WFMU: The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from January 6, 2015

The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from January 6, 2015

Grand pianos in the surf, singing frogs, hyphenated psych, outtakes, live collaging, twangy drone, old folk, and ephemeral pop.

January 6, 2015: the winds that creep.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Fraight	One Girl "One Girl" by "Fraight"	Local Customs: Cavern Sound	Numero Group		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Dodos	Retriever "Retriever" by "The Dodos"	Individ	Polyvinyl		0:02:37 (Pop-up)
Lloyd Cheecho	Winds of Change "Winds of Change" by "Lloyd Cheecho"	Native North America vol.1: Aboriginal Folk, Rock & Country 1966-1985	Light in the Attic		0:07:11 (Pop-up)
Sagittarius	My World Fell Down "My World Fell Down" by "Sagittarius"	Present Tense	Sundazed		0:11:02 (Pop-up)
Annette Peacock	Dreams (If Time Weren't)	I Belong to a World That's Destroying Itself	Ironic		0:14:53 (Pop-up)
Arthur	Wintertime "Wintertime" by "Arthur"	Dreams and Images	Light in the Attic		0:19:13 (Pop-up)
Three Degrees	Collage "Collage" by "Three Degrees"		Roulette		0:21:55 (Pop-up)
6IX	I'm Just Like You (full band version)	I'm Just Like You: Sly Stones Flower 1969-1970	Light in the Attic		0:24:59 (Pop-up)

The Intimates	Things Are Going to Be Better	Escape From The Shadows Of Motown: Mr. Fine Wine's 2014 WFMU Marathon Premium	(no label)		0:38:48 (Pop-up)
Fatal Predictions	Atrociades en la Masacre de la Carne Putrafacta	Tributo a Pentagram	Hueso	plus Matt Nelson, "Sworn Enemies" from "Lower Bottons" (Tubapede)	0:41:28 (Pop-up)
Brian Chippendale and Greg Saunier	Side A & B	Brian Chippendale and Greg Saunier	Famous Class	plus excerpts form the 96.3 countdown	1:02:34 (Pop-up)
Nord	Side A "Side A" by "Nord"	NG Tapes	PCP Records		1:06:19 (Pop-up)
Alan Watts & Friends	Metamatic Ritual / The End	This Is IT!	Numero Group		1:14:59 (Pop-up)
Miles Cooper Seaton	Petroglyphs "Petroglyphs" by "Miles Cooper Seaton"	Notes From the Interior CD-R	(no label)	plus Mike Anderson, "Tears For Albert Ayler"	1:35:48 (Pop-up)
Áine O'Dwyer	Mass of the Rosary Ring	Music For Church Cleaners Vol. I and II	MIE		1:38:49 (Pop-up)

Decayes	Dancehall "Dancehall" by "Decayes"	LAFMS Emergency	LAFMS		1:54:13 (Pop-up)
Yannis Kyriakides & andy Moor	Doorways Make You Forget				1:56:56 (Pop-up)
Event Cloak	One or Twice "One or Twice" by "Event Cloak"	Air Texture, v. 4	Air Texture		2:02:17 (Pop-up)
Mark Vernon	Things That Were Missed in the Clamour for Calm	Things That Were Missed in the Clamour for Calm	3 Leaves		2:05:46 (Pop-up)
Geological Creep	laccoliths "laccoliths" by "Geological Creep"		(no label)	via Soundcloud	2:13:55 (Pop-up)
Taishi Kamiya	Simple Sound Forest	Simple Forest Project 2	(no label)	via Soundcloud	2:18:34 (Pop-up)
M. Geddes Gengras	#4 "#4" by "M. Geddes Gengras"	Systems 1	(no label)	via Bandcamp	2:27:41 (Pop-up)
Cal Hand	Them Dance Hall Girls "Them Dance Hall Girls" by "Cal Hand"	The Wylie Butler	Takoma		2:44:46 (Pop-up)
Grouper	Lighthouse "Lighthouse" by "Grouper"	Ruins	Kranky		2:48:11 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	I'm Glad I Found You (solo version)	Storytone	Reprise		2:53:32 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	12:07am jj.: happy new year, frowskateers. welcome to the bright new tomorrow!
	12:08am bobdoesthings: hey
	12:09am Scott Carlson: Well, now I'm going to demand Frowskateer hats.
	12:41am bobdoesthings: killer set thusfar . I wish I could stay up longer.. thanks jj! goodnight
	12:52am rw: My friend Lucas' mom delivered that line, "I'll have what she's having." (which was quoted in this song or sound collage or whatever you call this)
	12:53am fleep: Is this the countdown to 96.3?
	1:00am rw: Fleep, What happens at 96.3?
	1:07am fleep: rw, there was a tweet from @WFMU about it Computer Voice Voice Babbles, Quotes Lyrics & Counts Down to FM Station's Format Change: player.listenlive.co...
	1:09am JakeGould: Maybe robots like music too?
	1:09am fleep: The station already shifted, but I heard the female robovoice two days ago, just her and silent pauses, all the other sound was mixed in by Fatal Predictions.
	1:10am Jeff: What would you call this type of music? (Nord "Side A")
	1:10am jj.: ha, yeah, i recorded a bit of the voice off the air before it disappeared. and those were my mixes, mostly. only a little bit of fatal predictions!
	1:10am Ike: That's called "stunting" -- it's a time-honored radio industry trick for getting free press and attention when about to change a station's format. Kudos to them for coming up w/a new stunting trick and not just playing a single song repeatedly for three days or just a straight countdown.
	1:11am jj.: to perhaps clarify, this is the a side of the nord LP mixed with both sides of the saunier/chippendale drums tape.
	1:11am JakeGould: Ike the radio encyclopedia!
	1:11am fleep: jj, I swim corrected!
	1:12am jj.: nice one, ike! i didn't realize it had a name. there's no way the new format will be better than the femmebot, alas.
	1:14am Jeff: Whoa, late night.
	1:15am JakeGould: Fleep, are you swimming in relatively warm water?
	1:17am Ike: In NYC in the 90s, a big station stunted w/awful Broadway musical junk for a few days before switching to adult contemp. or something boring like that. At least B'way horseshit was different. The problem w/there is that some people might like it & think it's the real new format & get pissed off when it goes away, which is what happened. So stunting tends to go more avant-garde so no mass audiences will get too into it or think it's a real format.
	1:19am jj.: i've heard of stations playing, like, all-beyonce during their changeover or something like that. what're some other avant-stunting examples, ike?
	1:19am Jeff: Sounds like supplying a buffer amidst what may still possibly be interpreted as a breath of fresh air to spike the listeners interest ;D !
	1:22am fleep: Jake, ocean temp here is 60 F, so yeah, and it hit 80 for the earthbound today.
	1:26am Ike: Hmm, maybe "avant" was overstating it... usually it's something much less interesting than Minnesota's robo-femme, often involving a sort-of ominous ticking clock....
	1:28am fleep: Does Wiki know stunting? Yes it does en.wikipedia.org...
	1:29am jj.: granted, i've only ever heard about a few examples of stunting, but seems like the idea of using a text generator is pretty new. the countdown definitely had some repeat entertainment value. we tuned in a few times over the past few days to see if anything had changed or if it'd gone sentient or something.
	1:37am JakeGould: When I listened to WBAI a few years back, the folks at 2600 (“Off the Hook”) took advantage of people’s fears of the station being sold with a very well made “99.5 All Country” stunt. It was described as a “10,000 song country marathon…” www.2600.com...
	1:37am art: I started wfmu on my phone before shutting off my computer, then got distracted & didn't turn off my computer & so had two slightly not-synced frow show streams playing simultaneously. Definitely recommended!
	1:57am northguineahills: Always fun, art... I've done the same before.
	2:55am Jeff: Loved Grouper! Heard of them many weeks ago and have almost forgot to check them out. Thank you.
	2:57am northguineahills: Grouper is great live. Hadn't heard Grouper live in about 5 years.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Fraight	One Girl "One Girl" by "Fraight"	Local Customs: Cavern Sound	Numero Group		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Dodos	Retriever "Retriever" by "The Dodos"	Individ	Polyvinyl		0:02:37 (Pop-up)
Lloyd Cheecho	Winds of Change "Winds of Change" by "Lloyd Cheecho"	Native North America vol.1: Aboriginal Folk, Rock & Country 1966-1985	Light in the Attic		0:07:11 (Pop-up)
Sagittarius	My World Fell Down "My World Fell Down" by "Sagittarius"	Present Tense	Sundazed		0:11:02 (Pop-up)
Annette Peacock	Dreams (If Time Weren't)	I Belong to a World That's Destroying Itself	Ironic		0:14:53 (Pop-up)
Arthur	Wintertime "Wintertime" by "Arthur"	Dreams and Images	Light in the Attic		0:19:13 (Pop-up)
Three Degrees	Collage "Collage" by "Three Degrees"		Roulette		0:21:55 (Pop-up)
6IX	I'm Just Like You (full band version)	I'm Just Like You: Sly Stones Flower 1969-1970	Light in the Attic		0:24:59 (Pop-up)

The Intimates	Things Are Going to Be Better	Escape From The Shadows Of Motown: Mr. Fine Wine's 2014 WFMU Marathon Premium	(no label)		0:38:48 (Pop-up)
Fatal Predictions	Atrociades en la Masacre de la Carne Putrafacta	Tributo a Pentagram	Hueso	plus Matt Nelson, "Sworn Enemies" from "Lower Bottons" (Tubapede)	0:41:28 (Pop-up)
Brian Chippendale and Greg Saunier	Side A & B	Brian Chippendale and Greg Saunier	Famous Class	plus excerpts form the 96.3 countdown	1:02:34 (Pop-up)
Nord	Side A "Side A" by "Nord"	NG Tapes	PCP Records		1:06:19 (Pop-up)
Alan Watts & Friends	Metamatic Ritual / The End	This Is IT!	Numero Group		1:14:59 (Pop-up)
Miles Cooper Seaton	Petroglyphs "Petroglyphs" by "Miles Cooper Seaton"	Notes From the Interior CD-R	(no label)	plus Mike Anderson, "Tears For Albert Ayler"	1:35:48 (Pop-up)
Áine O'Dwyer	Mass of the Rosary Ring	Music For Church Cleaners Vol. I and II	MIE		1:38:49 (Pop-up)

Decayes	Dancehall "Dancehall" by "Decayes"	LAFMS Emergency	LAFMS		1:54:13 (Pop-up)
Yannis Kyriakides & andy Moor	Doorways Make You Forget				1:56:56 (Pop-up)
Event Cloak	One or Twice "One or Twice" by "Event Cloak"	Air Texture, v. 4	Air Texture		2:02:17 (Pop-up)
Mark Vernon	Things That Were Missed in the Clamour for Calm	Things That Were Missed in the Clamour for Calm	3 Leaves		2:05:46 (Pop-up)
Geological Creep	laccoliths "laccoliths" by "Geological Creep"		(no label)	via Soundcloud	2:13:55 (Pop-up)
Taishi Kamiya	Simple Sound Forest	Simple Forest Project 2	(no label)	via Soundcloud	2:18:34 (Pop-up)
M. Geddes Gengras	#4 "#4" by "M. Geddes Gengras"	Systems 1	(no label)	via Bandcamp	2:27:41 (Pop-up)
Cal Hand	Them Dance Hall Girls "Them Dance Hall Girls" by "Cal Hand"	The Wylie Butler	Takoma		2:44:46 (Pop-up)
Grouper	Lighthouse "Lighthouse" by "Grouper"	Ruins	Kranky		2:48:11 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	I'm Glad I Found You (solo version)	Storytone	Reprise		2:53:32 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:07am jj.: happy new year, frowskateers. welcome to the bright new tomorrow!
	12:08am bobdoesthings: hey
	12:09am Scott Carlson: Well, now I'm going to demand Frowskateer hats.
	12:41am bobdoesthings: killer set thusfar . I wish I could stay up longer.. thanks jj! goodnight
	12:52am rw: My friend Lucas' mom delivered that line, "I'll have what she's having." (which was quoted in this song or sound collage or whatever you call this)
	12:53am fleep: Is this the countdown to 96.3?
	1:00am rw: Fleep, What happens at 96.3?
	1:07am fleep: rw, there was a tweet from @WFMU about it Computer Voice Voice Babbles, Quotes Lyrics & Counts Down to FM Station's Format Change: player.listenlive.co...
	1:09am JakeGould: Maybe robots like music too?
	1:09am fleep: The station already shifted, but I heard the female robovoice two days ago, just her and silent pauses, all the other sound was mixed in by Fatal Predictions.
	1:10am Jeff: What would you call this type of music? (Nord "Side A")
	1:10am jj.: ha, yeah, i recorded a bit of the voice off the air before it disappeared. and those were my mixes, mostly. only a little bit of fatal predictions!
	1:10am Ike: That's called "stunting" -- it's a time-honored radio industry trick for getting free press and attention when about to change a station's format. Kudos to them for coming up w/a new stunting trick and not just playing a single song repeatedly for three days or just a straight countdown.
	1:11am jj.: to perhaps clarify, this is the a side of the nord LP mixed with both sides of the saunier/chippendale drums tape.
	1:11am JakeGould: Ike the radio encyclopedia!
	1:11am fleep: jj, I swim corrected!
	1:12am jj.: nice one, ike! i didn't realize it had a name. there's no way the new format will be better than the femmebot, alas.
	1:14am Jeff: Whoa, late night.
	1:15am JakeGould: Fleep, are you swimming in relatively warm water?
	1:17am Ike: In NYC in the 90s, a big station stunted w/awful Broadway musical junk for a few days before switching to adult contemp. or something boring like that. At least B'way horseshit was different. The problem w/there is that some people might like it & think it's the real new format & get pissed off when it goes away, which is what happened. So stunting tends to go more avant-garde so no mass audiences will get too into it or think it's a real format.
	1:19am jj.: i've heard of stations playing, like, all-beyonce during their changeover or something like that. what're some other avant-stunting examples, ike?
	1:19am Jeff: Sounds like supplying a buffer amidst what may still possibly be interpreted as a breath of fresh air to spike the listeners interest ;D !
	1:22am fleep: Jake, ocean temp here is 60 F, so yeah, and it hit 80 for the earthbound today.
	1:26am Ike: Hmm, maybe "avant" was overstating it... usually it's something much less interesting than Minnesota's robo-femme, often involving a sort-of ominous ticking clock....
	1:28am fleep: Does Wiki know stunting? Yes it does en.wikipedia.org...
	1:29am jj.: granted, i've only ever heard about a few examples of stunting, but seems like the idea of using a text generator is pretty new. the countdown definitely had some repeat entertainment value. we tuned in a few times over the past few days to see if anything had changed or if it'd gone sentient or something.
	1:37am JakeGould: When I listened to WBAI a few years back, the folks at 2600 (“Off the Hook”) took advantage of people’s fears of the station being sold with a very well made “99.5 All Country” stunt. It was described as a “10,000 song country marathon…” www.2600.com...
	1:37am art: I started wfmu on my phone before shutting off my computer, then got distracted & didn't turn off my computer & so had two slightly not-synced frow show streams playing simultaneously. Definitely recommended!
	1:57am northguineahills: Always fun, art... I've done the same before.
	2:55am Jeff: Loved Grouper! Heard of them many weeks ago and have almost forgot to check them out. Thank you.
	2:57am northguineahills: Grouper is great live. Hadn't heard Grouper live in about 5 years.

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