WFMU: Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from July 26, 2018

Listener comments!
	👻 3:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: [gasps for breath] ... [contemplates carrot-cake]
	3:16pm holland oats: happy birthday stanley
	3:17pm Ike: ...
	3:18pm kuriousornj: wasn't that from Dark Star?
	3:18pm Chris from DC: Digging this soundtrack very much.
	3:19pm Guido from Cologne: Stanley Kubrick, Peter Sellers and James Mason make a great choir
	3:21pm Michael 98145: saw a young woman yesterday wearing heart-shaped ♥ sunglasses
	3:21pm V Priceless: heya Fabio! Digging the Kube!
	3:23pm The Oscar: One of the most surreal moviegoing experiences I've ever had was 2001 at the Harvard Astronomical Society. Everyone there except for me and my friends appeared to be actual scientists and their families. During HAL's "death" scene, they were all in HYSTERICS. I started to get the unnerving impression that they knew something I didn't.
	3:26pm holland oats: there's some amazing new stuff that popped up the youtube's recently of vivian after making her shining doc
	3:27pm holland oats: she has her run of the place - "here's dad's office, it's so boring!"
	3:28pm Chris from DC: I really need to catch up on Ligeti.
	3:28pm holland oats: you either ligetit or you don't
	3:29pm Sig: Thank you all for the showing of greed friends! That Alpha signature teaches 1 a lot. Sincerely Sigurður Davið
	3:30pm melinda: @Oscar that's creepy but funny.
	3:31pm Michael 98145: wooly
	3:31pm SueAdynamo: Now I have a strange compulsion to marry a lighthouse keeper
	3:32pm holland oats: let's not be L7
	👻 3:32pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Pinback & the beach ball... one of the great buddy-film pairs of all time.
	3:32pm brainiac: Lets not be L7.
	3:32pm holland oats: @brainiac ha!
	👻 3:32pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Toad: hell yes you do. (re: g.ligeti)
	3:33pm brainiac: @holland JINX!
	3:33pm holland oats: never 'heard' that lyric before
	3:35pm Michael 98145: HBD SK
	3:35pm northguineahills: Nice first set, work is keeping me away! Always dig Gyorgi Ligeti and Penderecki!
	3:36pm Michael 98145: 45s were magical
	3:38pm the Master: Duran Duran is from Barbarella
	3:38pm ?: I think Overture to the Sun is from Alex's "graduation" after the conditioning.
	3:39pm ?: I always thought the name "Duran Duran" came from Barbarella
	3:39pm The Oscar: If anyone here hasn't seen it yet, "Room 237" is a pretty mindblowing documentary about Kubrick-inspired madness.
	3:39pm Cheri Pi: IN the house!
	👻 3:41pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Speaking of soundtracks: Finally acquired the 'Phase IV' OST (discussed here a while back, Saul Bass film w/sci-fi ant invasion) ... it does not disappoint.
	3:41pm The Oscar: Pretty sure Heaven 17 got their name from A Clockwork Orange.
	3:42pm Chris from DC: @Oscar, yep.
	3:43pm The Oscar: @RTD I remember once talking to some friends in high school and realizing we'd each somehow seen Phase IV, without seeking it out, in entirely different contexts. I think I need to see it again.
	👻 3:50pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @Oscar: it may not be "high cinema" but it's definitely good fun..
	3:51pm northguineahills: John Pelvyn, new to me and digdug..... huh, I saw Phase IV as a little kid (6 years old on tv), it freaked me out, especially as when I was 4 years old I fell through a fire ant next on the side of a creek into a creek and gotten eaten up pretty nicely.
	3:51pm northguineahills: Forgot the name of the film until the good Rev brought it up.....
	👻 3:53pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Big points for the Pelvyn album title.
	3:55pm northguineahills: @the Rev: Sounds like a Fahey song title.... Ok, off to lunch, be back in a bit!
	3:57pm nic: Wow Wooly Bully Wow Stanley Kubrick !!!
	4:02pm P-90: Aaaaaaarrrrrgh...I missed the Kubrickiana set! Talk about failure! Good afternoon Fabio and Fabio Sympathizers...
	4:03pm Carmichael: Tagging in for ngh. Heya Fabs and every single person everywhere.
	4:03pm Sig: www.bokin.is...
	4:04pm P-90: Also: now seriously considering naming my next cat "Pelvyn".
	4:04pm Sig: I alvörunni ég lærði aldrei að þiggja gjöf, ég lærði aldrei að lesa..
	4:07pm Carmichael: Yreka Bakery. The ultimate palindrome.
	4:08pm Polyus: Oh hey, local boy John Zuma Saint Pelvyn.
	4:11pm Rich in Washington: John Saint Pelvyn is amazing! I had him on my show last year in Portland. Incredible to watch, too, as he moves around to use the acoustics of a room.
	4:11pm melinda: I liked that last thing that was playing before the break.
	4:13pm Chris from DC: I wish. I did see Faust though.
	👻 4:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: THIS.
	4:17pm fred: Good afternoon Fabio and listeners I didn't go to that This is not This Heat show (obviously), but I saw them at Sonic Protest last year and it was a very good show. Though not as good as Phew in that same edition, for me at least
	4:18pm George of Troy: I was in attendance at aforementioned This Heat show in Brooklyn. Nothing short of astounding. Happily left my earplugs in pocket; hearing be damned.
	👻 4:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: i know i THIS'd that other thing, but ALSO THIS.
	4:23pm Sig: Ever seen the status quo/routine behavior in a large AREIAL/small population fucking up within that? If not then there's the comfort of a word! EVOLUTION'
	4:24pm fred: THISing too
	4:26pm Chris from DC: THIS to all of the above.
	4:29pm fred: Nurse With Wound and Nihilist Spasm Band were also in the Sonic Protest lineup last year
	4:32pm Lixiviated Life: Fabio, buon compleanno
	4:34pm Fabio: @Lixiviated Life: Thank You!
	4:38pm The Oscar: All of a sudden I want to go on a Ferris wheel.
	4:38pm Chris from DC: Yay, Third Man!
	4:38pm P-90: Cukoo clocks of course of German, not Swiss origin
	4:40pm northguineahills: jumping in pants first (not telling anyone if I'm wearing them or if mean the American or British meaning)
	4:44pm TDK60: Checkin' in with the Fab Fabio & Failure Crew.
	4:44pm Stanley: NGH: slipping into something more comfortable?
	👻 4:50pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Good reminder, NGH: will be in The Motherland next month, must remember to bring pants. Of both species.
	👻 4:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: In other news, scientists today announced the confirmation of element 119, naming it Failonium. The name narrowly beat out the second-place contender, Fabionium. The physicists praised the element's strength-enhancing qualities.
	4:54pm Sig: Þegar allt er sem þarf er að mæta, tala í fimm mínútur. Á hvaða grunn ertu búinn að byggja á?
	4:54pm TDK60: Just recalled I think the first electric sax with echo I ever heard was Eddie Harris' "Silver Cycles" album from '68.
	4:55pm northguineahills: @Stanley, boss left, no need for work clothes (actually my work clothes usually a tee and jeans)
	👻 4:57pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Haven't seen a single frame of one of those Bourne movies. Missing anything? Or neh?
	4:57pm TDK60: ..re the above, the title track would fit in with this show easily.
	4:57pm Andrea in Jersey City: I really like this show
	4:59pm Michael 98145: @ngh, have your work hours finally decreased ...?
	4:59pm Michael 98145: ( and what Andrea just said )
	5:03pm J: Neil is actually a considerable filmmaker. cinefamily did a series a few years ago.
	5:05pm Rodney: It's a different Neil Young.
	5:05pm P-90: "Sister Hyde": Yes, he uses the formula and turns into a female. Gets a taste of how the other half lives.
	5:05pm Michael 98145: Cool, Kusama : ny.curbed.com...
	5:05pm Megaroni: Mi due centavo, brava!
	5:05pm wfmu listener phillip: i have seen dr jekyll and sister hyde. he drinks the potion and becomes a sexy lady martine bestwick. she was hot in those days.
	5:06pm northguineahills: @Michael: Just normal numbskullery, Instead of 75+ hours (probably just 50 hours this week)
	5:07pm Michael 98145: good. work can take its toll.
	5:07pm wfmu listener phillip: TCM aired it one night and i dvr it. there isnt any sex or nudity in it. shame.
	5:08pm Todd76Pct: That's Neil "Cloaca" Young from Western MA. Filmmaker and musician. He was/is in Fat Worm of Error. Thanks for another great show, Fabio!
	5:08pm nic: love this !!!
	5:09pm Michael 98145: Fat Worm of Error ... sounds like timely political commentary.
	5:09pm wfmu listener phillip: back in the 80's WOR use to air a lot of hammer films. i grew up watching them. was a teen in the 1980's
	5:09pm Chris from DC: Big ups for Fat Worm of Error.
	5:10pm wfmu listener phillip: can you guess my age i was 17 in 1984
	5:13pm Carmichael: Ken@4:53: Does that mean that Prof. Tom Lehrer has to do a re-make?
	👻 5:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Carm, he's far too old for that kind of work these days. Spends all his time poisoning pigeons in the park...
	5:16pm Sig: Grunmál/eftirmál/endamál/tungumál/sönn mál/sakamál/fyrirmál/vinna/sinna/hugsun/kjaramál/lifshugsun/leitandi./sannamál/erfið hugsun
	5:21pm Fabio: Hey Sig, if you want to keep posting here, please do it in English -- otherwise we (or at least I) have no idea what you are writing.
	5:21pm TDK60: guessing: harmonium? and fiddle?
	5:23pm Joel St. Germain: Very nice piece here.
	5:23pm ⓘⓚⓔ: That wouldn't help. Even when Sig does post in English, we have no idea what he is writing! ;)
	5:24pm Michael 98145: this -is- nice
	5:24pm Chris from DC: This bass thing sounds familiar...
	5:25pm fred: It was nice to hear Eric Cordier on the station
	5:25pm Sig: Of course Fabio, because I realize that what you are saying. I sincerely do enjoy the writing of the world's most open dictionary
	5:26pm Andrea in Jersey City: Ok I’m going underground now. Good bye.
	5:28pm Sig: This right now is a whole Lotta fun
	5:36pm Joel St. Germain: damn - that was a great mix
	5:37pm spodiodi: Sounds nice
	5:37pm Fabio: Thanks Joel!
	5:40pm melinda: I liked all the Sakamoto
	5:41pm Carmichael: Yellow Magic Orchestra was fabulous.
	5:42pm Michael 98145: ... and certainly never saw that film.
	5:43pm common: beautiful. Fabio. all!
	5:44pm northguineahills: I've done soundtracks for restaurants. But yes, really bad music at most restaurants.
	5:47pm Sig: So what is music? If anybody knows of a bigger art form please/entail
	5:48pm Joel St. Germain: What a closer! Going on my want list.
	👻 5:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Worst restaurant music ever experienced was the indian restaurant on Main St in Bangor, Maine. Always had some drippy (very caucasian) new-age floaty piano... Used to work across the street, & curry aint easy to come by up there. You take what you can get when you need a fix. But jeezus. Would it have frightened the locals if it were more culturally legit?
	5:50pm Michael 98145: ( i confess i would also rather hear Thai music in a Thai restaurant )
	5:51pm Michael 98145: thanks again, Fabio
	5:56pm northguineahills: The worst is bad rock or pop music. For some reason bad hiphop doesn't affect me.
	5:56pm Sig: en.m.wikipedia.org...
	5:57pm Michael 98145: there we differ, @ngh :)
	5:58pm Doobois: I love these set-enders that send me out into the night with my head full of wonder/buzzing/excitement.
	5:58pm Doobois: Oops! Psych! (I meant the Deutsch.)
	👻 8:15am Bas NL: Thanks Fabio!

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from July 26, 2018

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The Failure of Noise
The Failure of Sound
The Failure of Rock
The Failure of the Avant Garde
The Failure of the Space Age
The Failure of Jazz
The Failure of Psychedelia
The Failure of Krautrock
The Failure of Electronic
The Failure of Pop
The Failure of Free-form
The Failure of the 20th Century

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July 26, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
James Last	Mr. Giant Man "Mr. Giant Man" by "James Last"	Voodoo Party	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Stanley Kubrick / Shelley Winters / James Mason	Cherry Pies	Lolita OST	0:16:35 (Pop-up)
Bob Harris & Nelson Riddle	Lolita Ya Ya	Lolita OST	0:21:43 (Pop-up)
Stanley Kubrick	HAL 9000 dialogue	2001: A Space Odyssey	0:22:28 (Pop-up)
Walter Carlos	Title Music From A Clockwork Orange	A Clockwork Orange	0:23:23 (Pop-up)
Stanley Kubrick / Peter Sellers / Shelley Winters	A Lovely, Lyrical, Lilting Name	Lolita OST	0:24:16 (Pop-up)
György Ligeti	Lux Aeterna "Lux Aeterna" by "György Ligeti"	2001: A Space Odyssey	0:24:44 (Pop-up)
Krzysztof Penderecki	De Natura Sonoris No. 2	The Shining OST	0:28:17 (Pop-up)
Terry Tucker	Overture to the Sun "Overture to the Sun" by "Terry Tucker"	A Clockwork Orange soundtrack	0:30:02 (Pop-up)
Sam The Sham & the Pharaohs	Wooly Bully	Full Metal Jacket OST	0:32:08 (Pop-up)

John Saint Pelvyn	Yreka, Last Call	A Clerical Error In Shasta County Shouldn’t Have To Ruin A Saturday Night	0:44:41 (Pop-up)
Dennis Ebehard (Perf. Zeitkratzer)	Icon (excerpt)	Polish Radio Experimental Studio Revisited 1998-2018 (V/A)	0:56:31 (Pop-up)
Lard Free	Acide Framboise "Acide Framboise" by "Lard Free"	Gilbert Artman's Lard Free	1:05:37 (Pop-up)

Jacaszek	Tajga "Tajga" by "Jacaszek"	Polish Radio Experimental Studio Revisited 1998-2018 (V/A)	1:15:56 (Pop-up)
Greenmark Steamboat	Untitled #3 "Untitled #3" by "Greenmark Steamboat"	Noisome	1:18:42 (Pop-up)
Urban Sax & Pierre Henry	Fight "Fight" by "Urban Sax & Pierre Henry"	Paradise Lost	1:20:09 (Pop-up)
Ghédalia Tazartès	Merci Stéphane	Tazartes	1:29:27 (Pop-up)
Orson Welles (as Harry Lime)	Cuckoo Clock monologue from The Third Man		1:37:24 (Pop-up)
Maxime De La Rochefoucauld	Gerardi	Automates Ki	1:39:50 (Pop-up)
Jacaszek	VIII "VIII" by "Jacaszek"	Pentral	1:41:34 (Pop-up)
Ariel Kalma	Reternelle (excerpt) "Reternelle (excerpt)" by "Ariel Kalma"	Le temps des Moissons	1:44:27 (Pop-up)

Eric Cordier	Breizhiselad/Ar Baradoz	Breizhiselad	2:05:41 (Pop-up)
Bardo Todol	Caravania Maegenta "Caravania Maegenta" by "Bardo Todol"	Adzer	2:16:44 (Pop-up)
Razen	The Night Receptionist Part II	The Night Receptionist	2:23:46 (Pop-up)
Ryuichi Sakamoto	Switch "Switch" by "Ryuichi Sakamoto"	Love is the Devil (OST)	2:29:54 (Pop-up)
Ryuichi Sakamoto	Sex "Sex" by "Ryuichi Sakamoto"	Love is the Devil (OST)	2:30:07 (Pop-up)
Ryuichi Sakamoto	Redman 1 "Redman 1" by "Ryuichi Sakamoto"	Love is the Devil (OST)	2:30:22 (Pop-up)
Ryuichi Sakamoto	George in the Rain	Love is the Devil (OST)	2:30:55 (Pop-up)
Ryuichi Sakamoto	Redman 2 "Redman 2" by "Ryuichi Sakamoto"	Love is the Devil (OST)	2:31:13 (Pop-up)

Thomas Dinger/1-A Dusseldorf	Kostprobe 2	Für Mich	2:46:10 (Pop-up)
Cluster & Eno	Steinsame "Steinsame" by "Cluster & Eno"	Cluster & Eno	2:52:26 (Pop-up)
Andrew Deutsch	Untitled #2 "Untitled #2" by "Andrew Deutsch"	Electronic Garden	2:52:54 (Pop-up)
The Staple Singers	This May Be Your Last Time	The Best Of The Vee-Jay Years	2:58:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	👻 3:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: [gasps for breath] ... [contemplates carrot-cake]
	3:16pm holland oats: happy birthday stanley
	3:17pm Ike: ...
	3:18pm kuriousornj: wasn't that from Dark Star?
	3:18pm Chris from DC: Digging this soundtrack very much.
	3:19pm Guido from Cologne: Stanley Kubrick, Peter Sellers and James Mason make a great choir
	3:21pm Michael 98145: saw a young woman yesterday wearing heart-shaped ♥ sunglasses
	3:21pm V Priceless: heya Fabio! Digging the Kube!
	3:23pm The Oscar: One of the most surreal moviegoing experiences I've ever had was 2001 at the Harvard Astronomical Society. Everyone there except for me and my friends appeared to be actual scientists and their families. During HAL's "death" scene, they were all in HYSTERICS. I started to get the unnerving impression that they knew something I didn't.
	3:26pm holland oats: there's some amazing new stuff that popped up the youtube's recently of vivian after making her shining doc
	3:27pm holland oats: she has her run of the place - "here's dad's office, it's so boring!"
	3:28pm Chris from DC: I really need to catch up on Ligeti.
	3:28pm holland oats: you either ligetit or you don't
	3:29pm Sig: Thank you all for the showing of greed friends! That Alpha signature teaches 1 a lot. Sincerely Sigurður Davið
	3:30pm melinda: @Oscar that's creepy but funny.
	3:31pm Michael 98145: wooly
	3:31pm SueAdynamo: Now I have a strange compulsion to marry a lighthouse keeper
	3:32pm holland oats: let's not be L7
	👻 3:32pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Pinback & the beach ball... one of the great buddy-film pairs of all time.
	3:32pm brainiac: Lets not be L7.
	3:32pm holland oats: @brainiac ha!
	👻 3:32pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Toad: hell yes you do. (re: g.ligeti)
	3:33pm brainiac: @holland JINX!
	3:33pm holland oats: never 'heard' that lyric before
	3:35pm Michael 98145: HBD SK
	3:35pm northguineahills: Nice first set, work is keeping me away! Always dig Gyorgi Ligeti and Penderecki!
	3:36pm Michael 98145: 45s were magical
	3:38pm the Master: Duran Duran is from Barbarella
	3:38pm ?: I think Overture to the Sun is from Alex's "graduation" after the conditioning.
	3:39pm ?: I always thought the name "Duran Duran" came from Barbarella
	3:39pm The Oscar: If anyone here hasn't seen it yet, "Room 237" is a pretty mindblowing documentary about Kubrick-inspired madness.
	3:39pm Cheri Pi: IN the house!
	👻 3:41pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Speaking of soundtracks: Finally acquired the 'Phase IV' OST (discussed here a while back, Saul Bass film w/sci-fi ant invasion) ... it does not disappoint.
	3:41pm The Oscar: Pretty sure Heaven 17 got their name from A Clockwork Orange.
	3:42pm Chris from DC: @Oscar, yep.
	3:43pm The Oscar: @RTD I remember once talking to some friends in high school and realizing we'd each somehow seen Phase IV, without seeking it out, in entirely different contexts. I think I need to see it again.
	👻 3:50pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @Oscar: it may not be "high cinema" but it's definitely good fun..
	3:51pm northguineahills: John Pelvyn, new to me and digdug..... huh, I saw Phase IV as a little kid (6 years old on tv), it freaked me out, especially as when I was 4 years old I fell through a fire ant next on the side of a creek into a creek and gotten eaten up pretty nicely.
	3:51pm northguineahills: Forgot the name of the film until the good Rev brought it up.....
	👻 3:53pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Big points for the Pelvyn album title.
	3:55pm northguineahills: @the Rev: Sounds like a Fahey song title.... Ok, off to lunch, be back in a bit!
	3:57pm nic: Wow Wooly Bully Wow Stanley Kubrick !!!
	4:02pm P-90: Aaaaaaarrrrrgh...I missed the Kubrickiana set! Talk about failure! Good afternoon Fabio and Fabio Sympathizers...
	4:03pm Carmichael: Tagging in for ngh. Heya Fabs and every single person everywhere.
	4:03pm Sig: www.bokin.is...
	4:04pm P-90: Also: now seriously considering naming my next cat "Pelvyn".
	4:04pm Sig: I alvörunni ég lærði aldrei að þiggja gjöf, ég lærði aldrei að lesa..
	4:07pm Carmichael: Yreka Bakery. The ultimate palindrome.
	4:08pm Polyus: Oh hey, local boy John Zuma Saint Pelvyn.
	4:11pm Rich in Washington: John Saint Pelvyn is amazing! I had him on my show last year in Portland. Incredible to watch, too, as he moves around to use the acoustics of a room.
	4:11pm melinda: I liked that last thing that was playing before the break.
	4:13pm Chris from DC: I wish. I did see Faust though.
	👻 4:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: THIS.
	4:17pm fred: Good afternoon Fabio and listeners I didn't go to that This is not This Heat show (obviously), but I saw them at Sonic Protest last year and it was a very good show. Though not as good as Phew in that same edition, for me at least
	4:18pm George of Troy: I was in attendance at aforementioned This Heat show in Brooklyn. Nothing short of astounding. Happily left my earplugs in pocket; hearing be damned.
	👻 4:23pm Rev. Turnip Druid: i know i THIS'd that other thing, but ALSO THIS.
	4:23pm Sig: Ever seen the status quo/routine behavior in a large AREIAL/small population fucking up within that? If not then there's the comfort of a word! EVOLUTION'
	4:24pm fred: THISing too
	4:26pm Chris from DC: THIS to all of the above.
	4:29pm fred: Nurse With Wound and Nihilist Spasm Band were also in the Sonic Protest lineup last year
	4:32pm Lixiviated Life: Fabio, buon compleanno
	4:34pm Fabio: @Lixiviated Life: Thank You!
	4:38pm The Oscar: All of a sudden I want to go on a Ferris wheel.
	4:38pm Chris from DC: Yay, Third Man!
	4:38pm P-90: Cukoo clocks of course of German, not Swiss origin
	4:40pm northguineahills: jumping in pants first (not telling anyone if I'm wearing them or if mean the American or British meaning)
	4:44pm TDK60: Checkin' in with the Fab Fabio & Failure Crew.
	4:44pm Stanley: NGH: slipping into something more comfortable?
	👻 4:50pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Good reminder, NGH: will be in The Motherland next month, must remember to bring pants. Of both species.
	👻 4:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: In other news, scientists today announced the confirmation of element 119, naming it Failonium. The name narrowly beat out the second-place contender, Fabionium. The physicists praised the element's strength-enhancing qualities.
	4:54pm Sig: Þegar allt er sem þarf er að mæta, tala í fimm mínútur. Á hvaða grunn ertu búinn að byggja á?
	4:54pm TDK60: Just recalled I think the first electric sax with echo I ever heard was Eddie Harris' "Silver Cycles" album from '68.
	4:55pm northguineahills: @Stanley, boss left, no need for work clothes (actually my work clothes usually a tee and jeans)
	👻 4:57pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Haven't seen a single frame of one of those Bourne movies. Missing anything? Or neh?
	4:57pm TDK60: ..re the above, the title track would fit in with this show easily.
	4:57pm Andrea in Jersey City: I really like this show
	4:59pm Michael 98145: @ngh, have your work hours finally decreased ...?
	4:59pm Michael 98145: ( and what Andrea just said )
	5:03pm J: Neil is actually a considerable filmmaker. cinefamily did a series a few years ago.
	5:05pm Rodney: It's a different Neil Young.
	5:05pm P-90: "Sister Hyde": Yes, he uses the formula and turns into a female. Gets a taste of how the other half lives.
	5:05pm Michael 98145: Cool, Kusama : ny.curbed.com...
	5:05pm Megaroni: Mi due centavo, brava!
	5:05pm wfmu listener phillip: i have seen dr jekyll and sister hyde. he drinks the potion and becomes a sexy lady martine bestwick. she was hot in those days.
	5:06pm northguineahills: @Michael: Just normal numbskullery, Instead of 75+ hours (probably just 50 hours this week)
	5:07pm Michael 98145: good. work can take its toll.
	5:07pm wfmu listener phillip: TCM aired it one night and i dvr it. there isnt any sex or nudity in it. shame.
	5:08pm Todd76Pct: That's Neil "Cloaca" Young from Western MA. Filmmaker and musician. He was/is in Fat Worm of Error. Thanks for another great show, Fabio!
	5:08pm nic: love this !!!
	5:09pm Michael 98145: Fat Worm of Error ... sounds like timely political commentary.
	5:09pm wfmu listener phillip: back in the 80's WOR use to air a lot of hammer films. i grew up watching them. was a teen in the 1980's
	5:09pm Chris from DC: Big ups for Fat Worm of Error.
	5:10pm wfmu listener phillip: can you guess my age i was 17 in 1984
	5:13pm Carmichael: Ken@4:53: Does that mean that Prof. Tom Lehrer has to do a re-make?
	👻 5:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Carm, he's far too old for that kind of work these days. Spends all his time poisoning pigeons in the park...
	5:16pm Sig: Grunmál/eftirmál/endamál/tungumál/sönn mál/sakamál/fyrirmál/vinna/sinna/hugsun/kjaramál/lifshugsun/leitandi./sannamál/erfið hugsun
	5:21pm Fabio: Hey Sig, if you want to keep posting here, please do it in English -- otherwise we (or at least I) have no idea what you are writing.
	5:21pm TDK60: guessing: harmonium? and fiddle?
	5:23pm Joel St. Germain: Very nice piece here.
	5:23pm ⓘⓚⓔ: That wouldn't help. Even when Sig does post in English, we have no idea what he is writing! ;)
	5:24pm Michael 98145: this -is- nice
	5:24pm Chris from DC: This bass thing sounds familiar...
	5:25pm fred: It was nice to hear Eric Cordier on the station
	5:25pm Sig: Of course Fabio, because I realize that what you are saying. I sincerely do enjoy the writing of the world's most open dictionary
	5:26pm Andrea in Jersey City: Ok I’m going underground now. Good bye.
	5:28pm Sig: This right now is a whole Lotta fun
	5:36pm Joel St. Germain: damn - that was a great mix
	5:37pm spodiodi: Sounds nice
	5:37pm Fabio: Thanks Joel!
	5:40pm melinda: I liked all the Sakamoto
	5:41pm Carmichael: Yellow Magic Orchestra was fabulous.
	5:42pm Michael 98145: ... and certainly never saw that film.
	5:43pm common: beautiful. Fabio. all!
	5:44pm northguineahills: I've done soundtracks for restaurants. But yes, really bad music at most restaurants.
	5:47pm Sig: So what is music? If anybody knows of a bigger art form please/entail
	5:48pm Joel St. Germain: What a closer! Going on my want list.
	👻 5:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Worst restaurant music ever experienced was the indian restaurant on Main St in Bangor, Maine. Always had some drippy (very caucasian) new-age floaty piano... Used to work across the street, & curry aint easy to come by up there. You take what you can get when you need a fix. But jeezus. Would it have frightened the locals if it were more culturally legit?
	5:50pm Michael 98145: ( i confess i would also rather hear Thai music in a Thai restaurant )
	5:51pm Michael 98145: thanks again, Fabio
	5:56pm northguineahills: The worst is bad rock or pop music. For some reason bad hiphop doesn't affect me.
	5:56pm Sig: en.m.wikipedia.org...
	5:57pm Michael 98145: there we differ, @ngh :)
	5:58pm Doobois: I love these set-enders that send me out into the night with my head full of wonder/buzzing/excitement.
	5:58pm Doobois: Oops! Psych! (I meant the Deutsch.)
	👻 8:15am Bas NL: Thanks Fabio!

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from July 26, 2018

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