WFMU: Morricone Island with Devon E. Levins: Playlist from September 13, 2022

Listener comments!
	8:00pm ultradamno: Devon! Castaways!
	8:00pm Androu B.: Ahoy, Devon and Island Dwellers! RIP Jean-Luc Godard
	8:00pm Mxter Baba: washing up onshore and ready! ahoy!
	8:01pm ultradamno: Be hearing the madison song and some Stones next week?
	8:03pm Webhamster Henry: Or Anna Karina from Pierrot le Fou? www.youtube.com...
	8:05pm ultradamno: It's been so long since I've seen it, is there a song in A Woman Is A Woman?
	8:11pm Yes: good evening
	8:12pm DanFA: Did Serge Gainsbourg ever contribute music to Godard films?
	8:16pm ultradamno: He did the music for that Anna movie, which was not Godard fms-mag.com...
	8:17pm StringOFperils: Good evening sombre reptiles.
	8:20pm spodiodi: who you callin somber?
	8:24pm laurapanic: loving the set
	8:25pm StringOFperils: Well...you look stone-cold sombre to me.
	8:26pm ultradamno: Seems like Argento should have had a movie called Sombre, how could that not have happened?
	8:30pm spodiodi: loved The Loudest Noise You Ever Heard
	8:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hello - appreciating these somber lovely works.
	8:35pm StringOFperils: Nice to hear more recent Morricone work. Not too shabby.
	8:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the failures re this in Popular music (my impression) make these stand out by contrast...
	8:38pm ultradamno: It doesn't seem like there's that many. The Residents' Demons Dance Alone comes to mind, but I don't know how many people realize that's what it is (and that stretches the definition of 'popular music' to the breaking point)
	8:38pm Androu B.: I remember that day when the morning shows were interrupted by the network news programs after the first plane hit. Originally, I thought it was a piper plane that was supposed to arrive at Teterboro...until I noticed the size of the gaping gash on the side of the building. But it didn't fully register what was happening until the second plane hit. An eerie footnote to my memory of that day: 11 days earlier, I was on my way to a show in NYC. I meant to take the PATH to W. 4th St. that evening. But instead, I ended up at the WTC, forgetting to transfer at Journal Square. Of course, I didn't think much about it at the time, other than wondering how I could have forgotten to make the transfer. So I decided to have a nosh at the Sbarro's there and just walked my way over to my destination. IIRC, I was on my way to a show at the Bowery Ballroom later that night.
	8:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I was down on SantaBarbara, CA - about as far as could be. I heard radio first ...& - a cinematic angle - I envisioned a sort of IrwinAllen disaster film. & I thot - that must be wrong - it couldn't really be like that. But - it absolutely was. & of course Duhbya was POTUS - & one knew war, vengeance & violence & tragedy could be the only response...
	8:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...to this day - the accounts of people actually in the area are stunning & revelatory...
	8:44pm HyperDose: Thank you for sharing, Androu + Rev. I remember that day both vividly and like a hazy fragmented dream.
	8:45pm TDK60: Hi Devon. Want some malt balls?
	8:45pm Chop Scott: Always a fantastic listen Devon. Thank you as ever. I add a listen link to a piece by Francisco Lopez: 911digitalarchive.org...
	8:51pm HyperDose: Intriguing link, Chop Scott. Will listen later. Thanks Devon!
	8:52pm joe mulligan: great selections tonight Devon. the one thing that hasn't left my memory while basically watching news tv the week of 9/11 was the beacons beeping from the firemen as they walked through the rubble
	8:54pm steveo: Beautiful and somber show, thank you
	8:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Devon
	8:57pm StringOFperils: Thank you!
	8:57pm Devon E. Levins: Thanks for listening, All! I definitely need to do a film music of JLG show. Hopefully next week unless a super guest materializes.
	9:00pm Androu B.: Thank you, Devon. 🗽
	9:05pm Whosondephone: I swear I hear some of Dave's monkeys in there.

Morricone Island with Devon E. Levins: Playlist from September 13, 2022

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Soundtrack music from the first silent forward. If it was written for the moving image, we'll play it. Library music included; popcorn optional.

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September 13, 2022: Soundtrack Composer Meditations on September 11, 2001

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Jerry Goldsmith	September 11, 2001 (Theme From The Last Castle)	The Last Castle	Decca	2001	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Jeff Beal	September 11 "September 11" by "Jeff Beal"	Shock And Awe	Varèse Sarabande	2018	0:02:41 (Pop-up)
Paul Saunderson	First Plane Hits "First Plane Hits" by "Paul Saunderson"	Memory Box: Echoes Of 9/11	Back Lot Music	2021	0:03:47 (Pop-up)
John Powell	2nd Plane Crash "2nd Plane Crash" by "John Powell"	United 93	Varese Sarabande	2006	0:07:02 (Pop-up)
Jon Opstad	The Loudest Noise You Ever Heard	Surviving 9/11	Manners McDade	2021	0:09:50 (Pop-up)
Peter Nashel	Report From Ground Zero - Pacing 1	Report From Ground Zero	Peter Nashel	2021	0:16:29 (Pop-up)
Craig Armstrong	World Trade Center Choral Piece (Soprano: Susic Stevens Logan)	World Trade Center	Sony Classical	2006	0:17:25 (Pop-up)
Nico Muhly	Pentagon in Flames "Pentagon in Flames" by "Nico Muhly"	Worth	Filmtrax	2020	0:19:13 (Pop-up)
Alexandre Desplat	The Worst Day "The Worst Day" by "Alexandre Desplat"	Extremely Loud And Incredibly Close	WaterTower Music	2012	0:22:01 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Terence Blanchard	Ground Zero "Ground Zero" by "Terence Blanchard"	25th Hour	Hollywood Records	2002	0:27:19 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Voci Dal Silenzio	Voci Dal Silenzio	Halidon	2004	0:32:34 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:00pm ultradamno: Devon! Castaways!
	8:00pm Androu B.: Ahoy, Devon and Island Dwellers! RIP Jean-Luc Godard
	8:00pm Mxter Baba: washing up onshore and ready! ahoy!
	8:01pm ultradamno: Be hearing the madison song and some Stones next week?
	8:03pm Webhamster Henry: Or Anna Karina from Pierrot le Fou? www.youtube.com...
	8:05pm ultradamno: It's been so long since I've seen it, is there a song in A Woman Is A Woman?
	8:11pm Yes: good evening
	8:12pm DanFA: Did Serge Gainsbourg ever contribute music to Godard films?
	8:16pm ultradamno: He did the music for that Anna movie, which was not Godard fms-mag.com...
	8:17pm StringOFperils: Good evening sombre reptiles.
	8:20pm spodiodi: who you callin somber?
	8:24pm laurapanic: loving the set
	8:25pm StringOFperils: Well...you look stone-cold sombre to me.
	8:26pm ultradamno: Seems like Argento should have had a movie called Sombre, how could that not have happened?
	8:30pm spodiodi: loved The Loudest Noise You Ever Heard
	8:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hello - appreciating these somber lovely works.
	8:35pm StringOFperils: Nice to hear more recent Morricone work. Not too shabby.
	8:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the failures re this in Popular music (my impression) make these stand out by contrast...
	8:38pm ultradamno: It doesn't seem like there's that many. The Residents' Demons Dance Alone comes to mind, but I don't know how many people realize that's what it is (and that stretches the definition of 'popular music' to the breaking point)
	8:38pm Androu B.: I remember that day when the morning shows were interrupted by the network news programs after the first plane hit. Originally, I thought it was a piper plane that was supposed to arrive at Teterboro...until I noticed the size of the gaping gash on the side of the building. But it didn't fully register what was happening until the second plane hit. An eerie footnote to my memory of that day: 11 days earlier, I was on my way to a show in NYC. I meant to take the PATH to W. 4th St. that evening. But instead, I ended up at the WTC, forgetting to transfer at Journal Square. Of course, I didn't think much about it at the time, other than wondering how I could have forgotten to make the transfer. So I decided to have a nosh at the Sbarro's there and just walked my way over to my destination. IIRC, I was on my way to a show at the Bowery Ballroom later that night.
	8:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I was down on SantaBarbara, CA - about as far as could be. I heard radio first ...& - a cinematic angle - I envisioned a sort of IrwinAllen disaster film. & I thot - that must be wrong - it couldn't really be like that. But - it absolutely was. & of course Duhbya was POTUS - & one knew war, vengeance & violence & tragedy could be the only response...
	8:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...to this day - the accounts of people actually in the area are stunning & revelatory...
	8:44pm HyperDose: Thank you for sharing, Androu + Rev. I remember that day both vividly and like a hazy fragmented dream.
	8:45pm TDK60: Hi Devon. Want some malt balls?
	8:45pm Chop Scott: Always a fantastic listen Devon. Thank you as ever. I add a listen link to a piece by Francisco Lopez: 911digitalarchive.org...
	8:51pm HyperDose: Intriguing link, Chop Scott. Will listen later. Thanks Devon!
	8:52pm joe mulligan: great selections tonight Devon. the one thing that hasn't left my memory while basically watching news tv the week of 9/11 was the beacons beeping from the firemen as they walked through the rubble
	8:54pm steveo: Beautiful and somber show, thank you
	8:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Devon
	8:57pm StringOFperils: Thank you!
	8:57pm Devon E. Levins: Thanks for listening, All! I definitely need to do a film music of JLG show. Hopefully next week unless a super guest materializes.
	9:00pm Androu B.: Thank you, Devon. 🗽
	9:05pm Whosondephone: I swear I hear some of Dave's monkeys in there.

Morricone Island with Devon E. Levins: Playlist from September 13, 2022

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