WFMU: Undancing In The Dirt with Thomas Storck: Playlist from January 27, 2013

Listener comments!
	6:02am Jay/London: hey hey its a big yellow thing in the sky here what is is it?.. and Good Morning Thomas :)
	6:05am fred: Good morning Thomas and Jay
	6:07am Jay/London: good morning fred we have SUN !!!
	6:11am fred: @Jay: no such thing here, and it rains. I guess you'll be going out to the heath and enjoy it
	6:11am Jay/London: I think that is one of the oddest names for a track 00/00/2020 thomas
	6:12am fred: Thomas, "Listen, Don't Think" is an accurate description of my current state
	6:14am Jay/London: well I got to work on a friends computer if he is not hung over still waiting for them to ring otherwise might go down to camden to to catch a group later
	6:18am fred: Hmm, not hung over on a Sunday? If you mention it, it doesn't look likely. No show for me today, but I won't complain, I saw five this week. The holidays boredom is officially over
	6:24am Jay/London: sorry fred was cooking a very late breakfast yes if he is hungover i will have the day to my self .. yes glad the holidays are over can get on with life again
	6:29am fred: Jay, I'll drink to that (tea, I had enough beer yesterday). The music scene is definitely thawing, we even got the lineup for Sonic Protest in April
	6:31am Jay/London: so all is good .. sonic protest ! .. me on 3rd cup of coffee
	6:35am fred: If anyone from Paris is lurking, here's the site of the festival: www.sonicprotest.com
	6:48am fred: And if someone from Paris want tickets to dance shows that happen during the festival, I'll be giving away a couple...
	6:50am Thomas: Hi fred and Jay!
	6:54am fred: Thomas, have you settled on what you'll have as a DJ premium for the marathon?
	7:03am fred: That was a very cool cover (Heard It Through the Grapevine)
	7:06am Thomas: fred- yes! you can anticipate a collection of Dutch D.I.Y. greatness '77 - '85
	7:07am Thomas: and man, i love that Grapevine cover too but that is such a poor recording. couldn't resist
	7:09am fred: @Thomas: Dutch DIY? Sounds great! Though I'll try not to anticipate too much: I probably won't get to hear it until August or maybe even September
	7:12am fred: I starred the Grapevine cover anyway, couldn't resist either. And I really like this Rik Rue mayhem
	7:14am Fuzzy: I'm digging this weird shtuff -- it is to laugh! Got any ECC?
	7:16am fred: Fuzzy, if you like this kind of weirdness you should check out Nat Roe's show
	7:17am Fuzzy: Oh I do, Fred; he's on my fave show list!
	7:21am fred: @Fuzzy: did you ever fool around with his supercut-o-matic software?
	7:32am fred: In my book, mistakes are good, especially at this hour, they show you're an actual live DJ. It's your show, your fumbles are part of the package
	7:35am Fuzzy: @fred: No! Where do I find that?
	7:37am fred: Hopefully it's still available here: blog.wfmu.org... Let me know if it's not, and I can send you the source code for the back end if you're interested
	7:46am Fuzzy: @fred: grabbed the new/improved version, and the Linux source code too to play around with. Thanks, man!
	7:48am fred: I'm sure Nat would love it if you make an Android app out of it. It's really simple stuff based on SoX. I have a slightly different, newer version of it, with a couple of bug fixes and an extra command line option, contact me if you want that
	7:49am fred: It's called "Linux" source code, but the command line back end is really cross-platform, there's nothing linux-specific in there, it's just that Nat didn't have a way to make a Linux GUI
	7:52am Fuzzy: @fred: Well now, there's a challenge; I have yet to do any android apps -- that would be a fun one to start out with! Is your newer version the same one linked to in the link you sent me? It said that there couldn't be any spaces in the path -- is that still true?
	7:56am fred: That's a bug in the GUI, the usual escaping crap. The command-line backend doesn't have this limitation. I thought you were an Android guy based on my, well, fuzzy memories of earlier comments, that's all
	7:58am fred: The newer version integrates a bug fix that a guy sent to Nat, and an option to output a text file with the positions of extracts, if memory serves. Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions (I think I have the very latest code at work)
	8:02am Fuzzy: Trying to get to there, but it's a long slog -- I've got the SDK, Eclipse etc. I take it you're a developer; not me -- my background is more tech support/admin, but Android development looks like it would be a good field to get into these days.
	8:05am fred: I'm an old-school developer, I do server stuff and my idea of an IDE is vi. Android/iPhone dev looks like the place to be if you want to be able to increase your pledge level
	8:07am jeroen kuster: yes yes yes yes you make my day thanks
	8:07am fred: Thomas, I'm really enjoying this set!
	8:09am Thomas: oh good to hear!
	8:09am George of Troy: What fred said! Loving this set as well.
	8:11am fred: Hi Jeroen! Thomas's premium will focus on Dutch DIY
	8:13am fred: And good morning George!
	8:25am Fuzzy: 60-cycle hum in left ear...
	8:26am jeroen kuster: hi Fred when is it for sale
	8:30am fred: @Jeroen: It's not for sale, it can be your if you pledge during Thomas' show when the marathon comes over (I think that's early March). I don't know the pledge levels either, but listener support is how the station keeps running
	8:32am fred: Thomas, do you have more info about the marathon?
	8:35am Thomas: Yep, early March is right. The premium will be available for pledges of $75 (or at least it has been, as far as i know this won't change this year)
	8:37am scrom from scrimland: Get set as always, Thomas
	8:40am Thomas: thanks, scrom - glad it's coming across okay, i feel like my brain's knocked loosed this morning!
	8:41am Thomas: def no pun intended
	8:44am jeroen kuster: I donate every year and I look forward to the marathon. I was in October, a month in the jungle in Colombia and there was no internet. I was afraid that I had missed
	8:47am scrom from scrimland: I understand. I've had a couple of rough days lately myself.
	8:47am Thomas: a month in the jungle!
	8:50am fred: @jeroen: that sounds awesome!
	8:52am fred: @Thomas @8:40: "Dangerous For The Brain" seems to be more that a Sunday morning event for both of us. You handle it much better though
	8:56am jeroen kuster: yes it was super I've seen monkeys poison frogs hummingbirds. super large trees and lots of flowers. I was as artis in residencer
	8:56am Jay/London: been here all the time thanks Thomas see you all next week
	8:57am fred: I just love Ike Yard. Thanks Thomas for another great show @Jay: there's a hint of that yellow thing in the sky now, time to go out

Undancing In The Dirt with Thomas Storck: Playlist from January 27, 2013

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January 27, 2013: This Is Not L.A. Or Boston, This Is Nowhere

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
No UFO's	00/00/2010 "00/00/2010" by "No UFO's"	Soft Coast	Nice Up	2010			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Blitzen	Fruset Blod "Fruset Blod" by "Blitzen"	Hitsen Från Blitzen	Dåvhjort	1980			0:04:19 (Pop-up)
Size	Tonight "Tonight" by "Size"	Tonight b/w Daily Matrix 7"	New Rockers	1980			0:06:22 (Pop-up)
Modern Industry	Out Of Focus "Out Of Focus" by "Modern Industry"	Noise From Nowhere (V/A)	Toxic Shock	1983			0:07:48 (Pop-up)
Sleaze	Listen, Don't Think "Listen, Don't Think" by "Sleaze"	Sleaze	Sing Sing	2012 (og 1975)		*	0:09:56 (Pop-up)
The Insulin Reaction	Ride To Forever	Witchfinder General b/w Ride To Forever 7"	Icon	1987			0:16:42 (Pop-up)
The Room	Motion "Motion" by "The Room"	Motion 7"	Box	1980			0:19:54 (Pop-up)
Kevin Blechdom with Fred Frith	I Done Usin' U's and Bees	Jelly Donuts	Four State Fair	2002			0:23:14 (Pop-up)
Ian Elms	The Street Enters The House	Good Night	Squid Marks Time	1982			0:26:10 (Pop-up)
The Red Squares	The Russians Are Coming	Vaultage 80: A Vinyl Chapter (V/A)	Attrix	1980			0:28:42 (Pop-up)
The Geeks	Dreamland In Machineland	Dreamland In Machineland	S-S	2003 (og 1981)			0:30:28 (Pop-up)
Bob Bannister	Drone no. 2 "Drone no. 2" by "Bob Bannister"	Eight Day Clock	Twisted Village	1992			0:33:03 (Pop-up)
Cheater Slicks	Jesus Christ "Jesus Christ" by "Cheater Slicks"	Reality Is A Grape	Columbus Discount	2012		*	0:34:54 (Pop-up)

Quango	Fatality "Fatality" by "Quango"	Demo	////	2012			0:49:47 (Pop-up)
Out On Blue Six	Party Mood "Party Mood" by "Out On Blue Six"	Party Mood 7"	Hungry Rooms	1981			0:53:01 (Pop-up)
Naffi	Space Alligator "Space Alligator" by "Naffi"	Yum Yum Yum Yum Ya	ARK	1982			0:55:44 (Pop-up)
Chronics	Calling On Cardinals "Calling On Cardinals" by "Chronics"	Test Tube Baby 7"	Nuclear	1978			0:57:38 (Pop-up)
Deep Six	Watchers Of Time "Watchers Of Time" by "Deep Six"	Ghost Ride	ICI Sound	1981			0:59:24 (Pop-up)
Tunnel Of Love	Heard It Through the Grapevine	////	////	????			1:01:12 (Pop-up)
Billy Boys	Mystery Train "Mystery Train" by "Billy Boys"	Cadillac 7"	Joteskii Groteskii / Vauva	2010			1:02:42 (Pop-up)
Tone Set	Out! Out! "Out! Out!" by "Tone Set"	Cal's Ranch	Zia	1982			1:05:08 (Pop-up)
Rik Rue	I Got Rhythm / For Men Only (With Thanks To John Oswald)	Sound Escapes	RRRecords	1988			1:09:15 (Pop-up)
E-Man	Jeg Er Moderne "Jeg Er Moderne" by "E-Man"	E-Man	Likvidér	1984	thanks Mike from SGG!		1:21:17 (Pop-up)

Rock Bottom and the Spys	Rich Girl	Rich Girl EP	Break My Face	1981			1:39:13 (Pop-up)
The Avengers	Friends Of Mine "Friends Of Mine" by "The Avengers"	Teenage Rebel 7"	Superior Viaduct	2012	Recorded 1978	*	1:41:35 (Pop-up)
Story of Failure	Harvard Bing-Bong	Negative Fulfillment on the "83" Spitting Circuit [7"]	Swill Radio	1983			1:43:41 (Pop-up)
Richard Formby	Your Name, You're Strange	Outside The Angular Colony	Glass	1981			1:46:37 (Pop-up)
Blowhole	Staples "Staples" by "Blowhole"	Staples 7"	Apraxia	1995			1:49:31 (Pop-up)
Between Meals	Sink Or Swim "Sink Or Swim" by "Between Meals"	Oh No I Just Knocked Over A Cup Of Coffee	Iridescence	1983			1:54:45 (Pop-up)
Galeschka Maravioff	Christ (Mas Sacrifice)	Dix-Huit Surprises Pour Noël! (V/A)	Scopa De Qualité	1981			1:57:30 (Pop-up)
Absolute Body Control	I Wasn't There	Live	Body Tapes	1984			1:59:48 (Pop-up)
Renaldo & the Loaf	BPM "BPM" by "Renaldo & the Loaf"	Songs for Swinging Larvae	Ralph	1981			2:04:36 (Pop-up)
Crash Course In Science	Kitchen Motors	Cakes in the Home 7-inch single	GO GO	1979			2:06:59 (Pop-up)
Public Nuisance	Magical Music Box	Gotta Survive	Third Man	2012	Recorded 1969	*	2:09:23 (Pop-up)
Pack	Robot "Robot" by "Pack"	Pack	Vinyl	1978			2:11:54 (Pop-up)

Hisato Higuchi	Blood and Leaves "Blood and Leaves" by "Hisato Higuchi"	Butterfly Horse Street	Family Vineyard	2007			2:26:18 (Pop-up)
Jason Lescalleet	Beautiful Whore "Beautiful Whore" by "Jason Lescalleet"	Electronic Music	RRRecords	2003			2:30:05 (Pop-up)
Oxford Dictionaries	Stinking Smooth	Anything Could Happen In The Next Half Hour (V/A)	X-Cassettes	1981			2:40:17 (Pop-up)
Temporal Pain	More To Come "More To Come" by "Temporal Pain"	More To Come 8" (1982)	Eva-Tone	1982			2:42:34 (Pop-up)
Ike Yard	Loss "Loss" by "Ike Yard"	Ike Yard	Factory	1982			2:46:47 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:02am Jay/London: hey hey its a big yellow thing in the sky here what is is it?.. and Good Morning Thomas :)
	6:05am fred: Good morning Thomas and Jay
	6:07am Jay/London: good morning fred we have SUN !!!
	6:11am fred: @Jay: no such thing here, and it rains. I guess you'll be going out to the heath and enjoy it
	6:11am Jay/London: I think that is one of the oddest names for a track 00/00/2020 thomas
	6:12am fred: Thomas, "Listen, Don't Think" is an accurate description of my current state
	6:14am Jay/London: well I got to work on a friends computer if he is not hung over still waiting for them to ring otherwise might go down to camden to to catch a group later
	6:18am fred: Hmm, not hung over on a Sunday? If you mention it, it doesn't look likely. No show for me today, but I won't complain, I saw five this week. The holidays boredom is officially over
	6:24am Jay/London: sorry fred was cooking a very late breakfast yes if he is hungover i will have the day to my self .. yes glad the holidays are over can get on with life again
	6:29am fred: Jay, I'll drink to that (tea, I had enough beer yesterday). The music scene is definitely thawing, we even got the lineup for Sonic Protest in April
	6:31am Jay/London: so all is good .. sonic protest ! .. me on 3rd cup of coffee
	6:35am fred: If anyone from Paris is lurking, here's the site of the festival: www.sonicprotest.com
	6:48am fred: And if someone from Paris want tickets to dance shows that happen during the festival, I'll be giving away a couple...
	6:50am Thomas: Hi fred and Jay!
	6:54am fred: Thomas, have you settled on what you'll have as a DJ premium for the marathon?
	7:03am fred: That was a very cool cover (Heard It Through the Grapevine)
	7:06am Thomas: fred- yes! you can anticipate a collection of Dutch D.I.Y. greatness '77 - '85
	7:07am Thomas: and man, i love that Grapevine cover too but that is such a poor recording. couldn't resist
	7:09am fred: @Thomas: Dutch DIY? Sounds great! Though I'll try not to anticipate too much: I probably won't get to hear it until August or maybe even September
	7:12am fred: I starred the Grapevine cover anyway, couldn't resist either. And I really like this Rik Rue mayhem
	7:14am Fuzzy: I'm digging this weird shtuff -- it is to laugh! Got any ECC?
	7:16am fred: Fuzzy, if you like this kind of weirdness you should check out Nat Roe's show
	7:17am Fuzzy: Oh I do, Fred; he's on my fave show list!
	7:21am fred: @Fuzzy: did you ever fool around with his supercut-o-matic software?
	7:32am fred: In my book, mistakes are good, especially at this hour, they show you're an actual live DJ. It's your show, your fumbles are part of the package
	7:35am Fuzzy: @fred: No! Where do I find that?
	7:37am fred: Hopefully it's still available here: blog.wfmu.org... Let me know if it's not, and I can send you the source code for the back end if you're interested
	7:46am Fuzzy: @fred: grabbed the new/improved version, and the Linux source code too to play around with. Thanks, man!
	7:48am fred: I'm sure Nat would love it if you make an Android app out of it. It's really simple stuff based on SoX. I have a slightly different, newer version of it, with a couple of bug fixes and an extra command line option, contact me if you want that
	7:49am fred: It's called "Linux" source code, but the command line back end is really cross-platform, there's nothing linux-specific in there, it's just that Nat didn't have a way to make a Linux GUI
	7:52am Fuzzy: @fred: Well now, there's a challenge; I have yet to do any android apps -- that would be a fun one to start out with! Is your newer version the same one linked to in the link you sent me? It said that there couldn't be any spaces in the path -- is that still true?
	7:56am fred: That's a bug in the GUI, the usual escaping crap. The command-line backend doesn't have this limitation. I thought you were an Android guy based on my, well, fuzzy memories of earlier comments, that's all
	7:58am fred: The newer version integrates a bug fix that a guy sent to Nat, and an option to output a text file with the positions of extracts, if memory serves. Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions (I think I have the very latest code at work)
	8:02am Fuzzy: Trying to get to there, but it's a long slog -- I've got the SDK, Eclipse etc. I take it you're a developer; not me -- my background is more tech support/admin, but Android development looks like it would be a good field to get into these days.
	8:05am fred: I'm an old-school developer, I do server stuff and my idea of an IDE is vi. Android/iPhone dev looks like the place to be if you want to be able to increase your pledge level
	8:07am jeroen kuster: yes yes yes yes you make my day thanks
	8:07am fred: Thomas, I'm really enjoying this set!
	8:09am Thomas: oh good to hear!
	8:09am George of Troy: What fred said! Loving this set as well.
	8:11am fred: Hi Jeroen! Thomas's premium will focus on Dutch DIY
	8:13am fred: And good morning George!
	8:25am Fuzzy: 60-cycle hum in left ear...
	8:26am jeroen kuster: hi Fred when is it for sale
	8:30am fred: @Jeroen: It's not for sale, it can be your if you pledge during Thomas' show when the marathon comes over (I think that's early March). I don't know the pledge levels either, but listener support is how the station keeps running
	8:32am fred: Thomas, do you have more info about the marathon?
	8:35am Thomas: Yep, early March is right. The premium will be available for pledges of $75 (or at least it has been, as far as i know this won't change this year)
	8:37am scrom from scrimland: Get set as always, Thomas
	8:40am Thomas: thanks, scrom - glad it's coming across okay, i feel like my brain's knocked loosed this morning!
	8:41am Thomas: def no pun intended
	8:44am jeroen kuster: I donate every year and I look forward to the marathon. I was in October, a month in the jungle in Colombia and there was no internet. I was afraid that I had missed
	8:47am scrom from scrimland: I understand. I've had a couple of rough days lately myself.
	8:47am Thomas: a month in the jungle!
	8:50am fred: @jeroen: that sounds awesome!
	8:52am fred: @Thomas @8:40: "Dangerous For The Brain" seems to be more that a Sunday morning event for both of us. You handle it much better though
	8:56am jeroen kuster: yes it was super I've seen monkeys poison frogs hummingbirds. super large trees and lots of flowers. I was as artis in residencer
	8:56am Jay/London: been here all the time thanks Thomas see you all next week
	8:57am fred: I just love Ike Yard. Thanks Thomas for another great show @Jay: there's a hint of that yellow thing in the sky now, time to go out

Undancing In The Dirt with Thomas Storck: Playlist from January 27, 2013

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