WFMU: Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from August 5, 2017

Listener comments!
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Mayuko and all!
	12:01pm coelacanth∅: good morning Mayuko, l james f w, sundry virtiglings
	12:01pm fred: Good afternoon Mayuko, james and other listeners
	12:02pm P-90: Greetings, DJ Mayuko and V-Players
	12:03pm coelacanth∅: i really like that (<) picture
	12:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: Vertigo intensifying, I guess Mayuko is on!
	12:07pm Mayuko: Hello everyone! Glad to have you all here!!
	12:07pm doctorjazz: Hi from Eastern Kentucky, pretty place for a quick vacation... Heading out for KFC soon, seems required.
	12:11pm Mayuko: This is a track that illustrates the battle of Dan-no-ura, the bloody final sea battle in a civil war in 12th century. The samurais of the losing clan are all killed and the women and children jumped into the sea so that they wouldn't get caught by the enemy.
	12:11pm fred: I like this Kinshi Tsuruta track. Now that I have a new computer, I can see the kanji characters! Not that I can read them, but that's still an improvement
	12:12pm Mayuko: Hi doctorjazz! how is the temperature like there in Kentucky?
	12:14pm Mayuko: Congrats on the new computer, fred! How are you health-wise?
	12:14pm coelacanth∅: i have an album with a song called "kurokami" which is very different...pretty sure traditional song. (?)
	12:16pm Mayuko: Hoichi the earless, a blind genius Biwa playe were taken away by ghosts, and performed this track in a cemetery for those dead people to relieve their souls. In the film Kwaidan & the old folklore.
	12:19pm fred: I had two weeks off work, so that threw the whole blood-thinner thing into a roller-coaster. Two blood tests a week, that sucks. But I feel good, so it's only annoying
	12:19pm doctorjazz: Really varies in the few days I've been here, now 60 degrees, high 78, yesterday really hot and muggy with short showers of and on (mostly off)
	12:20pm coelacanth∅: Thankful you're okay fred.
	12:21pm doctorjazz: Sorry to hear it, Fred, glad your doing better.
	12:23pm coelacanth∅: ...i don't eat chicken, but i wonder if "kentucky fried chicken" is better in kentucky, or worse
	12:23pm Rickwaukee: Maybe when these folks get done hissing and shushing each other, we'll get to hear Mr Cage play
	12:25pm fred: Playing Takemitsu, Cage, and traditional Japanese music in the same set makes a lot of sense
	12:26pm Mayuko: @coelacanth∅ yup you're right, there is a Nagauta song titled Kurokami, which is indeed a traditional thing. The one we heard was from the first story in this 1965 film called Kwaidan directed by Masaki Kobayashi.
	12:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: Kentucky Bourbon Fried Chicken?
	12:29pm P-90: I remember Kwaidan, the Snow Lady was really spooky and mysterious
	12:29pm Gary: Yay, I was looking for ghost tracks this week
	12:31pm Mayuko: @Rickwaukee that one said it's only an excerpt, the hissing and shushing must have gone on for a pretty long time.
	12:38pm Mayuko: @P-90 The snow lady story was a sad one. Gary!! Glad to have you here!
	12:39pm Gary: Glad to be here!
	12:41pm Webhamster Henry: Pauline is doing a Ghost Dance right now! She (posthumously) and Ione received a "Red Goat" award at the Midtown Arts District Celebration on Thursday. part of the little park that it was held on is being renamed for her and Deep Listening. www.facebook.com...
	12:43pm Webhamster Henry: BTW, up here in Kingston tomorrow, it's Youko Yamamoto's Bon Odori festival, featuring anti nuke prayers and stories, music, dancing, and more. www.facebook.com...
	12:44pm Webhamster Henry: Sorry if it looks like I'm trying to get you all to move to Kingston.
	12:44pm listener james from westwood: In the past 45 min I've had my upstairs neighbor, mistaken re: his location, attempt to key my door open, AND my smoke alarm shriek out of nowhere (it's evidently dying). So this show has been a fine baseline of calm for me to get my heart rate back down each time.
	12:45pm Rickwaukee: Ghost stories and a spritzer bottle - haw
	12:46pm fred: Ice cream works too, but beware of the fake Mr Softees
	12:48pm fred: "cerveau d'enfant" means "child's brain"
	12:48pm Rickwaukee: Unusually chilly for August here in Wisconsin - usually the "dog days" of summer now, which is Tokyo-miserable
	12:50pm Gary: He's famous here
	1:03pm Mayuko: Welcome, Webhamster Henry! Must be nice to be in upstate this time of year.
	1:05pm Mayuko: @Gary oh good! I wasn't quite sure how well-known he was. Many of Yakumo Koizumi/Lafcadio Hearn's books are available for free here: openlibrary.org...
	1:05pm Lukas: Hey Mayuko, thank you so much for playing KenYa's piece. It was a pleasure to meet you few weeks back when he performed in Brooklyn.
	1:07pm Mayuko: If you're visiting Tokyo in August you can check out this large ghost painting collection in Yanaka: matcha-jp.com... This show happens every year...
	1:09pm fred: Kikagaku Moyo are playing here in a few weeks.Has anyone seen them live? Should I find a way to get a ticket?
	1:11pm Mayuko: Lukas! Thank you for listening!! Glad I went to Share and got to hear them perform. That was really cool. That's when I bought this from him!
	1:22pm rbrt: ohhh ghosts this week
	1:25pm Mayuko: Hey rbrt! thanks for listening!
	1:27pm Jeff g.: Hi all. I'm working on a folklore project at work now, including Hearn. I'm in over my head, but it's a rich vein. Thanks for this show, Mayuko.
	1:29pm Mayuko: @fred never seen Kikagaku Moyo, but seems like they're kind of band that's good live?
	1:30pm Mayuko: Oh my god Jeff G! You got the best job!! I'd love to hear more about it next time I see you!!
	1:31pm coelacanth∅: Mayuko @1.03 kingston ny isn't far enough upstate to be much cooler than jersey city. new paltz, just 15 miles south of kingston, was between 90-105 degrees F for 6 weeks straight a few summers ago. (& humid)
	1:34pm Jeff g.: There are worse jobs. But there are also better jobs for paying the bills. You'd have more to tell me than I, you, I'm sure.
	1:34pm coelacanth∅: (although we do have hiking spots that are 10-20 degrees cooler, sometimes with water to get into.)
	1:38pm Mayuko: @coelacanth∅ oh! I just assumed anything above Westchester would be upstate, haha. Nobody had defined it for me, now that I think!
	1:39pm Mayuko: @Jeff g. there are EASIER jobs for paying the bills, I'm sure about that!
	1:42pm coelacanth∅: people call it "upstate"...technically it is; but new paltz is 1-1/2 hour drive from jc at most. kingston maybe another 25 minutes.
	1:43pm Jeff g.: @mayuko: do tell. I'm always looking for those.
	1:44pm tmoyo: The air is humid and heavy at night time in Yokohama. The ghostly frequency of today's show matches the insect sounds outside my window. BTW I used to live really close to that temple in Yanaka but have never seen the ghost painting collection... Must find the time this year!
	1:48pm Mayuko: Finally, a listener from a location with appropriate temperature! Good evening, tmoyo!
	1:50pm Rickwaukee: Heard they're broiling in Portland - v strange
	1:56pm Rickwaukee: "cobweb edge of nothing" - story of my life
	1:58pm rbrt: >:o
	2:01pm Gary: That's a great family story
	2:03pm Rickwaukee: Maybe afraid it might have been a "dark" power or prankster trick
	2:07pm coelacanth∅: CIV would be 104, i think
	2:07pm Rickwaukee: C = 50, IV = 1 less than 5, so 54
	2:07pm Kurt Gottschalk: Friday, October 20th, ISSUE presents a public performance celebrating the work of pioneering French composer Éliane Radigue, presented as a part of The Austrian Cultural Forum’s Moving Sounds Festival. The evening spans her acoustic and electronic compositions and features the world premiere of OCCAM RIVER XVI.
	2:08pm tmoyo: interesting story... my friend in college said her mom acquired healing powers after her home burned down. apparently kannon-sama appeared in her dream after the fire and gave her the power. I met her once and she was a funny lady giving healing sessions to a golf teacher for free lessons.
	2:08pm Rickwaukee: I was sick out of school when they taught Roman numbers - was clueless for decade+
	2:10pm Rickwaukee: Another pleasure cruise today, thank you, Big M
	2:10pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Mayuko!
	2:10pm fred: Thanks Mayuko
	2:10pm tmoyo: Thanks Mayuko! ill try not to have nightmares...
	2:11pm coelacanth∅: Rickw - C= 100.
	2:11pm Rickwaukee: Oops, I'm STILL LEARNING LOL
	2:11pm Jeff g.: Magical, @Mayuko!
	2:11pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Mayuko! Brilliantly scary program tchau peeps
	2:12pm Ike: Roman numerals: an area where Romans were clearly and blatantly inferior to the Near East/South Asia and their awesome Hindu-Arabic numeral system that we use today. Have a good one, Mayuko.
	2:12pm Mayuko: Ah Kurt! That's the thing that I didn't even really read yet! Thank you for the info!!!
	2:16pm Mayuko: @tmoyo TYPICAL Japanese person who takes supernatural things as everyday life thing! haha. That is interesting!
	2:16pm Mayuko: Thank you all for listening!! See you next week!
	2:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: Zats, missed the tail end, since I walked into town to the farmers' market. Going to chill out now with a dish of mango ice cream and fresh (real fresh!) blueberries. Have a good week, Mayuko.

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August 5, 2017: The Probable Consequence of Swallowing a Soul

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Kwaidan / Yuki-onna (The Woman of the Snow), Masaki Kobayashi, 1965

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Toru Takemitsu 武満徹	Kwaidan: Main Title / The Black Hair 怪談: 黒髪 (Kurokami)	Film Music By Toru Takemitsu (1)	Victor	2006	Original 1965	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Kinshi Tsuruta 鶴田錦史	Dan-no-ura 壇の浦	The Art of Kinshi Tsuruta 鶴田錦史の芸術	Ocora	1991		0:06:04 (Pop-up)
Art Of Primitive Sound	Eagle Bone For The Ghost Dance	Musical Instruments From Prehistory	Hic Sunt Leones	1993		0:17:43 (Pop-up)
John Cage	Excerpt From Voiceless Essay	Ghosts And Monsters: Technology And Personality In Contemporary Music	Leonardo Music Journal	1999		0:19:10 (Pop-up)
Delia Derbyshire	The Delian Mode "The Delian Mode" by "Delia Derbyshire"	BBC Radiophonic Music	BBC	1971		0:23:00 (Pop-up)
Stephen Vitiello	Marfa mix "Marfa mix" by "Stephen Vitiello"	An Anthology Of Noise & Electronic Music / Fourth A-Chronology 1937-2005	Sub Rosa	2006		0:28:33 (Pop-up)
Hermann Kopp	Cerveau D'Enfant "Cerveau D'Enfant" by "Hermann Kopp"	Cerveau D'Enfant	Galakthorrö	2010		0:32:36 (Pop-up)
Pauline Oliveros	Fragments "Fragments" by "Pauline Oliveros"	Ghostdance	Deep Listening	1998		0:35:02 (Pop-up)
Sugai Ken	Awai "Awai" by "Sugai Ken"	鯰上 - On The Quakefish	Lullabies For Insomniacs	2016		0:39:08 (Pop-up)

Mamoru Fujieda 藤枝守	The Fourth Collection: Pattern XV	Patterns Of Plants	Tzadik	1997		0:54:56 (Pop-up)
Seiji Tsurusawa 鶴澤清治	Yuki 雪 (Snow)	Hitobachi Isshin 一撥一心	Columbia	2010		0:57:25 (Pop-up)
KenYa Kawaguchi 川口賢哉	Accessing Mysteries 2 (Excerpt)	Solo Shakuhachi Improvisation - 雨露 URO	ChapChap	2016		0:59:27 (Pop-up)
Eliane Radigue	Onward 76 "Onward 76" by "Eliane Radigue"	Vice Versa, Etc …	Important Records	2009	Original 1970	1:17:38 (Pop-up)
Pancreas	SONNET CIV "SONNET CIV" by "Pancreas"	Mitose	Self-Released	2016		1:20:12 (Pop-up)
Karlheinz Stockhausen	Mikrophonie II	Mikrophonie I / Mikrophonie II	CBS	1967		1:26:26 (Pop-up)
Arca	Child "Child" by "Arca"	Arca	XL Recordings	2017		1:40:56 (Pop-up)
Eduardo Polonio	Un Flu For Fru "Un Flu For Fru" by "Eduardo Polonio"	Proprio Motu	Maria de Alvear World Edition	2007		1:44:27 (Pop-up)
Toru Takemitsu 武満徹	Kwaidan: In a Cup of Tea 怪談: 茶碗の中 (Chawan no naka)	Film Music By Toru Takemitsu (1)	Victor	2006	The beginning of "In a Cup of Tea" - the last story of Kwaidan: http://www.tcm.com/mediaroom/video/214412/Kwaidan-Movie-Clip-In-a-Cup-of-Tea.html	1:51:05 (Pop-up)

Talking Heads	Once In A Lifetime "Once In A Lifetime" by "Talking Heads"	Remain In Light	Sire	1980		2:10:39 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Mayuko and all!
	12:01pm coelacanth∅: good morning Mayuko, l james f w, sundry virtiglings
	12:01pm fred: Good afternoon Mayuko, james and other listeners
	12:02pm P-90: Greetings, DJ Mayuko and V-Players
	12:03pm coelacanth∅: i really like that (<) picture
	12:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: Vertigo intensifying, I guess Mayuko is on!
	12:07pm Mayuko: Hello everyone! Glad to have you all here!!
	12:07pm doctorjazz: Hi from Eastern Kentucky, pretty place for a quick vacation... Heading out for KFC soon, seems required.
	12:11pm Mayuko: This is a track that illustrates the battle of Dan-no-ura, the bloody final sea battle in a civil war in 12th century. The samurais of the losing clan are all killed and the women and children jumped into the sea so that they wouldn't get caught by the enemy.
	12:11pm fred: I like this Kinshi Tsuruta track. Now that I have a new computer, I can see the kanji characters! Not that I can read them, but that's still an improvement
	12:12pm Mayuko: Hi doctorjazz! how is the temperature like there in Kentucky?
	12:14pm Mayuko: Congrats on the new computer, fred! How are you health-wise?
	12:14pm coelacanth∅: i have an album with a song called "kurokami" which is very different...pretty sure traditional song. (?)
	12:16pm Mayuko: Hoichi the earless, a blind genius Biwa playe were taken away by ghosts, and performed this track in a cemetery for those dead people to relieve their souls. In the film Kwaidan & the old folklore.
	12:19pm fred: I had two weeks off work, so that threw the whole blood-thinner thing into a roller-coaster. Two blood tests a week, that sucks. But I feel good, so it's only annoying
	12:19pm doctorjazz: Really varies in the few days I've been here, now 60 degrees, high 78, yesterday really hot and muggy with short showers of and on (mostly off)
	12:20pm coelacanth∅: Thankful you're okay fred.
	12:21pm doctorjazz: Sorry to hear it, Fred, glad your doing better.
	12:23pm coelacanth∅: ...i don't eat chicken, but i wonder if "kentucky fried chicken" is better in kentucky, or worse
	12:23pm Rickwaukee: Maybe when these folks get done hissing and shushing each other, we'll get to hear Mr Cage play
	12:25pm fred: Playing Takemitsu, Cage, and traditional Japanese music in the same set makes a lot of sense
	12:26pm Mayuko: @coelacanth∅ yup you're right, there is a Nagauta song titled Kurokami, which is indeed a traditional thing. The one we heard was from the first story in this 1965 film called Kwaidan directed by Masaki Kobayashi.
	12:27pm Ken From Hyde Park: Kentucky Bourbon Fried Chicken?
	12:29pm P-90: I remember Kwaidan, the Snow Lady was really spooky and mysterious
	12:29pm Gary: Yay, I was looking for ghost tracks this week
	12:31pm Mayuko: @Rickwaukee that one said it's only an excerpt, the hissing and shushing must have gone on for a pretty long time.
	12:38pm Mayuko: @P-90 The snow lady story was a sad one. Gary!! Glad to have you here!
	12:39pm Gary: Glad to be here!
	12:41pm Webhamster Henry: Pauline is doing a Ghost Dance right now! She (posthumously) and Ione received a "Red Goat" award at the Midtown Arts District Celebration on Thursday. part of the little park that it was held on is being renamed for her and Deep Listening. www.facebook.com...
	12:43pm Webhamster Henry: BTW, up here in Kingston tomorrow, it's Youko Yamamoto's Bon Odori festival, featuring anti nuke prayers and stories, music, dancing, and more. www.facebook.com...
	12:44pm Webhamster Henry: Sorry if it looks like I'm trying to get you all to move to Kingston.
	12:44pm listener james from westwood: In the past 45 min I've had my upstairs neighbor, mistaken re: his location, attempt to key my door open, AND my smoke alarm shriek out of nowhere (it's evidently dying). So this show has been a fine baseline of calm for me to get my heart rate back down each time.
	12:45pm Rickwaukee: Ghost stories and a spritzer bottle - haw
	12:46pm fred: Ice cream works too, but beware of the fake Mr Softees
	12:48pm fred: "cerveau d'enfant" means "child's brain"
	12:48pm Rickwaukee: Unusually chilly for August here in Wisconsin - usually the "dog days" of summer now, which is Tokyo-miserable
	12:50pm Gary: He's famous here
	1:03pm Mayuko: Welcome, Webhamster Henry! Must be nice to be in upstate this time of year.
	1:05pm Mayuko: @Gary oh good! I wasn't quite sure how well-known he was. Many of Yakumo Koizumi/Lafcadio Hearn's books are available for free here: openlibrary.org...
	1:05pm Lukas: Hey Mayuko, thank you so much for playing KenYa's piece. It was a pleasure to meet you few weeks back when he performed in Brooklyn.
	1:07pm Mayuko: If you're visiting Tokyo in August you can check out this large ghost painting collection in Yanaka: matcha-jp.com... This show happens every year...
	1:09pm fred: Kikagaku Moyo are playing here in a few weeks.Has anyone seen them live? Should I find a way to get a ticket?
	1:11pm Mayuko: Lukas! Thank you for listening!! Glad I went to Share and got to hear them perform. That was really cool. That's when I bought this from him!
	1:22pm rbrt: ohhh ghosts this week
	1:25pm Mayuko: Hey rbrt! thanks for listening!
	1:27pm Jeff g.: Hi all. I'm working on a folklore project at work now, including Hearn. I'm in over my head, but it's a rich vein. Thanks for this show, Mayuko.
	1:29pm Mayuko: @fred never seen Kikagaku Moyo, but seems like they're kind of band that's good live?
	1:30pm Mayuko: Oh my god Jeff G! You got the best job!! I'd love to hear more about it next time I see you!!
	1:31pm coelacanth∅: Mayuko @1.03 kingston ny isn't far enough upstate to be much cooler than jersey city. new paltz, just 15 miles south of kingston, was between 90-105 degrees F for 6 weeks straight a few summers ago. (& humid)
	1:34pm Jeff g.: There are worse jobs. But there are also better jobs for paying the bills. You'd have more to tell me than I, you, I'm sure.
	1:34pm coelacanth∅: (although we do have hiking spots that are 10-20 degrees cooler, sometimes with water to get into.)
	1:38pm Mayuko: @coelacanth∅ oh! I just assumed anything above Westchester would be upstate, haha. Nobody had defined it for me, now that I think!
	1:39pm Mayuko: @Jeff g. there are EASIER jobs for paying the bills, I'm sure about that!
	1:42pm coelacanth∅: people call it "upstate"...technically it is; but new paltz is 1-1/2 hour drive from jc at most. kingston maybe another 25 minutes.
	1:43pm Jeff g.: @mayuko: do tell. I'm always looking for those.
	1:44pm tmoyo: The air is humid and heavy at night time in Yokohama. The ghostly frequency of today's show matches the insect sounds outside my window. BTW I used to live really close to that temple in Yanaka but have never seen the ghost painting collection... Must find the time this year!
	1:48pm Mayuko: Finally, a listener from a location with appropriate temperature! Good evening, tmoyo!
	1:50pm Rickwaukee: Heard they're broiling in Portland - v strange
	1:56pm Rickwaukee: "cobweb edge of nothing" - story of my life
	1:58pm rbrt: >:o
	2:01pm Gary: That's a great family story
	2:03pm Rickwaukee: Maybe afraid it might have been a "dark" power or prankster trick
	2:07pm coelacanth∅: CIV would be 104, i think
	2:07pm Rickwaukee: C = 50, IV = 1 less than 5, so 54
	2:07pm Kurt Gottschalk: Friday, October 20th, ISSUE presents a public performance celebrating the work of pioneering French composer Éliane Radigue, presented as a part of The Austrian Cultural Forum’s Moving Sounds Festival. The evening spans her acoustic and electronic compositions and features the world premiere of OCCAM RIVER XVI.
	2:08pm tmoyo: interesting story... my friend in college said her mom acquired healing powers after her home burned down. apparently kannon-sama appeared in her dream after the fire and gave her the power. I met her once and she was a funny lady giving healing sessions to a golf teacher for free lessons.
	2:08pm Rickwaukee: I was sick out of school when they taught Roman numbers - was clueless for decade+
	2:10pm Rickwaukee: Another pleasure cruise today, thank you, Big M
	2:10pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Mayuko!
	2:10pm fred: Thanks Mayuko
	2:10pm tmoyo: Thanks Mayuko! ill try not to have nightmares...
	2:11pm coelacanth∅: Rickw - C= 100.
	2:11pm Rickwaukee: Oops, I'm STILL LEARNING LOL
	2:11pm Jeff g.: Magical, @Mayuko!
	2:11pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Mayuko! Brilliantly scary program tchau peeps
	2:12pm Ike: Roman numerals: an area where Romans were clearly and blatantly inferior to the Near East/South Asia and their awesome Hindu-Arabic numeral system that we use today. Have a good one, Mayuko.
	2:12pm Mayuko: Ah Kurt! That's the thing that I didn't even really read yet! Thank you for the info!!!
	2:16pm Mayuko: @tmoyo TYPICAL Japanese person who takes supernatural things as everyday life thing! haha. That is interesting!
	2:16pm Mayuko: Thank you all for listening!! See you next week!
	2:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: Zats, missed the tail end, since I walked into town to the farmers' market. Going to chill out now with a dish of mango ice cream and fresh (real fresh!) blueberries. Have a good week, Mayuko.

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