WFMU: Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from August 30, 2018

Listener comments!
	👻 3:05pm chresti: Ho ho!
	3:06pm Rocky Horror: Giant land
	👻 3:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Just six minutes in, & it's all caps-lock, exclamation-marks, & disturbing amounts of enthusiasm over here.
	3:09pm Berndo411: JIssh
	3:10pm MikeHelix: This is so good
	3:11pm Brendan: Ho ho ho (Green Giant™️).
	3:11pm fred: @RTD: So I guess Bryce gets the Biscuit?
	3:12pm steveo: hi & happy Thurdsday
	3:12pm Rocky Horror: Yes
	3:13pm Chris from DC: Preclickied drone goodness.
	👻 3:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @Fred; I've got about 2.75 hours to "christen the biscuit," as it were. This is quite a decision.
	👻 3:15pm chresti: Glad to finally catch the show from the begining
	👻 3:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: This Chora(s)san piece is new to these ears. Must now have it stuffed into my veins like a fat field-mouse in a serpent's starving throat, for all time. Infinite happiness.
	3:16pm fred: @RTD: Aye, weighty stuff there, you don't want to rush it
	👻 3:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: While I'm not a fan of loud music in the restaurant, I'd happily make an exception for this one. "Waiter, crank it!"
	3:18pm Michael 98145: that would be one interesting restaurant
	3:19pm fred: @KenFHP: I haven't set foot in a restaurant in decades, but where is the one that plays this?
	3:20pm D. Lightfoot: It just started raining heavily on the metal roof of my office building and it is meshing hypnotically with this track. Don't know if I am going to make it to 4:30.
	3:23pm P-90: Ciao Fabio! and Fo-Fum Failure-Followers
	3:26pm MacGuffin: This is trippy. Hello everyone.
	3:28pm Berndo411: LONG LIVE WFMU - If i was a man of wealth and taste I'd wear WFMU clothing daily and nothing else.
	👻 3:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: @fred - Unfortunately, I don't know what restaurant would play this. :-(
	3:30pm Chris from DC: Start a restaurant to play this. How about Timothy Biscuits?
	3:31pm Michael 98145: wow
	3:31pm D. Lightfoot: I like the part where it "wanga-danga-dank"
	3:31pm fred: @Ken: Years ago there was a talk of WFMU DJs opening restaurants, and I offered that a Diane/Bryce venture could be called Tofumammut
	3:38pm D. Lightfoot: The video playing in my head to accompany this track is of the sneery, eye-rolly bro from Napoleon Dynamite sitting in the audience watching the performance, surrounded on all sides by rapt drone hipsters
	3:45pm MikeHelix: vote for Pedro
	👻 3:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: when i grow up, i'd like to be a rapt drone hipster. taking vitamins now to facilitate this.
	3:52pm Chris from DC: Haven't heard Supersilent in a while, very nice.
	3:57pm Devin B.: Yeah this is great.
	3:57pm fred: @RTD: My nephew's internship in carrot cake making has come to a close. But he has a decent shot to be hired in a new place his former bosses are opening, so that carrot cake offer might still be on
	4:01pm Chris from DC: They're on 13 right now.
	👻 4:04pm Rev. Turnip Druid: GOD, haven't seen Pelham 1,2,3 in a lifetime.
	👻 4:04pm chresti: en.wikipedia.org...
	4:05pm V Priceless: Love 'The Incident' - great flick
	4:05pm Polyus: Min Tanaka also performed with Milford Graves, footage of which can be seen on the YT.
	👻 4:05pm chresti: re: butoh
	4:06pm #?: Supersilent at 13 and counting! 13-2016
	4:07pm Tome: * taking of Pelham 123 * * Taxi Driver * << where we in NYC are heading again . ( for sure ...
	4:07pm RJB_Headphone Toruist: Honeymoon Killers is fantastic, Fabio!!! Thanks for the Hennix.
	4:09pm Tee Ess: Yay Soopersilent!
	👻 4:09pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Mercedes McCambridge!
	4:10pm fred: I've been seeing Sankai Juku ever other year for decades, but I'm no Butoh fan. I try it once in a while, but it's too expressionist for me, if that makes sense
	4:11pm wfmu listener phillip: a great great film the 1976 taking of pelham 1-2-3. robert shaw. Walter Mathau. martin ballsome.
	4:12pm chocolate monk: the Taz man got lungs!
	4:14pm wfmu listener phillip: the taking of pelham 1 2 3. was just on channel 5.2 ota channel movies network
	4:17pm Tome: but it's not "going to the movies back in the day "''
	4:18pm Rocky Horror: I saw the 1976 Pelham and it had me on the edge of my seat
	4:18pm fred: Great Ghédalia track
	4:19pm Who is dying in there?: Ghedlia T. or Captain B.
	4:20pm northguineahills: of course, ghedalia tazartes came pre-clickied!
	4:22pm Crudbringer: Man, this Night of 1,001 GIFs only has 1,000 GIFs. 0_80686_e04d1ce0_orig and 0_88004_864de9ba_L are duplicates.
	4:22pm andrewb: I've always loved Pelham 123, Matthau,Robert Shaw Martin Balsam. Plays out pretty much in real time with one of the best final seconds in filmdom.
	4:25pm wfmu listener phillip: another classic it the movie "the sentinel" 1977 with christina rains and chris sarandon. if you have netflix check it out its great
	4:25pm Nardo: Just perusing Film Forum schedule, even though I'm not in the area, and I'd say Stranger's on a Train and Purple Noon is a great combo with the Highsmith connection. I might check out Goldfinger and A Hard Days Night just to see the incredibly beautiful Margaret Nolan who appears in both!
	4:28pm Rocky Horror: @andrewb: The speeding subway train with no operator
	4:28pm Devin B.: Loving Climatotherapy
	4:32pm jcksck: Kristen Chenoweth crushed it at the end there
	4:35pm wfmu listener phillip: might i suggest to everyone whp has netflix or hulu check out these films. "beast of morocco" 1968 Willian Sylvester. and "Scalpel" 1977 Robert Lansing. great pld folms worth a watch on a boring rainy night.
	4:37pm Tome: bit.ly... < one of my fave short films,,
	👻 4:38pm chresti: dating game music
	4:39pm mammal: This bed music is funnee
	4:45pm northguineahills: Was this at the first Unitarian Church of Brooklyn (or whatever it's called?)
	4:47pm Ike: Visually and atmospherically, "Akira" is astonishing and very influential but there was clearly way, way too much story for a movie there. The narrative is disjointed and seems to be missing a lot of important characterization. If it had been a miniseries it could've been even better -- except maybe then it would've have had the budget for those mind-destroying apocalyptic bits towards the end that'll scar you for life (in a good way).
	4:49pm jcksck: this record is from early 2000s iirc,. I was at his solo organ gig in 2014 at Plymouth Church..... it was spellbinding. him and Steve Dalachinsky are doing a gig the day after the Armory show -- looking forward to that
	4:52pm Ike: *would NOT have had....
	4:54pm northguineahills: Ok, I saw Tony and Charlemagne a few years ago in Brooklyn Heights. Thanks jcksck
	5:01pm common: Fabio, all. Happy Thursday!
	5:06pm Franco Twinkie: Kid Congo! Go,man go!
	5:06pm Michael 98145: ah, oui
	5:10pm mary: omg what a great show and now sound of La Jette- yes one of the greatest films! I'm stopping everything, closing my eyes and listening- and remembering. I'm misting up
	5:11pm david_: this is wild
	5:12pm northguineahills: Now, Threads, is also a wee bit stark....
	5:19pm thedunkel: La Jette my favorite film!
	5:21pm andrewb: The sentinel himself, I think, was John Carradine. The film all takes place in a beautiful old town house still on the Brooklyn Promenade. I can't walk past without thinking about that film. Employed real deformed folks as the denizens of hell.
	5:21pm david_: is that an oboe
	5:21pm david_: or bassoon maybe
	5:23pm Carmichael: Yep, Carradine. That was a creepy film. I remember his hands were starting to deform (in real life) due to arthritis, and it made him look even creepier.
	5:33pm mary: thank you, Fabio!
	5:34pm nic: love that film !!!
	5:35pm david_: je voo zem
	5:37pm Syl: @david_ I love you too
	5:41pm mary: All the info for the sound track of La Jetee- so grateful to hear it and learn more. I'll listen on archive too- before I go to sleep tonight. I adore the pictures of La Jetee, the entire film!-how wonderful to hear the soundtrack. Je voo zem, Fabio!
	5:50pm Michael 98145: enter the machine
	5:53pm northguineahills: Gultskra Artikular, new to me and digdug!
	👻 5:55pm Rev. Turnip Druid: too many meetings. i have missed much, o my brothers.
	5:57pm Michael 98145: these last two. just wow.
	5:57pm northguineahills: Fab, Fabio, grazie!
	5:58pm Michael 98145: thank you again, Fabio ♫
	5:59pm P-90: Thanks, Fabio
	👻 5:59pm KenW: DAMN, missed it live, will listen to the archive, can't wait Brother!!!

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from August 30, 2018

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The Failure of Pop
The Failure of Free-form
The Failure of the 20th Century

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August 30, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
James Last	Mr. Giant Man "Mr. Giant Man" by "James Last"	Voodoo Party		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Chora(s)san Time-Court Mirage	Blues Dhikr Al-Salam (Blues Al Maqam) - excerpt	Live at the Grimm Museum, Volume one		0:35:00 (Pop-up)
Chora(s)san Time-Court Mirage	Blues Dhikr Al-Salam (Blues Al Maqam) - excerpt	Live at the Grimm Museum, Volume one		0:10:27 (Pop-up)

Derek Bailey (with Min Tanaka)	Rain Dance	Music and Dance		0:34:33 (Pop-up)
The Splinter Orchestra	Third Play	The Splinter Orchestra		0:42:27 (Pop-up)
Supersilent	Untitled #4 "Untitled #4" by "Supersilent"	6		0:49:57 (Pop-up)

Ghédalia Tazartès	untitled "untitled" by "Ghédalia Tazartès"	Repas Froid		1:10:56 (Pop-up)
Kristin Norderval	A Summons "A Summons" by "Kristin Norderval"	Aural Histories		1:19:43 (Pop-up)
Nozomu Matsumoto	Climatotherapy (excerpt)	Climatotherapy		1:24:28 (Pop-up)

Charlemagne Palestine & Tony Conrad	An Aural Symbiotic Mystery (edit)	An Aural Symbiotic Mystery		1:42:41 (Pop-up)

Chris Marker	La Jetée (English) "La Jetée (English)" by "Chris Marker"	La Jetée	Mix	2:20:37 (Pop-up)
Gisèle Ricard	Je Vous Aime "Je Vous Aime" by "Gisèle Ricard"	Électroacoustique (1980–1987)	mix	2:21:15 (Pop-up)
Bernard Schreiner	Mental Plane "Mental Plane" by "Bernard Schreiner"	Some Personal Appearances	MIX	2:22:57 (Pop-up)
Uon	Solaris "Solaris" by "Uon"	Untitled	Mix	2:23:21 (Pop-up)
John Godbert	Ancient Lights "Ancient Lights" by "John Godbert"	The Sealed Container	Mix	2:23:53 (Pop-up)
Thomas Ankersmit	Homage to Dick Raaijmakers	Homage to Dick Raaijmakers	Mix	2:29:20 (Pop-up)

Konrad Kraft	Snort "Snort" by "Konrad Kraft"	Arctica		2:37:05 (Pop-up)
Germ Class	Complex Glow "Complex Glow" by "Germ Class"	Bitter Values		2:40:52 (Pop-up)
Stefan Jaworzyn	M.O.R. "M.O.R." by "Stefan Jaworzyn"	Eaten Away By Shadows		2:44:06 (Pop-up)
Gultskra Artikler	Medicinski Rabotnik	Kasha Iz Topora		2:49:54 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Stress Infinito "Stress Infinito" by "Ennio Morricone"	Spasmo		2:54:06 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	👻 3:05pm chresti: Ho ho!
	3:06pm Rocky Horror: Giant land
	👻 3:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Just six minutes in, & it's all caps-lock, exclamation-marks, & disturbing amounts of enthusiasm over here.
	3:09pm Berndo411: JIssh
	3:10pm MikeHelix: This is so good
	3:11pm Brendan: Ho ho ho (Green Giant™️).
	3:11pm fred: @RTD: So I guess Bryce gets the Biscuit?
	3:12pm steveo: hi & happy Thurdsday
	3:12pm Rocky Horror: Yes
	3:13pm Chris from DC: Preclickied drone goodness.
	👻 3:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: @Fred; I've got about 2.75 hours to "christen the biscuit," as it were. This is quite a decision.
	👻 3:15pm chresti: Glad to finally catch the show from the begining
	👻 3:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: This Chora(s)san piece is new to these ears. Must now have it stuffed into my veins like a fat field-mouse in a serpent's starving throat, for all time. Infinite happiness.
	3:16pm fred: @RTD: Aye, weighty stuff there, you don't want to rush it
	👻 3:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: While I'm not a fan of loud music in the restaurant, I'd happily make an exception for this one. "Waiter, crank it!"
	3:18pm Michael 98145: that would be one interesting restaurant
	3:19pm fred: @KenFHP: I haven't set foot in a restaurant in decades, but where is the one that plays this?
	3:20pm D. Lightfoot: It just started raining heavily on the metal roof of my office building and it is meshing hypnotically with this track. Don't know if I am going to make it to 4:30.
	3:23pm P-90: Ciao Fabio! and Fo-Fum Failure-Followers
	3:26pm MacGuffin: This is trippy. Hello everyone.
	3:28pm Berndo411: LONG LIVE WFMU - If i was a man of wealth and taste I'd wear WFMU clothing daily and nothing else.
	👻 3:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: @fred - Unfortunately, I don't know what restaurant would play this. :-(
	3:30pm Chris from DC: Start a restaurant to play this. How about Timothy Biscuits?
	3:31pm Michael 98145: wow
	3:31pm D. Lightfoot: I like the part where it "wanga-danga-dank"
	3:31pm fred: @Ken: Years ago there was a talk of WFMU DJs opening restaurants, and I offered that a Diane/Bryce venture could be called Tofumammut
	3:38pm D. Lightfoot: The video playing in my head to accompany this track is of the sneery, eye-rolly bro from Napoleon Dynamite sitting in the audience watching the performance, surrounded on all sides by rapt drone hipsters
	3:45pm MikeHelix: vote for Pedro
	👻 3:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: when i grow up, i'd like to be a rapt drone hipster. taking vitamins now to facilitate this.
	3:52pm Chris from DC: Haven't heard Supersilent in a while, very nice.
	3:57pm Devin B.: Yeah this is great.
	3:57pm fred: @RTD: My nephew's internship in carrot cake making has come to a close. But he has a decent shot to be hired in a new place his former bosses are opening, so that carrot cake offer might still be on
	4:01pm Chris from DC: They're on 13 right now.
	👻 4:04pm Rev. Turnip Druid: GOD, haven't seen Pelham 1,2,3 in a lifetime.
	👻 4:04pm chresti: en.wikipedia.org...
	4:05pm V Priceless: Love 'The Incident' - great flick
	4:05pm Polyus: Min Tanaka also performed with Milford Graves, footage of which can be seen on the YT.
	👻 4:05pm chresti: re: butoh
	4:06pm #?: Supersilent at 13 and counting! 13-2016
	4:07pm Tome: * taking of Pelham 123 * * Taxi Driver * << where we in NYC are heading again . ( for sure ...
	4:07pm RJB_Headphone Toruist: Honeymoon Killers is fantastic, Fabio!!! Thanks for the Hennix.
	4:09pm Tee Ess: Yay Soopersilent!
	👻 4:09pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Mercedes McCambridge!
	4:10pm fred: I've been seeing Sankai Juku ever other year for decades, but I'm no Butoh fan. I try it once in a while, but it's too expressionist for me, if that makes sense
	4:11pm wfmu listener phillip: a great great film the 1976 taking of pelham 1-2-3. robert shaw. Walter Mathau. martin ballsome.
	4:12pm chocolate monk: the Taz man got lungs!
	4:14pm wfmu listener phillip: the taking of pelham 1 2 3. was just on channel 5.2 ota channel movies network
	4:17pm Tome: but it's not "going to the movies back in the day "''
	4:18pm Rocky Horror: I saw the 1976 Pelham and it had me on the edge of my seat
	4:18pm fred: Great Ghédalia track
	4:19pm Who is dying in there?: Ghedlia T. or Captain B.
	4:20pm northguineahills: of course, ghedalia tazartes came pre-clickied!
	4:22pm Crudbringer: Man, this Night of 1,001 GIFs only has 1,000 GIFs. 0_80686_e04d1ce0_orig and 0_88004_864de9ba_L are duplicates.
	4:22pm andrewb: I've always loved Pelham 123, Matthau,Robert Shaw Martin Balsam. Plays out pretty much in real time with one of the best final seconds in filmdom.
	4:25pm wfmu listener phillip: another classic it the movie "the sentinel" 1977 with christina rains and chris sarandon. if you have netflix check it out its great
	4:25pm Nardo: Just perusing Film Forum schedule, even though I'm not in the area, and I'd say Stranger's on a Train and Purple Noon is a great combo with the Highsmith connection. I might check out Goldfinger and A Hard Days Night just to see the incredibly beautiful Margaret Nolan who appears in both!
	4:28pm Rocky Horror: @andrewb: The speeding subway train with no operator
	4:28pm Devin B.: Loving Climatotherapy
	4:32pm jcksck: Kristen Chenoweth crushed it at the end there
	4:35pm wfmu listener phillip: might i suggest to everyone whp has netflix or hulu check out these films. "beast of morocco" 1968 Willian Sylvester. and "Scalpel" 1977 Robert Lansing. great pld folms worth a watch on a boring rainy night.
	4:37pm Tome: bit.ly... < one of my fave short films,,
	👻 4:38pm chresti: dating game music
	4:39pm mammal: This bed music is funnee
	4:45pm northguineahills: Was this at the first Unitarian Church of Brooklyn (or whatever it's called?)
	4:47pm Ike: Visually and atmospherically, "Akira" is astonishing and very influential but there was clearly way, way too much story for a movie there. The narrative is disjointed and seems to be missing a lot of important characterization. If it had been a miniseries it could've been even better -- except maybe then it would've have had the budget for those mind-destroying apocalyptic bits towards the end that'll scar you for life (in a good way).
	4:49pm jcksck: this record is from early 2000s iirc,. I was at his solo organ gig in 2014 at Plymouth Church..... it was spellbinding. him and Steve Dalachinsky are doing a gig the day after the Armory show -- looking forward to that
	4:52pm Ike: *would NOT have had....
	4:54pm northguineahills: Ok, I saw Tony and Charlemagne a few years ago in Brooklyn Heights. Thanks jcksck
	5:01pm common: Fabio, all. Happy Thursday!
	5:06pm Franco Twinkie: Kid Congo! Go,man go!
	5:06pm Michael 98145: ah, oui
	5:10pm mary: omg what a great show and now sound of La Jette- yes one of the greatest films! I'm stopping everything, closing my eyes and listening- and remembering. I'm misting up
	5:11pm david_: this is wild
	5:12pm northguineahills: Now, Threads, is also a wee bit stark....
	5:19pm thedunkel: La Jette my favorite film!
	5:21pm andrewb: The sentinel himself, I think, was John Carradine. The film all takes place in a beautiful old town house still on the Brooklyn Promenade. I can't walk past without thinking about that film. Employed real deformed folks as the denizens of hell.
	5:21pm david_: is that an oboe
	5:21pm david_: or bassoon maybe
	5:23pm Carmichael: Yep, Carradine. That was a creepy film. I remember his hands were starting to deform (in real life) due to arthritis, and it made him look even creepier.
	5:33pm mary: thank you, Fabio!
	5:34pm nic: love that film !!!
	5:35pm david_: je voo zem
	5:37pm Syl: @david_ I love you too
	5:41pm mary: All the info for the sound track of La Jetee- so grateful to hear it and learn more. I'll listen on archive too- before I go to sleep tonight. I adore the pictures of La Jetee, the entire film!-how wonderful to hear the soundtrack. Je voo zem, Fabio!
	5:50pm Michael 98145: enter the machine
	5:53pm northguineahills: Gultskra Artikular, new to me and digdug!
	👻 5:55pm Rev. Turnip Druid: too many meetings. i have missed much, o my brothers.
	5:57pm Michael 98145: these last two. just wow.
	5:57pm northguineahills: Fab, Fabio, grazie!
	5:58pm Michael 98145: thank you again, Fabio ♫
	5:59pm P-90: Thanks, Fabio
	👻 5:59pm KenW: DAMN, missed it live, will listen to the archive, can't wait Brother!!!

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from August 30, 2018

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