WFMU: Jason Elbogen: Playlist from April 29, 2011

Listener comments!
	6:10am Jason Elbogen: Good morning
	6:19am annie: morning jason!!
	6:22am Jason Elbogen: hey annie
	6:51am maestroso: Morning Annie and Jason!
	7:07am annie: i've been busy reading my news.... and trying to avoid the royal wedding..
	7:08am Deepak: Its 4.35 pm here in India, still Good morning.
	7:13am Jason Elbogen: Wow, Deepak! thanks for listening... where are you in India/what's it like this time of year?
	7:16am Deepak: NW India, Chandigarh. You can't step out in th sun this time of year, most of the day its like 35-40 celsius
	7:21am Jason Elbogen: hold on--this stupid North American needs to convert celsius to a form I can understand..
	7:23am annie: over 100 degrees..
	7:23am Jason Elbogen: Yes. That is very warm.
	7:24am Deepak: yes it is and thats just the start, will go upto 45-48 in July.
	7:26am maestroso: How about southern India? Is there much difference?
	7:26am annie: i always times two plus 30.. to get the farenheit
	7:28am Deepak: South India is even worse, and i know about Minnesota , the influx of North European immigrants in early 20th century which is the reason for a lot of Norwegians there.
	7:30am annie: OBL is dead, isn't he??
	7:37am Deepak: This track could be from anywhere in India, there are so many dialects.
	7:39am Deepak: My Philosophy professor is from Orissa.
	7:39am annie: yes, deepak, from what i'm told, even from one village to the next..
	7:42am Deepak: yeah, you'd surprised by the change in accent, btw people of our region are particularly rude.
	7:43am annie: yes, we live by the illusion that any other culture seems to be idyllic and peaceful, forgetting that humans are all the same, wherever yo go
	7:49am Deepak: We philosophers are quite sceptic of cultures, i'm a slavophile but i'm also quite aware of the not so pleasant reality
	7:51am Deepak: wow, thank you for this choir, did i tell you i'm also a Marxist?
	7:52am Chico: Me too!
	7:53am annie: i tend to think that only a small percentage of people in any given group really practice mindfulness. the larger percentage struggle from day to day just getting by, not really focusing on any bigger picture.
	7:55am Deepak: Operation Barbarossa in 1941, invasion of soviet union
	7:57am Brian in UK: I'm down with anything Groucho says. Is there a bigger picture? PS I work in a hospital so I do have a pair of ears. Now it seems that it's the multi nationals that are out for global domination.
	7:58am Deepak: No, aspiring Philosophy professor, i'm still 21 and doing my Bachelors
	7:59am Brian in UK: Was it George Santayana who commented about us not learning anything from history?
	8:01am Deepak: Yes he did and he wasn't the only one who said so.
	8:09am ausmanx: history teaches us that we can make loads of money from royal weddings and the people like their bread and circuses. that's a lesson learnt well. annie is mean to diss lovely Will and Kate; I'm sure they're entitled to their special day despite being privileged maggots who filch millions in public money...
	8:11am annie: hoopla is hoopla.... i don't particularly care for elitism especially when there are those who hunger or suffer.
	8:18am maestroso: I'm old enough to remenber turntables with the 16 rpm speed. I was under the impression that only spoken-word works were recorded on these records, though I never actually saw one.
	8:20am annie: my dad made them for his russian language series..we had a slew of em in the house
	8:21am Jason Elbogen: any opinions on this John Meadows track? I'm curious
	8:21am Brian in UK: Anyone want a job lot of Harry & Kate mugs that were made in error in old china in China. True. At least we willingly allow this elitism of the unelected. What price those with democratically elected maggots. I like the idea of privileged maggots with tiny crowns atop.
	8:23am annie: democratically elected... hhmm.. democracy only works in small groups. not oligarchies
	8:26am maestroso: Sounds pleasant, Jason, certainly worthy as an artifact and perhaps a modern re-recording.
	8:27am Brian in UK: Democracy is the name we give the people whenever we need them. Not my quote
	8:30am ausmanx: this is a lovely thread... i like the interweaving of privileged maggots with 16 rpm turntables. they're as anachronistic as each other, but retain a certain charm...
	8:38am annie: i was just realizing yesterday that by the time my dad was the age i am now, he was an angry man.. pissed off at things politically skewed... it takes a long time to get the hint...
	8:40am HRH Prince William of Wales: I needed to contact my Mr Pharmacist to calm my nerves this morning.
	8:43am Siggi: Why dont you try some weed to calm your nerves? I do belive prince william would love some right now
	8:44am ausmanx: your majesty, it will do wonders for the profile of WFMU that you're listening in on your big day!
	8:44am Siggi: Laughing Out Loud
	8:45am E nough: I hear Madame Le Guillotine has a cure for headaches and parasites.
	8:47am Siggi: Hastla VICTORIA siempre
	8:51am Siggi: “The monarchy is so extraordinarily useful. When Britain wins a battle she shouts, "God save the Queen"; when she loses, she votes down the prime minister.”
	8:52am Siggi: Winston Churchill
	8:53am annie: siggi, loved that pregnant pause..
	8:56am succession singalong: Roy-L-Ration: Bill's blood's better than my blood, Bill's blood's better than mine... Bill's blood's better 'cuz he's got the blue thing goin', Bill's blood is better than mine. see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oi84maqHgxg
	8:57am Siggi: Well you know Annie when pregnant it´s time to remidate
	8:58am Handsome Harry: The Devils killed it. Great way to start the day over here in Cubicle Land.
	11:38pm tahomajohn: Another great show Jason! You were fun to listen to.. your music choice was unpredictable, bizarre and beautiful. Cheers!

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from April 29, 2011

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April 29, 2011

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Unidentified Egyptian Female Singer	Auminaity Ashufeak Ya-Alby	VA - Arab Music (Lyrichord 1970)	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
K. Shulzenko	Andryusha (rec. 1938)	VA - Russian Oldies (Soviet Artists)	0:07:32 (Pop-up)
Jean Bosco Mwenda	Mama Na Mwana "Mama Na Mwana" by "Jean Bosco Mwenda"	VA - True Vine 78 Series Vol. 18: Sub-Saharan Guitar & String Music of the 60's	0:27:35 (Pop-up)

Wet Hair	Ordinary Lives "Ordinary Lives" by "Wet Hair"	Dream (2009 Not Not Fun)	0:27:16 (Pop-up)
Beauclerk	bisonoric "bisonoric" by "Beauclerk"	Beauclerk (2011)	0:15:49 (Pop-up)
Attrition (UK)	Shrinkwrap "Shrinkwrap" by "Attrition (UK)"	Onslaught [1983 cassette]	0:26:36 (Pop-up)
Gambit of Shame	No Bounds "No Bounds" by "Gambit of Shame"	No Bounds 7" [1982 Dead Hedgehog Enterprises]	0:30:11 (Pop-up)
Ut	Sharp's Loose "Sharp's Loose" by "Ut"	VA - 135 Grand Street New York 1979	0:32:09 (Pop-up)
X-Ray Spex	I Am A Poseur "I Am A Poseur" by "X-Ray Spex"	Germfree Adolescents: The Anthology (disc 1)	0:35:12 (Pop-up)

Sister Fleeta Mitchell and Rev Willie Mae Eberhard	Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down	Art Of Field Recording Vol 1: Survey	0:37:54 (Pop-up)
The Treat Family	Erev Shel Shoshanim	Demonstration	0:44:12 (Pop-up)
TwinSisterMoon	The Hollow Mountain	The Hollow Mountain (2011)	0:46:37 (Pop-up)
Gaslight (UK)	Henry Martin "Henry Martin" by "Gaslight (UK)"	Gaslight (No Label 1970)	0:49:18 (Pop-up)
Carol Anne McGowan	So To The Sea "So To The Sea" by "Carol Anne McGowan"	Songs from the Cellar (2011)	0:53:57 (Pop-up)
Camp Romaca Campers	Twilight Descends	Camp Romaca for Girls [1978 Alma Mater Recording Company]	0:57:08 (Pop-up)

Moon Duo	When You Cut "When You Cut" by "Moon Duo"	Mazes (2011)	1:03:15 (Pop-up)
The Max Block	Came In A Can "Came In A Can" by "The Max Block"	The Max Block EP [1986 Flying Nun]	1:08:09 (Pop-up)
Crusaders	God Lives "God Lives" by "Crusaders"	Make A Joyful Noise With Drum & Guitars (1966)	1:11:04 (Pop-up)
Danielson	Olympic Portions "Olympic Portions" by "Danielson"	The Best Of Gloucester County (2011)	1:13:12 (Pop-up)
The Tree of Life	Join Me "Join Me" by "The Tree of Life"	VI FIRE (ARTRONICS 1969)	1:18:20 (Pop-up)

Bobadin	Nat Pwe "Nat Pwe" by "Bobadin"	Music Of Nat Pwe: Folk & Pop Music Of Myanmar Vol. 3	1:28:19 (Pop-up)
Paraja Tribe / Orissa	Courtship Song	VA - Folk Music of India (Orissa) 1963?	1:31:17 (Pop-up)
Zulfu Livaneli	Mehmetcik Mehmet "Mehmetcik Mehmet" by "Zulfu Livaneli"	Nazim Turkusu (1978)	1:33:58 (Pop-up)
Habib Bin Seilan	Lukiza "Lukiza" by "Habib Bin Seilan"	VA - True Vine 78 Series Vol. 18: Sub-Saharan Guitar & String Music of the 60's	1:38:36 (Pop-up)
Bo Hein & Bo Mein	Master of the Nine Cities	Music Of Nat Pwe: Folk & Pop Music Of Myanmar Vol. 3	1:41:28 (Pop-up)
Red Army Choir	Dear Byelorussia, Golden Ukraine	VA - Russian Oldies (Soviet Artists)	1:46:55 (Pop-up)

Hank & Carol-Leigh	Inquire Within	Inquire Within (1969)	1:54:48 (Pop-up)
Kim Jung Mi	A3 - 고독한 마음	Vol 2 (1973 Unversal Records)	1:56:55 (Pop-up)
Ken (Nevada) Maines	Coconut Tree "Coconut Tree" by "Ken (Nevada) Maines"	The World of Las Vegas 'Night-Club' Music [196? SMILE]	2:01:20 (Pop-up)
Edna Leal Williams and Bonnie Guitar	The Quiet One	Edna Leal Williams - Bonnie Guitar (Leal Publishing 196x)	2:03:30 (Pop-up)

John Richardson Meadows	[A4] "[A4]" by "John Richardson Meadows"	John Richardson Meadows (1971 Century)	2:13:36 (Pop-up)
The Bunch	Life "Life" by "The Bunch"	Now That Summer's Gone	2:18:45 (Pop-up)
Angel Olsen	Halfway to Paradise "Halfway to Paradise" by "Angel Olsen"	Lady of the Waterpark (Cassette 2010)	2:21:19 (Pop-up)
Quoth the Raven	Expansion "Expansion" by "Quoth the Raven"	Nevermore (197x)	2:24:11 (Pop-up)

Vive Le Fete	Tele "Tele" by "Vive Le Fete"	Jour de Chance (2007)	2:30:59 (Pop-up)
The Other Half	Mr. Pharmacist (1968)	Mr. Pharmacist & The Lost Singles	2:34:28 (Pop-up)
Pace Setters (Huey R. Harris)	Push On Jesse Jackson	Push On Jessie Jackson / Freedom & Justice 7" (KENT)	2:36:59 (Pop-up)
Jazz Symphonics	Fresh Egg Boxes "Fresh Egg Boxes" by "Jazz Symphonics"	The Beginning	2:39:38 (Pop-up)
The Sweet Talks	Mampam Sukuruwe "Mampam Sukuruwe" by "The Sweet Talks"	The Kusum Beat (1974)	2:46:48 (Pop-up)
The Devils	The Exorcist "The Exorcist" by "The Devils"	Vol. 1-Funk Cargo (Famous Groove)	2:50:48 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:10am Jason Elbogen: Good morning
	6:19am annie: morning jason!!
	6:22am Jason Elbogen: hey annie
	6:51am maestroso: Morning Annie and Jason!
	7:07am annie: i've been busy reading my news.... and trying to avoid the royal wedding..
	7:08am Deepak: Its 4.35 pm here in India, still Good morning.
	7:13am Jason Elbogen: Wow, Deepak! thanks for listening... where are you in India/what's it like this time of year?
	7:16am Deepak: NW India, Chandigarh. You can't step out in th sun this time of year, most of the day its like 35-40 celsius
	7:21am Jason Elbogen: hold on--this stupid North American needs to convert celsius to a form I can understand..
	7:23am annie: over 100 degrees..
	7:23am Jason Elbogen: Yes. That is very warm.
	7:24am Deepak: yes it is and thats just the start, will go upto 45-48 in July.
	7:26am maestroso: How about southern India? Is there much difference?
	7:26am annie: i always times two plus 30.. to get the farenheit
	7:28am Deepak: South India is even worse, and i know about Minnesota , the influx of North European immigrants in early 20th century which is the reason for a lot of Norwegians there.
	7:30am annie: OBL is dead, isn't he??
	7:37am Deepak: This track could be from anywhere in India, there are so many dialects.
	7:39am Deepak: My Philosophy professor is from Orissa.
	7:39am annie: yes, deepak, from what i'm told, even from one village to the next..
	7:42am Deepak: yeah, you'd surprised by the change in accent, btw people of our region are particularly rude.
	7:43am annie: yes, we live by the illusion that any other culture seems to be idyllic and peaceful, forgetting that humans are all the same, wherever yo go
	7:49am Deepak: We philosophers are quite sceptic of cultures, i'm a slavophile but i'm also quite aware of the not so pleasant reality
	7:51am Deepak: wow, thank you for this choir, did i tell you i'm also a Marxist?
	7:52am Chico: Me too!
	7:53am annie: i tend to think that only a small percentage of people in any given group really practice mindfulness. the larger percentage struggle from day to day just getting by, not really focusing on any bigger picture.
	7:55am Deepak: Operation Barbarossa in 1941, invasion of soviet union
	7:57am Brian in UK: I'm down with anything Groucho says. Is there a bigger picture? PS I work in a hospital so I do have a pair of ears. Now it seems that it's the multi nationals that are out for global domination.
	7:58am Deepak: No, aspiring Philosophy professor, i'm still 21 and doing my Bachelors
	7:59am Brian in UK: Was it George Santayana who commented about us not learning anything from history?
	8:01am Deepak: Yes he did and he wasn't the only one who said so.
	8:09am ausmanx: history teaches us that we can make loads of money from royal weddings and the people like their bread and circuses. that's a lesson learnt well. annie is mean to diss lovely Will and Kate; I'm sure they're entitled to their special day despite being privileged maggots who filch millions in public money...
	8:11am annie: hoopla is hoopla.... i don't particularly care for elitism especially when there are those who hunger or suffer.
	8:18am maestroso: I'm old enough to remenber turntables with the 16 rpm speed. I was under the impression that only spoken-word works were recorded on these records, though I never actually saw one.
	8:20am annie: my dad made them for his russian language series..we had a slew of em in the house
	8:21am Jason Elbogen: any opinions on this John Meadows track? I'm curious
	8:21am Brian in UK: Anyone want a job lot of Harry & Kate mugs that were made in error in old china in China. True. At least we willingly allow this elitism of the unelected. What price those with democratically elected maggots. I like the idea of privileged maggots with tiny crowns atop.
	8:23am annie: democratically elected... hhmm.. democracy only works in small groups. not oligarchies
	8:26am maestroso: Sounds pleasant, Jason, certainly worthy as an artifact and perhaps a modern re-recording.
	8:27am Brian in UK: Democracy is the name we give the people whenever we need them. Not my quote
	8:30am ausmanx: this is a lovely thread... i like the interweaving of privileged maggots with 16 rpm turntables. they're as anachronistic as each other, but retain a certain charm...
	8:38am annie: i was just realizing yesterday that by the time my dad was the age i am now, he was an angry man.. pissed off at things politically skewed... it takes a long time to get the hint...
	8:40am HRH Prince William of Wales: I needed to contact my Mr Pharmacist to calm my nerves this morning.
	8:43am Siggi: Why dont you try some weed to calm your nerves? I do belive prince william would love some right now
	8:44am ausmanx: your majesty, it will do wonders for the profile of WFMU that you're listening in on your big day!
	8:44am Siggi: Laughing Out Loud
	8:45am E nough: I hear Madame Le Guillotine has a cure for headaches and parasites.
	8:47am Siggi: Hastla VICTORIA siempre
	8:51am Siggi: “The monarchy is so extraordinarily useful. When Britain wins a battle she shouts, "God save the Queen"; when she loses, she votes down the prime minister.”
	8:52am Siggi: Winston Churchill
	8:53am annie: siggi, loved that pregnant pause..
	8:56am succession singalong: Roy-L-Ration: Bill's blood's better than my blood, Bill's blood's better than mine... Bill's blood's better 'cuz he's got the blue thing goin', Bill's blood is better than mine. see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oi84maqHgxg
	8:57am Siggi: Well you know Annie when pregnant it´s time to remidate
	8:58am Handsome Harry: The Devils killed it. Great way to start the day over here in Cubicle Land.
	11:38pm tahomajohn: Another great show Jason! You were fun to listen to.. your music choice was unpredictable, bizarre and beautiful. Cheers!

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from April 29, 2011

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