WFMU: Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from June 21, 2010

Listener comments!
	9:11pm James: Solstice blues baby.
	9:16pm Katherine: Hello from Seattle!
	9:26pm osvi: KG, nice to hear ya! Watchale, or those Miniature Minotaurs'll get ya!
	9:33pm slugluv1313: HOWDY from HOBOKEN! groovy tunes!
	9:34pm greg: The sun has gone down in NH. However not without the proper rituals.
	9:36pm Katherine: Hi slugluv!
	9:37pm poutWest: And the Signal To Noise too
	9:39pm trent: kurt gottschalk
	9:39pm Katherine: Parliament - Funkadelic Garry Shider, RIP
	9:53pm Kendall!: This new schedule frightens and confuses me.
	10:00pm Katherine: Bill Dixon, RIP
	10:02pm Parq: Hey, Kurt, nice to be able to hear you without being in the midst of a bout of insomnia. Yer soundin' good.
	10:02pm slugluv1313: hi Katherine!
	10:08pm DJ KG: Thanks for the annotations, Katherine. Let me also add Aaron Dodd of 8 Bold Souls to the RIPs. He was the anchor of a band that meant an awful lot to me in my Chicago days.
	10:12pm Marmalade Kitty: Hi Kurt, great show :) x
	10:17pm Katherine: It is a great show, and such a beautiful way to pay respects.
	10:25pm ryon: I don't think they're really named marmalade kitty. I'm reading about the whole Julian Assange/Wikileads/Manning/Lamo thing.
	10:26pm Consuela: Reading: a) "Fourth Mansions" by RA Lafferty / b) The second volume of Arthur Koestler's autobiography, "The Invisible Writing"
	10:26pm drr: "Javascript: The Good Parts" and "Voo Doo in New Orleans".
	10:28pm James: Eureka - Edgar Allen Poe
	10:31pm david: "Images in the Margins of Gothic Manuscripts," Lilian M.C. Randall "Regarding Head Sahpe: Acknowledgment of the Haircut as Form," Ryann Bosetti
	10:32pm DJ KG: Dang! I've got to read more Poe! I'm reading "How to Wreck a Nice Beach," the history of the vocoder. It's pretty great, although it's a bit long in the hip-hop for my taste. I mean, Bruce Haack is only a footnote!
	10:32pm Katherine: I don't know what Charukeshi means, but I just read that this piece includes a traditional melody(melody) from the Maihar . A rarely heard rhythmic cycle of 9 beats.
	10:33pm marc: i am reading WAR & PEACE. no joke.
	10:34pm Katherine: from the Maihar Gharana (school of Indian music)
	10:34pm Mary Wing: Charukeshi: http://www.azuremilesrecords.com/charunotes.html I'm roaming through 3 autobiographies of music people: "Black Postcards" by Dean Wareham, "A Cure For Gravity" by Joe Jackson, and "A Dysfunctional Success" by Wreckless Eric.
	10:37pm DJ KG: !! I've read the Wreckless Eric one. Pretty fun, huh? How's the Joe Jackson? (War and Peace... damn!)
	10:43pm Keith: Came in late and missed the Funkadelic and Devo.
	10:44pm Mary Wing: Joe's book is pretty good so far, I have only read the first few chapters so we're still in the formative years. I only found out recently that he's gay, which was shocking and yet not so shocking. Wreckless Eric's a fine story teller, yeah.
	10:45pm DJ KG: KEEEEEEEEEEEEETH! Keith S? Just saw you on the effbee. Thanks for tuning in!
	10:45pm Keith: Now that's what I'm talking about. ELO Baby!
	10:46pm Katherine: ELO!!!!
	10:47pm Keith: Jeez! It's been what...20 yrs? Close. Liking what I'm hearing so far.
	10:47pm James: ELO! - I love being 10 years old again (in my mind at least). kcab nurt! kcab nurt!
	10:48pm Is it warm in here?: Tracks by Warmer Bros....
	10:52pm Keith: KISS! Really?
	10:55pm Steve O: KISS! Really! I still have Gene Simmons' home phone number ...
	10:59pm Keith: What's next? Maiden?
	11:03pm Steve O: It's in storage ... in Albuquerque.
	11:04pm Keith: Oman!
	11:05pm DJ KG: Quick, I need a listener in Alburquerque to go to Steve's storage locker. Steve, what's the combination?
	11:05pm Katherine: Keith, DJ KG is serious about KISS. Anthrax cover of "She" on the show knocked me out a few weeks ago. Well, so did DJ KG's performance of same on the WFMU Marathon Finale!
	11:05pm Keith: Kurt. My daughter requests either Lady GaGa or Epica. Your choice.
	11:06pm DJ KG: I actually dig "Bad Romance," but Keith, ask Steve how often I take requests...
	11:06pm Keith: I remember when he was equally as serious about Prince.
	11:07pm Keith: I'm going to say "never"
	11:08pm DJ KG: <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 0(+-
	11:26pm JT: heard najda for 0.2 secs before i could identify it... distinctive sound
	11:29pm DJ KG: jt: how do you pronounce their name? quick?
	11:34pm JT: nah-jah
	11:36pm DJ KG: you're not buying the "nadia" theory, jt?
	11:44pm slugluv1313: cool! "Diamond Dogs" era BOWIE! (ah, the soundtrack of my youth!)
	11:46pm DJ KG: oh yeah. the man made it cool to be a freak in high school!
	11:48pm JT: nope. i mean, it might be correct, but it's got a J and i'm going to use it. also, depending on who says it, nah-dee-ya is shortened to nah-jyah, which is probably the best...
	11:48pm Mary Wing: This Cosa Brava is interesting; is it in the new bin?
	11:48pm Doug in dc: That segue was inspired. I'm trying to remember how Nadja pronounced it. I think just Nadya. It's an Andre Breton novel.
	11:50pm Katherine: that was a cool transition between songs to Bowie. I remember sitting on the floor in front of a treasure chest under an orange ball light pondering this album back in high school.
	11:51pm slugluv1313: EXACTLY! and not those who were (later) obsessed with being "weird" on purpose -- i am talking about those of us who were labelled "weird" etc. by others, ya know? BOWIE, Lou Reed, Roxy Music, Mott the Hoople, etc. (ya know, all those "glitter rockers"!!!)
	11:53pm slugluv1313: oops, i clumsily posted without finishing -- all those artists were like this amazing safe haven for us "weirdos" "freaks" etc.

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from June 21, 2010

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June 21, 2010: Girls, Moments and Whatnots (Fill-in for Trent)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Moments and Whatnots	Girls "Girls" by "Moments and Whatnots"		Stang		45		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Noel Akchote	Can't Get You Out Of My Head	Shucks	Winter & Winter	2007	CD	Kylie Minogue cover	0:03:25 (Pop-up)
Zaw Win Shein	How Can You Mend a Broken Heart?	My Friend Rain	Sublime Frequencies	2010	CD	Bee Gees cover	0:05:48 (Pop-up)
Fleetwood Mac	Say You Love Me "Say You Love Me" by "Fleetwood Mac"	Fleetwood Mac	Warmer Bros.	2004	CD	Originally released in 1975	0:09:24 (Pop-up)
Danielson Familie	Sing to the Singer	Fetch the Compass Kids	Secretly Canadian	2001	CD		0:13:27 (Pop-up)
Devo	Penetration in the Centerfold	Greatest Misses	Warmer Bros.	1990	CD	Originally released as b-side from "The Day My Baby Gave Me a Surprize" in 1979	0:16:41 (Pop-up)
Gang of Four	History's Bunk "History's Bunk" by "Gang of Four"	The Peel Sessions	Strange Fruit	1990	CD	Recorded in 1981	0:18:32 (Pop-up)

Funkadelic	Smokey "Smokey" by "Funkadelic"	Hardcore Jollies	Charly	1993	CD	Originally released in 1976	0:27:06 (Pop-up)
Funkadelic	Atmosphere "Atmosphere" by "Funkadelic"	Let's Take it to the Stage	Westbound	1992	CD	Originally released in 1975	0:33:06 (Pop-up)
Bill Dixon	Summer Song / Two / Evening	Bill Dixon in Italy	Soul Note	1980	CD		0:40:19 (Pop-up)

8 Bold Souls	A Little Encouragement	Ant Farm	Arabesque	1994	CD		0:58:40 (Pop-up)
Anti-Social Music	II الغرانيق:}{:Fracture IV (al-Gharaniq II:}{:Fracture IV)	Fracture: The Music of Pat Muchmore	Innova	2010	CD		1:07:41 (Pop-up)

Neel Murgai Ensemble	Charukeshi Monday	Neel Murgai Ensemble	Innova	2010	CD		1:22:45 (Pop-up)
Sam Shalabi / Land of Kush's Egyptian Light Orchestra	Like the Thread of a Spider	Monogamy	Constellation	2010	CD		1:34:00 (Pop-up)
Jason Forrest	Why I Love ELO "Why I Love ELO" by "Jason Forrest"	The Unrelenting Songs of the 1979 Post Disco Crash	Sonig	2004	CD		1:38:55 (Pop-up)
ELO	Evil Woman "Evil Woman" by "ELO"	Face the Music	United Artists	1975	CD	Originally released in 1975	1:40:54 (Pop-up)

KISS	Baby Driver "Baby Driver" by "KISS"	Rock and Roll Over	Casablanca	1976	CD		1:47:35 (Pop-up)
Doomriders	Bloodsuckers / Rotter "Bloodsuckers / Rotter" by "Doomriders"	Darkness Comes Alive	Deathwish, Inc.	2009	CD		1:51:09 (Pop-up)

Grails	Predestination Blues "Predestination Blues" by "Grails"	Doomsdayer's Holiday	Temporary Residence Ltd	2008	CD		1:58:12 (Pop-up)
Borg	Plane of Hate "Plane of Hate" by "Borg"	/Borg	Phaserprone	2007	CD		2:03:58 (Pop-up)
Aemae	The Helical World "The Helical World" by "Aemae"	The Helical World	Isounderscore	2005			2:08:10 (Pop-up)
Nadja	Alien in My Own Skin "Alien in My Own Skin" by "Nadja"	Numbness	Happy Prince / Nature Bliss	2009	CD		2:13:36 (Pop-up)

Gail Brand, Tim Perkis, Gino Robair, John Shiruba, Matthew Sperry	Iman Iman	Supermodel Supermodel	Emanem	2002	CD		2:27:57 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Sweet Thing "Sweet Thing" by "David Bowie"	Diamond Dogs	Virgin	1999	CD	Originally released in 1974	2:37:41 (Pop-up)
Cosa Brava	Market Day "Market Day" by "Cosa Brava"	Ragged Atlas	Intakt	2010	CD		2:41:20 (Pop-up)
Puttin On The Ritz	Gee, Officer Krupke	Bangin' Your Way Into the Future	Hot Cup	2008	CD		2:47:54 (Pop-up)
Jack Mudurian	Chicago / Toot Toot Tootsie / Volare / Rose O'Day	Downloading the Repertoire	Arf Arf	1996	CD		2:51:14 (Pop-up)

Petula Clark	The Show is Over "The Show is Over" by "Petula Clark"	Beautiful Sounds: The Petula Clark Songbook	Castle	2000	CD		2:54:11 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:11pm James: Solstice blues baby.
	9:16pm Katherine: Hello from Seattle!
	9:26pm osvi: KG, nice to hear ya! Watchale, or those Miniature Minotaurs'll get ya!
	9:33pm slugluv1313: HOWDY from HOBOKEN! groovy tunes!
	9:34pm greg: The sun has gone down in NH. However not without the proper rituals.
	9:36pm Katherine: Hi slugluv!
	9:37pm poutWest: And the Signal To Noise too
	9:39pm trent: kurt gottschalk
	9:39pm Katherine: Parliament - Funkadelic Garry Shider, RIP
	9:53pm Kendall!: This new schedule frightens and confuses me.
	10:00pm Katherine: Bill Dixon, RIP
	10:02pm Parq: Hey, Kurt, nice to be able to hear you without being in the midst of a bout of insomnia. Yer soundin' good.
	10:02pm slugluv1313: hi Katherine!
	10:08pm DJ KG: Thanks for the annotations, Katherine. Let me also add Aaron Dodd of 8 Bold Souls to the RIPs. He was the anchor of a band that meant an awful lot to me in my Chicago days.
	10:12pm Marmalade Kitty: Hi Kurt, great show :) x
	10:17pm Katherine: It is a great show, and such a beautiful way to pay respects.
	10:25pm ryon: I don't think they're really named marmalade kitty. I'm reading about the whole Julian Assange/Wikileads/Manning/Lamo thing.
	10:26pm Consuela: Reading: a) "Fourth Mansions" by RA Lafferty / b) The second volume of Arthur Koestler's autobiography, "The Invisible Writing"
	10:26pm drr: "Javascript: The Good Parts" and "Voo Doo in New Orleans".
	10:28pm James: Eureka - Edgar Allen Poe
	10:31pm david: "Images in the Margins of Gothic Manuscripts," Lilian M.C. Randall "Regarding Head Sahpe: Acknowledgment of the Haircut as Form," Ryann Bosetti
	10:32pm DJ KG: Dang! I've got to read more Poe! I'm reading "How to Wreck a Nice Beach," the history of the vocoder. It's pretty great, although it's a bit long in the hip-hop for my taste. I mean, Bruce Haack is only a footnote!
	10:32pm Katherine: I don't know what Charukeshi means, but I just read that this piece includes a traditional melody(melody) from the Maihar . A rarely heard rhythmic cycle of 9 beats.
	10:33pm marc: i am reading WAR & PEACE. no joke.
	10:34pm Katherine: from the Maihar Gharana (school of Indian music)
	10:34pm Mary Wing: Charukeshi: http://www.azuremilesrecords.com/charunotes.html I'm roaming through 3 autobiographies of music people: "Black Postcards" by Dean Wareham, "A Cure For Gravity" by Joe Jackson, and "A Dysfunctional Success" by Wreckless Eric.
	10:37pm DJ KG: !! I've read the Wreckless Eric one. Pretty fun, huh? How's the Joe Jackson? (War and Peace... damn!)
	10:43pm Keith: Came in late and missed the Funkadelic and Devo.
	10:44pm Mary Wing: Joe's book is pretty good so far, I have only read the first few chapters so we're still in the formative years. I only found out recently that he's gay, which was shocking and yet not so shocking. Wreckless Eric's a fine story teller, yeah.
	10:45pm DJ KG: KEEEEEEEEEEEEETH! Keith S? Just saw you on the effbee. Thanks for tuning in!
	10:45pm Keith: Now that's what I'm talking about. ELO Baby!
	10:46pm Katherine: ELO!!!!
	10:47pm Keith: Jeez! It's been what...20 yrs? Close. Liking what I'm hearing so far.
	10:47pm James: ELO! - I love being 10 years old again (in my mind at least). kcab nurt! kcab nurt!
	10:48pm Is it warm in here?: Tracks by Warmer Bros....
	10:52pm Keith: KISS! Really?
	10:55pm Steve O: KISS! Really! I still have Gene Simmons' home phone number ...
	10:59pm Keith: What's next? Maiden?
	11:03pm Steve O: It's in storage ... in Albuquerque.
	11:04pm Keith: Oman!
	11:05pm DJ KG: Quick, I need a listener in Alburquerque to go to Steve's storage locker. Steve, what's the combination?
	11:05pm Katherine: Keith, DJ KG is serious about KISS. Anthrax cover of "She" on the show knocked me out a few weeks ago. Well, so did DJ KG's performance of same on the WFMU Marathon Finale!
	11:05pm Keith: Kurt. My daughter requests either Lady GaGa or Epica. Your choice.
	11:06pm DJ KG: I actually dig "Bad Romance," but Keith, ask Steve how often I take requests...
	11:06pm Keith: I remember when he was equally as serious about Prince.
	11:07pm Keith: I'm going to say "never"
	11:08pm DJ KG: <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 0(+-
	11:26pm JT: heard najda for 0.2 secs before i could identify it... distinctive sound
	11:29pm DJ KG: jt: how do you pronounce their name? quick?
	11:34pm JT: nah-jah
	11:36pm DJ KG: you're not buying the "nadia" theory, jt?
	11:44pm slugluv1313: cool! "Diamond Dogs" era BOWIE! (ah, the soundtrack of my youth!)
	11:46pm DJ KG: oh yeah. the man made it cool to be a freak in high school!
	11:48pm JT: nope. i mean, it might be correct, but it's got a J and i'm going to use it. also, depending on who says it, nah-dee-ya is shortened to nah-jyah, which is probably the best...
	11:48pm Mary Wing: This Cosa Brava is interesting; is it in the new bin?
	11:48pm Doug in dc: That segue was inspired. I'm trying to remember how Nadja pronounced it. I think just Nadya. It's an Andre Breton novel.
	11:50pm Katherine: that was a cool transition between songs to Bowie. I remember sitting on the floor in front of a treasure chest under an orange ball light pondering this album back in high school.
	11:51pm slugluv1313: EXACTLY! and not those who were (later) obsessed with being "weird" on purpose -- i am talking about those of us who were labelled "weird" etc. by others, ya know? BOWIE, Lou Reed, Roxy Music, Mott the Hoople, etc. (ya know, all those "glitter rockers"!!!)
	11:53pm slugluv1313: oops, i clumsily posted without finishing -- all those artists were like this amazing safe haven for us "weirdos" "freaks" etc.

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from June 21, 2010

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