WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from May 7, 2014

Listener comments!
	3:04pm fleep: Tee hee. Silly Commie.
	👻 3:06pm rrg: Cartoon music. I like such things. We all do.
	3:07pm Alison Porchnik: Your listeners should know better not to bite at your bait.
	3:07pm duke: I went to Communist Martyrs High School
	3:09pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Oh wow, I remember this cartoon. I can picture it playing out to the music.
	3:10pm Dean: I want to know what sign is displayed on the monitor behind our comrade. "Something something ... Disneyland"?
	3:10pm Robert: In 1989 I was watching this cartoon with friends. Imagine our surprise when we saw the date on the cornerstone of the house of bricks was that of the founding of the Order of the Illuminati.
	3:12pm still b/p: Is the class half-full or half-empty, struggle-wise?
	3:13pm common: hello flaming lips!
	3:14pm Webhamster Henry: The Three Little Bops' Voice is of course Stan Freberg.
	3:14pm Robert: So I phoned Friz Freling, and thru an intermediary he denied any knowledge of significance of that May 1, 1776. True story.
	3:16pm Robert: Henry, you sure it wasn't Paul Frees?
	👻 3:17pm rrg: Henry knows his stuff, though I suppose anything is possible.
	3:17pm cokane: That Flaming Lips song made my day!
	3:17pm Alison Porchnik: Who the hell is Memphisto anyway? I've got to know.
	3:18pm Laura L: Under full communism does anybody care what an individual wants?
	3:19pm ?: There are no wants, everything is provided.
	3:19pm Mike East: are iphones provided?
	👻 3:19pm rrg: I don't think Irwin plays John Prine often enough. What's that you say? Nobody asked me?
	3:21pm Parq: I'm very fond of this talkover music. I remember when Charlie used to use it.
	3:25pm Irwin: LL: What I don't want from her is full FRONTAL communism.
	3:26pm Irwin: Parq: Charlie used this? You sure?
	3:27pm ?: Irwin, I think WFMU is missing an opportunity. Think of the benefit to humanity without the recombinant algorithm. Maybe you all could finally find a cure for Ken.... I know its a long shot anything is possible with free form radio.
	3:27pm Longtime Commenter: It's rare for anyone to ask anyone for an opinion on the comments board. Commenters are mainly selfstarters.
	3:28pm Webhamster Henry: Is this the reboot of "Rats in my Room?"
	👻 3:29pm rrg: I'm old enough to remember when not everyone knew this.
	3:29pm Webhamster Henry: It sounded to me like "Got Rats" ... I should move close to the speaker.
	3:29pm berbo: 170Mb!! what would I do with all that space?
	👻 3:30pm rrg: I would like to know the provenance of this recording.
	3:30pm Laura L: You must be plumb crazy if you keep moving that tone arm!
	👻 3:30pm rrg: Hey. Irwin stopped the lecture just when it was getting to the good stuff.
	3:31pm Irwin: rrg: LL can explain the source. She provided it.
	3:32pm Parq: Irwin -I fear I may be mistaking it for a different piece. I remember that Charlie used another sort of vibrating piece (with periodic squeals of "Oh yeah!"), and I thought this was the same piece. I'm only devoting half a mind to the program today, so excuse my mistake.
	3:33pm Laura L: Here ya go--the visuals are good too. My brother worked on this exact same equipment for H. Ross Perot in the late 1970s in Texas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKslgJnQgG8
	4:04pm That Bipolar Guy: That's why I tune in to hear another episode of joe frank! Nothing against you Irwin I like you but honestly you are a bit long winded
	4:05pm Ike: Irwin is long-winded? Look who's talking. Heh.
	4:06pm That Bipolar Guy: I'm very tired today my friends. I fought an all night battle with bed bugs and I lost I had to sleep on the floor to get them to stop biting me
	4:08pm That Bipolar Guy: IRWIN? Please be kind and not play any Amanda on this weeks show, please?
	4:08pm Ike: I rest my case.
	4:10pm That Bipolar Guy: My supermarket of bogopa had a sale on Vienna sausages. I bought a whole case of them
	4:12pm That Bipolar Guy: I say that all the time "who needs sleep"
	4:15pm That Bipolar Guy: I'm a night person! I love the night when the sun sets and all the goths and the freaks come out
	4:21pm Carmichael: Bingo, Ike.
	4:22pm common: good 'un, ike.
	4:24pm Longtime Commenter: As I said at 3:27.
	4:24pm Mike East: just got a call from my wife that my daughter just fell asleep listening to Joe Frank.
	4:27pm awkward jack: you can't even get it up, God
	4:28pm Carmichael: Good for your wife, Mike. But not good for Joe Frank.
	4:30pm Mike East: she'll learn to appreciate it. Its tough for a 1.5 year old...I can't really even get her to pay attention to cartoons.
	4:36pm common: a problem i never had as a child, mike east.
	4:37pm P-90: When Joe Frank was on late-night in L.A., I drifted off a number of times while listening to him. His voice is soothing (even when what he's saying isn't) and the music loops can be hypnotically relaxing too.
	4:43pm Mike East: I tried listening on Sunday, but couldn't even keep my eyes open til 11...ended up falling asleep to Le Show.
	4:46pm P-90: ...love the rain storm behind this
	4:47pm Longtime Commenter: Ah, another Joe Frank late-afternoon pick-me-up!
	👻 4:48pm chris: Hypothetically, communism could lead to a fair society; and yes, the care of the individual is neglected for the care of the community (ideally, what's good for the community must be good for the individual)... However, I don't think we can point to any communist society in history ever having succeeded in providing a fair society. People will be people and any power given to any one individual will corrupt them. Therefore, I am correcting the young lady's sign to say, I want full democracy (a socialist state, where each citizen has a say in how the government functions). It would lead to an extremely inefficient, but fair, society. Closest examples are a few of the European countries...
	4:56pm Stanley: Poor old Frank, he doesn't have it easy.
	4:56pm fleep: I'd prefer an anarcho-syndicalist commune. Where we take it in turns to act as a sort of executive officer for the week. But all the decisions of that officer have to be ratified at a special biweekly meeting.
	4:58pm Longtime Commenter: Joe largely mesmerizes the commenters into inability to type.
	4:59pm Droll: I want a fair society, too! I love to meander down the rows of booths with rigged ring-toss games and $7 cotton candy! Who doesn't love the fair life? Free carnival rides on the Twirl-A-Puke for everyone!
	5:01pm P-90: ...so perhaps: an "Anarcho-syndicalist/Twirl-A-Puke Hybrid" system?
	5:01pm Mike East: government sponsored turkey legs.
	5:02pm P-90: Eric Idle might actually endorse the idea
	5:05pm efd: I guess first we're going to have to explain what a mimeograph was.
	5:06pm Irwin: Also explain what they smelled like.
	5:06pm P-90: @efd: Ha! where's Marshall McLuhan when you really need him?
	👻 5:07pm rrg: Enough, old people!
	5:07pm Alison Porchnik: I miss that smell.
	5:07pm P-90: --and the mind-altering effects when you sniffed 'em real deep
	5:08pm Droll: ...and the dampness of them when they were fresh! As long as we're building a more perfect union, let's talk about elections. If corporations are people, they should get to vote.
	👻 5:08pm rrg: I used ditto more than I used mimeo.
	5:11pm P-90: @rrg: Ditto?! What are you, some kind of communist or something? Or: Canadian? that's it, right?
	5:12pm Irwin: On this track Evelyn Glennie plays marimba, 2 mark trees, 5 tom toms, 3 cowbells, 5 temple blocks, Chinese cymbal, suspended cymbal, bell tree, claves, and stones
	👻 5:12pm rrg: Uh, oh. Is that some kind of telltale?
	👻 5:13pm rrg: What's a mark tree? Never mind, I'll look it up.
	5:14pm Laura L: Does Evelyn Glennie look like a Jim Flora character with extra arms and hands?
	5:14pm Irwin: BTW, Evelyn Glennie is deaf.
	5:15pm P-90: No shit?!
	5:15pm Kathy: PERSON at least in/under law IS a corporation. We living breathing souls are either MEN or WOMEN, NOT persons. Unless of course you want to contract with other "persons" and receive bills from them, than you must assume the role of "person".
	5:16pm Irwin: She feels vibrations. She has never heard audience applause. Also reads lips.
	5:17pm Carmichael: That's some heavy-ass shit, Irwin. I'll have to sit in the carpet and think.
	5:18pm Laura L: That's astonishing! Exactly what I was going to ask--is it a vibratory sense. Have been in a room with deaf folks--they raise their hands and wave them for applause--it's amazing to see.
	5:19pm Mike East: rental cost for Evelyn Glennie's percussion is $475 plus tax for the day....bring your own stones, though. Add $200 roundtrip if you need it delivered.
	5:19pm Irwin: en.wikipedia.org...
	5:19pm P-90: Wiki says she performs barefoot --that was my first thought, everything on that list of instruments can be "heard" through other parts of the body
	5:19pm Irwin: She was a student with the Cults Percussion Ensemble, whose amazing album was reissued on Trunk Records a few year ago.
	5:20pm Mike East: that is the type of email I send all day
	5:23pm Droll: Glennie contends that deafness is largely misunderstood by the public. She claims to have taught herself to hear with parts of her body other than her ears. -- Wikipedia I know holding the instrument is very different from standing inches away from it and listening. I think we underestimate how large a part of sound is touch.
	5:25pm P-90: @ Mike East: I think you've mentioned that before, you work for an SIR-type musical supply house? @ Droll: Yeah! if you've spent time around "deaf" people, you learn fast that they "hear" a lot
	5:25pm Alison Porchnik: I really like this tune
	5:30pm Mike East: yeah, small version of SIR. We have more percussion though...lotta orchestras and broadway pits come here. SIR gets all the "cool" clients.
	5:31pm Mike East: oops, I shouldn't put that out there. All our clients are VERY COOL. And we appreciate their business VERY MUCH.
	5:31pm Irwin: EFD: NOTE DRUM BREAK COMING UP AFTER FALSE ENDING.
	5:32pm Carmichael: Boy, great ol' song with great ol' memories. Some of them are still alive.
	5:36pm That Bipolar Guy: Well you learn something new every day:) a deaf percussionist who plays barefoot
	5:37pm Droll: . o O ( Nice fill, but EFD's choice of The Four Horsemen by Aphrodite's Child has the better fill (part in general)... Will he ever play it for H&M? )
	5:40pm Carmichael: That Young Widows was kinda Spinal Tappy in its rock seriousness.
	5:42pm P-90: Adjective of the Week: "Spinal Tappy"
	5:44pm Irwin: is this U2-ian?
	5:44pm Carmichael: "Rock and Roll Creation", specifically. Play them against one another and judge for ya selfs.
	5:46pm Mike East: printer song rules!
	5:47pm Laura L: It even hit the high note!
	5:47pm Listening Out There: Lawrence Welk: "C'mon, everybody...print!"
	5:48pm P-90: @ Mary Wing: did you get that?
	5:48pm Carmichael: Wow, how poppy can one band sound!? I'm already white guy dancing here!
	5:50pm ironybread: I'm a Wilco virgin. Where should I start?
	5:51pm Mike East: when I worked a Borders, EVERYBODY bought Yankee Foxtrot Hotel.
	5:52pm Irwin: It's all pretty good. Yankee Hotel Foxtrot or Wilco (The Album) recommended.
	5:53pm Irwin: The title of YHF comes from one of those cryptic "numbers stations."
	5:53pm Carmichael: Cmon, younger peoples, chime in. Oh wait, that would be EVERYONE.
	5:56pm Droll: Thanks Irwin, nice closing set, I'll see you later in archiveland for the first half. I'm really looking forward to hearing the battle of Random Access vs Sequential Storage. Those direct-access suckers are gonna get mummified by the 9-track guys.
	5:57pm Mike East: @Carmichael - by Everybody, I mean a lot old farts bought that album too
	5:59pm P-90: Thnx DJ Irwin --and Joe F. , wherever you are, somewhere out there
	10:09pm Charlie: After using the WFMU teleportation chamber (i.e. the archives) to listen to this program, I can confirm that I have never used that talkover music. (Sorry, Parq.)
	3:51am Droll: Howdy Irwin! I took the new teleporter here, to the past. It's great. The opening set was great. Everything's great. Hope you're great. The Three Little Bops was cool. That's jazz-speak for great, as you well know. The line "I wish my brother George was here" is the title of a Del Tha Funky Homosapien album. Any connection? I have a 15" platter from an old disk pack. Random access to all the music on that side of the album, indeed! DEAD! I did my trippy crowd-swimming dance. Damn fine show, as usual. Have a fun week.

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bec Laughton	M & R (Musik1 Remix)	M & R	0:03:27 (Pop-up)
Shorty Rogers	The Three Little Bops	The Three Little Bops	0:06:40 (Pop-up)
Flaming Lips	Bad Days "Bad Days" by "Flaming Lips"	Due to High Expectations ... The Flaming Lips Are Providing Needles for Your Balloons	0:12:41 (Pop-up)
John Prine	The Sins of Memphisto "The Sins of Memphisto" by "John Prine"	The Missing Years	0:17:00 (Pop-up)

King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard	Hot Wax	Oddments	0:25:35 (Pop-up)
Clemson Computer Center	Random Access vs. Sequential Storage	Clemson Computer Center Tour 1980	0:29:41 (Pop-up)
Kings of Convenience	Live Long "Live Long" by "Kings of Convenience"	Riot on an Empty Street	0:31:18 (Pop-up)
Judy Nylon	Trial by Fire "Trial by Fire" by "Judy Nylon"	Snatch	0:34:01 (Pop-up)
The Kinbotes	Gingerbread Boy "Gingerbread Boy" by "The Kinbotes"	The Kinbotes	0:36:17 (Pop-up)
Grahame Steinberg	Box of Rain "Box of Rain" by "Grahame Steinberg"	Grahame Steinberg	0:38:56 (Pop-up)

Donald Byrd	Hank's Tune "Hank's Tune" by "Donald Byrd"	The Transition Sessions (produced by Tom Wilson)	0:48:52 (Pop-up)
Yo La Tengo	Periodically Double or Triple	Popular Songs	0:56:09 (Pop-up)

Alex Khodchenko	Pastoral "Pastoral" by "Alex Khodchenko"	Pastoral	2:01:04 (Pop-up)

Jan & Lorraine	Bird of Passage "Bird of Passage" by "Jan & Lorraine"	Gypsy People	2:07:05 (Pop-up)
Evelyn Glennie, percussion (Philip Smith, piano)	The Song of Dionysus (comp. John McLeod)	Light in Darkness	2:10:19 (Pop-up)
Lisa Salvo	Time and Chance "Time and Chance" by "Lisa Salvo"	Love and Entropy	2:23:11 (Pop-up)

Humble Pie	What You Will "What You Will" by "Humble Pie"	As Safe As Yesterday Is	2:31:56 (Pop-up)
Young Widows	The Money "The Money" by "Young Widows"	Easy Pain	2:35:44 (Pop-up)
The March Violets	Fodder "Fodder" by "The March Violets"	Natural History	2:40:11 (Pop-up)
Shoot the Sun	Freedom Ride "Freedom Ride" by "Shoot the Sun"	Freedom Ride	2:42:38 (Pop-up)
Clemson Computer Center	High Speed Chain Line Printer	Clemson Computer Center Tour 1980	2:45:45 (Pop-up)
Wilco	You Never Know "You Never Know" by "Wilco"	Wilco (The Album)	2:47:39 (Pop-up)
Stories	Please, Please "Please, Please" by "Stories"	About Us	2:51:51 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:04pm fleep: Tee hee. Silly Commie.
	👻 3:06pm rrg: Cartoon music. I like such things. We all do.
	3:07pm Alison Porchnik: Your listeners should know better not to bite at your bait.
	3:07pm duke: I went to Communist Martyrs High School
	3:09pm ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Oh wow, I remember this cartoon. I can picture it playing out to the music.
	3:10pm Dean: I want to know what sign is displayed on the monitor behind our comrade. "Something something ... Disneyland"?
	3:10pm Robert: In 1989 I was watching this cartoon with friends. Imagine our surprise when we saw the date on the cornerstone of the house of bricks was that of the founding of the Order of the Illuminati.
	3:12pm still b/p: Is the class half-full or half-empty, struggle-wise?
	3:13pm common: hello flaming lips!
	3:14pm Webhamster Henry: The Three Little Bops' Voice is of course Stan Freberg.
	3:14pm Robert: So I phoned Friz Freling, and thru an intermediary he denied any knowledge of significance of that May 1, 1776. True story.
	3:16pm Robert: Henry, you sure it wasn't Paul Frees?
	👻 3:17pm rrg: Henry knows his stuff, though I suppose anything is possible.
	3:17pm cokane: That Flaming Lips song made my day!
	3:17pm Alison Porchnik: Who the hell is Memphisto anyway? I've got to know.
	3:18pm Laura L: Under full communism does anybody care what an individual wants?
	3:19pm ?: There are no wants, everything is provided.
	3:19pm Mike East: are iphones provided?
	👻 3:19pm rrg: I don't think Irwin plays John Prine often enough. What's that you say? Nobody asked me?
	3:21pm Parq: I'm very fond of this talkover music. I remember when Charlie used to use it.
	3:25pm Irwin: LL: What I don't want from her is full FRONTAL communism.
	3:26pm Irwin: Parq: Charlie used this? You sure?
	3:27pm ?: Irwin, I think WFMU is missing an opportunity. Think of the benefit to humanity without the recombinant algorithm. Maybe you all could finally find a cure for Ken.... I know its a long shot anything is possible with free form radio.
	3:27pm Longtime Commenter: It's rare for anyone to ask anyone for an opinion on the comments board. Commenters are mainly selfstarters.
	3:28pm Webhamster Henry: Is this the reboot of "Rats in my Room?"
	👻 3:29pm rrg: I'm old enough to remember when not everyone knew this.
	3:29pm Webhamster Henry: It sounded to me like "Got Rats" ... I should move close to the speaker.
	3:29pm berbo: 170Mb!! what would I do with all that space?
	👻 3:30pm rrg: I would like to know the provenance of this recording.
	3:30pm Laura L: You must be plumb crazy if you keep moving that tone arm!
	👻 3:30pm rrg: Hey. Irwin stopped the lecture just when it was getting to the good stuff.
	3:31pm Irwin: rrg: LL can explain the source. She provided it.
	3:32pm Parq: Irwin -I fear I may be mistaking it for a different piece. I remember that Charlie used another sort of vibrating piece (with periodic squeals of "Oh yeah!"), and I thought this was the same piece. I'm only devoting half a mind to the program today, so excuse my mistake.
	3:33pm Laura L: Here ya go--the visuals are good too. My brother worked on this exact same equipment for H. Ross Perot in the late 1970s in Texas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKslgJnQgG8
	4:04pm That Bipolar Guy: That's why I tune in to hear another episode of joe frank! Nothing against you Irwin I like you but honestly you are a bit long winded
	4:05pm Ike: Irwin is long-winded? Look who's talking. Heh.
	4:06pm That Bipolar Guy: I'm very tired today my friends. I fought an all night battle with bed bugs and I lost I had to sleep on the floor to get them to stop biting me
	4:08pm That Bipolar Guy: IRWIN? Please be kind and not play any Amanda on this weeks show, please?
	4:08pm Ike: I rest my case.
	4:10pm That Bipolar Guy: My supermarket of bogopa had a sale on Vienna sausages. I bought a whole case of them
	4:12pm That Bipolar Guy: I say that all the time "who needs sleep"
	4:15pm That Bipolar Guy: I'm a night person! I love the night when the sun sets and all the goths and the freaks come out
	4:21pm Carmichael: Bingo, Ike.
	4:22pm common: good 'un, ike.
	4:24pm Longtime Commenter: As I said at 3:27.
	4:24pm Mike East: just got a call from my wife that my daughter just fell asleep listening to Joe Frank.
	4:27pm awkward jack: you can't even get it up, God
	4:28pm Carmichael: Good for your wife, Mike. But not good for Joe Frank.
	4:30pm Mike East: she'll learn to appreciate it. Its tough for a 1.5 year old...I can't really even get her to pay attention to cartoons.
	4:36pm common: a problem i never had as a child, mike east.
	4:37pm P-90: When Joe Frank was on late-night in L.A., I drifted off a number of times while listening to him. His voice is soothing (even when what he's saying isn't) and the music loops can be hypnotically relaxing too.
	4:43pm Mike East: I tried listening on Sunday, but couldn't even keep my eyes open til 11...ended up falling asleep to Le Show.
	4:46pm P-90: ...love the rain storm behind this
	4:47pm Longtime Commenter: Ah, another Joe Frank late-afternoon pick-me-up!
	👻 4:48pm chris: Hypothetically, communism could lead to a fair society; and yes, the care of the individual is neglected for the care of the community (ideally, what's good for the community must be good for the individual)... However, I don't think we can point to any communist society in history ever having succeeded in providing a fair society. People will be people and any power given to any one individual will corrupt them. Therefore, I am correcting the young lady's sign to say, I want full democracy (a socialist state, where each citizen has a say in how the government functions). It would lead to an extremely inefficient, but fair, society. Closest examples are a few of the European countries...
	4:56pm Stanley: Poor old Frank, he doesn't have it easy.
	4:56pm fleep: I'd prefer an anarcho-syndicalist commune. Where we take it in turns to act as a sort of executive officer for the week. But all the decisions of that officer have to be ratified at a special biweekly meeting.
	4:58pm Longtime Commenter: Joe largely mesmerizes the commenters into inability to type.
	4:59pm Droll: I want a fair society, too! I love to meander down the rows of booths with rigged ring-toss games and $7 cotton candy! Who doesn't love the fair life? Free carnival rides on the Twirl-A-Puke for everyone!
	5:01pm P-90: ...so perhaps: an "Anarcho-syndicalist/Twirl-A-Puke Hybrid" system?
	5:01pm Mike East: government sponsored turkey legs.
	5:02pm P-90: Eric Idle might actually endorse the idea
	5:05pm efd: I guess first we're going to have to explain what a mimeograph was.
	5:06pm Irwin: Also explain what they smelled like.
	5:06pm P-90: @efd: Ha! where's Marshall McLuhan when you really need him?
	👻 5:07pm rrg: Enough, old people!
	5:07pm Alison Porchnik: I miss that smell.
	5:07pm P-90: --and the mind-altering effects when you sniffed 'em real deep
	5:08pm Droll: ...and the dampness of them when they were fresh! As long as we're building a more perfect union, let's talk about elections. If corporations are people, they should get to vote.
	👻 5:08pm rrg: I used ditto more than I used mimeo.
	5:11pm P-90: @rrg: Ditto?! What are you, some kind of communist or something? Or: Canadian? that's it, right?
	5:12pm Irwin: On this track Evelyn Glennie plays marimba, 2 mark trees, 5 tom toms, 3 cowbells, 5 temple blocks, Chinese cymbal, suspended cymbal, bell tree, claves, and stones
	👻 5:12pm rrg: Uh, oh. Is that some kind of telltale?
	👻 5:13pm rrg: What's a mark tree? Never mind, I'll look it up.
	5:14pm Laura L: Does Evelyn Glennie look like a Jim Flora character with extra arms and hands?
	5:14pm Irwin: BTW, Evelyn Glennie is deaf.
	5:15pm P-90: No shit?!
	5:15pm Kathy: PERSON at least in/under law IS a corporation. We living breathing souls are either MEN or WOMEN, NOT persons. Unless of course you want to contract with other "persons" and receive bills from them, than you must assume the role of "person".
	5:16pm Irwin: She feels vibrations. She has never heard audience applause. Also reads lips.
	5:17pm Carmichael: That's some heavy-ass shit, Irwin. I'll have to sit in the carpet and think.
	5:18pm Laura L: That's astonishing! Exactly what I was going to ask--is it a vibratory sense. Have been in a room with deaf folks--they raise their hands and wave them for applause--it's amazing to see.
	5:19pm Mike East: rental cost for Evelyn Glennie's percussion is $475 plus tax for the day....bring your own stones, though. Add $200 roundtrip if you need it delivered.
	5:19pm Irwin: en.wikipedia.org...
	5:19pm P-90: Wiki says she performs barefoot --that was my first thought, everything on that list of instruments can be "heard" through other parts of the body
	5:19pm Irwin: She was a student with the Cults Percussion Ensemble, whose amazing album was reissued on Trunk Records a few year ago.
	5:20pm Mike East: that is the type of email I send all day
	5:23pm Droll: Glennie contends that deafness is largely misunderstood by the public. She claims to have taught herself to hear with parts of her body other than her ears. -- Wikipedia I know holding the instrument is very different from standing inches away from it and listening. I think we underestimate how large a part of sound is touch.
	5:25pm P-90: @ Mike East: I think you've mentioned that before, you work for an SIR-type musical supply house? @ Droll: Yeah! if you've spent time around "deaf" people, you learn fast that they "hear" a lot
	5:25pm Alison Porchnik: I really like this tune
	5:30pm Mike East: yeah, small version of SIR. We have more percussion though...lotta orchestras and broadway pits come here. SIR gets all the "cool" clients.
	5:31pm Mike East: oops, I shouldn't put that out there. All our clients are VERY COOL. And we appreciate their business VERY MUCH.
	5:31pm Irwin: EFD: NOTE DRUM BREAK COMING UP AFTER FALSE ENDING.
	5:32pm Carmichael: Boy, great ol' song with great ol' memories. Some of them are still alive.
	5:36pm That Bipolar Guy: Well you learn something new every day:) a deaf percussionist who plays barefoot
	5:37pm Droll: . o O ( Nice fill, but EFD's choice of The Four Horsemen by Aphrodite's Child has the better fill (part in general)... Will he ever play it for H&M? )
	5:40pm Carmichael: That Young Widows was kinda Spinal Tappy in its rock seriousness.
	5:42pm P-90: Adjective of the Week: "Spinal Tappy"
	5:44pm Irwin: is this U2-ian?
	5:44pm Carmichael: "Rock and Roll Creation", specifically. Play them against one another and judge for ya selfs.
	5:46pm Mike East: printer song rules!
	5:47pm Laura L: It even hit the high note!
	5:47pm Listening Out There: Lawrence Welk: "C'mon, everybody...print!"
	5:48pm P-90: @ Mary Wing: did you get that?
	5:48pm Carmichael: Wow, how poppy can one band sound!? I'm already white guy dancing here!
	5:50pm ironybread: I'm a Wilco virgin. Where should I start?
	5:51pm Mike East: when I worked a Borders, EVERYBODY bought Yankee Foxtrot Hotel.
	5:52pm Irwin: It's all pretty good. Yankee Hotel Foxtrot or Wilco (The Album) recommended.
	5:53pm Irwin: The title of YHF comes from one of those cryptic "numbers stations."
	5:53pm Carmichael: Cmon, younger peoples, chime in. Oh wait, that would be EVERYONE.
	5:56pm Droll: Thanks Irwin, nice closing set, I'll see you later in archiveland for the first half. I'm really looking forward to hearing the battle of Random Access vs Sequential Storage. Those direct-access suckers are gonna get mummified by the 9-track guys.
	5:57pm Mike East: @Carmichael - by Everybody, I mean a lot old farts bought that album too
	5:59pm P-90: Thnx DJ Irwin --and Joe F. , wherever you are, somewhere out there
	10:09pm Charlie: After using the WFMU teleportation chamber (i.e. the archives) to listen to this program, I can confirm that I have never used that talkover music. (Sorry, Parq.)
	3:51am Droll: Howdy Irwin! I took the new teleporter here, to the past. It's great. The opening set was great. Everything's great. Hope you're great. The Three Little Bops was cool. That's jazz-speak for great, as you well know. The line "I wish my brother George was here" is the title of a Del Tha Funky Homosapien album. Any connection? I have a 15" platter from an old disk pack. Random access to all the music on that side of the album, indeed! DEAD! I did my trippy crowd-swimming dance. Damn fine show, as usual. Have a fun week.

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from May 7, 2014

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