WFMU: Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from October 13, 2018

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October 13, 2018: Inflatable World Carcass
three hours of traditional and traditional-like music from around the world.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Les Filles de Illighadad	Tende "Tende" by "Les Filles de Illighadad"	Fatou Seidi Ghali & Alamnou Akrouni	Sahel Sounds	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Moussa Baho, Rabiou Moussa, Abdou Adamon	Al Fulani	Folk Music of the Sahel, Volume 1: Niger	Sublime Frequencies	0:17:23 (Pop-up)
Bomberi Willoho	Warri "Warri" by "Bomberi Willoho"	Burkina Faso: Volume 2	Sublime Frequencies	0:21:38 (Pop-up)
Etienne Ngbozo/Joseph Samba	Naa-Woro	Centrafique: Musique Gbaya, Chants A Penser (2)	Ocora	0:26:30 (Pop-up)
Alemu Aga	Abba Gran Mota (Death of the Left-handed)	Ethiopia: Three Chordophone Traditions	Auvidis/Unesco	0:29:38 (Pop-up)
Baka Pygmies	The "Water Drum" "The "Water Drum"" by "Baka Pygmies"	Cameroon: Baka Pygmy Music	Auvidis/Unesco	0:34:58 (Pop-up)
The Broto	Orchestra de Trompes "Orchestra de Trompes" by "The Broto"	Musique Centrafricaine	Ocora	0:39:16 (Pop-up)
Yalawapiti Indians	Taquara clarinets	Bresil: Musiques du Haut Xingu	Ocora	0:43:41 (Pop-up)
Two adults using toreukuri (voice distorters)	Dialogue of Voice Distorters	Bresil: Enauené-Naué et Nhambiquara du Mato Grosso	VDE-Gallo	0:47:57 (Pop-up)
The Kayapo-Xikrin	Nhiok: Okkaikrikti	Ritual Music of the Kayapo-Xikrin, Brazil	Smithsonian Folkways	0:50:55 (Pop-up)

Pavan Das and Gadadhar Das	"Only the fakir knows the mind of the fakir..."	Bengale: Chants des <<fous>>	Le Chant Du Monde	1:07:26 (Pop-up)
Hiralal Yadav and party	Kajri "Kajri" by "Hiralal Yadav and party"	India: North Indian Folk Music	Auvidis/Unesco	1:13:42 (Pop-up)
Girls and boys	Two ghotul songs "Two ghotul songs" by "Girls and boys"	Inde: Musique Tribale du Bastar	Le Chant Du Monde	1:18:06 (Pop-up)
Deori Adivasi Singers	Mosaia "Mosaia" by "Deori Adivasi Singers"	Voices For Humans, Ancestors and Gods	Topic	1:22:02 (Pop-up)
A men's group from Pariangan	Talempong Pariangan Padang Panjang	Music of Indonesia 12: Gongs and Vocal Music from Sumatra	Smithsonian Folkways	1:26:02 (Pop-up)
Gambang Kromong Slendang Betawi	Balo-balo	Music of Indonesia 3: Music from the Outskirts of Jakarta (Gambang Kromong)	Smithsonian Folkways	1:30:30 (Pop-up)
Rab Ban (vocals), Mon Hai (Kann)	Phnom Domrey Trom ("Where the Elephants Go to Die")	Khmer Rouge Survivors: "They Will Kill You If You Cry"	Glitterbeat	1:35:49 (Pop-up)
The Lisu	Bel Oiseau "Bel Oiseau" by "The Lisu"	Musiques DeL'Asie Traditionelle Vol. 8: Thailande	PlayaSound	1:37:34 (Pop-up)
Nhac Le Ensemble	Boong 4 - Boong 3 - va Titet	Nhac Le - Ritual Music Of Vietnam	World Music Library/King	1:41:05 (Pop-up)
Ca Hue Ensemble	Tuong tu "Tuong tu" by "Ca Hue Ensemble"	Viet Nam: Musiques De Hue	Inedit	1:43:53 (Pop-up)
A Tang-Ak Ensemble	Manpa Jungshi Ji Kok	Korea	Auvidis/Unesco	1:47:38 (Pop-up)
The Murung	Danse De Sacrifice "Danse De Sacrifice" by "The Murung"	Orgues-À-Bouche Rituels Des Murung: Bangladesh	Inedit	1:51:40 (Pop-up)

Ozoda Ashurova	Shunidam "Shunidam" by "Ozoda Ashurova"	Music of Central Asia Vol.4: Bardic Divas - Women's Voices in Central Asia	Smithsonian Folkways	2:13:08 (Pop-up)
Djamala Suparova, chant; Akmurad Chariev, dutar	Dhulpum thienem	Turkmenistan: Chant des femmes bakhshi	Inedit	2:19:10 (Pop-up)
The troupe of Khodapanah Berdov	Falak song on the setayesh rhythm: "I went out into the meadow where the flowers were in bud..."	Tajik Music of Badakhshan	Auvidis/Unesco	2:24:50 (Pop-up)
Nath tribal women	Mare Dolari Paro Sane song	Rajasthan Street Music	Sublime Frequencies	2:31:04 (Pop-up)
Raja Ali	Hom Bel Hawa Ya Nas Walaoni (They Made Me Fond of Love)	Qat, Coffee & Qambus: Raw 45s from Yemen	Parlortone	2:34:45 (Pop-up)
Talip Ozkan	Boziak, au divan saz "Boziak, au divan saz" by "Talip Ozkan"	Turquie: L'Art Vivant De Talip Ozkan	Ocora	2:39:05 (Pop-up)
Orchestra of folk instruments of the Forest Industry of the Transcarpathian region	"The Shepherd Departs"	Ukraine: Traditional Music	Auvidis/Unesco	2:48:43 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	12:02am Scraps: hey h’lo beeble bobble
	12:03am coelacanth∅: holy crap did all my eyeball capillaries just burst?!
	12:06am rich: morning all, here be your visuals for this week: cargocollective.com... www.instagram.com...
	12:07am chresti: Hello!
	12:23am chresti: My dad’s eyeballs would go in different directions when he got is blood pressure up, for a brief time...
	12:25am rich: chameleon
	12:36am coelacanth∅: i knew a guy who's eyes weren't in sync. opposite of cross-eyed. he said it was cool; he had a wider range of reasonably good focus than most people and could effectively focus in 2 different directions at once.
	12:42am rw: ¡Hola roja!
	1:02am grtyvr: hey folks. Glad we don't have to listen to circumcision ritual chanting
	1:02am grtyvr: yay!
	1:15am Andrew S: Is that a genre?
	1:15am Andrew S: lacking that on my shelf
	1:31am Andrew S: theres some percsussion. love the sound of whatever they are tapping on, hypnotic
	1:45am Andrew S: Went to see a prayer before dawn a few days ago. It was good. Only so much you can do with a prison movie that hasnt been done but it convinced me never to do drugs in Thailand
	2:01am Andrew S: I kill the chat, I dont mean to. I just really like the music
	2:02am Scraps: i hear you
	2:25am Andrew S: I wish i knew more about Canadian traditional music, like ancient, not Stan Rogers or Gordon Lightfoot. Despite living here and trying to be in tune, the only Innu (for instance) music I hear is throat singing. I feel like Im missing a lot more.
	2:52am rich: the problem with traditional is the way it's presented. so much of it was presented in a spirit of nationalism or tourism or education so there's a lot that is missed. the thailande record i played earlier on playasound has a piece that is so different from anything else on the record that it doesn't even sound like it could possibly come from the same country. i think there's way more of that than we can imagine. there's such a divide when you listen to a lyrichord record versus an ocora record (for the most part) that you can imagine that they are recorded on different planets; sometimes it's the technology, usually it's the ear of the person behind the mic
	2:55am rich: thanks for listening everyone. next week it's dj husband vs. dj wife for singles going steady. remember to pledge to the station if you can (and thank you if you already have). stay tuned for joe.

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from October 13, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Les Filles de Illighadad	Tende "Tende" by "Les Filles de Illighadad"	Fatou Seidi Ghali & Alamnou Akrouni	Sahel Sounds	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Moussa Baho, Rabiou Moussa, Abdou Adamon	Al Fulani	Folk Music of the Sahel, Volume 1: Niger	Sublime Frequencies	0:17:23 (Pop-up)
Bomberi Willoho	Warri "Warri" by "Bomberi Willoho"	Burkina Faso: Volume 2	Sublime Frequencies	0:21:38 (Pop-up)
Etienne Ngbozo/Joseph Samba	Naa-Woro	Centrafique: Musique Gbaya, Chants A Penser (2)	Ocora	0:26:30 (Pop-up)
Alemu Aga	Abba Gran Mota (Death of the Left-handed)	Ethiopia: Three Chordophone Traditions	Auvidis/Unesco	0:29:38 (Pop-up)
Baka Pygmies	The "Water Drum" "The "Water Drum"" by "Baka Pygmies"	Cameroon: Baka Pygmy Music	Auvidis/Unesco	0:34:58 (Pop-up)
The Broto	Orchestra de Trompes "Orchestra de Trompes" by "The Broto"	Musique Centrafricaine	Ocora	0:39:16 (Pop-up)
Yalawapiti Indians	Taquara clarinets	Bresil: Musiques du Haut Xingu	Ocora	0:43:41 (Pop-up)
Two adults using toreukuri (voice distorters)	Dialogue of Voice Distorters	Bresil: Enauené-Naué et Nhambiquara du Mato Grosso	VDE-Gallo	0:47:57 (Pop-up)
The Kayapo-Xikrin	Nhiok: Okkaikrikti	Ritual Music of the Kayapo-Xikrin, Brazil	Smithsonian Folkways	0:50:55 (Pop-up)

Pavan Das and Gadadhar Das	"Only the fakir knows the mind of the fakir..."	Bengale: Chants des <<fous>>	Le Chant Du Monde	1:07:26 (Pop-up)
Hiralal Yadav and party	Kajri "Kajri" by "Hiralal Yadav and party"	India: North Indian Folk Music	Auvidis/Unesco	1:13:42 (Pop-up)
Girls and boys	Two ghotul songs "Two ghotul songs" by "Girls and boys"	Inde: Musique Tribale du Bastar	Le Chant Du Monde	1:18:06 (Pop-up)
Deori Adivasi Singers	Mosaia "Mosaia" by "Deori Adivasi Singers"	Voices For Humans, Ancestors and Gods	Topic	1:22:02 (Pop-up)
A men's group from Pariangan	Talempong Pariangan Padang Panjang	Music of Indonesia 12: Gongs and Vocal Music from Sumatra	Smithsonian Folkways	1:26:02 (Pop-up)
Gambang Kromong Slendang Betawi	Balo-balo	Music of Indonesia 3: Music from the Outskirts of Jakarta (Gambang Kromong)	Smithsonian Folkways	1:30:30 (Pop-up)
Rab Ban (vocals), Mon Hai (Kann)	Phnom Domrey Trom ("Where the Elephants Go to Die")	Khmer Rouge Survivors: "They Will Kill You If You Cry"	Glitterbeat	1:35:49 (Pop-up)
The Lisu	Bel Oiseau "Bel Oiseau" by "The Lisu"	Musiques DeL'Asie Traditionelle Vol. 8: Thailande	PlayaSound	1:37:34 (Pop-up)
Nhac Le Ensemble	Boong 4 - Boong 3 - va Titet	Nhac Le - Ritual Music Of Vietnam	World Music Library/King	1:41:05 (Pop-up)
Ca Hue Ensemble	Tuong tu "Tuong tu" by "Ca Hue Ensemble"	Viet Nam: Musiques De Hue	Inedit	1:43:53 (Pop-up)
A Tang-Ak Ensemble	Manpa Jungshi Ji Kok	Korea	Auvidis/Unesco	1:47:38 (Pop-up)
The Murung	Danse De Sacrifice "Danse De Sacrifice" by "The Murung"	Orgues-À-Bouche Rituels Des Murung: Bangladesh	Inedit	1:51:40 (Pop-up)

Ozoda Ashurova	Shunidam "Shunidam" by "Ozoda Ashurova"	Music of Central Asia Vol.4: Bardic Divas - Women's Voices in Central Asia	Smithsonian Folkways	2:13:08 (Pop-up)
Djamala Suparova, chant; Akmurad Chariev, dutar	Dhulpum thienem	Turkmenistan: Chant des femmes bakhshi	Inedit	2:19:10 (Pop-up)
The troupe of Khodapanah Berdov	Falak song on the setayesh rhythm: "I went out into the meadow where the flowers were in bud..."	Tajik Music of Badakhshan	Auvidis/Unesco	2:24:50 (Pop-up)
Nath tribal women	Mare Dolari Paro Sane song	Rajasthan Street Music	Sublime Frequencies	2:31:04 (Pop-up)
Raja Ali	Hom Bel Hawa Ya Nas Walaoni (They Made Me Fond of Love)	Qat, Coffee & Qambus: Raw 45s from Yemen	Parlortone	2:34:45 (Pop-up)
Talip Ozkan	Boziak, au divan saz "Boziak, au divan saz" by "Talip Ozkan"	Turquie: L'Art Vivant De Talip Ozkan	Ocora	2:39:05 (Pop-up)
Orchestra of folk instruments of the Forest Industry of the Transcarpathian region	"The Shepherd Departs"	Ukraine: Traditional Music	Auvidis/Unesco	2:48:43 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02am Scraps: hey h’lo beeble bobble
	12:03am coelacanth∅: holy crap did all my eyeball capillaries just burst?!
	12:06am rich: morning all, here be your visuals for this week: cargocollective.com... www.instagram.com...
	12:07am chresti: Hello!
	12:23am chresti: My dad’s eyeballs would go in different directions when he got is blood pressure up, for a brief time...
	12:25am rich: chameleon
	12:36am coelacanth∅: i knew a guy who's eyes weren't in sync. opposite of cross-eyed. he said it was cool; he had a wider range of reasonably good focus than most people and could effectively focus in 2 different directions at once.
	12:42am rw: ¡Hola roja!
	1:02am grtyvr: hey folks. Glad we don't have to listen to circumcision ritual chanting
	1:02am grtyvr: yay!
	1:15am Andrew S: Is that a genre?
	1:15am Andrew S: lacking that on my shelf
	1:31am Andrew S: theres some percsussion. love the sound of whatever they are tapping on, hypnotic
	1:45am Andrew S: Went to see a prayer before dawn a few days ago. It was good. Only so much you can do with a prison movie that hasnt been done but it convinced me never to do drugs in Thailand
	2:01am Andrew S: I kill the chat, I dont mean to. I just really like the music
	2:02am Scraps: i hear you
	2:25am Andrew S: I wish i knew more about Canadian traditional music, like ancient, not Stan Rogers or Gordon Lightfoot. Despite living here and trying to be in tune, the only Innu (for instance) music I hear is throat singing. I feel like Im missing a lot more.
	2:52am rich: the problem with traditional is the way it's presented. so much of it was presented in a spirit of nationalism or tourism or education so there's a lot that is missed. the thailande record i played earlier on playasound has a piece that is so different from anything else on the record that it doesn't even sound like it could possibly come from the same country. i think there's way more of that than we can imagine. there's such a divide when you listen to a lyrichord record versus an ocora record (for the most part) that you can imagine that they are recorded on different planets; sometimes it's the technology, usually it's the ear of the person behind the mic
	2:55am rich: thanks for listening everyone. next week it's dj husband vs. dj wife for singles going steady. remember to pledge to the station if you can (and thank you if you already have). stay tuned for joe.

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from October 13, 2018

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