WFMU: The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from April 7, 2015

Listener comments!
	12:06am jj: hallo, frowskateers! what did you learn this week?
	12:09am sanitariumhill: This is a great song You're Dreaming
	12:11am sanitariumhill: I learned to corn my own beef
	12:13am nate: I learned that the eagles could be difficult to work with
	12:14am P-90: whoah! it's Frow! whazzup, Bro? wait, I mean: WOW! it's Frow! whazzup now?
	12:15am sanitariumhill: @nate the eagles are tough but the beef was easy
	12:17am P-90: I learned that every time this show comes on, I remember when it was on Sunday nights and when Gaylord would announce that it was coming up, he always sounded skeptical about the pronunciation of the name, never seemed to get used to it.
	12:24am nate: Pertaining to the Red Rhodes song from last week, I learned that steel guitar music vendors are still living in the late 90s with their website designs
	12:25am mister nar: awesome set so far!!!!!!
	12:25am Lefty: Enjoying the music jj
	12:27am rw: I learned that the women who work in the preservation lab at the New York Public Library wear white lab coats.
	12:29am rw: sanitariumhill, how do you corn beef?
	12:30am sanitariumhill: @rw You place a brisket in a brine of salt and spices for 5 to ten days.
	12:35am JakeGould: Corn this beef.
	12:37am rw: Sounds easy. After a few days I'd probably forget about it though. How'd it turn out?
	12:37am coelacanth: olá Jesse and Frows,and others! i learned this week that "frow" in this context is a reference to a mis-spelling of "fro"!
	12:38am jj.: ha, did you learn that by listening to the Marathon archive or did you learn it elsewhere?
	12:40am JakeGould: @jj.: Yeah, I remember that from a show a few weeks back. You were DJing something and your choices weren’t going over that well and someone slipped you a note: “Yo! Fro!”
	12:40am wendy del formaggio: I'm glad I'm still awake so I can tune in. This is a great coupla sets.
	12:40am coelacanth: i listened to your marathon show. Great story!
	12:42am sanitariumhill: @rw It was delicious. I made corned beef hash with the leftovers tonight.
	12:45am JakeGould: @sanitariumhill: Seriously, I envy someone who does that to meat.
	12:46am P-90: I heard that "origin story" during the marathon too. I just always remeber Gaylord pausing almost imperceptibly before saying Frow Show, like he wanted to be sure he was using the correct pronunciation. He thought at first that "Frow" probably rhymed with "Show". Perfectly reasonable, just wrong.
	12:47am nate: If you are in the mood for learning, do a search for the essay "coming in like El Niño" by Jeremy Lavine, as well as the companion piece "lightning!!!". this music makes a good backdrop
	12:48am sanitariumhill: You corn it with salt, saltpeter, brown sugar, cinnamon stick, mustard seeds, black peppercorns, cloves, allspice berries, juniper berries, crushed bay leaves, and ginger
	12:53am JakeGould: @sanitariumhill: Neat! Any proportions you go? Or just basically like one tablespoon—or 1/4 cup—each?
	12:55am sanitariumhill: @Jake Just search for Alton Brown's corning your own beef recipe and I used 1 cup Morton Tender Quick
	12:57am sanitariumhill: and I added coriander
	1:03am will: Was that last song about 37 minutes long or did it just stretch my imagination.
	1:04am jj.: little of both. it's been about 37 minutes over 4 pieces of music segued into one another. oregon's been going since just before midnight. swimming in bengal was the 20 minutes before that...
	1:05am Ĩkє: No cumin?
	1:08am rw: Hmmm... I just learned that saltpeter does not curb the male sex drive.
	1:10am sanitariumhill: ie. No cumin. The myth is that saltpeter causes impotence.
	1:13am P-90: No cumin! And coriander is key! Was it really not in the recipe? This discussion is making me very hungry for a corned beef sandwich on seeded rye. With a little brown mustard.
	1:14am sanitariumhill: The seeded rye is key. Tomorrow I'm making that rye and reubens to finish it up.
	1:15am sanitariumhill: @P-90 coriander was not in the recipe.
	1:22am Knile: Happy Frow O'Clock, folks
	1:24am Knile: This week I learned that the prevalence of latex condoms is a complicated situation. (Slate had a surprisingly enjoyable longform piece about the situation.)
	1:26am sanitariumhill: @Knile How so
	1:27am Ryab: Oh my god this is the first thing I've heard of this Bridges tape. Incredible.
	1:27am BEAVO: The Dude abides!
	1:28am sanitariumhill: @rw would your name happen to be Mark
	1:29am jj.: the whole dude sleep tapes thing is pretty well done, i think. charming & creative.
	1:29am rw: Knile, My grandfather used to work at the Chicago Water District. He said they clogged up the works there. sanitariumhill, No. Robert.
	1:30am Knile: @sanitariumhill I can't do it justice at this hour/mindstate but a lot of it boils down to whether condoms that felt better (e.g. lambskin) would be just as effective. The research was fuzzily done & led to strong policy & cultural norms, but maybe non-latex alternatives are the way to go, in terms of safety.
	1:33am sanitariumhill: When I was at Pratt I used to use those NYC condoms. Broke all the time
	1:35am rw: I have an insanely great photo of my grandfather at work in the chemistry lab there in 1941.
	1:36am sanitariumhill: @rw At the Chicago Water District?
	1:37am P-90: chem lab at Pratt?
	1:38am rw: Yes. Chicago Water District. It was the only thing I wanted from my Grandmother's estate.
	1:38am sanitariumhill: Pratt may have had a chem lab in 1941
	1:38am Ryab: Ahhhh Jesse you tha man.
	1:39am sanitariumhill: @rw You just wanted the photo?
	1:40am rw: Yes. It's pretty great. I'll upload a snapshot.
	1:41am sanitariumhill: That would be good. Are you sure your name's not Mark?
	1:43am P-90: I. Bridges' photography is also worth checking out, he's been doing it for a while and has a style, not a dabbler.
	1:45am rw: https://www.dropbox.com/s/hlsre24vzq0cevd/P1010774-small.jpg?dl=0 Photo's a little blurry but you get the idea. Was totally mesmerized by this photo as a kid. My grandfather's standing on the right. Nope. Robert.
	1:45am sanitariumhill: P-90 That sounds interesting
	1:46am sanitariumhill: @rw Wow nice. Thanks for sharing
	1:48am Knile: www.slate.com...
	1:49am Knile: 250th anniversary is cubic zirconium
	1:50am P-90: The Dude's photographic specialty is the panoramic camera, which takes those extra-wide shots with enormous depth of field.
	1:50am jj.: perfect!
	1:51am jj.: yeah, i stumbled on a mini show of the dude's photography at the lincoln center movie theater a few years ago. nice stuff. still scared of his C&W band, though.
	1:54am rw: P-90, If I remember correctly that camera has a lens that swivels on an axis to get that sweeping panorama. It's called a Widelux.
	1:55am P-90: [in Count Floyd voice] Scary, kids, really makes me want to pull the covers over my head, the thought of that Dude's band. Ooh, so scary!
	1:55am ░Ī Ҡ ℰ░:: Fascinating article, @Knile. I had no idea so many people had problems w/latex condoms.
	2:04am P-90: rw: yep, it's a Japanese model of what photographers generically term a "pano" or "pan cam." Some have swivel lenses, some have an internal "tilting lens board" mechanism. Bridges has a good eye and a real sense of how exploit the unique properties of that technology.
	2:10am rw: P-90, I like the idea that with those cameras there's a time difference between the left and right (top/bottom if vertical) sides of the photos. And I agree, he seems to have a pretty good sense of how to use the thing.
	2:25am rw: It's funny, so many of the Bridges photos seem to be taken on movie sets. It creates an odd blend of reality and fiction. (Which is something that's inherent in the photographic process to begin with.)
	2:31am rw: Jesse!! Enjoying the drift.
	2:34am sanitariumhill: I wish I was in NY with a huge wad of cash
	2:37am rw: Who needs cash when you've got homemade reuben sandwiches?
	2:38am rw: Okay, I know. But still.
	2:38am sanitariumhill: I live like a refugee
	2:39am Mugsy: You know you don't have to live like a refugee
	2:48am coelacanth: Jesse Thanks for a Brilliant 3 hours! i'll hear the end but i'm getting away from the computer now. good night all.
	2:49am Mugsy: Goodnight and yeah nice job.
	2:49am JakeGould: Hey again.
	2:49am jj.: thanks & you're welcome! thanks so much for hanging out!

The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from April 7, 2015

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Grand pianos in the surf, singing frogs, hyphenated psych, outtakes, live collaging, twangy drone, old folk, and ephemeral pop.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Jonathan Richman	O Sun "O Sun" by "Jonathan Richman"	O Sun	Blue Arrow		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Seatrain	Mississippi Moon "Mississippi Moon" by "Seatrain"	The Marblehead Messenger	Capitol		0:06:49 (Pop-up)
The Cactus Blossoms	You're Dreaming	You're Dreaming 7"	(no label)		0:09:34 (Pop-up)
Del Shannon	River Cool "River Cool" by "Del Shannon"	The Further Adventures of Charles Westover	Trouble In Mind		0:12:56 (Pop-up)
Alessandro Alessandroni	Idrolisi "Idrolisi" by "Alessandro Alessandroni"	Industrial by Alessandroni	Finders Keepers/Dead Cert		0:16:19 (Pop-up)
Dean Carter	Mary Sue "Mary Sue" by "Dean Carter"	Call of the Wild	Big Beat		0:18:21 (Pop-up)
Sam Cohen	The Garden "The Garden" by "Sam Cohen"	Cool It	Easy Sound		0:20:36 (Pop-up)
Boys Age	Forbidden Summer "Forbidden Summer" by "Boys Age"	Forbidden Summer	(no label)		0:24:24 (Pop-up)
Heaters	Mean Green "Mean Green" by "Heaters"	Mean Green 7"	Beyond Beyond Is Beyond		0:28:12 (Pop-up)

Christopher Connor & unidentified females	Flirtation Dance	South Hill Village, Anguilla, 7/62	Cultural Equity	Lomax recording	0:39:43 (Pop-up)
Limbus 3	Valiha "Valiha" by "Limbus 3"	Cosmic Music Experience	(no label)		0:41:09 (Pop-up)
Swimming in Bengal	Walking Alone "Walking Alone" by "Swimming in Bengal"	Vol. 1	Lather		0:43:48 (Pop-up)
Oregon	Space "Space" by "Oregon"	March 1975 Binghamton, NY	(no label)		1:02:08 (Pop-up)
Okkyung Lee / Chris Corsano / Bill Nace	Live at Number 3	Live at Stone	Open Mouth		1:11:50 (Pop-up)
Nate Young	Dread "Dread" by "Nate Young"	Regression	Ideal		1:23:49 (Pop-up)
Jeff Bridges	Seeing With My Eyes Closed	The Sleeping Tapes	(no label)		1:27:48 (Pop-up)
Danielle DePicciotto	Tacoma "Tacoma" by "Danielle DePicciotto"	Tacoma	Moabit Musik		1:31:41 (Pop-up)
James Justin	The Floods "The Floods" by "James Justin"	Zomba Prison Project: I Have No Everything Here	Six Degrees		1:37:58 (Pop-up)
Irene Chibowa	Last Wishes "Last Wishes" by "Irene Chibowa"	Zomba Prison Project: I Have No Everything Here	Six Degrees		1:40:34 (Pop-up)

Trash Kit	Leaves "Leaves" by "Trash Kit"	Confidence	Upset the Rhythm		1:53:11 (Pop-up)
Christy & Emily	Railroad "Railroad" by "Christy & Emily"	Two Rooms 7"	Big Print		1:56:07 (Pop-up)
Dave Jones	When I Set Out to Sea "When I Set Out to Sea" by "Dave Jones"	Etudes for Ring Modulator and Delay	Scioto		1:59:47 (Pop-up)
Gregor Curten And Anselm Rogmans	Planes II	Planes	Wah Wah		2:03:15 (Pop-up)
Alvin Lucier	Music for Pure Waves, Bass Drums and Acoustic Pendulums	Trio Nexus	Mode		2:20:05 (Pop-up)
Kit Wilmans Fegradoe	The Pantheon (Issa Release Mix)	The Pantheon (Issa Release Mix)	(no label)	via Soundcloud	2:21:42 (Pop-up)
Drakkar	Boer Bang Min Maytha "Boer Bang Min Maytha" by "Drakkar"	Drakkar	Metal Postcard	plus, Daniel Menche "Rain Mix"	2:41:46 (Pop-up)
Michael Nesmith	Some Of Shelley's Blues	27 November 1975 Paris Theatre, London, UK	(no label)		2:48:01 (Pop-up)
Jackson C Frank	Juliette "Juliette" by "Jackson C Frank"	Jackson C. Frank: The Complete Recordings	Ba Da Bing!		2:51:57 (Pop-up)
Joanne Robertson	Black Moon Days "Black Moon Days" by "Joanne Robertson"	Black Moon Days	Feeding Tube		2:54:49 (Pop-up)
Julie Byrne	Melting Grid "Melting Grid" by "Julie Byrne"	Melting Grid 7"	Static Caravan		2:58:39 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:06am jj: hallo, frowskateers! what did you learn this week?
	12:09am sanitariumhill: This is a great song You're Dreaming
	12:11am sanitariumhill: I learned to corn my own beef
	12:13am nate: I learned that the eagles could be difficult to work with
	12:14am P-90: whoah! it's Frow! whazzup, Bro? wait, I mean: WOW! it's Frow! whazzup now?
	12:15am sanitariumhill: @nate the eagles are tough but the beef was easy
	12:17am P-90: I learned that every time this show comes on, I remember when it was on Sunday nights and when Gaylord would announce that it was coming up, he always sounded skeptical about the pronunciation of the name, never seemed to get used to it.
	12:24am nate: Pertaining to the Red Rhodes song from last week, I learned that steel guitar music vendors are still living in the late 90s with their website designs
	12:25am mister nar: awesome set so far!!!!!!
	12:25am Lefty: Enjoying the music jj
	12:27am rw: I learned that the women who work in the preservation lab at the New York Public Library wear white lab coats.
	12:29am rw: sanitariumhill, how do you corn beef?
	12:30am sanitariumhill: @rw You place a brisket in a brine of salt and spices for 5 to ten days.
	12:35am JakeGould: Corn this beef.
	12:37am rw: Sounds easy. After a few days I'd probably forget about it though. How'd it turn out?
	12:37am coelacanth: olá Jesse and Frows,and others! i learned this week that "frow" in this context is a reference to a mis-spelling of "fro"!
	12:38am jj.: ha, did you learn that by listening to the Marathon archive or did you learn it elsewhere?
	12:40am JakeGould: @jj.: Yeah, I remember that from a show a few weeks back. You were DJing something and your choices weren’t going over that well and someone slipped you a note: “Yo! Fro!”
	12:40am wendy del formaggio: I'm glad I'm still awake so I can tune in. This is a great coupla sets.
	12:40am coelacanth: i listened to your marathon show. Great story!
	12:42am sanitariumhill: @rw It was delicious. I made corned beef hash with the leftovers tonight.
	12:45am JakeGould: @sanitariumhill: Seriously, I envy someone who does that to meat.
	12:46am P-90: I heard that "origin story" during the marathon too. I just always remeber Gaylord pausing almost imperceptibly before saying Frow Show, like he wanted to be sure he was using the correct pronunciation. He thought at first that "Frow" probably rhymed with "Show". Perfectly reasonable, just wrong.
	12:47am nate: If you are in the mood for learning, do a search for the essay "coming in like El Niño" by Jeremy Lavine, as well as the companion piece "lightning!!!". this music makes a good backdrop
	12:48am sanitariumhill: You corn it with salt, saltpeter, brown sugar, cinnamon stick, mustard seeds, black peppercorns, cloves, allspice berries, juniper berries, crushed bay leaves, and ginger
	12:53am JakeGould: @sanitariumhill: Neat! Any proportions you go? Or just basically like one tablespoon—or 1/4 cup—each?
	12:55am sanitariumhill: @Jake Just search for Alton Brown's corning your own beef recipe and I used 1 cup Morton Tender Quick
	12:57am sanitariumhill: and I added coriander
	1:03am will: Was that last song about 37 minutes long or did it just stretch my imagination.
	1:04am jj.: little of both. it's been about 37 minutes over 4 pieces of music segued into one another. oregon's been going since just before midnight. swimming in bengal was the 20 minutes before that...
	1:05am Ĩkє: No cumin?
	1:08am rw: Hmmm... I just learned that saltpeter does not curb the male sex drive.
	1:10am sanitariumhill: ie. No cumin. The myth is that saltpeter causes impotence.
	1:13am P-90: No cumin! And coriander is key! Was it really not in the recipe? This discussion is making me very hungry for a corned beef sandwich on seeded rye. With a little brown mustard.
	1:14am sanitariumhill: The seeded rye is key. Tomorrow I'm making that rye and reubens to finish it up.
	1:15am sanitariumhill: @P-90 coriander was not in the recipe.
	1:22am Knile: Happy Frow O'Clock, folks
	1:24am Knile: This week I learned that the prevalence of latex condoms is a complicated situation. (Slate had a surprisingly enjoyable longform piece about the situation.)
	1:26am sanitariumhill: @Knile How so
	1:27am Ryab: Oh my god this is the first thing I've heard of this Bridges tape. Incredible.
	1:27am BEAVO: The Dude abides!
	1:28am sanitariumhill: @rw would your name happen to be Mark
	1:29am jj.: the whole dude sleep tapes thing is pretty well done, i think. charming & creative.
	1:29am rw: Knile, My grandfather used to work at the Chicago Water District. He said they clogged up the works there. sanitariumhill, No. Robert.
	1:30am Knile: @sanitariumhill I can't do it justice at this hour/mindstate but a lot of it boils down to whether condoms that felt better (e.g. lambskin) would be just as effective. The research was fuzzily done & led to strong policy & cultural norms, but maybe non-latex alternatives are the way to go, in terms of safety.
	1:33am sanitariumhill: When I was at Pratt I used to use those NYC condoms. Broke all the time
	1:35am rw: I have an insanely great photo of my grandfather at work in the chemistry lab there in 1941.
	1:36am sanitariumhill: @rw At the Chicago Water District?
	1:37am P-90: chem lab at Pratt?
	1:38am rw: Yes. Chicago Water District. It was the only thing I wanted from my Grandmother's estate.
	1:38am sanitariumhill: Pratt may have had a chem lab in 1941
	1:38am Ryab: Ahhhh Jesse you tha man.
	1:39am sanitariumhill: @rw You just wanted the photo?
	1:40am rw: Yes. It's pretty great. I'll upload a snapshot.
	1:41am sanitariumhill: That would be good. Are you sure your name's not Mark?
	1:43am P-90: I. Bridges' photography is also worth checking out, he's been doing it for a while and has a style, not a dabbler.
	1:45am rw: https://www.dropbox.com/s/hlsre24vzq0cevd/P1010774-small.jpg?dl=0 Photo's a little blurry but you get the idea. Was totally mesmerized by this photo as a kid. My grandfather's standing on the right. Nope. Robert.
	1:45am sanitariumhill: P-90 That sounds interesting
	1:46am sanitariumhill: @rw Wow nice. Thanks for sharing
	1:48am Knile: www.slate.com...
	1:49am Knile: 250th anniversary is cubic zirconium
	1:50am P-90: The Dude's photographic specialty is the panoramic camera, which takes those extra-wide shots with enormous depth of field.
	1:50am jj.: perfect!
	1:51am jj.: yeah, i stumbled on a mini show of the dude's photography at the lincoln center movie theater a few years ago. nice stuff. still scared of his C&W band, though.
	1:54am rw: P-90, If I remember correctly that camera has a lens that swivels on an axis to get that sweeping panorama. It's called a Widelux.
	1:55am P-90: [in Count Floyd voice] Scary, kids, really makes me want to pull the covers over my head, the thought of that Dude's band. Ooh, so scary!
	1:55am ░Ī Ҡ ℰ░:: Fascinating article, @Knile. I had no idea so many people had problems w/latex condoms.
	2:04am P-90: rw: yep, it's a Japanese model of what photographers generically term a "pano" or "pan cam." Some have swivel lenses, some have an internal "tilting lens board" mechanism. Bridges has a good eye and a real sense of how exploit the unique properties of that technology.
	2:10am rw: P-90, I like the idea that with those cameras there's a time difference between the left and right (top/bottom if vertical) sides of the photos. And I agree, he seems to have a pretty good sense of how to use the thing.
	2:25am rw: It's funny, so many of the Bridges photos seem to be taken on movie sets. It creates an odd blend of reality and fiction. (Which is something that's inherent in the photographic process to begin with.)
	2:31am rw: Jesse!! Enjoying the drift.
	2:34am sanitariumhill: I wish I was in NY with a huge wad of cash
	2:37am rw: Who needs cash when you've got homemade reuben sandwiches?
	2:38am rw: Okay, I know. But still.
	2:38am sanitariumhill: I live like a refugee
	2:39am Mugsy: You know you don't have to live like a refugee
	2:48am coelacanth: Jesse Thanks for a Brilliant 3 hours! i'll hear the end but i'm getting away from the computer now. good night all.
	2:49am Mugsy: Goodnight and yeah nice job.
	2:49am JakeGould: Hey again.
	2:49am jj.: thanks & you're welcome! thanks so much for hanging out!

The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from April 7, 2015

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