WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from January 21, 2008

Listener comments!
	3:06pm Sean Daily: First comment! Woo hoo!
	3:19pm lipwak: "Simple prayers for peace and passivity, with David Hykes" A good way to honor Dr King. Cheers, Lipwak
	3:20pm Nikola: Hooray for everyone!
	3:36pm lipwak: I'm thinking about passivity. I am all for peace. I just wonder if passivity works. I wonder, if someone was coming at me with a bayonet, would I be passive if he was going to kill me? I don't know. I'd like to say yes, that I could talk him, or her, out of it but doubt it'd work. I'd be dead. No big loss but would it be better to fight to preserve life? In theory, no.But in practice, maybe. I'd like to take the high road. That is what MLK taught us. That is what this music tells us.
	3:47pm MLK: Irene, I'll see you in my "I have a dreams"
	3:48pm lipwak: Wondering if the (male) lower-toned counterpoint we heard a little while ago more in the beginning is from Native American (ritual?) or another culture or just created for this piece? The wavering solo male voice we hear?
	3:51pm lipwak: Groundbreaking for me!
	3:56pm lipwak: It changes tone if you move your head around a little....!
	3:58pm Gordon in NC: Mr. Hykes, Could you tell your listeners what software you prefer to use to loop and "push" the different harmonic frequencies in your recordings? Loving the show!
	4:04pm lipwak: Everybody, sing along!
	4:13pm Radio Dave: It's wonderful to have David on the air. Thanks! I've enjoyed my copy of Solar Winds and enjoy playing his music at WWUH in West Hartford. Regards.
	4:17pm Jim: hey Irene....you need to pot up your guest's mic a little...hard to hear him talk...thanks
	4:20pm lipwak: Reminds me of the Silophone http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2005/11/silophone.html
	4:27pm lipwak: Dear Abbey?
	4:34pm dei xhrist: I bet if you google it, you'll find the report some hospital did on cat's purring and humans humming (why is it always and only Beethoven?), creating a low frequency hum that maintained health and healing. Probably some positive/negative ion effects in there too.
	4:39pm slugluv1313: i remember the silophone! (didn't Dan Bodah have the silophone people on his show some years ago???) loving the show! very beautiful music . . . re: passivity; there is a book entitled "The Buddha Taught Non-Violence, Not Pacifism" -- have not read it yet, but it deals with the differences between the two concepts . . . sounds similar to the Gandhian discussions of satyagraha, which is not about being "passive" but a definite active, sometimes almost militant form of non-violence and/or resistance . . . SO TRUE about music being a healing force -- been feeling thoroughly crappy all day and the music is DEFINITELY helping -- THANK-YOU!
	4:41pm lipwak: Thanks Slug... Here's what I found on the cat's purr http://www.sciam.com/earth-and-environment/article/id/why-do-cats-purr They say it helps with bone healing/density...
	4:42pm slugluv1313: i don't know about any hospital study but ever since i was a kid, i can definitely say that the purring of cat(s) ALWAYS helped me to feel better if i was sick!
	4:46pm dei x: not quite what I'm referring to - http://breathing.com/articles/humming.htm - but rather significant if you sing or try to maintain a note for a long time. I'm going to look up that book, too.
	5:30pm slugluv1313: hey Irene thanks again for such a wonderful, beautiful show (as always!) still feeling guilty over not doing all the stuff i had planned to do to-day (had the day off, but not feeling well at all) BUT the music has been so "healing" i definitely feel less crappy . . . !
	5:35pm Irene: Oh, never feel guilty about not finishing everything you intend to. I have whole days like that! We're all a bit overextended in life if find. As long as i can throw together my radio show on a Monday I feel all's right with my world.
	6:02pm lipwak: Thanks Irene.
	6:04pm Irene: Hey, always a pleasure!
	6:32pm slugluv1313: you are welcome, lipwak! (the HapKiDo in which i trained touched on this a lot -- weird, i found that the more i learned on how to potentially damage another person, the LESS i wanted to do so)

Irene Trudel: Playlist from January 21, 2008

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January 21, 2008: Simple prayers for peace and passivity, with David Hykes

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Artist	Track	Album	Label
Charles Mingus	"Prayer for Passive Resistance"	Charles Mingus' Finest Hour	Verve
Nora York	"Masters of War Eight"/Choose Your War "/
Herbie Hancock	"I Have a Dream" ""I Have a Dream"" by "Herbie Hancock"	The Complete Blue Note Sixties Sessions	Blue Note
Marek Srycznski	"Amore (Old School Version)"	Cyber totem

Chat and live performance by David Hykes
Composer and singer, sacred music and meditation retreat leader, writer and long-time spiritual practitioner, David Hykes has been a leading pioneer in the sacred sounds revival worldwide since 1975. In celebration of the 25th anniversary of "HEARING SOLAR WINDS," Hykes's landmark album with The Harmonic Choir, which launched the contemporary harmonic and healing sounds movement, inspired countless singers and "sound healers" few of these gems David dropped by to chat, and perform a bit of harmonic chant for the WFMU listeners.
CD: David Hykes & The Harmonic Choir- "World Seven"
(recording) "Boudhanath Bell" "(recording) "Boudhanath Bell""
CD: "Trio Meditation One" [Harmonic Meditations]
-"Harmonic Opening" "-"Harmonic Opening""
David Hykes & The Harmonic Choir	"Lens by Lens" /"Telescoping"	Hearing Solar Winds
Jonny Greenwood	"A God of Bullies"	Soundtrack: There Will Be Blood	Paramount
Jim Hall, Joe Lovano, George Mraz, Lewis Nash	"All Across the City"	Live at the Regattabar	Telarc Jazz
The Moglass	"L!&$!#)"/"Revisited With K."	Sparrow Juice
Fire on Fire	"Liberty Unknown" ""Liberty Unknown"" by "Fire on Fire"	Fire on Fire EP	Young God

Kitchen Cynics	"I'll Be Your Sugar Daddy"	December
Tyler Ramsey	"Night Time" ""Night Time"" by "Tyler Ramsey"	A Long Dream About Swimming Across the Sea	Artist Garage
Dawn Landes	"Im In Love with the Night"	Fireproof
Laura Marling	"My Manic & I" ""My Manic & I"" by "Laura Marling"	My Manic & I
Pamela Wyn Shannon	"Tis Rambletide in Ambleside"	Courting Autumn
Lacrymosa	"Art of the Sun"/ "Helium"	(demos)
Jos. van Wissem & James Blackshaw	"In Him is no Sin"	All Things are from Him, through Him, and in Him	Audiomer

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Listener comments!
	3:06pm Sean Daily: First comment! Woo hoo!
	3:19pm lipwak: "Simple prayers for peace and passivity, with David Hykes" A good way to honor Dr King. Cheers, Lipwak
	3:20pm Nikola: Hooray for everyone!
	3:36pm lipwak: I'm thinking about passivity. I am all for peace. I just wonder if passivity works. I wonder, if someone was coming at me with a bayonet, would I be passive if he was going to kill me? I don't know. I'd like to say yes, that I could talk him, or her, out of it but doubt it'd work. I'd be dead. No big loss but would it be better to fight to preserve life? In theory, no.But in practice, maybe. I'd like to take the high road. That is what MLK taught us. That is what this music tells us.
	3:47pm MLK: Irene, I'll see you in my "I have a dreams"
	3:48pm lipwak: Wondering if the (male) lower-toned counterpoint we heard a little while ago more in the beginning is from Native American (ritual?) or another culture or just created for this piece? The wavering solo male voice we hear?
	3:51pm lipwak: Groundbreaking for me!
	3:56pm lipwak: It changes tone if you move your head around a little....!
	3:58pm Gordon in NC: Mr. Hykes, Could you tell your listeners what software you prefer to use to loop and "push" the different harmonic frequencies in your recordings? Loving the show!
	4:04pm lipwak: Everybody, sing along!
	4:13pm Radio Dave: It's wonderful to have David on the air. Thanks! I've enjoyed my copy of Solar Winds and enjoy playing his music at WWUH in West Hartford. Regards.
	4:17pm Jim: hey Irene....you need to pot up your guest's mic a little...hard to hear him talk...thanks
	4:20pm lipwak: Reminds me of the Silophone http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2005/11/silophone.html
	4:27pm lipwak: Dear Abbey?
	4:34pm dei xhrist: I bet if you google it, you'll find the report some hospital did on cat's purring and humans humming (why is it always and only Beethoven?), creating a low frequency hum that maintained health and healing. Probably some positive/negative ion effects in there too.
	4:39pm slugluv1313: i remember the silophone! (didn't Dan Bodah have the silophone people on his show some years ago???) loving the show! very beautiful music . . . re: passivity; there is a book entitled "The Buddha Taught Non-Violence, Not Pacifism" -- have not read it yet, but it deals with the differences between the two concepts . . . sounds similar to the Gandhian discussions of satyagraha, which is not about being "passive" but a definite active, sometimes almost militant form of non-violence and/or resistance . . . SO TRUE about music being a healing force -- been feeling thoroughly crappy all day and the music is DEFINITELY helping -- THANK-YOU!
	4:41pm lipwak: Thanks Slug... Here's what I found on the cat's purr http://www.sciam.com/earth-and-environment/article/id/why-do-cats-purr They say it helps with bone healing/density...
	4:42pm slugluv1313: i don't know about any hospital study but ever since i was a kid, i can definitely say that the purring of cat(s) ALWAYS helped me to feel better if i was sick!
	4:46pm dei x: not quite what I'm referring to - http://breathing.com/articles/humming.htm - but rather significant if you sing or try to maintain a note for a long time. I'm going to look up that book, too.
	5:30pm slugluv1313: hey Irene thanks again for such a wonderful, beautiful show (as always!) still feeling guilty over not doing all the stuff i had planned to do to-day (had the day off, but not feeling well at all) BUT the music has been so "healing" i definitely feel less crappy . . . !
	5:35pm Irene: Oh, never feel guilty about not finishing everything you intend to. I have whole days like that! We're all a bit overextended in life if find. As long as i can throw together my radio show on a Monday I feel all's right with my world.
	6:02pm lipwak: Thanks Irene.
	6:04pm Irene: Hey, always a pleasure!
	6:32pm slugluv1313: you are welcome, lipwak! (the HapKiDo in which i trained touched on this a lot -- weird, i found that the more i learned on how to potentially damage another person, the LESS i wanted to do so)

Irene Trudel: Playlist from January 21, 2008

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