WFMU: Therese: Playlist from August 22, 2016

Therese: Playlist from August 22, 2016

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Tangents, parenthetical asides, and digressions.

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Upcoming events:

Sun. Nov 17th, 3pm - 5pm: Therese fills in for Paul Bruno
Fri. Nov 29th, 9pm - Midnight: Therese fills in for Nate K.

August 22, 2016: I believe in coyotes and time as an abstract.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New	Approx. start time
The New Pornographers	Valkyrie in the Roller Disco	Together	Matador						0:00:00 (Pop-up)
REM	I Believe "I Believe" by "REM"	Life's Rich Pageant	IRS						0:03:32 (Pop-up)
Jeremy Jay	In This Lonely Town "In This Lonely Town" by "Jeremy Jay"	Slow Dance	K						0:07:01 (Pop-up)
Television	Guiding Light "Guiding Light" by "Television"	Marquee Moon	Elektra						0:10:07 (Pop-up)
Destroyer	Rubies "Rubies" by "Destroyer"	Destroyer's Rubies	Merge						0:15:34 (Pop-up)
Thin Lizzy	The Rocker "The Rocker" by "Thin Lizzy"	Vagabonds of the Western World	Deram						0:24:45 (Pop-up)

Orb	Reflection "Reflection" by "Orb"	Birth	Castle Face					*	0:34:17 (Pop-up)
The Herms	Nightcave "Nightcave" by "The Herms"	Welcome All Tourists	Narnack					*	0:40:19 (Pop-up)
Ryley Walker	Age Old Tale "Age Old Tale" by "Ryley Walker"	Golden Sings That Have Been Sung	Dead Oceans					*	0:46:40 (Pop-up)

John Parish & Polly Jean Harvey	Civil War Correspondent	Dance Hall at Louse Point	Island						1:12:32 (Pop-up)
Linda Guilala	Abstinencia "Abstinencia" by "Linda Guilala"	Psiconáutica	Elefant Records					*	1:16:55 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Fantastic Voyage "Fantastic Voyage" by "David Bowie"	Lodger	Rykodisc						1:20:24 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Hang on to Yourself "Hang on to Yourself" by "David Bowie"	Live in Santa Monica '72	EMI					*	1:23:36 (Pop-up)
The Julie Ruin	I Decide "I Decide" by "The Julie Ruin"	Hit Reset	Hardly Art						1:26:34 (Pop-up)

Robin Gibb	August October "August October" by "Robin Gibb"	Saved by the Bell: The Collected Works of Robin Gibb 1968-1970	Rhino						1:42:01 (Pop-up)
Zola Jesus	In Your Nature "In Your Nature" by "Zola Jesus"	Conatus	Sacred Bones						1:44:30 (Pop-up)
Ernie Graham	The Girl that Turned the Lever	Ernie Graham	Hux Records						1:47:29 (Pop-up)
Portastatic	Nostalgia's No Excuse	Stroke: Songs for Chris Knox	Amaj000						1:53:36 (Pop-up)
Ashley Shadow	Tonight "Tonight" by "Ashley Shadow"	Ashley Shadow	Felte					*	1:55:48 (Pop-up)
Joe Henderson & Alice Coltrane	Fire	Celestial Blues: Cosmic, Political and Spiritual Jazz 1970 To 1974 (V/A)	BGP / Ace					*	1:59:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song								2:10:17 (Pop-up)
Reason	Bang Bang "Bang Bang" by "Reason"	The Age of Reason	Gear Fab					*	2:15:45 (Pop-up)
Thee Oh Sees	The Axis "The Axis" by "Thee Oh Sees"	A Weird Exits	Castle Face					*	2:20:24 (Pop-up)
The Underground	Turn on Your Love Light	Psychedlic Visions	Wah Wah					*	2:26:23 (Pop-up)
Heaters	Seafoam "Seafoam" by "Heaters"	Baptistina	Beyond Beyond Is Beyond					*	2:28:53 (Pop-up)
Ofrenda Vytas Brenner	Caracas Para Locos	Venezuela 70: Cosmic Visions of a Latin American Earth - Venezuelan Experimental Rock in the 1970s	Soul Jazz					*	2:34:57 (Pop-up)
Thyda	Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah	Cambodian Bodega: Bodega Pop 2016 Premium	WFMU Premium 2016					*	2:39:52 (Pop-up)
Marshmallow Overcoat	Dia de los Muertos	26 Ghosts: The Best of 1986-2005	Dionysus					*	2:44:36 (Pop-up)
Mexrrissey	Cada Dia Es Domingo "Cada Dia Es Domingo" by "Mexrrissey"	Mexico Goes Morrissey	Cooking Vinyl					*	2:49:09 (Pop-up)
The Smoking Trees	Goodbye "Goodbye" by "The Smoking Trees"	The Archer and the Bull	Burger					*	2:53:37 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:03am famous original italianicewolf: Hi!
	12:04am Therese: Hi!
	12:06am zenkoan: i before e, except after c (I Believe ; ) )
	12:08am MONEYBAG$: that's not how they spell things in Athens
	12:08am Roberto: LRP holds up nicely after 30 years.
	12:13am Roberto: Speaking of holding up -- Marquee Moon!
	12:18am Therese: Spelling error= fixed!
	12:35am zenkoan: How 'bout something from Neko Case's collab with k.d. lang, to keep the New Porno related theme going?
	12:39am tuner fish: Nice Tuuuuunes!!!!
	12:39am Ike: I'm a bit perturbed there's a fake Orb. Ambient/trance fans of the 90s will riot and burn things down when they hear about this! Ha. (Srsly tho, it's one thing to call yrself Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, but what did the Orb ever do to anybody? They're still putting out decent stuff, too, and killer live shows.)
	12:45am joel: this song makes me feel like i'm drag racing the grim reaper
	12:46am zenkoan: yeah..but we're all always doing that when you think about it...
	12:50am ?: Very artistic piece of music.
	12:50am Rod Holcomb: Very poetic.
	1:00am phat: working in a record store in the 90s was wonderful
	1:17am phat: funny, the 90s...
	1:20am phat: I regret a lot about the 90s, but I still get wistful
	1:26am phat: what a truly odd, wonderful song from Bowie (fantastic voyage)
	1:38am Lyle: REM? I remember those boys. A rowdy bunch, as I recall. I only say that because I was on a late '70's swing through Georgia with the Ralph Marterie Orchestra and we played a date in Athens. At the Athens Gold and Country Club, I believe it was. Anyway, there were a couple of rabble-rousers in attendance. Way in the back of the room where we couldn't see them. I could tell they were getting on Ralph's nerves and you didn't want to do that if you knew what was good for you. I saw Ralph stick a thrown baton in a man's eyeball from 40-feet away one night. He was a thrower. Turns out the hecklers were in this popular band called REM, which was from Athens. The guitarist, I forget his name, Buck something. Buck Michaels, that was it. Anyway, Buck's evidently had a few and he decides to stand on his table and do a little impromptu jig during "Lost In The Stars," which is one of the prettier, more emotionally-charged songs we performed with the Marterie band. The patrons of the club were appalled, but Michael's distracted them by throwing a large wad of cash into the air, which drifted lazily to the carpet as many in the audience dove and wrestled with each other to gather up. This sight infuriated Ralph and he threw his baton at Buck as hard as he could. Luckily, it missed, but it stuck to the wooden wall behind the drunken guitarist a good inch-deep in the grain. If it had struck him, it might have gone clean through his skull. I'd seen that happen once before in Honduras with Ralph, but not stateside. Folks weren't used to that kind of thing stateside. Without his baton. Ralph charged directly at Buck, tipped his table, and brought the drunken janglist to the hard floor with an audible whump! Mind you, we just kept playing onstage. Ralph aways told us that when he went into the crowd to beat on someone, we should just keep right on playing, and so we did. By the time we made the coda, Ralph had not only subdued Buck Michaels, but he had hog-tied the singer, what's his name? Stapp? Mark Stapp, that's it. By that time he'd pulled an electric lamp off the wall and had used the cord to hogtie Stapp to his chair. "Do I need to gag you?" I remember him yelling it, all red-faced, spittle flying from his thick, bluish lips. "Do I need to gag you?" Stapp shook his head no. He was quiet from then on. We played for another hour, but the mood was broken. Nobody danced. Ralph punished the crowd by playing strictly stuff from his latest album, which the audience was unfamiliar with. "A Summer Thing." Of course, now days it's one of the most popular releases in the Marterie canon, but at that time, it was new, different, even a little left of center for Ralph's usual listeners with its marimbas and ratchets, and guiros. It would take them another decade to catch up, and by that time Ralph was gone. I loved playing that band. I wouldn't have near as much fun in my next gig with Kim Carnes. It took her a year with me to realize she didn't really need a trombone. It's like that sometimes. They think they need you, but they don't.
	1:48am coelacanth: yeshwa fucking krist if it wasn't kyle i'd wish for it to go away but now i have to settle in and make time for it.
	1:48am coelacanth: ...and hi Therese and others
	1:49am phat: wow, this zola Jesus is a bit of a revelation
	1:50am coelacanth: i heard part of your rant in the car. ...another american representin' , hey?
	1:58am coelacanth: okay Lyle, that is funny.... "ratchets and guiros"?! ...hahaha! ... i think i'd have fun with Kim Carnes though!
	2:00am coelacanth: ...i'm a little... i'm definitely bummed i missed those Bowie trax though.
	2:18am coelacanth: ha. i played Sonny & Cher's "bang bang" on the jukebox at the pub tonight.
	2:19am coelacanth: (i wanted to play Terry Reid's but it wasn't in there.)

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