WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from August 9, 2017

Listener comments!
	7:03pm hyde: am I on the wrong playlist again
	7:05pm Gary: Wrong playlist, right time!
	7:09pm northguineahills: If I don't hear any more Ground Zero or Otomo Yoshihide in the next month, I'll might be rather cross at you Gary! ;)
	7:10pm Gary: Uh oh! I'll have to get to work on that, NGH
	7:11pm Gary: And, again: I invite all arguments for better examples of each attribute!
	7:14pm hyde: super eighties is kind of a hard category to argue. for me the quintessential personal things would be like The Boredoms or The Stalin, but the stuff you're playing sounds in its way a lot more 80's
	7:15pm hyde: also, what is that picture. is it Guitar Wolf as Godzilla
	7:16pm Gary: Indeed it is GW as Godzilla
	7:17pm Gary: I definitely went for the most cliche / obvious sense of "eighties" music with that choice
	7:17pm northguineahills: Buffalo Daughter sounds a lot like Shongun Kunitoki (who are Finnish, and sound a little more like Terry Riley) (they can be found on Fonal Recs) I would call Buffalo Daughter "super church of anthrax".
	7:18pm northguineahills: Shogun Kunitoki
	7:19pm Gary: I'll have to look up Shogun Kunitoki ... and how come church of anthrax? I'm not getting a reference, I suspect
	7:20pm hyde: i love Guitar Wolf. i saw them at some point in the 90's, though where or when i can't really pinpoint. also, RIP to Haruo Nakajima who died this week, who played Godzilla in the 1954 flick and a few others. He's in Seven Samurai, too.
	7:23pm northguineahills: Church of Anthrax was the rockin' album John Cale did w/ Terry Riley.
	7:23pm Gary: I know, that was so sad to see all those pics of him in the costume in remembrance
	7:24pm Gary: Ah! I should try to find that, thanks, NGH
	7:32pm coelacanth∅: hey Gary and Bodegasattvas this sounds lovely. it may be an hour or so before i can listen attentively but i'll be here in spirit.
	7:33pm Gary: Hey there, Coelacanth!
	7:38pm melinda: hi crowd!
	7:39pm Gary: Hi, Melinda!
	7:43pm hyde: yay, melinda and coelacanth!
	7:43pm melinda: I like it when I hear familiar strains in unexpected formats, like that MMT.
	7:45pm northguineahills: I thought Tori no Jidai was closer to welcome the birds, but then again my Japanese sucks.
	7:46pm northguineahills: Cibo Mato
	7:48pm northguineahills: Hello melinda and other bodegamites! I'll be busy and flitting in and out.
	7:51pm hyde: wooooo, Gaseneta ! this is a quintessential 80's band for me
	7:51pm Gary: NGH, I trust your Japanese more than I trust mine!
	7:53pm melinda: Bodegamite....a tiny pest, or a tasty spread?
	7:54pm hyde: ooh, i love Flied Egg too. this theme is the best.
	7:56pm Gary: @Melinda, I vote for both!
	7:56pm Gary: "Sh*t, there are bodegamites in my Bodegamite!"
	7:58pm Gary: It's like a response song to Mayakovsky's "Cloud in Trousers"
	8:03pm melinda: Many good song titles.
	8:24pm hyde: this is all a great soundtrack for the Asian history book i'm reading
	8:27pm Gary: Oh, that sounds interesting
	8:28pm Gary: I accidentally played this track out of order -- was supposed to follow the next one ...
	8:29pm geezerette: Hello,Gary and "bodegamites", bodegamists, bodegamatics,bodegaloos, bodegabuddies...(outta breath...)
	8:29pm geezerette: yay Japan!
	8:30pm Gary: Geezerette!
	8:35pm Ike: Hey!
	8:36pm hyde: @Gary highly recommended (at least ~140 pages in): From the Ruins of Empire by Pankaj Mishra. sort of a history of late 19th/20th century Asia largely from the perspective of Asians with a lot of autobiography about figures like Jamal Al-din Al-Afghani, Liang Qichao and Rabindranath Tagore who aren't all that well known in the west. I admit I had only heard of Tagore...it's really readable.
	8:37pm Gary: Ike!
	8:37pm Gary: @Hyde, that sounds amazing
	8:37pm hyde: yay, geezerette!
	8:38pm hyde: @Gary check it out, dude!
	8:46pm Ike: Do any of you like anime? I mostly can't get into it. Too many sexist squeaky caricatures of women and poor plot resolutions. I liked Cowboy Bebop though.
	8:48pm Gary: Ghost in the Shell ... I think I saw the sequel to it? And liked it. I haven't seen that many, myself
	8:53pm hyde: this is like a preview of the much promised noise show, heh heh heh
	8:53pm Gary: Haha, I was sweating bullets wondering if you were gonna remember that promise! I guess I gotta deliver definitely now :)
	8:54pm geezerette: Hyde! Miyazaki is good. Not an anime fan but his "My Friend Totoro" and "Spirited Away" are two of my favorite films.
	8:56pm Gary: I haven't seen Totoro yet, but loved Mononoke, Spirited Away, and Howl's Moving Castle
	8:56pm northguineahills: Damns, missed Melt Banana!
	8:57pm Gary: But, more importantly, you're in time for Kousokuya
	8:59pm hyde: @ike i would recommend Mamoru Hosada (Summer Wars, The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, Wolf Children) and Satoshi Kon (Tokyo Godfathers, Paprika, Millennium Actress)
	9:00pm northguineahills: damn it hyde, I really don't need to lengthen my reading queue, I already need to eventually become a jiangshi in order to finish what't already there.
	9:01pm hyde: @ngh haha, c'mon. none of us will finish what we want to read or hear before death. embrace it, just keep plugging ;)
	9:03pm Gary: PAPRIKA! I forgot about Paprika. That is one awesome poem-as-movie
	9:04pm northguineahills: When I was a kid there was cute show w/ (to me at least) were hopping jiangshi's w/ cartoonish music on when I got home from school. It's how I started to learn Japanese.
	9:05pm northguineahills: (that, and beisubaru and seasame street).
	9:09pm northguineahills: They used to sell the week's Sesame Street's script at the newsstands for adults so they could watch and learn English.
	9:09pm Gary: whoa, that's amazing
	9:10pm hyde: totally
	9:15pm Ike: Oh I love Miyazaki. I don't even think of those movies as anime somehow. They're in a class of their own. Miyazaki movies are just Miyazaki movies.
	9:25pm Gary: Have you guys seen the giant inflatable chicken that appeared near the White House?
	9:27pm hyde: i KNEW we'd get to Rallizes Dénudés before long
	9:27pm Gary: I love this version -- shorter than the others, but, weirdly, kind of "clearer"
	9:28pm hyde: i'm a sap for just about anything by these guys
	9:30pm geezerette: www.criterion.com... For those who haven't seen "The Face of Another" I won't describe it, but this live action b&w movie seems like something almost everyone here would dig. Don't know about White house chicken! Perfect for a prez who lays an egg with every tweet! :D
	9:31pm geezerette: Yep, this show is another knock out.
	9:32pm Gary: Chicken's in the news now
	9:34pm coelacanth∅: i'm wondering if when you get to "ro-" if you'll take the obvious road and play super roots...but, which one?
	9:35pm Gary: Hmmmm ... I'm not tellin'!
	9:35pm northguineahills: I keep on missing my favorite stuff! I have to take off. I need to get up really early tomorrow. Ayanasuminasai!
	9:35pm Uncle Michael: Hey.
	9:37pm Gary: Night, NGH! Hi, Uncle Michael!
	9:38pm hyde: g'night, ngh
	9:38pm coelacanth∅: me too. i was trying to listen at an almost inaudible volume before because my nephew and his gf were watching some predictable, boring anime. i suggested they turn the volume down and listen to this while watching, since the story would be easy to follow either way.
	9:39pm coelacanth∅: 'night ngh
	9:39pm Gary: Ha!
	9:42pm geezerette: pmchollywoodlife.files.wordpress.com... the chicken :)
	9:44pm Gary: Ah, thank you, Geez!
	9:44pm hyde: ah, i love this Shonen Knife. thank u
	9:44pm geezerette: haha!
	9:46pm Gary: Larry Grogan's up in 15 minutes! (I think you'll be hearing some Glen Campbell, if I'm reading his show description right) wfmu.org...
	9:51pm geezerette: super love for super japan. thanks Gary! good night, bodegamites!
	9:52pm Gary: Night, G!
	9:54pm coelacanth∅: g'night super g
	9:56pm Gary: Super-thanks for hanging out, C!
	9:56pm Uncle Michael: thanks, Gary
	9:56pm hyde: thanks!
	9:59pm coelacanth∅: yikes i didn't even realise it's over! it'll be over a week before i can listen to this program in its entirety - and loud, as it should be. Thanks Gary! later on, y'all
	10:00pm Gary: Super Good Night!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from August 9, 2017

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August 9, 2017: Super Japan 2 | Super eighties to Super Junky Monkey.
Super eighties, super electronic, super enka, super era, super exotic, super fail, super fantasy, super folk, super funky, super fusion, super gagaku, super ghost, super glitch, super group, super guitar, super hair, super harsh, super heavy, super high, super I, super ice, super imagination, super J-pop, super J-rock, super jelly, super jet, Super Junky Monkey.

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop	Intro "Intro" by "Bodega Pop"	Bodega Pop Live	2017		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Kadorie	メイヤゲツ (Maya Getsu)	Kadorie	1988	Super eighties	0:05:14 (Pop-up)
Buffalo Daughter	Cyclic "Cyclic" by "Buffalo Daughter"	Pshychic	2003	Super electronic	0:09:43 (Pop-up)
Kasuga Hachirou	別れの一本杉 (Farewell Cedar)		1955	Super enka	0:19:59 (Pop-up)
Yoshimio	Tori no Jidai "Tori no Jidai" by "Yoshimio"	Yunnan Colorfree	2007	Super era	0:23:07 (Pop-up)
Akira Ishikawa & Count Buffalos	求愛 (Courtship)	Uganda (Dawn Of African Rock)	1972	Super exotic	0:33:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Yutaka Mogi	Magical Mystery Tour "Magical Mystery Tour" by "Yutaka Mogi"	Digital Mystery Tour	1978		0:42:10 (Pop-up)
Gaseneta	Touchan No Poh Ga Kikoeru	アウトテイク (Outtakes)	2011	Super fail	0:49:11 (Pop-up)
Flied Egg	Plastic Fantasy "Plastic Fantasy" by "Flied Egg"	Dr. Siegel's Fried Egg Shooting Machine	1972	Super fantasy	0:51:06 (Pop-up)
Mikami Kan	パンティストッキングのような空 (Sky Like Panty Hose)	Hiraku Yume Nado Arujanaishi	1972	Super folk	0:57:07 (Pop-up)
Haruomi Hosono	Rose & Beast "Rose & Beast" by "Haruomi Hosono"	Hosono House	1973	Super funky	1:00:15 (Pop-up)
Kimiko Kasai with Herbie Hancock	Butterfly	Butterfly	1979	Super fusion	1:04:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Electro Keyboard Orchestra	The Heated Point	Electro Keyboard Orchestra	1975		1:10:48 (Pop-up)
Société Ono Gagaku Kaï	Etenraku	Japon. Gagaku	1987	Super gagaku	1:16:15 (Pop-up)
AOKI Takamasa + Tujiko Noriko	Alien	28	2007	Super glitch (accidentally played this out of order; was supposed to follow next track. Oh, well!)	1:25:48 (Pop-up)
Kenji Kawai	UTA I - Making of Cyborg	Ghost in the Shell OST	1995	Super ghost	1:30:15 (Pop-up)
Group A	Rodochenko "Rodochenko" by "Group A"	A	2012	Super group	1:34:23 (Pop-up)
Melt-Banana	Shield for Your Eyes, A Beast in the Well on Your Hand	Cell-Scape	2003	Super guitar	1:39:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Tokyo All-Star Orchestra	Aita Ina Ano Hito Ni	Favorite Japanese Instrumentals			1:43:33 (Pop-up)
Little Fujiko	Afro Hair 5.5 Yards Long	White Peach Jellyfish	1996	Super hair	1:47:05 (Pop-up)
Kazumoto Endo	5:32:17 "5:32:17" by "Kazumoto Endo"	Brick and Mortar	2003	Super harsh	1:51:15 (Pop-up)
Kousokuya	Shadow of a Dream "Shadow of a Dream" by "Kousokuya"	Echoes from Underground	2001	Super heavy	1:56:47 (Pop-up)
Speed, Glue, & Shinki	Stoned out of My Mind	Eve	1971	Super high	2:10:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Toshiaki Tsushima	Ape Society "Ape Society" by "Toshiaki Tsushima"	Ongaku 70 • Vintage Psychedelia In Japan	2011		2:16:09 (Pop-up)
Aunt Sally	I Was Chosen "I Was Chosen" by "Aunt Sally"	Aunt Sally	1979	Super I	2:19:56 (Pop-up)
Les Rallizes Dénudés	Ice Fire "Ice Fire" by "Les Rallizes Dénudés"	Soundboard 79 - 81	2004	Super ice	2:20:53 (Pop-up)
Miyako Koda	Butter "Butter" by "Miyako Koda"	Jupiter	1998	Super imagination	2:32:54 (Pop-up)
AKB48	Majisuka Rock 'n' Roll "Majisuka Rock 'n' Roll" by "AKB48"	Sakura no Shiori	2008	Super J-pop	2:36:45 (Pop-up)
Seagull Screaming Kiss Her Kiss Her	No Talk	Eternal Adolesence	2015	Super J-rock	2:40:08 (Pop-up)
Shonen Knife	Flying Jelly Attack "Flying Jelly Attack" by "Shonen Knife"	Yama-no Attchan	1984	Super jelly	2:42:09 (Pop-up)
Guitar Wolf	Roaring Blood "Roaring Blood" by "Guitar Wolf"	Jet Generation	1999	Super jet	2:44:47 (Pop-up)
Super Junky Monkey	We're the Mother	Screw Up	1992	Super Junky Monkey	2:49:31 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:03pm hyde: am I on the wrong playlist again
	7:05pm Gary: Wrong playlist, right time!
	7:09pm northguineahills: If I don't hear any more Ground Zero or Otomo Yoshihide in the next month, I'll might be rather cross at you Gary! ;)
	7:10pm Gary: Uh oh! I'll have to get to work on that, NGH
	7:11pm Gary: And, again: I invite all arguments for better examples of each attribute!
	7:14pm hyde: super eighties is kind of a hard category to argue. for me the quintessential personal things would be like The Boredoms or The Stalin, but the stuff you're playing sounds in its way a lot more 80's
	7:15pm hyde: also, what is that picture. is it Guitar Wolf as Godzilla
	7:16pm Gary: Indeed it is GW as Godzilla
	7:17pm Gary: I definitely went for the most cliche / obvious sense of "eighties" music with that choice
	7:17pm northguineahills: Buffalo Daughter sounds a lot like Shongun Kunitoki (who are Finnish, and sound a little more like Terry Riley) (they can be found on Fonal Recs) I would call Buffalo Daughter "super church of anthrax".
	7:18pm northguineahills: Shogun Kunitoki
	7:19pm Gary: I'll have to look up Shogun Kunitoki ... and how come church of anthrax? I'm not getting a reference, I suspect
	7:20pm hyde: i love Guitar Wolf. i saw them at some point in the 90's, though where or when i can't really pinpoint. also, RIP to Haruo Nakajima who died this week, who played Godzilla in the 1954 flick and a few others. He's in Seven Samurai, too.
	7:23pm northguineahills: Church of Anthrax was the rockin' album John Cale did w/ Terry Riley.
	7:23pm Gary: I know, that was so sad to see all those pics of him in the costume in remembrance
	7:24pm Gary: Ah! I should try to find that, thanks, NGH
	7:32pm coelacanth∅: hey Gary and Bodegasattvas this sounds lovely. it may be an hour or so before i can listen attentively but i'll be here in spirit.
	7:33pm Gary: Hey there, Coelacanth!
	7:38pm melinda: hi crowd!
	7:39pm Gary: Hi, Melinda!
	7:43pm hyde: yay, melinda and coelacanth!
	7:43pm melinda: I like it when I hear familiar strains in unexpected formats, like that MMT.
	7:45pm northguineahills: I thought Tori no Jidai was closer to welcome the birds, but then again my Japanese sucks.
	7:46pm northguineahills: Cibo Mato
	7:48pm northguineahills: Hello melinda and other bodegamites! I'll be busy and flitting in and out.
	7:51pm hyde: wooooo, Gaseneta ! this is a quintessential 80's band for me
	7:51pm Gary: NGH, I trust your Japanese more than I trust mine!
	7:53pm melinda: Bodegamite....a tiny pest, or a tasty spread?
	7:54pm hyde: ooh, i love Flied Egg too. this theme is the best.
	7:56pm Gary: @Melinda, I vote for both!
	7:56pm Gary: "Sh*t, there are bodegamites in my Bodegamite!"
	7:58pm Gary: It's like a response song to Mayakovsky's "Cloud in Trousers"
	8:03pm melinda: Many good song titles.
	8:24pm hyde: this is all a great soundtrack for the Asian history book i'm reading
	8:27pm Gary: Oh, that sounds interesting
	8:28pm Gary: I accidentally played this track out of order -- was supposed to follow the next one ...
	8:29pm geezerette: Hello,Gary and "bodegamites", bodegamists, bodegamatics,bodegaloos, bodegabuddies...(outta breath...)
	8:29pm geezerette: yay Japan!
	8:30pm Gary: Geezerette!
	8:35pm Ike: Hey!
	8:36pm hyde: @Gary highly recommended (at least ~140 pages in): From the Ruins of Empire by Pankaj Mishra. sort of a history of late 19th/20th century Asia largely from the perspective of Asians with a lot of autobiography about figures like Jamal Al-din Al-Afghani, Liang Qichao and Rabindranath Tagore who aren't all that well known in the west. I admit I had only heard of Tagore...it's really readable.
	8:37pm Gary: Ike!
	8:37pm Gary: @Hyde, that sounds amazing
	8:37pm hyde: yay, geezerette!
	8:38pm hyde: @Gary check it out, dude!
	8:46pm Ike: Do any of you like anime? I mostly can't get into it. Too many sexist squeaky caricatures of women and poor plot resolutions. I liked Cowboy Bebop though.
	8:48pm Gary: Ghost in the Shell ... I think I saw the sequel to it? And liked it. I haven't seen that many, myself
	8:53pm hyde: this is like a preview of the much promised noise show, heh heh heh
	8:53pm Gary: Haha, I was sweating bullets wondering if you were gonna remember that promise! I guess I gotta deliver definitely now :)
	8:54pm geezerette: Hyde! Miyazaki is good. Not an anime fan but his "My Friend Totoro" and "Spirited Away" are two of my favorite films.
	8:56pm Gary: I haven't seen Totoro yet, but loved Mononoke, Spirited Away, and Howl's Moving Castle
	8:56pm northguineahills: Damns, missed Melt Banana!
	8:57pm Gary: But, more importantly, you're in time for Kousokuya
	8:59pm hyde: @ike i would recommend Mamoru Hosada (Summer Wars, The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, Wolf Children) and Satoshi Kon (Tokyo Godfathers, Paprika, Millennium Actress)
	9:00pm northguineahills: damn it hyde, I really don't need to lengthen my reading queue, I already need to eventually become a jiangshi in order to finish what't already there.
	9:01pm hyde: @ngh haha, c'mon. none of us will finish what we want to read or hear before death. embrace it, just keep plugging ;)
	9:03pm Gary: PAPRIKA! I forgot about Paprika. That is one awesome poem-as-movie
	9:04pm northguineahills: When I was a kid there was cute show w/ (to me at least) were hopping jiangshi's w/ cartoonish music on when I got home from school. It's how I started to learn Japanese.
	9:05pm northguineahills: (that, and beisubaru and seasame street).
	9:09pm northguineahills: They used to sell the week's Sesame Street's script at the newsstands for adults so they could watch and learn English.
	9:09pm Gary: whoa, that's amazing
	9:10pm hyde: totally
	9:15pm Ike: Oh I love Miyazaki. I don't even think of those movies as anime somehow. They're in a class of their own. Miyazaki movies are just Miyazaki movies.
	9:25pm Gary: Have you guys seen the giant inflatable chicken that appeared near the White House?
	9:27pm hyde: i KNEW we'd get to Rallizes Dénudés before long
	9:27pm Gary: I love this version -- shorter than the others, but, weirdly, kind of "clearer"
	9:28pm hyde: i'm a sap for just about anything by these guys
	9:30pm geezerette: www.criterion.com... For those who haven't seen "The Face of Another" I won't describe it, but this live action b&w movie seems like something almost everyone here would dig. Don't know about White house chicken! Perfect for a prez who lays an egg with every tweet! :D
	9:31pm geezerette: Yep, this show is another knock out.
	9:32pm Gary: Chicken's in the news now
	9:34pm coelacanth∅: i'm wondering if when you get to "ro-" if you'll take the obvious road and play super roots...but, which one?
	9:35pm Gary: Hmmmm ... I'm not tellin'!
	9:35pm northguineahills: I keep on missing my favorite stuff! I have to take off. I need to get up really early tomorrow. Ayanasuminasai!
	9:35pm Uncle Michael: Hey.
	9:37pm Gary: Night, NGH! Hi, Uncle Michael!
	9:38pm hyde: g'night, ngh
	9:38pm coelacanth∅: me too. i was trying to listen at an almost inaudible volume before because my nephew and his gf were watching some predictable, boring anime. i suggested they turn the volume down and listen to this while watching, since the story would be easy to follow either way.
	9:39pm coelacanth∅: 'night ngh
	9:39pm Gary: Ha!
	9:42pm geezerette: pmchollywoodlife.files.wordpress.com... the chicken :)
	9:44pm Gary: Ah, thank you, Geez!
	9:44pm hyde: ah, i love this Shonen Knife. thank u
	9:44pm geezerette: haha!
	9:46pm Gary: Larry Grogan's up in 15 minutes! (I think you'll be hearing some Glen Campbell, if I'm reading his show description right) wfmu.org...
	9:51pm geezerette: super love for super japan. thanks Gary! good night, bodegamites!
	9:52pm Gary: Night, G!
	9:54pm coelacanth∅: g'night super g
	9:56pm Gary: Super-thanks for hanging out, C!
	9:56pm Uncle Michael: thanks, Gary
	9:56pm hyde: thanks!
	9:59pm coelacanth∅: yikes i didn't even realise it's over! it'll be over a week before i can listen to this program in its entirety - and loud, as it should be. Thanks Gary! later on, y'all
	10:00pm Gary: Super Good Night!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from August 9, 2017

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