WFMU: The Wiggle Room: Playlist from June 28, 2022

Listener comments!
	👻 7:57pm Austin Rich: Good Hello
	7:57pm Krys O.: Hi, Austin!
	7:58pm Krys O.: SAR will be underweigh in approximately three and a half minutes.
	7:59pm Don-O: UT! I made it!!
	7:59pm Aitch: Wiggle me this
	👻 7:59pm Mr Fab: Counting down to the sam- sam- sampled music, music, mu- mu- music.
	8:00pm postconsumer: See you on the other side! :)
	8:00pm Scott67: G'day Jon & Wiggly Ones! ☕😎🤙🎶📻🌏🌻
	8:01pm Don-O: Let's get confused.....
	8:02pm postconsumer: Hi Don-O, I was thinking of you when putting together this intro... can you guess why?
	👻 8:02pm Austin Rich: Mr. Fab becomes. Mr. Headroom, while he wiggles...
	8:03pm Don-O: All I know is that I just got MPFC on Blu-Ray a couple of weeks ago...
	8:04pm postconsumer: Welcome Austin, Krys O (especially Krys O - thanks for operating the board!), Don-O, Aitch, Mr. Fab and Scott67!
	👻 8:04pm Austin Rich: I'm celebrating... having prepared my show with almost an hour to spare!
	8:05pm Krys O.: Always a pleasure! Howdy, everyone!
	8:05pm Don-O: "I crashed car into the bridge"?
	8:05pm postconsumer: oof. Nice job, Austin!
	8:06pm postconsumer: Don-O, one of the voices sampled in this week's intro was Mary Tyler Moore, saying "Uh, Yes!"
	8:06pm Krys O.: "I got this feeling on the summer day when you were gone I crashed my car into the bridge, I watched, I let it burn I threw your shit into a bag and pushed it down the stairs I crashed my car into the bridge I don't care, I love it I don't care"
	👻 8:06pm Austin Rich: Don-O: like in Roger Rabbit, I'm guessing.
	8:06pm Don-O: Aw, some missed up Burt!!
	8:07pm postconsumer: ???
	8:07pm Krys O.: LOL! I almost choked on my watermelon laughing at this one with Religion.
	8:07pm postconsumer: oh, Bacharach! :)
	8:07pm Kat in Chicago: Assembling some dinner and listening on the app!
	8:07pm postconsumer: Our own Mr. Fab!
	8:07pm Don-O: You have finer ears than I, postconsumer! I would have never fifured that one.
	8:08pm Don-O: Fess up. Fab!!
	8:08pm postconsumer: Well, I knew it was there because I put it there... :)
	8:09pm postconsumer: thinking, oh, Don-O will like this...
	8:10pm postconsumer: Doing a quick little Sheena-DJ update this episode, because I missed some folks last time.
	👻 8:10pm Austin Rich: There's always more to play.
	8:11pm postconsumer: Glad to have you on board, Kat in Chicago!
	8:12pm Krys O.: Ha! This incorporates a cassette that my dad made for me back in 1985 along with some bizarre spam voice mail messages.
	👻 8:12pm Mr Fab: Ah, was out of the room when that RIAA nonsense was playing. (Thx for the spin, Jon!)
	8:14pm postconsumer: Krys, what is the one voice... sounds like a very young person talking?
	8:15pm postconsumer: one of the spam messages?
	8:15pm Krys O.: It was a young female telemarketer who was having fun leaving a voice mail. Lots of vocal fry.
	8:16pm postconsumer: thanks!
	8:17pm Don-O: The ghost of Wayne Butane is haunting us.
	8:17pm postconsumer: This is a major re-working of a piece I originally put together many years ago for an artist in Louisiana. A passage from James Joyce!
	8:18pm Cp304: i love the worn cover effect
	8:18pm Krys O.: Awesome!
	👻 8:19pm Austin Rich: I recognize every 10th voice.
	8:19pm postconsumer: This is from the (2009?!) notes: "Most of the (very nearly five hundred) words, which make up the bulk of this piece, were sought out one at a time, from film, television, radio and books on tape, and sometimes even syllable by syllable, to approximate as closely as possible, the spirit of Joyce's experimental novel. It was an awful lot of work, more than I've ever devoted to a single track before, and I'm really very happy with how it turned out. Thanks to Heather Ryan Kelley for the inspiration!"
	8:20pm Cp304: like a true mash up artist
	8:20pm postconsumer: thanks Cp304!
	8:29pm postconsumer: Just discovered these last two, recently.
	8:29pm Aitch: Off kilter for working sounds, weirding me out a tad.
	8:29pm Krys O.: Trance music
	8:29pm Feldy: Richard Dreyfus was the first mash-up artist I saw as a kid
	8:30pm postconsumer: though they are not new... 2005 and 1992!
	8:30pm Feldy: He worked mostly in potato
	8:30pm postconsumer: :)
	8:32pm postconsumer: And this one's from 1987
	8:33pm postconsumer: Might work better for Aitch's work environment?
	8:34pm Cp304: lays out cardboard
	8:36pm Krys O.: Go, Cp304!
	8:36pm postconsumer: Were people still breakdancing in 1987? I remember trying it as a kid, in 1983, or 1984
	8:37pm postconsumer: I tried once, accepted my extreme failure and moved on.
	8:37pm Cp304: look out 6'5" windmill attempt
	8:38pm Krys O.: I worked with a guy who was a masterful break dancer. For fun he would lay the cardboard in the street in front of the store and do a bit. Always drew a crowd. We were in the heart of Greenwich Village.
	8:38pm postconsumer: nice!
	8:39pm postconsumer: What store was it?
	8:39pm Don-O: AH! A classic!!!
	8:39pm postconsumer: This one's also from 1987.
	8:39pm Cp304: i can't remember who did this with beyonce x mas song
	8:40pm Krys O.: Ricky was a dj too. Oh, it was the Crazy Eddie's Record store on the corner of 6th Avenue and 8th Street. I was a manager in the record and video store there around 1984-1987.
	8:41pm Feldy: I haven't heard this in so long, and it's still impressive. Pump Up the Volume holds up
	8:43pm postconsumer: I never really had much of a desire to travel much. If I could travel anywhere, I think it would have to be tied to a place in time, as well. No real desire to see NYC now, but in 1984? Yes, I'd travel there, then.
	👻 8:47pm Mr Fab: Did you visit NYC in the '80s, Jon? I did regularly - my fam is from there. Oh, I got stories (as I'm sure anyone does if they were there)
	8:49pm postconsumer: wish I'd said that earlier - I'd love to spend an hour hearing those stories (and Krys O's). I didn't get to NYC until 93. Never lived there.
	8:52pm postconsumer: Mr. Fab - you said recently you were listening to turntablists/DJs as a kid. What do you think of this Bits & Pieces series? I've been trying to find out more, online, and aside from Disco Patrick, there's really not much info, at all. I'm into these medleys, though... well, some much more than others
	8:53pm Kat in Chicago: I like these bitsn pieces
	8:53pm postconsumer: me, too!
	8:54pm postconsumer: Bits and Pieces 1-3 are more well known, or at least I was aware of them for a long time before I found out the series continued, unofficially or not, for about a decade.
	8:56pm postconsumer: From what I've read, these kinds of things were done on 4-track tape recorders, with razor blades and wax pencils. Any scratching is just added in, on tape.
	👻 8:56pm Mr Fab: Not familiar with this, but there was alot of stuff like that at the time. I'd haunt DJ shops for white labels and mix tapes, but it was all very underground, due to copyright issues. I'd tape mixes off the radio, having no idea who made them.
	👻 8:57pm Austin Rich: I think the razor blade was pretty standard until somewhere nearly the second half of the 90's, when digital editing was possible. But I don't think a lot of people were able to really use digital editing in a big was until the early 2000's.
	8:57pm Scott67: Thanks Jon! 🍻😎🤙
	👻 8:58pm Austin Rich: Great show! Got me in the mood, for sure!
	8:58pm Aitch: Boopity boopin' along
	8:58pm Krys O.: So much fun and dancing too! Thanks, Jon!
	👻 8:59pm Mr Fab: Thanks Jon, that was fr- fr- FRESH.
	8:59pm Cp304: i gotta go cook the mushrooms, great listening, hanging all
	9:00pm Don-O: A busy little show! Thanks for the noise Post!!
	9:00pm postconsumer: Thanks again, Austin, Krys O, Don-O, Aitch, Mr. Fab, Scott67, Kat in Chicago, Cp304 and Feldy!
	9:00pm Krys O.: Here's the link for Mid-Valley Mutations: wfmu.org...

The Wiggle Room: Playlist from June 28, 2022

A different show every week! Rotating DJs include Jon Nelson's "Sheena 'ssembly Required" (Tape Manipulations, Digital Deconstructions and Turntable Creations),
MarkTime (vintage radio airchecks), and Krys O (aka Sister Krys - WFMU alumna 1985-1991, longtime Church of the Subgenius monk. Playing cinematic ephemera, schizoid weirdos, all styles served here). Plus: surprise guests galore. (illustration courtesy of https://www.jimflora.com/)

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June 28, 2022: Some Assembly Required (6/28/22)

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Some Assembly Required	"Some Assembly Required"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Don Hector	I Love Celebrations "I Love Celebrations" by "Don Hector"	Best of Bootie 2018	0:00:45 (Pop-up)
RIAA	Say a Little Prayer for Religion	Dirt Bacharach	0:04:08 (Pop-up)
Jan Turkenburg	We'd like to teach you to sing		0:07:29 (Pop-up)
Krys O	Sentimentu (An Ode to 2020)		0:09:10 (Pop-up)
The Bran Flakes	Vacation Slideshow	Help Me	0:12:32 (Pop-up)
Escape Mechanism	The House of the Haunted Ink Bottle (’22)	Sheena The Album	0:13:32 (Pop-up)
Venomous Invisible Amanda	This Is Stupid - Hulk Doesn't Like It	Poppin' Poisin	0:18:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Some Assembly Required	"Some Assembly Required"		0:21:04 (Pop-up)
Duck And Cover In A Psylobottle	N'Attends Personne Accouitte Qui Vient	The Memorial Elvis Project	0:23:08 (Pop-up)
Big City Orchestra	Bucket of Water	Things Fall Down	0:26:05 (Pop-up)
Unknown	Turntable Trix One "Turntable Trix One" by "Unknown"	Turntable Trix One	0:29:21 (Pop-up)
M/A/R/R/S	Pump Up the Volume "Pump Up the Volume" by "M/A/R/R/S"	Pump Up the Volume	0:36:34 (Pop-up)
Party Ben	Pump Up the Doorbell "Pump Up the Doorbell" by "Party Ben"		0:40:28 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Some Assembly Required	"Some Assembly Required"		0:46:48 (Pop-up)
Vinnie Campisi	Bits & Pieces 89 - Dynamite Mix (R/U/DEF/BOY? Mix)	Bits & Pieces 89	0:46:50 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	👻 7:57pm Austin Rich: Good Hello
	7:57pm Krys O.: Hi, Austin!
	7:58pm Krys O.: SAR will be underweigh in approximately three and a half minutes.
	7:59pm Don-O: UT! I made it!!
	7:59pm Aitch: Wiggle me this
	👻 7:59pm Mr Fab: Counting down to the sam- sam- sampled music, music, mu- mu- music.
	8:00pm postconsumer: See you on the other side! :)
	8:00pm Scott67: G'day Jon & Wiggly Ones! ☕😎🤙🎶📻🌏🌻
	8:01pm Don-O: Let's get confused.....
	8:02pm postconsumer: Hi Don-O, I was thinking of you when putting together this intro... can you guess why?
	👻 8:02pm Austin Rich: Mr. Fab becomes. Mr. Headroom, while he wiggles...
	8:03pm Don-O: All I know is that I just got MPFC on Blu-Ray a couple of weeks ago...
	8:04pm postconsumer: Welcome Austin, Krys O (especially Krys O - thanks for operating the board!), Don-O, Aitch, Mr. Fab and Scott67!
	👻 8:04pm Austin Rich: I'm celebrating... having prepared my show with almost an hour to spare!
	8:05pm Krys O.: Always a pleasure! Howdy, everyone!
	8:05pm Don-O: "I crashed car into the bridge"?
	8:05pm postconsumer: oof. Nice job, Austin!
	8:06pm postconsumer: Don-O, one of the voices sampled in this week's intro was Mary Tyler Moore, saying "Uh, Yes!"
	8:06pm Krys O.: "I got this feeling on the summer day when you were gone I crashed my car into the bridge, I watched, I let it burn I threw your shit into a bag and pushed it down the stairs I crashed my car into the bridge I don't care, I love it I don't care"
	👻 8:06pm Austin Rich: Don-O: like in Roger Rabbit, I'm guessing.
	8:06pm Don-O: Aw, some missed up Burt!!
	8:07pm postconsumer: ???
	8:07pm Krys O.: LOL! I almost choked on my watermelon laughing at this one with Religion.
	8:07pm postconsumer: oh, Bacharach! :)
	8:07pm Kat in Chicago: Assembling some dinner and listening on the app!
	8:07pm postconsumer: Our own Mr. Fab!
	8:07pm Don-O: You have finer ears than I, postconsumer! I would have never fifured that one.
	8:08pm Don-O: Fess up. Fab!!
	8:08pm postconsumer: Well, I knew it was there because I put it there... :)
	8:09pm postconsumer: thinking, oh, Don-O will like this...
	8:10pm postconsumer: Doing a quick little Sheena-DJ update this episode, because I missed some folks last time.
	👻 8:10pm Austin Rich: There's always more to play.
	8:11pm postconsumer: Glad to have you on board, Kat in Chicago!
	8:12pm Krys O.: Ha! This incorporates a cassette that my dad made for me back in 1985 along with some bizarre spam voice mail messages.
	👻 8:12pm Mr Fab: Ah, was out of the room when that RIAA nonsense was playing. (Thx for the spin, Jon!)
	8:14pm postconsumer: Krys, what is the one voice... sounds like a very young person talking?
	8:15pm postconsumer: one of the spam messages?
	8:15pm Krys O.: It was a young female telemarketer who was having fun leaving a voice mail. Lots of vocal fry.
	8:16pm postconsumer: thanks!
	8:17pm Don-O: The ghost of Wayne Butane is haunting us.
	8:17pm postconsumer: This is a major re-working of a piece I originally put together many years ago for an artist in Louisiana. A passage from James Joyce!
	8:18pm Cp304: i love the worn cover effect
	8:18pm Krys O.: Awesome!
	👻 8:19pm Austin Rich: I recognize every 10th voice.
	8:19pm postconsumer: This is from the (2009?!) notes: "Most of the (very nearly five hundred) words, which make up the bulk of this piece, were sought out one at a time, from film, television, radio and books on tape, and sometimes even syllable by syllable, to approximate as closely as possible, the spirit of Joyce's experimental novel. It was an awful lot of work, more than I've ever devoted to a single track before, and I'm really very happy with how it turned out. Thanks to Heather Ryan Kelley for the inspiration!"
	8:20pm Cp304: like a true mash up artist
	8:20pm postconsumer: thanks Cp304!
	8:29pm postconsumer: Just discovered these last two, recently.
	8:29pm Aitch: Off kilter for working sounds, weirding me out a tad.
	8:29pm Krys O.: Trance music
	8:29pm Feldy: Richard Dreyfus was the first mash-up artist I saw as a kid
	8:30pm postconsumer: though they are not new... 2005 and 1992!
	8:30pm Feldy: He worked mostly in potato
	8:30pm postconsumer: :)
	8:32pm postconsumer: And this one's from 1987
	8:33pm postconsumer: Might work better for Aitch's work environment?
	8:34pm Cp304: lays out cardboard
	8:36pm Krys O.: Go, Cp304!
	8:36pm postconsumer: Were people still breakdancing in 1987? I remember trying it as a kid, in 1983, or 1984
	8:37pm postconsumer: I tried once, accepted my extreme failure and moved on.
	8:37pm Cp304: look out 6'5" windmill attempt
	8:38pm Krys O.: I worked with a guy who was a masterful break dancer. For fun he would lay the cardboard in the street in front of the store and do a bit. Always drew a crowd. We were in the heart of Greenwich Village.
	8:38pm postconsumer: nice!
	8:39pm postconsumer: What store was it?
	8:39pm Don-O: AH! A classic!!!
	8:39pm postconsumer: This one's also from 1987.
	8:39pm Cp304: i can't remember who did this with beyonce x mas song
	8:40pm Krys O.: Ricky was a dj too. Oh, it was the Crazy Eddie's Record store on the corner of 6th Avenue and 8th Street. I was a manager in the record and video store there around 1984-1987.
	8:41pm Feldy: I haven't heard this in so long, and it's still impressive. Pump Up the Volume holds up
	8:43pm postconsumer: I never really had much of a desire to travel much. If I could travel anywhere, I think it would have to be tied to a place in time, as well. No real desire to see NYC now, but in 1984? Yes, I'd travel there, then.
	👻 8:47pm Mr Fab: Did you visit NYC in the '80s, Jon? I did regularly - my fam is from there. Oh, I got stories (as I'm sure anyone does if they were there)
	8:49pm postconsumer: wish I'd said that earlier - I'd love to spend an hour hearing those stories (and Krys O's). I didn't get to NYC until 93. Never lived there.
	8:52pm postconsumer: Mr. Fab - you said recently you were listening to turntablists/DJs as a kid. What do you think of this Bits & Pieces series? I've been trying to find out more, online, and aside from Disco Patrick, there's really not much info, at all. I'm into these medleys, though... well, some much more than others
	8:53pm Kat in Chicago: I like these bitsn pieces
	8:53pm postconsumer: me, too!
	8:54pm postconsumer: Bits and Pieces 1-3 are more well known, or at least I was aware of them for a long time before I found out the series continued, unofficially or not, for about a decade.
	8:56pm postconsumer: From what I've read, these kinds of things were done on 4-track tape recorders, with razor blades and wax pencils. Any scratching is just added in, on tape.
	👻 8:56pm Mr Fab: Not familiar with this, but there was alot of stuff like that at the time. I'd haunt DJ shops for white labels and mix tapes, but it was all very underground, due to copyright issues. I'd tape mixes off the radio, having no idea who made them.
	👻 8:57pm Austin Rich: I think the razor blade was pretty standard until somewhere nearly the second half of the 90's, when digital editing was possible. But I don't think a lot of people were able to really use digital editing in a big was until the early 2000's.
	8:57pm Scott67: Thanks Jon! 🍻😎🤙
	👻 8:58pm Austin Rich: Great show! Got me in the mood, for sure!
	8:58pm Aitch: Boopity boopin' along
	8:58pm Krys O.: So much fun and dancing too! Thanks, Jon!
	👻 8:59pm Mr Fab: Thanks Jon, that was fr- fr- FRESH.
	8:59pm Cp304: i gotta go cook the mushrooms, great listening, hanging all
	9:00pm Don-O: A busy little show! Thanks for the noise Post!!
	9:00pm postconsumer: Thanks again, Austin, Krys O, Don-O, Aitch, Mr. Fab, Scott67, Kat in Chicago, Cp304 and Feldy!
	9:00pm Krys O.: Here's the link for Mid-Valley Mutations: wfmu.org...

The Wiggle Room: Playlist from June 28, 2022

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