WFMU: Tony Coulter: Playlist from November 13, 2012

Listener comments!
	11:41am Dervish: This show is Finnish? But it hasn't even started!
	11:47am tonyc: No, no, I'm not Finnished with you yet -- not until we cross the Finnish line ... or until we all grow Finns.
	11:48am tonyc: Hey everybody, should be a fun show -- picked up lots of great stuff in Finland -- but don't forget to pledge, if you can. FMU needs your help!
	11:49am Adelia P.: Grow Fins? Shall there be Beefheart?
	11:50am tonyc: No Beefheart: Herringheart.
	11:54am listener james from westwood: welcome back, tony! sounds like the hunting over in finland was productive! (no reindeer were harmed in the making of this playlist.)
	11:54am charlie: Tony attended the finest Finnishing school.
	11:58am tonyc: Polishing off all the Finnish jokes, are we?
	12:00pm tonyc: Hello Charlie, Listener James, Adelia, & Dervish!
	12:01pm Anchovy Paste: The Lapp of luxury.
	12:02pm tonyc: It never ends! But I Lapp it up.
	12:03pm charlie: Lend me a Finn and I'll stop. M.A. Numminen yay!
	12:03pm tonyc: Greetings, Anchovy P.!
	12:05pm BSI: this I dig.
	12:06pm tonyc: Hey BSI! There'll be a generous heaping of avant-herring today.
	12:08pm Snortley: It's lunchtime: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lutefisk
	12:10pm mark: What a cowinkydink! I just downloaded some music by Juhani Aaltonen earlier.
	12:10pm tonyc: Umm -- I've had lutefisk ... not this trip, but last year. Was the most horrible thing I ever ate. (Hola Snortley!)
	12:10pm tonyc: Hey Mark!
	12:11pm BSI: everybody was kung-fu Viking.
	12:12pm tonyc: I had the lutefisk in Portland, by the way. Apparently it has served as a stand-in for NYC deli type whitefish out here.
	12:14pm Snortley: Jeffrey Steingarten, author of The Man Who Ate Everything: Lutefisk is not food, it is a weapon of mass destruction. It is currently the only exception for the man who ate everything. Otherwise, I am fairly liberal, I gladly eat worms and insects, but I draw the line on lutefisk. What is special with lutefisk? Lutefisk is the Norwegians' attempt at conquering the world. When they discovered that Viking raids didn't give world supremacy, they invented a meal so terrifying, so cruel, that they could scare people to become one's subordinates.
	12:15pm tonyc: It's prehistoric food -- pre-refrigeration at any rate.
	12:16pm Huck Finn: "Finnish Underwater Ice Fishing Mystery Finally Solved" http://tinyurl.com/bc7qsm3
	12:16pm tonyc: Let's not forget that I'm trying to raise a few Finns for the cause -- please pledge if you can! Any amount helps us cross the Finnish line.
	12:17pm tonyc: Hey Huck Finn!
	12:20pm Tasavallan obama Presidentti: hello everyone, gonna be another North European Son show!
	12:21pm tonyc: T.O.P. of the morning to you, Tasavallan obama Presidentti! (My morning anyhow.)
	12:22pm Huck Finn: Hey! Got any of them Finnish murder ballads? ( "There's even a saying that if there was a wedding and three people were not killed, it wasn't a good wedding.")
	12:23pm Tasavallan obama Presidentti: would have thought Sweden show should come first, their prog scene was miles bigger than Finnish?
	12:24pm tonyc: Yes, but I didn't just visit Sweden! They'll have to wait their turn.
	12:25pm tonyc: No murder ballads, no -- as far as I know, anyhow!
	12:30pm Ricardo Montalban: Uff da, Tony!
	12:30pm Tasavallan obama Presidentti: Midnight in a Perfect World" by DJ Shadow sampled Pekka Pohjola's "The Madness Subsides". Not a lot of people know that - can we guess whether Shadow paid royalties that were massive on his album - no1 world wide?
	12:32pm tonyc: Uff da, Ricaarduu Montaalbanuu!
	12:33pm Ricaarduu Montaalbanuu!: Perfect! I was looking for a suitable Finnslation of my nom de plum but that works perfectly
	12:33pm brysselistä manuel: Hei Toni, hei everybody. Super show today, really like Finnish culture! I even learnt Finnish for 4 years (and can hardly say a word ;) Are you playing some Finnish tango ?
	12:33pm Tasavallan obama Presidentti: Tony you've gone King Tubby or King Tony!
	12:33pm Brian in UK: Hello Tony. Get outside of any smoked edibles?
	12:34pm Ricaarduu Montaalbanuu!: You'd think some of it would've rubbed off; my wife is 1/2 Finnish and where I grew up, there was a huge Finnish community.
	12:35pm Doug S.: C'mon you vowel lovers! Pleeedge!
	12:35pm Tasavallan obama Presidentti: Tony looking forward to your pronounciation of Alkuasukkaiden
	12:36pm tonyc: Hola Maanuuel and Brian! No tangos, no. As for venturing beyond non-smoked edibles -- yes, I ventured straight past Finnish food. Ate African, Nepalese, etc. I loved Helsinki, but Finnish food wasn't a huge hit with me.
	12:36pm MrFab: All I know about Finnish music are surf bands like Laika & the Cosmonauts. They've got a good surf/garage scene there. Any on tap this morn, Tony? I LAIKA that stuff! (See what I did there?)
	12:38pm Ricaarduu Montaalbanuu!: Me too, Mr. Fab. Also those Aki Kaurismäki/Leningrad Cowboys films.
	12:39pm tonyc: @ MrFab: no surf, no (and greetings!) @ Tasavallan obama Presidentti: Wait until you hear me pronounce this Haikara track title!
	12:40pm Tasavallan obama Presidentti: just thinking that - what does it mean?
	12:40pm Ricaarduu Montaalbanuu!: (reading the wikipedia entry on Leningrad Cowboys) apparently members came from an actual band called Sleepy Sleepers.
	12:41pm tonyc: @ Tasavallan obama Presidentti: It means, "Somebody better pledge soon or FMU and this show will be FINNISHED!"
	12:41pm Tasavallan obama Presidentti: band any way very Canterbury - sort of Hatfield and the very North!
	12:42pm Brian in UK: Finnish Humour? Must be tough somewhere so cold.
	12:46pm tonyc: Most Finns huddle together at the southern end of the country where it isn't TOO cold. Was mostly a bit above freezing when I was there -- not bad at all.
	12:46pm Brian in UK: Got any selections from the Kimi Räikkönen joke book?
	12:48pm tonyc: Don't know anything about Finnish yolk books, no.
	12:50pm conrad: Yeha, I guess Laika & the Cosmonauts would be the extent of my knowledge of Finnish music, too. Saw them open for, of all people, Ministry (late '80s/early '90s). Could have been a real car wreck, but fortunately the goth industrial headbanger-types there for Ministry were nice to those Scandanavian space doggies.
	12:50pm tonyc: Hey, we need some pledges here to keep the radio/stream wheels greased. Somebody? Anybody? We need your help NOW!
	12:52pm tonyc: Hiya Conrad! Hanoi Rocks are Finnish too.
	12:56pm tonyc: Let me at least thank John of Hendersonville, NC who pledged weeks ago, between shows, but never got thanked. I'd love to thank someone else too!
	12:57pm Hugo: Yet to make it to Helsinki. Been fairly often to Turku/Åbo,though. Might we expect some Edvard Vesala or Raoul Björkenheim? Or even Juhani Aaltonen?
	12:58pm Ike: Hi! I dig that "Invisible Forest" there.
	1:01pm Hugo: My wife and some of her neighbours love lutefisk. I suspect they will get together for an all-evening meal fairly soon. As for me and the kids, we're yet to be convinced.
	1:01pm tonyc: Hey there, Ike and Hugo! Glad to have you aboard.
	1:02pm tonyc: @ Hugo: Edvard Vesala was in the band Apollo, who we heard earlier -- so, in answer to your question, yes, kinda!
	1:03pm Hugo: @Tony: Did you go to the Digelius shop in Helsinki?
	1:05pm tonyc: @ Hugo: I did! Bought a few things I'll be playing today.
	1:07pm MrFab: Hanoi Rocks! Ha, I used to live down the street from one of the members, Andy McCoy - he would sit in a drunken stupor in his front yard, strumming a guitar, wearing rock star pseudo-gypsy clothes, holding a perpetual yard sale, while his wife yelled at him from the kitchen window. He sold me a bunch of records 'n' junk. I saw him play in Iggy Pop's band. A friend of mine convinced him to sell his gold record Iggy gave him for, like 5 bucks or sumthin. He tried to sell me a wahwah pedal or fuzz box or sumthing for $45, but I was broke at the time, and said I couldn't. Wife's voice from the window: "It's not just any fuzzbox, it belonged to international rock star Andy McCoy!" And from that point on, my friends and I always referred to him as International Rock Star Andy McCoy. And that is my Hanoi Rocks story. Thank you.
	1:07pm northguineahills: That The Sperm sounds better then the stuff I have from them.
	1:07pm tonyc: There are a lot of record stores in Helsinki, and they seem to be hanging on just fine, from what I could tell.
	1:12pm listener james from westwood: good to hear records are still in demand up there. always kills me when bookstores and record stores go under.
	1:12pm tonyc: HURRAY!! Thanks to James for his generous pledge! You are a prince among men!!
	1:15pm Doug S.: I was just going to drop a PLEDGE ALERT...PLEDGE ALERT... Listening James from a gilded cloud aloft in Nirvanic Continuum, has sent down a mighty morsel of sustenance. We shall keep strumming our lyres for you, Brother James.
	1:16pm tonyc: Got this "Sounds!" comp on now from Digelius.
	1:19pm tonyc: Oh, and delayed greetings to northguineahills!
	1:19pm listener james from westwood: my pleasure. i realized i had poker winnings i haven't put into play for 3 years. time to send them fmu's way before some snake fills an inside straight and drags that cash across the table.
	1:20pm tonyc: Thanks again, James! FMU needs all the poker winnings it can get.
	1:23pm tonyc: In fact, we'll even take embezzled funds, bank loot, and coins found under sofa cushions.
	1:25pm listener james from westwood: sometimes i wonder if it would be more lucrative to hit atlantic city than to renew a cd at today's pallid interest rates. win one hand, boom, i've beaten every bank in the state.
	1:27pm tonyc: I'm a terrible gambler from the point of view of being sporting: as soon as I win anything, I quit.
	1:29pm listener james from westwood: sport, shmort; that's the way to play. walk winners!
	1:36pm Hugo: I don't have much Finnish myself, but I do have one by Ulla Pirttijärvi who represents the other legacy of Finnish music, that of the Sami of the far north with connections across the borders with Sweden and Norway. Some info here: http://vuelie.com/?page_id=939
	1:38pm green mountain man mark: yes
	1:39pm Tasavallan obama Presidentti: interesting so far!
	1:42pm tonyc: Glad you likes! Greetings, green mountain man!
	1:45pm BSI: Love this Jukka R. piece. A car alarm went off outside and meshed perfectly with it.....
	1:48pm tonyc: I wish all car alarms sounded like Finnish electronic music.
	1:51pm tonyc: PLEDGE-O, PLEDGE-O, PLEASE-O! I'm digging all the comments, but we need some pledges too!
	1:53pm tonyc: Blues Section, on now, were sly enough to snag themselves a British vocalist: Jim Pembroke, later in Wigwam.
	1:55pm tonyc: Edvard Vesela on drums on this Apollo track...
	2:01pm tonyc: Damn my neighbors and their constant burning of firewood. This is Portland, not Finland!
	2:02pm Bas, NL: Hei Tony! Se on jotain aivan muuta! Anteeksi olen vaihtanut niin myöhään .. Or at least that's how Google translate would say it.. ;)
	2:03pm tonyc: Hei Bas!! I'll have to un-google-ize that!
	2:05pm tonyc: Google sez: "It's something else entirely! I'm sorry I have changed so late." Something tells me that's not what you originally punched in!
	2:06pm tonyc: Hurray BAS!! Many, many thanks for your super-generous pledge!
	2:06pm Bas, NL: Ha, ha!! Just to say i'm sorry i tuned in so late! Missed a good part already!
	2:06pm Hugo: When the Finnish electronica duo Panasonic was prohibited from using that name, they became Pan Sonic and the first release under their new name was appropriately titled A.
	2:06pm tonyc: Three cheers for Bas of the Netherlands!
	2:09pm Philo Gristle: Although I can't actually listen to this (at work) glad to see (and eventually hear the archived) the results of the trip! JT
	2:11pm tonyc: Greetings, JT! Mr. Septimania, I presume? Good to see you here.
	2:17pm tonyc: Pekka Streng was a big discovery for me in Finland. Hadn't heard him before.
	2:22pm Uncle Michael: Finland is good for more than just racing drivers!
	2:24pm tonyc: Hey there, Uncle Michael!
	2:24pm listener james from westwood: must bug out for a bit, but really enjoyed the show, tony! keep those fins coming for the finns, folks!
	2:25pm tonyc: By the way, are there any Finns listening? If so, don't be shy, raise your hand! (If you can stop laughing/groaning at my Finnish mis-pronunciation, that is.)
	2:26pm tonyc: Take care, James! And thanks so much for your pledge! It's really appreciated.
	2:27pm green mountain man mark: thanks awesome
	2:32pm Bas, NL: Makes you wonder what exceptional chemicals where in Finnish drinking water back in 1972. Fantastic music!
	2:33pm tonyc: Could use a few more pledges, though -- I've still got a long way to go before I reach my goal.
	2:34pm tonyc: @ Bas: Thanks! Glad you like it. They had to do something to keep busy on cold winter nights.
	2:36pm green mountain man mark: can I get away with this. it yes me along with no body to blame. yes. fast.
	2:38pm tonyc: Not sure what you're getting away with, but I say "yes."
	2:39pm tonyc: By the way, M.A. Numminen was in Suomen Talvisota 1939–1940.
	2:46pm Bas, NL: bump pledge-o-meter
	2:48pm Doug S.: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Be sure to tune in next Tuesday at noon (ET) to see what far-flung place Tony has just returned from! Also be sure to keep your magic talking box tuned to the Drummer Stream for two more live radio shows this evening: GIVE THE DRUMMER SOME at 6pm (live from Pittsburgh) and KAMINSKY KAMOUTSKY at 7pm (live from Providence, RI) Give the Drummer Radio runs 24 hours a day. Queued up and ready to entertain you following Tony are these not-so-Fininnish artists: Suai Chinf Nong Kuni Kawachi Khun Paw Yann Lata Mangeshkar & Mukesh Kapere Jazz Band Shirley Bassey Jean King Johnny Hampton Henry Smith B.B. King Willie B. Huff Naomi Shelton & the Gospel Queens Margaret Buyani Roscoe Mitchell Charlie Rouse Los Holy's Charlie Palmieri Olodum Lô Borges Roxy Gordon and more and more and eternally more...
	2:48pm tonyc: THANKS, THANKS, THANKS to Bas of Utrecht, who has pledged again!! Hurray, hurrah!
	2:49pm Doug S.: Bless you Brother Bas!
	2:49pm tonyc: Utrecht comes through! Blessed be Brother Bas!
	2:52pm Bas, NL: Let's float this mighty vessel called WFMU! And with the best music in it's sails at the moment..( I'll for sure check back the archives for the first part Tony!)
	2:54pm tonyc: Oh, and BIG THANKS to Mark, too -- whose pledge I somehow missed. Thanks much, Sir Mark!
	3:00pm tonyc: Almost done today. I'll be back next week with an odds-and-sods show. Be sure to catch Doug and Jesse's shows this evening and keep the pledges coming! Thanks for listening, everybody!
	3:02pm Bas, NL: Thanks Tony!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from November 13, 2012

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November 13, 2012: Reaching the Finnish Line: The 100% Finnish Music Show

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
THE IN-THEME	"THE IN-THEME"				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
M.A. NUMMINEN (W/ TOMMI PARKO)	Kaikki Linnut Laulelevat	In Memoriam	RE: Love	1967	0:01:54 (Pop-up)
OSMO LINDEMAN	Ritual "Ritual" by "OSMO LINDEMAN"	V.A.: Finnish Electro-Acoustic Music	Fennica	1978	0:04:08 (Pop-up)
KALEVALA	My Friend "My Friend" by "KALEVALA"	People No Names	RE: Warner Finland	1972	0:10:32 (Pop-up)
HARRI VUORI	Nagual (1986) "Nagual (1986)" by "HARRI VUORI"	V.A.: Elektroakustische Musik aus Finnland	Edition RZ	1989	0:13:18 (Pop-up)
APOLLO	Lohduton Uni "Lohduton Uni" by "APOLLO"	Apollo	RE: Warner Finland	1970	0:18:34 (Pop-up)

PEKKA POHJOLA	Armoton Idylli "Armoton Idylli" by "PEKKA POHJOLA"	Pihkasilma Kaarnakorva	Love	1972	0:28:43 (Pop-up)
VAARALLISET LELUT	Alkuasukkaiden Laakkeet (1982)	Hedelmia [also on "More Arctic Hysteria" comp]	Power	1984	0:32:39 (Pop-up)
HEIDI SARAMAKI	Once Upon a Time "Once Upon a Time" by "HEIDI SARAMAKI"	V.A.: Muu for Ears 4	Muu	2010	0:37:05 (Pop-up)
HAIKARA	Kun Menet Tarpeeksi Kauas Tulevaisuuteen, Huomaat Olevasi Menneisyydessa	Geafar	RCA Victor	1974	0:38:01 (Pop-up)
M.A. NUMMINEN	Antehac Non "Antehac Non" by "M.A. NUMMINEN"	Helena Est Libertas	Johanna	1983	0:46:09 (Pop-up)
PEKKA AIRAKSINEN	Invisible Forest	Milk Sea	Dharmakustannus	1994	0:51:00 (Pop-up)

THE SPERM	Heinasirkat I [part of]	Shh!	O Records	1970	1:00:47 (Pop-up)
JUKKA RUOHOMAKI	Nrut 1 (1978) "Nrut 1 (1978)" by "JUKKA RUOHOMAKI"	V.A.: Survey of Sounds	Jase	1997	1:06:15 (Pop-up)
KEUHKOT	Bilharzia "Bilharzia" by "KEUHKOT"	Minun Kay Saaliksi Bilharzialoista	Bad Vugum	2000	1:10:49 (Pop-up)
TIMO HIETALA & JUHANI LIIMATATEINEN	Kidstone Doing	V.A.: Sounds!	Charm of Sound	1999	1:16:00 (Pop-up)
KALEVALA	Where I'm From "Where I'm From" by "KALEVALA"	People No Names	RE: Warner Finland	1972	1:19:05 (Pop-up)
JONE TAKAMAKI TRIO	Bhupala I "Bhupala I" by "JONE TAKAMAKI TRIO"	Universal Mind [also on "More Arctic Hysteria" comp]	Johanna	1982	1:23:18 (Pop-up)

ERKKI KURENNIEMI	Sahkosoittimen Aania # 4 (1971)	Aanityksia: Recordings, 1963–1973	Love	2002	1:36:17 (Pop-up)
JUKKA RUOHOMAKI	Mika Aika On (1970)	V.A.: Arktinen Hysteria: Suomi-Avantgarden Esipuutarhureita	Love	2001	1:38:59 (Pop-up)
SAMI KLEMOLA	Edge "Edge" by "SAMI KLEMOLA"	V.A.: Muu for Ears 3	Muu	2010	1:45:58 (Pop-up)
BLUES SECTION	Shivers of Pleasure	7"	Love	1967	1:49:33 (Pop-up)
APOLLO	Symboli "Symboli" by "APOLLO"	Apollo	RE: Warner Finland	1970	1:54:10 (Pop-up)
KARELIA	Pappi "Pappi" by "KARELIA"	Suomi Pop	Finnlevy	1970	1:56:49 (Pop-up)
THOSE LOVELY HULA HANDS	Menevat Miehet (1968)	V.A.: Psychedelic Phinland: Finnish Hippie & Underground Music, 1967–1974	Love	2006	1:58:36 (Pop-up)
BLUES SECTION	Answers to Life "Answers to Life" by "BLUES SECTION"	Blues Section	Love	1967	2:00:20 (Pop-up)
J.O. MALLANDER	Degnahc Ev’uoy "Degnahc Ev’uoy" by "J.O. MALLANDER"	V.A.: Psychedelic Phinland: Finnish Hippie & Underground Music, 1967–1974	Love	2006	2:05:08 (Pop-up)

WIGWAM	Henry’s … Mountain Range or Thereabouts / … Geographical and Astronomical Mistakes	Hard n' Horny	Love	1969	2:11:15 (Pop-up)
PEKKA STRENG	Serenadi "Serenadi" by "PEKKA STRENG"	Kesamaa	Love	1972	2:16:33 (Pop-up)
ELONKORJUU	Swords "Swords" by "ELONKORJUU"	Harvest Time	RE: Shadoks	1972	2:17:40 (Pop-up)
HAIKARA	Luoja Kutsuu "Luoja Kutsuu" by "HAIKARA"	Haikara	RCA Victor	1972	2:21:46 (Pop-up)
OTTO ROMANOWSKI	Deuxieme Image du Son (1985)	V.A.: Dimensio	Jase	1988	2:29:28 (Pop-up)
WIGWAM	Neron Muistolle; Hyvaa Yota	Hard n' Horny	Love	1969	2:33:49 (Pop-up)
SUOMEN TALVISOTA 1939–1940	Liput Liehuivat	Underground-Rock	Love	1970	2:36:54 (Pop-up)

ERKKI KURENNIEMI (w/ JUKKA RUOHOMAKI)	Mix Master Universe 2 (1973)	Aanityksia: Recordings, 1963–1973	Love	2002	2:47:12 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:41am Dervish: This show is Finnish? But it hasn't even started!
	11:47am tonyc: No, no, I'm not Finnished with you yet -- not until we cross the Finnish line ... or until we all grow Finns.
	11:48am tonyc: Hey everybody, should be a fun show -- picked up lots of great stuff in Finland -- but don't forget to pledge, if you can. FMU needs your help!
	11:49am Adelia P.: Grow Fins? Shall there be Beefheart?
	11:50am tonyc: No Beefheart: Herringheart.
	11:54am listener james from westwood: welcome back, tony! sounds like the hunting over in finland was productive! (no reindeer were harmed in the making of this playlist.)
	11:54am charlie: Tony attended the finest Finnishing school.
	11:58am tonyc: Polishing off all the Finnish jokes, are we?
	12:00pm tonyc: Hello Charlie, Listener James, Adelia, & Dervish!
	12:01pm Anchovy Paste: The Lapp of luxury.
	12:02pm tonyc: It never ends! But I Lapp it up.
	12:03pm charlie: Lend me a Finn and I'll stop. M.A. Numminen yay!
	12:03pm tonyc: Greetings, Anchovy P.!
	12:05pm BSI: this I dig.
	12:06pm tonyc: Hey BSI! There'll be a generous heaping of avant-herring today.
	12:08pm Snortley: It's lunchtime: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lutefisk
	12:10pm mark: What a cowinkydink! I just downloaded some music by Juhani Aaltonen earlier.
	12:10pm tonyc: Umm -- I've had lutefisk ... not this trip, but last year. Was the most horrible thing I ever ate. (Hola Snortley!)
	12:10pm tonyc: Hey Mark!
	12:11pm BSI: everybody was kung-fu Viking.
	12:12pm tonyc: I had the lutefisk in Portland, by the way. Apparently it has served as a stand-in for NYC deli type whitefish out here.
	12:14pm Snortley: Jeffrey Steingarten, author of The Man Who Ate Everything: Lutefisk is not food, it is a weapon of mass destruction. It is currently the only exception for the man who ate everything. Otherwise, I am fairly liberal, I gladly eat worms and insects, but I draw the line on lutefisk. What is special with lutefisk? Lutefisk is the Norwegians' attempt at conquering the world. When they discovered that Viking raids didn't give world supremacy, they invented a meal so terrifying, so cruel, that they could scare people to become one's subordinates.
	12:15pm tonyc: It's prehistoric food -- pre-refrigeration at any rate.
	12:16pm Huck Finn: "Finnish Underwater Ice Fishing Mystery Finally Solved" http://tinyurl.com/bc7qsm3
	12:16pm tonyc: Let's not forget that I'm trying to raise a few Finns for the cause -- please pledge if you can! Any amount helps us cross the Finnish line.
	12:17pm tonyc: Hey Huck Finn!
	12:20pm Tasavallan obama Presidentti: hello everyone, gonna be another North European Son show!
	12:21pm tonyc: T.O.P. of the morning to you, Tasavallan obama Presidentti! (My morning anyhow.)
	12:22pm Huck Finn: Hey! Got any of them Finnish murder ballads? ( "There's even a saying that if there was a wedding and three people were not killed, it wasn't a good wedding.")
	12:23pm Tasavallan obama Presidentti: would have thought Sweden show should come first, their prog scene was miles bigger than Finnish?
	12:24pm tonyc: Yes, but I didn't just visit Sweden! They'll have to wait their turn.
	12:25pm tonyc: No murder ballads, no -- as far as I know, anyhow!
	12:30pm Ricardo Montalban: Uff da, Tony!
	12:30pm Tasavallan obama Presidentti: Midnight in a Perfect World" by DJ Shadow sampled Pekka Pohjola's "The Madness Subsides". Not a lot of people know that - can we guess whether Shadow paid royalties that were massive on his album - no1 world wide?
	12:32pm tonyc: Uff da, Ricaarduu Montaalbanuu!
	12:33pm Ricaarduu Montaalbanuu!: Perfect! I was looking for a suitable Finnslation of my nom de plum but that works perfectly
	12:33pm brysselistä manuel: Hei Toni, hei everybody. Super show today, really like Finnish culture! I even learnt Finnish for 4 years (and can hardly say a word ;) Are you playing some Finnish tango ?
	12:33pm Tasavallan obama Presidentti: Tony you've gone King Tubby or King Tony!
	12:33pm Brian in UK: Hello Tony. Get outside of any smoked edibles?
	12:34pm Ricaarduu Montaalbanuu!: You'd think some of it would've rubbed off; my wife is 1/2 Finnish and where I grew up, there was a huge Finnish community.
	12:35pm Doug S.: C'mon you vowel lovers! Pleeedge!
	12:35pm Tasavallan obama Presidentti: Tony looking forward to your pronounciation of Alkuasukkaiden
	12:36pm tonyc: Hola Maanuuel and Brian! No tangos, no. As for venturing beyond non-smoked edibles -- yes, I ventured straight past Finnish food. Ate African, Nepalese, etc. I loved Helsinki, but Finnish food wasn't a huge hit with me.
	12:36pm MrFab: All I know about Finnish music are surf bands like Laika & the Cosmonauts. They've got a good surf/garage scene there. Any on tap this morn, Tony? I LAIKA that stuff! (See what I did there?)
	12:38pm Ricaarduu Montaalbanuu!: Me too, Mr. Fab. Also those Aki Kaurismäki/Leningrad Cowboys films.
	12:39pm tonyc: @ MrFab: no surf, no (and greetings!) @ Tasavallan obama Presidentti: Wait until you hear me pronounce this Haikara track title!
	12:40pm Tasavallan obama Presidentti: just thinking that - what does it mean?
	12:40pm Ricaarduu Montaalbanuu!: (reading the wikipedia entry on Leningrad Cowboys) apparently members came from an actual band called Sleepy Sleepers.
	12:41pm tonyc: @ Tasavallan obama Presidentti: It means, "Somebody better pledge soon or FMU and this show will be FINNISHED!"
	12:41pm Tasavallan obama Presidentti: band any way very Canterbury - sort of Hatfield and the very North!
	12:42pm Brian in UK: Finnish Humour? Must be tough somewhere so cold.
	12:46pm tonyc: Most Finns huddle together at the southern end of the country where it isn't TOO cold. Was mostly a bit above freezing when I was there -- not bad at all.
	12:46pm Brian in UK: Got any selections from the Kimi Räikkönen joke book?
	12:48pm tonyc: Don't know anything about Finnish yolk books, no.
	12:50pm conrad: Yeha, I guess Laika & the Cosmonauts would be the extent of my knowledge of Finnish music, too. Saw them open for, of all people, Ministry (late '80s/early '90s). Could have been a real car wreck, but fortunately the goth industrial headbanger-types there for Ministry were nice to those Scandanavian space doggies.
	12:50pm tonyc: Hey, we need some pledges here to keep the radio/stream wheels greased. Somebody? Anybody? We need your help NOW!
	12:52pm tonyc: Hiya Conrad! Hanoi Rocks are Finnish too.
	12:56pm tonyc: Let me at least thank John of Hendersonville, NC who pledged weeks ago, between shows, but never got thanked. I'd love to thank someone else too!
	12:57pm Hugo: Yet to make it to Helsinki. Been fairly often to Turku/Åbo,though. Might we expect some Edvard Vesala or Raoul Björkenheim? Or even Juhani Aaltonen?
	12:58pm Ike: Hi! I dig that "Invisible Forest" there.
	1:01pm Hugo: My wife and some of her neighbours love lutefisk. I suspect they will get together for an all-evening meal fairly soon. As for me and the kids, we're yet to be convinced.
	1:01pm tonyc: Hey there, Ike and Hugo! Glad to have you aboard.
	1:02pm tonyc: @ Hugo: Edvard Vesala was in the band Apollo, who we heard earlier -- so, in answer to your question, yes, kinda!
	1:03pm Hugo: @Tony: Did you go to the Digelius shop in Helsinki?
	1:05pm tonyc: @ Hugo: I did! Bought a few things I'll be playing today.
	1:07pm MrFab: Hanoi Rocks! Ha, I used to live down the street from one of the members, Andy McCoy - he would sit in a drunken stupor in his front yard, strumming a guitar, wearing rock star pseudo-gypsy clothes, holding a perpetual yard sale, while his wife yelled at him from the kitchen window. He sold me a bunch of records 'n' junk. I saw him play in Iggy Pop's band. A friend of mine convinced him to sell his gold record Iggy gave him for, like 5 bucks or sumthin. He tried to sell me a wahwah pedal or fuzz box or sumthing for $45, but I was broke at the time, and said I couldn't. Wife's voice from the window: "It's not just any fuzzbox, it belonged to international rock star Andy McCoy!" And from that point on, my friends and I always referred to him as International Rock Star Andy McCoy. And that is my Hanoi Rocks story. Thank you.
	1:07pm northguineahills: That The Sperm sounds better then the stuff I have from them.
	1:07pm tonyc: There are a lot of record stores in Helsinki, and they seem to be hanging on just fine, from what I could tell.
	1:12pm listener james from westwood: good to hear records are still in demand up there. always kills me when bookstores and record stores go under.
	1:12pm tonyc: HURRAY!! Thanks to James for his generous pledge! You are a prince among men!!
	1:15pm Doug S.: I was just going to drop a PLEDGE ALERT...PLEDGE ALERT... Listening James from a gilded cloud aloft in Nirvanic Continuum, has sent down a mighty morsel of sustenance. We shall keep strumming our lyres for you, Brother James.
	1:16pm tonyc: Got this "Sounds!" comp on now from Digelius.
	1:19pm tonyc: Oh, and delayed greetings to northguineahills!
	1:19pm listener james from westwood: my pleasure. i realized i had poker winnings i haven't put into play for 3 years. time to send them fmu's way before some snake fills an inside straight and drags that cash across the table.
	1:20pm tonyc: Thanks again, James! FMU needs all the poker winnings it can get.
	1:23pm tonyc: In fact, we'll even take embezzled funds, bank loot, and coins found under sofa cushions.
	1:25pm listener james from westwood: sometimes i wonder if it would be more lucrative to hit atlantic city than to renew a cd at today's pallid interest rates. win one hand, boom, i've beaten every bank in the state.
	1:27pm tonyc: I'm a terrible gambler from the point of view of being sporting: as soon as I win anything, I quit.
	1:29pm listener james from westwood: sport, shmort; that's the way to play. walk winners!
	1:36pm Hugo: I don't have much Finnish myself, but I do have one by Ulla Pirttijärvi who represents the other legacy of Finnish music, that of the Sami of the far north with connections across the borders with Sweden and Norway. Some info here: http://vuelie.com/?page_id=939
	1:38pm green mountain man mark: yes
	1:39pm Tasavallan obama Presidentti: interesting so far!
	1:42pm tonyc: Glad you likes! Greetings, green mountain man!
	1:45pm BSI: Love this Jukka R. piece. A car alarm went off outside and meshed perfectly with it.....
	1:48pm tonyc: I wish all car alarms sounded like Finnish electronic music.
	1:51pm tonyc: PLEDGE-O, PLEDGE-O, PLEASE-O! I'm digging all the comments, but we need some pledges too!
	1:53pm tonyc: Blues Section, on now, were sly enough to snag themselves a British vocalist: Jim Pembroke, later in Wigwam.
	1:55pm tonyc: Edvard Vesela on drums on this Apollo track...
	2:01pm tonyc: Damn my neighbors and their constant burning of firewood. This is Portland, not Finland!
	2:02pm Bas, NL: Hei Tony! Se on jotain aivan muuta! Anteeksi olen vaihtanut niin myöhään .. Or at least that's how Google translate would say it.. ;)
	2:03pm tonyc: Hei Bas!! I'll have to un-google-ize that!
	2:05pm tonyc: Google sez: "It's something else entirely! I'm sorry I have changed so late." Something tells me that's not what you originally punched in!
	2:06pm tonyc: Hurray BAS!! Many, many thanks for your super-generous pledge!
	2:06pm Bas, NL: Ha, ha!! Just to say i'm sorry i tuned in so late! Missed a good part already!
	2:06pm Hugo: When the Finnish electronica duo Panasonic was prohibited from using that name, they became Pan Sonic and the first release under their new name was appropriately titled A.
	2:06pm tonyc: Three cheers for Bas of the Netherlands!
	2:09pm Philo Gristle: Although I can't actually listen to this (at work) glad to see (and eventually hear the archived) the results of the trip! JT
	2:11pm tonyc: Greetings, JT! Mr. Septimania, I presume? Good to see you here.
	2:17pm tonyc: Pekka Streng was a big discovery for me in Finland. Hadn't heard him before.
	2:22pm Uncle Michael: Finland is good for more than just racing drivers!
	2:24pm tonyc: Hey there, Uncle Michael!
	2:24pm listener james from westwood: must bug out for a bit, but really enjoyed the show, tony! keep those fins coming for the finns, folks!
	2:25pm tonyc: By the way, are there any Finns listening? If so, don't be shy, raise your hand! (If you can stop laughing/groaning at my Finnish mis-pronunciation, that is.)
	2:26pm tonyc: Take care, James! And thanks so much for your pledge! It's really appreciated.
	2:27pm green mountain man mark: thanks awesome
	2:32pm Bas, NL: Makes you wonder what exceptional chemicals where in Finnish drinking water back in 1972. Fantastic music!
	2:33pm tonyc: Could use a few more pledges, though -- I've still got a long way to go before I reach my goal.
	2:34pm tonyc: @ Bas: Thanks! Glad you like it. They had to do something to keep busy on cold winter nights.
	2:36pm green mountain man mark: can I get away with this. it yes me along with no body to blame. yes. fast.
	2:38pm tonyc: Not sure what you're getting away with, but I say "yes."
	2:39pm tonyc: By the way, M.A. Numminen was in Suomen Talvisota 1939–1940.
	2:46pm Bas, NL: bump pledge-o-meter
	2:48pm Doug S.: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Be sure to tune in next Tuesday at noon (ET) to see what far-flung place Tony has just returned from! Also be sure to keep your magic talking box tuned to the Drummer Stream for two more live radio shows this evening: GIVE THE DRUMMER SOME at 6pm (live from Pittsburgh) and KAMINSKY KAMOUTSKY at 7pm (live from Providence, RI) Give the Drummer Radio runs 24 hours a day. Queued up and ready to entertain you following Tony are these not-so-Fininnish artists: Suai Chinf Nong Kuni Kawachi Khun Paw Yann Lata Mangeshkar & Mukesh Kapere Jazz Band Shirley Bassey Jean King Johnny Hampton Henry Smith B.B. King Willie B. Huff Naomi Shelton & the Gospel Queens Margaret Buyani Roscoe Mitchell Charlie Rouse Los Holy's Charlie Palmieri Olodum Lô Borges Roxy Gordon and more and more and eternally more...
	2:48pm tonyc: THANKS, THANKS, THANKS to Bas of Utrecht, who has pledged again!! Hurray, hurrah!
	2:49pm Doug S.: Bless you Brother Bas!
	2:49pm tonyc: Utrecht comes through! Blessed be Brother Bas!
	2:52pm Bas, NL: Let's float this mighty vessel called WFMU! And with the best music in it's sails at the moment..( I'll for sure check back the archives for the first part Tony!)
	2:54pm tonyc: Oh, and BIG THANKS to Mark, too -- whose pledge I somehow missed. Thanks much, Sir Mark!
	3:00pm tonyc: Almost done today. I'll be back next week with an odds-and-sods show. Be sure to catch Doug and Jesse's shows this evening and keep the pledges coming! Thanks for listening, everybody!
	3:02pm Bas, NL: Thanks Tony!

Tony Coulter: Playlist from November 13, 2012

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