WFMU: Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from October 6, 2018

Listener comments!
	12:02am Scraps: h’lo, h’lo h’lo, h’lo h’lo h’lo
	12:08am rich: good morning all, here for the eyes: http://cklein-studio.tumblr.com
	12:08am Dean: Jesus. Gould isn't the best interpreter of Beethoven, but this is pretty intense.
	12:10am yippie: yes I can hear him humming away as he plays
	12:11am northguineahills: I don't know, I've always found Gould fun....
	12:11am Dean: Even Beethoven hummed.
	12:12am yippie: glenn Gould inspired me to smoke ganja out of drilled out ebony piano keys
	12:12am yippie: I heard smoking out of ivory is unhealthy
	12:13am rw: Evening!
	12:14am Franco Twinkie: Glenns brother Elliot taught me how to make a sling shot out of a coat hanger and a fan belt.
	12:17am Dean: Respecting fractals, it occurs to me that a fundamental fractal is to be found in soap. Consider: when your cake of soap reduces to a sliver, you add it to a new cake. And so on. The fresh cake includes multiple (approaching infinite?) cakes upon cakes...
	12:19am Franco Twinkie: I got a fractal of glass in my eye opening a bottle of beer with a roofing axe.
	12:19am rw: I usually just throw the sliver away. I suppose the sliver gets added to a trash heap somewhere...
	12:20am coelacanth∅: cakes upon c-a-k-e-s u-p-o-n ccccaaaaakkkkkeeeeesssssssssssss
	12:21am yippie: what silver rw? I have been thinking silver is better than gold for last decade
	12:21am katharsis: Hellos
	12:23am rw: Silver soap slivers.
	12:25am Franco Twinkie: Quicksliver Massage Service
	12:26am coelacanth∅: were you born with a silver sliver in your mouth?
	12:27am coelacanth∅: -or was that only after you learned some profanity...
	12:27am Dean: Janna Haimsohn brings to mind Jantina Noorman, an early music vocalist with a rather eccentric delivery.
	12:28am Franco Twinkie: Sliver me timbers.no! I was born in a banana bin.
	12:29am rw: Were we talking about fractals?
	12:29am Dean: Nobody here uses soap? My apologies for assuming otherwise.
	12:30am coelacanth∅: humming along with the flute flies?
	12:30am rw: I've got a soap sliver in my shower right now. I keep wondering if it's ready for retirement.
	12:31am coelacanth∅: i just hate getting slivers
	12:31am Heavy Chevy: do that
	12:32am Franco Twinkie: Lard is a perfectly suitable substitute for soap. But the fractals don't want you to know that.
	12:34am katharsis: That sounds like a serious sling shot, but let us not tarry on talk of coat hangers in this this late hour. Tis soap slivers all the way down
	12:34am coelacanth∅: olive oil cleans really well, but then you have to wash the olive oil off with soap.
	12:35am Dean: No, you don't, coel. You wash with olive oil and salt, and then you rinse. Easy, clean.
	12:36am coelacanth∅: - true, or towel scrub the skin.
	12:36am Franco Twinkie: Coel, if you use pancake syrup instead of olive oil you don't need soap.
	12:37am coelacanth∅: - but i do use soap, and i like my soap! (though not every day or every time i shower) i just don't wait for a sliver to add the old soap to the new one.
	12:38am rw: Mmmm. pancake syrup. I found a small jug on my coffee table this afternoon.
	12:38am coelacanth∅: but, Franco, what if someone eats me?
	12:39am Dean: I count the slivers. To date I've combined 15-16K slivers on bars of soap. I love the fact that the bar I'm using includes elements from the one I used decades ago.
	12:40am rw: Dean, you're insane.
	12:42am rw: I'm picturing a wall of hash tags over the bath tub. Like marking days spent in a prison cell.
	12:42am Franco Twinkie: Naptha in a spray bottle eliminates the need for slivers, olive oil OR syrup.And Coel, do you object to been eaten?
	12:42am coelacanth∅: FRACTALS! FRACTALS EVERYWHERE!
	12:42am Dean: ...in the membrane.
	12:43am Scraps: When I see “I count the slivers”, suddenly I hear Dean Venture.
	12:44am Dean: My favorite Fennesz is his work with Polwechsel.
	12:44am coelacanth∅: Franco... um...
	12:45am coelacanth∅: anyway it would take a LOT of maple syrup. EVERYBODY knows that coelacanth is not palatable.
	12:48am coelacanth∅: i love this Florian Fricke piece in the background
	12:55am Franco Twinkie: RW! Your comment made me think of a friend of mine in high school who was dealing hash. One night he got pulled over, and rather than get caught holding he ate all his hash. The cops took him in anyway because he was a dirty hippy. Although it wasn't prison, jail was a real nightmare totally fucked up on hash.
	1:04am coelacanth∅: a friend was driving east had a sandwich bag with some almost black thc-laden paste of some sort in it. pulled over in the middle of the country he told them it was an all natural energy food and they handed it back with a ticket for a tail light or something.
	1:08am rw: Hash tags. Hash bags. Both good stories! Ah, the good old days.
	1:10am Franco Twinkie: Usta be the country folks didn't know what the drugs all over the back seat were, but hey would haul you in if they didn't like your shoes. Now you drive into the county and everyone is psychotic and blazing on who knows what.
	1:13am rw: Natural energy food. Maybe not such a huge exaggeration.
	1:14am rw: By the country are you talking about San Bernardino?
	1:14am coelacanth∅: my friend's experience was just a few years ago, but he was driving an old pick-up, and he kinda looks like a jock/car mechanic, even though he's generally up top his 3rd eye in herb.
	1:15am Franco Twinkie: If the shoe fits....
	1:17am coelacanth∅: ("up to his 3rd eye") - i need sleep. maybe i'll dream about a hash high augmented by pancakes with maple syrup, and beautiful fractals everywhere. Thanks Rich! tchau camaradas
	1:18am rw: Night coel. Sweet dreams!
	1:18am Franco Twinkie: Ghost Forest! What a great place to to get high. Good night Coel.
	1:21am rw: Ghost Forest? We used to go out to a place we called The Artificial Forest. It was a small grove of trees that were grown to be transplanted but never transplanted. They were all lined up in a grid. They may still be there.
	1:39am chresti: Hello! Listening remotely - and enjoying
	1:45am Franco Twinkie: I dropped the ball, RW. Where was The Artificial Forest and did you and your chums pass the pipe there?
	1:57am rw: Artificial Forest... not far from Irvine Park. My friend Martin's house was off Santiago Canyon Road and backed up to the park there. Good place to pass the pipe, etc. we spent a lot of time out there as teenagers.
	2:02am Franco Twinkie: As you said earlier - Ah, the good old days! When we could spend the afternoon watching the breeze and getting blasted!
	2:26am rw: I'm out. Thank you Rich! Looking forward to the animation soundtracks. I kind of miss those. It's fun to try to synch the radio to the YouTube links. Though I don't end up getting much work done. Good night Franco, and everyone else out there. Have a good weekend!
	2:55am rich: thanks for listening everyone. have a good week. next week it's time for the inflatable world carcass.

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from October 6, 2018

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October 6, 2018: Solos, Duos, Trios V
another year, another hour or solos, another hour of duos, another hour of trios (hour in this case meaning close to but not necessarily sixty minutes)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Glenn Gould (piano)/Ludwig Van Beethoven (composer)	Sonata No. 14 in C-Sharp Minor, Op. 27, No. 2, "Moonlight"	Beethoven Sonatas	Columbia Masterworks			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Jessica Moss	Fractals (Truth 2) "Fractals (Truth 2)" by "Jessica Moss"	Entanglement	Constellation			0:10:47 (Pop-up)
Fursaxa	Freedom "Freedom" by "Fursaxa"	Lepidoptera	ATP			0:15:02 (Pop-up)
Janna Haimsohn	Song with a Gogo-Bell	Vor Der Flute: Hommage an einen Wasserspeicher	Eigelstein			0:21:04 (Pop-up)
Forest Swords	The Light "The Light" by "Forest Swords"	Dagger Paths	Olde English Spelling Bee			0:25:45 (Pop-up)
Escape Mechanism	Change "Change" by "Escape Mechanism"	(Emphasis Added)	Recombinations			0:29:43 (Pop-up)
Eric Copeland	Doo Whatcha Wah Wah	Goofballs	DFA			0:35:24 (Pop-up)
DJ Rupture	Leech Wisdom "Leech Wisdom" by "DJ Rupture"	Special Gunpowder	Tigerbeat6			0:38:03 (Pop-up)
Fennesz	Menthol "Menthol" by "Fennesz"	Field Recordings 1995:2002	Touch			0:40:47 (Pop-up)
Jan St. Werner	Slipped Through Heaven	Felder	Thrill Jockey			0:44:34 (Pop-up)
P.G. Six	Well of Memory Part II "Well of Memory Part II" by "P.G. Six"	The Well Of Memory	Amish			0:49:22 (Pop-up)
Marissa Anderson	Lift "Lift" by "Marissa Anderson"	Cloud Corner	Thrill Jockey			0:52:55 (Pop-up)

Meg Baird & Mary Lattimore	Damaged Sunset	Ghost Forests	Three Lobed			1:09:30 (Pop-up)
Big Blood	A Spiral Down "A Spiral Down" by "Big Blood"	Dead Songs	Time-Lag Records			1:17:20 (Pop-up)
Charalambides	The Good Life "The Good Life" by "Charalambides"	Likeness	Kranky			1:21:27 (Pop-up)
Hanged Up	Junk The Clatter "Junk The Clatter" by "Hanged Up"	Clatter For Control	Constellation			1:25:57 (Pop-up)
Aaron Moore & Erik K. Skodvin	Furland	Instead Of Rain I Bring A Hat	Hands In The Dark			1:33:48 (Pop-up)
Makigami Koichi/Anton Bruhin	Mojiri	Electric Eel	Tzadik			1:39:50 (Pop-up)
Jonas Cambien/Adrian Myhr	Do "Do" by "Jonas Cambien/Adrian Myhr"	Simiskina	Clean Feed			1:45:26 (Pop-up)
The Sounds of Tomorrow	Firefighters Theme	The Sounds of Tomorrow	RPM			1:48:11 (Pop-up)
Perrey & Kingsley	Third Man Theme	The Essential Perrey & Kingsley	Vanguard			1:50:55 (Pop-up)
Jarboe and Lary Seven	Bebe Marie "Bebe Marie" by "Jarboe and Lary Seven"	Beautiful People Ltd.	Atavistic			1:53:04 (Pop-up)

Joana Gama, Luis Fernandes, Ricardo Jacinto	Sortie en forme de Panthee	Harmonies	Shhpuma			2:10:09 (Pop-up)
Janet Lawson, Glen Velez, Jeff Kraus	Hush	Sleepers	Finnadar	Flexi	Doris Hays (composer)	2:17:23 (Pop-up)
Tarangsawelas	Selalu "Selalu" by "Tarangsawelas"	Wanci	Morphine Records			2:23:29 (Pop-up)
Bobby Naughton/Leo Smith/Perry Robinson	Ordette	The Haunt	NoBusiness			2:35:16 (Pop-up)
Brian Marsella Trio	Almost Like Me	Outspoken: The Music of the Legendary Hassan	Tzadik			2:38:11 (Pop-up)
Dave Rempis/Tomeka Reid/Joshua Abrams	Sigu Tolo	Ithra	Aerophonic			2:44:06 (Pop-up)
Daniel Lippel, John Popham, Nils Vigeland	Quodlibet: III. Senior Year	". . . through which the past shines . . ."	New Focus Recordings			2:50:14 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02am Scraps: h’lo, h’lo h’lo, h’lo h’lo h’lo
	12:08am rich: good morning all, here for the eyes: http://cklein-studio.tumblr.com
	12:08am Dean: Jesus. Gould isn't the best interpreter of Beethoven, but this is pretty intense.
	12:10am yippie: yes I can hear him humming away as he plays
	12:11am northguineahills: I don't know, I've always found Gould fun....
	12:11am Dean: Even Beethoven hummed.
	12:12am yippie: glenn Gould inspired me to smoke ganja out of drilled out ebony piano keys
	12:12am yippie: I heard smoking out of ivory is unhealthy
	12:13am rw: Evening!
	12:14am Franco Twinkie: Glenns brother Elliot taught me how to make a sling shot out of a coat hanger and a fan belt.
	12:17am Dean: Respecting fractals, it occurs to me that a fundamental fractal is to be found in soap. Consider: when your cake of soap reduces to a sliver, you add it to a new cake. And so on. The fresh cake includes multiple (approaching infinite?) cakes upon cakes...
	12:19am Franco Twinkie: I got a fractal of glass in my eye opening a bottle of beer with a roofing axe.
	12:19am rw: I usually just throw the sliver away. I suppose the sliver gets added to a trash heap somewhere...
	12:20am coelacanth∅: cakes upon c-a-k-e-s u-p-o-n ccccaaaaakkkkkeeeeesssssssssssss
	12:21am yippie: what silver rw? I have been thinking silver is better than gold for last decade
	12:21am katharsis: Hellos
	12:23am rw: Silver soap slivers.
	12:25am Franco Twinkie: Quicksliver Massage Service
	12:26am coelacanth∅: were you born with a silver sliver in your mouth?
	12:27am coelacanth∅: -or was that only after you learned some profanity...
	12:27am Dean: Janna Haimsohn brings to mind Jantina Noorman, an early music vocalist with a rather eccentric delivery.
	12:28am Franco Twinkie: Sliver me timbers.no! I was born in a banana bin.
	12:29am rw: Were we talking about fractals?
	12:29am Dean: Nobody here uses soap? My apologies for assuming otherwise.
	12:30am coelacanth∅: humming along with the flute flies?
	12:30am rw: I've got a soap sliver in my shower right now. I keep wondering if it's ready for retirement.
	12:31am coelacanth∅: i just hate getting slivers
	12:31am Heavy Chevy: do that
	12:32am Franco Twinkie: Lard is a perfectly suitable substitute for soap. But the fractals don't want you to know that.
	12:34am katharsis: That sounds like a serious sling shot, but let us not tarry on talk of coat hangers in this this late hour. Tis soap slivers all the way down
	12:34am coelacanth∅: olive oil cleans really well, but then you have to wash the olive oil off with soap.
	12:35am Dean: No, you don't, coel. You wash with olive oil and salt, and then you rinse. Easy, clean.
	12:36am coelacanth∅: - true, or towel scrub the skin.
	12:36am Franco Twinkie: Coel, if you use pancake syrup instead of olive oil you don't need soap.
	12:37am coelacanth∅: - but i do use soap, and i like my soap! (though not every day or every time i shower) i just don't wait for a sliver to add the old soap to the new one.
	12:38am rw: Mmmm. pancake syrup. I found a small jug on my coffee table this afternoon.
	12:38am coelacanth∅: but, Franco, what if someone eats me?
	12:39am Dean: I count the slivers. To date I've combined 15-16K slivers on bars of soap. I love the fact that the bar I'm using includes elements from the one I used decades ago.
	12:40am rw: Dean, you're insane.
	12:42am rw: I'm picturing a wall of hash tags over the bath tub. Like marking days spent in a prison cell.
	12:42am Franco Twinkie: Naptha in a spray bottle eliminates the need for slivers, olive oil OR syrup.And Coel, do you object to been eaten?
	12:42am coelacanth∅: FRACTALS! FRACTALS EVERYWHERE!
	12:42am Dean: ...in the membrane.
	12:43am Scraps: When I see “I count the slivers”, suddenly I hear Dean Venture.
	12:44am Dean: My favorite Fennesz is his work with Polwechsel.
	12:44am coelacanth∅: Franco... um...
	12:45am coelacanth∅: anyway it would take a LOT of maple syrup. EVERYBODY knows that coelacanth is not palatable.
	12:48am coelacanth∅: i love this Florian Fricke piece in the background
	12:55am Franco Twinkie: RW! Your comment made me think of a friend of mine in high school who was dealing hash. One night he got pulled over, and rather than get caught holding he ate all his hash. The cops took him in anyway because he was a dirty hippy. Although it wasn't prison, jail was a real nightmare totally fucked up on hash.
	1:04am coelacanth∅: a friend was driving east had a sandwich bag with some almost black thc-laden paste of some sort in it. pulled over in the middle of the country he told them it was an all natural energy food and they handed it back with a ticket for a tail light or something.
	1:08am rw: Hash tags. Hash bags. Both good stories! Ah, the good old days.
	1:10am Franco Twinkie: Usta be the country folks didn't know what the drugs all over the back seat were, but hey would haul you in if they didn't like your shoes. Now you drive into the county and everyone is psychotic and blazing on who knows what.
	1:13am rw: Natural energy food. Maybe not such a huge exaggeration.
	1:14am rw: By the country are you talking about San Bernardino?
	1:14am coelacanth∅: my friend's experience was just a few years ago, but he was driving an old pick-up, and he kinda looks like a jock/car mechanic, even though he's generally up top his 3rd eye in herb.
	1:15am Franco Twinkie: If the shoe fits....
	1:17am coelacanth∅: ("up to his 3rd eye") - i need sleep. maybe i'll dream about a hash high augmented by pancakes with maple syrup, and beautiful fractals everywhere. Thanks Rich! tchau camaradas
	1:18am rw: Night coel. Sweet dreams!
	1:18am Franco Twinkie: Ghost Forest! What a great place to to get high. Good night Coel.
	1:21am rw: Ghost Forest? We used to go out to a place we called The Artificial Forest. It was a small grove of trees that were grown to be transplanted but never transplanted. They were all lined up in a grid. They may still be there.
	1:39am chresti: Hello! Listening remotely - and enjoying
	1:45am Franco Twinkie: I dropped the ball, RW. Where was The Artificial Forest and did you and your chums pass the pipe there?
	1:57am rw: Artificial Forest... not far from Irvine Park. My friend Martin's house was off Santiago Canyon Road and backed up to the park there. Good place to pass the pipe, etc. we spent a lot of time out there as teenagers.
	2:02am Franco Twinkie: As you said earlier - Ah, the good old days! When we could spend the afternoon watching the breeze and getting blasted!
	2:26am rw: I'm out. Thank you Rich! Looking forward to the animation soundtracks. I kind of miss those. It's fun to try to synch the radio to the YouTube links. Though I don't end up getting much work done. Good night Franco, and everyone else out there. Have a good weekend!
	2:55am rich: thanks for listening everyone. have a good week. next week it's time for the inflatable world carcass.

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from October 6, 2018

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