WFMU: Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from July 16, 2016

Listener comments!
	8:12am listener james from westwood: I have my alarm set for the new time! This will be great copyediting accompaniment!
	11:41am Gary: Will be listening via my phone, but saying hi early here
	11:57am listener james from westwood: Hey, Gary, Mayuko, and all!
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: Hah! Childhood comes flooding back!
	12:01pm fred: And it's on! Yeah to the new time slot!
	12:02pm Ike: Hello! Wasn't this sampled by some techno group in the 90s or something?
	12:09pm listener james from westwood: Love this piece. Love the seeming impatience in "Maestro, please," like rehearsals have been going on all day.
	12:09pm david: Ah, after sleeping in this morning, this is a great way to break into the day!
	12:10pm Jason_: Hey everyone, hope you're comfortable in this new timeslot Mayuko. @Ike Yep, here you go: www.youtube.com... - did that reach the USA? (Apologies if you're not there) - there were plenty of other tunes like it...
	12:12pm P-90: Welcome and Good Luck in your new time slot, Mayuko! I'm happy because I'll be able to listen live more often.
	12:12pm Mayuko: Hello, everyone!!! Thank you for tuning in! Happy to have you all with me on this new time slot! Ike, I didn't know that but I'd TOTALLY dance to it as is if it gets played at a club. especially the #3, totally techno in itself already.
	12:12pm Mayuko: Hallo, P-90! Welcome!
	12:13pm fred: Didn't Afrirampo make a record with some Baka people?
	12:15pm Ike: Ha ha @Jason_, no no, I meant one of the water drums (#1, I think), not Sesame St. And no, I don't think what you linked ever made it over here to the U.S.!
	12:17pm Jason_: Ha, I did think it unlikely...! There was Deep Forest who did a couple of records, maybe it was them? A couple of Belgian guys IIRC.
	12:20pm Mayuko: yah, Afrirampo has an album recorded in Cameroon, I seem to remember we even have it in the fmu library, although I haven't listen to it yet. Funny word-playing title it has.
	12:21pm fred: I miss Afrirampo, they were so great live
	12:21pm Mayuko: This soundtrack from old animation film totally sounds like sound collage just like Noah Creshevsky and stuff. to me. Not sure if it's only to me.
	12:22pm Mayuko: I think they JUST reunited this year, fred.
	12:29pm fred: Wow, that's awesome news!
	12:42pm david: Gena! Who works at the Moscow zoo as a crocodile.
	12:46pm Mayuko: Gena the Crocodile! i.ytimg.com...
	12:47pm fred: Mayuko, please explain the pun in the title. I think it was called "Baka ga kita", but I never had a chance to get it
	12:47pm Mayuko: and Krtek, taking care of the radio s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...
	12:49pm fred: This Takashi Yoshimatsu track is really nice
	12:53pm Mayuko: fred, it literally means "'Baka' has come". Baka in Japanese means silly/stupid. So I think they're referring themselves to be "silly", sounds like "these silly people (Afrirampo) have come all the way from Japan to meet Baka (not silly, the real Baka) people" making fun of themselves a bit, sort of.
	12:55pm david: Wow, this is strangely lush and beautiful.
	12:56pm Mayuko: (As a person from the eastern side of Japan, it sounds to me very much like Osaka kind of sense of humor)
	12:56pm Mayuko: glad you guys like this!
	12:58pm fred: That makes sense. Afrirampo look like the kind of people who can make fun of themselves. I only saw them twice but both were memorable. I even watched their last show online, the only time I did such a thing. I really love this band
	12:59pm listener james from westwood: I am here for all international puns and in-country local-humor differences!
	12:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, Mayuko and Drummerers! Will you still visit/fill-in Dave Hill's show or do you have other obligations on Mondays now?
	1:01pm listener james from westwood: Occasionally I'll see how countries outside the US approach, for instance, the way US humor is sometimes based on regionalities (like a Southern accent) and how it affects the way studios in these countries redo the voice track with the localities in THEIR country that will pick up on this nuance and I find it >fascinating.<
	1:05pm fred: "Trois visages de Liège" means "Three faces of Liège" (Liège is a city in Belgium)
	1:06pm Ike: In the middle of the program, I often hear you say "this has been Play Vertigo", but due to a quirk of English, this makes it sound like the show is over! Ha. I suggest "this is Play Vertigo." I hope you don't mind me pointing that out.
	1:08pm listener james from westwood: The best children's books have something for adults, too.
	1:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: It would probably take a couple hours of web searching to compile a list of all the Sesame Street songs that have appeared on WFMU over the years. Then those songs could be a marathon premium!
	1:13pm fred: @Ike: You editor! It makes a lot more sense when listening to archives, as I used to have to do
	1:18pm Mayuko: haha, I think Sesame Street people probably would have a problem with that marathon premium, Ken!
	1:20pm Doug Schulkind: Saturplay Vertigo!
	1:21pm listener james from westwood: The spooky music is making me want to stop editing and go see Ghostbusters! Will hang in through 2, though!
	1:21pm fred: I realize I've been saying "stuff like that" a lot lately. Weirdly, it helped break the ice with some corporate types (though I should add they're in California and working in the music industry)
	1:22pm Mayuko: hmm?! I thought when it's over it would be "was" - no "have been" concept in Japanese so it's tricky! It's nice to be told though, I was embarrassed when I realized that the other day I had been saying "on top of the set" instead of "at the top of (is correct, right?!)
	1:22pm mdashkin: Hi Mayuko! Long-time listener/first-time commenter here. :-) -Michael
	1:27pm Mayuko: Hello Michael, happy to have you on the comment board!! DOUG!!!
	1:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: Zats, yes. Always with the copyright laws! <shakes fist>
	1:28pm fred: Mayuko, it's your show. What you say is correct, as long as it's understood. Nobody wants to have the playlist overtaken by a grammar dispute between Ike and me.
	1:29pm P-90: Right, "at the top of the set" means at or near the beginning, the "bottom of the set" is the end. I think it extends from traditional English slang expressions about the time. Like: "the top of the hour" is the beginning" and when you say something like: "near the bottom of the hour", it means something happened or will happen late in the particular hour. I hope this isn't just more confusing...
	1:30pm Mayuko: Man, that senses of humor based on regionalities in the US - it would take forever for me to get it. Not that I really know Osaka sense of humor either just because I am from Japan, but it does seem like people from there are generally good at making fun of themselves.
	1:35pm fred: People away from power usually get pretty good at making fun of themselves. They'll be made fun of anyway, so it makes sense to get better at it
	1:37pm Mayuko: I basically try listen to what other DJs say and steal it, the problem is I often steal it wrong! It's impressive how james who IS an editor have survived all those wrong grammars, haha.
	1:41pm Doug Schulkind: Steal It Wrong — another great name for a radio show!
	1:42pm Mayuko: It's funny, speaking of children's book, I just finished "From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler" by E L Konigsburg - 12 yrs old girl always picks on her 9 yr old brother's grammar and say "what kind of English is that?!" and the mistakes he makes is pretty much the same as the ones I made!
	1:44pm fred: Proof that you're young at heart
	1:46pm Mayuko: I probably should have changed the show name as well when I changed to Saturdays, haha!
	1:46pm listener james from westwood: @Mayuko: Steal what works, adapt it to your groove, and work it! Best believe there'll be a DJ down the line taking notes from Play Vertigo for her show, too!
	1:46pm Ike: I guess "top of the hour" comes from old analog clocks with long hands and short hands. When the long hand points to the "top", it's the beginning (and end) of an hour. So isn't the "bottom of the hour" at :30? You don't hear "bottom of the hour" too often, though.
	1:47pm P-90: Also, just thinking: isn't part of the humor of the "Baka ga kita" pun that the phrase Baka ga kita sounds a little like "Bhagavad Gita", the famous hindu text?
	1:48pm melinda: I'm late but hello!
	1:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: I've never heard anyone refer to :15 or :45 as the "side of the hour." Sounds weird to even think about it that way.
	1:51pm mdashkin: Well, I for one am going to start saying "at the side of the hour" starting now. :-)
	1:51pm fred: @Ken: if it sounds weird, how come it hasn't caught up around here?
	1:52pm Mayuko: I should adopt those top and bottom and the side of the hours thing to give myself even more vertigo. Hello melinda, thank you for tuning in!
	1:52pm fred: @mdashkin: apologies, you came first
	1:53pm Ike: @Mayuko@1:22, "has/have been" is definitely confusing. That sort of thing doesn't seem to appear in a lot of other languages, and off the top of my head, I don't know why we keep it around, but language often isn't logical.
	1:54pm Mayuko: "Bhagavad Gita"! I wonder if they do know?! I wouldn't be surprised, they look like the kind of people who know that sort of things.
	1:54pm mdashkin: Some radio shows will say "10 mins before the hour," or "20 mins after the hour"...but they never say "it's now the hour!" You wonder if the hour will ever arrive!! :-)
	1:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ohboyohboyohboyohboy! The swag has arrived! Let's see what's in here!
	1:57pm Mayuko: "it's now the hour!" sounds good to me, although I am not exactly sure what it means. I just like its sound. "It's now the hour on Play Vertigo!" Sounds positive.
	1:58pm Ike: @mdashkin, before the days of streaming, you could ALWAYS tell if it was a syndicated radio show if they said that! Because if it was a local show, then why not just give the local time?! But now that nearly every station streams, it always makes sense to say that, for the people listening from other time zones (except Newfoundland and Chennai, ha ha).
	1:59pm fred: @Ike: I think Wittgenstein proved that a perfectly logical language would be useless
	2:00pm mdashkin: The hour is almost at hand!
	2:01pm fred: Is it over already? No!
	2:01pm listener james from westwood: The potential exists for 3 hours of Vertigo, someday....
	2:02pm Ike: @fred, you are clearly more well-read than I am. I'll have to get to Wittgenstein someday. But I'm sure he's right. When I see the much more logical spelling used by some other languages (Danish might be one example, IIRC) it looks less poetic to me than my language or French, though maybe that's my cultural bias.
	2:02pm listener james from westwood: Exceptionally excellent show, Mayuko! This was a treat!
	2:02pm fred: Thanks a lot, Mayuko. It's so great to hear you live
	2:02pm mdashkin: @Mayuko, you should start doing longer shows!
	2:03pm Ike: Good show! BTW @Mayuko if you are still hungry, there should be a LOT more places open over near Grove St., for instance Ibby's for falafel, if you like that kind of thing.
	2:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Among the swag items, there is a Hematic Sunsets CD from Play Vertigo. Thank you, Mayuko! May you always dispense the vertigo, no matter what time the hands are pointing to!
	2:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bye for now, Mayuko and listening crew. See you on the other playlists.
	2:06pm P-90: Thank you Mayuko! Great show, as always.
	2:08pm Mayuko: Glad you got the Hematic Sunsets CD, Ken, I love it! Thank you all so much for listening! Have a great weekend & week!
	2:15pm fred: There is room on the broom! You could easily expand to a three hour show. Just saying, I'm so happy to be able to catch your show live
	2:16pm Mayuko: yah! definitely will do 3 hours show sometimes!

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from July 16, 2016

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Children’s Textbook Covers in 1920s Japan | 50 Watts

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Sesame Street	Can You tell me how to get to Sesame Street?			1969
Baka Forest People Of Southeast Cameroon	Water Drums #1, #2, #3	Heart Of The Forest - The Music Of The Baka Forest People Of Southeast Cameroon	Hannibal Records	1993		0:00:54 (Pop-up)
Sean Meehan	Four Hours With Crazy Horse	Preconceived And Improvised Compositions For Drum Set	N.Y.C.A.C. Records	1992		0:04:19 (Pop-up)
Hi-Speed	Tow Ai-Towai "Tow Ai-Towai" by "Hi-Speed"	Erioka Con Animac Planetico	Unknownmix	1996		0:06:31 (Pop-up)
Noah Creshevsky	Great Performances	The Tape Music Of 1971-1992	EM Records	2004	Original 1978	0:08:33 (Pop-up)
Krtek	How the Mole got his Pants / Jak krtek ke kalhotkám prišel			1957		0:14:42 (Pop-up)
Henri Pousseur	Trois visages de Liège	Early Experimental Electronic Music 1954-61	Sub Rosa	2016	Original 1961	0:26:17 (Pop-up)
Delia Derbyshire	Blue Veils And Golden Sands	The Delian Mode / Blue Veils And Golden Sands	Silva Screen	2016	Original 1967	0:30:28 (Pop-up)
Intersystems	Number One "Number One" by "Intersystems"	Number One	Cortical Foundation	2000	Original 1967	0:33:40 (Pop-up)
Krokodil Gena (Vasily Livanov)	A song from the series of animation films Gena the Crocodile, Cheburashka and Shapoklyak by Roman Kachanov	1969		1969		0:40:17 (Pop-up)
Takashi Yoshimatsu 吉松隆	Orange Marmalade Circuit オレンジ･マーマレイド回路			1984	Broadcasted on NHK FM Gendai no ongaku	0:42:31 (Pop-up)

Rudolf Eb.er, Dave Phillips & Joke Lanz	Corpse Flower (Gott Ist Tot; Version 2)	Schimpfluch-Commune Int.	Nihilist	2007		1:11:58 (Pop-up)
Lindsay Cooper	Nightmare "Nightmare" by "Lindsay Cooper"	Ondes Martenot	Naxos	2004		1:15:37 (Pop-up)
Circles	Sequences "Sequences" by "Circles"	More Circles	Mental Experience	2016	Original 1984	1:21:29 (Pop-up)
Jeff Mills	Unnatural Star Arrangements / Intermission	The Emerging Crystal Universe	Axis	2014		1:25:40 (Pop-up)
YYY	Ichi-roku-ichi Shiro B 161白B	Shiro Ichi-roku-ichi 白161	YYY series	2016		1:35:29 (Pop-up)
Amato	Deranged "Deranged" by "Amato"	Le Desordre Et La Nuit	Cititrax	2016		1:44:10 (Pop-up)
ANOHNI	Violent Men "Violent Men" by "ANOHNI"	Hopelessness	Secretly Canadian	2016		1:48:08 (Pop-up)
Franck Vigroux & Matthew Bourne	Radio Stars	Radioland: Radio-Activity Revisited	Leaf	2016		1:50:30 (Pop-up)
Wye Oak	Out Of Nowhere "Out Of Nowhere" by "Wye Oak"	Tween	Merge Records	2016		1:56:01 (Pop-up)
Max Goldt	Kuhlenkampf Mon Amour "Kuhlenkampf Mon Amour" by "Max Goldt"	Bundesratufer	Captain Trip Records	1999		1:58:36 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:12am listener james from westwood: I have my alarm set for the new time! This will be great copyediting accompaniment!
	11:41am Gary: Will be listening via my phone, but saying hi early here
	11:57am listener james from westwood: Hey, Gary, Mayuko, and all!
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: Hah! Childhood comes flooding back!
	12:01pm fred: And it's on! Yeah to the new time slot!
	12:02pm Ike: Hello! Wasn't this sampled by some techno group in the 90s or something?
	12:09pm listener james from westwood: Love this piece. Love the seeming impatience in "Maestro, please," like rehearsals have been going on all day.
	12:09pm david: Ah, after sleeping in this morning, this is a great way to break into the day!
	12:10pm Jason_: Hey everyone, hope you're comfortable in this new timeslot Mayuko. @Ike Yep, here you go: www.youtube.com... - did that reach the USA? (Apologies if you're not there) - there were plenty of other tunes like it...
	12:12pm P-90: Welcome and Good Luck in your new time slot, Mayuko! I'm happy because I'll be able to listen live more often.
	12:12pm Mayuko: Hello, everyone!!! Thank you for tuning in! Happy to have you all with me on this new time slot! Ike, I didn't know that but I'd TOTALLY dance to it as is if it gets played at a club. especially the #3, totally techno in itself already.
	12:12pm Mayuko: Hallo, P-90! Welcome!
	12:13pm fred: Didn't Afrirampo make a record with some Baka people?
	12:15pm Ike: Ha ha @Jason_, no no, I meant one of the water drums (#1, I think), not Sesame St. And no, I don't think what you linked ever made it over here to the U.S.!
	12:17pm Jason_: Ha, I did think it unlikely...! There was Deep Forest who did a couple of records, maybe it was them? A couple of Belgian guys IIRC.
	12:20pm Mayuko: yah, Afrirampo has an album recorded in Cameroon, I seem to remember we even have it in the fmu library, although I haven't listen to it yet. Funny word-playing title it has.
	12:21pm fred: I miss Afrirampo, they were so great live
	12:21pm Mayuko: This soundtrack from old animation film totally sounds like sound collage just like Noah Creshevsky and stuff. to me. Not sure if it's only to me.
	12:22pm Mayuko: I think they JUST reunited this year, fred.
	12:29pm fred: Wow, that's awesome news!
	12:42pm david: Gena! Who works at the Moscow zoo as a crocodile.
	12:46pm Mayuko: Gena the Crocodile! i.ytimg.com...
	12:47pm fred: Mayuko, please explain the pun in the title. I think it was called "Baka ga kita", but I never had a chance to get it
	12:47pm Mayuko: and Krtek, taking care of the radio s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...
	12:49pm fred: This Takashi Yoshimatsu track is really nice
	12:53pm Mayuko: fred, it literally means "'Baka' has come". Baka in Japanese means silly/stupid. So I think they're referring themselves to be "silly", sounds like "these silly people (Afrirampo) have come all the way from Japan to meet Baka (not silly, the real Baka) people" making fun of themselves a bit, sort of.
	12:55pm david: Wow, this is strangely lush and beautiful.
	12:56pm Mayuko: (As a person from the eastern side of Japan, it sounds to me very much like Osaka kind of sense of humor)
	12:56pm Mayuko: glad you guys like this!
	12:58pm fred: That makes sense. Afrirampo look like the kind of people who can make fun of themselves. I only saw them twice but both were memorable. I even watched their last show online, the only time I did such a thing. I really love this band
	12:59pm listener james from westwood: I am here for all international puns and in-country local-humor differences!
	12:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, Mayuko and Drummerers! Will you still visit/fill-in Dave Hill's show or do you have other obligations on Mondays now?
	1:01pm listener james from westwood: Occasionally I'll see how countries outside the US approach, for instance, the way US humor is sometimes based on regionalities (like a Southern accent) and how it affects the way studios in these countries redo the voice track with the localities in THEIR country that will pick up on this nuance and I find it >fascinating.<
	1:05pm fred: "Trois visages de Liège" means "Three faces of Liège" (Liège is a city in Belgium)
	1:06pm Ike: In the middle of the program, I often hear you say "this has been Play Vertigo", but due to a quirk of English, this makes it sound like the show is over! Ha. I suggest "this is Play Vertigo." I hope you don't mind me pointing that out.
	1:08pm listener james from westwood: The best children's books have something for adults, too.
	1:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: It would probably take a couple hours of web searching to compile a list of all the Sesame Street songs that have appeared on WFMU over the years. Then those songs could be a marathon premium!
	1:13pm fred: @Ike: You editor! It makes a lot more sense when listening to archives, as I used to have to do
	1:18pm Mayuko: haha, I think Sesame Street people probably would have a problem with that marathon premium, Ken!
	1:20pm Doug Schulkind: Saturplay Vertigo!
	1:21pm listener james from westwood: The spooky music is making me want to stop editing and go see Ghostbusters! Will hang in through 2, though!
	1:21pm fred: I realize I've been saying "stuff like that" a lot lately. Weirdly, it helped break the ice with some corporate types (though I should add they're in California and working in the music industry)
	1:22pm Mayuko: hmm?! I thought when it's over it would be "was" - no "have been" concept in Japanese so it's tricky! It's nice to be told though, I was embarrassed when I realized that the other day I had been saying "on top of the set" instead of "at the top of (is correct, right?!)
	1:22pm mdashkin: Hi Mayuko! Long-time listener/first-time commenter here. :-) -Michael
	1:27pm Mayuko: Hello Michael, happy to have you on the comment board!! DOUG!!!
	1:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: Zats, yes. Always with the copyright laws! <shakes fist>
	1:28pm fred: Mayuko, it's your show. What you say is correct, as long as it's understood. Nobody wants to have the playlist overtaken by a grammar dispute between Ike and me.
	1:29pm P-90: Right, "at the top of the set" means at or near the beginning, the "bottom of the set" is the end. I think it extends from traditional English slang expressions about the time. Like: "the top of the hour" is the beginning" and when you say something like: "near the bottom of the hour", it means something happened or will happen late in the particular hour. I hope this isn't just more confusing...
	1:30pm Mayuko: Man, that senses of humor based on regionalities in the US - it would take forever for me to get it. Not that I really know Osaka sense of humor either just because I am from Japan, but it does seem like people from there are generally good at making fun of themselves.
	1:35pm fred: People away from power usually get pretty good at making fun of themselves. They'll be made fun of anyway, so it makes sense to get better at it
	1:37pm Mayuko: I basically try listen to what other DJs say and steal it, the problem is I often steal it wrong! It's impressive how james who IS an editor have survived all those wrong grammars, haha.
	1:41pm Doug Schulkind: Steal It Wrong — another great name for a radio show!
	1:42pm Mayuko: It's funny, speaking of children's book, I just finished "From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler" by E L Konigsburg - 12 yrs old girl always picks on her 9 yr old brother's grammar and say "what kind of English is that?!" and the mistakes he makes is pretty much the same as the ones I made!
	1:44pm fred: Proof that you're young at heart
	1:46pm Mayuko: I probably should have changed the show name as well when I changed to Saturdays, haha!
	1:46pm listener james from westwood: @Mayuko: Steal what works, adapt it to your groove, and work it! Best believe there'll be a DJ down the line taking notes from Play Vertigo for her show, too!
	1:46pm Ike: I guess "top of the hour" comes from old analog clocks with long hands and short hands. When the long hand points to the "top", it's the beginning (and end) of an hour. So isn't the "bottom of the hour" at :30? You don't hear "bottom of the hour" too often, though.
	1:47pm P-90: Also, just thinking: isn't part of the humor of the "Baka ga kita" pun that the phrase Baka ga kita sounds a little like "Bhagavad Gita", the famous hindu text?
	1:48pm melinda: I'm late but hello!
	1:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: I've never heard anyone refer to :15 or :45 as the "side of the hour." Sounds weird to even think about it that way.
	1:51pm mdashkin: Well, I for one am going to start saying "at the side of the hour" starting now. :-)
	1:51pm fred: @Ken: if it sounds weird, how come it hasn't caught up around here?
	1:52pm Mayuko: I should adopt those top and bottom and the side of the hours thing to give myself even more vertigo. Hello melinda, thank you for tuning in!
	1:52pm fred: @mdashkin: apologies, you came first
	1:53pm Ike: @Mayuko@1:22, "has/have been" is definitely confusing. That sort of thing doesn't seem to appear in a lot of other languages, and off the top of my head, I don't know why we keep it around, but language often isn't logical.
	1:54pm Mayuko: "Bhagavad Gita"! I wonder if they do know?! I wouldn't be surprised, they look like the kind of people who know that sort of things.
	1:54pm mdashkin: Some radio shows will say "10 mins before the hour," or "20 mins after the hour"...but they never say "it's now the hour!" You wonder if the hour will ever arrive!! :-)
	1:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ohboyohboyohboyohboy! The swag has arrived! Let's see what's in here!
	1:57pm Mayuko: "it's now the hour!" sounds good to me, although I am not exactly sure what it means. I just like its sound. "It's now the hour on Play Vertigo!" Sounds positive.
	1:58pm Ike: @mdashkin, before the days of streaming, you could ALWAYS tell if it was a syndicated radio show if they said that! Because if it was a local show, then why not just give the local time?! But now that nearly every station streams, it always makes sense to say that, for the people listening from other time zones (except Newfoundland and Chennai, ha ha).
	1:59pm fred: @Ike: I think Wittgenstein proved that a perfectly logical language would be useless
	2:00pm mdashkin: The hour is almost at hand!
	2:01pm fred: Is it over already? No!
	2:01pm listener james from westwood: The potential exists for 3 hours of Vertigo, someday....
	2:02pm Ike: @fred, you are clearly more well-read than I am. I'll have to get to Wittgenstein someday. But I'm sure he's right. When I see the much more logical spelling used by some other languages (Danish might be one example, IIRC) it looks less poetic to me than my language or French, though maybe that's my cultural bias.
	2:02pm listener james from westwood: Exceptionally excellent show, Mayuko! This was a treat!
	2:02pm fred: Thanks a lot, Mayuko. It's so great to hear you live
	2:02pm mdashkin: @Mayuko, you should start doing longer shows!
	2:03pm Ike: Good show! BTW @Mayuko if you are still hungry, there should be a LOT more places open over near Grove St., for instance Ibby's for falafel, if you like that kind of thing.
	2:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Among the swag items, there is a Hematic Sunsets CD from Play Vertigo. Thank you, Mayuko! May you always dispense the vertigo, no matter what time the hands are pointing to!
	2:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bye for now, Mayuko and listening crew. See you on the other playlists.
	2:06pm P-90: Thank you Mayuko! Great show, as always.
	2:08pm Mayuko: Glad you got the Hematic Sunsets CD, Ken, I love it! Thank you all so much for listening! Have a great weekend & week!
	2:15pm fred: There is room on the broom! You could easily expand to a three hour show. Just saying, I'm so happy to be able to catch your show live
	2:16pm Mayuko: yah! definitely will do 3 hours show sometimes!

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from July 16, 2016

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