WFMU: Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from July 7, 2018

Listener comments!
	11:15am Mayuko: Death in Midsummer, a short story by Yukio Mishima www.sfponline.org...
	11:48am listener james from westwood: I attended a funeral yesterday, which maybe is why this line jumped out: "Such incidents of course go far beyond the dictates of custom, and yet at no time are people more bound to follow custom."
	12:01pm fred: Good afternoon Mayuko and listeners
	12:02pm P-90: A reading assignment? Oh no, I'm behind in today's lesson already...!
	12:03pm Mayuko: @james You already skimmed all the way through to the funeral scene?! Proofreader's speed, I suppose!
	12:03pm ike: Dig it.
	12:05pm Mayuko: Hello my radio family fred! P-90, you can skip it it's basically just some people died, as usual for the JP literature from that time period, haha.
	12:05pm Mayuko: Hallo Ike!
	12:07pm Alessandro from Italy: Finally today I will decide the music for my funeral
	12:08pm Dave B: I recently added Oshoshiki to my Plex library. And then in a weird twist of fate, my friend Tomomi sent me a letter from Japan telling me her father passed away, and that she won't be able to send birthday or new years cards for a year of mourning. What's proper protocol? Should I send a note of condolences?
	12:09pm Dropof Goldensun: Greetings Mayuko and listeners!
	12:09pm Dave B: sorry Ososhiki.... typing with fat thumbs
	12:09pm Mayuko: Welcome to Play Vertigo, Alessandro! My playlists are good funeral-music catalogue!!
	12:11pm melinda: hi folks!
	12:11pm Dropof Goldensun: I'm hearing a little Bach mixed in there...
	12:14pm fred: I read a Mishima book back in college, but had trouble finishing it. I don't even remember which one it was
	12:14pm Mayuko: @Dave B Been wondering if you could add some Tora-san there in addition to Ososhiki. THAT is the real gem of Japanese art!!! I'm not the best person to ask about social protocols but I think a note of condolences is what you're supposed to do... Mochu-mimai or something it's called...
	12:15pm Mayuko: As Mishima writes, "A death is always a problem in administration" indeed!
	12:15pm Mayuko: Good afternoon, Dropof and melinda! Thanks for tuning in!
	12:15pm fleep: The title of the story kind of tips it, so I saved a bunch of time by just reading the title.
	12:17pm Mayuko: @fred He can be pretty ridiculous, probably that's why you didn't finish.
	12:18pm P-90: Not skipping a Mishima. Reading now, while listening, music and words make sense together.
	12:19pm listener james from westwood: @Mayuko—Heh, the timestamp was when I finished! I just copied that line in case I spotted more than one to comment about here. Fiction I usually force myself to go slowly b/c I proofread and edit so little of it!
	12:19pm Mayuko: Hi fleep! He's good at titling his stories... I've forgotten most of what he wrote but I remember the titles, haha.
	12:21pm Mayuko: @P-90 I'm glad! That was how I was listening to this record over and over this past week because it reminded me of this short story.
	12:23pm Dave B.: Thanks Mayuko! I will do that. I’ll be adding more to plex soon. Just got a bunch of Hotchcock
	12:25pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, Mayuko and the Vertigo Village. My ice cream didn't fare well in the Garbecue heat. If I served it at 9AM, it wouldn't have been all melted. I guess I need to bring more ice or a freezer along next time.
	12:26pm fleep: Melted ice cream and a straw is its own separate pleasure.
	12:27pm Dropof Goldensun: I prefer my ice cream in it's solid state!
	12:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: "Hey everybody! Who wants peaches and cream?" Yeah, that may have worked.
	12:29pm Brian in UK: Hello Mayuko. Death and paperwork. No escape.
	12:30pm Dropof Goldensun: @Ken - How about Peaches and "Herb"?
	12:31pm fred: @Ken: Was the garbecue as fun as advertised?
	12:32pm Dropof Goldensun: @Mayuko - I am totally digging this current track!
	12:32pm coelacanth∅: greetings Mayuko and all
	12:34pm Dropof Goldensun: Hey coelacanth∅
	12:34pm Mayuko: Hi Ken! I missed your ice cream but tried Ample Hills Creamery for the first time that day... it was okay.
	12:37pm Mayuko: Hi Brian in UK, and coelacanth∅! Thanks for tuning in!
	12:38pm Mayuko: @Dropof glad you dig! I had been wanting to play that album for a while but couldn't find a spot to squeeze it in til today.
	12:44pm Alessandro from Italy: I know your shows very well, Mayuko. I was impressed becauseyou were the first girl to offer uninterrupted This Heat track "Metal"
	12:45pm Ken From Hyde Park: @fred - I had a very nice time. I thought it was great. It was hot and uncomfortable by early afternoon, but a few clouds rolled in around 3PM and improved things. Lots of good food and meeting FMU personalities.
	12:49pm fred: This is a very nice soundtrack to read that Mishima story by
	12:51pm Mayuko: @Alessandro oh, thanks! I just get too excited when listening to This Heat dunno how to stop it, haha.
	12:52pm Mayuko: @fred Great! That was the intention today!
	12:52pm Brian in UK: You have to be bold to play long instrumental tracks. Ah Freeform.
	12:53pm coelacanth∅: hi Dropof
	12:55pm Mayuko: @Brian This Heat is a safe bet since they don't lose intensity even when it's a long track. But yes hurrah for Freeform Radio!
	12:57pm Dave B.: I’ll have you know that there are baby Blue Jays on a terrace across the street
	12:57pm coelacanth∅: i figure if people disrespected my wish to have no funeral on my behalf then they'd at least be expected to play "i feel free" by cream.
	12:59pm Brian in UK: @Dave B, just had a Goldfinch eating at the bird table. The fledgling Blue Tits are learning how to feed outside of the nest as well.
	1:00pm Brian in UK: Not many Swifts this year.
	1:01pm Dave B: @Brian - the Blue Jays and Red Tailed Hawks have been known to duke it out in my neighborhood - Upper West Side Manhattan, just off Central Park.
	1:08pm listener james from westwood: We've had some crows locally in Bergen County. Vocal ones. Nice to hear.
	1:09pm Brian in UK: I find it difficult to like Magpies.
	1:11pm Mayuko: @Dave B BABY BLUE JAYS!?!?! That must be so cute!!!!!
	1:11pm david w: Hello Mayuko and all! We've got mockingbirds and mourning doves in Williamsburg. Somehow appropriate for this show.
	1:12pm rw: Hello! Checking in to get my Vertigo credit.
	1:12pm rw: Though I haven't done the reading assignment.
	1:13pm Sem: Greets, Mayuko, the Vertiginous, and similarly-minded folk.
	1:13pm Dave B.: Next time i go to japan i need to either make or find a field recording of the Yaki-imo truck. That song is the best
	1:15pm Mayuko: Hi david, thanks for tuning in! The way mockingbirds sing sounds often a little too proud, maybe that's what's appropriate for Mishima-inspired show, haha!
	1:15pm Mayuko: Welcome, rw, and Sem! Glad to have you here!!
	1:17pm Fox: I am sorry I am late, but I am here.
	1:17pm Mayuko: @Dave B All the old-fashioned street venders calls are worth recording! Many of them can be listened in only museum archives these days...
	1:18pm Mayuko: Never too late, Fox! Happy to have you here!
	1:19pm Brian in UK: Just in the middle of reading Perfidia by James Ellroy. Based on the days after Pearl Harbour and the effect on Japanese folks in Los Angeles. Powerful writing.
	1:20pm Dave B.: Back in the 90s there was a mockingbird on the roofs here that would sing the car alarm song. I kid you not... at the end of the song, hed do the chirp of someone shutting it off and a back flip
	1:21pm Brian in UK: Ah Pataphysique. The answer to imagined questions. Thank you Alfred Jarry.
	1:23pm fred: I just finished the story, though I was tempted to bail out before the end. I liked it at first though. Not my kind of writer, I guess
	1:23pm Brian in UK: We have some Peacocks near us. They do make a racket when trying locate each other. Nothing subtle.
	1:24pm coelacanth∅: i've seen/heard videos of mockingbirds doing that. they're amazing!
	1:25pm Brian in UK: Hey Sem, still got the buzzing on my computer, need to resolve this.
	1:28pm fred: I saw Anne-James Chaton and Andy Moor last month. Good show, but not as good as earlier ones. I don't like how the voice's intonation matches the words on this track
	1:28pm Sem: Hi, BiUK. I can barely read you over the buzzing on your computer...maybe @fred has an idea? Scotland-bound in mid-October, will you still be the laird of all you survey, esteemed Salopin?
	1:29pm david w: David Dunn teasing mockingbirds with a Moog in the woods in 1976 www.youtube.com... Save it for later.
	1:33pm fred: These days local crows volunteer to act as my alarm clock around 6am. Some took a liking to my window, but it's too hot to keep it closed at night
	1:34pm Mayuko: @david d I MUST watch that video when I'm done!!!!!
	1:36pm Mayuko: @fred We don't have many crows here in NY it seems. Tokyo is basically a city of crows so it took me a while to used to not having them around much.
	1:36pm P-90: I love the phrase "A Moog in the Woods"
	1:36pm Rickwaukee: Music for my independent movie in my hrad
	1:37pm Rickwaukee: *head
	1:38pm Brian in UK: @Sem a trip down South you are more than welcome (whatever that means!) Certainly. If you can make it here. Time for tea then to the local church to hear the choir.
	1:38pm Dropof Goldensun: @david - OMG I have to watch that video too! Back in the 80's I used to tease the birds from my window using a Sequential Circuits Pro-One!
	1:38pm Mayuko: @P-90 me too!!!
	1:38pm Mayuko: @Rickwaukee That's how I enjoy music too!!
	1:39pm fred: Crows can be really loud, especially a few feet from my bed. But I loved seeing them play on the playground slide downstairs. Sadly, the slide was removed a few months ago
	1:40pm Mayuko: @fred Crows on a slide?! That's so cute! They're smart.
	1:42pm ♪ke: @Fred@12:31, I thought the Garbecue was a blast this year partly because a random super-enthusiastic WFMU fan who had never been there before showed up and raved energetically to Rob W. about how good his show is. He looked totally startled (Transpacific Sound Paradise doesn't get much love sometimes). She and some other people got me talking so that's a little unusual.
	1:47pm Rickwaukee: I have no idea about what's popular or selling well so am wondering are movie soundtrack albums even a thing anymore, besides Disney kid stuff? Or is that something left back in the 70s 80s?
	1:48pm Mayuko: @Rickwaukee As long as Morricone Island continues on WFMU, movie soundtrack IS a thing!
	1:49pm fred: @Mayuko: Yeah, they'd fly to the top, slide down and take flight just before reaching the bottom. There didn't seen to be any point in this, that's why I call it playing. Maybe they saw kids doing it and thought they'd try it
	1:51pm Rickwaukee: They used to be huge revenue for the movie/label conglomerates - did a La La Land soundtrack make a blip?
	1:54pm fred: @Ike: I can't listen live to TSP, but I always get Rob's premium. Top stuff
	1:56pm Fox: Hooray for the Garbeque! I, too, had a fun time.
	1:56pm fred: You nailed it Mayuko
	1:57pm Rickwaukee: I know you all wish you could join me today on my trip to buy a new sump pump. Try to have a good day anyway.
	2:00pm Rickwaukee: Thank you, Mayuko, for another great batch of gloomy death related music! You the best. Love
	2:00pm fred: Thanks Mayuko, enjoy Ice Cream Time!
	2:00pm Dropof Goldensun: Great show! Have a great weekend everyone!
	2:00pm coelacanth∅: oh yeah? maybe I'LL go buy a sump pump!
	2:00pm P-90: Thank you, Mayuko-DJ! Good story, great music. And some possible themes for future shows: music with bird sounds, or a show inspired by Tora-San...
	2:01pm coelacanth∅: ...Thanks Mayuko! tchau camaradas
	2:01pm rw: Thanks Mayuko! Always a pleasure to catch the Vertigo. Have a good weekend everyone!
	2:02pm Mayuko: @fred oh good! I tried harder this time!
	2:02pm Mayuko: Thanks again everyone for listening! See you next week!!

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from July 7, 2018

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July 7, 2018: Death in Midsummer

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Yasujiro Hayashi (1922-2013)

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Henning Christiansen	Abschiedssymphonie (Opus 177)	Abschiedssymphonie	Edition Block	1988		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Astra Choir	Elegy "Elegy" by "The Astra Choir"	'We, Like Salangan Swallows…'	New World	2018		0:25:18 (Pop-up)
David Shea	Suite Pt.3 "Suite Pt.3" by "David Shea"	Piano I	Room40	2016		0:32:06 (Pop-up)
Tasos Stamou	Vasiliki "Vasiliki" by "Tasos Stamou"	Musique Con CrèTe	Discrepant	2018		0:33:43 (Pop-up)
Sewer Election	Dream bizarre "Dream bizarre" by "Sewer Election"	Malign	iDEAL Recordings	2017		0:36:15 (Pop-up)
Dave Clarkson	Mysterious Island "Mysterious Island" by "Dave Clarkson"	A Blue Guide to Shore Ghosts and Sea Mystery	Linear Obsessional Recordings	2016		0:39:02 (Pop-up)
Coil	The Sea Priestess "The Sea Priestess" by "Coil"	Astral Disaster	Prescription	2017	Original 1999	0:44:10 (Pop-up)

Human Flesh	L'Ultima Storia "L'Ultima Storia" by "Human Flesh"	Three Minute Symphony	X Tract	1984		1:06:52 (Pop-up)
Pro Et Contra プロとコントラ	Maekojo / Kami no sabaki to ketsubetsu suru tame 前口上 \| 神の裁きと訣別するため ( Opening ~ Pour en Finir avec le Jugement de Dieu from Antonin Artaud)	Pro Et Contra プロとコントラ	Pataphysique	2018		1:09:10 (Pop-up)
Anne-James Chaton + Andy Moor	Coquins Coquettes et Cocus	Heretics: Tout Ce Que Je Sais	Unsounds	2018		1:22:56 (Pop-up)
Michael Beharie and Teddy Rankin-Parker	Fake Money	A Heart From Your Shadow	Mondoj	2018		1:28:29 (Pop-up)
Cinorama	Yume no ato 夢のあと	３つのウソと５時の鐘	P.S.F.	1994		1:31:41 (Pop-up)
The Viper	In A Garden "In A Garden" by "The Viper"	Art For Pain's Sake	Butte County Free Music Society	2016		1:33:03 (Pop-up)
Akihiro Miwa 美輪明宏	Bon Voyage ボン・ボヤージュ	Zenkyokushu 全曲集	King	1999		1:37:34 (Pop-up)
Benjamin Petit Delor	Franchir le mont	Get Kartoon	Le Saule	2018		1:41:25 (Pop-up)
Severed Heads	Voices Of The Dead "Voices Of The Dead" by "Severed Heads"	City Slab Horror	Ink	1985		1:44:21 (Pop-up)
Suicide	Cheree (Remix) "Cheree (Remix)" by "Suicide"	Suicide	Superior Viaduct	2016	Original 1977	1:49:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:15am Mayuko: Death in Midsummer, a short story by Yukio Mishima www.sfponline.org...
	11:48am listener james from westwood: I attended a funeral yesterday, which maybe is why this line jumped out: "Such incidents of course go far beyond the dictates of custom, and yet at no time are people more bound to follow custom."
	12:01pm fred: Good afternoon Mayuko and listeners
	12:02pm P-90: A reading assignment? Oh no, I'm behind in today's lesson already...!
	12:03pm Mayuko: @james You already skimmed all the way through to the funeral scene?! Proofreader's speed, I suppose!
	12:03pm ike: Dig it.
	12:05pm Mayuko: Hello my radio family fred! P-90, you can skip it it's basically just some people died, as usual for the JP literature from that time period, haha.
	12:05pm Mayuko: Hallo Ike!
	12:07pm Alessandro from Italy: Finally today I will decide the music for my funeral
	12:08pm Dave B: I recently added Oshoshiki to my Plex library. And then in a weird twist of fate, my friend Tomomi sent me a letter from Japan telling me her father passed away, and that she won't be able to send birthday or new years cards for a year of mourning. What's proper protocol? Should I send a note of condolences?
	12:09pm Dropof Goldensun: Greetings Mayuko and listeners!
	12:09pm Dave B: sorry Ososhiki.... typing with fat thumbs
	12:09pm Mayuko: Welcome to Play Vertigo, Alessandro! My playlists are good funeral-music catalogue!!
	12:11pm melinda: hi folks!
	12:11pm Dropof Goldensun: I'm hearing a little Bach mixed in there...
	12:14pm fred: I read a Mishima book back in college, but had trouble finishing it. I don't even remember which one it was
	12:14pm Mayuko: @Dave B Been wondering if you could add some Tora-san there in addition to Ososhiki. THAT is the real gem of Japanese art!!! I'm not the best person to ask about social protocols but I think a note of condolences is what you're supposed to do... Mochu-mimai or something it's called...
	12:15pm Mayuko: As Mishima writes, "A death is always a problem in administration" indeed!
	12:15pm Mayuko: Good afternoon, Dropof and melinda! Thanks for tuning in!
	12:15pm fleep: The title of the story kind of tips it, so I saved a bunch of time by just reading the title.
	12:17pm Mayuko: @fred He can be pretty ridiculous, probably that's why you didn't finish.
	12:18pm P-90: Not skipping a Mishima. Reading now, while listening, music and words make sense together.
	12:19pm listener james from westwood: @Mayuko—Heh, the timestamp was when I finished! I just copied that line in case I spotted more than one to comment about here. Fiction I usually force myself to go slowly b/c I proofread and edit so little of it!
	12:19pm Mayuko: Hi fleep! He's good at titling his stories... I've forgotten most of what he wrote but I remember the titles, haha.
	12:21pm Mayuko: @P-90 I'm glad! That was how I was listening to this record over and over this past week because it reminded me of this short story.
	12:23pm Dave B.: Thanks Mayuko! I will do that. I’ll be adding more to plex soon. Just got a bunch of Hotchcock
	12:25pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, Mayuko and the Vertigo Village. My ice cream didn't fare well in the Garbecue heat. If I served it at 9AM, it wouldn't have been all melted. I guess I need to bring more ice or a freezer along next time.
	12:26pm fleep: Melted ice cream and a straw is its own separate pleasure.
	12:27pm Dropof Goldensun: I prefer my ice cream in it's solid state!
	12:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: "Hey everybody! Who wants peaches and cream?" Yeah, that may have worked.
	12:29pm Brian in UK: Hello Mayuko. Death and paperwork. No escape.
	12:30pm Dropof Goldensun: @Ken - How about Peaches and "Herb"?
	12:31pm fred: @Ken: Was the garbecue as fun as advertised?
	12:32pm Dropof Goldensun: @Mayuko - I am totally digging this current track!
	12:32pm coelacanth∅: greetings Mayuko and all
	12:34pm Dropof Goldensun: Hey coelacanth∅
	12:34pm Mayuko: Hi Ken! I missed your ice cream but tried Ample Hills Creamery for the first time that day... it was okay.
	12:37pm Mayuko: Hi Brian in UK, and coelacanth∅! Thanks for tuning in!
	12:38pm Mayuko: @Dropof glad you dig! I had been wanting to play that album for a while but couldn't find a spot to squeeze it in til today.
	12:44pm Alessandro from Italy: I know your shows very well, Mayuko. I was impressed becauseyou were the first girl to offer uninterrupted This Heat track "Metal"
	12:45pm Ken From Hyde Park: @fred - I had a very nice time. I thought it was great. It was hot and uncomfortable by early afternoon, but a few clouds rolled in around 3PM and improved things. Lots of good food and meeting FMU personalities.
	12:49pm fred: This is a very nice soundtrack to read that Mishima story by
	12:51pm Mayuko: @Alessandro oh, thanks! I just get too excited when listening to This Heat dunno how to stop it, haha.
	12:52pm Mayuko: @fred Great! That was the intention today!
	12:52pm Brian in UK: You have to be bold to play long instrumental tracks. Ah Freeform.
	12:53pm coelacanth∅: hi Dropof
	12:55pm Mayuko: @Brian This Heat is a safe bet since they don't lose intensity even when it's a long track. But yes hurrah for Freeform Radio!
	12:57pm Dave B.: I’ll have you know that there are baby Blue Jays on a terrace across the street
	12:57pm coelacanth∅: i figure if people disrespected my wish to have no funeral on my behalf then they'd at least be expected to play "i feel free" by cream.
	12:59pm Brian in UK: @Dave B, just had a Goldfinch eating at the bird table. The fledgling Blue Tits are learning how to feed outside of the nest as well.
	1:00pm Brian in UK: Not many Swifts this year.
	1:01pm Dave B: @Brian - the Blue Jays and Red Tailed Hawks have been known to duke it out in my neighborhood - Upper West Side Manhattan, just off Central Park.
	1:08pm listener james from westwood: We've had some crows locally in Bergen County. Vocal ones. Nice to hear.
	1:09pm Brian in UK: I find it difficult to like Magpies.
	1:11pm Mayuko: @Dave B BABY BLUE JAYS!?!?! That must be so cute!!!!!
	1:11pm david w: Hello Mayuko and all! We've got mockingbirds and mourning doves in Williamsburg. Somehow appropriate for this show.
	1:12pm rw: Hello! Checking in to get my Vertigo credit.
	1:12pm rw: Though I haven't done the reading assignment.
	1:13pm Sem: Greets, Mayuko, the Vertiginous, and similarly-minded folk.
	1:13pm Dave B.: Next time i go to japan i need to either make or find a field recording of the Yaki-imo truck. That song is the best
	1:15pm Mayuko: Hi david, thanks for tuning in! The way mockingbirds sing sounds often a little too proud, maybe that's what's appropriate for Mishima-inspired show, haha!
	1:15pm Mayuko: Welcome, rw, and Sem! Glad to have you here!!
	1:17pm Fox: I am sorry I am late, but I am here.
	1:17pm Mayuko: @Dave B All the old-fashioned street venders calls are worth recording! Many of them can be listened in only museum archives these days...
	1:18pm Mayuko: Never too late, Fox! Happy to have you here!
	1:19pm Brian in UK: Just in the middle of reading Perfidia by James Ellroy. Based on the days after Pearl Harbour and the effect on Japanese folks in Los Angeles. Powerful writing.
	1:20pm Dave B.: Back in the 90s there was a mockingbird on the roofs here that would sing the car alarm song. I kid you not... at the end of the song, hed do the chirp of someone shutting it off and a back flip
	1:21pm Brian in UK: Ah Pataphysique. The answer to imagined questions. Thank you Alfred Jarry.
	1:23pm fred: I just finished the story, though I was tempted to bail out before the end. I liked it at first though. Not my kind of writer, I guess
	1:23pm Brian in UK: We have some Peacocks near us. They do make a racket when trying locate each other. Nothing subtle.
	1:24pm coelacanth∅: i've seen/heard videos of mockingbirds doing that. they're amazing!
	1:25pm Brian in UK: Hey Sem, still got the buzzing on my computer, need to resolve this.
	1:28pm fred: I saw Anne-James Chaton and Andy Moor last month. Good show, but not as good as earlier ones. I don't like how the voice's intonation matches the words on this track
	1:28pm Sem: Hi, BiUK. I can barely read you over the buzzing on your computer...maybe @fred has an idea? Scotland-bound in mid-October, will you still be the laird of all you survey, esteemed Salopin?
	1:29pm david w: David Dunn teasing mockingbirds with a Moog in the woods in 1976 www.youtube.com... Save it for later.
	1:33pm fred: These days local crows volunteer to act as my alarm clock around 6am. Some took a liking to my window, but it's too hot to keep it closed at night
	1:34pm Mayuko: @david d I MUST watch that video when I'm done!!!!!
	1:36pm Mayuko: @fred We don't have many crows here in NY it seems. Tokyo is basically a city of crows so it took me a while to used to not having them around much.
	1:36pm P-90: I love the phrase "A Moog in the Woods"
	1:36pm Rickwaukee: Music for my independent movie in my hrad
	1:37pm Rickwaukee: *head
	1:38pm Brian in UK: @Sem a trip down South you are more than welcome (whatever that means!) Certainly. If you can make it here. Time for tea then to the local church to hear the choir.
	1:38pm Dropof Goldensun: @david - OMG I have to watch that video too! Back in the 80's I used to tease the birds from my window using a Sequential Circuits Pro-One!
	1:38pm Mayuko: @P-90 me too!!!
	1:38pm Mayuko: @Rickwaukee That's how I enjoy music too!!
	1:39pm fred: Crows can be really loud, especially a few feet from my bed. But I loved seeing them play on the playground slide downstairs. Sadly, the slide was removed a few months ago
	1:40pm Mayuko: @fred Crows on a slide?! That's so cute! They're smart.
	1:42pm ♪ke: @Fred@12:31, I thought the Garbecue was a blast this year partly because a random super-enthusiastic WFMU fan who had never been there before showed up and raved energetically to Rob W. about how good his show is. He looked totally startled (Transpacific Sound Paradise doesn't get much love sometimes). She and some other people got me talking so that's a little unusual.
	1:47pm Rickwaukee: I have no idea about what's popular or selling well so am wondering are movie soundtrack albums even a thing anymore, besides Disney kid stuff? Or is that something left back in the 70s 80s?
	1:48pm Mayuko: @Rickwaukee As long as Morricone Island continues on WFMU, movie soundtrack IS a thing!
	1:49pm fred: @Mayuko: Yeah, they'd fly to the top, slide down and take flight just before reaching the bottom. There didn't seen to be any point in this, that's why I call it playing. Maybe they saw kids doing it and thought they'd try it
	1:51pm Rickwaukee: They used to be huge revenue for the movie/label conglomerates - did a La La Land soundtrack make a blip?
	1:54pm fred: @Ike: I can't listen live to TSP, but I always get Rob's premium. Top stuff
	1:56pm Fox: Hooray for the Garbeque! I, too, had a fun time.
	1:56pm fred: You nailed it Mayuko
	1:57pm Rickwaukee: I know you all wish you could join me today on my trip to buy a new sump pump. Try to have a good day anyway.
	2:00pm Rickwaukee: Thank you, Mayuko, for another great batch of gloomy death related music! You the best. Love
	2:00pm fred: Thanks Mayuko, enjoy Ice Cream Time!
	2:00pm Dropof Goldensun: Great show! Have a great weekend everyone!
	2:00pm coelacanth∅: oh yeah? maybe I'LL go buy a sump pump!
	2:00pm P-90: Thank you, Mayuko-DJ! Good story, great music. And some possible themes for future shows: music with bird sounds, or a show inspired by Tora-San...
	2:01pm coelacanth∅: ...Thanks Mayuko! tchau camaradas
	2:01pm rw: Thanks Mayuko! Always a pleasure to catch the Vertigo. Have a good weekend everyone!
	2:02pm Mayuko: @fred oh good! I tried harder this time!
	2:02pm Mayuko: Thanks again everyone for listening! See you next week!!

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from July 7, 2018

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