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Listener comments!
	12:00pm Alf from Upstate: Welcome back Jeffs!
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: good day, jeff and jeff! happy monday, all!!
	12:01pm Jef: Happy Monday, and thanks ljfw & AfU!!
	12:07pm Jeff G: Lost an F there. Gimme an F!
	12:08pm Jeff G: These guys playing now are pretty good at what they do.
	12:08pm North Fork: Is this the oldest selection you've ever played on this show?
	12:11pm North Fork: Anyone there?!
	12:12pm Jeff G: Hey North Fork! Trying to assess...not sure if it's the oldest, but it would certainly vie for the title.
	12:13pm North Fork: Not that 1957 is "old" or anything.
	12:14pm Jeff G: Amen.
	12:19pm listener james from westwood: thinking of '57 as old would make the playlist of mac's antique phonograph hour positively paleolithic!
	12:36pm Richard from Venezuela: Hello Jeff and all the listeners.
	12:36pm Jeff G: Hi Richard! Greetings.
	12:43pm duke: Just looked at the link for this DSM-IV album. I'm wondering what the Tourette tracks sounds like
	12:43pm Jeff G: It's jumpy.
	12:46pm Doug S.: All softly, all the time!
	12:46pm Jeff G: You old softy.
	12:47pm listener james from westwood: duke, likewise the trichotillomania cut!
	12:50pm Jeff G: That's a good one, ljfw. Though I confess I had to look up the condition.
	12:54pm duke: I hope the soundtracks for manuals becomes a trend. I'm waiting for the soundtrack to the JD 110 lawn tractor,
	12:54pm listener james from westwood: the name of that disorder has splendid mouthfeel. it sounds like something a voice artist says during warmup.
	12:56pm listener james from westwood: if the dsm-iv gets an album, i think the publication manual of the american psychological ass'n ought to receive a musical tribute. the examples for how to style source references could be performed a la "modern major general."
	12:56pm Dan in Seattle: This is really really gorgeous.
	1:03pm Jeff G: Dan: Glad you are enjoying -- Art Quartet, yeah? Such a great group. Underrepresented. The name's a little off-putting, perhaps...
	1:04pm Jeff G: @ljfw: maybe the AP Style Manual could get its own musical treatment, too?
	1:08pm listener james from westwood: it'd make those sorts of manuals swifter to learn! just put on the earbuds and exercise or sleep your way to proper serial comma usage!
	1:11pm Jeff G: For the record: pro Oxford comma.
	1:19pm kat330: Schlippenbach into his bad habits again I see.
	1:21pm Jeff G: Yeah. Couldn't resist. Just got that record...
	1:28pm kat330: For the record, I couldn't resist the pun. Hi, Jeffs and all non-Jeffs! Trying to have my cake and eat it, too, by double streaming.
	1:35pm Jeff G: We are pro-pun, kat330, so pun away! Just don't cross the streams. Have heard that's bad.
	1:37pm kat330: Yeah, the caravan's going down while fording. :) This is at least one version of Caravan not in Steinski's Rough Mix.
	1:49pm Jeff G: Betting/hoping that you guys can handle THE STRAIGHT BEAUTY.
	2:01pm duke: If I can do anything 1% as good as this when I'm 80, I'll be happy.
	2:03pm Jeff G: Yup. Like, I'm good with breathing. At 80. That'll be my big thing.
	2:04pm mark vt: Puns are fine. Anybody here really good at reviving a laugh? Like the kind where people keep laughing and laughing until pain comes on...and then there is this silence and people are looking around all brain confused. Bringing the laugh back from hell where it went is a skill. Nice to have DO on a Monday afternoon. Love it. It is true, though. When people get all worn out from laughing at something together there comes that awkward silence. I guess at that point people either walk away from each other or turn to hysterics.
	2:04pm Jeff J: If I can do anything I'm like 10% this happy with at 42, I'll be happy!
	2:05pm Angie: I really love having ears.
	2:07pm Jeff J: @mark vt - have you ever heard the Armstrong track "Laughing Louis"? One of the few musical instances of actual laughter as an organizing musical force. A good group laugh is always purgative. Never enough of that.
	2:09pm Jeff J: Grass Roots earnin' the extra "t"s in their "Hotttness" here.
	2:13pm Jeff G: @Jeff J: Always loved Tom Wilson's hysterical laughter after the false start on Bringing It All Back Home...
	2:14pm mark vt: @Jeff J-I will need to hear Laughing Louis again. I think I have heard that at some point.
	2:14pm Doug S.: Steven at AUM Fidelity (a prince of a guy) is always quite determined that the label name be spelled with capitals A, U and M. Good work Jeff!
	2:15pm Jeff J: Love that Tom Wilson laugh too. Some rumors that his laugh and false start was staged. If so, Oscars all around!
	2:16pm Jeff G: @ Doug: Thanks. See above, re AP Style Manual. Also, we've received "the call" from Steven re that very issue, many moons ago.
	2:16pm kat330: Then there are Dylan's quick chuckles here and there in his first albums. Endearing they are.
	2:19pm Carmichael: Well alrighty. Hiya Jeffs and listeners.
	2:19pm mark vt: Do you think Neil Armstrong laughed when he was on the moon? That's one small laugh for man kind....
	2:22pm Jeff G: Carmichael: howdy!
	2:23pm Jeff G: @mark vt: Neil didn't seem the laughing kind, did he...
	2:24pm kat330: Aldrin, otoh, seems a gent to enjoy a buzz.
	2:39pm mark vt: I noticed that tunein has a lot more wfmu line ups now. Including GTDR. I listen at home by using our Roku box and tunein. Months ago it would just have the wfmu stream, and the others. Now it actually has show archives and such. Pretty cool. I sent Doug an email one time, or maybe it was on the comments, about that. Good to have it on there. Otherwise I would need to hook up my laptop, iphone, or other device to get to the other stream. GTDR is so great to have as an alternative to the live wfmu stream. At times. Especially this show and also whenever Doug is on.
	2:40pm Doug S.: @mark vt What is "tunein"?
	2:42pm Jeff G: Yeah @mark vt, I got about a fifth of what you were saying, but enough to say THANKS!
	2:42pm Doug S.: Nevermind. I used this cool new thing called Goggle to find out!
	2:43pm Jeff G: lmgtfy.com...
	2:45pm Jeff G: Experiencing some birthday burnout. Just realized it's Dave Burrell's bday. Ah well. He was on that Caravan track by Wm Parker. Belated birthday shout-out to you, Mr. Burrell!
	2:49pm mark vt: There might be other places to stream wfmu on the Roku but that is the one I found on it. There must be a way for DJs to program their shows on it because some shows appear on it. Like Tom Sharpling's show ends up on there every week. Not a huge fan of his show but he is a wfmu relative. And many other archives show up on there as well.
	2:49pm kat330: TWIMC: Just had our GoDaddy (domain page and email) go completely down, so some of you may be affected as they just told me "thousands of customers" are affected and don't know when all will be well again.
	2:49pm Doug S.: It is also the birthdays of: Prince Lasha Craig Harris Roy Ayers Raymond Scott and Ted Kluszewski Guess you better go another coupla hours, Jeff.
	2:52pm mark vt: My connection is fine here. On the moon, Neil? Can you hear it ok? ...small laugh.
	2:52pm Jeff G: <sigh>
	2:54pm northguineahills: Great set Jeffs, it's been a blast!
	2:54pm Jeff G: Glad you enjoyed, northguineahills! Thanks for tuning in!
	2:55pm listener james from westwood: many thanks for the fine show! looking forward to d:o's fall foliage!
	2:55pm Jeff G: Show runs a tad long today, btw...
	2:56pm kat330: November 2013, I look forward to FMU's month-long tribute to Benjamin Britten's 100th b'day.
	2:58pm kat330: Maybe the dual streaming caused a rift in the space-time continuum causing GoDaddy to StopDaddy, but I'm still glad I finally made here to D:O -- thanks!
	2:58pm Jeff G: Thanks, ljfw. It should be a colorful fall. The DSM-IV doesn't lie.
	2:58pm mark vt: Yes. The foliage is already trying to change here in VT.But not fully, yet.
	2:59pm Jeff G: Likewise, kat330; thrilled to have you here (and there)!
	3:02pm duke: Great show. Thanks!
	3:04pm mark vt: I love the GTDR stream. But whenever there is a live person behind it all it just feels right. Thanks for having this stream and thanks, Jeffs for doing the show.
	3:04pm Jeff G: Thanks, duke! Really appreciate your tuning in!
	3:05pm Doug S.: @mark vt My goal is to keep expanding the stream to include more LIVE shows. Stay tuned!
	3:09pm mark vt: ok. Thank you. I really do appreciate all of it.
	12:46pm Ike: That Output: NOISE track was amazing.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
Roscoe Mitchell	Tatas-Matoes "Tatas-Matoes" by "Roscoe Mitchell"	Congliptious	Nessa	1968
Music behind DJ: Sun Ra	The Perfect Man "The Perfect Man" by "Sun Ra"	The Singles	Evidence	1974/1996
Sonny Rollins	Sonnymoon for Two "Sonnymoon for Two" by "Sonny Rollins"	A Night at the Village Vanguard Volume 2	Blue Note	1957
Fred Hersch	Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise	Alive at the Vanguard	Palmetto	2012
Masada	Idalah-Abal "Idalah-Abal" by "Masada"	Alef	DIW	1994
John Zorn / Masada	Idalah-Abal "Idalah-Abal" by "John Zorn / Masada"	Bar Kokhba: Masada Chamber Ensembles	Tzadik	1996
Nathan Hanson & Brian Roessler	Sea of Tranquility	Selenographia	self-released	2012	http://nhbr.bandcamp.com/album/selenographia
Output: NOISE	Depression "Depression" by "Output: NOISE"	A Soundtrack to the DSM-IV	Output Noise Records	2011	http://www.outputnoise.com/DSM/
Music behind DJ: Blues Control	Love's a Rondo "Love's a Rondo" by "Blues Control"	Valley Tangents	Drag City	2012
James Blood Ulmer	Are You Glad to Be in America?	Are You Glad to Be in America?	Rough Trade	1980
New York Art Quartet	Banging on the White House Door	Mohawk	Fontana	1965
Milford Graves	Nothing 5-7 "Nothing 5-7" by "Milford Graves"	Percussion Ensemble	ESP	1965	w Sonny Morgan
Sunny Murray	Hilariously "Hilariously" by "Sunny Murray"	Sunny Murray	ESP	1966
Byard Lancaster	Over the Rainbow "Over the Rainbow" by "Byard Lancaster"	It's Not Up to Us	Vortex	1966
Alexander von Schlippenbach	Over the Rainbow	Kung Bore	FMP	1977	w Sven-Åke Johansson
Music behind DJ: John Cale & Terry Riley	Church of Anthrax	Church of Anthrax	Columbia	1971
William Parker	Caravan "Caravan" by "William Parker"	Essence of Ellington - Live in Milano	Aum Fidelity	2012
Miguel Zenón	Buenos Aires "Buenos Aires" by "Miguel Zenón"	Rayuela	Sunnyside	2012
Klang	Chicago Spaces "Chicago Spaces" by "Klang"	Brooklyn Lines...Chicago Spaces	Allos Documents	2012
Music behind DJ: Marco Cappelli's Italian Surf Academy	Secret Agent Man	The American Dream	Mode/Avant	2012
Sam Rivers	Second set: part 4 "Second set: part 4" by "Sam Rivers"	Reunion: Live in New York	Pi Recordings	2012	w Dave Holland, Barry Altschul. Rec 2007.
Grass Roots	Hotttness "Hotttness" by "Grass Roots"	Grass Roots	AUM Fidelity	2012
Get the Blessing	O C D C "O C D C" by "Get the Blessing"	O C D C	Naim Jazz	2012
Devin Gray	Katahdin "Katahdin" by "Devin Gray"	Dirigo Rataplan	Skirl	2012
François Houle 5 + 1	Albatros "Albatros" by "François Houle 5 + 1"	Genera	Songlines	2012
Anders Nilsson \| Raoul Björkenheim \| Gerald Cleaver	Saga Raga	Kalabalik	DMG / ARC	2012
Michael Gibbs & the NDR Bigband	Tennis, Anyone?	Back in the Days	Cuneiform	2012
Music behind DJ: Phil Cohran and Legacy	Cohran Blues	African Skies	Captcha	2010
John Cage	Radio Music "Radio Music" by "John Cage"	Fluxus Anthology	Recorthings	1956
Christian Marclay	John Cage "John Cage" by "Christian Marclay"	More Encores	No Man's Land	1988
Dave Douglas	Over Farrell's (For John Cage)	Five	Soul Note	1995
John Cage	The Wonderful Widow of Eighteen Springs	Voices and Instruments	Obscure	1976	Percussion (closed piano lid) – Richard Bernas; voice – Robert Wyatt.
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm Alf from Upstate: Welcome back Jeffs!
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: good day, jeff and jeff! happy monday, all!!
	12:01pm Jef: Happy Monday, and thanks ljfw & AfU!!
	12:07pm Jeff G: Lost an F there. Gimme an F!
	12:08pm Jeff G: These guys playing now are pretty good at what they do.
	12:08pm North Fork: Is this the oldest selection you've ever played on this show?
	12:11pm North Fork: Anyone there?!
	12:12pm Jeff G: Hey North Fork! Trying to assess...not sure if it's the oldest, but it would certainly vie for the title.
	12:13pm North Fork: Not that 1957 is "old" or anything.
	12:14pm Jeff G: Amen.
	12:19pm listener james from westwood: thinking of '57 as old would make the playlist of mac's antique phonograph hour positively paleolithic!
	12:36pm Richard from Venezuela: Hello Jeff and all the listeners.
	12:36pm Jeff G: Hi Richard! Greetings.
	12:43pm duke: Just looked at the link for this DSM-IV album. I'm wondering what the Tourette tracks sounds like
	12:43pm Jeff G: It's jumpy.
	12:46pm Doug S.: All softly, all the time!
	12:46pm Jeff G: You old softy.
	12:47pm listener james from westwood: duke, likewise the trichotillomania cut!
	12:50pm Jeff G: That's a good one, ljfw. Though I confess I had to look up the condition.
	12:54pm duke: I hope the soundtracks for manuals becomes a trend. I'm waiting for the soundtrack to the JD 110 lawn tractor,
	12:54pm listener james from westwood: the name of that disorder has splendid mouthfeel. it sounds like something a voice artist says during warmup.
	12:56pm listener james from westwood: if the dsm-iv gets an album, i think the publication manual of the american psychological ass'n ought to receive a musical tribute. the examples for how to style source references could be performed a la "modern major general."
	12:56pm Dan in Seattle: This is really really gorgeous.
	1:03pm Jeff G: Dan: Glad you are enjoying -- Art Quartet, yeah? Such a great group. Underrepresented. The name's a little off-putting, perhaps...
	1:04pm Jeff G: @ljfw: maybe the AP Style Manual could get its own musical treatment, too?
	1:08pm listener james from westwood: it'd make those sorts of manuals swifter to learn! just put on the earbuds and exercise or sleep your way to proper serial comma usage!
	1:11pm Jeff G: For the record: pro Oxford comma.
	1:19pm kat330: Schlippenbach into his bad habits again I see.
	1:21pm Jeff G: Yeah. Couldn't resist. Just got that record...
	1:28pm kat330: For the record, I couldn't resist the pun. Hi, Jeffs and all non-Jeffs! Trying to have my cake and eat it, too, by double streaming.
	1:35pm Jeff G: We are pro-pun, kat330, so pun away! Just don't cross the streams. Have heard that's bad.
	1:37pm kat330: Yeah, the caravan's going down while fording. :) This is at least one version of Caravan not in Steinski's Rough Mix.
	1:49pm Jeff G: Betting/hoping that you guys can handle THE STRAIGHT BEAUTY.
	2:01pm duke: If I can do anything 1% as good as this when I'm 80, I'll be happy.
	2:03pm Jeff G: Yup. Like, I'm good with breathing. At 80. That'll be my big thing.
	2:04pm mark vt: Puns are fine. Anybody here really good at reviving a laugh? Like the kind where people keep laughing and laughing until pain comes on...and then there is this silence and people are looking around all brain confused. Bringing the laugh back from hell where it went is a skill. Nice to have DO on a Monday afternoon. Love it. It is true, though. When people get all worn out from laughing at something together there comes that awkward silence. I guess at that point people either walk away from each other or turn to hysterics.
	2:04pm Jeff J: If I can do anything I'm like 10% this happy with at 42, I'll be happy!
	2:05pm Angie: I really love having ears.
	2:07pm Jeff J: @mark vt - have you ever heard the Armstrong track "Laughing Louis"? One of the few musical instances of actual laughter as an organizing musical force. A good group laugh is always purgative. Never enough of that.
	2:09pm Jeff J: Grass Roots earnin' the extra "t"s in their "Hotttness" here.
	2:13pm Jeff G: @Jeff J: Always loved Tom Wilson's hysterical laughter after the false start on Bringing It All Back Home...
	2:14pm mark vt: @Jeff J-I will need to hear Laughing Louis again. I think I have heard that at some point.
	2:14pm Doug S.: Steven at AUM Fidelity (a prince of a guy) is always quite determined that the label name be spelled with capitals A, U and M. Good work Jeff!
	2:15pm Jeff J: Love that Tom Wilson laugh too. Some rumors that his laugh and false start was staged. If so, Oscars all around!
	2:16pm Jeff G: @ Doug: Thanks. See above, re AP Style Manual. Also, we've received "the call" from Steven re that very issue, many moons ago.
	2:16pm kat330: Then there are Dylan's quick chuckles here and there in his first albums. Endearing they are.
	2:19pm Carmichael: Well alrighty. Hiya Jeffs and listeners.
	2:19pm mark vt: Do you think Neil Armstrong laughed when he was on the moon? That's one small laugh for man kind....
	2:22pm Jeff G: Carmichael: howdy!
	2:23pm Jeff G: @mark vt: Neil didn't seem the laughing kind, did he...
	2:24pm kat330: Aldrin, otoh, seems a gent to enjoy a buzz.
	2:39pm mark vt: I noticed that tunein has a lot more wfmu line ups now. Including GTDR. I listen at home by using our Roku box and tunein. Months ago it would just have the wfmu stream, and the others. Now it actually has show archives and such. Pretty cool. I sent Doug an email one time, or maybe it was on the comments, about that. Good to have it on there. Otherwise I would need to hook up my laptop, iphone, or other device to get to the other stream. GTDR is so great to have as an alternative to the live wfmu stream. At times. Especially this show and also whenever Doug is on.
	2:40pm Doug S.: @mark vt What is "tunein"?
	2:42pm Jeff G: Yeah @mark vt, I got about a fifth of what you were saying, but enough to say THANKS!
	2:42pm Doug S.: Nevermind. I used this cool new thing called Goggle to find out!
	2:43pm Jeff G: lmgtfy.com...
	2:45pm Jeff G: Experiencing some birthday burnout. Just realized it's Dave Burrell's bday. Ah well. He was on that Caravan track by Wm Parker. Belated birthday shout-out to you, Mr. Burrell!
	2:49pm mark vt: There might be other places to stream wfmu on the Roku but that is the one I found on it. There must be a way for DJs to program their shows on it because some shows appear on it. Like Tom Sharpling's show ends up on there every week. Not a huge fan of his show but he is a wfmu relative. And many other archives show up on there as well.
	2:49pm kat330: TWIMC: Just had our GoDaddy (domain page and email) go completely down, so some of you may be affected as they just told me "thousands of customers" are affected and don't know when all will be well again.
	2:49pm Doug S.: It is also the birthdays of: Prince Lasha Craig Harris Roy Ayers Raymond Scott and Ted Kluszewski Guess you better go another coupla hours, Jeff.
	2:52pm mark vt: My connection is fine here. On the moon, Neil? Can you hear it ok? ...small laugh.
	2:52pm Jeff G: <sigh>
	2:54pm northguineahills: Great set Jeffs, it's been a blast!
	2:54pm Jeff G: Glad you enjoyed, northguineahills! Thanks for tuning in!
	2:55pm listener james from westwood: many thanks for the fine show! looking forward to d:o's fall foliage!
	2:55pm Jeff G: Show runs a tad long today, btw...
	2:56pm kat330: November 2013, I look forward to FMU's month-long tribute to Benjamin Britten's 100th b'day.
	2:58pm kat330: Maybe the dual streaming caused a rift in the space-time continuum causing GoDaddy to StopDaddy, but I'm still glad I finally made here to D:O -- thanks!
	2:58pm Jeff G: Thanks, ljfw. It should be a colorful fall. The DSM-IV doesn't lie.
	2:58pm mark vt: Yes. The foliage is already trying to change here in VT.But not fully, yet.
	2:59pm Jeff G: Likewise, kat330; thrilled to have you here (and there)!
	3:02pm duke: Great show. Thanks!
	3:04pm mark vt: I love the GTDR stream. But whenever there is a live person behind it all it just feels right. Thanks for having this stream and thanks, Jeffs for doing the show.
	3:04pm Jeff G: Thanks, duke! Really appreciate your tuning in!
	3:05pm Doug S.: @mark vt My goal is to keep expanding the stream to include more LIVE shows. Stay tuned!
	3:09pm mark vt: ok. Thank you. I really do appreciate all of it.
	12:46pm Ike: That Output: NOISE track was amazing.

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