WFMU: Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from September 28, 2019

Listener comments!
	12:02am Marley Dogg: Let’s burn it down! Cheers everyone
	12:03am chresti: Hello
	12:03am Jocelyn: Hello everyone!
	12:08am rich: good morning md, chresti, jocelyn, et al. here for your eyes this evening: www.guliaev.com...
	12:10am s: is this snack music? I don't know but I want some chips.
	12:12am rw: Evening! S, just be quiet opening the bag.
	12:13am rich: chips might be okay for this, i'm thinking something softer like craisins or cherries (it's not quite grape music)
	12:15am rw: I was craving popcorn earlier. Should I make some?
	12:16am Jocelyn: I have chocolate covered blueberries if anyone wants any
	12:17am s: yes popcorn is best . salt pepper and olive oil
	12:19am s: sick paintings btw I've seen something like that stuff but much older at museum
	12:20am s: European like music though popcorn not European like
	12:22am rw: Coconut oil is good too. Carl Stone is American as far as I know but I believe he's living in Japan now. I think his song titles are all asian restaurants.
	12:22am Franco Twinkie: Thanks for the link, Rich! Pavel Guiliaev's mix of Flemish panel paintings with what appears to be more or less contemporary junk clipped from magazines is truly mesmerizing. These will take some careful scrutiny.
	12:24am s: hahahaha Himalaya restaurant would have good dumplings
	12:37am Franco Twinkie: After closer inspection I realize that no one source of recognizable imagery is identifiable. Comparisons could be made, but I think they would miss the mark. He seems to exist in his own twilight netherworld.
	12:38am rich: a good place to exist
	12:47am s: I hear a dirigido
	1:02am yippie: nice set
	1:19am rw: The Inflatable Squirrel Carcass rocks.
	1:20am rich: for a little while
	1:22am BEAVO: Wow 2 songs from Argus in 2 days on FMU, Bill Mac played Blowin’ Free last night.
	1:24am BEAVO: Great album. Saw them perform the whole thing live a couple years ago.
	1:26am Scraps: yes, it’s very weird to hear Wishbone Ash twice in 24 hours without anyone dying. that i know of.
	1:27am rw: https://www.himalayacuisine.com/
	1:30am Scraps: The Work! awesome
	1:36am rw: The Sons of Temperance is making me want another drink.
	1:38am rw: And the answers to my math questions for posting comments seem disproportionately to be ascending or descending sequences.
	1:39am rw: 456, 876, etc.
	1:42am rich: has anyone ever gotten the math question wrong? what happens? does it give you another problem to solve? does it get more difficult?
	1:44am rw: It says Try Again, then gives another question. So far I've never had to use a calculator.
	1:46am rw: Math question is a three digit # plus a one digit #. I don't think the last digits ever add up to more than 9. 638 + 7 wouldn't appear, but 638 + 1 might.
	1:46am rich: they are alway addition. i think if you get 221+2=? wrong you should at least get some subtraction or division, maybe a fraction.
	1:47am rw: You mean as a filter to help keep the comments intelligent?
	1:49am Mark R.: New Iggy sounds cool. I didn't know it was him til I looked at the playlist. I actually appreciated the song on its own merits.
	1:52am rw: Oh, and the phone app; no math!
	1:53am rw: ZZ Top-ish riff here!
	1:54am Mark R.: I know it's not cool to like the Black Keys for some reason, but I always have. Their new album is great!
	1:55am rw: I always get them confused with The Black Lips.
	1:56am coelacanth∅: hey rich and squirrely folk
	2:05am rw: Hey coela! Mark R, you can talk about the Black Keys on Michele with one L's Guilty Pleasures show.
	2:09am coelacanth∅: rw! ...i like the black keys. i don't often go out of my way to listen to it but i've heard 5 albums and nothing i don't like and respect.
	2:13am coelacanth∅: (correction: 6 albums)
	2:19am Mark R.: I'm not a nut about the Black Keys, I think I've got I think two of their albums.
	2:20am Mark R.: rw, a guilty pleasure on FMU is different from a guilty pleasure for a normal person.
	2:27am rw: Haha! Distinction between FMU and normal. My son's considering about writing about his taste in music as the topic for his college apps. I can't figure out if it's a good idea, but I think it might be, depending on how he writes it.
	2:28am rw: Please disregard that first about.
	2:29am coelacanth∅: hey i played a Tom Petty song on the jukebox at the pub earlier. Fuck all who pretend they're too "avant-guard" to listen to such things. ...poseurs.
	2:30am rw: Tom Petty could be my guilty pleasure, depending on the crowd.
	2:31am coelacanth∅: (...meanwhile shit like "shittyflute", and space lady gets a standing ovation)
	2:33am rw: Hmmm.... it may not be a popular stance in these parts but I may agree. Space Lady, maybe. I'd have to hear her again.
	2:35am Mark R.: I've always loved Tom Petty, and he kept making great records right up to the end, but he fell into that "classic rock" box where those stations would play his songs from the 70s but none of his newer, equally great stuff, and stations like FMU generally avoided him like the plague. No, he wasn't avant garde, but he was also one of the best live artists I've ever seen, and the time I saw he and the Heartbrakers backing up Dylan was one of the greatest nights of music I ever experienced.
	2:35am Mark R.: TREMENDOUS version of "Anarchy in the UK" here!
	2:37am coelacanth∅: well, good for apace lady if she can make a few bucks. it's just nothing especially creative and not interesting to me. shittyflute is probably Ken, or someone Ken knows... and it got old within minutes and it's gone on for a couple of years.
	2:38am rw: Ha! Get pissed. Destroy.
	2:38am coelacanth∅: yeah good version!
	2:41am rw: Space Lady never struck me enough to where I remember what she sounds like nor even enough to look her up now. Rich, on the other hand never picks a clunker!
	2:42am rw: Rich, you should pick a clunker. I bet you can't.
	2:43am Scraps: My middle little brother Rob worships Tom Petty. I like Petty, like I like John Fogerty — they come up with hooks apparently automatically — but I don’t listen to him; he’s out there in the American culture, and I get enough of him just randomly
	2:45am pfanch: nice set ,will be looking up some of these bands ...love Spiritualized
	2:48am Scraps: When I was young (like forty years ago) and people were saying “guilty pleasures” without irony, I used to get mad at the very idea of Guilty Pleasures. Cool Ain’t Shit (I retorted).
	2:50am coelacanth∅: yeah Scraps that's kind of it with me as well. i'm going to hear freefalling and refugee and all anyway so i don't play it; but there are a few songs i really want to hear now and then. (wont back down; american girl... and an apparently very obscure one that i have on the b side of i don't even know what: "gator on the lawn" which is goofy and awesome!)
	2:52am coelacanth∅: (@2.48) as Uncle Michael says "where there are no guilty pleasures".
	2:52am rw: Gator on the Lawn? That one I may have to look up. I remember hearing The Heartbreakers on Rodney on the ROQ back in olden times.
	2:53am Mark R.: Loooove Moon Duo, forgot about them!
	2:54am Scraps: I’m very happy when “I Need to Know” comes on
	2:54am rich: rw i have picked my fair share of clunkers but even a clunker can sound okay if you find the right place for it (as long as it doesn't sound like kenny g, john tesh or any of that horrible soft jazz sax crap)
	2:55am rich: and that's it for me this week. have a great week folks. next week david toop is my guest.
	2:55am coelacanth∅: when i was in high school and there were these girls who'd come around all the time they surprised me once as i was playing a 45 of an Olivia Newton-John song. 2 of them looked like i just fell off my pedistal because i was picking my nose but one (the youngest one) said it was cool.
	👻 2:55am Ken From Hyde Park: Been hanging a little while. Thanks, Rich.
	2:56am rw: Ha! I was just trying to describe/explain smooth jazz to my son last night!
	2:56am Mike Sin: Hi Rich! Looking at the moon listening to "Moon Duo"
	2:57am coelacanth∅: if i had to explain "smooth jazz" to someone i think i'd just make an "ugh" sound!
	2:59am coelacanth∅: Thanks Rich!

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from September 28, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Denis Frajerman	Clock Bird "Clock Bird" by "Denis Frajerman"	Wastelands/Lawrence of Arabia	Klanggalerie	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Reiko Futing	eternal return (Passacaglia)	Distant Song	New Focus Recordings	0:05:42 (Pop-up)
Franco Battiato	Campane "Campane" by "Franco Battiato"	Juke Box	BMG Ricordi S.p.A.	0:12:29 (Pop-up)
Carl Stone	Himalaya (with Akaihirume)	Himalaya	Unseen Worlds	0:14:54 (Pop-up)
Rachel's	4 or 5 Trees "4 or 5 Trees" by "Rachel's"	Systems/Layers	Quarterstick	0:27:56 (Pop-up)
Ami Dang	Bopoluchi "Bopoluchi" by "Ami Dang"	Parted Plains	Leaving	0:33:53 (Pop-up)
Buck Young	Sonoma "Sonoma" by "Buck Young"	Buck II: Where Do You Want It?	No Rent	0:38:19 (Pop-up)
180°	Equilateral "Equilateral" by "180°"	Submental	Splitrec	0:42:52 (Pop-up)
Erling Wold	knife 1 "knife 1" by "Erling Wold"	A Little Girl Dreams Of Taking The Veil	MinMax	0:45:38 (Pop-up)
Malka Spigel	Lost In Sound "Lost In Sound" by "Malka Spigel"	Every Day Is Like The First Day	swim~	0:51:05 (Pop-up)

Pram	Thistledown "Thistledown" by "Pram"	Across The Meridian	Domino	1:06:58 (Pop-up)
Wooden Shjips	Start To Dreaming "Start To Dreaming" by "Wooden Shjips"	Volume 2	Sick Thirst	1:11:14 (Pop-up)
Wishbone Ash	Warrior "Warrior" by "Wishbone Ash"	Argus	MCA/Decca	1:15:47 (Pop-up)
Headstones	Carry Me On "Carry Me On" by "Headstones"	Brown Acid: The Fourth Trip	Riding Easy	1:21:25 (Pop-up)
Fugazi	Cassavetes "Cassavetes" by "Fugazi"	In On The Kill Taker	Dischord	1:24:26 (Pop-up)
The Work	Blind "Blind" by "The Work"	See	Ad Hoc	1:26:54 (Pop-up)
Wire	Read and Burn "Read and Burn" by "Wire"	Send	Pink Flag	1:29:47 (Pop-up)
The Fall	Sons of Temperance "Sons of Temperance" by "The Fall"	The Unutterable	Eagle Records	1:32:22 (Pop-up)
Woods	Sun City Creeps "Sun City Creeps" by "Woods"	City Sun Eater in the River of Light	Woodsist	1:36:07 (Pop-up)
Iggy Pop	James Bond "James Bond" by "Iggy Pop"	Free	Loma Vista	1:42:02 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	What'd I Say "What'd I Say" by "Elvis Presley"	Elvis at the Movies	RCA	1:46:32 (Pop-up)
The Black Keys	Lo/Hi "Lo/Hi" by "The Black Keys"	Let's Rock	Nonesuch	1:49:36 (Pop-up)
When People Were Shorter and Lived Near the Water	I Believe	Surprise Your Pig: A Tribute to R.E.M.	Staple Gun Records	1:52:39 (Pop-up)

The Monochrome Set	Eux Tous "Eux Tous" by "The Monochrome Set"	Fabula Mendax	Tapete	2:04:21 (Pop-up)
Crystal Stilts	Electrons Rising "Electrons Rising" by "Crystal Stilts"	Nature Noir	Sacred Bones	2:08:18 (Pop-up)
David Kilgour and the Heavy Eights	Swan Loop	Bobbie's a girl	Merge	2:11:10 (Pop-up)
Shannon Wright	Fences of Pales "Fences of Pales" by "Shannon Wright"	Maps of Tacit	Touch and Go	2:15:13 (Pop-up)
Marissa Nadler	Famous Blue Raincoat	Hallelujah: The Songs of Leonard Cohen	Ace	2:18:54 (Pop-up)
Aviva le Fey	Lang Vag Hem "Lang Vag Hem" by "Aviva le Fey"	Lovesick	The Long Road Society	2:23:09 (Pop-up)
Joan Shelley	Awake "Awake" by "Joan Shelley"	Like the River Loves the Sea	No Quarter	2:26:08 (Pop-up)
Edith Frost	It's A Game "It's A Game" by "Edith Frost"	It's A Game	Drag City	2:29:15 (Pop-up)
Sarah Murcia	Anarchy in the U.K. "Anarchy in the U.K." by "Sarah Murcia"	Never Mind The Future	Ayler Records	2:32:38 (Pop-up)
Quilt	Eliot St. "Eliot St." by "Quilt"	Plaza	Kemado	2:35:45 (Pop-up)
Spiritualized	Shine A Light "Shine A Light" by "Spiritualized"	Lazer Guided Melodies	RCA	2:40:11 (Pop-up)
Loveletter	Dreamworld "Dreamworld" by "Loveletter"	Sombrero	Siesta	2:47:22 (Pop-up)
Moon Duo	In A Cloud "In A Cloud" by "Moon Duo"	Shadow of the Sun	Sacred Bones	2:50:49 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02am Marley Dogg: Let’s burn it down! Cheers everyone
	12:03am chresti: Hello
	12:03am Jocelyn: Hello everyone!
	12:08am rich: good morning md, chresti, jocelyn, et al. here for your eyes this evening: www.guliaev.com...
	12:10am s: is this snack music? I don't know but I want some chips.
	12:12am rw: Evening! S, just be quiet opening the bag.
	12:13am rich: chips might be okay for this, i'm thinking something softer like craisins or cherries (it's not quite grape music)
	12:15am rw: I was craving popcorn earlier. Should I make some?
	12:16am Jocelyn: I have chocolate covered blueberries if anyone wants any
	12:17am s: yes popcorn is best . salt pepper and olive oil
	12:19am s: sick paintings btw I've seen something like that stuff but much older at museum
	12:20am s: European like music though popcorn not European like
	12:22am rw: Coconut oil is good too. Carl Stone is American as far as I know but I believe he's living in Japan now. I think his song titles are all asian restaurants.
	12:22am Franco Twinkie: Thanks for the link, Rich! Pavel Guiliaev's mix of Flemish panel paintings with what appears to be more or less contemporary junk clipped from magazines is truly mesmerizing. These will take some careful scrutiny.
	12:24am s: hahahaha Himalaya restaurant would have good dumplings
	12:37am Franco Twinkie: After closer inspection I realize that no one source of recognizable imagery is identifiable. Comparisons could be made, but I think they would miss the mark. He seems to exist in his own twilight netherworld.
	12:38am rich: a good place to exist
	12:47am s: I hear a dirigido
	1:02am yippie: nice set
	1:19am rw: The Inflatable Squirrel Carcass rocks.
	1:20am rich: for a little while
	1:22am BEAVO: Wow 2 songs from Argus in 2 days on FMU, Bill Mac played Blowin’ Free last night.
	1:24am BEAVO: Great album. Saw them perform the whole thing live a couple years ago.
	1:26am Scraps: yes, it’s very weird to hear Wishbone Ash twice in 24 hours without anyone dying. that i know of.
	1:27am rw: https://www.himalayacuisine.com/
	1:30am Scraps: The Work! awesome
	1:36am rw: The Sons of Temperance is making me want another drink.
	1:38am rw: And the answers to my math questions for posting comments seem disproportionately to be ascending or descending sequences.
	1:39am rw: 456, 876, etc.
	1:42am rich: has anyone ever gotten the math question wrong? what happens? does it give you another problem to solve? does it get more difficult?
	1:44am rw: It says Try Again, then gives another question. So far I've never had to use a calculator.
	1:46am rw: Math question is a three digit # plus a one digit #. I don't think the last digits ever add up to more than 9. 638 + 7 wouldn't appear, but 638 + 1 might.
	1:46am rich: they are alway addition. i think if you get 221+2=? wrong you should at least get some subtraction or division, maybe a fraction.
	1:47am rw: You mean as a filter to help keep the comments intelligent?
	1:49am Mark R.: New Iggy sounds cool. I didn't know it was him til I looked at the playlist. I actually appreciated the song on its own merits.
	1:52am rw: Oh, and the phone app; no math!
	1:53am rw: ZZ Top-ish riff here!
	1:54am Mark R.: I know it's not cool to like the Black Keys for some reason, but I always have. Their new album is great!
	1:55am rw: I always get them confused with The Black Lips.
	1:56am coelacanth∅: hey rich and squirrely folk
	2:05am rw: Hey coela! Mark R, you can talk about the Black Keys on Michele with one L's Guilty Pleasures show.
	2:09am coelacanth∅: rw! ...i like the black keys. i don't often go out of my way to listen to it but i've heard 5 albums and nothing i don't like and respect.
	2:13am coelacanth∅: (correction: 6 albums)
	2:19am Mark R.: I'm not a nut about the Black Keys, I think I've got I think two of their albums.
	2:20am Mark R.: rw, a guilty pleasure on FMU is different from a guilty pleasure for a normal person.
	2:27am rw: Haha! Distinction between FMU and normal. My son's considering about writing about his taste in music as the topic for his college apps. I can't figure out if it's a good idea, but I think it might be, depending on how he writes it.
	2:28am rw: Please disregard that first about.
	2:29am coelacanth∅: hey i played a Tom Petty song on the jukebox at the pub earlier. Fuck all who pretend they're too "avant-guard" to listen to such things. ...poseurs.
	2:30am rw: Tom Petty could be my guilty pleasure, depending on the crowd.
	2:31am coelacanth∅: (...meanwhile shit like "shittyflute", and space lady gets a standing ovation)
	2:33am rw: Hmmm.... it may not be a popular stance in these parts but I may agree. Space Lady, maybe. I'd have to hear her again.
	2:35am Mark R.: I've always loved Tom Petty, and he kept making great records right up to the end, but he fell into that "classic rock" box where those stations would play his songs from the 70s but none of his newer, equally great stuff, and stations like FMU generally avoided him like the plague. No, he wasn't avant garde, but he was also one of the best live artists I've ever seen, and the time I saw he and the Heartbrakers backing up Dylan was one of the greatest nights of music I ever experienced.
	2:35am Mark R.: TREMENDOUS version of "Anarchy in the UK" here!
	2:37am coelacanth∅: well, good for apace lady if she can make a few bucks. it's just nothing especially creative and not interesting to me. shittyflute is probably Ken, or someone Ken knows... and it got old within minutes and it's gone on for a couple of years.
	2:38am rw: Ha! Get pissed. Destroy.
	2:38am coelacanth∅: yeah good version!
	2:41am rw: Space Lady never struck me enough to where I remember what she sounds like nor even enough to look her up now. Rich, on the other hand never picks a clunker!
	2:42am rw: Rich, you should pick a clunker. I bet you can't.
	2:43am Scraps: My middle little brother Rob worships Tom Petty. I like Petty, like I like John Fogerty — they come up with hooks apparently automatically — but I don’t listen to him; he’s out there in the American culture, and I get enough of him just randomly
	2:45am pfanch: nice set ,will be looking up some of these bands ...love Spiritualized
	2:48am Scraps: When I was young (like forty years ago) and people were saying “guilty pleasures” without irony, I used to get mad at the very idea of Guilty Pleasures. Cool Ain’t Shit (I retorted).
	2:50am coelacanth∅: yeah Scraps that's kind of it with me as well. i'm going to hear freefalling and refugee and all anyway so i don't play it; but there are a few songs i really want to hear now and then. (wont back down; american girl... and an apparently very obscure one that i have on the b side of i don't even know what: "gator on the lawn" which is goofy and awesome!)
	2:52am coelacanth∅: (@2.48) as Uncle Michael says "where there are no guilty pleasures".
	2:52am rw: Gator on the Lawn? That one I may have to look up. I remember hearing The Heartbreakers on Rodney on the ROQ back in olden times.
	2:53am Mark R.: Loooove Moon Duo, forgot about them!
	2:54am Scraps: I’m very happy when “I Need to Know” comes on
	2:54am rich: rw i have picked my fair share of clunkers but even a clunker can sound okay if you find the right place for it (as long as it doesn't sound like kenny g, john tesh or any of that horrible soft jazz sax crap)
	2:55am rich: and that's it for me this week. have a great week folks. next week david toop is my guest.
	2:55am coelacanth∅: when i was in high school and there were these girls who'd come around all the time they surprised me once as i was playing a 45 of an Olivia Newton-John song. 2 of them looked like i just fell off my pedistal because i was picking my nose but one (the youngest one) said it was cool.
	👻 2:55am Ken From Hyde Park: Been hanging a little while. Thanks, Rich.
	2:56am rw: Ha! I was just trying to describe/explain smooth jazz to my son last night!
	2:56am Mike Sin: Hi Rich! Looking at the moon listening to "Moon Duo"
	2:57am coelacanth∅: if i had to explain "smooth jazz" to someone i think i'd just make an "ugh" sound!
	2:59am coelacanth∅: Thanks Rich!

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from September 28, 2019

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