WFMU: Airborne Event: Playlist from July 7, 2014

Listener comments!
	9:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oud post 1st ??
	9:10pm fleep: Because I lute you.
	9:12pm dk: there's been an embarrassment of great angus maclise stuff coming out over the past year or so, what with this sub rosa record and the boo-hooray discs. it has made me very happy, and substantially less wealthy.
	9:13pm 12539: (O no, not lutes and ouds again)
	9:13pm dk: i'm hoping la monte young doesn't have to die to get the same kind of retrospective appreciation.
	9:17pm PB: Well, that is some very nice acoustic guitar work.
	9:17pm dk: it totally is.
	9:20pm fleep: This whole series of solo acoustics on VDSQ looks to be good www.vdsqrecords.com...
	9:26pm PB: Did Mike Cooper just release an album with Steve Gunn or do I have my guitarists mixed up.
	9:27pm steve: hey Dan B
	9:29pm dk: yeah, one of the frkwys series is them pb.
	9:29pm Dan Bodah: @PB, yes, they just put out a phenomenal record together on RVNG Intl's FRKWYS series that pairs established musicians with younger folks influenced by them.
	9:29pm Dan Bodah: @steve, hey
	9:30pm PB: @DB. Thanks. Yeah, I'll have to pick it up,
	9:40pm 12539: I haven't read it, but "Paradise..." is a Melville story: en.wikipedia.org...
	9:40pm PB: Steve Gunn also played with Kurt Vile's touring band (the Violators), didn't he?
	9:40pm dk: i had no idea "rvng" was "revenge international". i've always mentally pronounced it "Irving".
	9:41pm dk: .... their domain name (igetrvng) makes a lot more sense now.
	9:42pm Droll: books.google.com...
	9:44pm steve: i always pronounced it "rung".
	9:49pm dk: oxfam.
	9:50pm markdavess: charity shop
	9:52pm PB: DB, extremely loquacious tonight.
	9:54pm blee: Beautiful rant Dan.
	9:56pm Droll: 3 hours of Dada Dan!
	9:57pm markdavess: 'araw' is a Tagalog word meaning 'sun', 'day' or'daylight'
	9:59pm steve: has Dan been hanging out with Hearty White?
	9:59pm PB: ?
	9:59pm JakeGould: Dan, are you having a seizure?
	10:00pm 12539: Dan, I'm getting impatient, please just hurry up and get to the part about shipping schedules and television bans.
	10:02pm northguineahills: I concur w/ steve's statement, lol.
	10:04pm PB: DB, are you OK? This is getting a little bizarre. I hope it is just a put on.
	10:04pm dk: i think this stream of consciousness could turn into a run on jonesy's 100-hour DJing record.
	10:05pm dk: the kid who can write cursive will be the navajo code-talker of the next war, mark my words.
	10:08pm bloopy: it is happening again
	10:10pm fleep: More important dead person = more half staff flags.
	10:11pm PB: I guess that's it for music tonight.
	10:12pm Ignore Function: Dan, did you leave your records in your car? Not that I'm not enjoying this.
	10:12pm Droll: fleep, Why no half-mast for Michael Jackson and Elvis? With The Necks as a bed, DB can, in theory, go on for days.
	10:12pm dk: there's a million-dollar app idea: amihalfornot: an app for building managers to decide whether to lower their flags.
	10:16pm Ike: I dig it. Keep going!
	10:16pm Droll: dk, And a pay upgrade to "Half up or Half Down".
	10:19pm fleep: Droll, answers.yahoo.com...
	10:20pm blee: My child is walking around in a box now. I hold you responsible, Mr. Bodah.
	10:21pm dk: this. right here. is why i pledge to WFMU.
	10:21pm steve: how many songs have been back announced? two?
	10:22pm Droll: fleep, Whitney?! I'm talkin' about Michael Jackson. GET OFF MY LAWN! At this pace he'll never finish the back-announce before the show is scheduled to end.
	10:22pm Jeff: In the same vein as wondering about getting flags enhalfstaffened on the occasion of one's death: I remember hearing Vin Scelsa muse at some length a few years back about what sort of recognition might make one a shoo-in for a New York Times obit. I think the subject came up partly because a few days before he'd ended up discussing that question with someone particularly concerned with that aspect of his own posterity - perhaps Jonathan Schwartz, although the details are lost in time.
	10:23pm Ike: That would be epic, Droll.
	10:23pm blee: This is hilarious. I hope you can announce you hour long set, taking an hour long to do it.
	10:24pm Parq: I'm in and out of the kitchen, so I gotta go back and listen to this again tomorrow. Heck, Pseu has pretty much made an entire FMU career out of this sort of thing.
	10:24pm fleep: Droll, okay then ... www.today.com...
	10:24pm dk: i'm betting dylan has got word of the death tape and has decided to outlive the last DAT player just to spite FMU. frankly, my money's on dylan in that race, unless DAT enjoys the same sort of revival cassettes did.
	10:26pm fleep: It's like a warm word bath.
	10:28pm bloopy: is dan still going? I had to take a break
	10:29pm Ike: DK, I was wondering about the outcome of that race myself. A few years ago, DAT was still popular for professional uses in radio even though consumers never picked it up. But that might not be the case anymore... not sure... anybody know?
	10:30pm Droll: Were going to need a separate playlist for songs mentioned, but not played, during this break.
	10:31pm steve: are we still in Silverwater?
	10:37pm JakeGould: It’s all an illusion. And sometimes it reflects and illusion you agree with. Other times, it’s dissonant. Sometimes you want ice cream. Other times you want yogurt. Life.
	10:37pm blee: Aaron Sheppard song was nice, vinyl is $20 on amazon, yipes!
	10:39pm blee: What is mu?
	10:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: Will we be tested on this material?
	10:41pm fleep: mu is between lambda and nu. what's nu?
	10:42pm blee: Nu is best forgotten. Aka nu-metal
	10:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: Not much. What's nu with you?
	10:47pm JakeGould: Is this like summer semester with the cool teacher?
	10:47pm blee: Just taught my daughter to say "Chaka Khan, Chaka Khan, Chaka Khan," in a theatrical manner.
	10:48pm 12539: I had to take a phone call. Did he get to Angus Maclise yet?
	10:50pm phat: I lost track. How long has this been going on?
	10:51pm steve: I don't think so12539
	10:52pm fleep: My best guess is "Silverwater" is 67:15 and we're going to hear the whole thing, under him.
	10:52pm JakeGould: @phat I started using a power drill at about 9:30pm to get a project started. Now as of 10:30pm that part of my project is done. Da dum!
	10:52pm Parq: Phat, he just cleared the hour mark.
	10:53pm bloopy: Has he had a drink of water yet?
	10:56pm steve: I'm pretty sure Silverwater looped about 10 mins ago, no?
	10:57pm JakeGould: John Woo!
	10:58pm markdavess: I saw Saikho here in Moscow with 3 guys from Huun Huur Tu. A cool venue. Plenty of other such stuff. The Necks played there too. And Tuba is in the Russian Federation.
	10:58pm JakeGould: Guns & doves & sadness.
	10:58pm Andrew Waterloo: I figured I'd start reading at the end of Dan's mic break
	10:59pm Eric the Half a Bee: Yes, Ned Rothenberg's method is absolutely phenomenal. Known of him since we went to Oberlin in same years (I was not a music conservatory student, just a fan).
	11:00pm md: 'Tuva' and 'Sainkho'. On phone, autocorrect shite.
	11:04pm Santos L Halper: Might as well try for the longest legal ID ever; any bets?
	11:05pm fleep: My Dinner With Dan
	11:05pm Robert: Xltrs & low power calls are as "real" as regular ones, but use a different naming convention & aren't required to ID by call. I used to listen to W276AQ, which IDd as "Juke Box Radio".
	11:07pm phat: was maclise authentic?
	11:07pm Robert: The low power calls start with W or K (geographic), then have the 3-digit no. for the FM channel they're on, then 2 letters which are assigned in lexical order, starting with AA & theoretically ending with ZZ.
	11:09pm MikeY: Its a rADIO SHOW WHERE IS THE MUSIC? JUST SAYIN
	11:12pm Robert: MikeY, I remember when Mr. Bodah took a really long mike break with a guest in the studio & started to back announce a long set that had in it a title that was absolutely filthy. He managed to stall long enough to just "forget" about it, heh.
	11:14pm Ike: But Dan is right that translators are of a sort of lower class in the "caste system" of transmitters. They cannot originate their own programming and can only re-transmit another station; and if a "real" station moves in, translators are not entitled to any protection & will fall like pawns. Speaking of lower-class, look Y the cat just dragged in....
	11:15pm Robert: Heh...at the time I listened to W276AQ, I was an Arbitron diary keeper, and the 5-character call didn't fit in the space for call sign on their form.
	11:15pm 12539: Translators are not authentic.
	11:16pm biffy: wee luv burgerz
	11:18pm markdavess: I had an experience at that same venue in Moscow with Tibetan music. They were playing the same repetitive thing for probably 10 minutes and I was totally conscious but thoughtless, a trance maybe. I only became aware that this had been happening (both the music and my state) when they changed the rhythm and thought returned to me.
	11:18pm Robert: Ike, unless the rules have changed, low power stns. don't have to fx as xltrs & can have unique programming.
	11:18pm sinister dexter: turned my volume down an hour ago
	11:19pm biffy: you can has afford Moscow¿ you argh reech!
	11:23pm Droll: Without the hourly reminders, I'd never know what station I was listening to or how to find it again. How radio technology works is completely invisible to the user -- radio is magic. This radio show is pure magic.
	11:23pm index: Christianity started off as a cult- no?
	11:24pm Bootsie: There is no difference between religion and cults.
	11:25pm biffy: I escaped a musical cult!
	11:25pm 12539: Cults are the larval form.
	11:26pm biffy: it had 'temple' in its name
	11:27pm fleep: acid mothers temple? stone temple pilots? temple beth israel?
	11:28pm Droll: Tax the cults. Tax the church.
	11:28pm Tom M: Jean Shepherd would be proud.
	11:29pm biffy: I'd like to keep that private
	11:30pm Robert: Whoever it was here a few weeks ago who put me on to Poopy Lungstuffing, thanks, she's great.
	11:30pm Frenchy: The Codge is king.
	11:36pm Parq: No, actually, sleeping late is a great way to start the weekend, but if you're stuck getting up early, Jeffery's show is nice to have around.
	11:38pm Ike: Yeah, that's true, Robert. I was just talking about translators (specifically the ones w/the naming convention you described), not the relatively new LP phenomenon.
	11:46pm Robert: So what you wrote was true BY DEFINITION. Xltrs are those stations that repeat a primary station. But in some cases, the xltr is the true primary, and the listed primary is an excuse for the xltr!
	11:46pm DMcK: Note: This playlist is still being updated.
	11:46pm biffy: We took the best of ancient Greeks and Romans and turned into mass-produced burgers!
	11:50pm Parq: Only ten minutes to go!
	11:53pm 12539: I'm not sure I believe what you said about Hot L Baltimore.
	11:54pm Robert: How many of you guys are LinkedIn connected w Mr. Bodah?
	11:54pm biffy: scinvulconology
	11:55pm Droll: Thanks, Dan! Keep working on getting over your fear of going on mic. Tonight was a good start, I think next week you'll be ready to back-announce two sets.
	11:57pm fleep: Pisces: Don't go into the basement!
	11:59pm 12539: Thanks, Dan.
	11:59pm blee: Greetings Professor.
	12:00am Ignore Function: Practice for the KGB bar?
	12:35pm McGroovey: I guess I missed this show.

Airborne Event: Playlist from July 7, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Eno	The True Wheel "The True Wheel" by "Eno"	Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy)	Astralwerks	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Omid Walizadeh	Untitled "Untitled" by "Omid Walizadeh"	Modern Persian Speech Sounds	Bta'arof	0:05:56 (Pop-up)
Angus MacLise	Tunnel Music #3 "Tunnel Music #3" by "Angus MacLise"	New York Electronic, 1965	Sub Rosa	0:07:47 (Pop-up)
Aaron Sheppard	Corner House "Corner House" by "Aaron Sheppard"	VDSQ: Solo Acoustic Vol. 9	VDSQ	0:10:43 (Pop-up)
Tom Kovacevic	An alien, dropped from the sky on his head when he was a baby	Universe Thin As Skin	Immune	0:15:30 (Pop-up)
Mike Cooper	I've Got Mine "I've Got Mine" by "Mike Cooper"	Trout Steel	Paradise of Bachelors	0:21:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Necks	Silverwater "Silverwater" by "The Necks"	Silverwater	ReR Megacorp	0:32:41 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oud post 1st ??
	9:10pm fleep: Because I lute you.
	9:12pm dk: there's been an embarrassment of great angus maclise stuff coming out over the past year or so, what with this sub rosa record and the boo-hooray discs. it has made me very happy, and substantially less wealthy.
	9:13pm 12539: (O no, not lutes and ouds again)
	9:13pm dk: i'm hoping la monte young doesn't have to die to get the same kind of retrospective appreciation.
	9:17pm PB: Well, that is some very nice acoustic guitar work.
	9:17pm dk: it totally is.
	9:20pm fleep: This whole series of solo acoustics on VDSQ looks to be good www.vdsqrecords.com...
	9:26pm PB: Did Mike Cooper just release an album with Steve Gunn or do I have my guitarists mixed up.
	9:27pm steve: hey Dan B
	9:29pm dk: yeah, one of the frkwys series is them pb.
	9:29pm Dan Bodah: @PB, yes, they just put out a phenomenal record together on RVNG Intl's FRKWYS series that pairs established musicians with younger folks influenced by them.
	9:29pm Dan Bodah: @steve, hey
	9:30pm PB: @DB. Thanks. Yeah, I'll have to pick it up,
	9:40pm 12539: I haven't read it, but "Paradise..." is a Melville story: en.wikipedia.org...
	9:40pm PB: Steve Gunn also played with Kurt Vile's touring band (the Violators), didn't he?
	9:40pm dk: i had no idea "rvng" was "revenge international". i've always mentally pronounced it "Irving".
	9:41pm dk: .... their domain name (igetrvng) makes a lot more sense now.
	9:42pm Droll: books.google.com...
	9:44pm steve: i always pronounced it "rung".
	9:49pm dk: oxfam.
	9:50pm markdavess: charity shop
	9:52pm PB: DB, extremely loquacious tonight.
	9:54pm blee: Beautiful rant Dan.
	9:56pm Droll: 3 hours of Dada Dan!
	9:57pm markdavess: 'araw' is a Tagalog word meaning 'sun', 'day' or'daylight'
	9:59pm steve: has Dan been hanging out with Hearty White?
	9:59pm PB: ?
	9:59pm JakeGould: Dan, are you having a seizure?
	10:00pm 12539: Dan, I'm getting impatient, please just hurry up and get to the part about shipping schedules and television bans.
	10:02pm northguineahills: I concur w/ steve's statement, lol.
	10:04pm PB: DB, are you OK? This is getting a little bizarre. I hope it is just a put on.
	10:04pm dk: i think this stream of consciousness could turn into a run on jonesy's 100-hour DJing record.
	10:05pm dk: the kid who can write cursive will be the navajo code-talker of the next war, mark my words.
	10:08pm bloopy: it is happening again
	10:10pm fleep: More important dead person = more half staff flags.
	10:11pm PB: I guess that's it for music tonight.
	10:12pm Ignore Function: Dan, did you leave your records in your car? Not that I'm not enjoying this.
	10:12pm Droll: fleep, Why no half-mast for Michael Jackson and Elvis? With The Necks as a bed, DB can, in theory, go on for days.
	10:12pm dk: there's a million-dollar app idea: amihalfornot: an app for building managers to decide whether to lower their flags.
	10:16pm Ike: I dig it. Keep going!
	10:16pm Droll: dk, And a pay upgrade to "Half up or Half Down".
	10:19pm fleep: Droll, answers.yahoo.com...
	10:20pm blee: My child is walking around in a box now. I hold you responsible, Mr. Bodah.
	10:21pm dk: this. right here. is why i pledge to WFMU.
	10:21pm steve: how many songs have been back announced? two?
	10:22pm Droll: fleep, Whitney?! I'm talkin' about Michael Jackson. GET OFF MY LAWN! At this pace he'll never finish the back-announce before the show is scheduled to end.
	10:22pm Jeff: In the same vein as wondering about getting flags enhalfstaffened on the occasion of one's death: I remember hearing Vin Scelsa muse at some length a few years back about what sort of recognition might make one a shoo-in for a New York Times obit. I think the subject came up partly because a few days before he'd ended up discussing that question with someone particularly concerned with that aspect of his own posterity - perhaps Jonathan Schwartz, although the details are lost in time.
	10:23pm Ike: That would be epic, Droll.
	10:23pm blee: This is hilarious. I hope you can announce you hour long set, taking an hour long to do it.
	10:24pm Parq: I'm in and out of the kitchen, so I gotta go back and listen to this again tomorrow. Heck, Pseu has pretty much made an entire FMU career out of this sort of thing.
	10:24pm fleep: Droll, okay then ... www.today.com...
	10:24pm dk: i'm betting dylan has got word of the death tape and has decided to outlive the last DAT player just to spite FMU. frankly, my money's on dylan in that race, unless DAT enjoys the same sort of revival cassettes did.
	10:26pm fleep: It's like a warm word bath.
	10:28pm bloopy: is dan still going? I had to take a break
	10:29pm Ike: DK, I was wondering about the outcome of that race myself. A few years ago, DAT was still popular for professional uses in radio even though consumers never picked it up. But that might not be the case anymore... not sure... anybody know?
	10:30pm Droll: Were going to need a separate playlist for songs mentioned, but not played, during this break.
	10:31pm steve: are we still in Silverwater?
	10:37pm JakeGould: It’s all an illusion. And sometimes it reflects and illusion you agree with. Other times, it’s dissonant. Sometimes you want ice cream. Other times you want yogurt. Life.
	10:37pm blee: Aaron Sheppard song was nice, vinyl is $20 on amazon, yipes!
	10:39pm blee: What is mu?
	10:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: Will we be tested on this material?
	10:41pm fleep: mu is between lambda and nu. what's nu?
	10:42pm blee: Nu is best forgotten. Aka nu-metal
	10:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: Not much. What's nu with you?
	10:47pm JakeGould: Is this like summer semester with the cool teacher?
	10:47pm blee: Just taught my daughter to say "Chaka Khan, Chaka Khan, Chaka Khan," in a theatrical manner.
	10:48pm 12539: I had to take a phone call. Did he get to Angus Maclise yet?
	10:50pm phat: I lost track. How long has this been going on?
	10:51pm steve: I don't think so12539
	10:52pm fleep: My best guess is "Silverwater" is 67:15 and we're going to hear the whole thing, under him.
	10:52pm JakeGould: @phat I started using a power drill at about 9:30pm to get a project started. Now as of 10:30pm that part of my project is done. Da dum!
	10:52pm Parq: Phat, he just cleared the hour mark.
	10:53pm bloopy: Has he had a drink of water yet?
	10:56pm steve: I'm pretty sure Silverwater looped about 10 mins ago, no?
	10:57pm JakeGould: John Woo!
	10:58pm markdavess: I saw Saikho here in Moscow with 3 guys from Huun Huur Tu. A cool venue. Plenty of other such stuff. The Necks played there too. And Tuba is in the Russian Federation.
	10:58pm JakeGould: Guns & doves & sadness.
	10:58pm Andrew Waterloo: I figured I'd start reading at the end of Dan's mic break
	10:59pm Eric the Half a Bee: Yes, Ned Rothenberg's method is absolutely phenomenal. Known of him since we went to Oberlin in same years (I was not a music conservatory student, just a fan).
	11:00pm md: 'Tuva' and 'Sainkho'. On phone, autocorrect shite.
	11:04pm Santos L Halper: Might as well try for the longest legal ID ever; any bets?
	11:05pm fleep: My Dinner With Dan
	11:05pm Robert: Xltrs & low power calls are as "real" as regular ones, but use a different naming convention & aren't required to ID by call. I used to listen to W276AQ, which IDd as "Juke Box Radio".
	11:07pm phat: was maclise authentic?
	11:07pm Robert: The low power calls start with W or K (geographic), then have the 3-digit no. for the FM channel they're on, then 2 letters which are assigned in lexical order, starting with AA & theoretically ending with ZZ.
	11:09pm MikeY: Its a rADIO SHOW WHERE IS THE MUSIC? JUST SAYIN
	11:12pm Robert: MikeY, I remember when Mr. Bodah took a really long mike break with a guest in the studio & started to back announce a long set that had in it a title that was absolutely filthy. He managed to stall long enough to just "forget" about it, heh.
	11:14pm Ike: But Dan is right that translators are of a sort of lower class in the "caste system" of transmitters. They cannot originate their own programming and can only re-transmit another station; and if a "real" station moves in, translators are not entitled to any protection & will fall like pawns. Speaking of lower-class, look Y the cat just dragged in....
	11:15pm Robert: Heh...at the time I listened to W276AQ, I was an Arbitron diary keeper, and the 5-character call didn't fit in the space for call sign on their form.
	11:15pm 12539: Translators are not authentic.
	11:16pm biffy: wee luv burgerz
	11:18pm markdavess: I had an experience at that same venue in Moscow with Tibetan music. They were playing the same repetitive thing for probably 10 minutes and I was totally conscious but thoughtless, a trance maybe. I only became aware that this had been happening (both the music and my state) when they changed the rhythm and thought returned to me.
	11:18pm Robert: Ike, unless the rules have changed, low power stns. don't have to fx as xltrs & can have unique programming.
	11:18pm sinister dexter: turned my volume down an hour ago
	11:19pm biffy: you can has afford Moscow¿ you argh reech!
	11:23pm Droll: Without the hourly reminders, I'd never know what station I was listening to or how to find it again. How radio technology works is completely invisible to the user -- radio is magic. This radio show is pure magic.
	11:23pm index: Christianity started off as a cult- no?
	11:24pm Bootsie: There is no difference between religion and cults.
	11:25pm biffy: I escaped a musical cult!
	11:25pm 12539: Cults are the larval form.
	11:26pm biffy: it had 'temple' in its name
	11:27pm fleep: acid mothers temple? stone temple pilots? temple beth israel?
	11:28pm Droll: Tax the cults. Tax the church.
	11:28pm Tom M: Jean Shepherd would be proud.
	11:29pm biffy: I'd like to keep that private
	11:30pm Robert: Whoever it was here a few weeks ago who put me on to Poopy Lungstuffing, thanks, she's great.
	11:30pm Frenchy: The Codge is king.
	11:36pm Parq: No, actually, sleeping late is a great way to start the weekend, but if you're stuck getting up early, Jeffery's show is nice to have around.
	11:38pm Ike: Yeah, that's true, Robert. I was just talking about translators (specifically the ones w/the naming convention you described), not the relatively new LP phenomenon.
	11:46pm Robert: So what you wrote was true BY DEFINITION. Xltrs are those stations that repeat a primary station. But in some cases, the xltr is the true primary, and the listed primary is an excuse for the xltr!
	11:46pm DMcK: Note: This playlist is still being updated.
	11:46pm biffy: We took the best of ancient Greeks and Romans and turned into mass-produced burgers!
	11:50pm Parq: Only ten minutes to go!
	11:53pm 12539: I'm not sure I believe what you said about Hot L Baltimore.
	11:54pm Robert: How many of you guys are LinkedIn connected w Mr. Bodah?
	11:54pm biffy: scinvulconology
	11:55pm Droll: Thanks, Dan! Keep working on getting over your fear of going on mic. Tonight was a good start, I think next week you'll be ready to back-announce two sets.
	11:57pm fleep: Pisces: Don't go into the basement!
	11:59pm 12539: Thanks, Dan.
	11:59pm blee: Greetings Professor.
	12:00am Ignore Function: Practice for the KGB bar?
	12:35pm McGroovey: I guess I missed this show.

Airborne Event: Playlist from July 7, 2014

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