WFMU: Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from March 4, 2017

Listener comments!
	12:00pm fred: Good afternoon Mayuko. I love the cover art for Rob's premium. Is that your work?
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Mayuko and all!
	12:05pm fred: So fitting that a show starting with Fushitsusha would have a black background
	12:09pm fred: Unfortunately, I never got to see Kazuo Ohno. I had a ticket for a performance maybe fifteen years ago, but he had to cancel due to health issues (he was in his nineties at the time)
	12:10pm Ike: Hi!
	12:12pm Mayuko: Hello, fred, james, and Ike! Thanks for tuning in! That's REALLY too bad you missed Kazuo Ohno, fred. I didn't "get" Butoh until pretty recent to be honest. I think I felt something ambivalent about it.
	12:20pm fred: To be honest, I'm not a fan of Butoh. By now I feel it is actually very codified, and I tend to lose interest in such dance forms after a while. Though the mix of that with its immediate physicality remains powerful, I rarely go these days. Not even once a year, which is probably not enough
	12:22pm Mayuko: Just in case any of you haven't seen the news: www.factmag.com...
	12:23pm fred: I hadn't heard. What a loss
	12:24pm Scraps: h'lo h'lo
	12:27pm Mayuko: Welcome on board, Scraps!!
	12:27pm fred: Speaking of dance, there will be a weird show/performance at MOMA at the end of the month: www.moma.org... My favorite choreographer drawing out a piece over nine hours. I did see pieces of it last year (it was right in front of where I work, I took a lot of breaks on these days)
	12:33pm Mayuko: Oh this looks interesting, thanks for the info fred!
	12:35pm Dave B: HEY!
	12:36pm Mayuko: Hola Dave B! Glad to have you here!
	12:39pm Doug Schulkind: Hi, Mayuko and hello all Playverts!
	12:40pm fred: Hey Dave! Nice to "see" you again
	12:41pm P-90: Good Afternoon Mayuko, fred, and everyone. Enjoying the excellent selections. Sorry to learn of Mr. Ikeezumi's passing.
	12:43pm P-90: "...Playverts"? Hmm, I guess I can go with that
	12:44pm Mayuko: Good afternoon, Doug! And P-90, thanks for tuning in!!
	12:45pm northguineahills: I'm still pleasantly surprised to see Mayuko on Saturdays. I once had the pleasure to see Ghost open for Damon & Naomi. At the end of the show, they played a 40 minute show together. It would have been around 2004. Magick.
	12:48pm northguineahills: I wish I knew art and music when I was in Japan in the late 80s. I wouldn't have my musical renaissance for 3 years after I got back to the States. To think of all the shows I missed, that even as a child, I was allowed to roam Tokyo-Yokohama, as long as I was home before the trains stopped, even though I was 10-13 years old.
	12:51pm Mayuko: Always fun to have a little surprise, if it's not a bad one, ngh! Thanks for tuning in! Speaking of Ghost, I once had an unusual pleasure to play a puppet show with the bass player of Ghost, haha. Not the bass player from that album, but Moriya san who played in the band in later year, but.
	1:01pm fred: reuniting?
	1:02pm Brian in UK: Hello Mayuko, is that a platypus on the woman's head?
	1:16pm Mayuko: Hi Brian! ... a platypus?!?!?!
	1:17pm Mayuko: @fred I totally forgot to answer, yes, I did that Rob's premium cover, I'm glad you like it! I wasn't sure what to think of it right after I finished it. Which is often the case.
	1:18pm Brian in UK: Yes on the head of the woman in your poster.
	1:19pm Mayuko: Rick Potts is having an art opening TONIGHT in NY, West Village, if you're around! greenspongallery.com...
	1:20pm Mayuko: Ah! It's her hair, but now I see why you see a platypus! haha!
	1:22pm Mayuko: Black Edition has been reissuing PSF stuff: www.theblackeditions.com...
	1:26pm Doug Schulkind: Platypus Vertigo!
	1:26pm Mayuko: I should do a Platypus themed premium next year!
	1:29pm northguineahills: This Keiji Haino et al is amazing. From a hard drive I received back in 2012, I've been going through it alphabetically. I've been stuck on Keiji Haino since Halloween. He has an extensive back catalog!
	1:32pm fred: @Mayuko: I think that cover captures something about Rob's show. The easily identified parts but also the unifying connection, and another layer underneath that shuffles it all
	1:33pm Mayuko: @ngh He does! and sometimes it's hard to tell which cover I should put the disc back in, haha. I think this track is amazing too, it doesn't lose intensity the entire time. I think that often happens when I see improvised performance in general, which is understandable, it can't be ALWAYS successful.
	1:35pm fred: Keiji Haino will play in Paris in late May, a collab with Merzbow and Balazs Pandi. Exciting enough? Afrirampo is opening!!! I so need to get a ticket to this show
	1:37pm northguineahills: Yeah, 90% of his album covers are a thick black border w/ a back and white photo of him.
	1:40pm Mayuko: @fred thanks! I tried... It's pretty great that people from that generation are still so active. I had a chance to see Tamio Shiraishi performed in a church in Brooklyn the other day, and was amazed that he's still very energetic.
	1:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, Mayuko and Vertigloids. TIL that P.S.F is Psychedelic Speed Freaks.
	1:41pm Mayuko: Good afternoon to you too, Ken! Thanks for tuning in.
	1:47pm fred: One very awkward moment was when a friend introduced me to Keiji Haino at a show. Neither of us seemed to be remotely interested. I love his music, but I don't see what I could possibly bring to him. Interaction was pointless
	1:47pm northguineahills: I wish I was was a psychedelic speed freak. All I need is speed and psychedelics.
	1:49pm Jeff g.: Look at the studio door....
	1:52pm fred: I saw Keiji Haino eight times, and it was always completely different. He's a legend
	1:57pm listener james from westwood: w00t—3-hour show!!
	2:01pm Doug Schulkind: LOVING this.
	2:03pm fred: @james: Mayuko's show should always last three hours. It shouldn't take a death for it to happen. That makes it sound like human sacrifice is the way to go
	2:04pm Mayuko: haha! well, it takes a death or Disneyland.
	2:09pm Mayuko: I think I can see that you don't really have a way to interact with Keiji Haino unless you work with him, maybe. When I met Tori Kudo (just as an event staff) I didn't know what to say either, and therefore I didn't say anything. I just helped stuff.
	2:16pm Scraps: I know Misha Mengelberg died this week, but didn't realize another important jazz pianist also died last week: Horace Parlan. Among lots of important albums, he did the piano of Mingus Ah Um: my favorite jazz album, period. (Also Mingus' Blues and Roots.) Dismayed!
	2:22pm fred: @Mayuko: I guess I'm just not much of a fan, generally. I don't feel a need to meet people I admire, it seems besides the point. I even skipped a couple of opportunities to meet Cynthia Loemij. In her case it might be because I know my mind would just melt and I wouldn't be able to do more than bow before her
	2:27pm Doug Schulkind: Horace Parlan also performed on the magnificent Langston Hughes/Mingus collaboration, The Weary Blues. He played on key early Roland Kirk records, and he made some fantastic sides with Booker Ervin. What a brilliant and wonderful musician.
	2:33pm Doug Schulkind: I have to go do some studying. Like all others, this Play Vertigo is a treasure, Mayuko!
	2:35pm Mayuko: Thank you for being here, Doug! Have a great rest of the weekend.
	2:43pm fred: I thought P.S.F was a Japanese label, but this last set proved it's a world-wide treasure. I don't known the right word for what I mean
	2:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: Gustav Metzger, whose concept of "auto-destructive art" inspired The Who's Pete Townshend to smash his guitars, died on March 1.
	2:54pm Mayuko: Thank you all for listening! I'll see you all next week.
	2:55pm fred: You did play Hy4_4yh, so don't get too highbrow about making sense
	2:55pm Mayuko: Haha! "Stop Making Sense" is still relevant!
	6:26pm Gary: Listening now -- didn't realize you were doing a PSF special ... super-thrilled
	8:46am Jeff Golick: Likewise! I think we burst in during Abe, which was wonderful.
	5:39pm Mayuko: Yes, it was the Abe moment which allowed me to relax, haha. It was great to see you, Jeff G & Gary!

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from March 4, 2017

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Kazuo Ohno, Dancer, Yokohama, Japan, 1988 Eikoh Hosoe

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Fushitsusha 不失者	Magic I "Magic I" by "Fushitsusha 不失者"	Guiteki na gokai 寓意的な誤解 [Allegorical Misunderstanding]	P.S.F	1993
Cinorama	A Lantern Procession ランタン行列	Three Lies And A Ding-A-Ling Five ３つのウソと５時の鐘	P.S.F	1994		0:02:39 (Pop-up)
Che-SHIZU	Syuri (1987/10/27 Crocodile, Tokyo)	Nazareth = ナザレ	P.S.F	1993		0:06:46 (Pop-up)
D!O!D!O!D!	M "M" by "D!O!D!O!D!"	Ghost Temple	P.S.F	2006		0:13:58 (Pop-up)
High Rise	Monster A Go Go "Monster A Go Go" by "High Rise"	High Rise II	P.S.F	1998	Original 1986	0:15:03 (Pop-up)
Gaseneta ガセネタ	Ameagari no Ballad 雨上がりのバラード	Sooner or Later	P.S.F	1991		0:20:30 (Pop-up)
Michio Kadotani 角谷美知夫	Aoi saikai 青い再会	Kusatteiku Telepathies 腐っていくテレパシーズ	P.S.F	1991		0:23:14 (Pop-up)
Musica Transonic	Unseen "Unseen" by "Musica Transonic"	Musica Transonic	P.S.F	1995		0:26:51 (Pop-up)
Tamio Shiraishi 白石民夫	2008-12-16 63Drive	Chikatetsu 地下鉄	P.S.F	2010		0:28:55 (Pop-up)
Azul	Ocean "Ocean" by "Azul"	Split	P.S.F	2009		0:38:32 (Pop-up)
Ghost	I've Been Flying "I've Been Flying" by "Ghost"	Ghost	P.S.F	1990		0:41:24 (Pop-up)
Ai Aso 朝生愛	Nasumeya なすめや	Aida あいだ	P.S.F	2009		0:45:44 (Pop-up)
White Heaven	The Way We Were "The Way We Were" by "White Heaven"	Strange Bedfellow	P.S.F	1993		0:49:01 (Pop-up)

Doo-Dooettes, Keiji Haino, & Rick Potts	Blueprint For The Shimmering Quivers Of The Deep Purple Ultraviolet Tuning Fork	Free Rock	P.S.F	2002	Original 1982	1:12:11 (Pop-up)
	a song					1:46:53 (Pop-up)
阿部薫 Trio	1970.3.15-1 "1970.3.15-1" by "阿部薫 Trio"	1970年3月, 新宿	P.S.F	1997		1:50:26 (Pop-up)
Toho Sara 東方沙羅	Eastern Most 3	Mei Jou Tan Sho 冥鄭蛋廠	P.S.F	1999		2:08:20 (Pop-up)
Kim Doo Soo	Wind Sound "Wind Sound" by "Kim Doo Soo"	10 Days Butterfly	P.S.F	2007		2:13:53 (Pop-up)
Suishou no fune 水晶の舟	Todokanu soko ni 届かぬ底に	Your Tears おまえの涙	P.S.F	2011		2:18:27 (Pop-up)
Shizuka 静香	Crystal wings "Crystal wings" by "Shizuka 静香"	Heavenly Persona 天界のペルソナ	P.S.F	1994		2:30:07 (Pop-up)
Satoshi Sonoda 園田佐登志	Funeral	耳抜き mimi-nuki ～ Secondary Works of Satoshi Sonoda,1982-1989	P.S.F	2012		2:34:20 (Pop-up)

Kazuki Tomokawa 友川カズキ	Aoi Mizu Akai Mizu (Blue Water, Red Water) 青い水　赤い水	Aoi Mizu Akai Mizu 青い水　赤い水	P.S.F	2008		2:52:56 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm fred: Good afternoon Mayuko. I love the cover art for Rob's premium. Is that your work?
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Mayuko and all!
	12:05pm fred: So fitting that a show starting with Fushitsusha would have a black background
	12:09pm fred: Unfortunately, I never got to see Kazuo Ohno. I had a ticket for a performance maybe fifteen years ago, but he had to cancel due to health issues (he was in his nineties at the time)
	12:10pm Ike: Hi!
	12:12pm Mayuko: Hello, fred, james, and Ike! Thanks for tuning in! That's REALLY too bad you missed Kazuo Ohno, fred. I didn't "get" Butoh until pretty recent to be honest. I think I felt something ambivalent about it.
	12:20pm fred: To be honest, I'm not a fan of Butoh. By now I feel it is actually very codified, and I tend to lose interest in such dance forms after a while. Though the mix of that with its immediate physicality remains powerful, I rarely go these days. Not even once a year, which is probably not enough
	12:22pm Mayuko: Just in case any of you haven't seen the news: www.factmag.com...
	12:23pm fred: I hadn't heard. What a loss
	12:24pm Scraps: h'lo h'lo
	12:27pm Mayuko: Welcome on board, Scraps!!
	12:27pm fred: Speaking of dance, there will be a weird show/performance at MOMA at the end of the month: www.moma.org... My favorite choreographer drawing out a piece over nine hours. I did see pieces of it last year (it was right in front of where I work, I took a lot of breaks on these days)
	12:33pm Mayuko: Oh this looks interesting, thanks for the info fred!
	12:35pm Dave B: HEY!
	12:36pm Mayuko: Hola Dave B! Glad to have you here!
	12:39pm Doug Schulkind: Hi, Mayuko and hello all Playverts!
	12:40pm fred: Hey Dave! Nice to "see" you again
	12:41pm P-90: Good Afternoon Mayuko, fred, and everyone. Enjoying the excellent selections. Sorry to learn of Mr. Ikeezumi's passing.
	12:43pm P-90: "...Playverts"? Hmm, I guess I can go with that
	12:44pm Mayuko: Good afternoon, Doug! And P-90, thanks for tuning in!!
	12:45pm northguineahills: I'm still pleasantly surprised to see Mayuko on Saturdays. I once had the pleasure to see Ghost open for Damon & Naomi. At the end of the show, they played a 40 minute show together. It would have been around 2004. Magick.
	12:48pm northguineahills: I wish I knew art and music when I was in Japan in the late 80s. I wouldn't have my musical renaissance for 3 years after I got back to the States. To think of all the shows I missed, that even as a child, I was allowed to roam Tokyo-Yokohama, as long as I was home before the trains stopped, even though I was 10-13 years old.
	12:51pm Mayuko: Always fun to have a little surprise, if it's not a bad one, ngh! Thanks for tuning in! Speaking of Ghost, I once had an unusual pleasure to play a puppet show with the bass player of Ghost, haha. Not the bass player from that album, but Moriya san who played in the band in later year, but.
	1:01pm fred: reuniting?
	1:02pm Brian in UK: Hello Mayuko, is that a platypus on the woman's head?
	1:16pm Mayuko: Hi Brian! ... a platypus?!?!?!
	1:17pm Mayuko: @fred I totally forgot to answer, yes, I did that Rob's premium cover, I'm glad you like it! I wasn't sure what to think of it right after I finished it. Which is often the case.
	1:18pm Brian in UK: Yes on the head of the woman in your poster.
	1:19pm Mayuko: Rick Potts is having an art opening TONIGHT in NY, West Village, if you're around! greenspongallery.com...
	1:20pm Mayuko: Ah! It's her hair, but now I see why you see a platypus! haha!
	1:22pm Mayuko: Black Edition has been reissuing PSF stuff: www.theblackeditions.com...
	1:26pm Doug Schulkind: Platypus Vertigo!
	1:26pm Mayuko: I should do a Platypus themed premium next year!
	1:29pm northguineahills: This Keiji Haino et al is amazing. From a hard drive I received back in 2012, I've been going through it alphabetically. I've been stuck on Keiji Haino since Halloween. He has an extensive back catalog!
	1:32pm fred: @Mayuko: I think that cover captures something about Rob's show. The easily identified parts but also the unifying connection, and another layer underneath that shuffles it all
	1:33pm Mayuko: @ngh He does! and sometimes it's hard to tell which cover I should put the disc back in, haha. I think this track is amazing too, it doesn't lose intensity the entire time. I think that often happens when I see improvised performance in general, which is understandable, it can't be ALWAYS successful.
	1:35pm fred: Keiji Haino will play in Paris in late May, a collab with Merzbow and Balazs Pandi. Exciting enough? Afrirampo is opening!!! I so need to get a ticket to this show
	1:37pm northguineahills: Yeah, 90% of his album covers are a thick black border w/ a back and white photo of him.
	1:40pm Mayuko: @fred thanks! I tried... It's pretty great that people from that generation are still so active. I had a chance to see Tamio Shiraishi performed in a church in Brooklyn the other day, and was amazed that he's still very energetic.
	1:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, Mayuko and Vertigloids. TIL that P.S.F is Psychedelic Speed Freaks.
	1:41pm Mayuko: Good afternoon to you too, Ken! Thanks for tuning in.
	1:47pm fred: One very awkward moment was when a friend introduced me to Keiji Haino at a show. Neither of us seemed to be remotely interested. I love his music, but I don't see what I could possibly bring to him. Interaction was pointless
	1:47pm northguineahills: I wish I was was a psychedelic speed freak. All I need is speed and psychedelics.
	1:49pm Jeff g.: Look at the studio door....
	1:52pm fred: I saw Keiji Haino eight times, and it was always completely different. He's a legend
	1:57pm listener james from westwood: w00t—3-hour show!!
	2:01pm Doug Schulkind: LOVING this.
	2:03pm fred: @james: Mayuko's show should always last three hours. It shouldn't take a death for it to happen. That makes it sound like human sacrifice is the way to go
	2:04pm Mayuko: haha! well, it takes a death or Disneyland.
	2:09pm Mayuko: I think I can see that you don't really have a way to interact with Keiji Haino unless you work with him, maybe. When I met Tori Kudo (just as an event staff) I didn't know what to say either, and therefore I didn't say anything. I just helped stuff.
	2:16pm Scraps: I know Misha Mengelberg died this week, but didn't realize another important jazz pianist also died last week: Horace Parlan. Among lots of important albums, he did the piano of Mingus Ah Um: my favorite jazz album, period. (Also Mingus' Blues and Roots.) Dismayed!
	2:22pm fred: @Mayuko: I guess I'm just not much of a fan, generally. I don't feel a need to meet people I admire, it seems besides the point. I even skipped a couple of opportunities to meet Cynthia Loemij. In her case it might be because I know my mind would just melt and I wouldn't be able to do more than bow before her
	2:27pm Doug Schulkind: Horace Parlan also performed on the magnificent Langston Hughes/Mingus collaboration, The Weary Blues. He played on key early Roland Kirk records, and he made some fantastic sides with Booker Ervin. What a brilliant and wonderful musician.
	2:33pm Doug Schulkind: I have to go do some studying. Like all others, this Play Vertigo is a treasure, Mayuko!
	2:35pm Mayuko: Thank you for being here, Doug! Have a great rest of the weekend.
	2:43pm fred: I thought P.S.F was a Japanese label, but this last set proved it's a world-wide treasure. I don't known the right word for what I mean
	2:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: Gustav Metzger, whose concept of "auto-destructive art" inspired The Who's Pete Townshend to smash his guitars, died on March 1.
	2:54pm Mayuko: Thank you all for listening! I'll see you all next week.
	2:55pm fred: You did play Hy4_4yh, so don't get too highbrow about making sense
	2:55pm Mayuko: Haha! "Stop Making Sense" is still relevant!
	6:26pm Gary: Listening now -- didn't realize you were doing a PSF special ... super-thrilled
	8:46am Jeff Golick: Likewise! I think we burst in during Abe, which was wonderful.
	5:39pm Mayuko: Yes, it was the Abe moment which allowed me to relax, haha. It was great to see you, Jeff G & Gary!

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from March 4, 2017

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