WFMU: Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from November 25, 2017

Listener comments!
	6:02am annie: good morning jeffrey!! gm planeteers!
	6:02am spamoni: Good morning Jeffrey,Annie and fellow planeteers
	6:05am Number Six: Good Morning, Jeffrey, Annie, Spamoni & Everyone !
	6:14am Jeffrey Davison: Welcome, early birds annie, spamoni and Number Six...
	6:15am Sem Chumbo: Hello and good morning, Jeffrey, regulars, irregulars, the curious, the pre-shrunken, the shrink-free, et al. One month before Christmas, today's forecast high here on the Atlantic coast of Nova Scotia is 13C / 56F. Surely, these must be the end times.
	6:16am kimgland: good morning
	6:21am annie: there have been early winters i've known that had warm temps...the turkey day meal i attended this week had the same temps as last year: mid-to-high 50s... cold at night... i find it fascinating to be alive to observe this climate shift... not an overnight process...temps on christmas day in upstate NY 35 years ago were close to 70...
	6:30am Shagalov: Good Morning! everybody ☻
	6:33am annie: jeffrey, i hope you had a pleasant day thursday, even if it was a day to chill out
	6:33am anerandros: top of the morning to you all :)
	6:35am Jeffrey Davison: And hello to Sem Chumbo, kimgland. Quiet holiday weekend here in the NYC area. I suppose, however, that the web is clogged with shoppers...
	6:38am Sem Chumbo: Hi, annie. Here, almost 1200 miles North North-east, of Asheville, NC, to have a day this warm is, as you say, a sign of a climate changing before our eyes. Here, on the estuary, river banks laid down when the French narrowed the Annapolis River in the late 17th century, are eroding. I find shards of pottery and dishes exposed at the bottom of 4 foot high river banks. Trees along the bank are dying, their roots submersed in salt water for half the day. Here where we have a 29 foot tidal range, even a small percentage change makes an enormous difference in the shoreline. Shrunken planet indeed.
	6:40am Jeffrey Davison: Saturday morning shouts to Shagalov, anerandros, and the wandering Higgs boson.
	6:41am annie: all told, still very fascinating...the pendulum is swinging.
	6:41am Ken From Hyde Park: Glaciers melting, shrinking at an accelerating rate. Yikes! www.wgms.ch...
	6:43am jkeigh: Good Morning Jeffrey and fellow listeners!
	6:46am annie: to be that proverbial fly on the wall and observe this ever-changing planet over the millennia...i wish someone had thought to set the camera up..all we have is the rock strata... ... although..the trees know..
	6:51am annie: winter solstice in less than a month!
	6:51am Sem Chumbo: @KfHP: 2 years ago on a drive through the Canadian Rockies, over-nighted at a hotel opposite the Columbia Ice Fields, between Banff and Jasper National Parks. Let's say it was more field than ice. Time lapse photographs show it's speedy decline.
	6:52am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Jeffrey! Great first hour! That's Katleen Baird from 'Spires That In The Sunset Rise' I guess
	6:58am Jeffrey Davison: And a hearty handclasp to Ken From Hyde Park, jkeigh, Guido from Cologne...
	7:03am anerandros: I used to live in Bristol for the past 3 years and the music scene is various (mainly bass music tho). The problem is that gentrification and noise regulations are killing it...
	7:23am duke: good morn planeteers
	7:23am Planet Tyler: Gmorn Jeff and listeners! Was it just my feed that was inserting Shut Up Weirdo into the music just now?
	7:23am duke: This Aris Kindt track is just perfect
	7:26am Sem Chumbo: Lovely music this morning. Thank you, Jeffrey. Well, when Nature gives you a beautiful day---even if it portends the heat of Hel,l or high water---it is time to go for a walk. See you again, one and all.
	7:27am annie: see ya sem!!have a great walk!
	7:28am Jeffrey Davison: Mornin', duke. Planet Tyler: I dunno. Anerandros: No one should be surprised by the fact of artists getting squeezed out even more than in the past. There's still an amazing amount of work produced in the NYC area, but people moving in or around seem to have to take ever smaller spaces, with more people sharing the space...
	7:31am Planet Tyler: I guess so. Shouldve bought that black friday computer.
	7:37am hegel: Great tunes.. Matches all the rain here well
	7:42am Guido from Cologne: I remember this track but I forgot from where
	7:52am jamesie: loving this "A Man Made of Shadows" by John Foxx from The Quiet Man - have a look at my yesterday post : tregaskis.net...
	7:54am Jeffrey Davison: Hey, jamesie... On the John Foxx piece, the voice belongs to Justin Barton.
	7:56am jamesie: excellent
	7:57am annie: breakfast is up! fresh hash browns with two fried eggs, over medium.
	8:08am Jeffrey Davison: annie: almost makes me wish I was in Asheville! However, you're going to have to dynamite me out of NYC. That being said, living in the New York area is getting even more crazily expensive, so probably will end up somewhere else, despite my love for this city.
	8:17am hegel: You should try Copenhagen. It's the most expensive place I've ever lived...
	8:17am annie: the hash browns were deliciously perfect, i blame the butter... jeffrey, now and then i think i want to come see NY again, i have a favorite place in chelsea i stay at. i do this in my mind only now as these legs just panic in crowds, let alone subway stations, which i miss..by now, i'me sure you accrued many many great memories from which to glean when you are idling on a beach...stay as long as you can, then travel a bit...come see us here!!
	8:22am Jeffrey Davison: Hegel: Yeah, New York isn't the most expensive place, that's for sure. There's also a lot of things to enjoy here, for little or no money. Housing costs have risen dramatically in so many places...
	8:24am hegel: Yeah I wouldn't mind paying the living costs here if I had the same stuff to enjoy here as in New York
	8:24am melinda: Morning Jeffrey and group.
	8:26am Guido from Cologne: I must be grateful for Jeffrey and Jeff @ WFMU for bringing Jack rose back to my ears. I seldom come to the idea to run his CDs. "Not raga again ... " but it is great
	8:27am Jeffrey Davison: Hegel: Any Danes that I ever met seemed such happy people. Would you say that the Copenhagen is a happy place?
	8:28am Ewe Alone: Coincidence. While I'm sitting with earbuds in, soaking up this show/tuning out my inconsiderate upstairs neighbors, I'm apartment hunting. In overpriced NJ.
	8:30am hegel: Jeffery: For sure. I love living here because we have universal healthcare, we get paid to go to university, it's very safe here and we have a lot of great history. Copenhagen is by far the best place to be in Denmark, it just suffers from a lack of places to live which means that they are incredibly expensive.
	8:30am Jeffrey Davison: Annie: yes, butter is good! melinda, Ewe Alone: welcome... Ewe: yeah, Jersey too...sigh.
	8:32am Ken From Hyde Park: For funs, I just looked up most expensive cities in which to live. Copenhagen was #10 and New York #9, with Singapore as #1.
	8:33am Ewe Alone: Thank you Jeffrey, for the sympathy, and the music :)
	8:33am debt collector: Is it just me or does this fahey song sound like Cristina Aguilera beautiful?
	8:36am Jeffrey Davison: Ken: I suppose someone else, using even a slightly different set of analytics, would have a different list. debt collector: I dunno. Anyone? hegel: Copenhagen is a place I'd definitely love to see...
	8:38am melinda: Geographic wealth inequality used to be a concern for politicians of different leanings, now it isn't really discussed, and the legislation that prevented it has fallen by the wayside.
	8:41am anerandros: @Jeffrey Davison, sorry for the lag but I had lunch. I'm pleased to know that artists are moving around to smaller places. I wish there was some sort of community (e.g: my idea of what I'd call www.escapegentrification.org) portal to coordinate this. It is indeed these people that make a city or the cultural layers that make cities "cool" and then "profitable" toward the inevitable. If only there was a "gossip" around these relocations it would be actually amazing. I would use it and rather move to the "new place" instead of paying high rents in a rich kids city for an expensive rat race of a shadow city.
	8:45am jamesie: This site can’t be reached www.escapegentrification.org’s server DNS address could not be found.
	8:46am anerandros: @jamesie that's because it does not exist. it's just an idea and a made up name.
	8:47am anerandros: ps: I've too much on my plate already. otherwise I'd start it.
	8:49am hegel: Oh man, I saw Léonore Boulanger on the beautiful isle of Fanø back in 2013. It was amazing.
	8:51am annie: i see by the clock that soon the comments will be shut down, the cats want fed, and the coffee is getting low! thank you for the music jeffrey! a semain prochaine.... is that a word? otherwise, see you next week.
	8:53am listener monica: great show jeffrey!!
	8:53am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks for some lively threads this morning, listeners. Obviously, the housing/gentrification issue is huge and cannot be adequately covered here. I'm glad that the issue is being discussed and hopefully something will come of it.
	8:55am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks, listener monica!
	8:55am spamoni: Great show Jeffrey thank you
	9:00am Guido from Cologne: Great show, thanks!

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from November 25, 2017

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November 25, 2017

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Isnaj Dui	Klangfarbenkreis "Klangfarbenkreis" by "Isnaj Dui"	Unstable Equilibrium	Home Normal	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Midori Takada & Masahiko Satoh	Ancient Palace	Lunar Cruise	We Release Whatever The Fuck We Want	0:05:04 (Pop-up)
Léonie Risjeterre	La corne qui vit pense à l'écorce	Tresseterre	Soleils Bleus	0:10:00 (Pop-up)
Simon Pyke	Tailspin "Tailspin" by "Simon Pyke"	Slow Glow Three	Freefarm	0:16:25 (Pop-up)
Spectrum	Over & Over "Over & Over" by "Spectrum"	War Sucks EP	Mind Expansion	0:20:37 (Pop-up)
Terekke	Swim "Swim" by "Terekke"	Plant Age	Long Island Electrical Systems	0:25:06 (Pop-up)
Pauline Anna Strom	Warriors of the Sun	Trans-Millenia Music	RVNG Intl.	0:28:32 (Pop-up)
Flug 8	Eisregen "Eisregen" by "Flug 8"	Leuchtkraft	RAN$OM NOTE	0:36:04 (Pop-up)
Black Deer	Xomputer "Xomputer" by "Black Deer"	Moon Rock Volume 4 (V.A.)	Throne of Blood	0:41:11 (Pop-up)
Ka Baird, John Saint-Pelvyn, Camilla Padgitt-Coles	Year 2	Five Years Inside the Sun	Wooden Leg Print & Press	0:46:19 (Pop-up)
Gunshae	2046 "2046" by "Gunshae"	Out of Darkness, Light	Ohm Resistance	0:51:23 (Pop-up)

Kara-Lis Coverdale	A 478 "A 478" by "Kara-Lis Coverdale"	A 480	Constellation Tatsu	1:04:43 (Pop-up)
Gregg Kowalsky	Tuned to Monochrome	L'Orange L'Orange	Mexican Summer	1:09:24 (Pop-up)
Aris Kindt	The Consul "The Consul" by "Aris Kindt"	Moon Rock Volume 4 (V.A.)	Throne of Blood	1:17:50 (Pop-up)
Porya Hatami	Phonē to Logos "Phonē to Logos" by "Porya Hatami"	Before Finitude	Audiobulb	1:23:32 (Pop-up)
Vermont	Hallo Von Der Anderen Seite	II	Kompakt	1:29:28 (Pop-up)
Arash Akbari	Falling "Falling" by "Arash Akbari"	Absence (V.A.)	Flaming Pines	1:33:44 (Pop-up)
Youth	Suspenende "Suspenende" by "Youth"	Middle Class Riot	Youth Special Editions	1:38:05 (Pop-up)
April Larson	The Wells of Sorrow Unfathomed	Arda Marred (From High and Beautiful to Darkness and Ruin)	April Larson	1:41:53 (Pop-up)
John Foxx	A Man Made of Shadows "A Man Made of Shadows" by "John Foxx"	The Quiet Man	Metamatic	1:47:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Francisco Lopez	Wind (Patagonia) (excerpt)	Wind (Patagonia)	and/OAR	1:56:07 (Pop-up)
Will Faber	Kalyani "Kalyani" by "Will Faber"	Fretless 12 String Guitar	Cord Music	2:05:03 (Pop-up)
Jack Rose	Spirits in the House "Spirits in the House" by "Jack Rose"	Dr. Ragtime & His Pals / Self-Titled	Tequila Sunrise	2:15:36 (Pop-up)
John Fahey & His Orchestra	Marilyn	Old Fashioned Love	Fantasy/Takoma	2:28:19 (Pop-up)
dbh	Mass Appeal "Mass Appeal" by "dbh"	Mass	Thread Recordings	2:34:51 (Pop-up)
Jon Collin	Smoke and Wind "Smoke and Wind" by "Jon Collin"	Water and Rock Music Volume I	Early Music	2:36:55 (Pop-up)
Léonore Boulanger & Maam-Li Merati	Avaz-e Abu Ata (Tasnif-e Bahare Delkash)	La Maison d'amour	Okraina	2:46:42 (Pop-up)
Mdou Moctar	Allagh N-Tarha "Allagh N-Tarha" by "Mdou Moctar"	Sousoume Tamachek	Sahel Sounds	2:50:33 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:02am annie: good morning jeffrey!! gm planeteers!
	6:02am spamoni: Good morning Jeffrey,Annie and fellow planeteers
	6:05am Number Six: Good Morning, Jeffrey, Annie, Spamoni & Everyone !
	6:14am Jeffrey Davison: Welcome, early birds annie, spamoni and Number Six...
	6:15am Sem Chumbo: Hello and good morning, Jeffrey, regulars, irregulars, the curious, the pre-shrunken, the shrink-free, et al. One month before Christmas, today's forecast high here on the Atlantic coast of Nova Scotia is 13C / 56F. Surely, these must be the end times.
	6:16am kimgland: good morning
	6:21am annie: there have been early winters i've known that had warm temps...the turkey day meal i attended this week had the same temps as last year: mid-to-high 50s... cold at night... i find it fascinating to be alive to observe this climate shift... not an overnight process...temps on christmas day in upstate NY 35 years ago were close to 70...
	6:30am Shagalov: Good Morning! everybody ☻
	6:33am annie: jeffrey, i hope you had a pleasant day thursday, even if it was a day to chill out
	6:33am anerandros: top of the morning to you all :)
	6:35am Jeffrey Davison: And hello to Sem Chumbo, kimgland. Quiet holiday weekend here in the NYC area. I suppose, however, that the web is clogged with shoppers...
	6:38am Sem Chumbo: Hi, annie. Here, almost 1200 miles North North-east, of Asheville, NC, to have a day this warm is, as you say, a sign of a climate changing before our eyes. Here, on the estuary, river banks laid down when the French narrowed the Annapolis River in the late 17th century, are eroding. I find shards of pottery and dishes exposed at the bottom of 4 foot high river banks. Trees along the bank are dying, their roots submersed in salt water for half the day. Here where we have a 29 foot tidal range, even a small percentage change makes an enormous difference in the shoreline. Shrunken planet indeed.
	6:40am Jeffrey Davison: Saturday morning shouts to Shagalov, anerandros, and the wandering Higgs boson.
	6:41am annie: all told, still very fascinating...the pendulum is swinging.
	6:41am Ken From Hyde Park: Glaciers melting, shrinking at an accelerating rate. Yikes! www.wgms.ch...
	6:43am jkeigh: Good Morning Jeffrey and fellow listeners!
	6:46am annie: to be that proverbial fly on the wall and observe this ever-changing planet over the millennia...i wish someone had thought to set the camera up..all we have is the rock strata... ... although..the trees know..
	6:51am annie: winter solstice in less than a month!
	6:51am Sem Chumbo: @KfHP: 2 years ago on a drive through the Canadian Rockies, over-nighted at a hotel opposite the Columbia Ice Fields, between Banff and Jasper National Parks. Let's say it was more field than ice. Time lapse photographs show it's speedy decline.
	6:52am Guido from Cologne: Good morning Jeffrey! Great first hour! That's Katleen Baird from 'Spires That In The Sunset Rise' I guess
	6:58am Jeffrey Davison: And a hearty handclasp to Ken From Hyde Park, jkeigh, Guido from Cologne...
	7:03am anerandros: I used to live in Bristol for the past 3 years and the music scene is various (mainly bass music tho). The problem is that gentrification and noise regulations are killing it...
	7:23am duke: good morn planeteers
	7:23am Planet Tyler: Gmorn Jeff and listeners! Was it just my feed that was inserting Shut Up Weirdo into the music just now?
	7:23am duke: This Aris Kindt track is just perfect
	7:26am Sem Chumbo: Lovely music this morning. Thank you, Jeffrey. Well, when Nature gives you a beautiful day---even if it portends the heat of Hel,l or high water---it is time to go for a walk. See you again, one and all.
	7:27am annie: see ya sem!!have a great walk!
	7:28am Jeffrey Davison: Mornin', duke. Planet Tyler: I dunno. Anerandros: No one should be surprised by the fact of artists getting squeezed out even more than in the past. There's still an amazing amount of work produced in the NYC area, but people moving in or around seem to have to take ever smaller spaces, with more people sharing the space...
	7:31am Planet Tyler: I guess so. Shouldve bought that black friday computer.
	7:37am hegel: Great tunes.. Matches all the rain here well
	7:42am Guido from Cologne: I remember this track but I forgot from where
	7:52am jamesie: loving this "A Man Made of Shadows" by John Foxx from The Quiet Man - have a look at my yesterday post : tregaskis.net...
	7:54am Jeffrey Davison: Hey, jamesie... On the John Foxx piece, the voice belongs to Justin Barton.
	7:56am jamesie: excellent
	7:57am annie: breakfast is up! fresh hash browns with two fried eggs, over medium.
	8:08am Jeffrey Davison: annie: almost makes me wish I was in Asheville! However, you're going to have to dynamite me out of NYC. That being said, living in the New York area is getting even more crazily expensive, so probably will end up somewhere else, despite my love for this city.
	8:17am hegel: You should try Copenhagen. It's the most expensive place I've ever lived...
	8:17am annie: the hash browns were deliciously perfect, i blame the butter... jeffrey, now and then i think i want to come see NY again, i have a favorite place in chelsea i stay at. i do this in my mind only now as these legs just panic in crowds, let alone subway stations, which i miss..by now, i'me sure you accrued many many great memories from which to glean when you are idling on a beach...stay as long as you can, then travel a bit...come see us here!!
	8:22am Jeffrey Davison: Hegel: Yeah, New York isn't the most expensive place, that's for sure. There's also a lot of things to enjoy here, for little or no money. Housing costs have risen dramatically in so many places...
	8:24am hegel: Yeah I wouldn't mind paying the living costs here if I had the same stuff to enjoy here as in New York
	8:24am melinda: Morning Jeffrey and group.
	8:26am Guido from Cologne: I must be grateful for Jeffrey and Jeff @ WFMU for bringing Jack rose back to my ears. I seldom come to the idea to run his CDs. "Not raga again ... " but it is great
	8:27am Jeffrey Davison: Hegel: Any Danes that I ever met seemed such happy people. Would you say that the Copenhagen is a happy place?
	8:28am Ewe Alone: Coincidence. While I'm sitting with earbuds in, soaking up this show/tuning out my inconsiderate upstairs neighbors, I'm apartment hunting. In overpriced NJ.
	8:30am hegel: Jeffery: For sure. I love living here because we have universal healthcare, we get paid to go to university, it's very safe here and we have a lot of great history. Copenhagen is by far the best place to be in Denmark, it just suffers from a lack of places to live which means that they are incredibly expensive.
	8:30am Jeffrey Davison: Annie: yes, butter is good! melinda, Ewe Alone: welcome... Ewe: yeah, Jersey too...sigh.
	8:32am Ken From Hyde Park: For funs, I just looked up most expensive cities in which to live. Copenhagen was #10 and New York #9, with Singapore as #1.
	8:33am Ewe Alone: Thank you Jeffrey, for the sympathy, and the music :)
	8:33am debt collector: Is it just me or does this fahey song sound like Cristina Aguilera beautiful?
	8:36am Jeffrey Davison: Ken: I suppose someone else, using even a slightly different set of analytics, would have a different list. debt collector: I dunno. Anyone? hegel: Copenhagen is a place I'd definitely love to see...
	8:38am melinda: Geographic wealth inequality used to be a concern for politicians of different leanings, now it isn't really discussed, and the legislation that prevented it has fallen by the wayside.
	8:41am anerandros: @Jeffrey Davison, sorry for the lag but I had lunch. I'm pleased to know that artists are moving around to smaller places. I wish there was some sort of community (e.g: my idea of what I'd call www.escapegentrification.org) portal to coordinate this. It is indeed these people that make a city or the cultural layers that make cities "cool" and then "profitable" toward the inevitable. If only there was a "gossip" around these relocations it would be actually amazing. I would use it and rather move to the "new place" instead of paying high rents in a rich kids city for an expensive rat race of a shadow city.
	8:45am jamesie: This site can’t be reached www.escapegentrification.org’s server DNS address could not be found.
	8:46am anerandros: @jamesie that's because it does not exist. it's just an idea and a made up name.
	8:47am anerandros: ps: I've too much on my plate already. otherwise I'd start it.
	8:49am hegel: Oh man, I saw Léonore Boulanger on the beautiful isle of Fanø back in 2013. It was amazing.
	8:51am annie: i see by the clock that soon the comments will be shut down, the cats want fed, and the coffee is getting low! thank you for the music jeffrey! a semain prochaine.... is that a word? otherwise, see you next week.
	8:53am listener monica: great show jeffrey!!
	8:53am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks for some lively threads this morning, listeners. Obviously, the housing/gentrification issue is huge and cannot be adequately covered here. I'm glad that the issue is being discussed and hopefully something will come of it.
	8:55am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks, listener monica!
	8:55am spamoni: Great show Jeffrey thank you
	9:00am Guido from Cologne: Great show, thanks!

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from November 25, 2017

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