! Welcome! ;)
	8:53am catpatz: hey hot rod! just checking in as a lady-in-hearing (from denmark). a bit late. . . loving the show (always do). wish it werent ending so soon. have a great weekend. are you doing any live dj-ing in (/around) nyc over the holidays by any chance?
	8:54am p f k: i gotchya now, its early, and i'm tired. you make the list ahead of time i see
	8:57am HotRod: There you are, catpatz! Thanks for representing the ladies! Aside from a private party and the Viva Radio show which airs today at 5pm EST, no real NYC gigs in the coming weeks. I'll keep you posted though!
	9:16am HotRod: On vacation all month, (mta) Tony? Good for you! Glad to see you're still tuning in regardless.
	9:20am katy cofrencaine: Hi Dedalus to be honest no. I really do honestly beleive dublin is the poorest city to live in, interms of quality of life in comparison to the other western european capitals. its far too expensive, and full of yuppies and buds(aka skumbags). its just hard to avoid that in dublin. i lived in dublin for 9 years, mostly to get my educational qualifications. i wish we had a good big city. As i said i have great friends living in dublin, just could never live their again. currently residing in berlin. say no to damp cocaine. irish people of late cant seemto resist please god.
	7:45pm Denielle: So good! Really loved the last set of songs! Thanks again for another ear-candy Friday!

HotRod: Playlist from December 7, 2007

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December 7, 2007: It's All Just A Show

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments
The Notwist	Red Room "Red Room" by "The Notwist"	Different Cars and Trains	Domino	2003
Susumu Yokota	Future Tiger "Future Tiger" by "Susumu Yokota"	The Boy and The Tree	Leaf	2002
Ralph Myerz and The Jack Herren Band	Nikita	A Special Album	Emperor Norton	2003
Boom Bip	U R Here "U R Here" by "Boom Bip"
Music behind DJ: The Notwist	Red Room "Red Room" by "The Notwist"
Placebo	Without You I'm Nothing Feat. David Bowie (UNKLE Remix)	Once More With Feeling-Singles 1996-2004 (Remix Bonus Disc-Limited Edition)
Venetian Snares	Hajnal "Hajnal" by "Venetian Snares"	Rossz Csillag Allatt Szuletett	Planet Mu	2005
Royksopp	Only This Moment (Royksopp's Forsiktige Massaje)			2005
Funky Lowlives	Latazz "Latazz" by "Funky Lowlives"	Ascension			12"
Digable Planets	Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like Dat)			1993
Slick Rick	Mona Lisa "Mona Lisa" by "Slick Rick"	The Great Adventures of Slick Rick
Tricky	Mission Accomplished "Mission Accomplished" by "Tricky"	Mission Accomplished EP		2001		Great Peter Gabriel sample!
Music behind DJ: The Notwist	Red Room "Red Room" by "The Notwist"
Underworld	Moaner "Moaner" by "Underworld"	Beaucoup Fish		1998
Techno Animal	Robosapien "Robosapien" by "Techno Animal"	The Brotherhood of the Bomb	Matador	2001
Cabaret Voltaire	Nag Nag Nag "Nag Nag Nag" by "Cabaret Voltaire"
Boris	Ibitsu "Ibitsu" by "Boris"	Akuma No Uta	Southern Lord	2003
Keelhaul	Randall "Randall" by "Keelhaul"	Subject To Change Without Notice		2003
Isis	Weight (Vocals by Ayl Noar) "Weight (Vocals by Ayl Noar)" by "Isis"	Oceanic	Ipecac	2002
Music behind DJ: The Notwist	Red Room "Red Room" by "The Notwist"
Beth Gibbons & Rustin Man	Show "Show" by "Beth Gibbons & Rustin Man"	Out Of Season	Santuary	2003
Barbara Gogan & Hector Zazou	Dangerous	Made On Earth
Daniel Wang	Pistol Oderso "Pistol Oderso" by "Daniel Wang"	Tangent 2002: Disco Nouveau	Ghostly International
Red Snapper	Regrettable "Regrettable" by "Red Snapper"	S/T	Lo Recordings	2003
Terranova	Bombing Bastards feat. Tricky	Close The Door
Blockhead	Intro:Hello Popartz/Insomniac Olympics		Ninja Tune	2004
Nobody	Apollonia Millenium and Her Private Parts Marching Band	In The Loop Vol. 2	Plug Research
Esthero	Breath From Another "Breath From Another" by "Esthero"	Breath From Another
Missy Elliott	Pass That Dutch "Pass That Dutch" by "Missy Elliott"
Music behind DJ: The Notwist	Red Room "Red Room" by "The Notwist"

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Listener comments!
	6:16am (mta) Tony: Good Morning, HotRod, just me checkin' in with you as I'm on vacation all month. Hope your Holidaze, and those of your listeners are all good and healthy. Do I see you have already posted your Playlist though it hasn't aired yet? Outstanding!
	6:30am Paul: morgen from berlin. enjoy show.
	6:32am Bob: Happy Fridays! Enjoying the show in sunny London.
	6:41am Dedalus05: Hey from Dublin, Ireland. A crackin' set. Keep em coming. D.
	6:56am lord reginald pimpernal: i dont like dublin alot. its the poorest looking richest city in the world with no public transport system and laughably bars clost at 12.30 or 2.30 at latest, a nanny state indeed. i can say these things as i am an irish in exile, also although i do have great friends living there. i just wished thewy lived somewhere nicer. good show
	7:47am listener jeremy: hotrod! hola! hey gotta question. how do you find your music? been listening to the past few weeks of your shows offline via mp3 and i REALLY like your seletions. is it all from the music store you used to work at? recommendations from friends? scratching the corners of the internet? inquiring minds want to know... dig your stuff
	8:03am r080: very good stuff, greetings from Czech Republic
	8:08am chris Garcia: ....i miss my gran too lived with her from the age of 12 and she taught me so much - oh so much and its her birthday on the 14th and mine on the 18th of december = great show hotrod. its 1 in the afternoon in london UK and you just stopped me and made me think of her too. thanks chris
	8:26am dedalus05: OK, I can't let that comment on Dublin slide without some defense - even if it was flaming. Dublin is one of the nicest placest to live in the World. In fact Ireland was ranked by the Economist in 2005 as number 1 in terms of quality of life. Dublin has a perfectly adequate public transport system. Anywhere in Dublin you wanna go, a bus will be along in ten minutes or so to take you there. Our bars close at 2:30am (no biggie), and we have a vibrant and living Pub-culture (one of the best in the world without question). Any night of the week (not just fridays and saturdays), you'll find someone to talk to, and be merry. Obviously no city is perfect, but frankly Reginald, your gripe sounds typical of an ex-pat. Someone who is justifying their move away to themselves as away of convincing themselevs they don't miss home as much as they do. My advise to you is to come home. Its fine. Whats the worst that could happen?
	8:28am HotRod: Hey Listener Jeremy! I'm delighted that you've been enjoying my shows so much. I really put a lot of thought into my playlists. Since I've joined WFMU, 99% of the music is from my personal collection...not the WFMU library. How do I find my music? Some things I discovered while working at a record store for about 5 years, some are recommendations from trusted sources (close friends, magazines, blogs...etc). You need to simply connect the dots. For example, if you find an artist you REALLY like, find out what label they're on. Most likely you'll find very similar artists that are also part of that same label roster. Also, look for artists affiliations. Find out what records your favorite artists have been guests on. Dig dig dig!!!
	8:35am HotRod: One more thing, Listener Jeremy. Hopefully now you consider me one of your trusted music sources! All quality, no fillers! ;)
	8:37am HotRod: What's up, Czech Republic??? Nice to have you tuning in, rO8O!
	8:38am listener jeremy: funny you mention that - i JUST recently started doing that. found labels like definitive jux (aesop rock) and ninja tunes (too many) host artists that i really like. always figured labels were just for the money and would sign anyone of any genre, but that understanding was out of ignorance. and found that good websites of labels store collective tour dates, saving me a LOT of time in finding new artists in the genre who play locally (DC) since day one when i stumbled onto your show, i noticed you had some quality stuff. loved the beats and the gradual initiation into your full catalog. when think of friday, i think of your show (honestly!!)
	8:38am p f k: really diggin the show, whats up with the playlist?
	8:39am HotRod: What do you mean, p fk?
	8:39am dedalus05: One thing I always do is to check whether any of the tracks I like are cover versions, and then check out the original recordings. I came across some of my favorite artists after listening to cover versions of their songs - Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, Gillan Welch, The Knife to name the first three that come to mind. Really amazing set Hotrod. Thanks again.
	8:42am HotRod: You guys are freaking awesome! Much love!!! I must say though...where are all the ladies?????
	8:43am Chance From That Third World Country, Maine: Must... get.. up.. earlier to listen to Hot Rod.
	8:43am p f k: the list is not so accurate,i can't see what you've played in the last hour or so, i'd like to bookmark most of these artist... i wish you were on the fm too...
	8:46am HotRod: Right now you're hearing Esthero. Are you just having trouble keeping track of what's playing? Archives are always available and I also go through the playlists during mic breaks. Please let me know if you have any specific questions.
	8:47am steffen: hello from Cologne, love show!!!
	8:48am HotRod: Hello Steffen! Welcome! :)
	8:50am Chance From That Third World Country, Maine: Guten Tag!
	8:52am HotRod: Hey Chance! Welcome! ;)
	8:53am catpatz: hey hot rod! just checking in as a lady-in-hearing (from denmark). a bit late. . . loving the show (always do). wish it werent ending so soon. have a great weekend. are you doing any live dj-ing in (/around) nyc over the holidays by any chance?
	8:54am p f k: i gotchya now, its early, and i'm tired. you make the list ahead of time i see
	8:57am HotRod: There you are, catpatz! Thanks for representing the ladies! Aside from a private party and the Viva Radio show which airs today at 5pm EST, no real NYC gigs in the coming weeks. I'll keep you posted though!
	9:16am HotRod: On vacation all month, (mta) Tony? Good for you! Glad to see you're still tuning in regardless.
	9:20am katy cofrencaine: Hi Dedalus to be honest no. I really do honestly beleive dublin is the poorest city to live in, interms of quality of life in comparison to the other western european capitals. its far too expensive, and full of yuppies and buds(aka skumbags). its just hard to avoid that in dublin. i lived in dublin for 9 years, mostly to get my educational qualifications. i wish we had a good big city. As i said i have great friends living in dublin, just could never live their again. currently residing in berlin. say no to damp cocaine. irish people of late cant seemto resist please god.
	7:45pm Denielle: So good! Really loved the last set of songs! Thanks again for another ear-candy Friday!

HotRod: Playlist from December 7, 2007

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