WFMU: Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from September 3, 2020

Listener comments!
	3:01pm David in London: It’s party time. Admit one to the Lounge of Failure please Fabio. Evening groovers.
	3:02pm Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	3:02pm Handy Haversack: Hello, Fabio. Hell, Failsafes. I feel bad for people who don't enumerate their Plague Failure programs. Evening, David. Was just in a conversation that waxed almost desperately nostalgic for a pint of Timothy Taylor's Landlord. Please have one on me!
	3:02pm Handy Haversack: ^o The failure of greetings.
	3:03pm duke: Strength Through Giant Man
	3:03pm Doobois: LOL, Handy!
	3:04pm spodiodi: Giant Man sized Failure here! ch-checkin' in! aloha, Fabio and all
	3:04pm David in London: Pint of Landlord? Right oh Handy.
	3:06pm nickrhombi: ... that bass in the key change kills me every time...
	👻 3:06pm chresti: Hi Fabio and strong ones!
	3:06pm Krull Sagan: Greetings all! Locating chat board failure
	3:07pm Chop Scott: Sounding great Fabio!
	3:07pm Heidee: Hi Fabio, looking forward to the show! Hi Handy, David and all! How'r things?
	3:08pm Miss G: Right out the gate, this John Cale and Terry Riley is bringin' it.
	3:08pm kpx: strength through failure ! yeah I'm in the right place!
	3:08pm Benoni: Or a pint of Old Peculier. Its no longer shipped to the U.S.
	3:09pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hi Fabio and Fabiofriends.You can't beat Church of Anthrax!
	3:09pm David in London: Hey spodiodi, Krull. Hallo Heidee!
	3:10pm spodiodi: how could 64 other people be wrong? groovemaster in london!
	3:10pm Handy Haversack: Hiya, Heidee -- good to see you! Krull, you found the right place!
	3:11pm Tony: Taylor's Landlord brings back some great memories. I haven't drunk any of that in years - or any English real ale for that matter.
	3:11pm tim from champaign (now washington): I wonder if this was ever performed live.
	3:12pm Krull Sagan: Haha don’t I know it, Handy- now this is the kind of church I would attend
	3:12pm Fabio: Thanks Chop Scott ! and everyone! Hello from the Hotbox in Jackson Heights!
	3:14pm Miss G: Last week's current events had me so numb that I couldn't really attend last week's set-list, so I listened a second time. So great.
	3:14pm Listener Robert: I've heard records that were scratched...but records that were BITTEN?!
	3:16pm Heidee: Hi kpx!
	3:17pm Fabio: @Miss G: Thanks!
	3:18pm Dave in Vermont: hey all <---oftentimes lurker, sometimes commenter I saw the Charles Hayward live stream on ESS last weekend and thought of this comments board-all the performances are great; his is the first www.twitch.tv...
	3:20pm Heidee: Great set, Fabio. Strangely intriguing, haunting, hypnotizing.
	3:23pm kpx: @Heidee, AH! you remember me. usually people have a tendency to pass me like walking by a lamppost. how are you Heidee.
	3:23pm Heidee: Handy, you too and I really enjoy meeting you guys, it's been an asset to my radio experience to share music with such a lovely community as here.
	3:25pm Krull Sagan: Dave, trés cool, I don’t know anything about that twitch stream but looking forward to checking it out; only recently have I been made aware of the live music on that site!
	3:26pm Miss G: Thank you @Dave in Vermont, I would never know to go to Twitch for Charles Hayward. Krull, I held back my comment because I was mortified that I didn't know that Twitch had music! wink
	👻 3:26pm Ken From Hyde Park: Greetings, Comrade Fabio and the failetariat!
	3:26pm mariano: Hey Fabio, Crew, everyone!
	3:27pm Heidee: @kpx, thank you, all grand. You are remembered fine and I am sending nice evening vibes. Oh, here are Ken and mariano, greetings!
	3:28pm Krull Sagan: kpx, but then they see what a cool wrought iron art nouveau lamppost with all the neatest flyers... Pazuzu arisen!
	3:29pm David in London: kpx, your lamppost stylings are cool with me!
	3:29pm Krull Sagan: Miss G, I know the feeling and two weeks ago would’ve been equally mystified (as I still am re. Charles Hayward and ESS?)
	3:30pm David in London: Mariano, evening you krazy kat.
	👻 3:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: Nice to "see" you, Heidee. Another wonderful Thursday in Giant Land.
	3:35pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Mariano. I think I have had Twitch and Itch conflated somehow in my head. Both have to do with gaming in ways tangential to my interests. Long story short: I'm constantly confused.
	3:36pm Dave in Vermont on the phone: It’s Experimental Sound Studio, which I think I found out about from someone here. They just use twitch as their platform. They have been having almost daily live-streams: The Quarantine Concerts. Tons of amazing artists/festivals especially Friday-Sunday.
	3:36pm kpx: @Krull Sagan, lol, if I stand too long in one place on the sidewalk, people try to tape and staple flyers on me. then I got to stand still while other people read me. I've gotten used to it, but those Staples are murder.
	3:37pm mariano: Hey there Heidee, Krull, David, Handy, all other Runzas! Hope all is well with y'all and everyone else.
	3:38pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I just read up on James Last and found the cover art for Voodoo Party. Based on that cover, I'm wondering about all the other tracks.
	3:38pm Heidee: I can't go to the movies since I've got a dog...
	3:39pm Krull Sagan: Whoa, Dave, that sounds amazing, just what I need. kpx, I would often get into trouble by just sitting somewhere for too long
	3:40pm Listener Robert: Bob and I here are going to start patronizing the Warwick Drive-In.
	3:40pm Miss G: It was so great to walk to a city movie theater by yourself at age 10. . .I loved being a city kid.
	3:40pm Krull Sagan: Wahhhwick? In Rhodey?
	3:40pm Handy Haversack: The behavior of the sparrows right now can be described only as "massing." I better get the seed out. CAN!
	3:41pm Mark Maloof: John Kayle did not like the church of anthrax either. I recorded an interview with him for a documentary, and mentioned a listen to the album a couple days before. He rolled his eyes and stated that he really was not happy with it at all.
	3:42pm Krull Sagan: Miss G, I was raised in a college town and remember EVERYTHING about the first day I was allowed to walk into town myself; we went to see K-9 with Jim Belushi. I think you city folks probably had better fare!
	3:42pm kpx: David in London, thank you . that means a lot coming from you. who knows, maybe one day I'll illuminate your way.
	3:42pm Krull Sagan: “Smoke a high cool cigarette”?
	3:43pm Andrew_in_WI: What is Fabio's favorite monster movie?
	👻 3:43pm Jason from Houston: Also questioning that line in the song, Krull!
	3:43pm spodiodi: sounds like he has a cold
	3:44pm spodiodi: Who is Barry?
	3:44pm spodiodi: CAN DO NO WRONG (however)
	3:44pm Krull Sagan: I’m guessing Fab likes all incarnations of “Nosferatu”
	3:45pm Miss G: Krull, my theater (which is now a famous art/repertory theater -- the Music Box) was on its way to being an all-p* theater, so no, it really wasn't so great! I should have been born in the 30s.
	3:46pm mariano: Even the ill-advised sequel "Nosfera-Two"?
	3:47pm David in London: Mariano, hat tip for that, gag of the day.
	3:48pm Miss G: Mariano (HA!) Herzog's Nosferatu might have been my introduction to prog (except that "classic rock" played "Lucky Man" which I hated so passionately.)
	3:49pm PaulRobeson1920: Howd’y Y’all
	3:50pm Heidee: opened a bottle of Red with this fantastic set
	3:53pm Miss G: Heidee, I also had some sips of red! (I've been up since European time.) It's a great match.
	3:53pm David in London: Ah Brast Burn. One of the genuine lesser-known gems you get working through the Nurse With Wound list.
	3:54pm Krull Sagan: Mr. (Dr.?) Robeson, we would go to the Paul Robeson center for events & shows back home, loved that place
	3:54pm Heidee: @Miss G. - Cheers over to you and enjoy! Or 'Prost!' to give away some locality :-)
	3:56pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I grew up in the suburbs and there was a ninety nine cent theater we could walk to that showed second run movies.
	3:56pm Krull Sagan: David, that list sounds familiar, feel like I should know more (my friend makes fun of me for being super into Nurse With Wound even tho I have only made tiny scratch marks in the edifice of their ouervréous
	3:57pm Miss G: Ah ha Heidee, Prost to you! I can't tell you my name, but if I did, you would laugh (someone over there once said to me "why do you call yourself that?!" and I said "it's on my birth certificate!")
	3:58pm Heidee: Miss G., now I am curious. :-)
	4:00pm Handy Haversack: I have placated the sparrows -- for now. But I fear greatly lest that which has been awakened here, that whose slumber would have far, far more happily -- for all an unknowing, formerly fortunate humanity -- been left unbroken, untouched by time, immured to hunger, might prove impossible to lure back into slumbrous obscurity ... Also, I think I'll have some cider.
	4:00pm kpx: that Nosferatu. wasn't he the very first vampire?
	4:00pm Krull Sagan: Sweet Corn, those are thee best; definitely brought a lot more material into my price range, and also it was fun to see some crap that you might not drop $10+ for
	4:01pm Heidee: Handy, wow nice phrasing.
	4:01pm Miss G: Heidee, L after the war, US soldiers brought back names that they thought were "cute." Once I had a roommate who had a derivation of the same name, but she was from the US Black community, and for me, the White community.
	4:02pm David in London: Krull, it was the list (later expanded) that came as an insert with their first release. It’s seen as something of a holy writ about ‘out there’ music now. During the mania period that followed my divorce many years ago, I worked my way through it. Some of it hasn’t worn particularly well (no one really needs Secret Oyster in their life in 2020...) but other things on there are flippin’ marvellous.
	4:05pm mariano: Thanks David, though in retrospect I missed a golden opportunity to call it "Nosfera2." Handy: birds in general are scary. I think they have some sort of evolutionary memory of having been dinosaurs and having ruled the world, a memory that fills them with resentment and ill-will towards humans. And don't get me started on plants, they're very much a part of it too.
	4:05pm Krull Sagan: Yesssss!!!!
	4:05pm spodiodi: yukyuk ;) n1, mariano
	4:05pm Heidee: Miss G., this sounds like the beginning of a great story, keep going if you like.
	4:06pm David in London: Mariano, it’s just so horribly plausible. ‘Nosfera2 and a Little Lady’.
	4:07pm Krull Sagan: Handy- beautiful; Mariano- ...and fungi?
	4:07pm Handy Haversack: Mariano, see the Joe Hill book NAS4A2. And you think I don't know about the plants! Why do you think I keep eating so many of them? It's us or them! Also also "Ze knife is old! And may be diiiiirty. Allow me. It is -- ze oldest remedy!"
	4:07pm spodiodi: Nosferatu Goes to Camp is underrated
	4:07pm PaulRobeson1920: @Krull only a Dr. of love
	4:08pm Krull Sagan: Ah yes, David, I had heard of that but it slipped through my diaphanous grey matter, gonna dig into it
	4:09pm Handy Haversack: spod, it had that unfortunate scene. Even the director disavowed it. And all those dead tree frogs.
	4:09pm spodiodi: i knew you'd mention the frogs. hippy. i liked it.
	4:10pm Krull Sagan: Handy, all, have you read Horns or Heart Shaped Box by Joe Hill? I loved them both and the latter is actually scary and heavy metal related
	4:10pm Miss G: So @WM if you are here, as Fabio said, tonight Thursday at 11:30 EDT is Peter Handke's The Left-Handed Woman as you requested that I request. <G>
	4:12pm Handy Haversack: Krull, NAS4A2 is the only thing I have read -- though I saw he has a new book of stories out. I liked it a hundred times more than anything I have read by his father. Thanks for the recommendation! I still hear the frogs sometimes, spodi, when the stars are right.
	4:13pm ami ad: Beep Beep
	4:13pm mariano: Haha! The studio would pair Nosferatu up with Nic Cage or Chris Tucker. I can see a montage of either of them trying to teach him to enjoy life, with Santa Monica as the backdrop and some feelgood song for a soundtrack.
	4:14pm Handy Haversack: At some point Jackie Chan has to save him from beach bullies.
	4:14pm Krull Sagan: Oh Handy, you are gonna love them; I agree re. King the Elder and those books are even better than NAS4A2 I think. DO NOT BOTHER with the film “Horns”...unless it is at the 99cent theater near Sweet Corn Lizzie
	4:15pm Heidee: Hi ami ad!
	4:15pm Krull Sagan: Who plays Nosferatu?
	4:15pm Handy Haversack: Played by himself, of course, Krull.
	4:15pm ami ad: @Heidee: Hello,how do you do?
	4:16pm mariano: In the first one, Max Schreck. In Herzog's it was Klaus Kinski.
	4:16pm Andrew_in_WI: Nosfera2: The Revenge of Orlock
	4:17pm Heidee: @ami ad, so much better, thanks, and yourself?
	4:18pm Miss G: Oh, gee, can I mention "Shadow of the Vampire" 2000 with John Malkovich and Willem Dafoe? We really adored it. Got to go look now to see if I own it.
	4:18pm Krull Sagan: Oh what was that film with Willem Dafoe & Malkovich, about making the film....
	4:18pm WM: Cary Dreyer directed Vampyr but I think it was F.W. Murnau who directed the original version of Nosferatu in 1922 that was the basis of the Herzog remake in 1979. Also thanks for mentioning Peter Handke's Left Handed Woman. I like it very much. It's the only example I know of an author directing a film adaptation of his own novel.
	4:20pm ami ad: @Heidee:Good good. I'm still here,got back from a 5.5 mile walk. Nothing much going otherwise. thanksy.
	4:22pm coelacanth∅: Greetings Fabio, Failure Army
	4:22pm spodiodi: salutes coelacanth∅
	4:23pm Krull Sagan: Spode- almost missed “Can do no wrong” but am now appropriating it haha
	4:24pm spodiodi: i'm without shame, Krull. was never mine. all yours :)
	4:24pm ami ad: @ coelacanth∅: ready,willing and able.
	4:24pm Heidee: Gotta go but you all have a wonderful evening! Enjoyed the company as always.
	4:24pm Krull Sagan: The gøat is in the house
	4:24pm Handy Haversack: coela, ami, hey there.
	4:24pm ami ad: Take care Heidee.
	4:25pm coelacanth∅: hey spodiodiodio. looking dapper today
	4:25pm Handy Haversack: Be well, Heidee!
	4:25pm coelacanth∅: greetings ami, Krull, Handy good to see y'all
	4:26pm ami ad: @Handy:HalLoO. Almost done with the first beer of the week.
	4:26pm mariano: Bye Heidee!
	4:26pm WM: @Miss G: Yes, I noticed about LHW. I will definitely watch it. Thanks for requesting Cinephobe show it again. Read the novel also if you get a chance.
	4:27pm Miss G: Oh, WM, thank you for mentioning the Handke novel. Not to be corny, but "Der Himmel über Berlin" is one of my top 5 films.
	4:28pm Handy Haversack: Of the week, ami! Did we change how the calendar works again and no one told me? I dried out yesterday by waiting till almost 6 to have some rye.
	4:29pm ami ad: The Jazz Collective Drowning Out Far-Right Rallies with Terrible Music. vice.com Danish protesters.
	4:29pm Miss G: And just to add, that if anyone wants some 60s existential live-TV insanity, cinephobe.tv has on Sunday September 6th 10:45 EDT "The Cube" directed by (early) Jim Henson.
	4:30pm Phil M. Phan: WM, Norman Mailer directed his novel 'Tough Guys Don't Dance.' A great failed Art film ("Oh God. Oh man. Oh God!) Tough Guys was shown on cinephobe.tv earlier this year.
	4:30pm Krull Sagan: Miss G, was that the German title of “Wings if Desire”?
	4:31pm Fabio: @WM: Thomas McGuane directed his own story in "92 in the Shade" 1975 (book 1973) with Peter Fonda and Warren Oates. But yeah, not many have done this...
	4:31pm Krull Sagan: ^of, sheesh
	4:31pm Handy Haversack: Does one need an account or the like with cinephobe.tv?
	4:31pm ami ad: @Handy:The week,as in this week,been dry since Sunday.
	4:31pm Handy Haversack: Good on you, ami!
	4:32pm Krull Sagan: Ami, I take that as a cue to toast Failure Krew and have my first beer of the day, time zone be damned
	4:32pm ami ad: Cheers Handy.
	4:33pm ami ad: Cheers Krull.
	👻 4:34pm chresti: Congratulations ami!
	4:34pm Miss G: Krull, yes, I'm sorry, "Wings of Desire." I got distracted by going to vice (thanks ami ad, for the Danish story) and I learned something else which is putting me under the floor.
	4:35pm Ajay from Krommenie / NL: this Aki Onda track is just stunning
	4:35pm WillCrete: The open resonance surrounding this flute sound is magnificent!
	4:35pm mariano: Thanks Miss G, had no idea "The Cube" even existed, apart from the 90s Canadian horror cult classic. You too ami, nice to learn of music being put to such good use.
	4:36pm WM: @ Miss G: I saw Der Himmer uber Berlin when it first came out, but haven't seen it since then. The other Handke/Wenders collaboration I like very much is The Goalie's Anxiety at the Penalty Kick. (Handke wrote the screenplay to his own novel.) It was unavailable for a long time because of a dispute about the sound track, but I think you should be able to dig it up.
	4:36pm ami ad: @Miss G: Thanks for checking it. @chresti:Appreciate,it's not easy.
	4:37pm Phil M. Phan: Handy 4:31, cinephobe.tv is free pirate streaming! Also: Sunday 6PM, Robert Downey Sr.'s "POUND!"
	4:37pm Ike: Wow, that last one was epic.
	4:38pm ami ad: @mariano:yes,thanks,finally i understand what free jazz is for.
	4:38pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Phil M. Phan!
	4:39pm Jeff Moore: That, my friend, is why they have the fancy broadcast console at the station wired up to kill the monitors when a mic gets turned on... It ain't your fault!
	4:42pm Krull Sagan: Sounds truthy
	4:43pm WM: Fabio: I stand corrected. I should know better than to match film history facts with you.
	4:44pm mariano: ami: When I lived in SF in the 90s some of my housemates would take old instruments they had no idea how to play and go to really touristy areas and make lots of loud noise, record the reactions. One of them had a funny exchange with an evangelical couple reacting to his Negativland "Christianity Is Stupid" t-shirt.
	4:47pm PaulRobeson1920: Ok
	4:47pm Miss G: Yes, I would like to support Film Forum! How many hours did I spend outside there in the rain, waiting for Fassbinder retrospective films. Chuck Berry is what I need! (and since I don't have "Shadow of the Vampire" I can watch "Rocco and his Brothers." That one has _everything._)
	4:49pm Phil M. Phan: The only problem with cinephobe.tv is sometimes the streaming screws up. They are re-showing “Pound” on Sunday because the last time there was no video for the first half hour. But hey, It’s free and the films are pirated. Some of the films I don’t think anyone knows who really owns the rights. They tried to show the musical version of James L. Brooks’ “I’ll Do Anything,” but the Prince estate sent a cease and desist email. But most of the time they get away with it, as the films tend to be obscure and rare.
	4:50pm Mike Sin: That Alain Delon film fest on TCM recently was indeed great. “Dreamboat” looks and all that, but the dude could really act. His performance in “Rocco...” is the reason that movie was quite powerful.
	4:50pm ami ad: @mariano:hehe,a little while ago i yelled at an orthodox man who almost ran me over on the sidewalk,i told him his religion is stupid.
	4:51pm northguineahills: Is an Alien Farm akin to a Body Farm?
	4:52pm ami ad: a few weeks ago i tried to watch a north korean film on cinephobe,there was a ramones concert broadcasting instead.
	4:53pm diciassette: Aha, AC! also, AHOY
	4:53pm Miss G: So @Mike Sin, and Phil M. Phan, re: Alain Delon I learned today about French director Jacques Deray, I really didn't know, and on Sunday morning are two films.
	4:54pm Miss G: I do enjoy Animal Collective.
	4:56pm PaulRobeson1920: Nice tune
	👻 4:56pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	5:00pm Krull Sagan: “Funny Farm” with Chevy Chase plus “Alien”- “Alien Farm”
	👻 5:01pm Bas NL: Hello Fabio and failuretures!
	5:02pm Miss G: Whoa, going to research this Alog! It's reminding me of a film I just recommended, Bill Morrison's "Dawson City: Frozen Time" on MUBI. Hallo Bas!
	👻 5:03pm Bas NL: Hi Miss G!
	5:03pm Krull Sagan: Goedenavond, Bas!
	👻 5:04pm Bas NL: Ook een hele goedenavond Krull Sagan!
	5:05pm Krull Sagan: (Oh no, that was the one Dutch word I know, and I learned it five minutes ago haha)
	5:06pm Listener Robert: Thanks for the cinephobe.tv tip. I just sampled, saw a hilarious sequence in which this guy literally has blood on his hands, then literally kisses the ring. Best since Jimmy Durante kicked the bucket on-screen.
	👻 5:07pm Bas NL: A great evening to you too Krull Sagan! ;)
	5:08pm center: Go ask Alice! Fabs turned me onto the greatness that is Alice.
	5:08pm mariano: Krull - would you really want to debase such a masterpiece as "Funny Farm" with such schlock as "Alien" though?
	5:08pm center: she's mystical, man; spiritual, like, really
	5:09pm Krull Sagan: Mariano, I am LOLing out loud in IRL life
	5:10pm center: Harp=heart
	5:10pm Fredericks: Thought I recognized the bass, then I heard the harp and knew it was Alice C..
	5:10pm Phil M. Phan: Ami 4:52: oh, I DID see those N Korean films a few weeks ago. In between films, they show great short music videos by bands like Kleenex, and oddities like Orson Welles performing a magic trick. Keep in mind, the screening times are approximate. Still, for a pirate operation, cinephobe.tv is fairly professional.
	5:10pm David in London: Back in the room. I love the way that cinephobe shows great vintage music clips during the breaks. I tuned in early the other day to watch a Miklós Jancsó film, and they were showing the video for Chrome’s ‘Meet Me in the Subway’ beforehand. Now that’s class.
	5:11pm Miss G: After a friend showed me Alice Coltrane, I so loved her, as she just didn't give a F___! as to what others thought of her music.
	5:12pm center: Is this pretty much an off the cuff improv. performance?
	5:13pm Dave in Vermont: another live-stream recording watched last week- this one last Thursday On Alice Coltrane's birthday - this concert was in the basement of The Coltrane Home where Alice recorded many pieces including Journey In Satchidananda. The Brandee Younger Trio is all stellar musicians-and effing beautiful performance with great sound quality. www.facebook.com...
	5:15pm ami ad: @5:10 Phil M. Phan: Oh,thanks,i watched the tralier instead.
	5:16pm northguineahills: Alice!
	5:26pm northguineahills: I think I first heard Journey in Satchidananda when I was 19. I was just getting into jazz, and this transported me somewhere to which I never left...
	5:26pm spodiodi: love this The Ankh Of Amen-Ra. reminds me of this pin's sound effects, etc en.wikipedia.org...
	5:26pm spodiodi: loved*
	5:27pm mariano: Phil: Glad to learn of those. I think the only N. Korean film I've seen is the legendarily bad "Pulgasari," a Godzilla ripoff that Kim Jong-Il had made by kidnapping a Japanese director.
	5:28pm mb: Hola DJ Fabio and failures alike
	5:30pm Squarehead: Cinephobe is amazing! Stacked line up tonight and this weekend! on Monday they've got Naked Dawn, an amazing western directed by B movie giant Edgar G Ulmer that influences Jules et Jim! and then Frank Perry's incredible Rancho Deluxe. Also a couple Altman movies and a Peter Fonda / Jonathan Demme / Roger Corman movie I never even heard of! Staying in this weekend!
	5:31pm Krull Sagan: Whenever I’m struggling to think of a playlist for a dinner party or cocktail hour at my mum’s for friends and neighbors (she is rather homebound) I default to Alice, with great success; a standard go-to in general for me, happy belated bday
	5:32pm center: mystify my mind --move it!
	5:32pm Handy Haversack: Smart, Krull. That's how you got the cool hat.
	5:32pm ultradamno: Well, my cat just curled up against the speakers, so Alice is a hit here.
	5:33pm Squarehead: as for the between movie music they play how can you not love it? I love seeing old TOTP performances with a healthy dose of Kraut rock and they even played Christian era Bob Dylan from SNL! Thanks for much for introducing them to me, Fabio! One of the few positives of 2020 for me and my partner
	5:34pm David in London: You’re never going to go wrong with that approach Krull. Hey ultradamno.
	5:34pm Fredericks: Did Alice Coltrane die?
	5:34pm Squarehead: Great Alice C block! thanks for that too
	5:35pm ultradamno: Hiya DiL!
	5:36pm spodiodi: Fredericks, i had to look: wikipedia says in 2007
	5:36pm ultradamno: www.udiscovermusic.com...
	5:37pm mariano: Daoud is Arabic for David iirc. Ptah is Egypt. "Egypt the David?" [later] Ahhh, learned something: Daoud/David means "beloved." "Egypt the Beloved."
	5:37pm northguineahills: @Fredericks, unfortunately, but some great posthumous releases have came out since then....
	👻 5:38pm chris: i can't recall hearing an Alice Coltrane track i didn't like, though i haven't heard them all. hmm, i think i have another goal.
	5:39pm David in London: Mariano, respect from us beloveds.
	5:39pm Krull Sagan: Mariano, I would’ve thought your native tongue to be Sanskrit or Akkadian
	5:39pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Funny, I just randomly listened to an 11-year-old Trouble archive last night that got me all Alice Coltrane-turned on.
	👻 5:41pm chris: your randomizer must be also a synchronicity-izer, Kenzo. :)
	5:41pm mariano: My native tongue is Enochian.
	5:41pm Krull Sagan: Of corpse it is
	👻 5:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: Aw, nice pinano on this. Thanks for the fails, Fabio. Have a good holiday weekend.
	5:42pm Fredericks: Oh my heavens, Where was I?
	5:43pm Krull Sagan: Steve Perry sings Alice Coltrane- “Journey in Satchandinandnana”
	5:44pm spodiodi: Kenzo, you know what time it is!
	5:45pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): @chris I did indeed find it using the Random Archive page! wfmu.org...
	5:45pm ultradamno: According to his playlist, Old Codger's lawyer "Buster" has advised provisional silence while they build a case against you.
	5:46pm dale: afternoon. came for the discordant racket. staying for the.....discordant racket.
	5:50pm Krull Sagan: Groundbreaking Experimental composer becomes detective with OCD- “Meredith Monk” weeknights at 8pm
	5:51pm Krull Sagan: I sincerely apologize.
	5:52pm Miss G: Just to say, that tomorrow, Friday, is special Bandcamp day (all monies go to musicians.) I am going to get something by Fossil Aerosol Mining Project, that Fabio played last week.
	5:53pm Handy Haversack: Good reminder, Miss G! Thanks for all, Fabio. Thanks, Crew. Be well, all! See you later on sometime!
	5:53pm ami ad: Thank you DJ,Crew. when failure takes over,we exist.
	5:54pm David in London: Tough, uncompromising experimentalist detective, Meredith Monkfish. (You have to know British comedy show The Fast Show for that one to make sense. But it does, trust me...)
	5:55pm David in London: Thanks Fabio. See you tomorrow all you groovy Failures.
	5:55pm coelacanth∅: mariano @5.41 is that the magic language invented by Enoch Light (and his orchestra), sometimes incorrectly attributed to Brian Eno?
	5:56pm bLeubomberune b: Fabio- Bonsoir, as usual , brilliant musical selection
	5:56pm mariano: Good one, David. My ex and I were trying to come up with dishes based on literary puns: Salmon Rushdie, Alfred Lord Venison, Roald Daal, a few more even worse than those. Thank you Fabio, Crew. Take care everyone!
	5:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Fabio!
	5:57pm spodiodi: thanks, crew!
	5:57pm mariano: coela: That's the one!
	5:57pm Miss G: (I have to say I always like this aliens scraping my brains thing) Thank you to Fabio and skeleton crew and all! @coelacanth∅ at my horrible bank the other day it said <Eno® looks out for your money - Life doesn't update you about your credit card. For that, there's Eno.> and yay Platters!
	5:57pm northguineahills: Thanks, Fabio!
	👻 5:58pm chresti: Thank you Fabio! Another strong show!
	👻 5:58pm Bas NL: Thanks Fabio!
	5:58pm tim from champaign (now washington): Nice Platters, Fabio! Thanks for the great show!
	👻 5:59pm chris: grazie, Fabio!
	5:59pm Krull Sagan: Haha right on David; Failures- over on twitch at 6:30 EST is an artist named P_Chops who does some very strange, Failure-like video and sound collage, I know some of you would dig it
	5:59pm PaulRobeson1920: Thanks Fabio & Skeltons! < 3 Peace and that other thing
	6:00pm coelacanth∅: Miss G i always felt Eno's presence, keeping me safe and warm. good to know he's keeping my finances safe too
	6:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Fabio! Thanks skelecrew!
	6:01pm mariano: How many fiances?!
	6:01pm coelacanth∅: i can count them on one foot's 6 toes
	6:02pm Krull Sagan: Tschüss all!
	6:05pm TheCinephobe: Thanks for the kind words everyone! and Great show as usual, Fabio! Feel free to email us any requests new or replays AltmansHashPipe @ g mail dot com

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from September 3, 2020

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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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September 3, 2020: Plague Failure program #21

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
James Last	Mr. Giant Man "Mr. Giant Man" by "James Last"	Voodoo Party	Polydor	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
John Cale & Terry Riley	Church of Anthrax	Church of Anthrax	Columbia	0:05:12 (Pop-up)
Daniela Casa	Occultismo "Occultismo" by "Daniela Casa"	Sovrapposizione Di Immagini	Finders Keepers	0:14:01 (Pop-up)
Ariel Kalma	Les Temps des Moissons	Les Temps des Moissons	Wah Wah	0:17:15 (Pop-up)

CAN	Mary, Mary So Contrary "Mary, Mary So Contrary" by "CAN"	Monster Movie	spoon	0:38:21 (Pop-up)
Volcano the Bear	Oslo Top "Oslo Top" by "Volcano the Bear"	Volseptor	Volucan	0:43:53 (Pop-up)
Modulo 1000	Animalia "Animalia" by "Modulo 1000"	Não Fale Com Paredes	World In Sound	0:47:58 (Pop-up)
Brast Burn	Debon part 1 (excerpt)	Debon	Paradigm Discs	0:50:29 (Pop-up)
Wire	Let's Panic Later "Let's Panic Later" by "Wire"	154	Harvest	0:57:21 (Pop-up)

Brast Burn	Debon, part 2 (excerpt)	Debon	Paradigm Discs
Alexander Tucker	Hand of Reign "Hand of Reign" by "Alexander Tucker"	Old Fog	ATP Recordings	1:15:02 (Pop-up)
Andrew Paine & Richard Youngs	Earth Rod	Earth Rod	Sonic oyster records	1:20:10 (Pop-up)
Aki Onda	I Tell a Story of Bodies That Change (excerpt)	Cassette Memories Vol. 3: South Of The Border	Important Records	1:23:58 (Pop-up)

Alien Farm	Spirit House "Spirit House" by "Alien Farm"	Tall Revenant	Tone Casualties	1:44:57 (Pop-up)
Animal Collective	Infant Dressing Table	Here Comes the Indian	Paw Tracks	1:49:08 (Pop-up)
Arsenio Rodríguez y Su Conjunto	Pobre Mi Cuba	single	RCA Victor	1:53:10 (Pop-up)
Alog	Spanish Record No. 9 "Spanish Record No. 9" by "Alog"	Unemployed	Rune Grammofon	1:56:06 (Pop-up)
Belong	Who told you this room exists?	October Language	carpark	1:58:30 (Pop-up)

Alice Coltrane	Huntington Ashram Monastery	Huntington Ashram Monastery	Impulse!	2:07:01 (Pop-up)
Alice Coltrane	Shiva-Loka "Shiva-Loka" by "Alice Coltrane"	Journey In Satchidananda	Impulse!	2:10:41 (Pop-up)
Alice Coltrane	The Ankh Of Amen-Ra	Universal Consciousness	Impulse!	2:17:16 (Pop-up)
Alice Coltrane	Journey In Satchidananda	Journey In Satchidananda	Impulse!	2:22:35 (Pop-up)
Alice Coltrane	Turiya & Ramakrishna	Ptah, The El Daoud	Impulse!	2:29:46 (Pop-up)

Meredith Monk	Dolmen Music (excerpt)	Dolmen Music	ECM	2:43:50 (Pop-up)
Anima Sound	Traktor Go Go Go (excerpt)	Musik Für Alle	Alga Marghen	2:50:09 (Pop-up)
the platters	Smoke gets in your eyes (x4)	single	Mercury	2:55:29 (Pop-up)
Stu Philips	Beyond the Valley of the Dolls	Beyond The Valley of the Dolls OST	20th Century Fox Records	3:07:48 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm David in London: It’s party time. Admit one to the Lounge of Failure please Fabio. Evening groovers.
	3:02pm Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	3:02pm Handy Haversack: Hello, Fabio. Hell, Failsafes. I feel bad for people who don't enumerate their Plague Failure programs. Evening, David. Was just in a conversation that waxed almost desperately nostalgic for a pint of Timothy Taylor's Landlord. Please have one on me!
	3:02pm Handy Haversack: ^o The failure of greetings.
	3:03pm duke: Strength Through Giant Man
	3:03pm Doobois: LOL, Handy!
	3:04pm spodiodi: Giant Man sized Failure here! ch-checkin' in! aloha, Fabio and all
	3:04pm David in London: Pint of Landlord? Right oh Handy.
	3:06pm nickrhombi: ... that bass in the key change kills me every time...
	👻 3:06pm chresti: Hi Fabio and strong ones!
	3:06pm Krull Sagan: Greetings all! Locating chat board failure
	3:07pm Chop Scott: Sounding great Fabio!
	3:07pm Heidee: Hi Fabio, looking forward to the show! Hi Handy, David and all! How'r things?
	3:08pm Miss G: Right out the gate, this John Cale and Terry Riley is bringin' it.
	3:08pm kpx: strength through failure ! yeah I'm in the right place!
	3:08pm Benoni: Or a pint of Old Peculier. Its no longer shipped to the U.S.
	3:09pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hi Fabio and Fabiofriends.You can't beat Church of Anthrax!
	3:09pm David in London: Hey spodiodi, Krull. Hallo Heidee!
	3:10pm spodiodi: how could 64 other people be wrong? groovemaster in london!
	3:10pm Handy Haversack: Hiya, Heidee -- good to see you! Krull, you found the right place!
	3:11pm Tony: Taylor's Landlord brings back some great memories. I haven't drunk any of that in years - or any English real ale for that matter.
	3:11pm tim from champaign (now washington): I wonder if this was ever performed live.
	3:12pm Krull Sagan: Haha don’t I know it, Handy- now this is the kind of church I would attend
	3:12pm Fabio: Thanks Chop Scott ! and everyone! Hello from the Hotbox in Jackson Heights!
	3:14pm Miss G: Last week's current events had me so numb that I couldn't really attend last week's set-list, so I listened a second time. So great.
	3:14pm Listener Robert: I've heard records that were scratched...but records that were BITTEN?!
	3:16pm Heidee: Hi kpx!
	3:17pm Fabio: @Miss G: Thanks!
	3:18pm Dave in Vermont: hey all <---oftentimes lurker, sometimes commenter I saw the Charles Hayward live stream on ESS last weekend and thought of this comments board-all the performances are great; his is the first www.twitch.tv...
	3:20pm Heidee: Great set, Fabio. Strangely intriguing, haunting, hypnotizing.
	3:23pm kpx: @Heidee, AH! you remember me. usually people have a tendency to pass me like walking by a lamppost. how are you Heidee.
	3:23pm Heidee: Handy, you too and I really enjoy meeting you guys, it's been an asset to my radio experience to share music with such a lovely community as here.
	3:25pm Krull Sagan: Dave, trés cool, I don’t know anything about that twitch stream but looking forward to checking it out; only recently have I been made aware of the live music on that site!
	3:26pm Miss G: Thank you @Dave in Vermont, I would never know to go to Twitch for Charles Hayward. Krull, I held back my comment because I was mortified that I didn't know that Twitch had music! wink
	👻 3:26pm Ken From Hyde Park: Greetings, Comrade Fabio and the failetariat!
	3:26pm mariano: Hey Fabio, Crew, everyone!
	3:27pm Heidee: @kpx, thank you, all grand. You are remembered fine and I am sending nice evening vibes. Oh, here are Ken and mariano, greetings!
	3:28pm Krull Sagan: kpx, but then they see what a cool wrought iron art nouveau lamppost with all the neatest flyers... Pazuzu arisen!
	3:29pm David in London: kpx, your lamppost stylings are cool with me!
	3:29pm Krull Sagan: Miss G, I know the feeling and two weeks ago would’ve been equally mystified (as I still am re. Charles Hayward and ESS?)
	3:30pm David in London: Mariano, evening you krazy kat.
	👻 3:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: Nice to "see" you, Heidee. Another wonderful Thursday in Giant Land.
	3:35pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Mariano. I think I have had Twitch and Itch conflated somehow in my head. Both have to do with gaming in ways tangential to my interests. Long story short: I'm constantly confused.
	3:36pm Dave in Vermont on the phone: It’s Experimental Sound Studio, which I think I found out about from someone here. They just use twitch as their platform. They have been having almost daily live-streams: The Quarantine Concerts. Tons of amazing artists/festivals especially Friday-Sunday.
	3:36pm kpx: @Krull Sagan, lol, if I stand too long in one place on the sidewalk, people try to tape and staple flyers on me. then I got to stand still while other people read me. I've gotten used to it, but those Staples are murder.
	3:37pm mariano: Hey there Heidee, Krull, David, Handy, all other Runzas! Hope all is well with y'all and everyone else.
	3:38pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I just read up on James Last and found the cover art for Voodoo Party. Based on that cover, I'm wondering about all the other tracks.
	3:38pm Heidee: I can't go to the movies since I've got a dog...
	3:39pm Krull Sagan: Whoa, Dave, that sounds amazing, just what I need. kpx, I would often get into trouble by just sitting somewhere for too long
	3:40pm Listener Robert: Bob and I here are going to start patronizing the Warwick Drive-In.
	3:40pm Miss G: It was so great to walk to a city movie theater by yourself at age 10. . .I loved being a city kid.
	3:40pm Krull Sagan: Wahhhwick? In Rhodey?
	3:40pm Handy Haversack: The behavior of the sparrows right now can be described only as "massing." I better get the seed out. CAN!
	3:41pm Mark Maloof: John Kayle did not like the church of anthrax either. I recorded an interview with him for a documentary, and mentioned a listen to the album a couple days before. He rolled his eyes and stated that he really was not happy with it at all.
	3:42pm Krull Sagan: Miss G, I was raised in a college town and remember EVERYTHING about the first day I was allowed to walk into town myself; we went to see K-9 with Jim Belushi. I think you city folks probably had better fare!
	3:42pm kpx: David in London, thank you . that means a lot coming from you. who knows, maybe one day I'll illuminate your way.
	3:42pm Krull Sagan: “Smoke a high cool cigarette”?
	3:43pm Andrew_in_WI: What is Fabio's favorite monster movie?
	👻 3:43pm Jason from Houston: Also questioning that line in the song, Krull!
	3:43pm spodiodi: sounds like he has a cold
	3:44pm spodiodi: Who is Barry?
	3:44pm spodiodi: CAN DO NO WRONG (however)
	3:44pm Krull Sagan: I’m guessing Fab likes all incarnations of “Nosferatu”
	3:45pm Miss G: Krull, my theater (which is now a famous art/repertory theater -- the Music Box) was on its way to being an all-p* theater, so no, it really wasn't so great! I should have been born in the 30s.
	3:46pm mariano: Even the ill-advised sequel "Nosfera-Two"?
	3:47pm David in London: Mariano, hat tip for that, gag of the day.
	3:48pm Miss G: Mariano (HA!) Herzog's Nosferatu might have been my introduction to prog (except that "classic rock" played "Lucky Man" which I hated so passionately.)
	3:49pm PaulRobeson1920: Howd’y Y’all
	3:50pm Heidee: opened a bottle of Red with this fantastic set
	3:53pm Miss G: Heidee, I also had some sips of red! (I've been up since European time.) It's a great match.
	3:53pm David in London: Ah Brast Burn. One of the genuine lesser-known gems you get working through the Nurse With Wound list.
	3:54pm Krull Sagan: Mr. (Dr.?) Robeson, we would go to the Paul Robeson center for events & shows back home, loved that place
	3:54pm Heidee: @Miss G. - Cheers over to you and enjoy! Or 'Prost!' to give away some locality :-)
	3:56pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I grew up in the suburbs and there was a ninety nine cent theater we could walk to that showed second run movies.
	3:56pm Krull Sagan: David, that list sounds familiar, feel like I should know more (my friend makes fun of me for being super into Nurse With Wound even tho I have only made tiny scratch marks in the edifice of their ouervréous
	3:57pm Miss G: Ah ha Heidee, Prost to you! I can't tell you my name, but if I did, you would laugh (someone over there once said to me "why do you call yourself that?!" and I said "it's on my birth certificate!")
	3:58pm Heidee: Miss G., now I am curious. :-)
	4:00pm Handy Haversack: I have placated the sparrows -- for now. But I fear greatly lest that which has been awakened here, that whose slumber would have far, far more happily -- for all an unknowing, formerly fortunate humanity -- been left unbroken, untouched by time, immured to hunger, might prove impossible to lure back into slumbrous obscurity ... Also, I think I'll have some cider.
	4:00pm kpx: that Nosferatu. wasn't he the very first vampire?
	4:00pm Krull Sagan: Sweet Corn, those are thee best; definitely brought a lot more material into my price range, and also it was fun to see some crap that you might not drop $10+ for
	4:01pm Heidee: Handy, wow nice phrasing.
	4:01pm Miss G: Heidee, L after the war, US soldiers brought back names that they thought were "cute." Once I had a roommate who had a derivation of the same name, but she was from the US Black community, and for me, the White community.
	4:02pm David in London: Krull, it was the list (later expanded) that came as an insert with their first release. It’s seen as something of a holy writ about ‘out there’ music now. During the mania period that followed my divorce many years ago, I worked my way through it. Some of it hasn’t worn particularly well (no one really needs Secret Oyster in their life in 2020...) but other things on there are flippin’ marvellous.
	4:05pm mariano: Thanks David, though in retrospect I missed a golden opportunity to call it "Nosfera2." Handy: birds in general are scary. I think they have some sort of evolutionary memory of having been dinosaurs and having ruled the world, a memory that fills them with resentment and ill-will towards humans. And don't get me started on plants, they're very much a part of it too.
	4:05pm Krull Sagan: Yesssss!!!!
	4:05pm spodiodi: yukyuk ;) n1, mariano
	4:05pm Heidee: Miss G., this sounds like the beginning of a great story, keep going if you like.
	4:06pm David in London: Mariano, it’s just so horribly plausible. ‘Nosfera2 and a Little Lady’.
	4:07pm Krull Sagan: Handy- beautiful; Mariano- ...and fungi?
	4:07pm Handy Haversack: Mariano, see the Joe Hill book NAS4A2. And you think I don't know about the plants! Why do you think I keep eating so many of them? It's us or them! Also also "Ze knife is old! And may be diiiiirty. Allow me. It is -- ze oldest remedy!"
	4:07pm spodiodi: Nosferatu Goes to Camp is underrated
	4:07pm PaulRobeson1920: @Krull only a Dr. of love
	4:08pm Krull Sagan: Ah yes, David, I had heard of that but it slipped through my diaphanous grey matter, gonna dig into it
	4:09pm Handy Haversack: spod, it had that unfortunate scene. Even the director disavowed it. And all those dead tree frogs.
	4:09pm spodiodi: i knew you'd mention the frogs. hippy. i liked it.
	4:10pm Krull Sagan: Handy, all, have you read Horns or Heart Shaped Box by Joe Hill? I loved them both and the latter is actually scary and heavy metal related
	4:10pm Miss G: So @WM if you are here, as Fabio said, tonight Thursday at 11:30 EDT is Peter Handke's The Left-Handed Woman as you requested that I request. <G>
	4:12pm Handy Haversack: Krull, NAS4A2 is the only thing I have read -- though I saw he has a new book of stories out. I liked it a hundred times more than anything I have read by his father. Thanks for the recommendation! I still hear the frogs sometimes, spodi, when the stars are right.
	4:13pm ami ad: Beep Beep
	4:13pm mariano: Haha! The studio would pair Nosferatu up with Nic Cage or Chris Tucker. I can see a montage of either of them trying to teach him to enjoy life, with Santa Monica as the backdrop and some feelgood song for a soundtrack.
	4:14pm Handy Haversack: At some point Jackie Chan has to save him from beach bullies.
	4:14pm Krull Sagan: Oh Handy, you are gonna love them; I agree re. King the Elder and those books are even better than NAS4A2 I think. DO NOT BOTHER with the film “Horns”...unless it is at the 99cent theater near Sweet Corn Lizzie
	4:15pm Heidee: Hi ami ad!
	4:15pm Krull Sagan: Who plays Nosferatu?
	4:15pm Handy Haversack: Played by himself, of course, Krull.
	4:15pm ami ad: @Heidee: Hello,how do you do?
	4:16pm mariano: In the first one, Max Schreck. In Herzog's it was Klaus Kinski.
	4:16pm Andrew_in_WI: Nosfera2: The Revenge of Orlock
	4:17pm Heidee: @ami ad, so much better, thanks, and yourself?
	4:18pm Miss G: Oh, gee, can I mention "Shadow of the Vampire" 2000 with John Malkovich and Willem Dafoe? We really adored it. Got to go look now to see if I own it.
	4:18pm Krull Sagan: Oh what was that film with Willem Dafoe & Malkovich, about making the film....
	4:18pm WM: Cary Dreyer directed Vampyr but I think it was F.W. Murnau who directed the original version of Nosferatu in 1922 that was the basis of the Herzog remake in 1979. Also thanks for mentioning Peter Handke's Left Handed Woman. I like it very much. It's the only example I know of an author directing a film adaptation of his own novel.
	4:20pm ami ad: @Heidee:Good good. I'm still here,got back from a 5.5 mile walk. Nothing much going otherwise. thanksy.
	4:22pm coelacanth∅: Greetings Fabio, Failure Army
	4:22pm spodiodi: salutes coelacanth∅
	4:23pm Krull Sagan: Spode- almost missed “Can do no wrong” but am now appropriating it haha
	4:24pm spodiodi: i'm without shame, Krull. was never mine. all yours :)
	4:24pm ami ad: @ coelacanth∅: ready,willing and able.
	4:24pm Heidee: Gotta go but you all have a wonderful evening! Enjoyed the company as always.
	4:24pm Krull Sagan: The gøat is in the house
	4:24pm Handy Haversack: coela, ami, hey there.
	4:24pm ami ad: Take care Heidee.
	4:25pm coelacanth∅: hey spodiodiodio. looking dapper today
	4:25pm Handy Haversack: Be well, Heidee!
	4:25pm coelacanth∅: greetings ami, Krull, Handy good to see y'all
	4:26pm ami ad: @Handy:HalLoO. Almost done with the first beer of the week.
	4:26pm mariano: Bye Heidee!
	4:26pm WM: @Miss G: Yes, I noticed about LHW. I will definitely watch it. Thanks for requesting Cinephobe show it again. Read the novel also if you get a chance.
	4:27pm Miss G: Oh, WM, thank you for mentioning the Handke novel. Not to be corny, but "Der Himmel über Berlin" is one of my top 5 films.
	4:28pm Handy Haversack: Of the week, ami! Did we change how the calendar works again and no one told me? I dried out yesterday by waiting till almost 6 to have some rye.
	4:29pm ami ad: The Jazz Collective Drowning Out Far-Right Rallies with Terrible Music. vice.com Danish protesters.
	4:29pm Miss G: And just to add, that if anyone wants some 60s existential live-TV insanity, cinephobe.tv has on Sunday September 6th 10:45 EDT "The Cube" directed by (early) Jim Henson.
	4:30pm Phil M. Phan: WM, Norman Mailer directed his novel 'Tough Guys Don't Dance.' A great failed Art film ("Oh God. Oh man. Oh God!) Tough Guys was shown on cinephobe.tv earlier this year.
	4:30pm Krull Sagan: Miss G, was that the German title of “Wings if Desire”?
	4:31pm Fabio: @WM: Thomas McGuane directed his own story in "92 in the Shade" 1975 (book 1973) with Peter Fonda and Warren Oates. But yeah, not many have done this...
	4:31pm Krull Sagan: ^of, sheesh
	4:31pm Handy Haversack: Does one need an account or the like with cinephobe.tv?
	4:31pm ami ad: @Handy:The week,as in this week,been dry since Sunday.
	4:31pm Handy Haversack: Good on you, ami!
	4:32pm Krull Sagan: Ami, I take that as a cue to toast Failure Krew and have my first beer of the day, time zone be damned
	4:32pm ami ad: Cheers Handy.
	4:33pm ami ad: Cheers Krull.
	👻 4:34pm chresti: Congratulations ami!
	4:34pm Miss G: Krull, yes, I'm sorry, "Wings of Desire." I got distracted by going to vice (thanks ami ad, for the Danish story) and I learned something else which is putting me under the floor.
	4:35pm Ajay from Krommenie / NL: this Aki Onda track is just stunning
	4:35pm WillCrete: The open resonance surrounding this flute sound is magnificent!
	4:35pm mariano: Thanks Miss G, had no idea "The Cube" even existed, apart from the 90s Canadian horror cult classic. You too ami, nice to learn of music being put to such good use.
	4:36pm WM: @ Miss G: I saw Der Himmer uber Berlin when it first came out, but haven't seen it since then. The other Handke/Wenders collaboration I like very much is The Goalie's Anxiety at the Penalty Kick. (Handke wrote the screenplay to his own novel.) It was unavailable for a long time because of a dispute about the sound track, but I think you should be able to dig it up.
	4:36pm ami ad: @Miss G: Thanks for checking it. @chresti:Appreciate,it's not easy.
	4:37pm Phil M. Phan: Handy 4:31, cinephobe.tv is free pirate streaming! Also: Sunday 6PM, Robert Downey Sr.'s "POUND!"
	4:37pm Ike: Wow, that last one was epic.
	4:38pm ami ad: @mariano:yes,thanks,finally i understand what free jazz is for.
	4:38pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Phil M. Phan!
	4:39pm Jeff Moore: That, my friend, is why they have the fancy broadcast console at the station wired up to kill the monitors when a mic gets turned on... It ain't your fault!
	4:42pm Krull Sagan: Sounds truthy
	4:43pm WM: Fabio: I stand corrected. I should know better than to match film history facts with you.
	4:44pm mariano: ami: When I lived in SF in the 90s some of my housemates would take old instruments they had no idea how to play and go to really touristy areas and make lots of loud noise, record the reactions. One of them had a funny exchange with an evangelical couple reacting to his Negativland "Christianity Is Stupid" t-shirt.
	4:47pm PaulRobeson1920: Ok
	4:47pm Miss G: Yes, I would like to support Film Forum! How many hours did I spend outside there in the rain, waiting for Fassbinder retrospective films. Chuck Berry is what I need! (and since I don't have "Shadow of the Vampire" I can watch "Rocco and his Brothers." That one has _everything._)
	4:49pm Phil M. Phan: The only problem with cinephobe.tv is sometimes the streaming screws up. They are re-showing “Pound” on Sunday because the last time there was no video for the first half hour. But hey, It’s free and the films are pirated. Some of the films I don’t think anyone knows who really owns the rights. They tried to show the musical version of James L. Brooks’ “I’ll Do Anything,” but the Prince estate sent a cease and desist email. But most of the time they get away with it, as the films tend to be obscure and rare.
	4:50pm Mike Sin: That Alain Delon film fest on TCM recently was indeed great. “Dreamboat” looks and all that, but the dude could really act. His performance in “Rocco...” is the reason that movie was quite powerful.
	4:50pm ami ad: @mariano:hehe,a little while ago i yelled at an orthodox man who almost ran me over on the sidewalk,i told him his religion is stupid.
	4:51pm northguineahills: Is an Alien Farm akin to a Body Farm?
	4:52pm ami ad: a few weeks ago i tried to watch a north korean film on cinephobe,there was a ramones concert broadcasting instead.
	4:53pm diciassette: Aha, AC! also, AHOY
	4:53pm Miss G: So @Mike Sin, and Phil M. Phan, re: Alain Delon I learned today about French director Jacques Deray, I really didn't know, and on Sunday morning are two films.
	4:54pm Miss G: I do enjoy Animal Collective.
	4:56pm PaulRobeson1920: Nice tune
	👻 4:56pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	5:00pm Krull Sagan: “Funny Farm” with Chevy Chase plus “Alien”- “Alien Farm”
	👻 5:01pm Bas NL: Hello Fabio and failuretures!
	5:02pm Miss G: Whoa, going to research this Alog! It's reminding me of a film I just recommended, Bill Morrison's "Dawson City: Frozen Time" on MUBI. Hallo Bas!
	👻 5:03pm Bas NL: Hi Miss G!
	5:03pm Krull Sagan: Goedenavond, Bas!
	👻 5:04pm Bas NL: Ook een hele goedenavond Krull Sagan!
	5:05pm Krull Sagan: (Oh no, that was the one Dutch word I know, and I learned it five minutes ago haha)
	5:06pm Listener Robert: Thanks for the cinephobe.tv tip. I just sampled, saw a hilarious sequence in which this guy literally has blood on his hands, then literally kisses the ring. Best since Jimmy Durante kicked the bucket on-screen.
	👻 5:07pm Bas NL: A great evening to you too Krull Sagan! ;)
	5:08pm center: Go ask Alice! Fabs turned me onto the greatness that is Alice.
	5:08pm mariano: Krull - would you really want to debase such a masterpiece as "Funny Farm" with such schlock as "Alien" though?
	5:08pm center: she's mystical, man; spiritual, like, really
	5:09pm Krull Sagan: Mariano, I am LOLing out loud in IRL life
	5:10pm center: Harp=heart
	5:10pm Fredericks: Thought I recognized the bass, then I heard the harp and knew it was Alice C..
	5:10pm Phil M. Phan: Ami 4:52: oh, I DID see those N Korean films a few weeks ago. In between films, they show great short music videos by bands like Kleenex, and oddities like Orson Welles performing a magic trick. Keep in mind, the screening times are approximate. Still, for a pirate operation, cinephobe.tv is fairly professional.
	5:10pm David in London: Back in the room. I love the way that cinephobe shows great vintage music clips during the breaks. I tuned in early the other day to watch a Miklós Jancsó film, and they were showing the video for Chrome’s ‘Meet Me in the Subway’ beforehand. Now that’s class.
	5:11pm Miss G: After a friend showed me Alice Coltrane, I so loved her, as she just didn't give a F___! as to what others thought of her music.
	5:12pm center: Is this pretty much an off the cuff improv. performance?
	5:13pm Dave in Vermont: another live-stream recording watched last week- this one last Thursday On Alice Coltrane's birthday - this concert was in the basement of The Coltrane Home where Alice recorded many pieces including Journey In Satchidananda. The Brandee Younger Trio is all stellar musicians-and effing beautiful performance with great sound quality. www.facebook.com...
	5:15pm ami ad: @5:10 Phil M. Phan: Oh,thanks,i watched the tralier instead.
	5:16pm northguineahills: Alice!
	5:26pm northguineahills: I think I first heard Journey in Satchidananda when I was 19. I was just getting into jazz, and this transported me somewhere to which I never left...
	5:26pm spodiodi: love this The Ankh Of Amen-Ra. reminds me of this pin's sound effects, etc en.wikipedia.org...
	5:26pm spodiodi: loved*
	5:27pm mariano: Phil: Glad to learn of those. I think the only N. Korean film I've seen is the legendarily bad "Pulgasari," a Godzilla ripoff that Kim Jong-Il had made by kidnapping a Japanese director.
	5:28pm mb: Hola DJ Fabio and failures alike
	5:30pm Squarehead: Cinephobe is amazing! Stacked line up tonight and this weekend! on Monday they've got Naked Dawn, an amazing western directed by B movie giant Edgar G Ulmer that influences Jules et Jim! and then Frank Perry's incredible Rancho Deluxe. Also a couple Altman movies and a Peter Fonda / Jonathan Demme / Roger Corman movie I never even heard of! Staying in this weekend!
	5:31pm Krull Sagan: Whenever I’m struggling to think of a playlist for a dinner party or cocktail hour at my mum’s for friends and neighbors (she is rather homebound) I default to Alice, with great success; a standard go-to in general for me, happy belated bday
	5:32pm center: mystify my mind --move it!
	5:32pm Handy Haversack: Smart, Krull. That's how you got the cool hat.
	5:32pm ultradamno: Well, my cat just curled up against the speakers, so Alice is a hit here.
	5:33pm Squarehead: as for the between movie music they play how can you not love it? I love seeing old TOTP performances with a healthy dose of Kraut rock and they even played Christian era Bob Dylan from SNL! Thanks for much for introducing them to me, Fabio! One of the few positives of 2020 for me and my partner
	5:34pm David in London: You’re never going to go wrong with that approach Krull. Hey ultradamno.
	5:34pm Fredericks: Did Alice Coltrane die?
	5:34pm Squarehead: Great Alice C block! thanks for that too
	5:35pm ultradamno: Hiya DiL!
	5:36pm spodiodi: Fredericks, i had to look: wikipedia says in 2007
	5:36pm ultradamno: www.udiscovermusic.com...
	5:37pm mariano: Daoud is Arabic for David iirc. Ptah is Egypt. "Egypt the David?" [later] Ahhh, learned something: Daoud/David means "beloved." "Egypt the Beloved."
	5:37pm northguineahills: @Fredericks, unfortunately, but some great posthumous releases have came out since then....
	👻 5:38pm chris: i can't recall hearing an Alice Coltrane track i didn't like, though i haven't heard them all. hmm, i think i have another goal.
	5:39pm David in London: Mariano, respect from us beloveds.
	5:39pm Krull Sagan: Mariano, I would’ve thought your native tongue to be Sanskrit or Akkadian
	5:39pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Funny, I just randomly listened to an 11-year-old Trouble archive last night that got me all Alice Coltrane-turned on.
	👻 5:41pm chris: your randomizer must be also a synchronicity-izer, Kenzo. :)
	5:41pm mariano: My native tongue is Enochian.
	5:41pm Krull Sagan: Of corpse it is
	👻 5:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: Aw, nice pinano on this. Thanks for the fails, Fabio. Have a good holiday weekend.
	5:42pm Fredericks: Oh my heavens, Where was I?
	5:43pm Krull Sagan: Steve Perry sings Alice Coltrane- “Journey in Satchandinandnana”
	5:44pm spodiodi: Kenzo, you know what time it is!
	5:45pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): @chris I did indeed find it using the Random Archive page! wfmu.org...
	5:45pm ultradamno: According to his playlist, Old Codger's lawyer "Buster" has advised provisional silence while they build a case against you.
	5:46pm dale: afternoon. came for the discordant racket. staying for the.....discordant racket.
	5:50pm Krull Sagan: Groundbreaking Experimental composer becomes detective with OCD- “Meredith Monk” weeknights at 8pm
	5:51pm Krull Sagan: I sincerely apologize.
	5:52pm Miss G: Just to say, that tomorrow, Friday, is special Bandcamp day (all monies go to musicians.) I am going to get something by Fossil Aerosol Mining Project, that Fabio played last week.
	5:53pm Handy Haversack: Good reminder, Miss G! Thanks for all, Fabio. Thanks, Crew. Be well, all! See you later on sometime!
	5:53pm ami ad: Thank you DJ,Crew. when failure takes over,we exist.
	5:54pm David in London: Tough, uncompromising experimentalist detective, Meredith Monkfish. (You have to know British comedy show The Fast Show for that one to make sense. But it does, trust me...)
	5:55pm David in London: Thanks Fabio. See you tomorrow all you groovy Failures.
	5:55pm coelacanth∅: mariano @5.41 is that the magic language invented by Enoch Light (and his orchestra), sometimes incorrectly attributed to Brian Eno?
	5:56pm bLeubomberune b: Fabio- Bonsoir, as usual , brilliant musical selection
	5:56pm mariano: Good one, David. My ex and I were trying to come up with dishes based on literary puns: Salmon Rushdie, Alfred Lord Venison, Roald Daal, a few more even worse than those. Thank you Fabio, Crew. Take care everyone!
	5:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Fabio!
	5:57pm spodiodi: thanks, crew!
	5:57pm mariano: coela: That's the one!
	5:57pm Miss G: (I have to say I always like this aliens scraping my brains thing) Thank you to Fabio and skeleton crew and all! @coelacanth∅ at my horrible bank the other day it said <Eno® looks out for your money - Life doesn't update you about your credit card. For that, there's Eno.> and yay Platters!
	5:57pm northguineahills: Thanks, Fabio!
	👻 5:58pm chresti: Thank you Fabio! Another strong show!
	👻 5:58pm Bas NL: Thanks Fabio!
	5:58pm tim from champaign (now washington): Nice Platters, Fabio! Thanks for the great show!
	👻 5:59pm chris: grazie, Fabio!
	5:59pm Krull Sagan: Haha right on David; Failures- over on twitch at 6:30 EST is an artist named P_Chops who does some very strange, Failure-like video and sound collage, I know some of you would dig it
	5:59pm PaulRobeson1920: Thanks Fabio & Skeltons! < 3 Peace and that other thing
	6:00pm coelacanth∅: Miss G i always felt Eno's presence, keeping me safe and warm. good to know he's keeping my finances safe too
	6:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Fabio! Thanks skelecrew!
	6:01pm mariano: How many fiances?!
	6:01pm coelacanth∅: i can count them on one foot's 6 toes
	6:02pm Krull Sagan: Tschüss all!
	6:05pm TheCinephobe: Thanks for the kind words everyone! and Great show as usual, Fabio! Feel free to email us any requests new or replays AltmansHashPipe @ g mail dot com

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from September 3, 2020

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