WFMU: Daniel Blumin: Playlist from January 26, 2013

Listener comments!
	9:06pm sweet cheri: hey there daniel,,what's up?
	9:08pm D. Blumin: Greetings, SC and all inhabitants of Radiolandia!
	9:15pm jeff-m: evening sir fooled me. had no idea that was Amps for Christ....
	9:16pm phil: evening daniel, sweet cheri, jeff-m, & fellow listeners. i actually thought the afc was grails. great sounds all around.
	9:18pm jack m.: excuse me, but awott is this? :)
	🌫 9:20pm Jack Mello: oops, posted that comment before i signed into the fmu gteat friendship society. there we go...
	9:20pm D. Blumin: Jeff! Hallo, Sir! Evening, Phil! Sit back, grab a libation, and enjoy some unreleased Muscovitery! Jacques! Staying warm, I trust?
	9:21pm G: Is this Russian? "Might Stalin Fall Asleep" or something like that. My Russian is very skimpy...
	9:24pm Richard from Venezuela: Greetings Daniel and all the listeners
	9:26pm D. Blumin: You are very close, G! Might Stalin Have Simply Fallen Asleep - couldn't discern a direct connection to Uncle Iosif in the lyrics but perhaps the title refers to whether Stalin could have simply fallen asleep never to wake up again back in the year of our Lord 1953...
	9:27pm D. Blumin: Greetings backatcha, Richard! Hope all's well down South!
	9:29pm G: Maybe he'll return to help mother Russian in its hour of need. Hey, maybe Putin is Stalin Redividus!
	9:30pm ms_a: I feel underdressed w/out a little picture...good evening DB.
	9:30pm G: We'll just imagine a picture for you, how's about that? :P
	9:36pm Daniel Blumin: ms_a - you too can have a picture if you register w/ the WFMU Friendship Society! You won't have to do the math! The perks, I tell ya!
	9:38pm ms_a: ah, but the math keeps me young and photogenic!
	9:39pm G: The best pictures are always imaginary.
	9:50pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Maybe once every last listener has registered, we can auction off the defunct math machine. Ah, the old days, when we were kids and had to do (non-carrying) math in order to talk.
	9:51pm G: Is it a comptometer hooked up to the internet? Or an abacus?
	9:56pm Looms: I confess that I miss the math question. Hello!
	9:57pm D. Blumin: Kenzo! I too remember talking - those were the days!
	9:57pm D. Blumin: Looooms! How do you like my name in bright Communist colors?
	10:00pm G: Speaking of doing math. Is it 4am in Loomsville? :)
	10:06pm Looms: @DB: like it better than an H in Brume ;) @G: 4AM already? oh man!
	10:10pm G: A little research suggests that the 68 LP at the end of the set somehow accompanied a book with a similar title, amazon product page here: amzn.to... Notice the photographer credit: Linda Eastman. Bet I know who she married. :-)
	10:15pm Andrew Waterloo: good evening
	10:17pm D. Blumin: Yes, all about the H tonight, Loomsh!
	10:17pm D. Blumin: Andrewwwwwww! Halloooooh!
	10:19pm phil: nice!
	10:21pm D. Blumin: Hallo, Phil! Yar, G - thx fer the link!
	10:23pm 12539: Something in me wants to charge into the studio and help those poor animals, whatever they may be.
	10:27pm G: There's no hole in this ozoona!
	10:28pm D. Blumin: 12539! Rest easy! The hunt was unsuccessful. The hunters' bark was louder than their bite...
	10:31pm 12539: Now I feel bad for the hunters.
	10:32pm George of Troy: Howdy Daniel and fellow listeners!
	10:33pm phil: there seems to be an animal element in the show tonight-camels, foxes (robin), nesting, owls, hunt, birds (even in a box)...
	10:33pm G: hydra even.
	10:34pm D. Blumin: All hail, George of Troy!
	10:36pm phil: G-but which hydra? the mythical beast or the "genus of small simple fresh-water animal possessing radial symmetry"
	10:36pm D. Blumin: Animals real and imaginary - purely intentional, of course!
	10:36pm G: the theme is menagerie. it's hydra-headed. protean.
	10:37pm G: what daniel said :)
	10:37pm Looms: Is this show a new music score for Manimal?
	10:41pm jeff-m: never really like this Main 12" back in the day... Sounds great tonight guess I wanted more Soundhead
	10:42pm G: Warm up the engines for takeoff, captain.
	10:43pm jeff-m: and hey there Looms!
	10:44pm Daniel Blumin: Glad ya dug it, Jeff! Soundheads was what the fans were called, right?
	10:46pm jeff-m: yeah, but also the first and amazing song on Heaven's End
	10:47pm D. Blumin: This instrument is called the Siren, G! Just so we can introduce a non-animal presence... And yes, Looms, you have uncovered the plot! You will regret this, Loooooooooooooooms!
	10:47pm Looms: Hi Jeff! This set is so WOW!
	10:49pm George of Troy: I've got two streams going in the house this evening, and they are just slightly out of sync, causing the Charlemagne Palestine to sound even more amazing.
	10:49pm 12539: Doesn't Charlemagne often perform surrounded by stuffed animals?
	10:50pm Looms: Hey! What's scratching at my door?
	10:51pm George of Troy: @12539: He does! Or at least used to.
	10:52pm jeff-m: wow!
	10:53pm Looms: @12539: this stuffed animals are his own creations.
	10:53pm lopez: This Rema Rema track is fantastic!
	10:56pm Ike: Thank Glob it's Daniel Blumin's show!
	10:59pm Bilk Linton: sizzurp and corona light. call 911.
	11:01pm George of Troy: @Looms: Interesting; i didn't know that. I've just always seen photos of the stuffed animals all over his piano.
	11:03pm Droll: W220DQ 91.9FM - New City, NY coverage map: radio-locator.com...
	11:05pm lopez: thanks for the hot tip with Mass & Wolfgang Press!
	11:15pm Daniel Blumin: Yr welcome, Lopez! Lemme know what you make of 'em! Thx, Droll! Hallo, Ike und Bilk!
	11:15pm Looms: @GOT: I can't attest that these stuffed animals are ALL made by him but he does a lot of them. www.charlemagnepalestine.org...
	11:23pm fleep: That is one odd ad jingle.
	11:23pm George of Troy: Cool! Thanks Looms.
	11:43pm Looms: A bedtime story, nice!
	11:44pm Looms: Just what I needed...
	11:45pm Daniel Blumin: Wakey, wakey!
	11:46pm George of Troy: Nice!
	11:46pm 12539: Winkies!
	11:46pm George of Troy: Eno and a pub band.
	11:56pm Andrew Waterloo: In the Garden seems so ahead of so many things
	11:56pm 12539: Thank you for your valiant efforts, Mr Blumin.
	11:57pm Looms: What 12539 said. See y'all!
	11:59pm George of Troy: Thanks Daniel! G'nite gang!
	12:06am Andrew Waterloo: If you play all three you'll have my love Joe.
	12:11am Dave in PA: Mama Loves Mambo
	12:17am D. Blumin: Thanks, ya'll!!! See you in Feb!

Daniel Blumin: Playlist from January 26, 2013

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The run-around drill sergeant of love meets the freeform radio nurse in an international popularity crisis. Twang, dub, noise, rockers, aliens, drum machines, foreigners, imported goods, songs, rumbles, hollers, blips and squiggles, along with an occasional musical number.

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January 26, 2013: Nesting Camels and Other Tall Stories

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Amps for Christ	Walk Your Camel For A Mile	West-Coast Post-Asiatic (V/A)	URCKarm	2006	LP		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Anouar Brahem	L'Infini Jour "L'Infini Jour" by "Anouar Brahem"	Khomsa	ECM	1995			0:05:51 (Pop-up)
Christine Johnson / Gareth Bibby	EQ of Summer	Constellation of Luminous Details	Apple Pie / Lotta Continua	2007		Collection of Philip Davenport's poems based on overheard conversations	0:13:11 (Pop-up)
AWOTT	Mog Li Stalin Prosto Usnut'		Self Released	2013	MP3		0:16:32 (Pop-up)
Oren Ambarchi & Robin Fox	Game of Two	Connected	Kranky	2012			0:22:47 (Pop-up)
Holly Herndon	Breathe "Breathe" by "Holly Herndon"	Movement	RVNG Int'l	2012	LP		0:30:42 (Pop-up)
Pixel	Nesting Screen "Nesting Screen" by "Pixel"	Mantle	Raster-Noton	2013			0:35:21 (Pop-up)
Uiutna	Corna "Corna" by "Uiutna"	Sword	ZamZam	2012	Cassette		0:42:05 (Pop-up)
Brume	Part #4 "Part #4" by "Brume"	Standard	ND	1994			0:50:57 (Pop-up)
J Marks & Shipen Lebzelter	Essence of Its Own	Rock and Other Four Letter Words	Paradigm	2012	LP	'68	0:54:36 (Pop-up)

Michael Chocholak	Owl-Famine Windigo	As Yet Untitled (V/A)	Realization	1991			1:11:33 (Pop-up)
Ozoona	The Hunt "The Hunt" by "Ozoona"	Blackbird Suite	Fax	1996	12"		1:15:18 (Pop-up)
Stephen Vitiello & Machinefabriek	Live in Winnipeg (excerpt)	Birds in a Box	Nuun	2011			1:26:48 (Pop-up)
Main	Suspension "Suspension" by "Main"	Hydra	Situation Two	1991	12"	Robert Hampson and Scott Dawson	1:32:26 (Pop-up)
Charlemagne Palestine	Untitled "Untitled" by "Charlemagne Palestine"	Three Compositions for Machines: by Mika Vainio, Pita & Charlemagne Palestine	Staalplaat	1997			1:41:52 (Pop-up)
Rema Rema	Fond Affections "Fond Affections" by "Rema Rema"	Wheel In The Roses EP	4AD	1980		http://www.discogs.com/viewimages?release=261125	1:51:29 (Pop-up)
Eugene Carchesio	Circle Music 3 "Circle Music 3" by "Eugene Carchesio"	Circle Music	Room40	2012			1:54:44 (Pop-up)

Prothese	Conditionnel Humain "Conditionnel Humain" by "Prothese"	Geography (Deluxe)	Art & Strategy	2004		pre-Front 242	2:12:56 (Pop-up)
Conrad Schnitzler	Coca "Coca" by "Conrad Schnitzler"	Con 3	Bureau B	2012		'81	2:19:08 (Pop-up)
The Magnetic Fields	Smoke and Mirrors	Get Lost	Merge	1995			2:23:50 (Pop-up)
Margie Brandon	? "?" by "Margie Brandon"	Organ Music of Margie Brandon	Dolor del Estamago				2:26:22 (Pop-up)
The Poppy Family	Tryin' "Tryin'" by "The Poppy Family"	A Good Thing Lost: 1968 - 1973	What Are Records?	1996			2:31:17 (Pop-up)
Broadcast	Unchanging "Unchanging" by "Broadcast"	Extended Play Two	Warp/Tommy Boy	2000			2:34:38 (Pop-up)
Ivor Cutler Trio	Mary's Drawer "Mary's Drawer" by "Ivor Cutler Trio"	Ludo	Rev-Ola	1997			2:41:14 (Pop-up)
Eno & the Winkies	Totalled "Totalled" by "Eno & the Winkies"	Peel Sessions				'74	2:45:24 (Pop-up)
Eurythmics	Your Time Will Come "Your Time Will Come" by "Eurythmics"	In the Garden	RCA	1981	LP	produced by Conny Plank!	2:49:49 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:06pm sweet cheri: hey there daniel,,what's up?
	9:08pm D. Blumin: Greetings, SC and all inhabitants of Radiolandia!
	9:15pm jeff-m: evening sir fooled me. had no idea that was Amps for Christ....
	9:16pm phil: evening daniel, sweet cheri, jeff-m, & fellow listeners. i actually thought the afc was grails. great sounds all around.
	9:18pm jack m.: excuse me, but awott is this? :)
	🌫 9:20pm Jack Mello: oops, posted that comment before i signed into the fmu gteat friendship society. there we go...
	9:20pm D. Blumin: Jeff! Hallo, Sir! Evening, Phil! Sit back, grab a libation, and enjoy some unreleased Muscovitery! Jacques! Staying warm, I trust?
	9:21pm G: Is this Russian? "Might Stalin Fall Asleep" or something like that. My Russian is very skimpy...
	9:24pm Richard from Venezuela: Greetings Daniel and all the listeners
	9:26pm D. Blumin: You are very close, G! Might Stalin Have Simply Fallen Asleep - couldn't discern a direct connection to Uncle Iosif in the lyrics but perhaps the title refers to whether Stalin could have simply fallen asleep never to wake up again back in the year of our Lord 1953...
	9:27pm D. Blumin: Greetings backatcha, Richard! Hope all's well down South!
	9:29pm G: Maybe he'll return to help mother Russian in its hour of need. Hey, maybe Putin is Stalin Redividus!
	9:30pm ms_a: I feel underdressed w/out a little picture...good evening DB.
	9:30pm G: We'll just imagine a picture for you, how's about that? :P
	9:36pm Daniel Blumin: ms_a - you too can have a picture if you register w/ the WFMU Friendship Society! You won't have to do the math! The perks, I tell ya!
	9:38pm ms_a: ah, but the math keeps me young and photogenic!
	9:39pm G: The best pictures are always imaginary.
	9:50pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Maybe once every last listener has registered, we can auction off the defunct math machine. Ah, the old days, when we were kids and had to do (non-carrying) math in order to talk.
	9:51pm G: Is it a comptometer hooked up to the internet? Or an abacus?
	9:56pm Looms: I confess that I miss the math question. Hello!
	9:57pm D. Blumin: Kenzo! I too remember talking - those were the days!
	9:57pm D. Blumin: Looooms! How do you like my name in bright Communist colors?
	10:00pm G: Speaking of doing math. Is it 4am in Loomsville? :)
	10:06pm Looms: @DB: like it better than an H in Brume ;) @G: 4AM already? oh man!
	10:10pm G: A little research suggests that the 68 LP at the end of the set somehow accompanied a book with a similar title, amazon product page here: amzn.to... Notice the photographer credit: Linda Eastman. Bet I know who she married. :-)
	10:15pm Andrew Waterloo: good evening
	10:17pm D. Blumin: Yes, all about the H tonight, Loomsh!
	10:17pm D. Blumin: Andrewwwwwww! Halloooooh!
	10:19pm phil: nice!
	10:21pm D. Blumin: Hallo, Phil! Yar, G - thx fer the link!
	10:23pm 12539: Something in me wants to charge into the studio and help those poor animals, whatever they may be.
	10:27pm G: There's no hole in this ozoona!
	10:28pm D. Blumin: 12539! Rest easy! The hunt was unsuccessful. The hunters' bark was louder than their bite...
	10:31pm 12539: Now I feel bad for the hunters.
	10:32pm George of Troy: Howdy Daniel and fellow listeners!
	10:33pm phil: there seems to be an animal element in the show tonight-camels, foxes (robin), nesting, owls, hunt, birds (even in a box)...
	10:33pm G: hydra even.
	10:34pm D. Blumin: All hail, George of Troy!
	10:36pm phil: G-but which hydra? the mythical beast or the "genus of small simple fresh-water animal possessing radial symmetry"
	10:36pm D. Blumin: Animals real and imaginary - purely intentional, of course!
	10:36pm G: the theme is menagerie. it's hydra-headed. protean.
	10:37pm G: what daniel said :)
	10:37pm Looms: Is this show a new music score for Manimal?
	10:41pm jeff-m: never really like this Main 12" back in the day... Sounds great tonight guess I wanted more Soundhead
	10:42pm G: Warm up the engines for takeoff, captain.
	10:43pm jeff-m: and hey there Looms!
	10:44pm Daniel Blumin: Glad ya dug it, Jeff! Soundheads was what the fans were called, right?
	10:46pm jeff-m: yeah, but also the first and amazing song on Heaven's End
	10:47pm D. Blumin: This instrument is called the Siren, G! Just so we can introduce a non-animal presence... And yes, Looms, you have uncovered the plot! You will regret this, Loooooooooooooooms!
	10:47pm Looms: Hi Jeff! This set is so WOW!
	10:49pm George of Troy: I've got two streams going in the house this evening, and they are just slightly out of sync, causing the Charlemagne Palestine to sound even more amazing.
	10:49pm 12539: Doesn't Charlemagne often perform surrounded by stuffed animals?
	10:50pm Looms: Hey! What's scratching at my door?
	10:51pm George of Troy: @12539: He does! Or at least used to.
	10:52pm jeff-m: wow!
	10:53pm Looms: @12539: this stuffed animals are his own creations.
	10:53pm lopez: This Rema Rema track is fantastic!
	10:56pm Ike: Thank Glob it's Daniel Blumin's show!
	10:59pm Bilk Linton: sizzurp and corona light. call 911.
	11:01pm George of Troy: @Looms: Interesting; i didn't know that. I've just always seen photos of the stuffed animals all over his piano.
	11:03pm Droll: W220DQ 91.9FM - New City, NY coverage map: radio-locator.com...
	11:05pm lopez: thanks for the hot tip with Mass & Wolfgang Press!
	11:15pm Daniel Blumin: Yr welcome, Lopez! Lemme know what you make of 'em! Thx, Droll! Hallo, Ike und Bilk!
	11:15pm Looms: @GOT: I can't attest that these stuffed animals are ALL made by him but he does a lot of them. www.charlemagnepalestine.org...
	11:23pm fleep: That is one odd ad jingle.
	11:23pm George of Troy: Cool! Thanks Looms.
	11:43pm Looms: A bedtime story, nice!
	11:44pm Looms: Just what I needed...
	11:45pm Daniel Blumin: Wakey, wakey!
	11:46pm George of Troy: Nice!
	11:46pm 12539: Winkies!
	11:46pm George of Troy: Eno and a pub band.
	11:56pm Andrew Waterloo: In the Garden seems so ahead of so many things
	11:56pm 12539: Thank you for your valiant efforts, Mr Blumin.
	11:57pm Looms: What 12539 said. See y'all!
	11:59pm George of Troy: Thanks Daniel! G'nite gang!
	12:06am Andrew Waterloo: If you play all three you'll have my love Joe.
	12:11am Dave in PA: Mama Loves Mambo
	12:17am D. Blumin: Thanks, ya'll!!! See you in Feb!

Daniel Blumin: Playlist from January 26, 2013

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