WFMU: Night People: Playlist from September 1, 2011

Listener comments!
	7:01pm dave from knoxville: I am here for you guys! PEOPLE IT UP
	7:01pm Listener Dave from Seattle: Night People!
	7:02pm Listener Thomas from Dallas: dave help me with these difficult math problems they make you solve
	7:04pm dave from knoxville: Hah! 563 + 2 = 565
	7:06pm Adam in Boston: You sound much better dave. Tone wise, anyway
	7:07pm Adam in Boston: What's up with Germantown?
	7:08pm dave from knoxville: Hey, guys. The info to the left still says this is a 4 hour show. Worth fixing?
	7:08pm tranewreck: Dutch = Deutsch (German)
	7:13pm JT: I'd say most people don't know why they die because they are peasants and don't know what cancer is.
	7:13pm Listener Brian in Madison: http://www.troma.com/films/rabid-grannies/
	7:16pm Detroit Dave: I've been in an accident and in a coma, to laugh about something that happens daily to people through accidents is pretty lame and immature, screw this show and the cheesy douches who run it!
	7:16pm Fan Li: Wasn't this show supposed to be about discussing paranormal phenomena?
	7:22pm Sean: Warren F. Disbrow should direct the Night People Movie!
	7:31pm ?: Film has high noise in it. That's what he means.
	7:31pm w dawg: love it when authorities on a subject say things suck
	7:33pm dz: i believe noise is the equivalent for digital
	7:34pm ?: yeah, and of course you can add "grain" to digital in post-production...
	7:36pm ?: what sucks about movies technically is that they still only have 24 frames per second. it's so jerky even with motion blur. I hope Hollywood will double the framerate finally.
	7:38pm dz: the effect (grain/noise) being pleasing makes sense. stare at anything of a solid color at a moderate distance and you see the same thing
	7:40pm Listener Dave from Seattle: In general, digital is a crap format for video and audio as well.
	7:42pm ?: yeah, analog is magically better. it's magic. like magnets.
	7:42pm ?: miracles
	7:44pm dz: primer was made on a budget of 7000$ and used super16 film
	7:53pm Listener Dave from Seattle: But what about the underwear???????
	7:56pm InBrkly: Since you can't trademark a dictionary word (I think) it makes sense that they would pun on trauma.
	7:58pm InBrkly: Regarding 24 frames per sec, that makes sense when reflecting on a white screen in a dark room because of "persistence of vision". But that does not apply if you are staring at a computer screen for example.
	7:59pm ?: then it must be a different effect why I can distinguish between 24/30/60 frames per second... hmmm
	8:00pm ?: http://www.boallen.com/fps-compare.html

Night People: Playlist from September 1, 2011

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September 1, 2011: Horror Somewhat Explained!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Feat. Dr. Warren F. Disbrow!!!!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Hans Wurman	Toccata And Fugue In D Minor (Listen: Pop-up)	The Moog Strikes Bach	RCA	1970	Vinyl
Hans Wurman	Toccata And Fugue In D Minor (Listen: Pop-up)	The Moog Strikes Bach	RCA	1970	Vinyl

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Listener comments!
	7:01pm dave from knoxville: I am here for you guys! PEOPLE IT UP
	7:01pm Listener Dave from Seattle: Night People!
	7:02pm Listener Thomas from Dallas: dave help me with these difficult math problems they make you solve
	7:04pm dave from knoxville: Hah! 563 + 2 = 565
	7:06pm Adam in Boston: You sound much better dave. Tone wise, anyway
	7:07pm Adam in Boston: What's up with Germantown?
	7:08pm dave from knoxville: Hey, guys. The info to the left still says this is a 4 hour show. Worth fixing?
	7:08pm tranewreck: Dutch = Deutsch (German)
	7:13pm JT: I'd say most people don't know why they die because they are peasants and don't know what cancer is.
	7:13pm Listener Brian in Madison: http://www.troma.com/films/rabid-grannies/
	7:16pm Detroit Dave: I've been in an accident and in a coma, to laugh about something that happens daily to people through accidents is pretty lame and immature, screw this show and the cheesy douches who run it!
	7:16pm Fan Li: Wasn't this show supposed to be about discussing paranormal phenomena?
	7:22pm Sean: Warren F. Disbrow should direct the Night People Movie!
	7:31pm ?: Film has high noise in it. That's what he means.
	7:31pm w dawg: love it when authorities on a subject say things suck
	7:33pm dz: i believe noise is the equivalent for digital
	7:34pm ?: yeah, and of course you can add "grain" to digital in post-production...
	7:36pm ?: what sucks about movies technically is that they still only have 24 frames per second. it's so jerky even with motion blur. I hope Hollywood will double the framerate finally.
	7:38pm dz: the effect (grain/noise) being pleasing makes sense. stare at anything of a solid color at a moderate distance and you see the same thing
	7:40pm Listener Dave from Seattle: In general, digital is a crap format for video and audio as well.
	7:42pm ?: yeah, analog is magically better. it's magic. like magnets.
	7:42pm ?: miracles
	7:44pm dz: primer was made on a budget of 7000$ and used super16 film
	7:53pm Listener Dave from Seattle: But what about the underwear???????
	7:56pm InBrkly: Since you can't trademark a dictionary word (I think) it makes sense that they would pun on trauma.
	7:58pm InBrkly: Regarding 24 frames per sec, that makes sense when reflecting on a white screen in a dark room because of "persistence of vision". But that does not apply if you are staring at a computer screen for example.
	7:59pm ?: then it must be a different effect why I can distinguish between 24/30/60 frames per second... hmmm
	8:00pm ?: http://www.boallen.com/fps-compare.html

Night People: Playlist from September 1, 2011

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