WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from December 10, 2012

Listener comments!
	12:05pm Cheri Pi: The first few beats made me think of ESG's Moody
	12:06pm Cecile: good stuff!
	12:08pm Van in DC: Hi Irene and folks
	12:10pm Sean in Bristol, UK: H
	12:10pm Cheri Pi: Hey VDC/Irene! "Cile!
	12:17pm Irene: Hey everybody! Nice to have you here in WFMU-land.
	12:19pm Van in DC: Irene, did you see NPR's Top 10 Albums lists? Theo Bleckmann made the Jazz list with the Kate covers.
	12:23pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Hi Irene and hello one and all
	12:40pm Primanti Brother: Just a quick happy next birthday greeting to Van in DC.
	12:42pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Happy birthday, Van
	12:45pm Van in DC: Ha ha. As if we will make it to next August...hello 12/21 :)
	12:49pm don: Sera Cahoone is at Knit this Thurs and was at Maxwell's last week-very disappointing turnout there for this very gifted person with a fine 2012 release.
	12:55pm pierre: Bonjour Irene ! Hola magic listeners !
	12:57pm pierre: this is serious beauty here !
	12:59pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Loving the music, Irene, great to listen whilst I cook dinner, Roast Pork, Roast tatties, broccoli and petit pois is on the menu this evening
	1:03pm 12539: That was lovely, as is this, but you already knew that.
	1:04pm sfrances in va: hello all! dreamy set so far, perfect while i tend to bed making, laundry & eventual curtain making...
	1:06pm Irene: I haven't seen it yet, Van, although I've seen John Schaefer's list. Will have to check it out later. Glad Theo made the list. Oh, and happy birthday!
	1:20pm Van in DC: Here it is...Yair tweeted this earlier actually. http://www.npr.org/blogs/bestmusic2012/2012/12/07/166760734/top-10-jazz-albums-of-2012
	1:36pm Matt from Springfield: Hi Irene and fellow "magic listeners"! Lurking until I heard your mention of iTunes 11 (never make decisions before having coffee, or in my case after having whiskey! :) The new iTunes is more like the iPad layout, a bit more confusing and a bit more streamlined, with customized options fairly hidden. IF you want a layout similar to the old iTunes, display music by "Songs", or else by "Playlists" and check "Music". This will give you the familiar grid style, and then you can choose columns and sort by any category you wish, as before.
	1:39pm pierre: euh guys, I have a english question to ask you, what does the verb "prepping" mean ?
	1:40pm Matt from Springfield: Bonjour pierre! "Prepping" is a short way of saying "to prepare".
	1:42pm pierre: alright, thanks Matt (and bonjour) !
	1:47pm Matt from Springfield: No prob, pierre! Hi Van! What's this about an August-in-December birthday?...
	1:49pm Van in DC: Hi Matt! I really don't know. But I do have suspicions. :)
	1:51pm Irene: Thanks for the advice, Matt, although this doesn't exactly help me. I like to have things like file type, sample rate, date added, all in columns, along with the album covers fanning out at the top. It helps me stumble across thngs I forgot I had in there. I found where to do the column display, but I liked the old display better. Dang Apple! Always gotta "Make things better."
	1:56pm Van in DC: @Matt - I will say that my suspicions arise in a place where I totally agreed with you on Extradition singer sounding amazingly like Sandy Denny :)
	1:56pm Matt from Springfield: @Van: Well, I'll just have to see how that pans out! If it is your "birthday", I think you should get a song request :) Incidentally, I couldn't get in touch with you beforehand, but obviously we didn't have a Meetup last weekend. Something with Dan in Falls Church's mother, and I also didn't hear anything from Ace or Greg. Once I can get at least 3 listeners, a VA meetup is on, followed by a DC meetup. Though I may want to skip ahead and do a DC-based one first, there's at least a larger pool of listeners based there.
	1:57pm Elena: The song that was on around 12:50 was amazing! Who was that?
	1:58pm Matt from Springfield: @Irene: Yeah, afraid I don't know yet how to create that kind of setup in the new iTunes, but gotta agree with you: any "improvement" or "update" sent out in any software, they always seem to take away something cool along with it...!
	2:00pm Matt from Springfield: @Van: Aha! In that case, I join the chorus/petitioners/Kate fans in wishing you a Happy Next Birthday! :D
	2:02pm Van in DC: :)
	2:06pm Ruby: Dig, dig!
	2:13pm George: Gold mettle for today's show.
	2:37pm v k: kudos on Husky track; instantly adored
	2:46pm Matt from Springfield: Yes, new Verlaines!
	2:47pm Robert: Thanks, the previous set (if you can call a sequence of DJ selections a "set") was perfect for my mood.
	2:51pm Robert: Never know it is when you feel a bit "comfortably numb". Sometimes I'll want something lively to snap me out of it, but other times, as this aftenoon, I just want to go with it.
	2:51pm don: Just emailed Graeme; he'll be happy to know you have been playing latest Verlaines. He's been a friend for 20+ years, Don
	2:55pm Robert: The great thing about "prepare" is that it's one of those verbs that can be used either transitively or intransitively. If you use it intransitively, it's implied to be reflexive, preparing yourself. But then, couldn't I say the same about the French "preparer"? Would one have to "se prepare", or could s/he simply "prepare" without an explicit object?
	2:55pm Irene: Thanks Don! I've been a big fan of Graeme's for a long time too. This new one is a nice surprise with all the horn arrangements.
	2:57pm Irene: Thanks for joining me everybody! Catch you all next week.
	2:57pm Robert: Est-ce qu'on peut preparer, et ca dirait qu'il prepare lui-meme, ou doit on dit qu'il se prepare?
	2:57pm Van in DC: Cocteau Twins! What a great show, many thanks Irene!
	2:57pm green mountain man mark: If you sit down, be quite for a little while, say three or five minutes, you can hear moods. They are kind of musical. Not kind of musical, they are.
	2:58pm Cheri Pi: Cocteau Twins!
	2:58pm Matt from Springfield: Thank YOU Irene! Lovely show as always, and special kudos for ending on the Cocteau Twins! Epitome of the 4AD sound! Have a nice day everyone!
	2:58pm Robert: Darn! Shoulda written "doit on dire".
	3:00pm green mountain man mark: sp
	12:58am tahomajohn: GREAT SHOW IRENE:)

Irene Trudel: Playlist from December 10, 2012

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December 10, 2012: The darkening, shortening days leading to year's end.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Alsarah and the Nubatones	Yanas Baridou	Alsarah and the Nubatones	Alsarah and the Nubatones	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Simon Shaheen & Quantara	Dance Mediterranea	Blue Flame	Ark 21 Records	0:05:45 (Pop-up)
Hossam Ramzy & His Egyptian Ensemble	Gani Lasmar	Egyptian Rai	Arc Music	0:12:00 (Pop-up)
Currituck Co.	Don't the Road Look Rough & Rocky	In Turn Returns	TMU	0:18:29 (Pop-up)
Rez Abbassi Trio	Major Major "Major Major" by "Rez Abbassi Trio"	Continuous Beat	Enja	0:29:02 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Currituck Co.	Embark "Embark" by "Currituck Co."	In Turn Returns	TMU	0:36:59 (Pop-up)
Abdoulaye Alhassane Touré	Maiga et Toure	Sahara Spirit	Abdoulaye Alhassane Touré	0:47:37 (Pop-up)
Ablaye Cissoko + Volker Goetze	Amanaké Dionti "Ablaye Cissoko + Volker Goetze"	Amanaké Dionti	Motema Music	0:54:25 (Pop-up)
Colleen	Sea of Tranquility "Sea of Tranquility" by "Colleen"	Les Ondes Silencieuses	The Leaf Label	1:00:58 (Pop-up)
David Darling	Fables "Fables" by "David Darling"	Cello	ECM Records	1:06:39 (Pop-up)
Jenny Scheinman	The Audit "The Audit" by "Jenny Scheinman"	Jenny Scheinman Presents Mischief & Mayhem	Jenny Scheinman	1:11:36 (Pop-up)
John Abercrombie	Excuse My Shoes "Excuse My Shoes" by "John Abercrombie"	Class Trip	ECM Records	1:15:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Currituck Co.	Embark "Embark" by "Currituck Co."	In Turn Returns	TMU	1:23:52 (Pop-up)
Dave Brubeck	Strange Meadowlark "Strange Meadowlark" by "Dave Brubeck"	Ken Burns Jazz	Columbia Legacy	1:32:26 (Pop-up)
René von Grünig / Mark Wingfield	I Remember "I Remember"	Cinema Obscura	Dark Energy Music DEMog	1:39:49 (Pop-up)
Wayne Shorter	Aung San Suu Kyi "Aung San Suu Kyi" by "Wayne Shorter"	Footprints Live!	Verve	1:46:19 (Pop-up)
Keith Jarrett / Jack De Johnette	Ruta And Daitya	Ruta And Daitya	ECM Records	1:55:45 (Pop-up)
Lorraine Leckie & Her Demons	Happy City	Rudely Interrupted!	Lorraine Leckie	2:07:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Currituck Co.	Embark "Embark" by "Currituck Co."	In Turn Returns	TMU	2:11:15 (Pop-up)
Mark Eitzel	The Bill is Due "The Bill is Due" by "Mark Eitzel"	Don't Be a Stranger	Merge	2:17:12 (Pop-up)
Rio En Medio	Do You Hear? "Do You Hear?" by "Rio En Medio"	Peace Sequence	Women's Work	2:20:23 (Pop-up)
Chuchillo	Amapola / Hora Bruja "Amapola / Hora Bruja" by "Chuchillo"	Encanto	Limbo Starr	2:25:20 (Pop-up)
Husky	Tidal Wave "Tidal Wave" by "Husky"	Forever So	Sub Pop	2:32:07 (Pop-up)
Holly Throsby	To See You Out "To See You Out" by "Holly Throsby"	Team	Woo Me!	2:36:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Currituck Co.	Embark "Embark" by "Currituck Co."	In Turn Returns	TMU	2:39:53 (Pop-up)
The Verlaines	James, Jimmy, Nuisance, Hemi	Untimely Meditations	Flying Nun	2:45:24 (Pop-up)
Ancestors	The Last Return "The Last Return" by "Ancestors"	In Dreams and Time	Tee Pee Records	2:50:05 (Pop-up)
The Cocteau Twins	Eggs and Their Shells	Aikea-Guinea	4AD	2:55:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:05pm Cheri Pi: The first few beats made me think of ESG's Moody
	12:06pm Cecile: good stuff!
	12:08pm Van in DC: Hi Irene and folks
	12:10pm Sean in Bristol, UK: H
	12:10pm Cheri Pi: Hey VDC/Irene! "Cile!
	12:17pm Irene: Hey everybody! Nice to have you here in WFMU-land.
	12:19pm Van in DC: Irene, did you see NPR's Top 10 Albums lists? Theo Bleckmann made the Jazz list with the Kate covers.
	12:23pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Hi Irene and hello one and all
	12:40pm Primanti Brother: Just a quick happy next birthday greeting to Van in DC.
	12:42pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Happy birthday, Van
	12:45pm Van in DC: Ha ha. As if we will make it to next August...hello 12/21 :)
	12:49pm don: Sera Cahoone is at Knit this Thurs and was at Maxwell's last week-very disappointing turnout there for this very gifted person with a fine 2012 release.
	12:55pm pierre: Bonjour Irene ! Hola magic listeners !
	12:57pm pierre: this is serious beauty here !
	12:59pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Loving the music, Irene, great to listen whilst I cook dinner, Roast Pork, Roast tatties, broccoli and petit pois is on the menu this evening
	1:03pm 12539: That was lovely, as is this, but you already knew that.
	1:04pm sfrances in va: hello all! dreamy set so far, perfect while i tend to bed making, laundry & eventual curtain making...
	1:06pm Irene: I haven't seen it yet, Van, although I've seen John Schaefer's list. Will have to check it out later. Glad Theo made the list. Oh, and happy birthday!
	1:20pm Van in DC: Here it is...Yair tweeted this earlier actually. http://www.npr.org/blogs/bestmusic2012/2012/12/07/166760734/top-10-jazz-albums-of-2012
	1:36pm Matt from Springfield: Hi Irene and fellow "magic listeners"! Lurking until I heard your mention of iTunes 11 (never make decisions before having coffee, or in my case after having whiskey! :) The new iTunes is more like the iPad layout, a bit more confusing and a bit more streamlined, with customized options fairly hidden. IF you want a layout similar to the old iTunes, display music by "Songs", or else by "Playlists" and check "Music". This will give you the familiar grid style, and then you can choose columns and sort by any category you wish, as before.
	1:39pm pierre: euh guys, I have a english question to ask you, what does the verb "prepping" mean ?
	1:40pm Matt from Springfield: Bonjour pierre! "Prepping" is a short way of saying "to prepare".
	1:42pm pierre: alright, thanks Matt (and bonjour) !
	1:47pm Matt from Springfield: No prob, pierre! Hi Van! What's this about an August-in-December birthday?...
	1:49pm Van in DC: Hi Matt! I really don't know. But I do have suspicions. :)
	1:51pm Irene: Thanks for the advice, Matt, although this doesn't exactly help me. I like to have things like file type, sample rate, date added, all in columns, along with the album covers fanning out at the top. It helps me stumble across thngs I forgot I had in there. I found where to do the column display, but I liked the old display better. Dang Apple! Always gotta "Make things better."
	1:56pm Van in DC: @Matt - I will say that my suspicions arise in a place where I totally agreed with you on Extradition singer sounding amazingly like Sandy Denny :)
	1:56pm Matt from Springfield: @Van: Well, I'll just have to see how that pans out! If it is your "birthday", I think you should get a song request :) Incidentally, I couldn't get in touch with you beforehand, but obviously we didn't have a Meetup last weekend. Something with Dan in Falls Church's mother, and I also didn't hear anything from Ace or Greg. Once I can get at least 3 listeners, a VA meetup is on, followed by a DC meetup. Though I may want to skip ahead and do a DC-based one first, there's at least a larger pool of listeners based there.
	1:57pm Elena: The song that was on around 12:50 was amazing! Who was that?
	1:58pm Matt from Springfield: @Irene: Yeah, afraid I don't know yet how to create that kind of setup in the new iTunes, but gotta agree with you: any "improvement" or "update" sent out in any software, they always seem to take away something cool along with it...!
	2:00pm Matt from Springfield: @Van: Aha! In that case, I join the chorus/petitioners/Kate fans in wishing you a Happy Next Birthday! :D
	2:02pm Van in DC: :)
	2:06pm Ruby: Dig, dig!
	2:13pm George: Gold mettle for today's show.
	2:37pm v k: kudos on Husky track; instantly adored
	2:46pm Matt from Springfield: Yes, new Verlaines!
	2:47pm Robert: Thanks, the previous set (if you can call a sequence of DJ selections a "set") was perfect for my mood.
	2:51pm Robert: Never know it is when you feel a bit "comfortably numb". Sometimes I'll want something lively to snap me out of it, but other times, as this aftenoon, I just want to go with it.
	2:51pm don: Just emailed Graeme; he'll be happy to know you have been playing latest Verlaines. He's been a friend for 20+ years, Don
	2:55pm Robert: The great thing about "prepare" is that it's one of those verbs that can be used either transitively or intransitively. If you use it intransitively, it's implied to be reflexive, preparing yourself. But then, couldn't I say the same about the French "preparer"? Would one have to "se prepare", or could s/he simply "prepare" without an explicit object?
	2:55pm Irene: Thanks Don! I've been a big fan of Graeme's for a long time too. This new one is a nice surprise with all the horn arrangements.
	2:57pm Irene: Thanks for joining me everybody! Catch you all next week.
	2:57pm Robert: Est-ce qu'on peut preparer, et ca dirait qu'il prepare lui-meme, ou doit on dit qu'il se prepare?
	2:57pm Van in DC: Cocteau Twins! What a great show, many thanks Irene!
	2:57pm green mountain man mark: If you sit down, be quite for a little while, say three or five minutes, you can hear moods. They are kind of musical. Not kind of musical, they are.
	2:58pm Cheri Pi: Cocteau Twins!
	2:58pm Matt from Springfield: Thank YOU Irene! Lovely show as always, and special kudos for ending on the Cocteau Twins! Epitome of the 4AD sound! Have a nice day everyone!
	2:58pm Robert: Darn! Shoulda written "doit on dire".
	3:00pm green mountain man mark: sp
	12:58am tahomajohn: GREAT SHOW IRENE:)

Irene Trudel: Playlist from December 10, 2012

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