WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from October 3, 2016

Listener comments!
	9:03pm melinda: hello horsepeople
	9:06pm Sam Segal: Welcome, @Melinda, and all the other horsepersons out in Drummer-land.
	9:08pm Ike: [incoherent gurgling]
	9:12pm melinda: I like the peppy background music. Like a Hawaiian Tijuana Brass.
	9:16pm Sam Segal: My thoughts exactly, @Ike!
	9:26pm Doug Schulkind: A horse is a horse, of course of course. Unless you've lost it.
	9:27pm Sam Segal: This program has always stood staunchly behind the opinion that a Horse is Not a Horse, @Doug. Glad you agree.
	9:46pm geezerette: First Nations Indigenous Peoples Arts and Crafts...in case there are Canadian commenters.
	9:49pm Sam Segal: Please, Canadians, if you're out there, show yourselves. Hi, @G!
	9:51pm geezerette: Howdy Sam!...& everyone. :)
	10:03pm geezerette: Those horses are in the back because the cab's too short for driving.
	10:03pm melinda: I had to take a year of Latin after 3 years of Spanish in elementary school, and I think it broke the momentum of Spanish language acquisition. Not that I would be fluent if it weren't for that, I'm terrible at practicing the language, too self-conscious.
	10:07pm geezerette: Someone's playing spoons in the background.
	10:09pm melinda: Brute Force Steel Band is a funny name.
	10:10pm Sam Segal: The reason I never retained any Latin, @Melinda, was because it was far to easy to cut corners on the homework by looking up the English translation of whatever famous Roman text we were translating that week.
	10:14pm melinda: Corner-cutting is all too tempting.
	10:16pm Alex In Illinois: When I took Latin, they never really taught us to speak it. Spanish was the opposite. Day 1, the teacher held up letters of the alphabet and spoke them, and we had to respond speaking. Also, in Spanish, we learned words for modern things.
	10:17pm melinda: I envy polyglots and people with a facility for learning languages easily. because I find languages interesting, studies some linguistics in college, but study and practice don't come easily to me.
	10:20pm melinda: @Alex: that's another downside of Latin. We spoke it in class, but no one really speaks it outside of a classroom so practice opportunities are limited.
	10:21pm Sam Segal: Welcome to the Horse Party, @Alex! My Latin teachers always tried to pitch us on the idea that Latin only exists in the modern day as a language that's read, never spoken.
	10:22pm melinda: My 7th grade Latin teacher used the Cambridge Latin course booklets and tape recordings, which were kind of fun. They were about the activities of a Roman family with servants.
	10:25pm coelacanth: howdy Sam, wranglers...
	10:27pm northguineahills: I dated/married a Mexican girl for 9 years, and although I picked up most of the vocabulary, I had problems understanding more then a few sentences at a time when it was spoken, due to all of the slang, and I interpret each word individually and literally. I can barely speak it, as I have no idea how to conjugate verbs, but I can read a Spanish newspaper no problem.
	10:29pm Sam Segal: Hola, @coelacanth and @ngh! (@ngh, could you translate what I just said for our friend @coelacanth?)
	10:34pm northguineahills: jaja. Sam, jaja!
	10:34pm geezerette: Norberto Lobo gorgeous guitar. :D
	10:35pm geezerette: jajaja! ngh!
	10:36pm melinda: In spite of knowing Spanish pronunciation, when I see 'jaja' I read it as German.
	10:37pm Alex In Illinois: @Sam Segal: Eventually, the school district Latin teacher made that idea clear, but that was not a selling point. At least it gave me experience in conjugating verbs for Spanish.
	10:41pm northguineahills: The first time I met my wife's parents in Mexico (and it was w/o her, as she had visa issue), my attempts to speak Spanish were peppered w/ German, French and Japanese, as my brain wasn't differentiating foreign words. Took 3 days to speak like a four-year-old, a week to speak gringo Spanish.
	10:44pm Doug Schulkind: Anagram for Space Race.... GO! Peace scar
	10:45pm melinda: That's funny, NGH.
	10:45pm geezerette: Melinda,I spent some time with a Mexican friend in Mexico. I spent the whole time saying,"Lo siento, no habla Espanol" which seemed to make people think I really did,maybe just had a small vocabulary. Every time I said it someone would start a very animated conversation with me. It was a very funny trip.
	10:48pm northguineahills: I dig this DjRum, it has an late 90s yet contemporary vibe to it. (almost sounds like Mike Paradinas)
	10:48pm melinda: @geezerette: jajaja! my pronunciation is better than my vocabulary, so I can see getting into that sort of situation.
	10:52pm Sam Segal: I can hear that, @NGH. Have you heard this new Paradinas and Richard D. James collab? I haven't heard it yet myself but I'm hopeful it'll live up to what it could be.
	10:55pm northguineahills: @Nope, but they did rerelease the old Mike & Rich record from '95.
	10:55pm geezerette: @Melinda, exactly! I said "Que?" so often they probably thought I was hard of hearing. :D This music makes me want a mescal.
	10:56pm Sam Segal: @NGH: Oh...that's probably what I'm thinking of. Didn't realize it was a reissue.
	10:58pm melinda: I dream of some day improving my Spanish, or doing an immersion project in Germany (I have a cousin there) and picking up some German. Right now I'm too foggy to retain much.
	11:00pm Sam Segal: I apologize, @Melinda. This music may only make you even foggier.
	11:02pm melinda: It's ok, I like repetitive trancey stuff.
	11:17pm Carmichael: Heya Sam and foggy peeps.
	11:23pm Sam Segal: @Carmichael, oh yes, welcome and hello and how ya doin?
	11:25pm Carmichael: Just reading the comments, I realize I can speak Korean and German fairly fluently. Can't read or write either, but I can jabber like a drunken monkey.
	11:29pm coelacanth: i, too, can jabber like a drunken monkey. (not in korean or german though)
	11:53pm geezerette: Great show Sam!!! Thanks for it :) Good Night free form pals!
	11:54pm coelacanth: Thanks Sam. tchau peeps
	11:55pm Sam Segal: Thanks for hangin' out, everybody!
	11:56pm Carmichael: Spater, Sam.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label
Davie Allan & the Arrows	Cycle-Delic	Cycle-Delic Sounds	Tower
Music behind DJ: Hawaiian Dream Band Und Frank Valdor's Tropic Beats	Island Hopper	Non Stop Von Hawaii Bis Acapulco	Bellaphon
Atomic School Days	W Meets A "W Meets A" by "Atomic School Days"	Nuclear Assembly Hall	Okkadisk
Piero Bittolo Bon Jümp The Shark	A Venetian Self-Referential Tune	IUVENES DOOM SUMUS	El Gallo Rojo
Trio Jorrit Dijkstra + Benoît Delbecq	Peanut Blues	European Echoes	BVHaast
Meadow Quartet	A Breath of the Sea Air Soothed the Nerves	The Erstwhile Heroes	Multikulti
Conference Call	Poetry in Motion "Poetry in Motion" by "Conference Call"	Poetry in Motion	Clean Feed
Szilard Mezei Quartet	1 dudás 5 csárdában / 1 Piper in 5 Inn	Nincs mit / Nothing to	Self-Released
Joëlle Léandre	Can You Hear Me?	Can You Hear Me?	Ayler
Music behind DJ: Ranking Dread	Dub It Star "Dub It Star" by "Ranking Dread"	In Dub	Silver Kamel
Sam Mannings	Pepper Pot "Pepper Pot" by "Sam Mannings"	Barbados Blues	Collectors Items
The Brute Force Steel Band	Mambo No. 5	Brute Force Steel Bands of Antigua	Cook
Chappottin y Sus Estrellas	Si Me Hubieras Oido	Alto Songo	Panart
Julio Jaramillo	Historia de Mi Vida	Ojos Que Matan	Tropical
Trio Mocotó	Gotas de Chuva na Minha Cuica	Trio Mocotó	RGE
Uknown	Ogum Beira Mar "Ogum Beira Mar" by "Uknown"	Amazonia: Festival and Cult Music of Brazil	Lyrichord
Derek Gripper & Udai Mazumdar	Rooibok	Rising	New Cape
Norberto Lobo	Pen Ward "Pen Ward" by "Norberto Lobo"	Fornalha	Three:Four
Music behind DJ: Bill Le Sage	Bossa Notches "Bossa Notches" by "Bill Le Sage"	The KPM 1000 Series, Vol 1	KPM
M.I.A.	Swords "Swords" by "M.I.A."	AIM	Interscope
DJRum	Space Race, Pt. 1 & 2 "Space Race, Pt. 1 & 2" by "DJRum"	Space Race	2nd Drop
The Durian Brothers	Mathemanique "Mathemanique" by "The Durian Brothers"	High Wolf Vs The Durian Brothers Split EP	Diskant
Beatrice Dillon	Face A "Face A" by "Beatrice Dillon"	Face A/B	Where to Now?
Bill Converse	Ice TrayFx Twin "Ice TrayFx Twin" by "Bill Converse"	Common Denominator	Classicworks
Daniel Avery	Naive Response "Naive Response" by "Daniel Avery"	Drone Logic	Phantasy Sound
Botany	Needam / Wish To "Needam / Wish To" by "Botany"	Deepak Verbera	Western Vinyl
Music behind DJ: Rev. Lonnie Farris	Peace in the Valley	Fire in My Bones: Raw, Rare & Otherworldly African-American Gospel, 1944-2007	Tompkins Square
Kraus	A Flower For You "A Flower For You" by "Kraus"	Inner Circle	Moniker
Jemh Circs	Comp "Comp" by "Jemh Circs"	Jemh Circs	Cellule 75
See Through 5	More Faults Than California	Utilities	All-Set!
Jenny Hval	Untamed Region "Untamed Region" by "Jenny Hval"	Blood Bitch	Sacred Bones
Supersilent	13.3 "13.3" by "Supersilent"	13	Smalltown Supersound
Gobby	The Dishwasher (Dean Blunt Remix)	The Remix EP	DFA
Itasca	Daylight Under My Wing "Daylight Under My Wing" by "Itasca"	Open to Chance	Paradise of Bachelors

Ekkehard Ehlers	Ekkehard Ehlers Plays John Cassavetes	Ekkehard Ehlers Plays	Staubgold

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Listener comments!
	9:03pm melinda: hello horsepeople
	9:06pm Sam Segal: Welcome, @Melinda, and all the other horsepersons out in Drummer-land.
	9:08pm Ike: [incoherent gurgling]
	9:12pm melinda: I like the peppy background music. Like a Hawaiian Tijuana Brass.
	9:16pm Sam Segal: My thoughts exactly, @Ike!
	9:26pm Doug Schulkind: A horse is a horse, of course of course. Unless you've lost it.
	9:27pm Sam Segal: This program has always stood staunchly behind the opinion that a Horse is Not a Horse, @Doug. Glad you agree.
	9:46pm geezerette: First Nations Indigenous Peoples Arts and Crafts...in case there are Canadian commenters.
	9:49pm Sam Segal: Please, Canadians, if you're out there, show yourselves. Hi, @G!
	9:51pm geezerette: Howdy Sam!...& everyone. :)
	10:03pm geezerette: Those horses are in the back because the cab's too short for driving.
	10:03pm melinda: I had to take a year of Latin after 3 years of Spanish in elementary school, and I think it broke the momentum of Spanish language acquisition. Not that I would be fluent if it weren't for that, I'm terrible at practicing the language, too self-conscious.
	10:07pm geezerette: Someone's playing spoons in the background.
	10:09pm melinda: Brute Force Steel Band is a funny name.
	10:10pm Sam Segal: The reason I never retained any Latin, @Melinda, was because it was far to easy to cut corners on the homework by looking up the English translation of whatever famous Roman text we were translating that week.
	10:14pm melinda: Corner-cutting is all too tempting.
	10:16pm Alex In Illinois: When I took Latin, they never really taught us to speak it. Spanish was the opposite. Day 1, the teacher held up letters of the alphabet and spoke them, and we had to respond speaking. Also, in Spanish, we learned words for modern things.
	10:17pm melinda: I envy polyglots and people with a facility for learning languages easily. because I find languages interesting, studies some linguistics in college, but study and practice don't come easily to me.
	10:20pm melinda: @Alex: that's another downside of Latin. We spoke it in class, but no one really speaks it outside of a classroom so practice opportunities are limited.
	10:21pm Sam Segal: Welcome to the Horse Party, @Alex! My Latin teachers always tried to pitch us on the idea that Latin only exists in the modern day as a language that's read, never spoken.
	10:22pm melinda: My 7th grade Latin teacher used the Cambridge Latin course booklets and tape recordings, which were kind of fun. They were about the activities of a Roman family with servants.
	10:25pm coelacanth: howdy Sam, wranglers...
	10:27pm northguineahills: I dated/married a Mexican girl for 9 years, and although I picked up most of the vocabulary, I had problems understanding more then a few sentences at a time when it was spoken, due to all of the slang, and I interpret each word individually and literally. I can barely speak it, as I have no idea how to conjugate verbs, but I can read a Spanish newspaper no problem.
	10:29pm Sam Segal: Hola, @coelacanth and @ngh! (@ngh, could you translate what I just said for our friend @coelacanth?)
	10:34pm northguineahills: jaja. Sam, jaja!
	10:34pm geezerette: Norberto Lobo gorgeous guitar. :D
	10:35pm geezerette: jajaja! ngh!
	10:36pm melinda: In spite of knowing Spanish pronunciation, when I see 'jaja' I read it as German.
	10:37pm Alex In Illinois: @Sam Segal: Eventually, the school district Latin teacher made that idea clear, but that was not a selling point. At least it gave me experience in conjugating verbs for Spanish.
	10:41pm northguineahills: The first time I met my wife's parents in Mexico (and it was w/o her, as she had visa issue), my attempts to speak Spanish were peppered w/ German, French and Japanese, as my brain wasn't differentiating foreign words. Took 3 days to speak like a four-year-old, a week to speak gringo Spanish.
	10:44pm Doug Schulkind: Anagram for Space Race.... GO! Peace scar
	10:45pm melinda: That's funny, NGH.
	10:45pm geezerette: Melinda,I spent some time with a Mexican friend in Mexico. I spent the whole time saying,"Lo siento, no habla Espanol" which seemed to make people think I really did,maybe just had a small vocabulary. Every time I said it someone would start a very animated conversation with me. It was a very funny trip.
	10:48pm northguineahills: I dig this DjRum, it has an late 90s yet contemporary vibe to it. (almost sounds like Mike Paradinas)
	10:48pm melinda: @geezerette: jajaja! my pronunciation is better than my vocabulary, so I can see getting into that sort of situation.
	10:52pm Sam Segal: I can hear that, @NGH. Have you heard this new Paradinas and Richard D. James collab? I haven't heard it yet myself but I'm hopeful it'll live up to what it could be.
	10:55pm northguineahills: @Nope, but they did rerelease the old Mike & Rich record from '95.
	10:55pm geezerette: @Melinda, exactly! I said "Que?" so often they probably thought I was hard of hearing. :D This music makes me want a mescal.
	10:56pm Sam Segal: @NGH: Oh...that's probably what I'm thinking of. Didn't realize it was a reissue.
	10:58pm melinda: I dream of some day improving my Spanish, or doing an immersion project in Germany (I have a cousin there) and picking up some German. Right now I'm too foggy to retain much.
	11:00pm Sam Segal: I apologize, @Melinda. This music may only make you even foggier.
	11:02pm melinda: It's ok, I like repetitive trancey stuff.
	11:17pm Carmichael: Heya Sam and foggy peeps.
	11:23pm Sam Segal: @Carmichael, oh yes, welcome and hello and how ya doin?
	11:25pm Carmichael: Just reading the comments, I realize I can speak Korean and German fairly fluently. Can't read or write either, but I can jabber like a drunken monkey.
	11:29pm coelacanth: i, too, can jabber like a drunken monkey. (not in korean or german though)
	11:53pm geezerette: Great show Sam!!! Thanks for it :) Good Night free form pals!
	11:54pm coelacanth: Thanks Sam. tchau peeps
	11:55pm Sam Segal: Thanks for hangin' out, everybody!
	11:56pm Carmichael: Spater, Sam.

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from October 3, 2016

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