WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from May 3, 2023

Listener comments!
	9:31pm headcleaner: "Oh neat - a computer store", people would say back in those days
	9:55pm Sam Segal: Little did they know! Computers...not so neat anymore.
	10:01pm northguineahills: my uncle had a computer store back in 1983 in Bridgetown, NJ...
	🥁 10:01pm Manta: hello! playing the role of the Horse as I listen in.
	10:02pm northguineahills: i mean, my father bought a commodore 64 that same year when I was in the first grade...
	10:03pm Sam Segal: Welcome, Horse Manta! Happy Computer, NGH!
	10:04pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Mo Choro" by "DJ Patrick Ft. Black Power" getting our kuduro on, i see..
	10:05pm Sam Segal: ↳ northguineahills @10:04 Yessir!
	10:05pm Sam Segal: ↳ northguineahills @10:02 Have any games on that thing?
	10:07pm Ike: My friend had a C64 and really liked the game Potty Pigeon, where the goal was to poop on as many cars as possible, if I recall correctly.
	10:07pm northguineahills: ↳ Sam Segal @10:05 yessiree! oregon trail. some early flight simulator. some educational space exploration game. some primitive car racing game... lots of text role play games w/ crappy graphics...
	10:07pm northguineahills: oh, and my favorite, blue max....
	10:08pm Sam Segal: ↳ Ike @10:07 Wow, video games have been vulgar from the very start!
	10:15pm northguineahills: honeydrippers sample...
	10:15pm northguineahills: oh, it's bed...
	10:19pm Dean: Being a librarian, I've always thought there should be a video game that tests players' abilities to shelve books. Right? It could involve poop, too. I had to clean up a deposit in a public library where I worked some years ago.
	10:19pm headcleaner: The _Feira de Ladra_ is what that market in Lisbon would most likely be - ah, memories of nice cratedigging experiences there
	10:20pm Sam Segal: ↳ northguineahills @10:15 Yeah, that's the instrumental for "Braggin' and Boastin'" by Jungle Brothers.
	10:21pm coelacanth∅: 'evening Sam, horsepeople
	10:21pm Sam Segal: ↳ Dean @10:19 I would love to play Librarian Simulator.
	10:21pm Sam Segal: ↳ headcleaner @10:19 Yes, I think that is correct. Would love to get to Lisbon someday.
	10:21pm Sam Segal: ↳ coelacanth∅ @10:21 Howdy, Coel!
	10:24pm headcleaner: ↳ Sam Segal @10:21 Someday you'll make, Sam (to Lisboa). Before you to do, be sure to hit me up for a pointer or two. Have done lots of stomping around there, in fact
	10:24pm Sam Segal: I'll make sure to! Thanks, headcleaner.
	10:27pm coelacanth∅: after conquering, if i could, the Action-Packed Librarian video game i'd try my skill at the Calling The Internet Provider video game
	10:27pm coelacanth∅: (there could also be poop involved)
	10:30pm headcleaner: (It has unfortunately become tragically Brooklynized in recent years, Lisbon has, like every other desirable large city in the worlds. In certain spots basically inaccessible, if not seriously outright hostile to locals, in fact. But there are still pockets of authenticity to be found, between the cobblestones)
	10:31pm Dean: Believe me, there are all sorts of shelving errors that are likely to occur. Really, the intensity could be hard for a lot of players to handle. "The fuck? You use Library of Congress, and I've been shelving according to Dewey Decimal?!"
	10:34pm coelacanth∅: "the Fuck? you don't have ANYTHING by Kurt Vonnegut? ...oh wait i'm looking in K"
	10:42pm Dean: The very word "Brooklynized" saddens me. I see it here in Berkeley and in so many other cities. I've always championed underdog cities--St. Louis, Detroit, Richmond, CA, for instance. Because I live near Richmond and I have to take my kids there for sports and such, I see how vibrant it is, and I just want to spend a week there checking it all out. Not too many years ago the crime rate declined impressively, but that trend has reversed. Still, what an amazing city. The people, the places, the oddball neighborhoods...
	10:42pm Dean: Yeah, for Vonnegut, you need to find the fiction filed at J for Jr.
	10:48pm Sam Segal: ↳ Dean @10:42 I loved visiting Detroit back in 2016. Only driven through St. Louis. Stopped off for some superb ribs. Richmond, CA sounds great. I still have a lot of love for the small, under-dog(ish) city where I grew up: Minneapolis, MN.
	🥁 10:48pm Manta: ↳ Song: "Quiero Irme" by "Mecanica Popular" that was good. zoned out for a bit, which is always good.
	10:49pm Sam Segal: Zones worth zoning out to...that's what I am aiming for with many of these selections.
	10:50pm Dean: Can I request a song? Sutherland Brothers & Quiver, "Champion the Underdog." I visited the Twin Cities once and had a grand time. Great restaurant at the time time in Minneapolis. A concert in St. Louis at which Joshua Bell was in attendance. Just marvelous.
	10:50pm doctorjazz: Quick hi, Horsemen!
	10:51pm Dean: Rather, a concert in St. Paul. St. This, St. That...
	10:53pm Sam Segal: ↳ Dean @10:50 I don't have that one in my library, Dean, but I can look into it for future underdog appreciations. Glad the Twin Cities treated you well.
	10:53pm Sam Segal: ↳ doctorjazz @10:50 Leisurely hello, Doctor!
	10:56pm Dean: Bell was in the audience, but the featured violinist was Maxim Vengerov. Beautiful.
	10:58pm Dean: I remember St. Paul Sunday Morning from the same venue broadcast over radio. Sutherland Bros. & Quiver: well worth exploring.
	11:00pm coelacanth∅: wouldn't be surprised if groups of mothers have lobbied to ban show & tell because it might make some children feel inferior to others
	11:00pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @10:58 I used to listen to St Paul Sunday Morning, was a nice show.
	11:01pm Dean: Show & Tell: In an art history course in college, c.1978, a course focused on Dada and Surrealism, I brought to class an early Cabaret Voltaire EP and played it in class, my point being the the namesake venue was so important to the Dadaists and that contemporary bands were tapped into that vibe.
	11:03pm Sam Segal: How was Cabaret Voltaire received by your classmates, Dean?
	11:05pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Viajar, Recordar..." by "Mecanica Popular" this album is named after arseny avraamov's "symphony of sirens" where he used the whole city of Baku to realize his piece, the factory whistles, the ships' foghorns, airplanes, parades, etc...
	11:06pm Sam Segal: Oh wow, now I need to hear "Symphony of Sirens."
	11:06pm northguineahills: i step out and miss kieran, a guy called gerald, and kloke...
	11:06pm Dean: The class was so-so, but the professor really enjoyed it.
	11:06pm Sam Segal: But luckily you didn't miss this wonderfully bizarre piece of "sound poetry" by Carles Santos!
	11:07pm northguineahills: is a good non-wire source...www.bbc.com...
	11:09pm northguineahills: i was just on a fylkingen sound poetry kick last weekend including: fylkingen.se...
	11:11pm northguineahills: throughout school and work, i've had exactly one colleague that liked all of my music I listened to, but she wasn't a convert, she already liked everything...a few people might like some of the this genre or that, but nothing too 'weird'.
	11:16pm Dean: I wasn't interested in getting my classmates to like the music. I wanted them to recognize the legacy of art production from Dada forward.
	🥁 11:26pm WR: ↳ Song: "Magical Shepherd" by "Miroslav Vitous" Hi Sam and folks, have been listening. Airto is on this Vitous track and Flora is on some of the other tracks. Brings to mind that there is a go fund me to help defray health care costs for Airto: gofund.me...
	11:35pm Sam Segal: Thanks for dropping that link, WR.
	11:37pm coelacanth∅: Greetings WR
	🥁 11:41pm WR: Hi coelacanth∅ and all. Going to go to sleep now. Laters, and thank you, Sam for a great episode. And all should check that BBC link NGH shared for Baku 1922. An amazing project.
	11:43pm northguineahills: ↳ Dean @11:16 my topic was off-topic stream of consciousness. I think I was 20 when I learned to stop getting most friends to like music i listen to, let alone strangers....
	11:45pm Sam Segal: Sleep well, WR!
	🥁 11:55pm Manta: thanks for a great show Sam!!
	11:57pm Dean: I'll never stop trying to get friends to like musics I like, because I so cherish that they do the same to me.
	11:57pm Sam Segal: Thanks for listening, Manta!
	11:59pm Dean: But you said, "most friends," @ngh, and I get that.
	12:00am northguineahills: ↳ Dean @11:57 i suppose I should divide that from 'real friends' and acquaintances who happen to like some artists I like. Most friends I know will like what I like anyways...
	12:00am northguineahills: night, sam and friends. Great selections!
	12:01am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam! tchau
	12:02am headcleaner: ↳ Song: "Communal Decisions" by "Sebastian Rochford & Kit ... Well done, Sam - muito bem feito
	🥁 12:03am WR: Sound Selections ™️ I like that.
	11:43am doctorjazz: Just did my Thursday morning catch up (couldn't hang last night 😒 ) Terrific show, thanks, Sam!

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May 3, 2023: The Hermit Speaks and the Horse Listens

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
DJ Patrick Ft. Black Power	Mo Choro	Jess & Crabbe Present Bazzerk African Digital Dance	Mental Groove	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
DJ Yanicox	Unknown "Unknown" by "DJ Yanicox"	yaNiCoX		0:04:40 (Pop-up)
DJ Nilo	Canoa "Canoa" by "DJ Nilo"	Sempre A Subir		0:07:39 (Pop-up)
DJ Tiba	Directamente "Directamente" by "DJ Tiba"	Dj Tiba [Since 2009]		0:10:56 (Pop-up)

Tim Reaper + Kloke	Flow State "Flow State" by "Tim Reaper + Kloke"	Museum / Flow State	!K7	0:19:49 (Pop-up)
A Guy Called Gerald	Universe 2000	28 Gun Bad Boy	Juice Box	0:25:45 (Pop-up)
Four Tet	Three Drums "Three Drums" by "Four Tet"	Single	Text	0:31:02 (Pop-up)
Misha Sultan	Bubbles "Bubbles" by "Misha Sultan"	Roots	Hive Mind	0:37:44 (Pop-up)
Mecanica Popular	Quiero Irme "Quiero Irme" by "Mecanica Popular"	¿Qué Sucede Con El Tiempo?	Finders Keepers	0:43:18 (Pop-up)
James Ellis Ford	I Never Wanted Anything	The Hum	Warp	0:48:02 (Pop-up)
The Sugarcubes	Walkabout "Walkabout" by "The Sugarcubes"	Stick Around for Joy	Elektra	0:52:36 (Pop-up)

Mecanica Popular	Viajar, Recordar...	Baku: 1922	Wah Wah	1:02:25 (Pop-up)
Carles Santos	To-Ca-Ti-Co-To-Ca-T	The 12th Annual International Sound Poetry Festival	Recital	1:05:15 (Pop-up)
Scott Fields Ensemble	Sand 3 "Sand 3" by "Scott Fields Ensemble"	Sand	Relative Pitch	1:09:47 (Pop-up)
oyamao	Hakushon はくしょん "Hakushon はくしょん" by "oyamao"	Galo	bison	1:18:25 (Pop-up)
Miroslav Vitous	Magical Shepherd "Magical Shepherd" by "Miroslav Vitous"	Magical Shepherd	Warner Bros.	1:21:06 (Pop-up)
Meemo Comma	The Whales "The Whales" by "Meemo Comma"	Depersonalization	Objects Limited	1:27:05 (Pop-up)

Mário Costa	Antipodes "Antipodes" by "Mário Costa"	Chromosome	Clean Feed	1:34:33 (Pop-up)
Martyna Basta	Awakening "Awakening" by "Martyna Basta"	Making Eye Contact With Solitude	Warm Winters Ltd.	1:44:01 (Pop-up)
Martyna Basta	Slowly Forgetting, Barely Remembering	Slowly Forgetting, Barely Remembering	Warm Winters Ltd.	1:44:53 (Pop-up)
The Musical Tracing Ensemble	Child Of Wonder	Purple Mountain Pieces	Self-Released	1:47:39 (Pop-up)
Masahiro Takahashi	Minamo "Minamo" by "Masahiro Takahashi"	Humid Sun	Telephone Explosion	1:53:26 (Pop-up)
Sebastian Rochford & Kit Downes	Communal Decisions	A Short Diary	ECM	1:57:27 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:31pm headcleaner: "Oh neat - a computer store", people would say back in those days
	9:55pm Sam Segal: Little did they know! Computers...not so neat anymore.
	10:01pm northguineahills: my uncle had a computer store back in 1983 in Bridgetown, NJ...
	🥁 10:01pm Manta: hello! playing the role of the Horse as I listen in.
	10:02pm northguineahills: i mean, my father bought a commodore 64 that same year when I was in the first grade...
	10:03pm Sam Segal: Welcome, Horse Manta! Happy Computer, NGH!
	10:04pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Mo Choro" by "DJ Patrick Ft. Black Power" getting our kuduro on, i see..
	10:05pm Sam Segal: ↳ northguineahills @10:04 Yessir!
	10:05pm Sam Segal: ↳ northguineahills @10:02 Have any games on that thing?
	10:07pm Ike: My friend had a C64 and really liked the game Potty Pigeon, where the goal was to poop on as many cars as possible, if I recall correctly.
	10:07pm northguineahills: ↳ Sam Segal @10:05 yessiree! oregon trail. some early flight simulator. some educational space exploration game. some primitive car racing game... lots of text role play games w/ crappy graphics...
	10:07pm northguineahills: oh, and my favorite, blue max....
	10:08pm Sam Segal: ↳ Ike @10:07 Wow, video games have been vulgar from the very start!
	10:15pm northguineahills: honeydrippers sample...
	10:15pm northguineahills: oh, it's bed...
	10:19pm Dean: Being a librarian, I've always thought there should be a video game that tests players' abilities to shelve books. Right? It could involve poop, too. I had to clean up a deposit in a public library where I worked some years ago.
	10:19pm headcleaner: The _Feira de Ladra_ is what that market in Lisbon would most likely be - ah, memories of nice cratedigging experiences there
	10:20pm Sam Segal: ↳ northguineahills @10:15 Yeah, that's the instrumental for "Braggin' and Boastin'" by Jungle Brothers.
	10:21pm coelacanth∅: 'evening Sam, horsepeople
	10:21pm Sam Segal: ↳ Dean @10:19 I would love to play Librarian Simulator.
	10:21pm Sam Segal: ↳ headcleaner @10:19 Yes, I think that is correct. Would love to get to Lisbon someday.
	10:21pm Sam Segal: ↳ coelacanth∅ @10:21 Howdy, Coel!
	10:24pm headcleaner: ↳ Sam Segal @10:21 Someday you'll make, Sam (to Lisboa). Before you to do, be sure to hit me up for a pointer or two. Have done lots of stomping around there, in fact
	10:24pm Sam Segal: I'll make sure to! Thanks, headcleaner.
	10:27pm coelacanth∅: after conquering, if i could, the Action-Packed Librarian video game i'd try my skill at the Calling The Internet Provider video game
	10:27pm coelacanth∅: (there could also be poop involved)
	10:30pm headcleaner: (It has unfortunately become tragically Brooklynized in recent years, Lisbon has, like every other desirable large city in the worlds. In certain spots basically inaccessible, if not seriously outright hostile to locals, in fact. But there are still pockets of authenticity to be found, between the cobblestones)
	10:31pm Dean: Believe me, there are all sorts of shelving errors that are likely to occur. Really, the intensity could be hard for a lot of players to handle. "The fuck? You use Library of Congress, and I've been shelving according to Dewey Decimal?!"
	10:34pm coelacanth∅: "the Fuck? you don't have ANYTHING by Kurt Vonnegut? ...oh wait i'm looking in K"
	10:42pm Dean: The very word "Brooklynized" saddens me. I see it here in Berkeley and in so many other cities. I've always championed underdog cities--St. Louis, Detroit, Richmond, CA, for instance. Because I live near Richmond and I have to take my kids there for sports and such, I see how vibrant it is, and I just want to spend a week there checking it all out. Not too many years ago the crime rate declined impressively, but that trend has reversed. Still, what an amazing city. The people, the places, the oddball neighborhoods...
	10:42pm Dean: Yeah, for Vonnegut, you need to find the fiction filed at J for Jr.
	10:48pm Sam Segal: ↳ Dean @10:42 I loved visiting Detroit back in 2016. Only driven through St. Louis. Stopped off for some superb ribs. Richmond, CA sounds great. I still have a lot of love for the small, under-dog(ish) city where I grew up: Minneapolis, MN.
	🥁 10:48pm Manta: ↳ Song: "Quiero Irme" by "Mecanica Popular" that was good. zoned out for a bit, which is always good.
	10:49pm Sam Segal: Zones worth zoning out to...that's what I am aiming for with many of these selections.
	10:50pm Dean: Can I request a song? Sutherland Brothers & Quiver, "Champion the Underdog." I visited the Twin Cities once and had a grand time. Great restaurant at the time time in Minneapolis. A concert in St. Louis at which Joshua Bell was in attendance. Just marvelous.
	10:50pm doctorjazz: Quick hi, Horsemen!
	10:51pm Dean: Rather, a concert in St. Paul. St. This, St. That...
	10:53pm Sam Segal: ↳ Dean @10:50 I don't have that one in my library, Dean, but I can look into it for future underdog appreciations. Glad the Twin Cities treated you well.
	10:53pm Sam Segal: ↳ doctorjazz @10:50 Leisurely hello, Doctor!
	10:56pm Dean: Bell was in the audience, but the featured violinist was Maxim Vengerov. Beautiful.
	10:58pm Dean: I remember St. Paul Sunday Morning from the same venue broadcast over radio. Sutherland Bros. & Quiver: well worth exploring.
	11:00pm coelacanth∅: wouldn't be surprised if groups of mothers have lobbied to ban show & tell because it might make some children feel inferior to others
	11:00pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @10:58 I used to listen to St Paul Sunday Morning, was a nice show.
	11:01pm Dean: Show & Tell: In an art history course in college, c.1978, a course focused on Dada and Surrealism, I brought to class an early Cabaret Voltaire EP and played it in class, my point being the the namesake venue was so important to the Dadaists and that contemporary bands were tapped into that vibe.
	11:03pm Sam Segal: How was Cabaret Voltaire received by your classmates, Dean?
	11:05pm northguineahills: ↳ Song: "Viajar, Recordar..." by "Mecanica Popular" this album is named after arseny avraamov's "symphony of sirens" where he used the whole city of Baku to realize his piece, the factory whistles, the ships' foghorns, airplanes, parades, etc...
	11:06pm Sam Segal: Oh wow, now I need to hear "Symphony of Sirens."
	11:06pm northguineahills: i step out and miss kieran, a guy called gerald, and kloke...
	11:06pm Dean: The class was so-so, but the professor really enjoyed it.
	11:06pm Sam Segal: But luckily you didn't miss this wonderfully bizarre piece of "sound poetry" by Carles Santos!
	11:07pm northguineahills: is a good non-wire source...www.bbc.com...
	11:09pm northguineahills: i was just on a fylkingen sound poetry kick last weekend including: fylkingen.se...
	11:11pm northguineahills: throughout school and work, i've had exactly one colleague that liked all of my music I listened to, but she wasn't a convert, she already liked everything...a few people might like some of the this genre or that, but nothing too 'weird'.
	11:16pm Dean: I wasn't interested in getting my classmates to like the music. I wanted them to recognize the legacy of art production from Dada forward.
	🥁 11:26pm WR: ↳ Song: "Magical Shepherd" by "Miroslav Vitous" Hi Sam and folks, have been listening. Airto is on this Vitous track and Flora is on some of the other tracks. Brings to mind that there is a go fund me to help defray health care costs for Airto: gofund.me...
	11:35pm Sam Segal: Thanks for dropping that link, WR.
	11:37pm coelacanth∅: Greetings WR
	🥁 11:41pm WR: Hi coelacanth∅ and all. Going to go to sleep now. Laters, and thank you, Sam for a great episode. And all should check that BBC link NGH shared for Baku 1922. An amazing project.
	11:43pm northguineahills: ↳ Dean @11:16 my topic was off-topic stream of consciousness. I think I was 20 when I learned to stop getting most friends to like music i listen to, let alone strangers....
	11:45pm Sam Segal: Sleep well, WR!
	🥁 11:55pm Manta: thanks for a great show Sam!!
	11:57pm Dean: I'll never stop trying to get friends to like musics I like, because I so cherish that they do the same to me.
	11:57pm Sam Segal: Thanks for listening, Manta!
	11:59pm Dean: But you said, "most friends," @ngh, and I get that.
	12:00am northguineahills: ↳ Dean @11:57 i suppose I should divide that from 'real friends' and acquaintances who happen to like some artists I like. Most friends I know will like what I like anyways...
	12:00am northguineahills: night, sam and friends. Great selections!
	12:01am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam! tchau
	12:02am headcleaner: ↳ Song: "Communal Decisions" by "Sebastian Rochford & Kit ... Well done, Sam - muito bem feito
	🥁 12:03am WR: Sound Selections ™️ I like that.
	11:43am doctorjazz: Just did my Thursday morning catch up (couldn't hang last night 😒 ) Terrific show, thanks, Sam!

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from May 3, 2023

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