WFMU: Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from February 18, 2014

Listener comments!
	4:14pm Jesse K: not live from blackholecinema.wordpress.com in Oakland, CA
	6:55pm Doug Schulkind: Welcome aboard the Kaminsky Express, soul children!
	6:58pm Gary: Togglin!
	7:00pm Doug Schulkind: Jiggedy jiggedy!
	7:02pm pacific standard simon: That damn bear touched me inappropriately.
	7:03pm Doug Schulkind: Ah! Older brother. And clearly wiser.
	7:03pm listener james from westwood: howdy, kaminskys!
	7:04pm pacific standard simon: Speaking past to the future.
	7:05pm Doug Schulkind (dba The Kaminskys): Howdy, Listener James!
	7:05pm Holly in NC: @PSS - that damn bear is scary as heck. Re. the dj siblings - I'm sure I'm not the only person unwillingly singing an Elton John song at the moment...
	7:06pm Doug Schulkind: Hey Holly, if your governor ever walks into the grocery where you happen to be working, please tell him "Shove off, wanker!" for me.
	7:08pm northguineahills: back to the boards... @Holly, do you have a pharo-larynx/sinus infection (I missed most of Doug's comment's board)?
	7:09pm Gary: Cooking is happening now at my place. As much as I hate to do this, I'm going to have to take off my awesome headphones and plug in my crappy speakers
	7:09pm northguineahills: Cool, Alvin Curran! (first typed Calvin urran)
	7:10pm northguineahills: I'm about to make some gluwein, but nothing planned on the solid edibles front.
	7:11pm Doug Schulkind: I'll take credit for all the cool music. Jesse selected all the crappy music. (Oh who'm I kidding. It's all cool.)
	7:12pm Gary: Wait, whoa, what's this awesome guitar action?
	7:13pm Holly in NC: @Doug, I now only work for myself, but I ever run into our asswipe governor I will gladly spit on him. Though he keeps himself holed up in his mancave to avoid protests/constituents. @ngh - I believe so.
	7:17pm Doug Schulkind: @Holly Your governor gives ass wiping a bad name.
	7:22pm northguineahills: 1981?! Wow! Takoma Recs?!!!
	7:23pm Doug Schulkind: Here's a look at Jesse Kaminsky's AMAZING premium for the upcoming marathon: www.wfmu.org...
	7:24pm Gary: Must have!
	7:29pm Doug Schulkind: @northguineahills From Wiki: "In 1979, Fahey sold Takoma to Chrysalis Records, owned by Terry Ellis and Chris Wright, which had artists such as Blondie, Pat Benatar, and Huey Lewis.[3] Jon Monday continued as General Manager of the label for Chrysalis until 1982 when Chrysalis sold the Takoma catalog. During the Chrysalis years, Takoma released albums by The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Maria Muldaur, Canned Heat, Mike Bloomfield, and T-Bone Burnett. The catalog was purchased in 1995 by Fantasy Records,[1] which in 2004 was taken over by the Concord Music Group. Fantasy has a handful of the Takoma recordings on the market as CDs as of this writing in 2007."
	7:40pm Doug Schulkind: Filling in the info on Jesse's playlists are always such a challenge because it is devilishly hard to figure exactly when each new song begins. THE SIGN OF AN EXCELLENT RADIO SHOW!
	7:41pm Holly in NC: @ngh: via Other Music: "Craig Leon's 1981 album Nommos, arguably the most unusual record released by John Fahey's Takoma label, sees a long overdue reissue on vinyl, remastered from the original analogue master tapes in a full reproduction of the original release. Leon is primarily known as a record producer who helped start the careers of NYC icons like Blondie, Ramones, Suicide, and Talking Heads, and who then went on to helm the boards for such high-profile luminaries as Luciano Pavarotti. What many don't know is that he released this incredible LP of analogue electronic wizardry at the height of the post-punk era, creating a monstrous, hypnotic beast of an album that combined the rough-edged primalities of early electronic synthesis with a more studied compositional sophistication. The record's five extended explorations were inspired by African ceremonial rhythms, and predate and foresee the electronic tribalism of early house and techno and the gritty ambient textures of the Mego/Blackest Ever/Modern Love set. It's of the same contextual cloth as Eno and Byrne's My Life in the Bush of Ghosts, and Hector Zazou & Bony Bikaye's Noir Et Blanc, in that all three albums were released nearly simultaneously and explore the same physical alchemy of African music with electronic tools that were arguably as primitive in aesthetic nature, if not more so, as a thumb piano or slit drum. That all of these albums still hold up today, and continue to inspire, is a testament to the power of these recordings. Anyone who has enjoyed works by the aforementioned, not to mention Monoton, early Cluster, and even Terry Riley's keyboard work, needs to grip this post-haste, as it's limited and not likely to last long." BUT!! Per other web sources reissue apparently unauthorized & Craig Leon disavows as says not getting any $$ from reissuing label. It's a scandal! :-)
	7:42pm Doug Schulkind: This song info made me do a Bob Costas double-take. I thought it said "Little Eye" and "Infection" at first.
	7:43pm glenn: hey drummer -this should make you happy. news.nationalpost.com...
	7:43pm northguineahills: thanks Doug & Holly!
	7:46pm Doug Schulkind: @glenn I always get a bit of vertigo when I see the phrases "democrat" and "$100 million" in the same sentence.
	7:51pm Holly in NC: THIS is important: disinfo.com...
	7:52pm glenn: latin. duh.
	7:53pm Doug Schulkind: That made me vomit in my mouth, Holly.
	7:54pm Doug Schulkind: Yup, 7:53 EXACTLY!
	7:58pm Doug Schulkind: I think I've done a helluva radio show so far. I mean "done," of course.
	7:59pm Gary: In"deed"
	8:02pm pacific standard simon: Ah, the pork shoulder is in the oven, so back to the show. I have a new set of bluetooth headphones, but was afraid of stepping on the dogs while browning the meat. A clear and present danger!
	8:03pm Doug Schulkind: @pacific standard simon "Stepping on the Dogs While Browning Meat" sounds like a T.C. Boyle novel.
	8:03pm LovecraftDude888: ack i missed Gurdjieff goshdarnit was finishing the other show....rollover
	8:04pm Holly in NC: @pss - You're a wise man. What are you doing with that pork shoulder? Details, please!
	8:05pm pacific standard simon: Or perhaps Augusten Burroughs!
	8:05pm Doug Schulkind: @LovecraftDude888 My apologies from the chef.
	8:08pm pacific standard simon: Holly -- simple slow braise in beer & rosemary, first hour, then a bunch of stuff (leeks, fingerling potatoes, artichoke hearts, roasted peppers and baby carrots) added to make it a stew, and another hour of cooking.
	8:10pm pacific standard simon: If imagining that doesn't bring back your nose, I don't know what will.
	8:12pm pacific standard simon: Wish I had this Joseph Spence soundtrack in the kitchen while I was grumbling and prepping.
	8:14pm Doug Schulkind: "Spence" should be a spice that you can dash over marinating meat or some gumbo-like concoction.
	8:18pm pacific standard simon: @Doug - agreed!
	8:21pm pacific standard simon: I need to play around with that green tea that includes toasted rice, as a seasoning for vegetables.
	8:22pm Doug Schulkind: Here's that Black Hole Cinema link: blackholecinema.wordpress.com
	8:27pm Holly in NC: @pss - poor nose is in that induced coma, but my stomach is now growling - which is close to impossible sans sense of smell. so thank you. It's like phone sex, but food! Also have never played w green tea/rice, but Lapsang Souchong is lots of fun in many things. Currently drinking green tea with all usual suspects (honey, lemon, ginger, cayenne, whiskey) and really I could just switch to plain hot water. Guess I'll do that :-(
	8:28pm pacific standard simon: I just got my Marathon announcement in the mail -- it was sent to San Francisco, then forwarded here!
	8:29pm Gary: @PSS: Genmaicha
	8:32pm Holly in NC: I got a wfmu guitar pick today, very cool!
	8:32pm pacific standard simon: @Holly - I love Lapsang Souchong! Been drinking it frequently because I ran out of my regular China Black. Today, some Turkish tea arrived. @Gary - Yup, I couldn't think of the word. So good. I think it would work in a zucchini saute.
	8:34pm Holly in NC: We should make a fmu cookbook for a marathon premium next year.
	8:34pm pacific standard simon: I got a guitar pick, too, and there's no chance of wrecking it, because when I use a pick, it's a felt uke pick.
	8:35pm pacific standard simon: I think there still are a few FMU cookbooks in the prize warehouse.
	8:36pm Holly in NC: A cook book already exists??!
	8:36pm Doug Schulkind: Just remember, folks. You can pick your friends and you can pick your nose, but just don't pick your friends' noses.
	8:37pm pacific standard simon: A good reason to become a Mouse-pledger, I guess.
	8:40pm northguineahills: @Doug: Challenge accepted!
	8:41pm pacific standard simon: @Holly - scroll down to the books: wfmu.org...
	8:42pm Holly in NC: I became a Mouse-pledger so that I could adopt the Miner, which seems like best reason ever! ;-)
	8:42pm listener james from westwood: sorry, been listening but been hip-deep in tax forms. if anything the show has been pulling me back to reality.
	8:43pm Holly in NC: Oh gosh, I was perusing the warehouse earlier today & that totally escaped me!
	8:44pm Doug Schulkind: The Miner will return, Holly. He's just been refusing to work those non-union jobs.
	8:48pm Doug Schulkind: Back to reality, James? And that's a good thing? Good thing!
	8:50pm Doug Schulkind: Memorex?
	8:52pm Holly in NC: Total sucker for female-fronted cold wave, nice.
	8:53pm Doug Schulkind: Enough already with the waves of cold fronts!
	8:56pm northguineahills: See y'all in the 'morrow. Jesse delivered again!
	8:57pm listener james from westwood: thanks to the kaminskys for the great show, via our fine proxy host, and thanks to said proxy host for proxying!
	8:57pm pacific standard simon: I've said it before and I'll say it again: Doug Schulkind & the Drummer DJs are what keeps me pumped about the station these days.
	8:59pm Doug Schulkind: That is really nice to hear, pacific standard simon. Thanks!
	8:59pm Doug Schulkind: Good thing I didn't apply this show with e-proxy...

Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from February 18, 2014

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February 18, 2014: from the Black Hole Cinema in Oakland, CA with cohost Daniel "Tooth" Kaminsky

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year
Com Truise	Galactic Melt "Galactic Melt" by "Com Truise"
Terry Fox	Suono Interno "Suono Interno" by "Terry Fox"	Ataraxia	Plate Lunch	1988
Alvin Curran	At Harmony Ranch "At Harmony Ranch" by "Alvin Curran"	Songs And Views Of The Magnetic Garden	Catalyst	1993
Henry Flynt and the Insurrections	Missionary Stew	I Don't Wanna	Locust Music	1966
Sun City Girls	Jokers on a Waltz "Jokers on a Waltz" by "Sun City Girls"	Sun City Girls	Placebo	1984
Craig Leon	Ring With 3 Concentric Circles	Nommos	Takoma	1981
Music behind DJ: Yann Tomita	Dub Invader "Dub Invader" by "Yann Tomita"
Jed Speare	Taboo Death "Taboo Death" by "Jed Speare"	Sound Works 1982-1987	Family Vineyard	2008
Waxy Tombs	unknown "unknown" by "Waxy Tombs"
l@n	noraf "noraf" by "l@n"	twoinone	Staalplaat	1999
Dial	Little Eye "Little Eye" by "Dial"	Infraction	CEDE	1996
Raspberry Bulbs	Outside In "Outside In" by "Raspberry Bulbs"	Nature Tries Again	Hospital Productions	2011
Music behind DJ: Lisa Carbon	Rhumba Roland "Rhumba Roland" by "Lisa Carbon"
Tadzhik Radio Chorus	Seikchami (Black Eyes)	East Of The Urals: Folk Music Of Siberia And Central Asia	Monitor
GI Gurdjeiff	GP #2 "GP #2" by "GI Gurdjeiff"	Harmonic Development: The Complete Harmonium Recordings 1948-49	Basta	2004
Shep N' Me	Hyphenate "Hyphenate" by "Shep N' Me"	Cloudy Chowder	Trd W/D	2008
Joseph Spence	The Lord Is My Shepherd	The Complete Folkways Recordings 1958	Smithsonian Folkways	2006
Unknown	The Arisal Tree "The Arisal Tree" by "Unknown"	Central Andean Music and Festivals	Music of the Earth	1997
Music behind DJ: Pole	Fremd "Fremd" by "Pole"
Omega Redstar	Ismertem Egy Lányt	Trombitás Frédi És A Rettenetes Emberek	Qualiton	1968
Christian Marclay	Smoker "Smoker" by "Christian Marclay"	Records	Atavistic	1997
Henri Chopin	Présence Du Soleil "Présence Du Soleil" by "Henri Chopin"	La Peur And Co (1958 - 1979)	? Records	2002
Jordon Belson	Allures soundtrack "Allures soundtrack" by "Jordon Belson"
Unknown	The rapping ghost, Thun, Switzerland 16.04.1967	Okkulte Stimmen - Mediale Musik: Recordings Of Unseen Intelligences 1905-2007	Supposé	2007
Music behind DJ: Umberto	Forsaken Dawn "Forsaken Dawn" by "Umberto"
Uncanny Valley	Rising "Rising" by "Uncanny Valley"	Speaking In Prosthetic Tongues	Night People	2012

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Listener comments!
	4:14pm Jesse K: not live from blackholecinema.wordpress.com in Oakland, CA
	6:55pm Doug Schulkind: Welcome aboard the Kaminsky Express, soul children!
	6:58pm Gary: Togglin!
	7:00pm Doug Schulkind: Jiggedy jiggedy!
	7:02pm pacific standard simon: That damn bear touched me inappropriately.
	7:03pm Doug Schulkind: Ah! Older brother. And clearly wiser.
	7:03pm listener james from westwood: howdy, kaminskys!
	7:04pm pacific standard simon: Speaking past to the future.
	7:05pm Doug Schulkind (dba The Kaminskys): Howdy, Listener James!
	7:05pm Holly in NC: @PSS - that damn bear is scary as heck. Re. the dj siblings - I'm sure I'm not the only person unwillingly singing an Elton John song at the moment...
	7:06pm Doug Schulkind: Hey Holly, if your governor ever walks into the grocery where you happen to be working, please tell him "Shove off, wanker!" for me.
	7:08pm northguineahills: back to the boards... @Holly, do you have a pharo-larynx/sinus infection (I missed most of Doug's comment's board)?
	7:09pm Gary: Cooking is happening now at my place. As much as I hate to do this, I'm going to have to take off my awesome headphones and plug in my crappy speakers
	7:09pm northguineahills: Cool, Alvin Curran! (first typed Calvin urran)
	7:10pm northguineahills: I'm about to make some gluwein, but nothing planned on the solid edibles front.
	7:11pm Doug Schulkind: I'll take credit for all the cool music. Jesse selected all the crappy music. (Oh who'm I kidding. It's all cool.)
	7:12pm Gary: Wait, whoa, what's this awesome guitar action?
	7:13pm Holly in NC: @Doug, I now only work for myself, but I ever run into our asswipe governor I will gladly spit on him. Though he keeps himself holed up in his mancave to avoid protests/constituents. @ngh - I believe so.
	7:17pm Doug Schulkind: @Holly Your governor gives ass wiping a bad name.
	7:22pm northguineahills: 1981?! Wow! Takoma Recs?!!!
	7:23pm Doug Schulkind: Here's a look at Jesse Kaminsky's AMAZING premium for the upcoming marathon: www.wfmu.org...
	7:24pm Gary: Must have!
	7:29pm Doug Schulkind: @northguineahills From Wiki: "In 1979, Fahey sold Takoma to Chrysalis Records, owned by Terry Ellis and Chris Wright, which had artists such as Blondie, Pat Benatar, and Huey Lewis.[3] Jon Monday continued as General Manager of the label for Chrysalis until 1982 when Chrysalis sold the Takoma catalog. During the Chrysalis years, Takoma released albums by The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Maria Muldaur, Canned Heat, Mike Bloomfield, and T-Bone Burnett. The catalog was purchased in 1995 by Fantasy Records,[1] which in 2004 was taken over by the Concord Music Group. Fantasy has a handful of the Takoma recordings on the market as CDs as of this writing in 2007."
	7:40pm Doug Schulkind: Filling in the info on Jesse's playlists are always such a challenge because it is devilishly hard to figure exactly when each new song begins. THE SIGN OF AN EXCELLENT RADIO SHOW!
	7:41pm Holly in NC: @ngh: via Other Music: "Craig Leon's 1981 album Nommos, arguably the most unusual record released by John Fahey's Takoma label, sees a long overdue reissue on vinyl, remastered from the original analogue master tapes in a full reproduction of the original release. Leon is primarily known as a record producer who helped start the careers of NYC icons like Blondie, Ramones, Suicide, and Talking Heads, and who then went on to helm the boards for such high-profile luminaries as Luciano Pavarotti. What many don't know is that he released this incredible LP of analogue electronic wizardry at the height of the post-punk era, creating a monstrous, hypnotic beast of an album that combined the rough-edged primalities of early electronic synthesis with a more studied compositional sophistication. The record's five extended explorations were inspired by African ceremonial rhythms, and predate and foresee the electronic tribalism of early house and techno and the gritty ambient textures of the Mego/Blackest Ever/Modern Love set. It's of the same contextual cloth as Eno and Byrne's My Life in the Bush of Ghosts, and Hector Zazou & Bony Bikaye's Noir Et Blanc, in that all three albums were released nearly simultaneously and explore the same physical alchemy of African music with electronic tools that were arguably as primitive in aesthetic nature, if not more so, as a thumb piano or slit drum. That all of these albums still hold up today, and continue to inspire, is a testament to the power of these recordings. Anyone who has enjoyed works by the aforementioned, not to mention Monoton, early Cluster, and even Terry Riley's keyboard work, needs to grip this post-haste, as it's limited and not likely to last long." BUT!! Per other web sources reissue apparently unauthorized & Craig Leon disavows as says not getting any $$ from reissuing label. It's a scandal! :-)
	7:42pm Doug Schulkind: This song info made me do a Bob Costas double-take. I thought it said "Little Eye" and "Infection" at first.
	7:43pm glenn: hey drummer -this should make you happy. news.nationalpost.com...
	7:43pm northguineahills: thanks Doug & Holly!
	7:46pm Doug Schulkind: @glenn I always get a bit of vertigo when I see the phrases "democrat" and "$100 million" in the same sentence.
	7:51pm Holly in NC: THIS is important: disinfo.com...
	7:52pm glenn: latin. duh.
	7:53pm Doug Schulkind: That made me vomit in my mouth, Holly.
	7:54pm Doug Schulkind: Yup, 7:53 EXACTLY!
	7:58pm Doug Schulkind: I think I've done a helluva radio show so far. I mean "done," of course.
	7:59pm Gary: In"deed"
	8:02pm pacific standard simon: Ah, the pork shoulder is in the oven, so back to the show. I have a new set of bluetooth headphones, but was afraid of stepping on the dogs while browning the meat. A clear and present danger!
	8:03pm Doug Schulkind: @pacific standard simon "Stepping on the Dogs While Browning Meat" sounds like a T.C. Boyle novel.
	8:03pm LovecraftDude888: ack i missed Gurdjieff goshdarnit was finishing the other show....rollover
	8:04pm Holly in NC: @pss - You're a wise man. What are you doing with that pork shoulder? Details, please!
	8:05pm pacific standard simon: Or perhaps Augusten Burroughs!
	8:05pm Doug Schulkind: @LovecraftDude888 My apologies from the chef.
	8:08pm pacific standard simon: Holly -- simple slow braise in beer & rosemary, first hour, then a bunch of stuff (leeks, fingerling potatoes, artichoke hearts, roasted peppers and baby carrots) added to make it a stew, and another hour of cooking.
	8:10pm pacific standard simon: If imagining that doesn't bring back your nose, I don't know what will.
	8:12pm pacific standard simon: Wish I had this Joseph Spence soundtrack in the kitchen while I was grumbling and prepping.
	8:14pm Doug Schulkind: "Spence" should be a spice that you can dash over marinating meat or some gumbo-like concoction.
	8:18pm pacific standard simon: @Doug - agreed!
	8:21pm pacific standard simon: I need to play around with that green tea that includes toasted rice, as a seasoning for vegetables.
	8:22pm Doug Schulkind: Here's that Black Hole Cinema link: blackholecinema.wordpress.com
	8:27pm Holly in NC: @pss - poor nose is in that induced coma, but my stomach is now growling - which is close to impossible sans sense of smell. so thank you. It's like phone sex, but food! Also have never played w green tea/rice, but Lapsang Souchong is lots of fun in many things. Currently drinking green tea with all usual suspects (honey, lemon, ginger, cayenne, whiskey) and really I could just switch to plain hot water. Guess I'll do that :-(
	8:28pm pacific standard simon: I just got my Marathon announcement in the mail -- it was sent to San Francisco, then forwarded here!
	8:29pm Gary: @PSS: Genmaicha
	8:32pm Holly in NC: I got a wfmu guitar pick today, very cool!
	8:32pm pacific standard simon: @Holly - I love Lapsang Souchong! Been drinking it frequently because I ran out of my regular China Black. Today, some Turkish tea arrived. @Gary - Yup, I couldn't think of the word. So good. I think it would work in a zucchini saute.
	8:34pm Holly in NC: We should make a fmu cookbook for a marathon premium next year.
	8:34pm pacific standard simon: I got a guitar pick, too, and there's no chance of wrecking it, because when I use a pick, it's a felt uke pick.
	8:35pm pacific standard simon: I think there still are a few FMU cookbooks in the prize warehouse.
	8:36pm Holly in NC: A cook book already exists??!
	8:36pm Doug Schulkind: Just remember, folks. You can pick your friends and you can pick your nose, but just don't pick your friends' noses.
	8:37pm pacific standard simon: A good reason to become a Mouse-pledger, I guess.
	8:40pm northguineahills: @Doug: Challenge accepted!
	8:41pm pacific standard simon: @Holly - scroll down to the books: wfmu.org...
	8:42pm Holly in NC: I became a Mouse-pledger so that I could adopt the Miner, which seems like best reason ever! ;-)
	8:42pm listener james from westwood: sorry, been listening but been hip-deep in tax forms. if anything the show has been pulling me back to reality.
	8:43pm Holly in NC: Oh gosh, I was perusing the warehouse earlier today & that totally escaped me!
	8:44pm Doug Schulkind: The Miner will return, Holly. He's just been refusing to work those non-union jobs.
	8:48pm Doug Schulkind: Back to reality, James? And that's a good thing? Good thing!
	8:50pm Doug Schulkind: Memorex?
	8:52pm Holly in NC: Total sucker for female-fronted cold wave, nice.
	8:53pm Doug Schulkind: Enough already with the waves of cold fronts!
	8:56pm northguineahills: See y'all in the 'morrow. Jesse delivered again!
	8:57pm listener james from westwood: thanks to the kaminskys for the great show, via our fine proxy host, and thanks to said proxy host for proxying!
	8:57pm pacific standard simon: I've said it before and I'll say it again: Doug Schulkind & the Drummer DJs are what keeps me pumped about the station these days.
	8:59pm Doug Schulkind: That is really nice to hear, pacific standard simon. Thanks!
	8:59pm Doug Schulkind: Good thing I didn't apply this show with e-proxy...

Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from February 18, 2014

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