WFMU: Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from February 22, 2020

Listener comments!
	12:02am ParUbi: Hello
	12:03am chresti: Hello
	12:03am Handy Haversack: How's the night been?
	12:03am coelacanth∅: i guess we have to wait until march 7 to say greetings rich, and wife... so greetings rich and squirrely dirigibles
	12:07am Franco Twinkie: Looks like no one has moved and we can expect more of the same sassy patter. Rich!
	12:08am Mr. Pumpy: Hello
	12:08am Mr. Pumpy: @Handy...I can speak for myself when I say... great! Thanks for running the numbers, by the way.
	12:09am rich: good morning parubi, chresti, handy, coel, franco, mr p, et al. here for your viewing pleasure: www.elodieantoine.be
	12:10am Mr. Pumpy: Hello Rich...hope this morning finds you well.
	12:10am choggie: mother would play this lullaby to us at bedtime.... she said if she had to come back in the room she would stitch our eyeballs shut 8f we weren't asleep
	12:11am Mr. Pumpy: Damn! And to think I was going to cut my hair.
	12:11am Mod Mokka Matti: Good evening/morning, Mr. Hazelton. Reckon I may as well keep on riding the WFMU bus to the end of the line tonight. Looks like other folks have the same idea. :-)
	12:12am coelacanth∅: (rich my stupid comment was an extension from Daniel's show, in case you didn't know...and didn't not care)
	12:14am coelacanth∅: i'm still sitting here trying to find a way to get gimp to work on this crackbook.
	12:16am Mr. Pumpy: gotta use your gimphand
	12:17am Handy Haversack: I try to keep it all nice and (mathematically) legal, Mr. P.
	12:18am Mr. Pumpy: @Handy...much appreciated
	12:19am rich: so mr. durand is playing an instrument of his own design the pan-ney along with a tenor sax. the pan-ney is a large pan flute type of instruments using acrylic glass tubes of varying lengths and diameters.
	12:19am Mr. Pumpy: This track has the Herbie Hancock - Headhunters sound. Like being around a pond at night...or pulling a straw threw the plastic lid of a soda cup.
	12:20am Mr. Pumpy: @rich...that's what I'm hearing...and what I just went on about. Excellent!
	12:21am Handy Haversack: Does anyone else play a pan-ney, or has it not caught on? Band we saw tonight had a baritone sax player. Impressive.
	12:23am rich: handy you've just volunteered for a search on the internet. good luck. please report back your findings.
	12:24am Handy Haversack: "Teacher! You forgot to give us any homework!" I did this to myself.
	12:26am Mod Mokka Matti: Bari Sax isn't an instrument that gets a lot of exposure these days, at least on a large scale - perhaps the most prominent band that I know of that made regular use of it was Morphine.
	12:30am Handy Haversack: @MMM, I was thinking the same thing tonight. I LOVE Morphine. I was also thinking this band tonight could have used a little kick from like uileann pipes, a la Black 47. Or maybe ... the pan-ney!
	12:34am Mod Mokka Matti: This sounds like me tormenting my Schnauzer.
	12:34am Mr. Pumpy: Sleestaks coming!
	👻 12:35am Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): greetings, Rich and assorted folx!
	12:35am Mod Mokka Matti: For that matter, has anyone else employed the same or similar instruments in their repertoire, like those of the late Rahsaan Roland Kirk?
	12:36am Handy Haversack: Mr. Pumpy, that's a line best delivered after licking a tree's bark and sifting some soil through our fingers. "A-yup. Sleestaks comin'!"
	12:39am Mr. Pumpy: @Handy...definitely. That's perhaps best delivered ala Jesse Ventura in full on Predator mode. Or maybe you just need him in the wings, clutching his machine gun, and watching you with approval.
	12:40am Handy Haversack: I can live with that.
	12:40am rich: i'm pretty sure that the choice of lines best delivered after such an action is fairly large
	12:41am Mr. Pumpy: Sniffing some rocks...using a pine cone as a suppository..."Just as I feared...Sleestak's coming!"
	12:42am Mr. Pumpy: Rich...true. I can hear this as well, "Ever try a waffle with peanut butter?"
	12:42am Mr. Pumpy: This song is bonkers!
	12:42am Mod Mokka Matti: @Handy: Morphine was really big back in my Uni years - I still have my CDs of theirs somewhere around here. I certainly played them plenty into the early morning hours on campus, working on various student projects in the design studios there.
	12:47am Mod Mokka Matti: The Sleestak detection methods sound similar to those employed by Yukon Cornelius in his search for the elusive vein of peppermint.
	12:48am Mr. Pumpy: Yukon Cornelius and his famous, prehensile, gold detecting tongue. The envy of many manywheres...
	12:48am Handy Haversack: We keep _Cure for Pain_ in the car, so it's often in rotation.
	12:50am Mr. Pumpy: This track is hypnotizing. I love this.
	12:53am Handy Haversack: Yeah, this is great.
	12:53am Mod Mokka Matti: I feel like I'm whirling around, yet am stationery in a sauna. Like travelling without moving.
	12:54am Mod Mokka Matti: Dang it, syntax error. STATIONARY.
	12:55am Mod Mokka Matti: Do I hear a Bass Clarinet in there? That's my instrument!
	12:58am rich: the first times that i ever felt like i was experiencing an altered state was when i was 8 or 9 spinning around really fast on a bar stool, leaping off, and trying to stand straight.
	12:59am coelacanth∅: re: @12.26 and Dave Sewelson of course
	1:01am DouglasInDallas: Awesome set tonight! Best of luck on the marathon!
	1:02am chresti: it's funny how people love being in altered states, whether it's to do a sacrifice, or just have fun
	1:03am slugluv1313: greetings, rich and everyone! fantastic sounds!
	1:04am Mod Mokka Matti: Speaking of spinning around on a stool, I was that age or younger when I got the bright idea to take a flying leap off of my late parents' stool (of the type that were common in the 70s, with the back and tubular ring foot rest) in the dayroom, next to our wall-mount telephone and Mom's little desk. As I was departing from the seat, it started revolving, and I landed onto the floor, flat on my stomach - completely knocked the wind out of me, and I thought I was either paralyzed, or dead. Never tried that again, though I did leap out of the second-story bedroom windows more than once.
	1:19am chresti: My younger brother and cousin jumped off a tool shed in order to fly, once
	1:19am Mod Mokka Matti: How did that go for them, chresti?
	1:23am me tOoo hahahAd: I too Chresti, I wish would instantly grow if I jumped
	1:24am Wings would grow: meanT...v
	1:24am Mod Mokka Matti: I think I'm experiencing Mary Hart syndrome from DouglasInDallas' avatar GIF. Is that even possible?
	1:26am how can i see the avatar?: I'm on phone , pls answer, is there any special aPP
	1:29am chresti: I think you have to look on the website, how
	1:32am hoW: thank you Chresti, I try
	1:35am chresti: They weren't very happy about the result, MMM.
	1:37am Handy Haversack: I'm fading, pals. G'night.
	1:38am chresti: Me too, Night Handy.
	1:39am Mod Mokka Matti: Gute Nacht, Handy and Chresti! I think I'll be out shortly as well.
	1:42am chresti: Good night rich and all, enjoyed the show.
	1:45am Franco Twinkie: Okay, so I've been reading a book, and not paying attention to the chat, so sue me. My first out of body experience was in San Francisco in the summer of 1966. But it's not what you think - I was eleven years old. I was with my family at a seafood restaurant and I ordered a fish dish that I hated. I was trancing out while avoiding the dreaded seafood platter. The room turned into an aquarium I was trapped in and I dropped my glass of milk onto my plate. I created a loud and embarrassing spectacle and insisted that "everything went black." Well, that explanation haunted me for years. Anytime my family found anything I said implausible they would ask did everything go black?
	1:56am Mod Mokka Matti: I had an extended out of body experience in Jr. High/7th grade. It was just before winter break, and I still remember seeing myself walking through the halls, to class, etc. as though it was someone else. I also had a number of episodes in band where I would be looking at my sheet music on the stand, and everything literally went black. Thankfully, I managed to remain upright, and on my chair - otherwise, a rather pricey Buffet Crampon clarinet would have been seriously hurt. My parents even took me to get an MRI or CAT scan, to see if there was anything amiss that could be detected. Test results came up negative. I've had more recent episodes, since the passing of my parents. Not sure if it's all attributable to stress, or something else undetected.
	2:00am Franco Twinkie: MMM, My parents were not the type to rush us of to the doctor just because we were acting weird, unless they couldn't stop the bleeding.
	2:07am Mod Mokka Matti: Mine were the same for the most part. I maintain that mindset myself - likely to my own detriment.
	2:13am Mod Mokka Matti: And with that, I believe I'd best head out for some needed sleep. Thanks Rich, and goodnight all!
	2:14am Franco Twinkie: Yeah, me too. But Chresti and I just had our first visit to Kaiser - her today, me yesterday. I need to take better care of myself and her.
	2:15am Franco Twinkie: First thing on the list: More sleep! Good night.
	2:38am Spinning Giant: ...up in the middle of the night for some fresh water, nibblies, and apparently some great tunes...and great chatter...though looks like I am late to the party, and everyone (but Rich, I suppose, unless there's a robot running this spectacle...?) has already toddled off to bed ...
	2:40am rich: still awake here
	2:45am Spinning Giant: groovy tuneage, Rich - cheers
	9:36am coelacanth∅: Thanks Rich

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from February 22, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
The Murung	Dance for the Sacrifice	Orgues-À-Bouche Rituels Des Murung: Bangladesh	Inedit	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Werner Durand	Panga "Panga" by "Werner Durand"	Schwingende Luftsaulen 2	Ants	0:09:05 (Pop-up)
Nhac Le Ensemble	Boong 4 - Boong 3 - va Titet	Nhac Le, Ritual Music Of Vietnam	World Music Library	0:22:23 (Pop-up)
Sainkho Namtchylak	Letter 3 "Letter 3" by "Sainkho Namtchylak"	Letters	Leo Records	0:25:05 (Pop-up)
Ne Zhdali	Death of T. "Death of T." by "Ne Zhdali"	Hey Driver Cool Down The Horses!!!	RecDec	0:34:26 (Pop-up)
Laco Tyla	Bergama Gaydasi "Bergama Gaydasi" by "Laco Tyla"	Ciftetelli	Traditional Crossroads	0:37:39 (Pop-up)
Yuri Yunakov	Trakiisko Horo "Trakiisko Horo" by "Yuri Yunakov"	Balada - Bulgarian Wedding Music	Traditional Crossroads	0:41:14 (Pop-up)
Muzsikás	Khosid Dance "Khosid Dance" by "Muzsikás"	Máramaros - The Lost Jewish Music Of Transylvania	Hannibal	0:48:58 (Pop-up)
Frank London	Imanu Malkheteynu "Imanu Malkheteynu" by "Frank London"	Scientist At Work	Tzadik	0:50:35 (Pop-up)

Black Forest/Black Sea	Lump In Throat	Black Forest/Black Sea	Last Visible Dog	1:04:23 (Pop-up)
Scavenger Quartet	The Phrygian Cap	Hats	Acidsoxx	1:08:52 (Pop-up)
Birdsongs of the Mesozoic	Quincy Sore Throat Theme	Petrophonics	Cuneiform	1:12:59 (Pop-up)
Magnetic Ghost	Does It Dream? "Does It Dream?" by "Magnetic Ghost"	Pixels	Round Bale Recordings	1:16:55 (Pop-up)
Art Zoyd	Derniere Danse "Derniere Danse" by "Art Zoyd"	Les Espaces Inquiets/Phase IV/Archives II	Atonal Records	1:21:07 (Pop-up)
Birdy Nam Nam	Engineer Fear "Engineer Fear" by "Birdy Nam Nam"	Birdy Nam Nam	Kif Music	1:25:33 (Pop-up)
Dan Deacon	Become A Mountain "Become A Mountain" by "Dan Deacon"	Mystic Familiar	Domino	1:29:06 (Pop-up)
Colin Newman	Life On Deck "Life On Deck" by "Colin Newman"	A-Z	4AD/Restless Retro	1:33:09 (Pop-up)
Maze	She Left This Town "She Left This Town" by "Maze"	Maze	Lumpy Records	1:36:15 (Pop-up)
Mr. Wrong	Not For You "Not For You" by "Mr. Wrong"	Create A Place	Waterwing	1:38:21 (Pop-up)
The Raincoats	Life On The Line "Life On The Line" by "The Raincoats"	The Raincoats	DGC	1:39:43 (Pop-up)
Pretty & Nice	Pixies "Pixies" by "Pretty & Nice"	Get Young	Hardly Art	1:44:03 (Pop-up)
La Luz	Loose Teeth "Loose Teeth" by "La Luz"	Floating Features	Hardly Art	1:47:58 (Pop-up)
Yeah Yeah Yeahs	Under The Earth "Under The Earth" by "Yeah Yeah Yeahs"	Mosquito	Interscope	1:50:45 (Pop-up)

Colin Stetson	City Hall "City Hall" by "Colin Stetson"	Color Out Of Space	Milan	2:03:23 (Pop-up)
Tim Barnes	Guala "Guala" by "Tim Barnes"	Dead Loop	Amish	2:04:24 (Pop-up)
Tibor Szemzo	Furcap "Furcap" by "Tibor Szemzo"	Danube Exodus	Leo Records	2:08:46 (Pop-up)
New Winds	Business "Business" by "New Winds"	The Cliff	Sound Aspects	2:12:38 (Pop-up)
Jim Black AlasNoAxis	Z "Z" by "Jim Black AlasNoAxis"	Habyor	Winter & Winter	2:16:15 (Pop-up)
Jonathan Kane	Pops "Pops" by "Jonathan Kane"	February	Table of the Elements	2:20:36 (Pop-up)
Larry Young	Softly As In A Morning Sunrise	Unity	Blue Note	2:26:47 (Pop-up)
Jackie McLean	Vertigo "Vertigo" by "Jackie McLean"	Vertigo	Blue Note	2:33:04 (Pop-up)
Karin Krog w/ Dexter Gordon	Blue Eyes	Don't Just Sing: An Anthology 1963-1999	Light In The Attic	2:41:18 (Pop-up)
Rod McKuen	What Is A Fabian? "What Is A Fabian?" by "Rod McKuen"	Beatsville	P22/Atom Smash	2:46:06 (Pop-up)
Margareth Kammerer	I Carry Your Heart With Me (Remix: Christof Kurzmann)	To Be An Animal Of Real Fresh	Charizma	2:49:50 (Pop-up)
Bird Radio	J.T./Here Lies Old Bones	Oh, Happy England	SFE	2:52:27 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02am ParUbi: Hello
	12:03am chresti: Hello
	12:03am Handy Haversack: How's the night been?
	12:03am coelacanth∅: i guess we have to wait until march 7 to say greetings rich, and wife... so greetings rich and squirrely dirigibles
	12:07am Franco Twinkie: Looks like no one has moved and we can expect more of the same sassy patter. Rich!
	12:08am Mr. Pumpy: Hello
	12:08am Mr. Pumpy: @Handy...I can speak for myself when I say... great! Thanks for running the numbers, by the way.
	12:09am rich: good morning parubi, chresti, handy, coel, franco, mr p, et al. here for your viewing pleasure: www.elodieantoine.be
	12:10am Mr. Pumpy: Hello Rich...hope this morning finds you well.
	12:10am choggie: mother would play this lullaby to us at bedtime.... she said if she had to come back in the room she would stitch our eyeballs shut 8f we weren't asleep
	12:11am Mr. Pumpy: Damn! And to think I was going to cut my hair.
	12:11am Mod Mokka Matti: Good evening/morning, Mr. Hazelton. Reckon I may as well keep on riding the WFMU bus to the end of the line tonight. Looks like other folks have the same idea. :-)
	12:12am coelacanth∅: (rich my stupid comment was an extension from Daniel's show, in case you didn't know...and didn't not care)
	12:14am coelacanth∅: i'm still sitting here trying to find a way to get gimp to work on this crackbook.
	12:16am Mr. Pumpy: gotta use your gimphand
	12:17am Handy Haversack: I try to keep it all nice and (mathematically) legal, Mr. P.
	12:18am Mr. Pumpy: @Handy...much appreciated
	12:19am rich: so mr. durand is playing an instrument of his own design the pan-ney along with a tenor sax. the pan-ney is a large pan flute type of instruments using acrylic glass tubes of varying lengths and diameters.
	12:19am Mr. Pumpy: This track has the Herbie Hancock - Headhunters sound. Like being around a pond at night...or pulling a straw threw the plastic lid of a soda cup.
	12:20am Mr. Pumpy: @rich...that's what I'm hearing...and what I just went on about. Excellent!
	12:21am Handy Haversack: Does anyone else play a pan-ney, or has it not caught on? Band we saw tonight had a baritone sax player. Impressive.
	12:23am rich: handy you've just volunteered for a search on the internet. good luck. please report back your findings.
	12:24am Handy Haversack: "Teacher! You forgot to give us any homework!" I did this to myself.
	12:26am Mod Mokka Matti: Bari Sax isn't an instrument that gets a lot of exposure these days, at least on a large scale - perhaps the most prominent band that I know of that made regular use of it was Morphine.
	12:30am Handy Haversack: @MMM, I was thinking the same thing tonight. I LOVE Morphine. I was also thinking this band tonight could have used a little kick from like uileann pipes, a la Black 47. Or maybe ... the pan-ney!
	12:34am Mod Mokka Matti: This sounds like me tormenting my Schnauzer.
	12:34am Mr. Pumpy: Sleestaks coming!
	👻 12:35am Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): greetings, Rich and assorted folx!
	12:35am Mod Mokka Matti: For that matter, has anyone else employed the same or similar instruments in their repertoire, like those of the late Rahsaan Roland Kirk?
	12:36am Handy Haversack: Mr. Pumpy, that's a line best delivered after licking a tree's bark and sifting some soil through our fingers. "A-yup. Sleestaks comin'!"
	12:39am Mr. Pumpy: @Handy...definitely. That's perhaps best delivered ala Jesse Ventura in full on Predator mode. Or maybe you just need him in the wings, clutching his machine gun, and watching you with approval.
	12:40am Handy Haversack: I can live with that.
	12:40am rich: i'm pretty sure that the choice of lines best delivered after such an action is fairly large
	12:41am Mr. Pumpy: Sniffing some rocks...using a pine cone as a suppository..."Just as I feared...Sleestak's coming!"
	12:42am Mr. Pumpy: Rich...true. I can hear this as well, "Ever try a waffle with peanut butter?"
	12:42am Mr. Pumpy: This song is bonkers!
	12:42am Mod Mokka Matti: @Handy: Morphine was really big back in my Uni years - I still have my CDs of theirs somewhere around here. I certainly played them plenty into the early morning hours on campus, working on various student projects in the design studios there.
	12:47am Mod Mokka Matti: The Sleestak detection methods sound similar to those employed by Yukon Cornelius in his search for the elusive vein of peppermint.
	12:48am Mr. Pumpy: Yukon Cornelius and his famous, prehensile, gold detecting tongue. The envy of many manywheres...
	12:48am Handy Haversack: We keep _Cure for Pain_ in the car, so it's often in rotation.
	12:50am Mr. Pumpy: This track is hypnotizing. I love this.
	12:53am Handy Haversack: Yeah, this is great.
	12:53am Mod Mokka Matti: I feel like I'm whirling around, yet am stationery in a sauna. Like travelling without moving.
	12:54am Mod Mokka Matti: Dang it, syntax error. STATIONARY.
	12:55am Mod Mokka Matti: Do I hear a Bass Clarinet in there? That's my instrument!
	12:58am rich: the first times that i ever felt like i was experiencing an altered state was when i was 8 or 9 spinning around really fast on a bar stool, leaping off, and trying to stand straight.
	12:59am coelacanth∅: re: @12.26 and Dave Sewelson of course
	1:01am DouglasInDallas: Awesome set tonight! Best of luck on the marathon!
	1:02am chresti: it's funny how people love being in altered states, whether it's to do a sacrifice, or just have fun
	1:03am slugluv1313: greetings, rich and everyone! fantastic sounds!
	1:04am Mod Mokka Matti: Speaking of spinning around on a stool, I was that age or younger when I got the bright idea to take a flying leap off of my late parents' stool (of the type that were common in the 70s, with the back and tubular ring foot rest) in the dayroom, next to our wall-mount telephone and Mom's little desk. As I was departing from the seat, it started revolving, and I landed onto the floor, flat on my stomach - completely knocked the wind out of me, and I thought I was either paralyzed, or dead. Never tried that again, though I did leap out of the second-story bedroom windows more than once.
	1:19am chresti: My younger brother and cousin jumped off a tool shed in order to fly, once
	1:19am Mod Mokka Matti: How did that go for them, chresti?
	1:23am me tOoo hahahAd: I too Chresti, I wish would instantly grow if I jumped
	1:24am Wings would grow: meanT...v
	1:24am Mod Mokka Matti: I think I'm experiencing Mary Hart syndrome from DouglasInDallas' avatar GIF. Is that even possible?
	1:26am how can i see the avatar?: I'm on phone , pls answer, is there any special aPP
	1:29am chresti: I think you have to look on the website, how
	1:32am hoW: thank you Chresti, I try
	1:35am chresti: They weren't very happy about the result, MMM.
	1:37am Handy Haversack: I'm fading, pals. G'night.
	1:38am chresti: Me too, Night Handy.
	1:39am Mod Mokka Matti: Gute Nacht, Handy and Chresti! I think I'll be out shortly as well.
	1:42am chresti: Good night rich and all, enjoyed the show.
	1:45am Franco Twinkie: Okay, so I've been reading a book, and not paying attention to the chat, so sue me. My first out of body experience was in San Francisco in the summer of 1966. But it's not what you think - I was eleven years old. I was with my family at a seafood restaurant and I ordered a fish dish that I hated. I was trancing out while avoiding the dreaded seafood platter. The room turned into an aquarium I was trapped in and I dropped my glass of milk onto my plate. I created a loud and embarrassing spectacle and insisted that "everything went black." Well, that explanation haunted me for years. Anytime my family found anything I said implausible they would ask did everything go black?
	1:56am Mod Mokka Matti: I had an extended out of body experience in Jr. High/7th grade. It was just before winter break, and I still remember seeing myself walking through the halls, to class, etc. as though it was someone else. I also had a number of episodes in band where I would be looking at my sheet music on the stand, and everything literally went black. Thankfully, I managed to remain upright, and on my chair - otherwise, a rather pricey Buffet Crampon clarinet would have been seriously hurt. My parents even took me to get an MRI or CAT scan, to see if there was anything amiss that could be detected. Test results came up negative. I've had more recent episodes, since the passing of my parents. Not sure if it's all attributable to stress, or something else undetected.
	2:00am Franco Twinkie: MMM, My parents were not the type to rush us of to the doctor just because we were acting weird, unless they couldn't stop the bleeding.
	2:07am Mod Mokka Matti: Mine were the same for the most part. I maintain that mindset myself - likely to my own detriment.
	2:13am Mod Mokka Matti: And with that, I believe I'd best head out for some needed sleep. Thanks Rich, and goodnight all!
	2:14am Franco Twinkie: Yeah, me too. But Chresti and I just had our first visit to Kaiser - her today, me yesterday. I need to take better care of myself and her.
	2:15am Franco Twinkie: First thing on the list: More sleep! Good night.
	2:38am Spinning Giant: ...up in the middle of the night for some fresh water, nibblies, and apparently some great tunes...and great chatter...though looks like I am late to the party, and everyone (but Rich, I suppose, unless there's a robot running this spectacle...?) has already toddled off to bed ...
	2:40am rich: still awake here
	2:45am Spinning Giant: groovy tuneage, Rich - cheers
	9:36am coelacanth∅: Thanks Rich

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from February 22, 2020

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