Fool's Paradise Playlists for April 19, 2014

Listener comments!

1:11pm fred:

Hello again Rex!
For what it's worth, the link on the WFMU home page still leads to the earlier playlist

1:28pm Guido from Cologne:

Thank you Fred!
How did you find it?

1:33pm fred:

@Guido: I went through the Fool's Paradise Playlists page when I figured something had gone wrong. I think it's because the show number (55309) is actually lower now than for the first hour (55310), so the "next playlist" feature didn't work

1:33pm Parq:

Thanks for the tip, Fred.

1:37pm fred:

@Parq: I wouldn't have left fellow fools stranded in their search for paradise, so I thought I'd put a signpost

1:49pm Guido from Cologne:

Damn, those stupid straight logics! *g*
(This is the righ person to write this.)

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1:51pm Mailman Tom:

Easter Egg Surprise! An extra hour of Fool's Paradise !

1:52pm Guido from Cologne:

I have a late 70ies Chiswick H.P.S.-compilation with a weird biker cover.

1:54pm ChrisB.:

Ahh, that's better. Bring on Fool's Paradise.

1:57pm fred:

@Guido: I'm deep in reading Wittgenstein again (a seasonal ailment for me), and I was just reading about "knowing how to go on" and number series, so it was weirdly appropriate that 55309 did come after 55310

2:05pm Guido from Cologne:

So you went deep into Wittgenstein in order of being prepared to save us from being lost in the playlist desert! Very nice of you! ;-)
I'm a notorious figure-twister. Best equip for coding.

2:08pm Guido from Cologne:

... and I love Dave Bartholomew.
Anyone familiar with Jimmy Beasley?

2:09pm fred:

@Guido: maybe you can answer a puzzling question for me: does the German word "darüber" have a sense of "over" or "above" as well as "about"?

2:22pm Guido from Cologne:

all three, which leads to a lot of translation misrtakes done by Germans.

2:28pm fred:

@Guido: Wonderful! It might validate a link between 6.54 and 7 that's in the Pears/McGuiness translation but not in the Ogden one

2:36pm fred:

(I was referring to the tractatus logico-philosophicus, which I still consult when faced with a thorny coding problem)

2:38pm Guido from Cologne:

:-)