WFMU: The Greatest Adventure with Greg from ZONE 5: Playlist from October 28, 2023

Listener comments!
	9:03am kevlicki: When’s the Pearl Jam dropping?!
	9:03am TDK60: Good morning, DJ Greg.
	9:03am Greg from ZONE 5: ↳ kevlicki @9:03 Did they record any foreign language stuff? I'll drop it!
	9:04am fred: ↳ Song: "Ani-Kuni" by "Madeleine Chartrand" Good morning Greg! I actually remember this song. It came out before my time, but had a very long run in France
	9:06am tom tom the pipers son: good morning....
	9:08am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ fred @9:04 first time hearing that song, found it hard to place geographically, temporally, maybe that's why it had a long run
	9:09am Colin: Great show. Thanks!!
	9:12am fred: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:08 It was a standard on kids shows here, with probably cringe worthy First Nations imagery
	9:15am Supercompuglobal: Coming in loud and clear here in Crown Heights!
	9:16am Greg from ZONE 5: ↳ Supercompuglobal @9:15 Hell yeah! Crack an egg on it, SCG!
	9:16am Stanley: Loving this أفراح الشباب
	9:17am luka: play some sweet jams, Greg
	9:17am Handy Haversack: Greg! Adventurers! “They were immediately and absolutely recognizable as adventurers; rogues who wandered the Ragamoll and the Cymek and Fellid and probably the whole of Bas-Lag. They were hardy and dangerous, lawless, stripped of allegiance or morality, living off their wits, stealing and killing, hiring themselves out to whoever and whatever came. They were inspired by dubious virtues. “A few performed useful services, research cartography and the like. Most were nothing but tomb raiders. They were scum who died violent deaths, hanging on to a certain cachet among the impressionable through their undeniable bravery and their occasionally impressive exploits.”—Perdido Street Station
	9:17am Stanley: ↳ Stanley @9:16 Or is this the Abba track?
	9:18am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ fred @9:12 didn't know that type of romanticizing of native americans was engaged in france as it was in germany, worked on a satirical performance by a native american group called 'winnetou's snake oil show from wigwam city'
	9:26am Glistener MW: I, for one, welcome our new Greg overlords, and always want to to hear what they’re telling us.
	9:27am fred: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:18 That could have been a hit here back then (probably now too) with satire going unnoticed
	9:30am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ fred @9:27 ha! missed opportunity...
	9:34am Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "Tempisque Period (500 BC-300 AD) edge-tone flute ... Nice.
	9:37am tom tom the pipers son: sidibe, also the surname of famous malian photographer
	9:37am Greg from ZONE 5: ↳ fred @9:27 There's a video online of her performing it, dressed in pigtails and "Native" garb. It is a bit, as the kids say, "cringe".
	9:40am LW Rhino: Hello Gregory. Hello world.
	9:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~Good ♄Saturday FMUvianz~
	9:49am fred: ↳ Greg from ZONE 5 @9:37 That's what I (vaguely) remembered, and why I'm not searching for that video
	9:49am cTarps: Good to have you back, Greg! Will you be playing any international Halloween jams? Is Halloween celebrated abroad? I wonder. Guess I could Google that…who needs Google when I have you fine folks?
	9:51am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "Watany Al Kabir" by "Ibrahim Hesnawi" this has been getting some fmu play... such a successful mix
	9:54am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:51 wonder how this cultural mix happened, libya... jamaica... what was the connection
	9:54am Scott from Boston: Thank you Greg, my favorite Hailu!
	9:55am Greg from ZONE 5: ↳ Scott from Boston @9:54 Hailu always has a home in the ZONE!
	9:56am Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Greg. Happy Saturday!
	10:05am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:54 reggae might be global, but i don't think you get such an integrated mix as this, much of the time it's just tacked on cultural appropriation, like tourist trade
	10:06am Greg from ZONE 5: ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @9:56 Morning Ken!
	10:06am Greg from ZONE 5: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:05 Too true.
	10:07am Handy Haversack: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:05 Well but remember, just a few hundred million years ago, Jamaica and Libya were pretty close to each other.
	10:08am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:07 pangean stylee
	10:12am Glistener MW: Trains’ll do that! ^_^
	10:12am tom tom the pipers son: first time i think i've seen r.d. burman's name spelled out
	10:12am Gainstager Liquid: good saturday morning
	10:14am Gainstager Liquid: '06 was a dam good year!
	10:15am Greg from ZONE 5: ↳ Song: "On The Run" by "a.s. kullar (feat. Satta Chahal)" GET IT!!
	10:16am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:12 my former father in law who was indian, used first and middle initials as did all his many brothers
	10:19am fred: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:07 Is that why Madagascar and Timor share musical traditions? I mean, there couldn't have been exchanges over such vast distances before Europeans conquered both, right?
	10:19am Matt in NT: This is good.
	10:20am Handy Haversack: I dunno -- people are pretty good at getting around by water!
	10:21am fred: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:20 Tooting your own horn there?
	10:22am tom tom the pipers son: was there humans during Pangea? Humans did not exist during the time of the super-continent of Pangea. Pangea formed between 300 million and 335 million years ago and began to break apart about 200 million years ago. So, Pangea broke up about 194 million years before the first ancestors of humans were on Earth.
	10:24am tom tom the pipers son: digging the flow in these non english raps
	10:25am Greg from ZONE 5: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:24 Speaking of which...
	10:25am Bobby: Good show we like it
	10:27am fred: ↳ Song: "Obsolete" by "MC Solaar" I got my copy signed when this came out
	10:27am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Greg from ZONE 5 @10:25 you know, english is kind of clunky compared to other languages
	10:29am Bobby: I would defend English but then my clunky response would just…lead me straight into the trap!
	10:30am Bobby: Hi tom tom and all
	10:33am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Bobby @10:29 hello bobby, that comment reminds me of monty python+ holy grail w/ knights against the french
	10:36am Bobby: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:33 now look here my good man
	10:37am Little Danny: loving the sounds this morning greg!
	10:37am Bobby: ↳ Song: "Anh Đâu Em Đó [Where You Are, I'll Be There]" by ... 💥
	10:38am fred: ↳ Bobby @10:29 I feel that English is a trader's language, incorporating anything if it helps a deal. French is a diplomat's language, meant to trip and humiliate you, with communication a distant afterthought
	10:38am Greg from ZONE 5: ↳ Little Danny @10:37 Thanks Danny!
	10:41am Bobby: ↳ fred @10:38 Haha I have tripped and humiliated myself in many Bonjour try-to-order-a-coffee (espresso) exchanges
	10:41am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Bobby @10:36 ha! what fred said, maybe that's why that m.p. scene resonates
	10:42am Bobby: ↳ Bobby @10:41 but I always make it through by trading Euro or swiping my card, so you are right
	10:46am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "Banga" by "Sababa 5" smoove groove...
	10:48am Bobby: Thanks, Greg, excellent show!
	10:53am tom tom the pipers son: btw by clunky english meant spoken/ sung english compared w/ other languages
	10:53am tom tom the pipers son: great fill in greg, thanks...
	10:53am luka: excellent sesh, Greg
	10:55am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Greg. Many zones covered today.
	10:58am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Greg! Adventure: completed! Let's get them sweet XP!
	11:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ GfZ5 ~

The Greatest Adventure with Greg from ZONE 5: Playlist from October 28, 2023

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Meso & Central American Sound Library Project	Sapoá Period (800-1250 AD) turtle-shaped vessel flute (ocarina) with broken airduct assembly and 4 finger holes - Guanacaste Province (Costa Rica)	Meso & Central American Sound Library Project	Meso & Central American Sound Library Project	2023	https://mesocentralamericansoundlibraryproject.bandcamp.com/album/aam-471311	*
Native Tahitian Singers	Torea "Torea" by "Native Tahitian Singers"	Mutiny on the Bounty OST	MGM	1962			0:01:48 (Pop-up)
Madeleine Chartrand	Ani-Kuni "Ani-Kuni" by "Madeleine Chartrand"	Freak Out Total Volume 3 (Québec-France-Belgique 1968-1973 Psyche Jello)	Mucho Gusto	2008	*1973		0:02:06 (Pop-up)
S.P. Balasubrahmanyam & Manjula Guru	Aase Hechehagide	Indina Ramayana OST	MRT	1984			0:05:24 (Pop-up)
أفراح الشباب	Afrah El Chabab	Oriental Dances Past & Present	Duniaphon	1974			0:10:35 (Pop-up)
Abba Gargando	Tarha Lamon Ines "Tarha Lamon Ines" by "Abba Gargando"	Abba Gargando	Sahel Sounds	2015			0:16:49 (Pop-up)
Yadana Myit	Title In Burmese "Title In Burmese" by "Yadana Myit"	Hot Women: Women Singers from the Torrid Regions of the World	Kein & Aber	2003	Recorded in early 1930s		0:19:05 (Pop-up)
Jose Castillo & Manuel Luna	Extracto de Alfonsa	Con Piano, Sublime: Early Recordings From The Caribbean 1907-1921	Magnificent Sound	2023		*	0:22:22 (Pop-up)

Meso & Central American Sound Library Project	Tempisque Period (500 BC-300 AD) edge-tone flute with 4 finger holes - Guanacaste Province (Costa Rica) - Solo & Duo w/ overdubs	Meso & Central American Sound Library Project	Meso & Central American Sound Library Project				0:33:07 (Pop-up)
Namian Sidibé	Souna "Souna" by "Namian Sidibé"	Namian Sidibé	Sahel Sounds	2023		*	0:34:34 (Pop-up)
Segunda Quimbamba	Bamblae "Bamblae" by "Segunda Quimbamba"	Aqui Tambien	Self-released	2010			0:38:16 (Pop-up)
The Silvertones	African Dub "African Dub" by "The Silvertones"	Punky Reggae Party	Trojan	2002	*1977		0:41:13 (Pop-up)
Pachyman	Trago Coqueto "Trago Coqueto" by "Pachyman"	Switched-On	ATO	2023		*	0:44:32 (Pop-up)
Ibrahim Hesnawi	Watany Al Kabir "Watany Al Kabir" by "Ibrahim Hesnawi"	The Father of Libyan Reggae (Habibi Funk 024)	Habibi Funk	2023		*	0:47:42 (Pop-up)
Hailu Mergia	Zengadywu Dereku "Zengadywu Dereku" by "Hailu Mergia"	Tezeta	Awesome Tapes From Africa	2021			0:53:21 (Pop-up)

Meso & Central American Sound Library Project	Tempisque Period (500 BC-300 AD) edge-tone flute with 4 finger holes - Guanacaste Province (Costa Rica) - Solo & Trio w/ overdubs	Meso & Central American Sound Library Project	Meso & Central American Sound Library Project				1:03:49 (Pop-up)
Deity	Dancing the Kuri Kuri "Dancing the Kuri Kuri" by "Deity"	The Danque!! A Compilation Of West African Funk	BRG	2003	*1976		1:04:50 (Pop-up)
Rahul Dev Burman	The Burning Train Theme	The Burning Train OST	His Master's Voice	1979			1:08:27 (Pop-up)
Raghunath Seth	Orchestral Music "Orchestral Music" by "Raghunath Seth"	Sitar Beat! Indian Style Heavy Funk Vol. 1	Guerilla Reissues	2006			1:11:17 (Pop-up)
a.s. kullar (feat. Satta Chahal)	On The Run	Single	Self-released	2023		*	1:14:49 (Pop-up)
Tokischa & Treintisiete	Sistema de Patio	Single	Paulus	2022			1:17:49 (Pop-up)
Ata Kak	Momo Yendodo "Momo Yendodo" by "Ata Kak"	Obaa Sima	Awesome Tapes From Africa	2015	*1994		1:19:55 (Pop-up)
MC Solaar	Obsolete "Obsolete" by "MC Solaar"	Prose Combat	Cohiba	1994			1:25:34 (Pop-up)

Meso & Central American Sound Library Project	Tempisque Period (500 BC-300 AD) edge-tone flute with 4 finger holes - Guanacaste Province (Costa Rica) - Solo, Duo & Trio w/ overdubs	Meso & Central American Sound Library Project	Meso & Central American Sound Library Project	2023		*	1:30:56 (Pop-up)
Bruno Berle	Quero Dizer "Quero Dizer" by "Bruno Berle"	No Reino Dos Afetos	Far Out	2022			1:32:24 (Pop-up)
Connie Kim	Anh Đâu Em Đó [Where You Are, I'll Be There]	Saigon Supersound Vol. 3	Saigon Supersound	2022			1:36:00 (Pop-up)
Los Mismos	Voy a Pintar las Paredes Con Tu Nombre	Sus Grandes Éxitos	Divucsa	1996	*1969		1:39:27 (Pop-up)
Los Gitanos Polinais	En El Fonda Del Mar De Lima	Soul Jazz Records Presents: Gipsy Rhumba --The Original Rhythm Of Gipsy Rhumba in Spain 1965-74	Soul Jazz	2014	*1969		1:42:04 (Pop-up)
Ignace de Souza & The Melody Aces	Asaw Fofor	African Scream Contest Vol.2 - Benin 1963-1980	Analog Africa	2018	*1963		1:42:06 (Pop-up)
Sababa 5	Banga "Banga" by "Sababa 5"	Sababa 5	Batov	2022			1:44:51 (Pop-up)
Dan Boadi	Money Is the Root of All Evil	7"	Numero Group	2022	*1977		1:48:45 (Pop-up)
Andres Pajares	Dracula Ye-Ye "Dracula Ye-Ye" by "Andres Pajares"	Pajareando	Warner Brothers	1970			1:54:28 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:03am kevlicki: When’s the Pearl Jam dropping?!
	9:03am TDK60: Good morning, DJ Greg.
	9:03am Greg from ZONE 5: ↳ kevlicki @9:03 Did they record any foreign language stuff? I'll drop it!
	9:04am fred: ↳ Song: "Ani-Kuni" by "Madeleine Chartrand" Good morning Greg! I actually remember this song. It came out before my time, but had a very long run in France
	9:06am tom tom the pipers son: good morning....
	9:08am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ fred @9:04 first time hearing that song, found it hard to place geographically, temporally, maybe that's why it had a long run
	9:09am Colin: Great show. Thanks!!
	9:12am fred: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:08 It was a standard on kids shows here, with probably cringe worthy First Nations imagery
	9:15am Supercompuglobal: Coming in loud and clear here in Crown Heights!
	9:16am Greg from ZONE 5: ↳ Supercompuglobal @9:15 Hell yeah! Crack an egg on it, SCG!
	9:16am Stanley: Loving this أفراح الشباب
	9:17am luka: play some sweet jams, Greg
	9:17am Handy Haversack: Greg! Adventurers! “They were immediately and absolutely recognizable as adventurers; rogues who wandered the Ragamoll and the Cymek and Fellid and probably the whole of Bas-Lag. They were hardy and dangerous, lawless, stripped of allegiance or morality, living off their wits, stealing and killing, hiring themselves out to whoever and whatever came. They were inspired by dubious virtues. “A few performed useful services, research cartography and the like. Most were nothing but tomb raiders. They were scum who died violent deaths, hanging on to a certain cachet among the impressionable through their undeniable bravery and their occasionally impressive exploits.”—Perdido Street Station
	9:17am Stanley: ↳ Stanley @9:16 Or is this the Abba track?
	9:18am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ fred @9:12 didn't know that type of romanticizing of native americans was engaged in france as it was in germany, worked on a satirical performance by a native american group called 'winnetou's snake oil show from wigwam city'
	9:26am Glistener MW: I, for one, welcome our new Greg overlords, and always want to to hear what they’re telling us.
	9:27am fred: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:18 That could have been a hit here back then (probably now too) with satire going unnoticed
	9:30am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ fred @9:27 ha! missed opportunity...
	9:34am Handy Haversack: ↳ Song: "Tempisque Period (500 BC-300 AD) edge-tone flute ... Nice.
	9:37am tom tom the pipers son: sidibe, also the surname of famous malian photographer
	9:37am Greg from ZONE 5: ↳ fred @9:27 There's a video online of her performing it, dressed in pigtails and "Native" garb. It is a bit, as the kids say, "cringe".
	9:40am LW Rhino: Hello Gregory. Hello world.
	9:42am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~Good ♄Saturday FMUvianz~
	9:49am fred: ↳ Greg from ZONE 5 @9:37 That's what I (vaguely) remembered, and why I'm not searching for that video
	9:49am cTarps: Good to have you back, Greg! Will you be playing any international Halloween jams? Is Halloween celebrated abroad? I wonder. Guess I could Google that…who needs Google when I have you fine folks?
	9:51am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "Watany Al Kabir" by "Ibrahim Hesnawi" this has been getting some fmu play... such a successful mix
	9:54am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:51 wonder how this cultural mix happened, libya... jamaica... what was the connection
	9:54am Scott from Boston: Thank you Greg, my favorite Hailu!
	9:55am Greg from ZONE 5: ↳ Scott from Boston @9:54 Hailu always has a home in the ZONE!
	9:56am Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Greg. Happy Saturday!
	10:05am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @9:54 reggae might be global, but i don't think you get such an integrated mix as this, much of the time it's just tacked on cultural appropriation, like tourist trade
	10:06am Greg from ZONE 5: ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @9:56 Morning Ken!
	10:06am Greg from ZONE 5: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:05 Too true.
	10:07am Handy Haversack: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:05 Well but remember, just a few hundred million years ago, Jamaica and Libya were pretty close to each other.
	10:08am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:07 pangean stylee
	10:12am Glistener MW: Trains’ll do that! ^_^
	10:12am tom tom the pipers son: first time i think i've seen r.d. burman's name spelled out
	10:12am Gainstager Liquid: good saturday morning
	10:14am Gainstager Liquid: '06 was a dam good year!
	10:15am Greg from ZONE 5: ↳ Song: "On The Run" by "a.s. kullar (feat. Satta Chahal)" GET IT!!
	10:16am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:12 my former father in law who was indian, used first and middle initials as did all his many brothers
	10:19am fred: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:07 Is that why Madagascar and Timor share musical traditions? I mean, there couldn't have been exchanges over such vast distances before Europeans conquered both, right?
	10:19am Matt in NT: This is good.
	10:20am Handy Haversack: I dunno -- people are pretty good at getting around by water!
	10:21am fred: ↳ Handy Haversack @10:20 Tooting your own horn there?
	10:22am tom tom the pipers son: was there humans during Pangea? Humans did not exist during the time of the super-continent of Pangea. Pangea formed between 300 million and 335 million years ago and began to break apart about 200 million years ago. So, Pangea broke up about 194 million years before the first ancestors of humans were on Earth.
	10:24am tom tom the pipers son: digging the flow in these non english raps
	10:25am Greg from ZONE 5: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:24 Speaking of which...
	10:25am Bobby: Good show we like it
	10:27am fred: ↳ Song: "Obsolete" by "MC Solaar" I got my copy signed when this came out
	10:27am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Greg from ZONE 5 @10:25 you know, english is kind of clunky compared to other languages
	10:29am Bobby: I would defend English but then my clunky response would just…lead me straight into the trap!
	10:30am Bobby: Hi tom tom and all
	10:33am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Bobby @10:29 hello bobby, that comment reminds me of monty python+ holy grail w/ knights against the french
	10:36am Bobby: ↳ tom tom the pipers son @10:33 now look here my good man
	10:37am Little Danny: loving the sounds this morning greg!
	10:37am Bobby: ↳ Song: "Anh Đâu Em Đó [Where You Are, I'll Be There]" by ... 💥
	10:38am fred: ↳ Bobby @10:29 I feel that English is a trader's language, incorporating anything if it helps a deal. French is a diplomat's language, meant to trip and humiliate you, with communication a distant afterthought
	10:38am Greg from ZONE 5: ↳ Little Danny @10:37 Thanks Danny!
	10:41am Bobby: ↳ fred @10:38 Haha I have tripped and humiliated myself in many Bonjour try-to-order-a-coffee (espresso) exchanges
	10:41am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Bobby @10:36 ha! what fred said, maybe that's why that m.p. scene resonates
	10:42am Bobby: ↳ Bobby @10:41 but I always make it through by trading Euro or swiping my card, so you are right
	10:46am tom tom the pipers son: ↳ Song: "Banga" by "Sababa 5" smoove groove...
	10:48am Bobby: Thanks, Greg, excellent show!
	10:53am tom tom the pipers son: btw by clunky english meant spoken/ sung english compared w/ other languages
	10:53am tom tom the pipers son: great fill in greg, thanks...
	10:53am luka: excellent sesh, Greg
	10:55am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Greg. Many zones covered today.
	10:58am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Greg! Adventure: completed! Let's get them sweet XP!
	11:07am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ GfZ5 ~

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