WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from September 1, 2015

Listener comments!
	9:02pm Sean in Citifield, Flushing: Hi Irene, hello one and all
	9:02pm P-90: Hi-rene!
	9:03pm Irene Trudel: Hi Sean! How are the Mets doing?
	9:03pm P-90: Nice sunset over cityscape. Very nice.
	9:04pm Irene Trudel: Hi P-90!
	9:07pm dale: fantastic photo!
	9:08pm Irene Trudel: Thanks P-90 and Dale. Nice music to go with the sunset. But not exactly the best for sitting at Citifield at the Mets game, which is where Sean is right now! I'll bet it's pretty loud there.
	9:10pm JakeGould: Hey Irene! Nice sunset!
	9:11pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Jake!
	9:13pm jon: evening irene and all. that was a beautiful start
	9:20pm dale: to our children's children's children is one of my favorites
	9:21pm P-90: MOODIES!
	9:23pm dale: i never thought i'd live to be a hundred/million are fantastic little filler pieces that stand up so well on their own
	9:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...grateful As Ever for this beautiful program Tues.s after the pub (for me) !...
	9:33pm dale: and we get to hear a mike pinder!
	9:34pm disastrogirl: Hi Irene. I still miss your show on Mondays. It was a nice way to start my mornings. I only hear you now if I'm working late.
	9:38pm dale: i have all the moodys solo stuff, too - even the ray thomas albums that are fairly crappy.
	9:39pm Bronwyn Bishop: Aw, just missed the Moodys.
	9:39pm Mike East: Moody Blues is a band that many have told me I should get into, but I haven't dived in yet. Maybe its time. Dug what you played
	9:41pm melinda: Like the flutes!
	9:42pm dale: mike - go no further than seventh sojourn. delve into the magnificent moodies for skiffely r&b.
	9:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - consider Moodys perhaps thee representative of the transition form Psych to Prog ...& kind of in my own way thot of them as the flipside of same coin as Syd's Floyd; who says Psych must always be the screaming horrors? Not me.
	9:45pm Andrew: Good evening, Irene. I discovered Jade Warrior just a few years back, long after their time. Nice hearing them now.
	9:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...transition *from...
	9:51pm dale: logging off but keeping my ears on. thanks irene
	9:56pm Bronwyn Bishop: I like this flute theme. I played flute in elementary school. I was good at it but I haven't picked it up in years.
	9:57pm Irene Trudel: Hi disastrogirl! Sorry you can only listen occasionally. As for the Moodys, Mike East, To Our Children's Children's Children is a particular favorite of mine (I also have a fond acid trip memory to go along with it). That and In Search of the Lost Chord are my two faves. Dale, I've tried to like the solos-- very spotty at best but most have at least one song or two worth more than one listen. Andrew, glad you like Jade Warrior. I haven't played them in way too long.
	9:58pm Bronwyn Bishop: Irene, you dropped acid???
	9:59pm JakeGould: @BronwynBishop: These wacky WFMU DJs… Who knows what they do and when they do it!
	10:00pm Mike East: thanks for the Moody tips, guys. Will definitely hit the "M" section the next time I'm at Ye Olde Record Shoppe.
	10:01pm slugluv1313: JADE WARRIOR! lovely!
	10:03pm Mike East: I took acid the first time at Rutgers...in the woods off the Livingston campus...good times.
	10:04pm Sean in Long Island City: Hi Irene, Just got back from the game, a complete disaster, 14-6 Phillies, time to rest and listen to your wonderful choice of music
	10:04pm Mike East: I also did not often, and have not in many years...
	10:09pm Irene Trudel: Yes, Mike, a little LSD went a long way for me. Glad I tried it, though. Sean, I'm so sorry The Mets didn't win for you. Drown your sorrows and I'll continue to play some nice music for you.
	10:26pm Bronwyn Bishop: Such a beautiful song. Its use in Love and Mercy was so brilliant.
	10:29pm Mike East: agree, Bronwyn. Really dug that movie. Was thinking you'd have to try pretty hard to make a bad movie with a Beach Boys soundtrack. In the very least you could close your eyes and just listen and its better than half the films out there.
	10:36pm Irene Trudel: Love and Mercy was really great, although I couldn't get away from the idea that John Cusack as Brian Wilson wasn't entirely believable.
	10:40pm KP: The younger actor should have played both parts. He was great.
	10:40pm Mike East: I know what you mean. I thought he did a great job of conveying the feeling of being trapped and frightened, though, so it worked as a drama.
	10:41pm KP: Good evening, Irene.
	10:43pm Irene Trudel: Agreed, KP (and Hello). Paul Dano was really terrific in the part.
	10:43pm Sean in Long Island City: Irene, wonderful as ever but I am starting to wilt so will catch the rest of the show in archive
	10:45pm Irene Trudel: Glad you were able to join us in real time, Sean!
	10:46pm Bronwyn Bishop: The parts where Paul Dano as Brian began to hear voices made me cry :(
	10:46pm dave: Wow, Irene, this is incredible
	10:48pm KP: That's just it. Dano was believable.
	10:51pm JakeGould: Paul Dano is a very good actor.
	10:52pm KP: This Eszter is believable as well
	10:54pm Mike East: Exit 63 is long beach island!
	10:54pm Mike East: (probably not what she's referring to) ;)
	10:56pm Irene Trudel: No, it's a song inspired by Eszter's dad.
	11:03pm JakeGould: Eszter Balint is talented and has a cool career.
	11:06pm Clay Pigeon: Paul Giamatti and Elizabeth Banks were really good in Love and Mercy, as well. I always think Cusack is interesting. He had the facial mannerisms, posture, speech syntax down very well. I guess another question would be ... who else might have been cast? Bill Pullman? Irene, you sound great!
	11:07pm Irene Trudel: Jake, did you hear the set she recorded for me in July? It's in the archives. Really great.
	11:09pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Clay! I thought Giamatti was a bit over the top, but I guess that's what he's best at. Bill Pullman might've been a good choice, but I agree with KP that Paul Dano should've played both roles.
	11:11pm JakeGould: @IreneTrudel: Yup! Great set!
	11:12pm Bronwyn Bishop: Giamatti was definitely over the top (although still good) but apparently they actually toned the character of Landy down from the real thing...
	11:22pm ?: Irene, do you know Karen Beth? I found an album of hers recently and I like it. I think Dano was maybe too young to play the older Wilson. They would have had to go all Benjamin Button on him. He was tremendous in There Will Be Blood. You are also tremendous!
	11:23pm Clay: OOPs ? is me.
	11:24pm JakeGould: @Clay: Damn! You made a mistake!
	11:25pm Clay: A huge mistake, Jake. My face is warm with shame.
	11:27pm JakeGould: @Clay: I’m getting my stone out and a chisel to mark this moment officially for eternity.
	11:27pm Irene Trudel: No, I don't know Karen Beth's music. Is it in WFMU's library? I'll have to check her out.
	11:31pm Clay: I just found it her "Harvest" LP at a flea market. Decca. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXHs6KNoI6o Have to run. It was nice hearing you and talking movies. Love to Peter. :>)
	11:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, all. I've been lurking tonight, and in & out. Enjoyed the show.
	11:53pm Irene Trudel: Hi Ken! Glad to hear from you at the end. G'nite all, and hope you have a nice Labor Day weekend.
	11:55pm Andrew: I first discovered this show long ago searching for The Collectors songs online and found Howard Christman's Older on a playlist.
	11:57pm Listener Robert: Sothing & satisfying as usu., Ms. Trudel. Leaving as you sign off for my recent streamed addiction -- Art Bell -- & unfortunately I've drunk so much Coke I might stay up thru it instead of sleeping.
	11:58pm JakeGould: Goodnight Irene!
	11:59pm Irene Trudel: Wow, it's great that you discovered the show that way. Thanks listener Robert and Jake and everybody else. Catch you next week
	11:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Bronwyn Bishop - My high school instrument was the cornet. Like you, I haven't touched it since then.
	1:15pm Van in DC: Ooooooookay. I forgot something this week. Here for the first set or so...
	1:55pm Van in DC: I too loved the double dose of Moody Blues
	🥁 8:19am Sean in St Louis, MO: Great show,Irene, thank you
	12:20pm Van in DC: So here to finally finish this show. Wow, that set ending with Myrkur was inspired. NICE!!

Irene Trudel: Playlist from September 1, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Masaya Kato.	VI "VI" by "Masaya Kato."	Trace of Voices	Time Released Sound	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Chenoa Anderson	Disturbances of Circadian Rhythm	Krishna's Flute	Earsay Productions	0:07:32 (Pop-up)
Moody Blues	Eyes of a Child "Eyes of a Child" by "Moody Blues"	To Our Children's Children's Children	Deram	0:18:55 (Pop-up)
Johanna Warren	True Colors "True Colors" by "Johanna Warren"	Nūmūn	Team Love Records	0:22:01 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Loren Mazzacane Connors	Airs 4-8 "Airs 4-8" by "Loren Mazzacane Connors"	Airs	Road Cone	0:24:39 (Pop-up)
Moody Blues	Sun Is Still Shining "Sun Is Still Shining" by "Moody Blues"	To Our Children's Children's Children	Deram	0:32:26 (Pop-up)
Jethro Tull	A Song For Jeffrey "A Song For Jeffrey" by "Jethro Tull"	This Was	Chrysalis	0:35:05 (Pop-up)
Jade Warrior	Dragonfly Day "Dragonfly Day" by "Jade Warrior"	Jade Warrior	Line Records	0:38:25 (Pop-up)
Hollins & Starr	Vivace/Lovable "Vivace/Lovable" by "Hollins & Starr"	Sidewalks Talking	Ovation	0:46:15 (Pop-up)
Seatrain	We Are Your Children Too	Watch	Warner Bros.	0:52:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Loren Mazzacane Connors	Airs 4-8 "Airs 4-8" by "Loren Mazzacane Connors"	Airs	Road Cone	0:57:43 (Pop-up)
Charles Lloyd	Lark (Live at Jazztopad Festival, Poland	Wild Man Dance	Blue Note	1:06:48 (Pop-up)
Sontag Shogun	Jubokko "Jubokko" by "Sontag Shogun"	"tale"	[Sontag Shogun]	1:19:27 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	'Til I Die "'Til I Die" by "The Beach Boys"	Surf's Up	Brother/ Reprise	1:24:43 (Pop-up)
The Silver Lake Chorus	Heavy Star Movin'	The Silver Lake Chorus	Six Degrees	1:27:09 (Pop-up)
Flo Morrissey	Sleeplessly Dreaming	Tomorrow Will Be Beautiful	Glassnote	1:30:58 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Loren Mazzacane Connors	Airs 4-8 "Airs 4-8" by "Loren Mazzacane Connors"	Airs	Road Cone	1:36:39 (Pop-up)
Cecile McLorin Salvant	Le Mal De Vivre	For One to Love	Mack Avenue	1:41:48 (Pop-up)
Eszter Balint	Exit at 63 "Exit at 63" by "Eszter Balint"	Airless Midnight	Red Herring	1:48:10 (Pop-up)
Florent Ghys	Nappe Brodee, ou Tanki	Television	Cantaloupe	1:53:17 (Pop-up)
Speed Bump	Melnik "Melnik" by "Speed Bump"	Speed Bump	Speed Bump	1:59:12 (Pop-up)
The Classical	Deft With Language "Deft With Language" by "The Classical"	Diptych	Time Senstiive Materials	2:02:27 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Loren Mazzacane Connors	Airs 4-8 "Airs 4-8" by "Loren Mazzacane Connors"	Airs	Road Cone	2:08:18 (Pop-up)
Joan Shelley	Subtle Love "Subtle Love" by "Joan Shelley"	Over and Even	No Quarter Records	2:17:57 (Pop-up)
Meg Baird	Stars Unwinding "Stars Unwinding" by "Meg Baird"	Don't Weigh Down the Light	Drag City	2:22:02 (Pop-up)
Halgrath	The Opposite Mind and Mutuality	The Whole Path of War and Acceptance	Tesco	2:27:18 (Pop-up)
Danielle de Picciotto	Home Sweet Home	Tacoma	Moabit Music	2:34:17 (Pop-up)
Myrkur	Skogen Skulle Do "Skogen Skulle Do" by "Myrkur"	M	Relapse	2:42:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Loren Mazzacane Connors	Airs 4-8 "Airs 4-8" by "Loren Mazzacane Connors"	Airs	Road Cone	2:49:54 (Pop-up)
The Collecters	One Act Play "One Act Play" by "The Collecters"	The Collectors	Line	2:51:15 (Pop-up)
King Crimson	Cadence and Cascade "Cadence and Cascade" by "King Crimson"	Live at the Marquee 8/10/71	Discipline Global Mobile	2:54:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Loren Mazzacane Connors	Airs 4-8 "Airs 4-8" by "Loren Mazzacane Connors"	Airs	Road Cone	2:59:16 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02pm Sean in Citifield, Flushing: Hi Irene, hello one and all
	9:02pm P-90: Hi-rene!
	9:03pm Irene Trudel: Hi Sean! How are the Mets doing?
	9:03pm P-90: Nice sunset over cityscape. Very nice.
	9:04pm Irene Trudel: Hi P-90!
	9:07pm dale: fantastic photo!
	9:08pm Irene Trudel: Thanks P-90 and Dale. Nice music to go with the sunset. But not exactly the best for sitting at Citifield at the Mets game, which is where Sean is right now! I'll bet it's pretty loud there.
	9:10pm JakeGould: Hey Irene! Nice sunset!
	9:11pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Jake!
	9:13pm jon: evening irene and all. that was a beautiful start
	9:20pm dale: to our children's children's children is one of my favorites
	9:21pm P-90: MOODIES!
	9:23pm dale: i never thought i'd live to be a hundred/million are fantastic little filler pieces that stand up so well on their own
	9:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...grateful As Ever for this beautiful program Tues.s after the pub (for me) !...
	9:33pm dale: and we get to hear a mike pinder!
	9:34pm disastrogirl: Hi Irene. I still miss your show on Mondays. It was a nice way to start my mornings. I only hear you now if I'm working late.
	9:38pm dale: i have all the moodys solo stuff, too - even the ray thomas albums that are fairly crappy.
	9:39pm Bronwyn Bishop: Aw, just missed the Moodys.
	9:39pm Mike East: Moody Blues is a band that many have told me I should get into, but I haven't dived in yet. Maybe its time. Dug what you played
	9:41pm melinda: Like the flutes!
	9:42pm dale: mike - go no further than seventh sojourn. delve into the magnificent moodies for skiffely r&b.
	9:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - consider Moodys perhaps thee representative of the transition form Psych to Prog ...& kind of in my own way thot of them as the flipside of same coin as Syd's Floyd; who says Psych must always be the screaming horrors? Not me.
	9:45pm Andrew: Good evening, Irene. I discovered Jade Warrior just a few years back, long after their time. Nice hearing them now.
	9:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...transition *from...
	9:51pm dale: logging off but keeping my ears on. thanks irene
	9:56pm Bronwyn Bishop: I like this flute theme. I played flute in elementary school. I was good at it but I haven't picked it up in years.
	9:57pm Irene Trudel: Hi disastrogirl! Sorry you can only listen occasionally. As for the Moodys, Mike East, To Our Children's Children's Children is a particular favorite of mine (I also have a fond acid trip memory to go along with it). That and In Search of the Lost Chord are my two faves. Dale, I've tried to like the solos-- very spotty at best but most have at least one song or two worth more than one listen. Andrew, glad you like Jade Warrior. I haven't played them in way too long.
	9:58pm Bronwyn Bishop: Irene, you dropped acid???
	9:59pm JakeGould: @BronwynBishop: These wacky WFMU DJs… Who knows what they do and when they do it!
	10:00pm Mike East: thanks for the Moody tips, guys. Will definitely hit the "M" section the next time I'm at Ye Olde Record Shoppe.
	10:01pm slugluv1313: JADE WARRIOR! lovely!
	10:03pm Mike East: I took acid the first time at Rutgers...in the woods off the Livingston campus...good times.
	10:04pm Sean in Long Island City: Hi Irene, Just got back from the game, a complete disaster, 14-6 Phillies, time to rest and listen to your wonderful choice of music
	10:04pm Mike East: I also did not often, and have not in many years...
	10:09pm Irene Trudel: Yes, Mike, a little LSD went a long way for me. Glad I tried it, though. Sean, I'm so sorry The Mets didn't win for you. Drown your sorrows and I'll continue to play some nice music for you.
	10:26pm Bronwyn Bishop: Such a beautiful song. Its use in Love and Mercy was so brilliant.
	10:29pm Mike East: agree, Bronwyn. Really dug that movie. Was thinking you'd have to try pretty hard to make a bad movie with a Beach Boys soundtrack. In the very least you could close your eyes and just listen and its better than half the films out there.
	10:36pm Irene Trudel: Love and Mercy was really great, although I couldn't get away from the idea that John Cusack as Brian Wilson wasn't entirely believable.
	10:40pm KP: The younger actor should have played both parts. He was great.
	10:40pm Mike East: I know what you mean. I thought he did a great job of conveying the feeling of being trapped and frightened, though, so it worked as a drama.
	10:41pm KP: Good evening, Irene.
	10:43pm Irene Trudel: Agreed, KP (and Hello). Paul Dano was really terrific in the part.
	10:43pm Sean in Long Island City: Irene, wonderful as ever but I am starting to wilt so will catch the rest of the show in archive
	10:45pm Irene Trudel: Glad you were able to join us in real time, Sean!
	10:46pm Bronwyn Bishop: The parts where Paul Dano as Brian began to hear voices made me cry :(
	10:46pm dave: Wow, Irene, this is incredible
	10:48pm KP: That's just it. Dano was believable.
	10:51pm JakeGould: Paul Dano is a very good actor.
	10:52pm KP: This Eszter is believable as well
	10:54pm Mike East: Exit 63 is long beach island!
	10:54pm Mike East: (probably not what she's referring to) ;)
	10:56pm Irene Trudel: No, it's a song inspired by Eszter's dad.
	11:03pm JakeGould: Eszter Balint is talented and has a cool career.
	11:06pm Clay Pigeon: Paul Giamatti and Elizabeth Banks were really good in Love and Mercy, as well. I always think Cusack is interesting. He had the facial mannerisms, posture, speech syntax down very well. I guess another question would be ... who else might have been cast? Bill Pullman? Irene, you sound great!
	11:07pm Irene Trudel: Jake, did you hear the set she recorded for me in July? It's in the archives. Really great.
	11:09pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Clay! I thought Giamatti was a bit over the top, but I guess that's what he's best at. Bill Pullman might've been a good choice, but I agree with KP that Paul Dano should've played both roles.
	11:11pm JakeGould: @IreneTrudel: Yup! Great set!
	11:12pm Bronwyn Bishop: Giamatti was definitely over the top (although still good) but apparently they actually toned the character of Landy down from the real thing...
	11:22pm ?: Irene, do you know Karen Beth? I found an album of hers recently and I like it. I think Dano was maybe too young to play the older Wilson. They would have had to go all Benjamin Button on him. He was tremendous in There Will Be Blood. You are also tremendous!
	11:23pm Clay: OOPs ? is me.
	11:24pm JakeGould: @Clay: Damn! You made a mistake!
	11:25pm Clay: A huge mistake, Jake. My face is warm with shame.
	11:27pm JakeGould: @Clay: I’m getting my stone out and a chisel to mark this moment officially for eternity.
	11:27pm Irene Trudel: No, I don't know Karen Beth's music. Is it in WFMU's library? I'll have to check her out.
	11:31pm Clay: I just found it her "Harvest" LP at a flea market. Decca. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXHs6KNoI6o Have to run. It was nice hearing you and talking movies. Love to Peter. :>)
	11:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, all. I've been lurking tonight, and in & out. Enjoyed the show.
	11:53pm Irene Trudel: Hi Ken! Glad to hear from you at the end. G'nite all, and hope you have a nice Labor Day weekend.
	11:55pm Andrew: I first discovered this show long ago searching for The Collectors songs online and found Howard Christman's Older on a playlist.
	11:57pm Listener Robert: Sothing & satisfying as usu., Ms. Trudel. Leaving as you sign off for my recent streamed addiction -- Art Bell -- & unfortunately I've drunk so much Coke I might stay up thru it instead of sleeping.
	11:58pm JakeGould: Goodnight Irene!
	11:59pm Irene Trudel: Wow, it's great that you discovered the show that way. Thanks listener Robert and Jake and everybody else. Catch you next week
	11:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Bronwyn Bishop - My high school instrument was the cornet. Like you, I haven't touched it since then.
	1:15pm Van in DC: Ooooooookay. I forgot something this week. Here for the first set or so...
	1:55pm Van in DC: I too loved the double dose of Moody Blues
	🥁 8:19am Sean in St Louis, MO: Great show,Irene, thank you
	12:20pm Van in DC: So here to finally finish this show. Wow, that set ending with Myrkur was inspired. NICE!!

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