WFMU: Nick Name: Playlist from April 4, 2014

Nick Name: Playlist from April 4, 2014

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April 4, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time

Ravi Shankar	Raga - Manj Khamaj (Part 1)	Ravi Shankar / Ustad Ali Akbar Khan* with Alla Rakha ‎– In Concert	Apple		0:03:18 (Pop-up)

The Fruit Machine	Follow Me "Follow Me" by "The Fruit Machine"	Hello Everyone - Popsike Sparks From Denmark Street 1968-70	Grapefruit		0:26:59 (Pop-up)
USAisamonster	The Hobokon "The Hobokon" by "USAisamonster"	Wohaw	Load		0:29:19 (Pop-up)
Ctmf	The Second Generation Punks "The Second Generation Punks" by "Ctmf"	All Our Forts Are With You (Extended Version)	Damaged Goods		0:33:00 (Pop-up)
Synthesizers Unlimited	Forgotten World	Electric Bazaar	Zippy		0:35:31 (Pop-up)
Prizehog	paradiggum "paradiggum" by "Prizehog"	Re-Unvent the Whool	Eolian Empire		0:39:56 (Pop-up)
Raymond Scott And Go Home Productions	Cindy Byrdsong	Raymond Scott Rewired	Basta		0:47:44 (Pop-up)
Trin Tran	Eyes The size "Eyes The size" by "Trin Tran"	Far Reaches EP	Castle Face		0:52:14 (Pop-up)
Georges Teperino / Cecil Leuter	"Georges Teperino / Cecil Leuter"	TVMusic 104	Creel Prone		0:54:03 (Pop-up)
Micachu	Calculator "Calculator" by "Micachu"	Jewellery	Rough Trade		0:57:47 (Pop-up)

Mica Levi	Love "Love" by "Mica Levi"	Under The Skin	Milan Records	soundtrack to Johnathon Glazers new film	1:03:25 (Pop-up)
Carol of Harvest	Put On Your Nightcap	Carol of Harvest	Prog Temple		1:08:05 (Pop-up)
Miika Toivanen	Track 4 "Track 4" by "Miika Toivanen"	Yin, Not Yang	No Label		1:23:41 (Pop-up)

Miika Toivanen	Track 2 "Track 2" by "Miika Toivanen"	Yin, Not Yang	No Label		1:34:03 (Pop-up)
Rocky Erikson	Night of the Vampire	Gremlins Have Pictures	Light In The Attic		1:37:25 (Pop-up)
Axemen	Mourning of Youth "Mourning of Youth" by "Axemen"	Derry Legend	Luxury Products		1:42:52 (Pop-up)
Carol of Harvest	Try A Little Bit	Carol of Harvest	Prog Temple		1:46:29 (Pop-up)
Haze	Waiting for the Moment "Waiting for the Moment" by "Haze"	Purple Snow: Forecasting the Minneapolis Sound Sampler	Numero Group		1:56:18 (Pop-up)
Bob Frank	Wino "Wino" by "Bob Frank"	Bob Frank	Light In The Attic		2:00:24 (Pop-up)
David Lang	My Very Empty Mouth "My Very Empty Mouth" by "David Lang"	Child	Cantaloupe Music		2:02:07 (Pop-up)
Kaja Draksler	Communicational Entropy / Andromeda	The Lives Of Many Others	Clean Feed		2:14:59 (Pop-up)
Nest	Kyoto "Kyoto" by "Nest"			FMA www.freemusicarchive.org	2:23:43 (Pop-up)

Hartmut Geerkin's Rock and Free Jazz Group	The End (There Should Be One) : From Clifford Thornton's 'The Gardens of Harlem'	Live At The Goethe Institut 1976	Holiday Records 2013		2:38:14 (Pop-up)

David First	Tape Letter To Michigan	Electronic Works 1976–77	Dais		2:53:36 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	12:04am Nick Name: hello all!
	12:05am fleep: Hey, Nick Name. I'm ready to raga.
	12:05am Nick Name: hey ho , fleep
	12:07am ?: Namaste and top of the morning to Brothers Shankar and Name
	12:10am P-90: OK : Namsate etc to our Dear Brothers Shankar and Name --my ID tag fell off on the way over from Spazzworld
	12:20am Whooda: Nice long extended piece DJ Nick Name. Thanks.
	12:22am mb: Whats your middle name, Nick?
	12:24am fleep: I was incorrect, this is jugalbandi and quite wonderful.
	12:25am nate: "Life goes on within WFMU and without WFMU" - George Harrison
	12:27am LukeDay: Amazing piece. Saw Ravi Shankar at Smith College - 1968. Awing performance.
	12:37am pacific standard simon: Nick's middle name is Rumplestiltskin.
	12:42am Matheus: hey Nick, thanks for the perfect Diablo II-playing soundtrack!
	1:23am Tome: ...had the "night cap" on but not the moog.. Hey Nick and all kiddles out there in Late night land,, great fab show too !
	1:28am Nick Name: Hey all - thx for checking in tonight
	1:51am Whooda: Loving the show DJ Nick Name. My wifi was giving me only three for four seconds at a time earlier for a spell. Now much less irritatingly letting me hear most of the whole track. :)
	2:12am Ike: I always enjoy this program a lot but I rarely get a chance to check in on the comments, so if I could, I'd make this comment break the laws of physics and bust out of the space-time continuum and praise all your shows at once, or several weeks' worth of shows anyway. But I haven't taken an interdimensional typing course yet.
	2:14am Droll: Ditto Ike, if that was a compliment.
	2:23am Kurt Gottschalk: lang into.draksler.is.beauty
	2:56am Droll: I missed 2/3rds of the show so I'll see you in archiveland before next week, NN. I was hipped to soundcloud.com... which I'm also working my way through. Always too much stuff to listen to... Have a fun week, yinz. Howdy to Stan!
	2:58am Whooda: I was thinking about you Droll when the first Carol of Harvest played, wondering if you liked it. It has a recognizable Court of the Crimson King riffs.
	2:59am Droll: [rubbing hands] Can't wait to hear it!
	3:27am Nick Name: thanks all, appreciate the comments , have a good weekend
	2:03pm Droll: Howdy NN! Ravi was a good opener -- I love a good palette cleansing drone opener. USAisamonster is fresh sounding, too bad no online info about them... I also liked the Raymond Scott Rewired even though I normally loathe mashups (sticking your name on a recording of two songs playing at once that you didn't write or perform takes neither skill nor creativity) but Go Home Productions was always more musical about them. I didn't know Carol of Harvest until now, not very KC-sounding like Whooda suggested, and this track wasn't even very Krautrock sounding although they're supposedly from that scene (and they are German). It did have many of the key prog trappings like bombast, overproduction, long-form, tempo & key shifts... Kinda meandering songwriting. Thanks again, see you Thursday (i'll be late again).

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time

Ravi Shankar	Raga - Manj Khamaj (Part 1)	Ravi Shankar / Ustad Ali Akbar Khan* with Alla Rakha ‎– In Concert	Apple		0:03:18 (Pop-up)

The Fruit Machine	Follow Me "Follow Me" by "The Fruit Machine"	Hello Everyone - Popsike Sparks From Denmark Street 1968-70	Grapefruit		0:26:59 (Pop-up)
USAisamonster	The Hobokon "The Hobokon" by "USAisamonster"	Wohaw	Load		0:29:19 (Pop-up)
Ctmf	The Second Generation Punks "The Second Generation Punks" by "Ctmf"	All Our Forts Are With You (Extended Version)	Damaged Goods		0:33:00 (Pop-up)
Synthesizers Unlimited	Forgotten World	Electric Bazaar	Zippy		0:35:31 (Pop-up)
Prizehog	paradiggum "paradiggum" by "Prizehog"	Re-Unvent the Whool	Eolian Empire		0:39:56 (Pop-up)
Raymond Scott And Go Home Productions	Cindy Byrdsong	Raymond Scott Rewired	Basta		0:47:44 (Pop-up)
Trin Tran	Eyes The size "Eyes The size" by "Trin Tran"	Far Reaches EP	Castle Face		0:52:14 (Pop-up)
Georges Teperino / Cecil Leuter	"Georges Teperino / Cecil Leuter"	TVMusic 104	Creel Prone		0:54:03 (Pop-up)
Micachu	Calculator "Calculator" by "Micachu"	Jewellery	Rough Trade		0:57:47 (Pop-up)

Mica Levi	Love "Love" by "Mica Levi"	Under The Skin	Milan Records	soundtrack to Johnathon Glazers new film	1:03:25 (Pop-up)
Carol of Harvest	Put On Your Nightcap	Carol of Harvest	Prog Temple		1:08:05 (Pop-up)
Miika Toivanen	Track 4 "Track 4" by "Miika Toivanen"	Yin, Not Yang	No Label		1:23:41 (Pop-up)

Miika Toivanen	Track 2 "Track 2" by "Miika Toivanen"	Yin, Not Yang	No Label		1:34:03 (Pop-up)
Rocky Erikson	Night of the Vampire	Gremlins Have Pictures	Light In The Attic		1:37:25 (Pop-up)
Axemen	Mourning of Youth "Mourning of Youth" by "Axemen"	Derry Legend	Luxury Products		1:42:52 (Pop-up)
Carol of Harvest	Try A Little Bit	Carol of Harvest	Prog Temple		1:46:29 (Pop-up)
Haze	Waiting for the Moment "Waiting for the Moment" by "Haze"	Purple Snow: Forecasting the Minneapolis Sound Sampler	Numero Group		1:56:18 (Pop-up)
Bob Frank	Wino "Wino" by "Bob Frank"	Bob Frank	Light In The Attic		2:00:24 (Pop-up)
David Lang	My Very Empty Mouth "My Very Empty Mouth" by "David Lang"	Child	Cantaloupe Music		2:02:07 (Pop-up)
Kaja Draksler	Communicational Entropy / Andromeda	The Lives Of Many Others	Clean Feed		2:14:59 (Pop-up)
Nest	Kyoto "Kyoto" by "Nest"			FMA www.freemusicarchive.org	2:23:43 (Pop-up)

Hartmut Geerkin's Rock and Free Jazz Group	The End (There Should Be One) : From Clifford Thornton's 'The Gardens of Harlem'	Live At The Goethe Institut 1976	Holiday Records 2013		2:38:14 (Pop-up)

David First	Tape Letter To Michigan	Electronic Works 1976–77	Dais		2:53:36 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:04am Nick Name: hello all!
	12:05am fleep: Hey, Nick Name. I'm ready to raga.
	12:05am Nick Name: hey ho , fleep
	12:07am ?: Namaste and top of the morning to Brothers Shankar and Name
	12:10am P-90: OK : Namsate etc to our Dear Brothers Shankar and Name --my ID tag fell off on the way over from Spazzworld
	12:20am Whooda: Nice long extended piece DJ Nick Name. Thanks.
	12:22am mb: Whats your middle name, Nick?
	12:24am fleep: I was incorrect, this is jugalbandi and quite wonderful.
	12:25am nate: "Life goes on within WFMU and without WFMU" - George Harrison
	12:27am LukeDay: Amazing piece. Saw Ravi Shankar at Smith College - 1968. Awing performance.
	12:37am pacific standard simon: Nick's middle name is Rumplestiltskin.
	12:42am Matheus: hey Nick, thanks for the perfect Diablo II-playing soundtrack!
	1:23am Tome: ...had the "night cap" on but not the moog.. Hey Nick and all kiddles out there in Late night land,, great fab show too !
	1:28am Nick Name: Hey all - thx for checking in tonight
	1:51am Whooda: Loving the show DJ Nick Name. My wifi was giving me only three for four seconds at a time earlier for a spell. Now much less irritatingly letting me hear most of the whole track. :)
	2:12am Ike: I always enjoy this program a lot but I rarely get a chance to check in on the comments, so if I could, I'd make this comment break the laws of physics and bust out of the space-time continuum and praise all your shows at once, or several weeks' worth of shows anyway. But I haven't taken an interdimensional typing course yet.
	2:14am Droll: Ditto Ike, if that was a compliment.
	2:23am Kurt Gottschalk: lang into.draksler.is.beauty
	2:56am Droll: I missed 2/3rds of the show so I'll see you in archiveland before next week, NN. I was hipped to soundcloud.com... which I'm also working my way through. Always too much stuff to listen to... Have a fun week, yinz. Howdy to Stan!
	2:58am Whooda: I was thinking about you Droll when the first Carol of Harvest played, wondering if you liked it. It has a recognizable Court of the Crimson King riffs.
	2:59am Droll: [rubbing hands] Can't wait to hear it!
	3:27am Nick Name: thanks all, appreciate the comments , have a good weekend
	2:03pm Droll: Howdy NN! Ravi was a good opener -- I love a good palette cleansing drone opener. USAisamonster is fresh sounding, too bad no online info about them... I also liked the Raymond Scott Rewired even though I normally loathe mashups (sticking your name on a recording of two songs playing at once that you didn't write or perform takes neither skill nor creativity) but Go Home Productions was always more musical about them. I didn't know Carol of Harvest until now, not very KC-sounding like Whooda suggested, and this track wasn't even very Krautrock sounding although they're supposedly from that scene (and they are German). It did have many of the key prog trappings like bombast, overproduction, long-form, tempo & key shifts... Kinda meandering songwriting. Thanks again, see you Thursday (i'll be late again).

Nick Name: Playlist from April 4, 2014

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