WFMU: The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from January 31, 2011

Listener comments!
	3:12am Adam: Joined late, but glad to chime in! Hi, Jesse: I went to my first bris a few hours ago. Wow. Mynah Birds!
	3:38am crunchy snow: hey guys, well i didn't have a d.j. nightmare per se. did just watch the adaptation of william gibson's 'johnny mnemonic' & then fall asleep & dream of.. ponds??! i think. maybe not worth describing...
	3:39am numbing feet: also woke up with 'sunday morning' by the velvets in my head & here's the very pretty video i found to accompany it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuM3SteeAgY
	3:41am cumulous clouds: woke up-- this morning -- that was.. how r you all?
	3:43am jj.: hooray for cyberpunk nostalgia. sometimes i can't believe more william gibson novels haven't been adapted for screen. then i remember johnny mnemonic.
	3:47am madrigals,: totally-- it was on net flicks on demand-- that was the only reason. and i was sitting around wtih artists & they were like 'oh there's that movie robert longo made (wha?? where did that come from???) maybe we should watch it. and near the end flaming volkswagens start falling from the underground fort and that was everybody's favorite moment :-)
	3:50am jj.: holy PKD, robert longo directed that? wtf?! guess i saw it before i knew who he was.
	3:54am under the bridge: yeah-- i don't think i'd even heard of the phrase 'art world' when that movie was made-- '95? if you looked you could def. see his stamp-- like that a lot of the cyber deaths seemed to happen in baroque space, like his drawings generally do-- all flowy & loose & lost. but he def could've gotten more of a handle on continuity, character development et al.
	3:57am jj.: let's also not forget the johnny mnemonic pinball game: http://www.wunderkammern27.com/2007/06/mnemonic_pinball_507.html
	4:04am movie cameras: ah, that's totally hilarious! i gotta say i think the graphics in the movie (actually pretty fun!) had to have meant coexistance with pinball, now that ya mention it-- just look at that 1st photo-- it says; 'keanu reeves. hollywood. in a diorama':-) nice. also, nice n' out-of-order
	4:33am fake blood: oh these guys are fun. i like that they started making this smooth jazz music only in 1998: is that right?
	4:42am jj.: not sure i'd call them "smooth" precisely, but--yeah--sort of new york post-zorn downtown lounge stuff, though always got deeper/weirder when they played live.
	4:45am greysoul: You know, it's just like my Uncle Ned always said: "Smile and the whole dang world smiles with you. Stuttering works well, too."
	4:47am violins: yes, whoops-- i think i was blending the characters of the dudes with the music or something & came out with a misnomer: yeah. saw them play in meandering circumstances, like out on the streets, only, i think. good idea to go indoors to listen
	4:48am pauldepiperssoninpurgatory: brilliant stuff, the sound of art service, what wfmu is all about, great stuff. did negativland sample this. they did of course, christianity is stupid love it
	4:50am pauldepiperssoninpurgatory: escape from noise album. this stuff is incredible
	4:50am jj.: ...and the movie ghostbusters. yeah. they, negativland sure did sample. ca't believe it's real. and that weird al is on the list.
	4:53am pauldepiperssoninpurgatory: me too. to be honest ididnt realise this was real. i thought negativland had constructed it inhouse, amazing.
	4:57am costumes: G! Your uncle taught you well. Guess those words of wisdom can also function like religion/cults? Stutter over a grocery store list of 'Evil' & you will both be stuttered with and against (sampled). 'Liked the heightening appalachian vocal part.
	5:01am greysoul: Exactly. In fact, Uncle Ned himself bought a 20 lb. can of electrode gel with royalties paid to him for samples of his own voice. I can't remember the recording project ... Mr. DJ probably knows.
	5:07am pink snow: Electrode gel... is that what one could use to safely convey the sample of one's own voice?
	5:08am greysoul: Ohh ... now, there's an idea.
	5:11am snot: Like, better than without the gel..., right?.
	5:14am greysoul: Exactly again. Which almost reminds me of something else Uncle Ned said, but I can't remember it exactly right now.
	5:19am salty breath: Wow: such similarity to Dustin Wong on this. Instrumentation, style, time signaturin' G: Keep a tab on that commentary & speak out when you recall!
	5:27am greysoul: Delicate Steve = layers of happiness! It's ... it's almost ... nope - lost it. I can't remember the Uncle Ned quote. To paraphrase an award acceptance speech Dylan once gave: "It's like my Uncle Ned used to say ..." [long, long pause ... rubbing of hat around on head ... focusing of eyes on award statue ... then lean back into the mic] "Well ... he said a lot of stuff, actually." Now, I wish I could remember when that was from. I had a TV at the time. Jack Nicholson presented the award. He was the straightest of the two. That's all I can tell you.
	5:46am sunny teeth: 'Prolly that was from '91? Grammy's: Lifetime Achievement Award but funny, in the link I watched Nicholson congratulates Dylan on basically being a lyrical human being & then all Bob says is "well"... before the clip ends. Sums up the equation perfectly, no...?!
	5:50am greysoul: That'd be the clip - obviously recorded by a Jack fanatic. The "Well .." leads into the classic Dylan moment recounted above, more or less. Substitute "my Old Man" for "my Uncle Ned", as I recall. Much, much, much rubbing of the hat around on the head during the long pause.
	5:55am soupy tongue: I think I am within that interstitial moment right now: tried to remove sweater like half hour ago but it's still around my neck. Maybe an imagined Uncle Ned can collectively tell us a bed time story now. A very quiet, figeting one ;-)
	5:58am greysoul: Oh, man - you couldn't mention sweaters around Uncle Ned, either. He'd go right into the cold sweats. I never knew why. Something from his Vaudeville days, I always thought.

The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from January 31, 2011

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Valby Vokalgruppe	Gogen Fra Kina "Gogen Fra Kina" by "Valby Vokalgruppe"	De Syv Mundes Fest	Eget vaerelse/Labelkollektiv		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Salyu	"Salyu"				0:01:39 (Pop-up)
Bachelorette	Little Bird Tells Lies	My Electric Family	Drag City		0:03:33 (Pop-up)
エミー・ジャクソン/ジャッキー吉川とブルー・コメッツ	Angelfish	Japanese Rockin' Psyche & Punk '65-71: Psychedelic Man			0:05:36 (Pop-up)
Petula Clark	Donne Moi "Donne Moi" by "Petula Clark"	C'est Chic! French Girl Singers Of The 1960s	Ace		0:08:11 (Pop-up)
Mynah Birds	It's My Time "It's My Time" by "Mynah Birds"	Complete Motown Singles, v. 6: 1966	Hip-O		0:10:41 (Pop-up)
The Dentists	I Had An Excellent Dream	Some People are on the Pitch They Think It's All Over It is Now	Spruck		0:12:49 (Pop-up)
Oscillating Fan Club	Potential Getaway Driver				0:16:52 (Pop-up)
Spectre Folk	The Blackest Medicine	The Blackest Medicine, Vol. II	Woodsist		0:18:50 (Pop-up)
The Feelies	Should Be Gone "Should Be Gone" by "The Feelies"	Here Before	Bar/None		0:23:31 (Pop-up)

The Marvelettes	Strange I Know "Strange I Know" by "The Marvelettes"	The Ultimate Collection	Motown		0:32:00 (Pop-up)
Puttin On The Ritz	Here She Comes Now	White Light/White Heat	Hot Cup		0:34:39 (Pop-up)
Julia Kent	Ailanthus "Ailanthus" by "Julia Kent"	Green & Grey	Important		0:37:34 (Pop-up)
Planet Earth Rock & Roll Orchestra	Rounds (aka Eep Hour)	PERRO Sessions			0:41:49 (Pop-up)
Barn Owl & the Infinite Strings Ensemble	Condensation	The Headlands	Important		0:45:35 (Pop-up)
Jana Winderen	Isolation/Measurement	Energy Field	Touch		0:53:47 (Pop-up)
Mist	#1 "#1" by "Mist"	Glowing Net	Pizza Wagon		1:01:46 (Pop-up)
Aphex Twin	Curtains "Curtains" by "Aphex Twin"	Selected Ambient Works, v. 2	Warp		1:03:46 (Pop-up)
Deuter	Babylon "Babylon" by "Deuter"	D	Kuckuck		1:11:06 (Pop-up)
Matfield and the Pond	The Energy Crisis	Not Qute 'It'	Distortion		1:24:52 (Pop-up)
MX-80 Sound	Crushed Ice "Crushed Ice" by "MX-80 Sound"	Hard Attack	ILPS		1:26:24 (Pop-up)
Sex Mob	Dr. Yes "Dr. Yes" by "Sex Mob"	Does Bond	Ropeadope	John Barry, 1933-2011.	1:29:28 (Pop-up)

Elizabeth Clare Prophet	Invocation for the judgement against and destruction of rock music	The Sounds of American Doomsday Cults Vol 14			1:40:59 (Pop-up)
High Wolf	Bizarre Moonlight "Bizarre Moonlight" by "High Wolf"	Incapulco	Sergent Massacre		1:52:33 (Pop-up)
Andreas Bick	Tikal Dawn "Tikal Dawn" by "Andreas Bick"				1:57:49 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra	I Am Not A Fantasy "I Am Not A Fantasy" by "Sun Ra"	Strange Worlds In My Mind	Norton		2:01:36 (Pop-up)
The Son of P.M.	Manohraluifai "Manohraluifai" by "The Son of P.M."	Hey Klong Yao!	Em		2:04:29 (Pop-up)
The Okmoniks	Teenage Heartbeat "Teenage Heartbeat" by "The Okmoniks"	Party Fever	Slovenly		2:08:43 (Pop-up)
Delicate Steve	Flyin' High "Flyin' High" by "Delicate Steve"	Wondervisions	Luaka Bop		2:15:28 (Pop-up)

Visions of Trees	Waves, They Crash	Sometimes It Kills EP	Republic of Music		2:18:30 (Pop-up)
Sonic Youth	Thème de Laetitia "Thème de Laetitia" by "Sonic Youth"	Simon Werner a Disparu	SYR		2:23:22 (Pop-up)
Rhys Chatham	Outdoor Spell "Outdoor Spell" by "Rhys Chatham"	Outdoor Spell	Northern Spy		2:28:59 (Pop-up)
Omit	Self-Seperation Through Dislocation (state one)	Quad	Hermes		2:35:04 (Pop-up)
Winter Drones	Bongs Dream "Bongs Dream" by "Winter Drones"	Blood In The Coffin	Weird Forest		2:43:24 (Pop-up)
Patrice Sciortino	Incendiairement	Le Vitrail Eparpillé	Mondiodis		2:47:27 (Pop-up)
Tiny Tim	Can't Help But Wonder Where I'm Bound	Lost & Found: 1963-1974	Secret Seven		2:51:33 (Pop-up)
Ween	What Deaner Was Talking About	Chocolate and Cheese	Elektra		2:53:39 (Pop-up)
David Boeddinghaus and Craig Ventresco	Ragtime Nightingale	Crumb OST	Ryko		2:56:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:12am Adam: Joined late, but glad to chime in! Hi, Jesse: I went to my first bris a few hours ago. Wow. Mynah Birds!
	3:38am crunchy snow: hey guys, well i didn't have a d.j. nightmare per se. did just watch the adaptation of william gibson's 'johnny mnemonic' & then fall asleep & dream of.. ponds??! i think. maybe not worth describing...
	3:39am numbing feet: also woke up with 'sunday morning' by the velvets in my head & here's the very pretty video i found to accompany it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuM3SteeAgY
	3:41am cumulous clouds: woke up-- this morning -- that was.. how r you all?
	3:43am jj.: hooray for cyberpunk nostalgia. sometimes i can't believe more william gibson novels haven't been adapted for screen. then i remember johnny mnemonic.
	3:47am madrigals,: totally-- it was on net flicks on demand-- that was the only reason. and i was sitting around wtih artists & they were like 'oh there's that movie robert longo made (wha?? where did that come from???) maybe we should watch it. and near the end flaming volkswagens start falling from the underground fort and that was everybody's favorite moment :-)
	3:50am jj.: holy PKD, robert longo directed that? wtf?! guess i saw it before i knew who he was.
	3:54am under the bridge: yeah-- i don't think i'd even heard of the phrase 'art world' when that movie was made-- '95? if you looked you could def. see his stamp-- like that a lot of the cyber deaths seemed to happen in baroque space, like his drawings generally do-- all flowy & loose & lost. but he def could've gotten more of a handle on continuity, character development et al.
	3:57am jj.: let's also not forget the johnny mnemonic pinball game: http://www.wunderkammern27.com/2007/06/mnemonic_pinball_507.html
	4:04am movie cameras: ah, that's totally hilarious! i gotta say i think the graphics in the movie (actually pretty fun!) had to have meant coexistance with pinball, now that ya mention it-- just look at that 1st photo-- it says; 'keanu reeves. hollywood. in a diorama':-) nice. also, nice n' out-of-order
	4:33am fake blood: oh these guys are fun. i like that they started making this smooth jazz music only in 1998: is that right?
	4:42am jj.: not sure i'd call them "smooth" precisely, but--yeah--sort of new york post-zorn downtown lounge stuff, though always got deeper/weirder when they played live.
	4:45am greysoul: You know, it's just like my Uncle Ned always said: "Smile and the whole dang world smiles with you. Stuttering works well, too."
	4:47am violins: yes, whoops-- i think i was blending the characters of the dudes with the music or something & came out with a misnomer: yeah. saw them play in meandering circumstances, like out on the streets, only, i think. good idea to go indoors to listen
	4:48am pauldepiperssoninpurgatory: brilliant stuff, the sound of art service, what wfmu is all about, great stuff. did negativland sample this. they did of course, christianity is stupid love it
	4:50am pauldepiperssoninpurgatory: escape from noise album. this stuff is incredible
	4:50am jj.: ...and the movie ghostbusters. yeah. they, negativland sure did sample. ca't believe it's real. and that weird al is on the list.
	4:53am pauldepiperssoninpurgatory: me too. to be honest ididnt realise this was real. i thought negativland had constructed it inhouse, amazing.
	4:57am costumes: G! Your uncle taught you well. Guess those words of wisdom can also function like religion/cults? Stutter over a grocery store list of 'Evil' & you will both be stuttered with and against (sampled). 'Liked the heightening appalachian vocal part.
	5:01am greysoul: Exactly. In fact, Uncle Ned himself bought a 20 lb. can of electrode gel with royalties paid to him for samples of his own voice. I can't remember the recording project ... Mr. DJ probably knows.
	5:07am pink snow: Electrode gel... is that what one could use to safely convey the sample of one's own voice?
	5:08am greysoul: Ohh ... now, there's an idea.
	5:11am snot: Like, better than without the gel..., right?.
	5:14am greysoul: Exactly again. Which almost reminds me of something else Uncle Ned said, but I can't remember it exactly right now.
	5:19am salty breath: Wow: such similarity to Dustin Wong on this. Instrumentation, style, time signaturin' G: Keep a tab on that commentary & speak out when you recall!
	5:27am greysoul: Delicate Steve = layers of happiness! It's ... it's almost ... nope - lost it. I can't remember the Uncle Ned quote. To paraphrase an award acceptance speech Dylan once gave: "It's like my Uncle Ned used to say ..." [long, long pause ... rubbing of hat around on head ... focusing of eyes on award statue ... then lean back into the mic] "Well ... he said a lot of stuff, actually." Now, I wish I could remember when that was from. I had a TV at the time. Jack Nicholson presented the award. He was the straightest of the two. That's all I can tell you.
	5:46am sunny teeth: 'Prolly that was from '91? Grammy's: Lifetime Achievement Award but funny, in the link I watched Nicholson congratulates Dylan on basically being a lyrical human being & then all Bob says is "well"... before the clip ends. Sums up the equation perfectly, no...?!
	5:50am greysoul: That'd be the clip - obviously recorded by a Jack fanatic. The "Well .." leads into the classic Dylan moment recounted above, more or less. Substitute "my Old Man" for "my Uncle Ned", as I recall. Much, much, much rubbing of the hat around on the head during the long pause.
	5:55am soupy tongue: I think I am within that interstitial moment right now: tried to remove sweater like half hour ago but it's still around my neck. Maybe an imagined Uncle Ned can collectively tell us a bed time story now. A very quiet, figeting one ;-)
	5:58am greysoul: Oh, man - you couldn't mention sweaters around Uncle Ned, either. He'd go right into the cold sweats. I never knew why. Something from his Vaudeville days, I always thought.

The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from January 31, 2011

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