WFMU: Brian Turner: Playlist from March 29, 2016

Listener comments!
	3:03pm Wild Neil: Brian et al-good afternoon! Peace be unto you all...
	3:05pm Cecile: is this the Narita from High Rise?
	3:05pm Wild Neil: Cecile! Whatsup!?
	3:05pm Brian Turner: It is.
	3:05pm Cecile: hey, Neil!
	3:06pm geezerette: Howdy Brian and invisible friends!
	3:06pm Cecile: how new is this? It's pretty blazing!
	3:11pm Cecile: EVEL!
	3:12pm Stepchild: Thrilled about your guests upcoming today, Brian!
	3:14pm Planet Tyler: Funny, I'm working on Bob Truax's archival collection right this moment looking at a picture of...the Skycycle! Truax is the guy who made the rocket that didn't get Evel across the Snake River gorge!
	3:14pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks for the Garry Shandling tribute, Brian!
	3:15pm Cecile: "bones heal, chicks dig scars and the united states has the best doctor-to-daredevil ratio in the world."
	3:15pm slawooy: this is the song i got hooked up on you guys....monica show long time ago..
	3:16pm Brendan: Anyone with a hollow diamond encrusted cane filled with bourbon is aok.
	3:16pm βrian: "Do you wear a helmet? Do you always wear a helmet? Here, hold your head out. That hurt? ..."
	3:20pm Cliff: Good ol' NWW
	3:25pm Ike: Some other commenter somewhere: "Those darn escalator warnings bring all the charm of Hartsfield International Airport in Atlanta right into downtown New York."
	3:26pm steve: massive show at ol Monty last night BT. one for the ages.
	3:30pm slugluv1313: YES!!! that Butthole Surfers song has always been my main "connection" to Gary Shandling!
	3:32pm Polyus: Some friends of mine saw Magma last weekend and are still all wide-eyed.
	3:33pm Chris from DC: Magma were here a few years ago. It was quite an experience.
	3:36pm common: these sounds are twistin my melon.
	3:36pm MattD: I love Schwarzwaldfahrt - it's seen me through some tough times.
	3:37pm βrian: Them's some bright clacks.
	3:48pm Chris M.: awesome show
	3:51pm Cecile: here comes the painkiller.
	3:55pm Rev. Turnip Druid: you lovely people.
	3:56pm Cliff: What lovely and terrible noise
	3:58pm steve: haha cdn.discogs.com...
	4:01pm Polyus: BT -that's what it feels like to live here in the upper Midwest all the time. We get left off a lot of peoples' itineraries.
	4:06pm Brian Turner: Yep, I grew up in a similar zone which makes appreciation of the odd straying great live music all the more acute...
	4:12pm geezerette: Have to say,it's really beautiful.
	4:16pm geezerette: Previously unaware of them,glad to be introduced.
	4:32pm geezerette: They are so sweet and passionate.
	4:39pm John Whitson: Rainbow generators
	4:44pm Cecile: that's why I like abstract art better now than I did before. I don't want people directing me how to like something much anymore.
	4:44pm Cliff: That's quite a melange of instrumentation, this oughta be good :)
	4:48pm Cheri Pi: lurking, digging
	4:49pm Cecile: word-clouding
	4:56pm PERSONATOR: Love love love love ..... Love ....... Love
	5:05pm Cecile: I love these guys.
	5:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Grateful, for example, for the 'Soundtrack' / Cinematic music WFMU often brings. Those Artists have a totally open palette.
	5:08pm geezerette: Cecile,same here regarding abstraction. Freedom is largely the point I think. Do you, like Pollock for example?
	5:09pm Cecile: I like abstract painters who have if not a foot, at least a toe in nature. Pollock is not a favorite, but I respect his method.
	5:09pm geezerette: Everyone's comments are so good!
	5:15pm geezerette: Cecile,high-five! BrianT. is right,these guys are inspirational. SOOOOOO GOOD!
	5:18pm Dean: Grisey, Murail
	5:19pm Cecile: Look up Jim Harris, his stuff is great. And he's alive and on Pinterest!
	5:20pm geezerette: Thanks,I will!
	5:20pm Dean: Maybe Bernard Fort?
	5:26pm Fred: as hse said, "Hell Yeah 'FMU!"
	5:27pm Fred: *she and also, right on Brian!
	5:28pm Cliff: LOL, "Faust?! The old guys?"
	5:28pm geezerette: www.saatchiart.com... (:) Thanks!
	5:29pm YS: Great show with Dumitrescu and Avram. Thanks!
	5:30pm geezerette: Thank you Brian Turner,Great interview!
	5:30pm joeray: The biggest problem with collage radio (I'm a DJ at one) is its management by the students.
	5:31pm Cecile: ITA, you really have to move out of yourself to not just play the college hits.
	5:31pm YS: You typo "collage radio" actually seems quite apporpriate!
	5:32pm ZX: YYYYYSSSS!
	5:33pm Dean: That's Hodgkinson on bass clarinet.
	5:34pm northguineahills: I found the biggest problem w/ college radio is the licenses being sold to corporate interests, like my alma mater, University of Florida did to Clear Channel in 1994. So, we had to make a pirate radio station.
	5:35pm YS: is that you ZZZXXX???
	5:36pm Brian Turner: Thanks, they were super guests, was really intrepid and kind for them to trek out to Jersey City and thanks to Aleba Gartner and Charkitte Levitt for making it happen.
	5:37pm geezerette: J.W.:Rainbow generators Cecile:word-clouding RevRab:open palette joeray:collage radio
	5:38pm MattD: Fascinating interview, will have to listen again later. On the abstraction thread, I wasn't aware of Jim Harris, but he looks interesting. One of my favourite painters, though he doesn't call himself abstract as far as I recall, is Howard Hodgkin. I think his work's amazing - www.howard-hodgkin.com
	5:43pm geezerette: MattD: Howard Hodgkin is great. I love David Hockney too and older generations like Ad Rinehart,Joan Mitchell,Philip Guston...long,long list.
	5:43pm joeray: There is total programming freedom on some college radio but the student managerial ineptitude drives away serious DJ's and fosters DJ's whom are more into entertaining their audience. For instance WFMU's non-request stance and not having listeners call shows (except for the Marathon!)is instrumental in allowing DJs to not worry about pleasing their audience.
	5:45pm Ken From Hyde Park: Superb interview, BT. As with all the good WFMU stuff, it lives on in the archives.
	5:46pm geezerette: BTW, thanks for Hodgkin link,am totally digging the images.
	5:50pm Brian Turner: Thanks Ken.
	5:56pm Stepchild: WREK in Atlanta has historically been able to escape some of the typical college radio problems by the grace of its license mandate: to provide an alternative to other radio. Since Atlanta is pretty large radio market, it's already served by most ordinary radio niches, including "college radio." Because of that, WREK's always provided a much greater and broader programming than many/most other college stations. At the cost, however, of being loathed by a majority of Ga Tech students...
	5:57pm Gaylord Fields: De-lurking again to say this show was inspiring! Thanks, Brian!
	5:57pm Cliff: Yep, thanks so much Brian
	6:01pm joeray: @Stepchild: I do not think many URI (WRIU) students even listen to their station!

Brian Turner: Playlist from March 29, 2016

Order and disorder in a freeform haze of terribly-played guitars, shorted-out electronics, found audio detritus, strange sounds from strange lands all around. Psych-punk-junk, collage, even pop. Lots of in-studio live performances to boot.

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March 29, 2016: w/ special guests IANCU DUMITRESCU and ANA-MARIA AVRAM

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Join Brian as he celebrates the first-ever New York visit of renowned experimental Romanian composers Iancu Dumitrescu and his wife Ana-Maria Avram, with a two hour special from 4-6pm. He'll be showcasing their amazing recordings through the years, and host an exclusive interview with them at WFMU's studios while in town to present their music at Columbia University's Miller Theater March 1-5. Pairing learned concepts of Phenomenology with Acousmatic-leaning composition, Dumitrescu led the charge in outlining a new objectivity over purely academic approach to the creation of music. He and Ana-Maria both share the philosophies of being Spectralist composers, utilizing sonographic and mathematic data visuals as decision-making elements in sound with acoustic, electronic, and tape sources; it's something touched on by the likes of Varese and Xenakis in the past, made prominent by the French, but never done as uniquely-stylized as with them. They've influenced many avant composers in recent decades, and even legions of Noise kids with their detailed attention to finely-crafted chaos. Tune in for heavy sounds and discussion on the essence of music with two major innovators.

(* = new)

Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Alf Danielson	Glover "Glover" by "Alf Danielson"	Various: Killing Capitalism With Kindness	Turbulence		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Munehiro Narita	White Rabbit "White Rabbit" by "Munehiro Narita"	Psyche De Loid	Guerssen	*	0:02:04 (Pop-up)
Butthole Surfers	"Nigerian Elvis is Feqer Feqer New"	Alemeyahu Eshete "cover" on MTV			0:05:26 (Pop-up)
Evel Knievel	"Evel Knievel"				0:09:47 (Pop-up)
Nurse With Wound	(I Don't Want To Have) Easy Listening Nightmares	Alice the Goon	United Dairies		0:10:35 (Pop-up)
From Scratch	Passage "Passage" by "From Scratch"	Five Rhythm Works	Em	*	0:18:53 (Pop-up)
PATH WTC cacophany	"PATH WTC cacophany"				0:21:23 (Pop-up)
Sugai Ken	Garden In the Night "Garden In the Night" by "Sugai Ken"	Goto No Yoniwa	Em	*	0:21:49 (Pop-up)
Peter Brotzmann & Han Bennink	NR 4	Schwartzwaldfahrt	FMP		0:32:28 (Pop-up)
El-G & Charlene Darling	Bancco "Bancco" by "El-G & Charlene Darling"	Au Grand Dam du Jour	No Label		0:40:25 (Pop-up)
Karen Constance & Dan Melchior	Today I Wrote Nothing	In the Egg	Chocolate Monk	*	0:41:00 (Pop-up)
Mammal	Hydrocodone "Hydrocodone" by "Mammal"	Lake and Sand	Ormolycka	*	0:44:03 (Pop-up)
Den Mediterande Uttern	Doktorsgatan	Doktorsgatan	Mediterande Records and Tapes	*	0:49:53 (Pop-up)
Iancu Dumitrescu	Hazard and Tectonics	Pierres Sacrées / Hazard And Tectonics	Ideologic Organ / Editions Mego		0:59:46 (Pop-up)
Iancu Dumitrescu	Galaxy (excerpt)	Edition Modern 1005	Edition Modern		1:09:02 (Pop-up)
Iancu Dumitrescu & Ana-Maria Avram	Interview in the WFMU studios (Part 1)				1:14:49 (Pop-up)
Iancu Dumitrescu	Ultrasonic Sublime	Live in Berlin / Edition Modern 1034	Edition Modern		1:40:56 (Pop-up)
Ana-Maria Avram / Hyperion Ensemble	Nouvelle Axe	Musique Action	ReR		1:57:55 (Pop-up)
Iancu Dumitrescu & Ana-Maria Avram	Interview in the WFMU studios (Part 2)				2:03:47 (Pop-up)
Iancu Dumitrescu	Objet Sonore Mysterieux (II)	Edition Modern 1017	Edition Modern		2:27:27 (Pop-up)
Ana-Maria Avram	Ascent (excerpt) "Ascent (excerpt)" by "Ana-Maria Avram"	Edition Modern 1014	Edition Modern		2:39:41 (Pop-up)
Bromp Treb	Shrinkage Tractor "Shrinkage Tractor" by "Bromp Treb"	Shrinkage Tractor	Yeay! Tapes	*	2:46:28 (Pop-up)
Khun Narin's Electric Phin Band	Baisi Sukhwan	II	Innovative Leisure	*	2:53:41 (Pop-up)

Iancu Dumitrescu North/South Pole from The Wire Magazine on Vimeo.

Clip from a forthcoming documentary "North/South Pole"

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Listener comments!
	3:03pm Wild Neil: Brian et al-good afternoon! Peace be unto you all...
	3:05pm Cecile: is this the Narita from High Rise?
	3:05pm Wild Neil: Cecile! Whatsup!?
	3:05pm Brian Turner: It is.
	3:05pm Cecile: hey, Neil!
	3:06pm geezerette: Howdy Brian and invisible friends!
	3:06pm Cecile: how new is this? It's pretty blazing!
	3:11pm Cecile: EVEL!
	3:12pm Stepchild: Thrilled about your guests upcoming today, Brian!
	3:14pm Planet Tyler: Funny, I'm working on Bob Truax's archival collection right this moment looking at a picture of...the Skycycle! Truax is the guy who made the rocket that didn't get Evel across the Snake River gorge!
	3:14pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks for the Garry Shandling tribute, Brian!
	3:15pm Cecile: "bones heal, chicks dig scars and the united states has the best doctor-to-daredevil ratio in the world."
	3:15pm slawooy: this is the song i got hooked up on you guys....monica show long time ago..
	3:16pm Brendan: Anyone with a hollow diamond encrusted cane filled with bourbon is aok.
	3:16pm βrian: "Do you wear a helmet? Do you always wear a helmet? Here, hold your head out. That hurt? ..."
	3:20pm Cliff: Good ol' NWW
	3:25pm Ike: Some other commenter somewhere: "Those darn escalator warnings bring all the charm of Hartsfield International Airport in Atlanta right into downtown New York."
	3:26pm steve: massive show at ol Monty last night BT. one for the ages.
	3:30pm slugluv1313: YES!!! that Butthole Surfers song has always been my main "connection" to Gary Shandling!
	3:32pm Polyus: Some friends of mine saw Magma last weekend and are still all wide-eyed.
	3:33pm Chris from DC: Magma were here a few years ago. It was quite an experience.
	3:36pm common: these sounds are twistin my melon.
	3:36pm MattD: I love Schwarzwaldfahrt - it's seen me through some tough times.
	3:37pm βrian: Them's some bright clacks.
	3:48pm Chris M.: awesome show
	3:51pm Cecile: here comes the painkiller.
	3:55pm Rev. Turnip Druid: you lovely people.
	3:56pm Cliff: What lovely and terrible noise
	3:58pm steve: haha cdn.discogs.com...
	4:01pm Polyus: BT -that's what it feels like to live here in the upper Midwest all the time. We get left off a lot of peoples' itineraries.
	4:06pm Brian Turner: Yep, I grew up in a similar zone which makes appreciation of the odd straying great live music all the more acute...
	4:12pm geezerette: Have to say,it's really beautiful.
	4:16pm geezerette: Previously unaware of them,glad to be introduced.
	4:32pm geezerette: They are so sweet and passionate.
	4:39pm John Whitson: Rainbow generators
	4:44pm Cecile: that's why I like abstract art better now than I did before. I don't want people directing me how to like something much anymore.
	4:44pm Cliff: That's quite a melange of instrumentation, this oughta be good :)
	4:48pm Cheri Pi: lurking, digging
	4:49pm Cecile: word-clouding
	4:56pm PERSONATOR: Love love love love ..... Love ....... Love
	5:05pm Cecile: I love these guys.
	5:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Grateful, for example, for the 'Soundtrack' / Cinematic music WFMU often brings. Those Artists have a totally open palette.
	5:08pm geezerette: Cecile,same here regarding abstraction. Freedom is largely the point I think. Do you, like Pollock for example?
	5:09pm Cecile: I like abstract painters who have if not a foot, at least a toe in nature. Pollock is not a favorite, but I respect his method.
	5:09pm geezerette: Everyone's comments are so good!
	5:15pm geezerette: Cecile,high-five! BrianT. is right,these guys are inspirational. SOOOOOO GOOD!
	5:18pm Dean: Grisey, Murail
	5:19pm Cecile: Look up Jim Harris, his stuff is great. And he's alive and on Pinterest!
	5:20pm geezerette: Thanks,I will!
	5:20pm Dean: Maybe Bernard Fort?
	5:26pm Fred: as hse said, "Hell Yeah 'FMU!"
	5:27pm Fred: *she and also, right on Brian!
	5:28pm Cliff: LOL, "Faust?! The old guys?"
	5:28pm geezerette: www.saatchiart.com... (:) Thanks!
	5:29pm YS: Great show with Dumitrescu and Avram. Thanks!
	5:30pm geezerette: Thank you Brian Turner,Great interview!
	5:30pm joeray: The biggest problem with collage radio (I'm a DJ at one) is its management by the students.
	5:31pm Cecile: ITA, you really have to move out of yourself to not just play the college hits.
	5:31pm YS: You typo "collage radio" actually seems quite apporpriate!
	5:32pm ZX: YYYYYSSSS!
	5:33pm Dean: That's Hodgkinson on bass clarinet.
	5:34pm northguineahills: I found the biggest problem w/ college radio is the licenses being sold to corporate interests, like my alma mater, University of Florida did to Clear Channel in 1994. So, we had to make a pirate radio station.
	5:35pm YS: is that you ZZZXXX???
	5:36pm Brian Turner: Thanks, they were super guests, was really intrepid and kind for them to trek out to Jersey City and thanks to Aleba Gartner and Charkitte Levitt for making it happen.
	5:37pm geezerette: J.W.:Rainbow generators Cecile:word-clouding RevRab:open palette joeray:collage radio
	5:38pm MattD: Fascinating interview, will have to listen again later. On the abstraction thread, I wasn't aware of Jim Harris, but he looks interesting. One of my favourite painters, though he doesn't call himself abstract as far as I recall, is Howard Hodgkin. I think his work's amazing - www.howard-hodgkin.com
	5:43pm geezerette: MattD: Howard Hodgkin is great. I love David Hockney too and older generations like Ad Rinehart,Joan Mitchell,Philip Guston...long,long list.
	5:43pm joeray: There is total programming freedom on some college radio but the student managerial ineptitude drives away serious DJ's and fosters DJ's whom are more into entertaining their audience. For instance WFMU's non-request stance and not having listeners call shows (except for the Marathon!)is instrumental in allowing DJs to not worry about pleasing their audience.
	5:45pm Ken From Hyde Park: Superb interview, BT. As with all the good WFMU stuff, it lives on in the archives.
	5:46pm geezerette: BTW, thanks for Hodgkin link,am totally digging the images.
	5:50pm Brian Turner: Thanks Ken.
	5:56pm Stepchild: WREK in Atlanta has historically been able to escape some of the typical college radio problems by the grace of its license mandate: to provide an alternative to other radio. Since Atlanta is pretty large radio market, it's already served by most ordinary radio niches, including "college radio." Because of that, WREK's always provided a much greater and broader programming than many/most other college stations. At the cost, however, of being loathed by a majority of Ga Tech students...
	5:57pm Gaylord Fields: De-lurking again to say this show was inspiring! Thanks, Brian!
	5:57pm Cliff: Yep, thanks so much Brian
	6:01pm joeray: @Stepchild: I do not think many URI (WRIU) students even listen to their station!

Brian Turner: Playlist from March 29, 2016

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