WFMU: Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from November 19, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: Good afternoon, Mayuko and all!
	12:03pm Mayuko: Hello, thanks for tuning in, james!
	12:05pm listener james from westwood: Aaaah, love the user pic! And the sounds of the Americas.
	12:05pm listener james from westwood: I can 100% guarantee I first heard "Tea for Two" in a classic Warner Bros. cartoon.
	12:08pm Mayuko: Ha! I never knew that! That's the kind of moment that I can feel I made the right choice. There's definitely a context there even without me knowing!
	12:10pm listener james from westwood: Same w/ choosing a Latin-sounding Perrey track. We're in good hands this afternoon!
	12:14pm JtotheK: Hi everyone! Enjoying the tunes this afternoon.
	12:20pm Mayuko: Thank you for tuning in, JtotheK! Glad to have you here.
	12:36pm Bill Mac: Hey Hidee Ho Mayuko! Surrender, or be blown into 17,670,002 micro-cells! Enjoying the sounds from the comfort of my South NJ living room.
	12:41pm Mayuko: Bill! So happy to have you here!!!
	12:42pm coelacanth: hello Mayuko and others
	12:46pm coelacanth: aw i missed a Jean-Jacques tribute? - Bill, by "micro-cells" you mean smithereens, right?
	12:50pm Bill Mac: @CC - I do! but In thought that I'd honor Marvin by quoting Duck Dodgers in the 24 1/2 century.
	12:54pm Bill Mac: Using Warner Brothers cartoon characters as an analogy to the situation? You're more American than you think.
	12:55pm coelacanth: oh, that's marvin? (!)
	12:58pm Fred: Hello from cold communist Russia
	1:01pm mdashkin: Mayuko - I'm glad to hear you're staying in the USA. I was afraid you were going to move to Germany (or somewhere), after the election! ;-)
	1:03pm coelacanth: i'm sad to know of your situation, Mayuko. unfortunately, i'm positive that the "conservatives" (i really don't like the inaccuracy of those commonly accepted terms, but...) - would be happy to hear that it's difficult and intimidating.
	1:04pm Mayuko: coelacanth! glad to have you here! Hallo FMU Comrade Fred, welcome on board! mdashkin, as long as they don't kick me out - it's really up to them where I can be. Frustrated Face.
	1:04pm coelacanth: ...this reminds me a lot of television. (the band)
	1:06pm Fred: Still feeling anxiety because of the election results. Nightmare even in cold russian hell. Any advices for immigration?:)
	1:12pm Jason_: Hey Mayuko & listeners. Still another potential election nightmare (rerun of Austrian Presidential election, Green v 'Freedom' Party) in 2016... and 2017 with Le Pen looming. Scary times.
	1:13pm Bill Mac: @Mayuko BTW did you get my reply to your email? Also, YOU'RE NOT GOING ANYWHERE! Fingers crossed!
	1:13pm Mayuko: @coelacanth it's a struggle, but it has given me the chance to gain more imagination and sympathy for people's lives who needed to fled during the world war 2 without knowing they can make it or not, and the refugees etc. It's really horrifying when you don't have much control over your life. So it's been a good learning lessons.
	1:13pm geezerette: Hi Mayuko! Where to go? The whole planet is destabilized and crazy. I think the American people are,in general,more open minded and open hearted than the election indicates. At least I hope so. Hi everyone else! :)
	1:15pm geezerette: & I love your Porky Pig avatar.
	1:18pm listener james from westwood: Hope Sandoval = most welcome
	1:19pm Mayuko: Bill @12:54 Japanese are so Americanized already. And I DID receive your reply! Thank you so much! The work was crazy yesterday and then I went to see Crash Course in Science and got home late, fell asleep right away.
	1:19pm Jason_: ^^ as an European observer I take (sort of) solace that 60 million votes out of 300 milllion population is not necessary indicative of a national psyche
	1:21pm Mayuko: @Fred well, this new president loves Putin and he permits Japanese to arm themselves with nuclear weapons, so our Far East neighborhood is good I guess.
	1:21pm Mayuko: And hallos Jason_, glad to have you here!
	1:22pm Bill Mac: Crash Course is a vintage Philly punk band. Hope they were good... The missus is digging Hope Sandoval...
	1:22pm geezerette: @Jason: Yes, he has no mandate. He and his team behave that way. It's impossible not to think of WWII.
	1:23pm Fred: Mayuko, wish you good luck. I understand you. Wanna immigrate to France because I'm in love with its culture and warm atmosphere, parisian chic etc.) but afraid of right-wing populists. So sad that democracy is taken for granted. I wish those populists could meet 'real conservative folks' here, in autocratic society. Hope you survive trumpsfdays
	1:26pm Bill Mac: At last count Clinton leads Trump in popular vote by at least 1.5 million, and they're still counting. Another way to look at it.
	1:28pm mdashkin: Folks: Remember that Clinton won the popular vote. It just seems like a huge victory for Trump b/c of the electoral college. If several of the swing states (Florida, Pennsylvania) had voted just 1 percentage point the other way, Clinton would have won those states (and the election).
	1:28pm geezerette: The show today is such a comforting presence Mayuko. @Fred: So happy you're ok!
	1:28pm Fred: I've always hated 'left' and 'right' labels. Problem is that people in poor societies travel so little, they can't feel and appreciate diversity. Sometimes 'conservatives' just struggle with everyday difficulties Mayuko, wish you good luck. I understand you. Wanna immigrate to France because I'm in love with its culture and warm atmosphere, parisian chic etc.) but afraid of right-wing populists. So sad that democracy is taken for granted. I wish those populists could meet 'real conservative folks' here, in autocratic society and don't have time to educate themselves.
	1:30pm Mayuko: geezerette @1:13 I agree completely. America is actually not that bad as much as American people say. I know there's really horrible news now. But here everyone is vocal about their opinions, whereas in my country it's so easy to be trained to shut up. I'd imagine that's not too different in Russia too. In many other countries. There's no society without problems and racists, but as long as there's open discussions, that's so so much healthier as community.
	1:32pm geezerette: Mayuko@1:30: That's exactly what we're worried about losing!
	1:32pm Fred: @geezerette thanks. Sorry for the mess in my previous message, something wrong with the keyboard%(
	1:34pm geezerette: You're doing great! Glad you're feeling good enough to comment! :D
	1:38pm Mayuko: Thanks for the luck, Fred, I need that! We'll all survive!
	1:41pm Fred: Those guys like Trump just legitimise hate. He can't ruin anything.
	1:46pm Mayuko: I feel like it's the anger we need to deal with and learn what it is and how it works, before it turns into hatred towards others.
	1:49pm geezerette: I agree.
	1:52pm Mayuko: 2 hours flew away in a second it feels! This is my last music today - thank you all for listening!!!!!!!
	1:53pm Bill Mac: @Mayuko - Great stuff!!! Thanks so much!!!
	1:53pm geezerette: Thanks for a wonderful show Mayuko!
	1:55pm mdashkin: Thank you!!!!!!
	1:56pm Fred: @Mayuko thank you!! Lovely evening
	1:57pm doctorjazz: Don't get to listen to the show in real time too often. Listening Oin The car, streaming on my phone, had to pull over and say what a great set this is! Love this Klusevsik!
	1:58pm coelacanth: Thanks Mayuko.
	2:00pm mdashkin: Viva Queens, NY!
	2:00pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Mayuko!
	2:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bye, Mayuko. Was listening while changing oil in my car. Have a nice Thanksgiving!
	2:11pm Mayuko: Thanks again everyone for listening, and conservative people if you were actually listening too! Have a great week (and nice Thanksgiving to you too, Ken!)
	6:58pm mzmz: Hi Mayu, back from JPN last night catching it up. good show tho.
	7:00pm mzmz: btw I got 沖縄民謡特選集(3) CD. It's good.
	3:51pm Mayuko: thanks for checking in, mzmz! glad you bought that cd, that's a great series!
	1:05pm fred: I'm catching up with the archives after a month away from everything. Weird that you played Kaija Saariaho's Jardin Secret. I'm supposed to make a linux version of the software she used for that piece. Next year maybe (low priority, so I'll probably never get to do it, but my personal interest and motivation just went up by a lot)
	1:48pm fred: "Berceuse Pour un Bébé Robot" means "Lullaby for a baby robot" Friends of mine named their daughter Saaki. Her mother is Japanese and her father Finnish, so they spelled her name that way to give it a Finnish look
	2:57pm fred: Thanks Mayuko, this was a great show. I really missed the wide range of music you select each time.
	12:26am Mayuko: welcome back, fred!!!!! Good to see you here again! They say Japanese and Finnish have similar personality in general - and high suicidal rate in common, haha. May God bless Saaki! I like that name.

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from November 19, 2016

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November 19, 2016: You! Off My Planet

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
David Byrne	Miss America "Miss America" by "David Byrne"	Feelings	Luaka Bop	1997	****========== **========== ****========== ============== ==============
Eduardo Fernandez and his Cha Cha Kings	Tea For Two Cha Cha	Cha Cha Cha	Colortone			0:04:06 (Pop-up)
Perrey and Kingsley	One Note Samba/Spanish Flea	Kaleidoscopic Vibrations	Vanguard	1967		0:06:57 (Pop-up)
Perrey and Kingsley	Visa To The Stars	The In Sound From Way Out	Vanguard	1966		0:08:53 (Pop-up)
Perrey and Kingsley	Cosmic Ballad	The In Sound From Way Out	Vanguard	1966		0:11:12 (Pop-up)
Jean-Jacques Perrey	In First Orbit	Musique Electronique Du Cosmos	MusiCues	1962		0:14:41 (Pop-up)
Jean-Jacques Perrey	Berceuse Pour un Bébé Robot	Moog Sensations	Dare-Dare	2001	Original 1971	0:15:43 (Pop-up)
Jean-Jacques Perrey	Indicatif Spatial	Moog Sensations	Dare-Dare	2001	Original 1971	0:17:34 (Pop-up)
Van Der Graaf Generator	Shikata Ga Nai	Do Not Disturb	Cherry Red	2016		0:19:03 (Pop-up)
Kaija Saariaho	Jardin Secret 1 "Jardin Secret 1" by "Kaija Saariaho"	Computer Music Currents 5	WERGO	1990	Original 1984-85	0:21:37 (Pop-up)
Radian	Codes And Sounds "Codes And Sounds" by "Radian"	On Dark Silent Off	Thrill Jockey	2016		0:31:55 (Pop-up)
Mogillah	Starbury "Starbury" by "Mogillah"	Coney Island	Paxico Records	2016		0:35:08 (Pop-up)
Jam Money	Away Inside "Away Inside" by "Jam Money"	The Wire Tapper 41	Wire Magazine	2016		0:37:28 (Pop-up)
Erkki Kurenniemi	Antropoidien Tanssi	Äänityksiä / Recordings 1963-1973	Love Records	2002		0:39:09 (Pop-up)

Led Zeppelin	Immigrant Song "Immigrant Song" by "Led Zeppelin"	Mothership	Atlantic	2006		0:58:50 (Pop-up)
The Red Krayola with Art & Language ‎	Make Believe In Moderation	Baby And Child Care	Drag City	2016	Original 1984	1:00:59 (Pop-up)
1-A Düsseldorf	Fettleber "Fettleber" by "1-A Düsseldorf"	Fettleber	Captain Trip Records	1999		1:06:47 (Pop-up)
Norberto Lobo	Solstício "Solstício" by "Norberto Lobo"	Muxama	Three:four Records	2016		1:14:30 (Pop-up)
Hope Sandoval & The Warm Inventions	The Hiking Song	Until The Hunter	Tendril Tales	2016		1:17:10 (Pop-up)
Sarathy Korwar	Eyes Closed "Eyes Closed" by "Sarathy Korwar"	Day To Day	Ninja Tune	2016		1:22:09 (Pop-up)
Youssou N'Dour et le Super Etoile de Dakar	Mouride	Mouride	Masspro	1982		1:25:34 (Pop-up)
Blind Boy Fuller	Ain't It A Cryin' Shame?	East Coast Piedmont Style	Columbia	1991		1:32:50 (Pop-up)
Rinsho Kadekaru 嘉手苅林昌	Jidai no nagare 時代の流れ	Okinawa Shimauta 沖縄島唄				1:35:49 (Pop-up)
Blanket Mkhize, Ngangabanye Zondi & Stephen Shelembe	Gumboot 1993	Gumboot Guitar: Zulu Street Guitar Music From South Africa	Topic Records	2003		1:39:38 (Pop-up)
Bruce Springsteen	Matamoros banks	Devils & Dust	Columbia	2005		1:47:23 (Pop-up)
Guy Klucevsek	The Swan And The Vulture	Teetering On The Verge Of Normalcy	Starkland	2016		1:50:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Dick Hyman At The Lowrey Organ And His Orchestra	Danke Schoen	Fabulous	Command	1963		1:56:49 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: Good afternoon, Mayuko and all!
	12:03pm Mayuko: Hello, thanks for tuning in, james!
	12:05pm listener james from westwood: Aaaah, love the user pic! And the sounds of the Americas.
	12:05pm listener james from westwood: I can 100% guarantee I first heard "Tea for Two" in a classic Warner Bros. cartoon.
	12:08pm Mayuko: Ha! I never knew that! That's the kind of moment that I can feel I made the right choice. There's definitely a context there even without me knowing!
	12:10pm listener james from westwood: Same w/ choosing a Latin-sounding Perrey track. We're in good hands this afternoon!
	12:14pm JtotheK: Hi everyone! Enjoying the tunes this afternoon.
	12:20pm Mayuko: Thank you for tuning in, JtotheK! Glad to have you here.
	12:36pm Bill Mac: Hey Hidee Ho Mayuko! Surrender, or be blown into 17,670,002 micro-cells! Enjoying the sounds from the comfort of my South NJ living room.
	12:41pm Mayuko: Bill! So happy to have you here!!!
	12:42pm coelacanth: hello Mayuko and others
	12:46pm coelacanth: aw i missed a Jean-Jacques tribute? - Bill, by "micro-cells" you mean smithereens, right?
	12:50pm Bill Mac: @CC - I do! but In thought that I'd honor Marvin by quoting Duck Dodgers in the 24 1/2 century.
	12:54pm Bill Mac: Using Warner Brothers cartoon characters as an analogy to the situation? You're more American than you think.
	12:55pm coelacanth: oh, that's marvin? (!)
	12:58pm Fred: Hello from cold communist Russia
	1:01pm mdashkin: Mayuko - I'm glad to hear you're staying in the USA. I was afraid you were going to move to Germany (or somewhere), after the election! ;-)
	1:03pm coelacanth: i'm sad to know of your situation, Mayuko. unfortunately, i'm positive that the "conservatives" (i really don't like the inaccuracy of those commonly accepted terms, but...) - would be happy to hear that it's difficult and intimidating.
	1:04pm Mayuko: coelacanth! glad to have you here! Hallo FMU Comrade Fred, welcome on board! mdashkin, as long as they don't kick me out - it's really up to them where I can be. Frustrated Face.
	1:04pm coelacanth: ...this reminds me a lot of television. (the band)
	1:06pm Fred: Still feeling anxiety because of the election results. Nightmare even in cold russian hell. Any advices for immigration?:)
	1:12pm Jason_: Hey Mayuko & listeners. Still another potential election nightmare (rerun of Austrian Presidential election, Green v 'Freedom' Party) in 2016... and 2017 with Le Pen looming. Scary times.
	1:13pm Bill Mac: @Mayuko BTW did you get my reply to your email? Also, YOU'RE NOT GOING ANYWHERE! Fingers crossed!
	1:13pm Mayuko: @coelacanth it's a struggle, but it has given me the chance to gain more imagination and sympathy for people's lives who needed to fled during the world war 2 without knowing they can make it or not, and the refugees etc. It's really horrifying when you don't have much control over your life. So it's been a good learning lessons.
	1:13pm geezerette: Hi Mayuko! Where to go? The whole planet is destabilized and crazy. I think the American people are,in general,more open minded and open hearted than the election indicates. At least I hope so. Hi everyone else! :)
	1:15pm geezerette: & I love your Porky Pig avatar.
	1:18pm listener james from westwood: Hope Sandoval = most welcome
	1:19pm Mayuko: Bill @12:54 Japanese are so Americanized already. And I DID receive your reply! Thank you so much! The work was crazy yesterday and then I went to see Crash Course in Science and got home late, fell asleep right away.
	1:19pm Jason_: ^^ as an European observer I take (sort of) solace that 60 million votes out of 300 milllion population is not necessary indicative of a national psyche
	1:21pm Mayuko: @Fred well, this new president loves Putin and he permits Japanese to arm themselves with nuclear weapons, so our Far East neighborhood is good I guess.
	1:21pm Mayuko: And hallos Jason_, glad to have you here!
	1:22pm Bill Mac: Crash Course is a vintage Philly punk band. Hope they were good... The missus is digging Hope Sandoval...
	1:22pm geezerette: @Jason: Yes, he has no mandate. He and his team behave that way. It's impossible not to think of WWII.
	1:23pm Fred: Mayuko, wish you good luck. I understand you. Wanna immigrate to France because I'm in love with its culture and warm atmosphere, parisian chic etc.) but afraid of right-wing populists. So sad that democracy is taken for granted. I wish those populists could meet 'real conservative folks' here, in autocratic society. Hope you survive trumpsfdays
	1:26pm Bill Mac: At last count Clinton leads Trump in popular vote by at least 1.5 million, and they're still counting. Another way to look at it.
	1:28pm mdashkin: Folks: Remember that Clinton won the popular vote. It just seems like a huge victory for Trump b/c of the electoral college. If several of the swing states (Florida, Pennsylvania) had voted just 1 percentage point the other way, Clinton would have won those states (and the election).
	1:28pm geezerette: The show today is such a comforting presence Mayuko. @Fred: So happy you're ok!
	1:28pm Fred: I've always hated 'left' and 'right' labels. Problem is that people in poor societies travel so little, they can't feel and appreciate diversity. Sometimes 'conservatives' just struggle with everyday difficulties Mayuko, wish you good luck. I understand you. Wanna immigrate to France because I'm in love with its culture and warm atmosphere, parisian chic etc.) but afraid of right-wing populists. So sad that democracy is taken for granted. I wish those populists could meet 'real conservative folks' here, in autocratic society and don't have time to educate themselves.
	1:30pm Mayuko: geezerette @1:13 I agree completely. America is actually not that bad as much as American people say. I know there's really horrible news now. But here everyone is vocal about their opinions, whereas in my country it's so easy to be trained to shut up. I'd imagine that's not too different in Russia too. In many other countries. There's no society without problems and racists, but as long as there's open discussions, that's so so much healthier as community.
	1:32pm geezerette: Mayuko@1:30: That's exactly what we're worried about losing!
	1:32pm Fred: @geezerette thanks. Sorry for the mess in my previous message, something wrong with the keyboard%(
	1:34pm geezerette: You're doing great! Glad you're feeling good enough to comment! :D
	1:38pm Mayuko: Thanks for the luck, Fred, I need that! We'll all survive!
	1:41pm Fred: Those guys like Trump just legitimise hate. He can't ruin anything.
	1:46pm Mayuko: I feel like it's the anger we need to deal with and learn what it is and how it works, before it turns into hatred towards others.
	1:49pm geezerette: I agree.
	1:52pm Mayuko: 2 hours flew away in a second it feels! This is my last music today - thank you all for listening!!!!!!!
	1:53pm Bill Mac: @Mayuko - Great stuff!!! Thanks so much!!!
	1:53pm geezerette: Thanks for a wonderful show Mayuko!
	1:55pm mdashkin: Thank you!!!!!!
	1:56pm Fred: @Mayuko thank you!! Lovely evening
	1:57pm doctorjazz: Don't get to listen to the show in real time too often. Listening Oin The car, streaming on my phone, had to pull over and say what a great set this is! Love this Klusevsik!
	1:58pm coelacanth: Thanks Mayuko.
	2:00pm mdashkin: Viva Queens, NY!
	2:00pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Mayuko!
	2:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bye, Mayuko. Was listening while changing oil in my car. Have a nice Thanksgiving!
	2:11pm Mayuko: Thanks again everyone for listening, and conservative people if you were actually listening too! Have a great week (and nice Thanksgiving to you too, Ken!)
	6:58pm mzmz: Hi Mayu, back from JPN last night catching it up. good show tho.
	7:00pm mzmz: btw I got 沖縄民謡特選集(3) CD. It's good.
	3:51pm Mayuko: thanks for checking in, mzmz! glad you bought that cd, that's a great series!
	1:05pm fred: I'm catching up with the archives after a month away from everything. Weird that you played Kaija Saariaho's Jardin Secret. I'm supposed to make a linux version of the software she used for that piece. Next year maybe (low priority, so I'll probably never get to do it, but my personal interest and motivation just went up by a lot)
	1:48pm fred: "Berceuse Pour un Bébé Robot" means "Lullaby for a baby robot" Friends of mine named their daughter Saaki. Her mother is Japanese and her father Finnish, so they spelled her name that way to give it a Finnish look
	2:57pm fred: Thanks Mayuko, this was a great show. I really missed the wide range of music you select each time.
	12:26am Mayuko: welcome back, fred!!!!! Good to see you here again! They say Japanese and Finnish have similar personality in general - and high suicidal rate in common, haha. May God bless Saaki! I like that name.

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from November 19, 2016

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