WFMU: Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from January 29, 2015

Listener comments!
	3:05pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Fabio.
	3:07pm Cheri Pi: YEP
	3:08pm DCE: lovely start Mr Fabio SIR
	3:08pm cory: hi all
	3:12pm common: yeeehooooooo!
	3:14pm Hel: Mr Giant Man is my new fav song...Finntroll needs to do a cover version asap!
	3:15pm V Priceless: Hi Fabio and all!
	3:15pm DCE: I'm up for hours of Edgar today
	3:16pm Chris from DC: Yep this will do nicely.
	3:17pm Guido from Cologne: hello Fabio (and everyone). Please tell us confused Germans about what is so great about ALPHA CENTAURI !?!?
	3:18pm Sem Chumbo: Oh,oh...
	3:19pm Hel: @Guido & "The Confused"of Deutschland..well it's dark..therefore i like it.
	3:19pm Guido from Cologne: ... must ad: Shindig Magazine (UK) put this among the best German Spacerock albums in favour of any other TD album. Never quite got it.
	3:20pm Claw!: Yo yo yo
	3:21pm Cecile: ugh. back.
	3:21pm Rory: Sit back and trance out.
	3:21pm ?: Edgar, we hardly knew ye...
	3:21pm Cecile: filthy hippies
	3:22pm DCE: where would we be without them?
	3:22pm Guido from Cologne: This is the one good moment on the whole album ...
	3:23pm Hel: Yeah, it's more like space noise then spacerock. I'll shut up & go trance out now.
	3:23pm Cecile: play sumpthin from Sorcerer, man. I actually own that one.
	3:25pm Chris from DC: I'm ok with space noise.
	3:25pm Cheri Pi: I've been burned by Tangerine before.
	3:25pm Cheri Pi: So far so good!
	3:25pm DCE: come back to the flame
	3:27pm Ike: You got your space noise in my space rock. You got your space rock in my space noise. (BURRRRRRP)
	3:27pm Guido from Cologne: I paid some 60 Deutsche mark for a scratchy copy of this. Why could the hippies never treat their records decently? Well, the album jacket is genius! The music is a stoned afternoon session actually. Klaus Schulze on drums. Conny Schnitzler doing stuff as well.
	3:28pm Guido from Cologne: I say Atem, Phaedra, Rubycon ... maybe sorcerer ... and you have what you need.
	3:28pm Cecile: well, one theory is that they didn't know that records could go out of print, or were too stoned to care.
	3:29pm Chris from DC: Aqua from the solo stuff too.
	3:29pm Guido from Cologne: Aqua would be interesting, missing in my collection.
	3:31pm Guido from Cologne: Sorry Fabio. i was among those teenage kids spending their pocket money for "real space music". In the 70ies you hardly could pre-listen records at the shops. You had to rely on the packaging and hope for the best.
	3:32pm Sem Chumbo: Jeffrey Davidson played a few TD things this weekend past. The comments board was lively:-) There's a nice link to a homemade video shot overlooking a lake, whist the fellas improvise.
	3:35pm Guido from Cologne: Yeah, the Ossiach lake (Austria) soundscape experiment: www.youtube.com... It explains their approach.
	3:37pm Mike East: We did backline for an event that featured Tangerine Dream about a year or two ago and the rider was the biggest pain in the ass to fill. SO many keyboards...I was impressed that they kept up with the latest technology, though. They required all the newest versions of crap that we hadn't yet purchased. I booked myself as a tech on the gig so I could atleast make some extra $$ since I don't get commission and I put so much work into the job weeks in advance to get all the gear together.
	3:39pm Mike East: It was for one of the GTA games for which they contributed to the soundtrack
	3:40pm Guido from Cologne: HERE IS TD-precedessor band THE ONES 1967 feat. Edgar Froese doing some nice psychedelic: www.youtube.com...
	3:41pm Cecile: Thief
	3:41pm DCE: rule of thumb for all these bands: as the 70s get later, the bands get lamer
	3:42pm Sem Chumbo: Thief.
	3:42pm Chris from DC: Thief?
	3:42pm DCE: @ Guido--is the correct pronounciation of Edgar's name more like "FROY-sah"? just wondrin'.
	3:42pm Guido from Cologne: Label-Manager (Ohr Records) Rolf Ulrich Kaiser in the beginning just pulled the bands into the studio and let them do stuff, not with much time do do something really good. Similar to the habit of that ESP-guy.
	3:43pm DCE: it's hard fo' us MERICANS to figger out
	3:43pm Cecile: If by "oracle" if you mean the formless fetid of trivia in my brain, then I guess so.
	3:44pm DCE: I will write an ode called formless fetid of trivia
	3:44pm Cecile: "one horse is grrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen"
	3:44pm Santos L Halper: @DCE: that's a solid rule. NYT obit said Fro-zee, which i didn't expect. Fabio, will Nitzer Ebb be on the show again?
	3:44pm Guido from Cologne: @DCE You are on the right way.
	3:45pm doncaballero: Fabio, I am pretty sure it is you who turned me on to Aphrodite's Child many years ago. '666' is a life changer. 'The Four Horsemen" is an absolutely stunner cut from that record.
	3:46pm Cheri Pi: Look away Cecile
	3:47pm Cecile: you're going to drug me and put me in the trunk of your car again, aren't you Pi? :D
	3:47pm DCE: must be a hella ride
	3:48pm Cheri Pi: It'll be fun! We'll drive around the old neighborhood and "back in" to a couple dive bars.
	3:49pm Cecile: it's the patented "Cheri Pi method for tutoring non-believers in the way of Aphrodite's Child". So far it hasn't taken for me.
	3:49pm Dean: http://www.forvo.com/word/froese/ Click on the Bartleby pronunciation blue arrow.
	3:50pm common: this is some good shit, fabio!
	3:51pm Cecile: How many treatments are we on, Pi?
	3:53pm Cecile: I think my insurance only allows six treatments for music indoctrination a year.
	3:54pm Cecile: well, back in the trunk.
	3:54pm DCE: @ Dean, cool, that helps!
	3:55pm DCE: it's interesting what they do to the "r" sound
	3:56pm Cheri Pi: Well, no I've given up on that, if you can't feel the magic on this then it's just hereditary, and I respect that. We'll just go joyriding for old time sake, maybe play some Rush on 8-track.
	3:56pm Cecile: Can it be a broken 8-track?
	3:57pm DCE: the only kind of 8 track there is!
	3:57pm Cheri Pi: you betcha!
	3:57pm paula pc: I'm Greek, and I still have a hard time with these guys. But I enjoy them more every time I hear them...
	3:57pm Cecile: Davy Jones is one of the tambourine people.
	3:58pm dale: davy jones is one of the little people. davy jones is one of the dead people.
	3:58pm Cecile: I'm not at the "enjoy" part yet. Maybe I still need more treatment.
	3:58pm Rory: The Four Horseman!
	3:59pm Cecile: well, before the green horse arrives, I will have my pretzel and milk snackies!
	3:59pm DCE: poor green horse, I'm always rooting for it. maybe it willl win this time.
	4:00pm DCE: giddyap!
	4:00pm common: horsies!
	4:00pm Cheri Pi: It definitely needs examining, you seem to have a Th' Child block somewhere. Do you have a problem with sweatervests or shell necklaces?
	4:00pm DCE: common likes horsies, I understand!
	4:00pm green, man: Wow, really digging the Aph. Chd.
	4:02pm Cheri Pi: Into the trunk you go upload.wikimedia.org...
	4:03pm Cecile: I like sweatervests. I take shell necklaces on a case by case basis.
	4:03pm Dean: Roussos here sounds just a wee bit like Banco's Francesco Di Giacomo, and the biblical themes derive at least from the same N.T. as Banco's "As in a Last Supper." Both Roussos and Di Giacomo were ursine dudes, too.
	4:04pm Cecile: hahah, you are cagey. Get me hooked through admiration of clothing.
	4:05pm Cheri Pi: and the man manes and beards are nothing to fuck with.
	4:05pm chocolate monk: Demis Roussos always reminds me of "Abigail's Party"
	4:06pm Cecile: you know it. they knew how to grow some hair back then.
	4:07pm riobec: geia sou paula! i have exactly the same problem. maybe too close for comfort?
	👻 4:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: my people...
	4:08pm Dean: Prague?
	👻 4:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: PROGG.
	4:08pm Cecile: rev
	4:09pm DCE: prawgh?
	4:10pm Cheri Pi: progagly
	4:12pm slugluv1313: good afternoon, Fabio and other listeners! 666, STILL one of my all-time favorite albums after all these years!
	4:13pm Cecile: this is like Bloodrock's DOA but for religious anxiety. Pretty heavy.
	4:14pm green man: Love this. Is the whole album pretty good?
	4:14pm DCE: guitars and organs, all day and night baby
	4:18pm drewo: Wow. Now I'm pretty bummed. But in a (drug free) heavy psychedelic way. Thanks Fabio!
	4:19pm Cecile: more on Top Drawer: ifoundmusic.com...
	👻 4:21pm chris: Fabio, Failurites, this is indeed Top Drawer (Shelf) stuff right here...
	4:23pm Cheri Pi: nice link C$
	👻 4:25pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Dammit, too many distractions during this set, which is all up my bloodstream. Will have to scour archive later. But consider this a global yay.
	4:25pm common: love the La Planete Sauvage s.t. and the flick so good!
	4:26pm Claw!: Damn, Fabio... You're absolutely KILLIN IT today.
	4:27pm Polyus: I am one of those people who came to Fantastic Planet late, via that first Quasimoto record.
	👻 4:29pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I recall first seeing Fantastic Planet at a great old indie theater here in DC that is sadly long gone (RIP biograph), about 25+ years ago, probably under "unusual conditions." -- it changed everything.
	4:30pm Cecile: I have to see it again. I was kind of immature and not real used to cinematic art at the time.
	4:33pm common: man, rev. woulda loved to have seen that on the big screen! under "unusual conditions" of course!
	4:37pm Cecile: It was a big enough hit that I remember TV ads for it on the Detroit stations.
	👻 4:38pm mrdonutsu: Here we go!
	👻 4:39pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ......blanga.....!
	4:40pm steve: good god man, this has been a heavy show
	4:41pm dale: as fabio's in a prog mood i hope he cues up some styx or supertramp.
	👻 4:41pm Rev. Turnip Druid: CLICK.
	4:41pm Cheri Pi: Angry water-pick to the space giants.
	👻 4:42pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ON THIS CLICKY-STAR I SHALL BUILD MY KINGDOM.
	4:43pm Cheri Pi: Pre-clicked! Boy does it do a good job removing tartar as well.
	4:43pm Cheri Pi: And so on that day, a galaxy was bjorne.
	👻 4:43pm mrdonutsu: White Hills playing ATP Iceland in July. Got my tix!!
	4:44pm Mark: Cecile, thanks for posting that link about Top Drawer. I never heard of them, either, but I noticed that track and made a note to myself. Good stuff!
	4:45pm dale: are you folk talking about this animation? it looks like monty python gone amok! www.youtube.com...
	4:47pm Mark: Just looked at that trailer--they weren't gobbling acid like candy or anything, right?
	4:48pm Cecile: Yep, that's the one. Made me very nervous when I was a wee one.
	4:48pm TDK60: Fantastic Planet is great; first saw it for free in the basement of a Unitarian Church. Not that I'm a Unitarian.
	4:49pm Hel: Never heard White Hills before..it's like space age Götterdämmerung
	👻 4:49pm chris: wowee
	4:50pm Hel: Fabio is fabulous!
	4:50pm Cecile: man, but Detroit TV was crazy. They were running trailers for DePalma and Cronenberg films in the 70s during the dinner hour!
	4:51pm Guido from Cologne: Yes
	👻 4:52pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Several staplers now tumbling in the crop. White Hills, j'accuse!
	4:52pm Guido from Cologne: correct
	4:52pm Polyus: I think channel 50 was the only thing from Detroit we got up in the middle of the state. I do vaguely recall crazy animated commercials for Parliament records though.
	4:52pm Dean: "Autovision" is German for "autovision."
	4:53pm Cecile: Yeah, it was Channel 50. We got it up in the U.P., too. Crazy channel. I miss it terribly.
	4:54pm Guido from Cologne: Those experimental Reichel records were pretty obscure before they were re-discovered by the audience in the 90ies thanks to Julian Cope.
	4:55pm Cecile: probably on the border
	4:57pm Fuzzy: @dale: Thanks for the preview link! Grabbing the torrent to watch tonight!
	4:58pm Cecile: fuzzy! Love your meatwad icon
	4:59pm Cecile: moar rock, plz
	4:59pm Cecile: this sounds like my washing machine when it's unbalanced.
	4:59pm Fuzzy: @Cecile: Thanks! Who doesn't love Meatwad?
	4:59pm Hel: Is there a link to the show that Fabio just mentioned, i was on the ph...takk
	👻 4:59pm chris: bye, again, guys :-( stoopid workies
	5:00pm Cecile: nobody doesn't like meatwad.
	5:01pm Claw!: Meatwad = Love
	5:01pm V Priceless: Cup Power! : )
	5:02pm Cecile: meatwad makin' money see.
	5:03pm Claw!: meatwad get the honeyz, G
	5:04pm Fuzzy: ¯\_(ツ)¯\_¯\_(ツ)¯\_¯\_(ツ)¯\_
	5:05pm Claw!: Nice, Fuzzy. Reeeeaaaaalll nice.
	5:11pm Cecile: A Moore!
	5:15pm A.More: Flying Does Help.
	5:15pm Guido from Cologne: Moore is professor at Cologne media school.
	5:15pm Cecile: cool!
	5:26pm Guido from Cologne: Belated addition to the Tangerine Dream discussion: Just watched an interwiew with Froese. He says in 1968, with the start of the TD-project, they wanted to erase all traditional means of music making and in the consequence they solld all their instruments. Some early footages show their noise-making experiments. Too bad they returned to instruments for their first records.
	5:27pm mavrg: I look forward to this show every week, and this is one of the absolute best yet!
	5:30pm paula pc: @mavrg -- totally agree. bravo, Fabio!!
	5:32pm TDK60: Yeah Fabio, this rocks.
	5:36pm dale: fuzzy - found the whole thing here. www.veoh.com...
	5:36pm northguineahills: yep, Yap is in Micronesia.
	5:37pm Cecile: Jon Voight?
	5:38pm Cecile: Robert Duvall and Donald Pleasance
	5:39pm Richard Scummrock: I love Clay.
	5:39pm Claw!: Good lookin, Dale. Thanks!
	5:41pm Cecile: sipping Mateus
	5:41pm TDK60: I must have missed something. What are "library tapes? Or is it "Library Tapes"?
	5:41pm Cecile: More like a Mr. Rourke.
	5:42pm V Priceless: Muskatel!
	👻 5:43pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Peppermint schnapps and ocelot jerky....
	5:44pm Cecile: chianti in a straw-covered bottle.
	5:44pm nic: can't he shut up
	5:45pm Hel: re" white suits- I 'saw"Otto Jespersun in that skit where he's running down the hallway of the hospital whilst popping the patient's meds in the white lab coat
	5:47pm quinn: fantastic soundtrack for driving through industrial sunset park with a baby
	5:48pm Marcel M: Yo Fabio
	5:48pm coelacanth: Hi y'all been lurkin',listening in fragments. Fuzzy i wish i could clicky-star your post at 5:04!
	5:49pm coelacanth: quinn,hopefully the baby hasn't seen too many scary movies.
	5:50pm dale: this starts out like a slow version of 'i'll play for you' by seals and crofts
	5:50pm northguineahills: Just found out this Philip Johnson is British, so it's not the Philip Johnson the architect of the Glass House fame that I was secretly wanting it to be.
	5:51pm TDK60: Love the Broadcast, and now, here's Robert W.
	5:51pm Cecile: ah, great song.
	5:51pm coelacanth: Great song!
	5:51pm kat330: @ngh: Hey, are you moving to OK City?
	5:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...hi honey - I'm homely...
	5:53pm dale: clay and fabio need to do a four hour music throwdown come fundraising time.
	5:54pm TDK60: Not to brag, got to see Robert W. drum, once upon a time.
	5:54pm Lewis: As a rule, not an RW fan, but there are some that I am particularly fond of and this one of them...
	5:56pm coelacanth: Thank you Fabio. Excellent as always.
	5:56pm dale: i love that wyatt
	5:57pm TDK60: Yes, a Chic song. Gaylord F. played that not so long ago.
	5:57pm Cecile: both versions are great.
	5:57pm Cecile: I slightly prefer the Chic, but Wyatt does it justice.
	5:58pm northguineahills: @kat: I haven't heard anything back since last Wednesday. I'm calling Monday if I hear nothing.
	5:58pm Claw!: Thanks for a great show, Fabio! Really wonderful stuff!
	5:58pm TDK60: I agree with ya, Cecile.
	5:58pm kat330: @NGH: Maybe not yet orange alert (let alone red), but we're considering our landlord bringing by an appraiser tomorrow afternoon as at least a yellow alert that we may have a household move upcoming. Been wanting and peripherally considering it anyway after both my parents passed over 4 years ago, so this may just be the nudge needed. Rather than throwing a dart at a U.S. map, I did a general search on affordable progressive U.S. cities and came up w/ this: tinyurl.com... As you see, Oklahoma City makes this list, all tornado alley-ness aside. S'anyway, JT's checking out jobs in those Texas and other towns. Never in a zillion years thought I'd ever live in Texas. But desperate times call for desperate measures.
	5:59pm Fuzzy: @dale: Nice find -- already grabbed the 4+ GB torrent though! @coelacanth: Cut and paste it to a file for future use! Soft Boys was an early Robyn Hitchcock thang.
	5:59pm common: horsies again! love that berbarian sound studio flick!
	6:00pm dale: the lord of flatbush
	6:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Radio 4 BBC On Music - Robert Wyatt mp3 DirectLink: downloads.bbc.co.uk...
	6:00pm ?: great program! greets from Greece
	6:01pm dale: fuzzy - i'm a moron - where do you get that?

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from January 29, 2015

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The Failure of Noise
The Failure of Sound
The Failure of Rock
The Failure of the Avant Garde
The Failure of the Space Age
The Failure of Jazz
The Failure of Psychedelia
The Failure of Krautrock
The Failure of Electronic
The Failure of Pop
The Failure of Free-form
The Failure of the 20th Century

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January 29, 2015: A Far Out Failure

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
James Last	Mr. Giant man "Mr. Giant man" by "James Last"	Voodoo Party	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Tangerine Dream	Rubycon part II, A	Rubycon	0:10:52 (Pop-up)
Tangerine Dream	Atem (excerpt) "Atem (excerpt)" by "Tangerine Dream"	Atem	0:11:19 (Pop-up)
Tangerine Dream	Fly And Collision Of Coma Sola	Alpha Centauri	0:14:56 (Pop-up)
Tangerine Dream	Journey Through a Burning Brain	Electronic Meditation	0:22:22 (Pop-up)
Tangerine Dream	First Movement: Birth of liquid plejades (excerpt)	Zeit	0:28:47 (Pop-up)

Aphrodite's Child	Air "Air" by "Aphrodite's Child"	It's Five O'clock	0:49:43 (Pop-up)
Aphrodite's Child	Funky Mary "Funky Mary" by "Aphrodite's Child"	It's Five O'clock	0:50:16 (Pop-up)
Aphrodite's Child	7 Trumpets/Altamont	666	0:57:36 (Pop-up)
Aphrodite's Child	The Four Horsemen	666	0:57:49 (Pop-up)

Top Drawer	song of a sinner "song of a sinner" by "Top Drawer"	Forge Your Own Chains: Heavy Psychedelic Ballads and Dirges 1968-1974 (V/A)	1:11:14 (Pop-up)
Alain Goraguer	Deshominisation (I)	La Planete Sauvage (O.S.T.)	1:20:56 (Pop-up)
Ulaan Markhor	In the Ravine "In the Ravine" by "Ulaan Markhor"	Spiral Horns, Black Onions, et al.	1:22:20 (Pop-up)
Achim Reichel	Tanz der Vogel in den Winden	Autovision	1:28:07 (Pop-up)
White Hills	Paradise "Paradise" by "White Hills"	H-p1	1:38:55 (Pop-up)

Titanoboa	Ante Sapina "Ante Sapina" by "Titanoboa"	Noise Of Cologne 2	2:00:22 (Pop-up)
Ottoanna	Get Rid of these Rubber Noises	Federated States of Micronesia	2:06:26 (Pop-up)
Anthony Moore	Trans Cologne Tramway	Noise Of Cologne 2	2:09:50 (Pop-up)
Sidsel Endresen & Stian Westerhus	baton	Bonita	2:13:38 (Pop-up)
Philip Johnson	The Karate Kicking Girl Of New Invention	Youth In Mourning	2:28:48 (Pop-up)

Library Tapes	Departures (Burning Saints for Your Own Sins)	Feelings For Something Lost	2:44:18 (Pop-up)
Broadcast	The Equestrian Vortex "The Equestrian Vortex" by "Broadcast"	Berberian Sound Studio	2:48:37 (Pop-up)
Robert Wyatt	At Last I Am Free "At Last I Am Free" by "Robert Wyatt"	Different Every Time	2:52:43 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:05pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Fabio.
	3:07pm Cheri Pi: YEP
	3:08pm DCE: lovely start Mr Fabio SIR
	3:08pm cory: hi all
	3:12pm common: yeeehooooooo!
	3:14pm Hel: Mr Giant Man is my new fav song...Finntroll needs to do a cover version asap!
	3:15pm V Priceless: Hi Fabio and all!
	3:15pm DCE: I'm up for hours of Edgar today
	3:16pm Chris from DC: Yep this will do nicely.
	3:17pm Guido from Cologne: hello Fabio (and everyone). Please tell us confused Germans about what is so great about ALPHA CENTAURI !?!?
	3:18pm Sem Chumbo: Oh,oh...
	3:19pm Hel: @Guido & "The Confused"of Deutschland..well it's dark..therefore i like it.
	3:19pm Guido from Cologne: ... must ad: Shindig Magazine (UK) put this among the best German Spacerock albums in favour of any other TD album. Never quite got it.
	3:20pm Claw!: Yo yo yo
	3:21pm Cecile: ugh. back.
	3:21pm Rory: Sit back and trance out.
	3:21pm ?: Edgar, we hardly knew ye...
	3:21pm Cecile: filthy hippies
	3:22pm DCE: where would we be without them?
	3:22pm Guido from Cologne: This is the one good moment on the whole album ...
	3:23pm Hel: Yeah, it's more like space noise then spacerock. I'll shut up & go trance out now.
	3:23pm Cecile: play sumpthin from Sorcerer, man. I actually own that one.
	3:25pm Chris from DC: I'm ok with space noise.
	3:25pm Cheri Pi: I've been burned by Tangerine before.
	3:25pm Cheri Pi: So far so good!
	3:25pm DCE: come back to the flame
	3:27pm Ike: You got your space noise in my space rock. You got your space rock in my space noise. (BURRRRRRP)
	3:27pm Guido from Cologne: I paid some 60 Deutsche mark for a scratchy copy of this. Why could the hippies never treat their records decently? Well, the album jacket is genius! The music is a stoned afternoon session actually. Klaus Schulze on drums. Conny Schnitzler doing stuff as well.
	3:28pm Guido from Cologne: I say Atem, Phaedra, Rubycon ... maybe sorcerer ... and you have what you need.
	3:28pm Cecile: well, one theory is that they didn't know that records could go out of print, or were too stoned to care.
	3:29pm Chris from DC: Aqua from the solo stuff too.
	3:29pm Guido from Cologne: Aqua would be interesting, missing in my collection.
	3:31pm Guido from Cologne: Sorry Fabio. i was among those teenage kids spending their pocket money for "real space music". In the 70ies you hardly could pre-listen records at the shops. You had to rely on the packaging and hope for the best.
	3:32pm Sem Chumbo: Jeffrey Davidson played a few TD things this weekend past. The comments board was lively:-) There's a nice link to a homemade video shot overlooking a lake, whist the fellas improvise.
	3:35pm Guido from Cologne: Yeah, the Ossiach lake (Austria) soundscape experiment: www.youtube.com... It explains their approach.
	3:37pm Mike East: We did backline for an event that featured Tangerine Dream about a year or two ago and the rider was the biggest pain in the ass to fill. SO many keyboards...I was impressed that they kept up with the latest technology, though. They required all the newest versions of crap that we hadn't yet purchased. I booked myself as a tech on the gig so I could atleast make some extra $$ since I don't get commission and I put so much work into the job weeks in advance to get all the gear together.
	3:39pm Mike East: It was for one of the GTA games for which they contributed to the soundtrack
	3:40pm Guido from Cologne: HERE IS TD-precedessor band THE ONES 1967 feat. Edgar Froese doing some nice psychedelic: www.youtube.com...
	3:41pm Cecile: Thief
	3:41pm DCE: rule of thumb for all these bands: as the 70s get later, the bands get lamer
	3:42pm Sem Chumbo: Thief.
	3:42pm Chris from DC: Thief?
	3:42pm DCE: @ Guido--is the correct pronounciation of Edgar's name more like "FROY-sah"? just wondrin'.
	3:42pm Guido from Cologne: Label-Manager (Ohr Records) Rolf Ulrich Kaiser in the beginning just pulled the bands into the studio and let them do stuff, not with much time do do something really good. Similar to the habit of that ESP-guy.
	3:43pm DCE: it's hard fo' us MERICANS to figger out
	3:43pm Cecile: If by "oracle" if you mean the formless fetid of trivia in my brain, then I guess so.
	3:44pm DCE: I will write an ode called formless fetid of trivia
	3:44pm Cecile: "one horse is grrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen"
	3:44pm Santos L Halper: @DCE: that's a solid rule. NYT obit said Fro-zee, which i didn't expect. Fabio, will Nitzer Ebb be on the show again?
	3:44pm Guido from Cologne: @DCE You are on the right way.
	3:45pm doncaballero: Fabio, I am pretty sure it is you who turned me on to Aphrodite's Child many years ago. '666' is a life changer. 'The Four Horsemen" is an absolutely stunner cut from that record.
	3:46pm Cheri Pi: Look away Cecile
	3:47pm Cecile: you're going to drug me and put me in the trunk of your car again, aren't you Pi? :D
	3:47pm DCE: must be a hella ride
	3:48pm Cheri Pi: It'll be fun! We'll drive around the old neighborhood and "back in" to a couple dive bars.
	3:49pm Cecile: it's the patented "Cheri Pi method for tutoring non-believers in the way of Aphrodite's Child". So far it hasn't taken for me.
	3:49pm Dean: http://www.forvo.com/word/froese/ Click on the Bartleby pronunciation blue arrow.
	3:50pm common: this is some good shit, fabio!
	3:51pm Cecile: How many treatments are we on, Pi?
	3:53pm Cecile: I think my insurance only allows six treatments for music indoctrination a year.
	3:54pm Cecile: well, back in the trunk.
	3:54pm DCE: @ Dean, cool, that helps!
	3:55pm DCE: it's interesting what they do to the "r" sound
	3:56pm Cheri Pi: Well, no I've given up on that, if you can't feel the magic on this then it's just hereditary, and I respect that. We'll just go joyriding for old time sake, maybe play some Rush on 8-track.
	3:56pm Cecile: Can it be a broken 8-track?
	3:57pm DCE: the only kind of 8 track there is!
	3:57pm Cheri Pi: you betcha!
	3:57pm paula pc: I'm Greek, and I still have a hard time with these guys. But I enjoy them more every time I hear them...
	3:57pm Cecile: Davy Jones is one of the tambourine people.
	3:58pm dale: davy jones is one of the little people. davy jones is one of the dead people.
	3:58pm Cecile: I'm not at the "enjoy" part yet. Maybe I still need more treatment.
	3:58pm Rory: The Four Horseman!
	3:59pm Cecile: well, before the green horse arrives, I will have my pretzel and milk snackies!
	3:59pm DCE: poor green horse, I'm always rooting for it. maybe it willl win this time.
	4:00pm DCE: giddyap!
	4:00pm common: horsies!
	4:00pm Cheri Pi: It definitely needs examining, you seem to have a Th' Child block somewhere. Do you have a problem with sweatervests or shell necklaces?
	4:00pm DCE: common likes horsies, I understand!
	4:00pm green, man: Wow, really digging the Aph. Chd.
	4:02pm Cheri Pi: Into the trunk you go upload.wikimedia.org...
	4:03pm Cecile: I like sweatervests. I take shell necklaces on a case by case basis.
	4:03pm Dean: Roussos here sounds just a wee bit like Banco's Francesco Di Giacomo, and the biblical themes derive at least from the same N.T. as Banco's "As in a Last Supper." Both Roussos and Di Giacomo were ursine dudes, too.
	4:04pm Cecile: hahah, you are cagey. Get me hooked through admiration of clothing.
	4:05pm Cheri Pi: and the man manes and beards are nothing to fuck with.
	4:05pm chocolate monk: Demis Roussos always reminds me of "Abigail's Party"
	4:06pm Cecile: you know it. they knew how to grow some hair back then.
	4:07pm riobec: geia sou paula! i have exactly the same problem. maybe too close for comfort?
	👻 4:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: my people...
	4:08pm Dean: Prague?
	👻 4:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: PROGG.
	4:08pm Cecile: rev
	4:09pm DCE: prawgh?
	4:10pm Cheri Pi: progagly
	4:12pm slugluv1313: good afternoon, Fabio and other listeners! 666, STILL one of my all-time favorite albums after all these years!
	4:13pm Cecile: this is like Bloodrock's DOA but for religious anxiety. Pretty heavy.
	4:14pm green man: Love this. Is the whole album pretty good?
	4:14pm DCE: guitars and organs, all day and night baby
	4:18pm drewo: Wow. Now I'm pretty bummed. But in a (drug free) heavy psychedelic way. Thanks Fabio!
	4:19pm Cecile: more on Top Drawer: ifoundmusic.com...
	👻 4:21pm chris: Fabio, Failurites, this is indeed Top Drawer (Shelf) stuff right here...
	4:23pm Cheri Pi: nice link C$
	👻 4:25pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Dammit, too many distractions during this set, which is all up my bloodstream. Will have to scour archive later. But consider this a global yay.
	4:25pm common: love the La Planete Sauvage s.t. and the flick so good!
	4:26pm Claw!: Damn, Fabio... You're absolutely KILLIN IT today.
	4:27pm Polyus: I am one of those people who came to Fantastic Planet late, via that first Quasimoto record.
	👻 4:29pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I recall first seeing Fantastic Planet at a great old indie theater here in DC that is sadly long gone (RIP biograph), about 25+ years ago, probably under "unusual conditions." -- it changed everything.
	4:30pm Cecile: I have to see it again. I was kind of immature and not real used to cinematic art at the time.
	4:33pm common: man, rev. woulda loved to have seen that on the big screen! under "unusual conditions" of course!
	4:37pm Cecile: It was a big enough hit that I remember TV ads for it on the Detroit stations.
	👻 4:38pm mrdonutsu: Here we go!
	👻 4:39pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ......blanga.....!
	4:40pm steve: good god man, this has been a heavy show
	4:41pm dale: as fabio's in a prog mood i hope he cues up some styx or supertramp.
	👻 4:41pm Rev. Turnip Druid: CLICK.
	4:41pm Cheri Pi: Angry water-pick to the space giants.
	👻 4:42pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ON THIS CLICKY-STAR I SHALL BUILD MY KINGDOM.
	4:43pm Cheri Pi: Pre-clicked! Boy does it do a good job removing tartar as well.
	4:43pm Cheri Pi: And so on that day, a galaxy was bjorne.
	👻 4:43pm mrdonutsu: White Hills playing ATP Iceland in July. Got my tix!!
	4:44pm Mark: Cecile, thanks for posting that link about Top Drawer. I never heard of them, either, but I noticed that track and made a note to myself. Good stuff!
	4:45pm dale: are you folk talking about this animation? it looks like monty python gone amok! www.youtube.com...
	4:47pm Mark: Just looked at that trailer--they weren't gobbling acid like candy or anything, right?
	4:48pm Cecile: Yep, that's the one. Made me very nervous when I was a wee one.
	4:48pm TDK60: Fantastic Planet is great; first saw it for free in the basement of a Unitarian Church. Not that I'm a Unitarian.
	4:49pm Hel: Never heard White Hills before..it's like space age Götterdämmerung
	👻 4:49pm chris: wowee
	4:50pm Hel: Fabio is fabulous!
	4:50pm Cecile: man, but Detroit TV was crazy. They were running trailers for DePalma and Cronenberg films in the 70s during the dinner hour!
	4:51pm Guido from Cologne: Yes
	👻 4:52pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Several staplers now tumbling in the crop. White Hills, j'accuse!
	4:52pm Guido from Cologne: correct
	4:52pm Polyus: I think channel 50 was the only thing from Detroit we got up in the middle of the state. I do vaguely recall crazy animated commercials for Parliament records though.
	4:52pm Dean: "Autovision" is German for "autovision."
	4:53pm Cecile: Yeah, it was Channel 50. We got it up in the U.P., too. Crazy channel. I miss it terribly.
	4:54pm Guido from Cologne: Those experimental Reichel records were pretty obscure before they were re-discovered by the audience in the 90ies thanks to Julian Cope.
	4:55pm Cecile: probably on the border
	4:57pm Fuzzy: @dale: Thanks for the preview link! Grabbing the torrent to watch tonight!
	4:58pm Cecile: fuzzy! Love your meatwad icon
	4:59pm Cecile: moar rock, plz
	4:59pm Cecile: this sounds like my washing machine when it's unbalanced.
	4:59pm Fuzzy: @Cecile: Thanks! Who doesn't love Meatwad?
	4:59pm Hel: Is there a link to the show that Fabio just mentioned, i was on the ph...takk
	👻 4:59pm chris: bye, again, guys :-( stoopid workies
	5:00pm Cecile: nobody doesn't like meatwad.
	5:01pm Claw!: Meatwad = Love
	5:01pm V Priceless: Cup Power! : )
	5:02pm Cecile: meatwad makin' money see.
	5:03pm Claw!: meatwad get the honeyz, G
	5:04pm Fuzzy: ¯\_(ツ)¯\_¯\_(ツ)¯\_¯\_(ツ)¯\_
	5:05pm Claw!: Nice, Fuzzy. Reeeeaaaaalll nice.
	5:11pm Cecile: A Moore!
	5:15pm A.More: Flying Does Help.
	5:15pm Guido from Cologne: Moore is professor at Cologne media school.
	5:15pm Cecile: cool!
	5:26pm Guido from Cologne: Belated addition to the Tangerine Dream discussion: Just watched an interwiew with Froese. He says in 1968, with the start of the TD-project, they wanted to erase all traditional means of music making and in the consequence they solld all their instruments. Some early footages show their noise-making experiments. Too bad they returned to instruments for their first records.
	5:27pm mavrg: I look forward to this show every week, and this is one of the absolute best yet!
	5:30pm paula pc: @mavrg -- totally agree. bravo, Fabio!!
	5:32pm TDK60: Yeah Fabio, this rocks.
	5:36pm dale: fuzzy - found the whole thing here. www.veoh.com...
	5:36pm northguineahills: yep, Yap is in Micronesia.
	5:37pm Cecile: Jon Voight?
	5:38pm Cecile: Robert Duvall and Donald Pleasance
	5:39pm Richard Scummrock: I love Clay.
	5:39pm Claw!: Good lookin, Dale. Thanks!
	5:41pm Cecile: sipping Mateus
	5:41pm TDK60: I must have missed something. What are "library tapes? Or is it "Library Tapes"?
	5:41pm Cecile: More like a Mr. Rourke.
	5:42pm V Priceless: Muskatel!
	👻 5:43pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Peppermint schnapps and ocelot jerky....
	5:44pm Cecile: chianti in a straw-covered bottle.
	5:44pm nic: can't he shut up
	5:45pm Hel: re" white suits- I 'saw"Otto Jespersun in that skit where he's running down the hallway of the hospital whilst popping the patient's meds in the white lab coat
	5:47pm quinn: fantastic soundtrack for driving through industrial sunset park with a baby
	5:48pm Marcel M: Yo Fabio
	5:48pm coelacanth: Hi y'all been lurkin',listening in fragments. Fuzzy i wish i could clicky-star your post at 5:04!
	5:49pm coelacanth: quinn,hopefully the baby hasn't seen too many scary movies.
	5:50pm dale: this starts out like a slow version of 'i'll play for you' by seals and crofts
	5:50pm northguineahills: Just found out this Philip Johnson is British, so it's not the Philip Johnson the architect of the Glass House fame that I was secretly wanting it to be.
	5:51pm TDK60: Love the Broadcast, and now, here's Robert W.
	5:51pm Cecile: ah, great song.
	5:51pm coelacanth: Great song!
	5:51pm kat330: @ngh: Hey, are you moving to OK City?
	5:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...hi honey - I'm homely...
	5:53pm dale: clay and fabio need to do a four hour music throwdown come fundraising time.
	5:54pm TDK60: Not to brag, got to see Robert W. drum, once upon a time.
	5:54pm Lewis: As a rule, not an RW fan, but there are some that I am particularly fond of and this one of them...
	5:56pm coelacanth: Thank you Fabio. Excellent as always.
	5:56pm dale: i love that wyatt
	5:57pm TDK60: Yes, a Chic song. Gaylord F. played that not so long ago.
	5:57pm Cecile: both versions are great.
	5:57pm Cecile: I slightly prefer the Chic, but Wyatt does it justice.
	5:58pm northguineahills: @kat: I haven't heard anything back since last Wednesday. I'm calling Monday if I hear nothing.
	5:58pm Claw!: Thanks for a great show, Fabio! Really wonderful stuff!
	5:58pm TDK60: I agree with ya, Cecile.
	5:58pm kat330: @NGH: Maybe not yet orange alert (let alone red), but we're considering our landlord bringing by an appraiser tomorrow afternoon as at least a yellow alert that we may have a household move upcoming. Been wanting and peripherally considering it anyway after both my parents passed over 4 years ago, so this may just be the nudge needed. Rather than throwing a dart at a U.S. map, I did a general search on affordable progressive U.S. cities and came up w/ this: tinyurl.com... As you see, Oklahoma City makes this list, all tornado alley-ness aside. S'anyway, JT's checking out jobs in those Texas and other towns. Never in a zillion years thought I'd ever live in Texas. But desperate times call for desperate measures.
	5:59pm Fuzzy: @dale: Nice find -- already grabbed the 4+ GB torrent though! @coelacanth: Cut and paste it to a file for future use! Soft Boys was an early Robyn Hitchcock thang.
	5:59pm common: horsies again! love that berbarian sound studio flick!
	6:00pm dale: the lord of flatbush
	6:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Radio 4 BBC On Music - Robert Wyatt mp3 DirectLink: downloads.bbc.co.uk...
	6:00pm ?: great program! greets from Greece
	6:01pm dale: fuzzy - i'm a moron - where do you get that?

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from January 29, 2015

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