WFMU: The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from November 22, 2010

Listener comments!
	3:06am Adam: Nice version, sir. I am sorry it has taken me until now to listen to your show, but then again, I knew you in the before time, the long, long ago.
	3:09am jj.: g'morning everybody. g'morning, mr. ballin'!
	3:11am coalhard: it is not easy transitioning to new dj--but here goes--I LIKE IT!!!
	3:13am Adam: Don't know if I'll last all three hours, but I'm glad to tune in for a few, at least. Happy Thanksgiving, you budding media presence! Never knew this one was yet another record by Tommy James. Bubblegum and balls in your tastes, as always.
	3:18am zigzag zither: nice sad, sweet, ed askew! don't know this one..
	3:24am Adam: You even hooked us up with Cream Puff War! I could kiss you right now!
	3:27am coalhard: unlike NASA that hides all the good stuff --WFMU invades every crevice of the mind and leaves a receipt
	3:42am Adam: They sang the album title "A La Piscina," which could be roughly "To the Swimming Pool," although "piscina" could also refer to the place where sacramental liquids are disposed of. I couldn't discern too many lyrics clearly, but there was a somewhat church-derived quality to the sound.
	3:47am jj.: Thx for the translation, AWB!
	3:51am ying yang wave: Hello, Adam! Interesting insight into "swimming pool": I guess the Romans used to thro fish into them, when they invented the thing, and the word. Totally awesome knowing that basin began as a sacrament. If only our military forces did exercises with the fishes, right!?
	3:55am Adam: One can only hope? Band is from Catalonia, Spain, if I'm not mistaken. It is a Latin word originally, indeed, but they were singing in a younger tongue, like Spanish or Catalan, both proud descendents thereof.
	4:01am yoyo wave: When the latin descendents make their way into this local show scene--wherever "this" may be-- perhaps someone will yell from the audience-- "what is the origin of the swimming pool??! Or,, do you consider swimming pools holy"
	4:04am coalhard: shoplifting of swimming pools is always a bad idea--gets the floor mats wet
	4:05am Adam: It was a word for fish-pond, later applied, like so many words, to other things: other bodies of water, reservoirs, pools, etc. Rest assured I consider little or nothing holy, but I am pretty sure if we all work together, we could shoplift a swimming pool. Yes we could?
	4:08am Ypsilon slingshot: Oh, god. Let's start with the liquid...? BTW, you've gotta have your 'holy'
	4:09am Adam: Hell, we could even shiplift a church!
	4:10am wilderness wave: speaking of that, i've been avoiding caffeine late night for weeks, but maybe it's time to turn that tea-leaf
	4:10am Adam: ..shoplift...
	4:10am coalhard: OMG--SECURITY--ADAM SANDLER IS ON HERE
	4:11am Adam: If only I had his funds!
	4:12am inkblot algorithm: oh, shiplift is much more beautiful! don't tell me you can steal a church without believing in the 'h' word,, our -- "h" -- word. ... okay, now 4 some tea
	4:14am Adam: Anything's possible. Tea for all.
	4:16am anagram alias: Oh, just had an idea: maybe you could use the DJ's iceberg to remove the church? <thinking of "shiplift"> It could be like an eclipse, perhaps only attributable to higher forces :-)
	4:17am coalhard: i have to go --love you guys!!--thanks jesse!!!!
	4:17am pitter patter pounce: And maybe Adam Sandler would do the honors?? Like riding a giant ice buffalo
	4:18am Adam: Eureka! The iceberg...perfect...quick thinking! Goodnight to you, coalhard! Until we meet again!
	4:19am coalhard: goodnight zohan
	4:21am boomerang bounce: i found some leftover white tea from like, a bunchof hours ago. (goes well with the gamelon.) will do for now. what kind do you guys drink?
	4:22am Adam: If it's good to you, it's good for you.
	4:23am stepladder synesthesia: when i first moved to nyc, i think sun ra was the first new thing somebody turned me on to. pretty sweet sonic emergence for anybody's mind
	4:29am coalhard: now that you mention it --there is sound coming out of my computer in surround sound
	4:35am phantasm phorensics: Awesome song! Nice squeaky reverb thang on there
	4:44am Adam: The frog and peach! I love you, Jesse!
	4:44am greysoul: Yes! Peaches!!!!!
	5:05am wobble ascension.: Oowee! Greysoul, let the sparkly drone deliver you! :)
	5:15am <--->: I had a cat once that ran away. Thank goodness I didn't try to follow it or reclaim it back, seeing what happened to this character in this Murakami book.
	5:17am Kafka on the shore: I am going mad - all because of WFMU
	5:17am greysoul: Cats always know when it's time to go. They're the ultimate dinner guests. You have to trust them.
	5:20am dog: i hate cats
	5:21am Urban Spaceman: do I exist?
	5:21am jj.: sorry to hear that, kafka. perhaps this experimental australian film soundtrack will help.
	5:21am Lavatory Wall: You might.
	5:23am rorschach ricochet: Yeah, R u ready for a wormhole?: my cat left 3 disparaging metaphors -- the most excruciating was tearing up the outline of a heart on a pillow & then depositing it on the bed overnight -- "breaking your heart" & it used to hide in my piano for hours, playing somber Monk-like slurs with its feet on the way in -- & it crouched over a book called "in times of peril" next to some dry thistles, & i think we mutually decided we'd had enough!
	5:23am Lavatory Wall: E-Nr number for my broken washing machine is WFR2866GB/01 come and fix it
	5:25am greysoul: ... and they know how to make an exit, as well.
	5:29am triangle wave: Yes! This one seriously transpired through the walls without even an open door or window & made it back to its former abode. Perhaps the exit shouldn't 've been promulgated by giving it a bath. Poorrr Feline!
	5:30am greysoul: Ah - a clean exit.
	5:32am square wave: Eye, but not clean language in this late hour. Hour goe'st it, Greysoul?
	5:34am greysoul: Clomping the deck with one eye on the weather. (The other obscured by an eyepatch.)
	5:35am sine wave: And, JJ? I think my wormhole was brought on by this extended audio accompaniment...
	5:36am jj.: deep on the other side, dank you vedy much!
	5:38am greysoul: Oh - and before I forget: roast slowly and baste often for best results, everybody!
	5:43am mime method: Aye, you both!! Greysoul, are you fishing nautical turkeys off of starboard? Make sure you give 'im lots o' seeeaa salt
	5:47am greysoul: Dang. I went to scratch my shoulder and gored my inflatable parrot with my hook. There goes that.
	5:50am migrating mirror: O, no! Now you won't be the only one wearing a patch, G!
	5:55am greysoul: Good Lord - I never even knew this existed. Good one, Mr. DJ! Boy ... I hope he does those low E-moans again on the fade.
	5:59am goodnight wave: fare thee well, Thanksgiving'ers!!
	6:00am greysoul: Ahh - he went high on the outro. Leave it to the King to know how to make an exit. Happy Birds to y'all.

The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from November 22, 2010

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Grand pianos in the surf, singing frogs, hyphenated psych, outtakes, live collaging, twangy drone, old folk, and ephemeral pop.

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November 22, 2010: tonight is such a long time.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Bongwater	Porpoise Song "Porpoise Song" by "Bongwater"	You Don't Love Me Yet 7-inch	Shimmy Disc	for Dick Van Dyke!	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ted Hawkins	TWA "TWA" by "Ted Hawkins"	Watch Your Step	Rounder		0:04:27 (Pop-up)
Link Wray	Tucson, Arizona "Tucson, Arizona" by "Link Wray"	Be What You Want To	Polydor		0:05:14 (Pop-up)
Tommy James	Draggin' The Line "Draggin' The Line" by "Tommy James"		Roulette		0:09:40 (Pop-up)
Ed Askew	Boy With A Hat "Boy With A Hat" by "Ed Askew"	Imperfiction			0:12:22 (Pop-up)
Richie Valens	Bluebirds Over the Mountain (demo)	The Lost Tapes	Del-Fi		0:16:07 (Pop-up)
Beach Fossils	Distance "Distance" by "Beach Fossils"	Face It 7-inch	Captured Tracks		0:17:22 (Pop-up)
Fresh & Onlys	Tell Me What You Want To Know		Hozac		0:19:48 (Pop-up)
Wonderama	Cream Puff War "Cream Puff War" by "Wonderama"	Everyday Should Be My Birthday 7-inch	Ajax		0:21:33 (Pop-up)

Aias	Bali "Bali" by "Aias"	A La Piscina	Captured Tracks		0:29:59 (Pop-up)
Knit Prisms	Streams "Streams" by "Knit Prisms"	Orbs cassette	Gift Tapes		0:32:19 (Pop-up)
William Tyler	The Cult of the Peacock Angel	Behold the Spirit	Tompkins Square		0:39:00 (Pop-up)
Barn Owl	Ancestral Star "Ancestral Star" by "Barn Owl"	Ancestral Star	Thrill Jockey		0:44:31 (Pop-up)
Grasshopper	Calling All Creeps "Calling All Creeps" by "Grasshopper"	Calling All Creeps	Priston Tatt		0:51:04 (Pop-up)
Matt Weston	The Reward Has Got To Be That This Is What You Do	The Last of the Six-Cylinders	7272		1:04:52 (Pop-up)
Glenn Kotche	Traducteur de Transmission	Tradi Mods vs. Rockers	Crammed Discs		1:07:34 (Pop-up)
Gamelan Son Of Lion	Circular Thoughts	Complete Gamelan In the New World	Locust		1:10:55 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra	Planet of Death "Planet of Death" by "Sun Ra"	The Sub-Dwellers: Space Poetry Volume 2	Norton		1:19:06 (Pop-up)
Imaginary Softwoods	#13 "#13" by "Imaginary Softwoods"	Imaginary Softwoods	Wagon		1:26:04 (Pop-up)
Seu Jorge	Don't "Don't" by "Seu Jorge"	Cru	Wrasse		1:29:51 (Pop-up)

The Frogs	Whether U Like It Or Not I Love U	The Frogs			1:38:46 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Peaches En Reaglia "Peaches En Reaglia" by "Frank Zappa"	Hot Rats	Ryko		1:41:28 (Pop-up)
Anworth Kirk	Side B "Side B" by "Anworth Kirk"	Anworth Kirk	Pre-Cert		1:45:20 (Pop-up)
Concern	Truth and Distance "Truth and Distance" by "Concern"	Truth and Distance EP	Digitalis		1:56:28 (Pop-up)
John Sangster	Reel III "Reel III" by "John Sangster"	Marinetti	Roundtable		2:12:30 (Pop-up)
Harry Smith	A Horse Named Bill "A Horse Named Bill" by "Harry Smith"				2:24:39 (Pop-up)
Billy Martin	Stridulations (miniatures for temple block ensemble)	Black Elk Speaks	Amulet		2:31:07 (Pop-up)
Peter Gutteridge	Exhibition 1 "Exhibition 1" by "Peter Gutteridge"	Pure	Xpressway		2:38:53 (Pop-up)
Solid Space	Contemplation "Contemplation" by "Solid Space"	Space Museum cassette	In Phaze		2:42:09 (Pop-up)
Beachniks	Chilly Kisses (Back of the Room mix)				2:45:09 (Pop-up)
Elvis Presley	Tomorrow Is Such A Long Time	From Nashville to Memphis: The Essential '60s Masters	RCA		2:51:32 (Pop-up)
Kahimi Karie	The Way You Close Your Eyes	Kahimi Karie	Minty Fresh/Trattoria		2:56:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:06am Adam: Nice version, sir. I am sorry it has taken me until now to listen to your show, but then again, I knew you in the before time, the long, long ago.
	3:09am jj.: g'morning everybody. g'morning, mr. ballin'!
	3:11am coalhard: it is not easy transitioning to new dj--but here goes--I LIKE IT!!!
	3:13am Adam: Don't know if I'll last all three hours, but I'm glad to tune in for a few, at least. Happy Thanksgiving, you budding media presence! Never knew this one was yet another record by Tommy James. Bubblegum and balls in your tastes, as always.
	3:18am zigzag zither: nice sad, sweet, ed askew! don't know this one..
	3:24am Adam: You even hooked us up with Cream Puff War! I could kiss you right now!
	3:27am coalhard: unlike NASA that hides all the good stuff --WFMU invades every crevice of the mind and leaves a receipt
	3:42am Adam: They sang the album title "A La Piscina," which could be roughly "To the Swimming Pool," although "piscina" could also refer to the place where sacramental liquids are disposed of. I couldn't discern too many lyrics clearly, but there was a somewhat church-derived quality to the sound.
	3:47am jj.: Thx for the translation, AWB!
	3:51am ying yang wave: Hello, Adam! Interesting insight into "swimming pool": I guess the Romans used to thro fish into them, when they invented the thing, and the word. Totally awesome knowing that basin began as a sacrament. If only our military forces did exercises with the fishes, right!?
	3:55am Adam: One can only hope? Band is from Catalonia, Spain, if I'm not mistaken. It is a Latin word originally, indeed, but they were singing in a younger tongue, like Spanish or Catalan, both proud descendents thereof.
	4:01am yoyo wave: When the latin descendents make their way into this local show scene--wherever "this" may be-- perhaps someone will yell from the audience-- "what is the origin of the swimming pool??! Or,, do you consider swimming pools holy"
	4:04am coalhard: shoplifting of swimming pools is always a bad idea--gets the floor mats wet
	4:05am Adam: It was a word for fish-pond, later applied, like so many words, to other things: other bodies of water, reservoirs, pools, etc. Rest assured I consider little or nothing holy, but I am pretty sure if we all work together, we could shoplift a swimming pool. Yes we could?
	4:08am Ypsilon slingshot: Oh, god. Let's start with the liquid...? BTW, you've gotta have your 'holy'
	4:09am Adam: Hell, we could even shiplift a church!
	4:10am wilderness wave: speaking of that, i've been avoiding caffeine late night for weeks, but maybe it's time to turn that tea-leaf
	4:10am Adam: ..shoplift...
	4:10am coalhard: OMG--SECURITY--ADAM SANDLER IS ON HERE
	4:11am Adam: If only I had his funds!
	4:12am inkblot algorithm: oh, shiplift is much more beautiful! don't tell me you can steal a church without believing in the 'h' word,, our -- "h" -- word. ... okay, now 4 some tea
	4:14am Adam: Anything's possible. Tea for all.
	4:16am anagram alias: Oh, just had an idea: maybe you could use the DJ's iceberg to remove the church? <thinking of "shiplift"> It could be like an eclipse, perhaps only attributable to higher forces :-)
	4:17am coalhard: i have to go --love you guys!!--thanks jesse!!!!
	4:17am pitter patter pounce: And maybe Adam Sandler would do the honors?? Like riding a giant ice buffalo
	4:18am Adam: Eureka! The iceberg...perfect...quick thinking! Goodnight to you, coalhard! Until we meet again!
	4:19am coalhard: goodnight zohan
	4:21am boomerang bounce: i found some leftover white tea from like, a bunchof hours ago. (goes well with the gamelon.) will do for now. what kind do you guys drink?
	4:22am Adam: If it's good to you, it's good for you.
	4:23am stepladder synesthesia: when i first moved to nyc, i think sun ra was the first new thing somebody turned me on to. pretty sweet sonic emergence for anybody's mind
	4:29am coalhard: now that you mention it --there is sound coming out of my computer in surround sound
	4:35am phantasm phorensics: Awesome song! Nice squeaky reverb thang on there
	4:44am Adam: The frog and peach! I love you, Jesse!
	4:44am greysoul: Yes! Peaches!!!!!
	5:05am wobble ascension.: Oowee! Greysoul, let the sparkly drone deliver you! :)
	5:15am <--->: I had a cat once that ran away. Thank goodness I didn't try to follow it or reclaim it back, seeing what happened to this character in this Murakami book.
	5:17am Kafka on the shore: I am going mad - all because of WFMU
	5:17am greysoul: Cats always know when it's time to go. They're the ultimate dinner guests. You have to trust them.
	5:20am dog: i hate cats
	5:21am Urban Spaceman: do I exist?
	5:21am jj.: sorry to hear that, kafka. perhaps this experimental australian film soundtrack will help.
	5:21am Lavatory Wall: You might.
	5:23am rorschach ricochet: Yeah, R u ready for a wormhole?: my cat left 3 disparaging metaphors -- the most excruciating was tearing up the outline of a heart on a pillow & then depositing it on the bed overnight -- "breaking your heart" & it used to hide in my piano for hours, playing somber Monk-like slurs with its feet on the way in -- & it crouched over a book called "in times of peril" next to some dry thistles, & i think we mutually decided we'd had enough!
	5:23am Lavatory Wall: E-Nr number for my broken washing machine is WFR2866GB/01 come and fix it
	5:25am greysoul: ... and they know how to make an exit, as well.
	5:29am triangle wave: Yes! This one seriously transpired through the walls without even an open door or window & made it back to its former abode. Perhaps the exit shouldn't 've been promulgated by giving it a bath. Poorrr Feline!
	5:30am greysoul: Ah - a clean exit.
	5:32am square wave: Eye, but not clean language in this late hour. Hour goe'st it, Greysoul?
	5:34am greysoul: Clomping the deck with one eye on the weather. (The other obscured by an eyepatch.)
	5:35am sine wave: And, JJ? I think my wormhole was brought on by this extended audio accompaniment...
	5:36am jj.: deep on the other side, dank you vedy much!
	5:38am greysoul: Oh - and before I forget: roast slowly and baste often for best results, everybody!
	5:43am mime method: Aye, you both!! Greysoul, are you fishing nautical turkeys off of starboard? Make sure you give 'im lots o' seeeaa salt
	5:47am greysoul: Dang. I went to scratch my shoulder and gored my inflatable parrot with my hook. There goes that.
	5:50am migrating mirror: O, no! Now you won't be the only one wearing a patch, G!
	5:55am greysoul: Good Lord - I never even knew this existed. Good one, Mr. DJ! Boy ... I hope he does those low E-moans again on the fade.
	5:59am goodnight wave: fare thee well, Thanksgiving'ers!!
	6:00am greysoul: Ahh - he went high on the outro. Leave it to the King to know how to make an exit. Happy Birds to y'all.

The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from November 22, 2010

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