WFMU: Jason Elbogen: Playlist from February 8, 2013

Listener comments!
	6:05am fred: Good morning Jason
	6:06am Jason Elbogen: Hey Fred, how's it going?
	6:07am pierre: Bonjour Jason and Fred, and the listeners to come.
	6:12am fred: It's been a meeting-fest at work these days, I'm not sure I should fully wake up before tonight's show (noise from Latvia and Russia)
	6:23am ausmanx: the paris-sydney connection back online... evening, everyone
	6:31am pierre: salut ausmanx !
	6:36am ausmanx: for my sins, i'm subtitling a French comedy, L'arnacoeur, tonight at work... i think your meetings might be preferable, fred! romain duris is just so annoying. any good French films we should be looking out for, guys?
	6:39am pierre: hahah… I don't like him to ausmanx. depends, I would say movies by Jean Rollin are pretty great, or anything by Melville (l'armée des ombres, le deuxième souffle…)
	6:40am fred: @ausmanx: I can't help you there: I haven't see a film in over six years, except for contemporary art videos. I think the last French one was "les tontons flingueurs", and that must have been over a decade ago
	6:44am ausmanx: goodness, Pierre, you don't often get those two mentioned in the same sentence! and only watching art videos sounds delightfully ascetic!
	7:06am fred: @ausmanx: I see a lot of live shows (music and dance), so I have little time left for movies. And narration just bores me, in any medium; I read some fiction, but only for the style
	7:19am Sem Chumbo: Here you go, a compliment for the classical music you are now playing.
	7:22am Sem Chumbo: Oh, French. Je ne sais pas à ce sujet.
	7:37am Slow Learner: Oh, Kafka's The Penal Colony. I might yet learn to hum a few of these tunes, in the right frame of mind. Boldly played, Mr. Elbogen.
	7:40am Jason Elbogen: This seemed to fit in well with fred and ausmanx's art discussions.
	7:43am fred: Yes, it was a good fit
	7:43am glenn: get out there and shovel yer walks, ya lazy bums.
	7:45am northguineahills: it's turning to rain w/in the next two hours.
	7:47am glenn: that'd be nice. i'm going to be shovelling all morning. (cue smart ass retorts)
	7:47am will: Joana Bruczdowicz -- that rocked. Superb show, minute by minute by minute by minute....
	7:48am ausmanx: i enjoy music, writing, dance, theatre etc as much for the way they handle their limitations as anything else, but film for me is the only medium which brings word, sound and image into full symbiosis. not often, but often enough! it's all good, as long as it provokes. jason is a provocateur
	7:50am northguineahills: I wish I lived in Boston. I'd love to have a meter of snow. We haven't had a shite of snow this year.
	8:01am fred: One of the things I love in live performances is the occasional failure. My favorite moment is dance was seeing my favorite dancer slip while running, and the way she recovered before falling. She was so seamless that I would have missed it had I blinked. That gave meaning to "hitting the ground running" for me.
	8:21am Sugarfly Waterloo: I see Chinese
	8:21am fred: Jason, I actually see Chinese characters on the playlist, or at least they look like Chinese characters
	8:22am ausmanx: "Land of Love Songs", "The First Month's Flowers" is the Chinese, Jason
	8:22am Frank in VT: I see Chinese too
	8:24am Terry: I see Chinese characters for the field recordings post on my machine too
	8:24am ausmanx: i'm working in the subtitling unit here, and the chinese guy is next door!
	8:24am Terry: Can we just make up what the Chinese writing says?
	8:27am Terry: I would like it to mean "We cling to our own point of view, as though everything depended on it. Yet our opinions have no permanence; like autumn and winter, they gradually pass away."
	8:28am Ken From Hyde Park: I believe this is going to be the year of the snake. The water snake, in particular.
	8:32am Sem Chumbo: Terry: Chinese characters translate "Land and love songs \ land with love songs"
	8:33am Sem Chumbo: Oops, that will teach me to post without context.
	8:34am Jason Elbogen: who needs context?
	8:41am Kyewon: Hi!Jason.You have a lot of korean song even korean traditinal song.(:
	8:41am northguineahills: Fantastic set. Too tired for enlightening commentary,
	8:42am Va Van: I couldn't resist seeing what 담배꽁초 sounds like
	8:43am Terry: @Sem - thanks, though it is kind of the same thing- the seeming permanence of love and land can change with time (think of Breezy Point). What do words mean in the end anyways?
	8:48am sarah744744: Good morning ....Jason ^^
	8:50am Kyewon: Kuktan Arirang' song was a labor song in work outside long time ago in Korea.the title of song is "Ongheya".
	8:51am Sem Chumbo: Terry: I have been lately listening to a lot of Alan Watts lectures; funny you should ask the question.
	8:51am Jason Elbogen: thanks Kyewon!!!
	8:52am northguineahills: I'm supposed to find out this afternoon about my prospective job opportunity. Been here since 7:40.
	8:55am other david: good luck ngh!
	8:56am northguineahills: arigato other david!
	8:56am sarah: Good morning ....Jason ^^ HAVE A GOOD DAY.........^_^
	8:59am sarah: By the way... r u gonna play any other korean song like last week???

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from February 8, 2013

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February 8, 2013

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
George Nibason	Love Your Neighbor	Disco '82 (1982 Ifeanyichukwu Records)	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Karl Hector & The Malcouns	Sahara Swing	Sahara Swing (2008)	0:06:09 (Pop-up)
Ernst Reijseger and Alan Purves	Dijsco	Cellotape & Scotchtape (1982)	0:09:35 (Pop-up)
Sanjay Subramaniam	Jaya Jaya Padmabhu Nabha	Music from South India (2004)	0:15:22 (Pop-up)

Followers of the Way	Christ in Our World	Blessed Weakness (1975)	0:25:14 (Pop-up)
Chestina Stewart	Mother's Last Garden	Beautiful Colorado Springs (Sherwood Records 1970)	0:29:19 (Pop-up)
Al Morgan	Little Lost Angel "Little Lost Angel" by "Al Morgan"	Al Morgan - A Lifetime of Memories (197x)	0:32:26 (Pop-up)
Janeen Brady's The Gift	Adolescence	A Musical Panorama on the Meaning of Life and Love [1982 BRITE]	0:37:06 (Pop-up)
Nichols and Raymond	The Fountain "The Fountain" by "Nichols and Raymond"	Nichols and Raymond [197x Soul Deep Records]	0:39:45 (Pop-up)

Holy Balm	Losing Control "Losing Control" by "Holy Balm"	It's You (2012 Not Not Fun)	0:48:50 (Pop-up)
My Bloody Valentine	Only Shallow "Only Shallow" by "My Bloody Valentine"	Loveless (2012 Remaster)	0:53:11 (Pop-up)
6majik9	Ink Red Duel Us "Ink Red Duel Us" by "6majik9"	Loquidiom CD-R (2007)	0:57:38 (Pop-up)
Amaryllis	[track 5] "[track 5]" by "Amaryllis"	世紀末だよ全員集合 (Captain Records 1987)	1:01:16 (Pop-up)
GZA	Beneath the Surface "Beneath the Surface" by "GZA"	Beneath the Surface (1999)	1:02:45 (Pop-up)
A$AP Rocky ft. Gunplay & ASAP Ferg	Ghetto Symphony	Long. Live. A$AP (2012)	1:07:22 (Pop-up)

Joana Bruzdowicz	La Colonie Penitentiarie [Side B]	La Colonie Penitentiaire - Drame Musical d'Apres Franz Kafka	1:17:02 (Pop-up)
Kollezskiy Asessor	Ivan-Sheik "Ivan-Sheik" by "Kollezskiy Asessor"	Capitulation	1:37:45 (Pop-up)
Locust	Like Today The Day When Is Strange	Seasons Grasshopper (1981)	1:40:51 (Pop-up)

Mohamed Ben Aissa Ben Amir (?)	Chant De Confrerie - Aissaoua	VA - Musiques Religieuses En Islam (Editions Studio SM 1971)	1:49:47 (Pop-up)
[Female Tibetan Singer on Nagra-Kudelski magnetophone]	Priere Des Lama et Danse Des Masques	VA - Musique Tebetaine Du Sikkin [1968 Disques Vogue] [rec 1955]	1:54:21 (Pop-up)
Nick Wongatilin	Praise God, Praise God	VA - Eskimo Songs from Alaska (Folkways 1966)	1:57:21 (Pop-up)
Ouza et ses Ouzettes	Rythme Souverain	Lat Dior (1980 Jambaar)	1:58:42 (Pop-up)
[Chinese Field Recordings] 土地与情歌\土地与情歌	[track 60] 正月裡開的什麼花	土地与情歌\土地与情歌 CD2	2:03:14 (Pop-up)
Mohammad Rahim & Khaistamir [on dambura] and Sazid Murad [on tas]	Ensemble of Northern Afghanistan	VA - Folk Music Of Afghanistan - Vol. I (1967)	2:07:32 (Pop-up)

Chang Siao Ying	Track 3 "Track 3" by "Chang Siao Ying"	Songs by Chang Siao Ying	2:22:49 (Pop-up)
Joel Chadabe	Hot Sauce "Hot Sauce" by "Joel Chadabe"	Rhythms (1981)	2:25:52 (Pop-up)
Kuktan Arirang	"Ongheya" ""Ongheya"" by "Kuktan Arirang"	Korean Song and Dance Spectacular (1965)	2:28:04 (Pop-up)
Ozdemir Erdogan	Yarin Belki Geç Olur	Yarin Belki Geç Olur 7" (1973)	2:31:59 (Pop-up)
Kim Jung Mi	담배꽁초 "담배꽁초" by "Kim Jung Mi"	Kim Jung Mi - '74 ( Jigu Records)	2:36:25 (Pop-up)

Baptist Student Union Choir of University of Arkasnas at Pine Bluffs	When He Comes	University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (RPC Z510651 1968)	2:43:14 (Pop-up)
Rev J. C. Burnett and His Gospel Singers	Sit Down Servant (rec. 1928)	VA - Black Diamond Express To Hell [Matchbox Saydisc]	2:50:16 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:05am fred: Good morning Jason
	6:06am Jason Elbogen: Hey Fred, how's it going?
	6:07am pierre: Bonjour Jason and Fred, and the listeners to come.
	6:12am fred: It's been a meeting-fest at work these days, I'm not sure I should fully wake up before tonight's show (noise from Latvia and Russia)
	6:23am ausmanx: the paris-sydney connection back online... evening, everyone
	6:31am pierre: salut ausmanx !
	6:36am ausmanx: for my sins, i'm subtitling a French comedy, L'arnacoeur, tonight at work... i think your meetings might be preferable, fred! romain duris is just so annoying. any good French films we should be looking out for, guys?
	6:39am pierre: hahah… I don't like him to ausmanx. depends, I would say movies by Jean Rollin are pretty great, or anything by Melville (l'armée des ombres, le deuxième souffle…)
	6:40am fred: @ausmanx: I can't help you there: I haven't see a film in over six years, except for contemporary art videos. I think the last French one was "les tontons flingueurs", and that must have been over a decade ago
	6:44am ausmanx: goodness, Pierre, you don't often get those two mentioned in the same sentence! and only watching art videos sounds delightfully ascetic!
	7:06am fred: @ausmanx: I see a lot of live shows (music and dance), so I have little time left for movies. And narration just bores me, in any medium; I read some fiction, but only for the style
	7:19am Sem Chumbo: Here you go, a compliment for the classical music you are now playing.
	7:22am Sem Chumbo: Oh, French. Je ne sais pas à ce sujet.
	7:37am Slow Learner: Oh, Kafka's The Penal Colony. I might yet learn to hum a few of these tunes, in the right frame of mind. Boldly played, Mr. Elbogen.
	7:40am Jason Elbogen: This seemed to fit in well with fred and ausmanx's art discussions.
	7:43am fred: Yes, it was a good fit
	7:43am glenn: get out there and shovel yer walks, ya lazy bums.
	7:45am northguineahills: it's turning to rain w/in the next two hours.
	7:47am glenn: that'd be nice. i'm going to be shovelling all morning. (cue smart ass retorts)
	7:47am will: Joana Bruczdowicz -- that rocked. Superb show, minute by minute by minute by minute....
	7:48am ausmanx: i enjoy music, writing, dance, theatre etc as much for the way they handle their limitations as anything else, but film for me is the only medium which brings word, sound and image into full symbiosis. not often, but often enough! it's all good, as long as it provokes. jason is a provocateur
	7:50am northguineahills: I wish I lived in Boston. I'd love to have a meter of snow. We haven't had a shite of snow this year.
	8:01am fred: One of the things I love in live performances is the occasional failure. My favorite moment is dance was seeing my favorite dancer slip while running, and the way she recovered before falling. She was so seamless that I would have missed it had I blinked. That gave meaning to "hitting the ground running" for me.
	8:21am Sugarfly Waterloo: I see Chinese
	8:21am fred: Jason, I actually see Chinese characters on the playlist, or at least they look like Chinese characters
	8:22am ausmanx: "Land of Love Songs", "The First Month's Flowers" is the Chinese, Jason
	8:22am Frank in VT: I see Chinese too
	8:24am Terry: I see Chinese characters for the field recordings post on my machine too
	8:24am ausmanx: i'm working in the subtitling unit here, and the chinese guy is next door!
	8:24am Terry: Can we just make up what the Chinese writing says?
	8:27am Terry: I would like it to mean "We cling to our own point of view, as though everything depended on it. Yet our opinions have no permanence; like autumn and winter, they gradually pass away."
	8:28am Ken From Hyde Park: I believe this is going to be the year of the snake. The water snake, in particular.
	8:32am Sem Chumbo: Terry: Chinese characters translate "Land and love songs \ land with love songs"
	8:33am Sem Chumbo: Oops, that will teach me to post without context.
	8:34am Jason Elbogen: who needs context?
	8:41am Kyewon: Hi!Jason.You have a lot of korean song even korean traditinal song.(:
	8:41am northguineahills: Fantastic set. Too tired for enlightening commentary,
	8:42am Va Van: I couldn't resist seeing what 담배꽁초 sounds like
	8:43am Terry: @Sem - thanks, though it is kind of the same thing- the seeming permanence of love and land can change with time (think of Breezy Point). What do words mean in the end anyways?
	8:48am sarah744744: Good morning ....Jason ^^
	8:50am Kyewon: Kuktan Arirang' song was a labor song in work outside long time ago in Korea.the title of song is "Ongheya".
	8:51am Sem Chumbo: Terry: I have been lately listening to a lot of Alan Watts lectures; funny you should ask the question.
	8:51am Jason Elbogen: thanks Kyewon!!!
	8:52am northguineahills: I'm supposed to find out this afternoon about my prospective job opportunity. Been here since 7:40.
	8:55am other david: good luck ngh!
	8:56am northguineahills: arigato other david!
	8:56am sarah: Good morning ....Jason ^^ HAVE A GOOD DAY.........^_^
	8:59am sarah: By the way... r u gonna play any other korean song like last week???

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from February 8, 2013

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