WFMU: Day For Night with Maria Levitsky: Playlist from February 10, 2010

Listener comments!
	12:04pm annie: 's no joke, yup
	12:06pm BSI: save me, maria... i beg of thee. I don't think the sheep survived the jump back there...
	12:21pm annie: i'll be over there in the kitchen, making custard
	12:25pm Cecile: lovely so far!
	12:35pm stingy d: BUD HEAVY TIME!!!!!!
	12:35pm Cecile: Don't be disappointed, snow is unpredictable. You could get a whole lot tonight.
	12:38pm jojo: coincidence that it started snowing again once ken's show was over, or god sticking it to the man?
	12:41pm BSI: LOACHFILLET!
	12:53pm LizGig: Lovely as usual, Maria. Some Big Eyes Family Players might fit nicely into this set.
	12:55pm annie: wonderful; on my first glass of wine and the custard is in the oven. yumm
	12:57pm maria: anniie--sounds like the perfect thing to be doing on a snowy day
	1:03pm BSI: the "fillet" vs "fill-ay" question reminds me of this classic: Q: Is Donovan his real name? A: Is Donovan who's real name?
	1:04pm annie: yup, weekly potluck and i'm bringing dessert. this time using leftover vanilla yogurt, milk, eggs and a nice crust made with flour granola graham crackers and butter. all locally sourced except for the graham crackers! woohoo!
	1:05pm Cecile: aw, yeah, Citay. Could you play 6 Organs' "Jade Like Wine"? I like to think it's about Annie's absinthe.
	1:06pm annie: cecile, have you ordered a bottle yet? this stuff is da bomb!
	1:09pm Cecile: I am going to do it in March or April sometime. I'm dying to try it. Then again, it will take 3-5 weeks to get to me, right?
	1:11pm Cecile: Citay is like the golden retriever of indie - a little goofy, a little overly friendly but ultimately irresistable.
	1:11pm maria: you got it babe
	1:13pm BSI: good call on the six organs. Brilliant set for mag design at home while the office crumbles under snow & there's still english brown ale in the fridge and a big boxer snoring at my feet...
	1:13pm annie: cecile, call catskill cellars, they ship right away.. i think.. i'll send you the info. right around the corner from me.
	1:15pm Cecile: I found their website. Next payday! Thanks for the request!
	1:18pm Bad Ronald: Newcastles?
	1:22pm BSI: Bad Ronald: No Newcastles here, much better: Just discovered Black Sheep's Riggwelter. It's like paradise in a pint glass for a day like this. http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/1417/3939
	1:25pm Bad Ronald: Sweet, I'll check it out. Thanks for the tip!
	1:27pm annie: wonderful!! tell em cheryl sent you, she'll be happy to have the promo.
	1:29pm sethdenizen: fyi. listening in virginia. this is such amazing shit. you are solid. thank you.
	1:48pm annie: all i know is that pennsylvania is getting slammed with snow and this thing seems to be turning in to the nor-easter that was predicted.
	1:50pm Cecile: which is strangely appropriate
	1:53pm BSI: DC will be happy to see the back of this thing.
	1:55pm chichilos: listening fron switzerland. Nice music!
	1:56pm Cecile: WIMME! I got to see him do this twice a couple of times. Got any Hedningarna around there?
	1:56pm BSI: nice, I thought I was the only one who got those Nordic Roots comps years ago. Some groovy stuff therein.
	1:58pm Cecile: I was fortunate enough to see a couple of nights of the various Nordic Roots festivals. Huge deal here in Minneapolis, natch.
	2:00pm Cecile: Nice! Takes me back, gulp, ten years ago!
	2:07pm BSI: was living in Tucson when that series came out, which made the music even more otherworldly. Hedningarna, Annabjorg Lien (sp?), alla that. Much good.
	2:08pm Jackie: Those Ukrainians are badass!
	2:09pm Cecile: and of course, Tapani Varis, the Jimi Hendrix of the mouth harp!
	2:10pm chichilos: ha ha! i know this
	2:11pm drewo: Thanks Maria for the great music. Am snowbound in midtown Manhattan office building. Taking tip from Ken, I am eyeing my few remaining co-workers to see who might be most toothsome to my taste.
	2:15pm Cecile: It's pronounced: VIM-meh
	2:16pm Cecile: Finnish is easy to pronounce: It's pronounded BAH-bah-bah-bah. Punch that first syllable.
	2:16pm slugluv1313: hi Maria! LOVING the SNOWY music!!!
	2:18pm Cecile: He's a indigineous Laplander (Sami) who lives in Finland. He's a joijker or mystic throat singer. I wrote a lot on Nordic Roots 12 years ago.
	2:18pm slugluv1313: ah!!! from what i recall -- Finnish is like the only language that is even REMOTELY "related"/similar to . . . HUNGARIAN!!!
	2:20pm Cecile: yes, this is true. I've learned you pronounce Finnish and Japanese similarly too, punch that first SYL-la-ble!
	2:20pm annie: wow, what a great image of this dancing i have in my head!!
	2:25pm slugluv1313: yup! when i was learning Hungarian (which i found even MORE complex than Sanskrit!) -- from what i recall, unless otherwise indicated, emphasis is also on the first syllable!
	2:29pm Cecile: Okay, this is the kind of music they used to play when they would air Finland Calling in the UP of Michigan. You'd see footage of spring in Helsinki and music and hear this music. And not understand a damn thing they were saying.
	2:34pm Cecile: Oh, my God. Croatian music. I know about this too, in spite of myself...
	2:37pm Cecile: Disko Partizani by Shantel samples this record!
	2:39pm C: did you go to the golden festival maria? i'm going to really try to make it next year. am i off base or is a lot of the stuff you've played this afternoon the stuff they played there?
	2:41pm maria: C I didnt make it. and youre a bit off-- most of what Ive played today is scandinavian but not all. a few weeks ago I played a bunch o fBalkan stuff
	2:44pm maria: But I really really really want to get there next time!
	2:48pm C: cool. yeah, it sounds like a blast. thanks for the head's up. i'll have to go back to the archives and czech it out soon.
	2:55pm Looms: Enjoying the broadcast while having dinner in this snowy evening in France, thanks!
	2:55pm Cecile: awesome show, maria!
	2:59pm C: agreed. you nailed the mood of the day. thanks!

Day For Night with Maria Levitsky: Playlist from February 10, 2010

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February 10, 2010: snow joke

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Artist	Track	Album	New	Approx. start time
Troka	Monster of Polska "Monster of Polska" by "Troka"	Arctic Paradise - Contemporary Foil Music from Finland		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Molly Berg + Stephen Vitiello	Geese	The Gorilla Variations		0:02:23 (Pop-up)
Lakshmi Shankar	Khyal: Raga Purya Dhanashree	Dancing in the Light		0:07:50 (Pop-up)
Pyramids with Nadja	Another War (excerpt)	Pyramids With Nadja	*	0:11:34 (Pop-up)
Sabir Mateen	The City Of LYon "The City Of LYon" by "Sabir Mateen"	Urdla XXX	*	0:16:46 (Pop-up)
Sitar Tah!	Foyer "Foyer" by "Sitar Tah!"	Tah!!!		0:18:46 (Pop-up)
Dutch Carillon Music	Bernard Winssemius on the carillon of the St Bavo Church. Haarlem			0:26:43 (Pop-up)

Robin Crutchfield	Conjuring "Conjuring" by "Robin Crutchfield"	The Hidden Folk	*	0:35:26 (Pop-up)
Loachfillet	Origins of the Two Headed Spitting Cobra	Electric Pond: Solar Solution	*	0:39:45 (Pop-up)
Hala Strana	Pogonishte "Pogonishte" by "Hala Strana"	Fielding		0:47:09 (Pop-up)
Jack Rose	Woodpiles on the SIde of the Road	Luck in The Valley		0:51:23 (Pop-up)
Arborea	Beirut "Beirut" by "Arborea"	Monday Will Never Be the Same: Live on Irene Trudel's Program		0:54:32 (Pop-up)

Citay	Hunter "Hunter" by "Citay"	Dream Get Together	*	1:03:39 (Pop-up)
Six Organs Of Admittance	Jade Like Wine	Shelter From the Ash		1:10:33 (Pop-up)
Hannu	Haapavesi "Haapavesi" by "Hannu"	Worms in My Piano		1:14:52 (Pop-up)
Marmots	Sheath And Knife "Sheath And Knife" by "Marmots"	Treacle Wall		1:22:59 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Rale	"Rale"			1:29:11 (Pop-up)
Beaks Plinth	Slumbering Trees "Slumbering Trees" by "Beaks Plinth"	Kai Kohola Leo		1:37:38 (Pop-up)
So Percussion	Martins Garden "Martins Garden" by "So Percussion"	Five And A Half Gardens		1:39:11 (Pop-up)
Kirsten Braten Berg,Mailyin Mazer, Lena Willemark	Varulven	Norway World Traditional Music		1:47:08 (Pop-up)
Ulla Kantajavuori	Karelsk Vagguisa	Secret Museum of Mankind: Ethnic Music Classics, Vol. 5, 1925-1948		1:51:07 (Pop-up)
Traditional Finland	Peipossen Polka	Trad. Music of Finland		1:53:12 (Pop-up)
Wimme	Texas Texas "Texas Texas" by "Wimme"	Nordic Roots		1:54:40 (Pop-up)
Den Fule	Den Bla Slatten/ Ormsla "Den Bla Slatten/ Ormsla" by "Den Fule"	Nordic Roots a Northside Collection 1998		1:59:21 (Pop-up)
Gunvar Hegge	Venen Min, Reinlander	La Langeleik Norvege		2:02:45 (Pop-up)
	a song	Ukraininan Folk		2:05:04 (Pop-up)
March	"March"	Songs And Dances o fSwitzerland		2:08:32 (Pop-up)

Paavorharju	Aurinkotuuleen "Aurinkotuuleen" by "Paavorharju"			2:20:25 (Pop-up)
Paavorharju	Valo Tihkuu Kaiken Lapi	Summer Smiles of Finland comp.		2:24:02 (Pop-up)
Marion (Finland)	Tom Tom Tom "Tom Tom Tom" by "Marion (Finland)"	Eurovision 73		2:27:32 (Pop-up)
Branko Krsmanovich Insatrumental Ensemble	Accordion Kolo	Let's Dance The Kolo		2:30:20 (Pop-up)
Branko Krsmanovich Insatrumental Ensemble	Snosti Ja Vidov	Let's Dance The Kolo		2:33:14 (Pop-up)
Zlatne Uste Balkan Brass Band	Kako Kolan da se Vijem	Balkans Without Borders (various artists)		2:34:48 (Pop-up)
Kemialliset Ystävät	Pirtua Raamatun Kansissa	Split Series 19: Kemiallist Ystavat / Sunroof!		2:38:31 (Pop-up)
Kemialliset Ystävät	taivaassa on loivemmat maet	Split Series 19: Kemiallist Ystavat / Sunroof!		2:42:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Jose Maceda	Ugnayan 1973 "Ugnayan 1973" by "Jose Maceda"	Music for 20 Radio Stations		2:43:29 (Pop-up)
BJ NIlsen	Into Its Colored Rays "Into Its Colored Rays" by "BJ NIlsen"	The Invisible City	*	2:53:41 (Pop-up)
National Azerbaijan Folk Orchestra Of Baku	Arshin Mal Alan/I Found My Love	Caucasian Folk Songs and Dances		2:56:42 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:04pm annie: 's no joke, yup
	12:06pm BSI: save me, maria... i beg of thee. I don't think the sheep survived the jump back there...
	12:21pm annie: i'll be over there in the kitchen, making custard
	12:25pm Cecile: lovely so far!
	12:35pm stingy d: BUD HEAVY TIME!!!!!!
	12:35pm Cecile: Don't be disappointed, snow is unpredictable. You could get a whole lot tonight.
	12:38pm jojo: coincidence that it started snowing again once ken's show was over, or god sticking it to the man?
	12:41pm BSI: LOACHFILLET!
	12:53pm LizGig: Lovely as usual, Maria. Some Big Eyes Family Players might fit nicely into this set.
	12:55pm annie: wonderful; on my first glass of wine and the custard is in the oven. yumm
	12:57pm maria: anniie--sounds like the perfect thing to be doing on a snowy day
	1:03pm BSI: the "fillet" vs "fill-ay" question reminds me of this classic: Q: Is Donovan his real name? A: Is Donovan who's real name?
	1:04pm annie: yup, weekly potluck and i'm bringing dessert. this time using leftover vanilla yogurt, milk, eggs and a nice crust made with flour granola graham crackers and butter. all locally sourced except for the graham crackers! woohoo!
	1:05pm Cecile: aw, yeah, Citay. Could you play 6 Organs' "Jade Like Wine"? I like to think it's about Annie's absinthe.
	1:06pm annie: cecile, have you ordered a bottle yet? this stuff is da bomb!
	1:09pm Cecile: I am going to do it in March or April sometime. I'm dying to try it. Then again, it will take 3-5 weeks to get to me, right?
	1:11pm Cecile: Citay is like the golden retriever of indie - a little goofy, a little overly friendly but ultimately irresistable.
	1:11pm maria: you got it babe
	1:13pm BSI: good call on the six organs. Brilliant set for mag design at home while the office crumbles under snow & there's still english brown ale in the fridge and a big boxer snoring at my feet...
	1:13pm annie: cecile, call catskill cellars, they ship right away.. i think.. i'll send you the info. right around the corner from me.
	1:15pm Cecile: I found their website. Next payday! Thanks for the request!
	1:18pm Bad Ronald: Newcastles?
	1:22pm BSI: Bad Ronald: No Newcastles here, much better: Just discovered Black Sheep's Riggwelter. It's like paradise in a pint glass for a day like this. http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/1417/3939
	1:25pm Bad Ronald: Sweet, I'll check it out. Thanks for the tip!
	1:27pm annie: wonderful!! tell em cheryl sent you, she'll be happy to have the promo.
	1:29pm sethdenizen: fyi. listening in virginia. this is such amazing shit. you are solid. thank you.
	1:48pm annie: all i know is that pennsylvania is getting slammed with snow and this thing seems to be turning in to the nor-easter that was predicted.
	1:50pm Cecile: which is strangely appropriate
	1:53pm BSI: DC will be happy to see the back of this thing.
	1:55pm chichilos: listening fron switzerland. Nice music!
	1:56pm Cecile: WIMME! I got to see him do this twice a couple of times. Got any Hedningarna around there?
	1:56pm BSI: nice, I thought I was the only one who got those Nordic Roots comps years ago. Some groovy stuff therein.
	1:58pm Cecile: I was fortunate enough to see a couple of nights of the various Nordic Roots festivals. Huge deal here in Minneapolis, natch.
	2:00pm Cecile: Nice! Takes me back, gulp, ten years ago!
	2:07pm BSI: was living in Tucson when that series came out, which made the music even more otherworldly. Hedningarna, Annabjorg Lien (sp?), alla that. Much good.
	2:08pm Jackie: Those Ukrainians are badass!
	2:09pm Cecile: and of course, Tapani Varis, the Jimi Hendrix of the mouth harp!
	2:10pm chichilos: ha ha! i know this
	2:11pm drewo: Thanks Maria for the great music. Am snowbound in midtown Manhattan office building. Taking tip from Ken, I am eyeing my few remaining co-workers to see who might be most toothsome to my taste.
	2:15pm Cecile: It's pronounced: VIM-meh
	2:16pm Cecile: Finnish is easy to pronounce: It's pronounded BAH-bah-bah-bah. Punch that first syllable.
	2:16pm slugluv1313: hi Maria! LOVING the SNOWY music!!!
	2:18pm Cecile: He's a indigineous Laplander (Sami) who lives in Finland. He's a joijker or mystic throat singer. I wrote a lot on Nordic Roots 12 years ago.
	2:18pm slugluv1313: ah!!! from what i recall -- Finnish is like the only language that is even REMOTELY "related"/similar to . . . HUNGARIAN!!!
	2:20pm Cecile: yes, this is true. I've learned you pronounce Finnish and Japanese similarly too, punch that first SYL-la-ble!
	2:20pm annie: wow, what a great image of this dancing i have in my head!!
	2:25pm slugluv1313: yup! when i was learning Hungarian (which i found even MORE complex than Sanskrit!) -- from what i recall, unless otherwise indicated, emphasis is also on the first syllable!
	2:29pm Cecile: Okay, this is the kind of music they used to play when they would air Finland Calling in the UP of Michigan. You'd see footage of spring in Helsinki and music and hear this music. And not understand a damn thing they were saying.
	2:34pm Cecile: Oh, my God. Croatian music. I know about this too, in spite of myself...
	2:37pm Cecile: Disko Partizani by Shantel samples this record!
	2:39pm C: did you go to the golden festival maria? i'm going to really try to make it next year. am i off base or is a lot of the stuff you've played this afternoon the stuff they played there?
	2:41pm maria: C I didnt make it. and youre a bit off-- most of what Ive played today is scandinavian but not all. a few weeks ago I played a bunch o fBalkan stuff
	2:44pm maria: But I really really really want to get there next time!
	2:48pm C: cool. yeah, it sounds like a blast. thanks for the head's up. i'll have to go back to the archives and czech it out soon.
	2:55pm Looms: Enjoying the broadcast while having dinner in this snowy evening in France, thanks!
	2:55pm Cecile: awesome show, maria!
	2:59pm C: agreed. you nailed the mood of the day. thanks!

Day For Night with Maria Levitsky: Playlist from February 10, 2010

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