WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from February 18, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:03pm kat330: Hello, Irene! Hi, Sean and hope you're all righted now. :)
	12:03pm pierre: oh that's what I call a nice start Bonjour Irene
	12:03pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Hey Irene and hello to one and all, hi Kat, Van, DCE, Matt and the rest of the merry crew
	12:04pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Hey Kat, yes, I'm the right way up
	12:05pm Sem Chumbo: OK, calming music to fiddle my taxes by. Appreciated.
	12:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Has anyone scored any Russian meteorite fragments on e-Bay yet?
	12:06pm kat330: Bon chance, Sem! I finally was able to put the paperwork nightmare behind me last Thursday.
	12:08pm kat330: @Sean: It will be a nice surprise if Van shows up. It's a federal holiday over here, so most of the U.S. daytimers on the lists are not at their commenting desks.
	12:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): For godsake, don't touch those meteorite fragments. You'll turn into a photosynthesizing fiction author that cannot self-edit to save his life.
	12:09pm kat330: @Ken: Was going to, but then after doing our taxes last week, found we didn't have an extra $100k to spare. ;)
	12:11pm kat330: I imagine anyone remotely interested in the meteorite has already seen enough, but just in case not: apod.nasa.gov...
	12:11pm Sem Chumbo: @kat330: thanks. Been a writer all my life and never so creative as when working with balance sheets.
	12:12pm Irene Trudel: Hi Everybody! Getting set for some live music at about 1pm. Kat, thanks for the meteorite pic. Pretty astonishing that nobody was killed!
	12:17pm kat330: Yes, very lucky indeed. This music goes well with any endeavor (like lunch eating at the moment ;).
	12:22pm 12539: (Excited about the upcoming guests, and dejected that I have to step out around 1:30. I expect to be applauding from the archives.)
	12:25pm Parq: Irene during my second cup of coffee; how nice. Well, you'll remain on in the background, but I should start my day.
	12:25pm kat330: @12539: Just be sure you're uninterrupted next Monday when Robyn's on.
	12:26pm Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): groovy espers.
	12:26pm CRA: i see that, sem.
	12:26pm kat330: Hi, glenn!
	12:27pm Parq: And Kat, that was great, the first really good footage I've seen, not mucked up with commercials and commentary.
	12:27pm glenn: damn! i'm in disguise.
	12:29pm kat330: I didn't realize, Sem, you're doing Canadian taxes? Aw, that's likely a breeze of paperwork compared with US.
	12:31pm KP: All here, keeping warm w/ Irene.
	12:32pm kat330: Heard yesterday morning that The Washington Post debuted "The Truthteller," an application for fact-checking, and they're concentrating on tax reform to start. That should be interesting to follow.
	12:36pm kat330: Signature Bachman sound....
	12:38pm Chris from DC: Yeah, this is really nice.
	12:39pm Cory: so this happened I guess... twitter.com...
	12:43pm Fuzzy: @Cory: I'm confused -- are they selling the McBath Salts instead of the McRib now, or what?
	12:44pm BigLankyGeordie: Hia there Irene, listening from over here in England where its just getting dark and your show is making it a mega chilled-out dusk this evening, thanks. Love the show. Michael in County Durham
	12:45pm kat330: Currently wearing our FMU swag-shirt -- the lovely green with turntable. Feels very nice. Say, did anyone else catch the nominated short animation of Maggie Simpson in "The Longest Daycare" last night (or before)? What a super sweet and delightful bit of craft!
	12:45pm glenn: i found this 17? year old girl on youtube, who does leo kottke stuff. she's amazing. www.youtube.com...
	12:49pm glenn: and kat, you'll appreciate this. www.youtube.com...
	12:52pm glenn: and this. www.youtube.com...
	12:52pm Mike East: @kat330 - do you guys take turns wearing the tshirt?
	12:53pm kat330: @glenn: I'm convinced goats are humans merely transformed by some nasty spell.
	12:54pm kat330: @Mike: Errrm, actually, I sort of co-opted this one. Philo got the last one, and this was to be his as well, but it's so damn up-my-alley, colorwise and logowise.
	12:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: @kat330 - Yes, I saw the short. It was pretty good. I liked Baby Gerald's "instant art" and the surprise plot twist at the end.
	12:55pm Sem Chumbo: @kat330: yep, Canadian taxes. US filing looks considerably more detailed, but we would kill for mortgage interest deductability here. @glenn: CRA offers rewards for fingering tax cheats.
	12:56pm kat330: Heh, thanks again, glenn! How appropriate for my zodiac+Vietnamese "Year of" signs combined. And there is (was?) a sound studio over in Louisville called RamCat.
	12:57pm Ike: Kat, I caught most of that while waiting for Bob's Burgers (a hilarious show). Very graceful. It's a golden age for animation. Most people wouldn't believe it, but a cartoon called Adventure Time might be the best thing on TV... that is, if you like David Lynch-ian surreality mixed with comedy, tragic backstories, suspense, a bit of romance, and fart jokes.
	12:57pm kat330: @Ken: Well, we won't discuss any spoilers, but yeah, just a nicely spaced number of sweet surprised throughout. :)
	12:59pm kat330: surpriseS not D'uh...
	1:00pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Just back from doing my shop at Tesco's, the chore was definitely made bearable with your show playing in my headphones, technology, marvellous, I get my groceries whilst listening to you 3000 miles away
	1:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: @kat330 - Also, when tomorrow arrives, the meteor video will have the date in its URL: apod.nasa.gov... Thanks for mentioning that a bit ago.
	1:02pm kat330: @Sem: Yeah, well the mortgage interest deduction has never been something I could take advantage of, so I'll take the CRA regs over the IRS any ol' day. It simply should not be so complicated. I happen to be able to do our taxes myself, but not without considerable reading and research beforehand.
	1:03pm kat330: Oh, thanks, Ken! Yeah, I was trying to figure out what the URL will be in the future, but the usual method -- clicking on the image -- didn't work as it is a video.
	1:03pm Sean in Bristol, UK: I was listening to some Juana Molina last night and was thinking Irene hasn't played any of her material and here we are, marvellous and thank you
	1:04pm kat330: @Sean: Tesco, eh? Pick up any lasagna? ;)
	1:07pm kat330: @Ike Thanks for the info! Is Adventure Time on broadcast TV? We don't have cable and limited non-broadcast access through Hulu and Crackle.
	1:09pm Mike East: I just heard about Adventure Time from my niece. I'll have to grab the dvds for my kid.
	1:10pm Ike: Nah, it's cable. Cartoon Network. And they seem to require a cable subscriber password to watch it online. But the first Google result, though perhaps not on the level, is usually very helpful.
	1:13pm kat330: TY again! :)
	1:14pm Ike: The earliest episodes are more kid-oriented. Unlike most cartoons, as the (kid) voice actor playing the main character has aged, the character has also aged. And the show has matured, and gets progressively more bizarre, romantic, and occasionally terrifying.
	1:16pm northguineahills: I'm a big Adventure Time fan, it's a mix of dadaist and sensical fun.
	1:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: Today's performance is excellent. Great work.
	1:18pm northguineahills: Been faving the performance, myself.
	1:20pm Braveness23: B23 here! Hi all!
	1:22pm kat330: Lovely, lovely -- ack! sync on the adjective, Irene!
	1:24pm Sean in Bristol, UK: @Kat, think I will give the lasagna a miss!
	1:25pm kat330: Muse, Siren -- I appreciate the mythological allusions. @Sean: That's the "mane" idea. :)
	1:27pm 12539: This is sounding excellent, but I have to step out - premature applause, and yet another moment of gratitude for the archives.
	1:31pm Teosinte: Beautiful and ever-more provocative. Loved it Eric <3
	1:33pm northguineahills: Carbona/Turnquist should collaborate w/ Josef Van Wissem.
	1:37pm Dave E: Greetings Irene!
	1:47pm Adrian in London: @Ike I saw Adventure Time in Spain, dubbed into Spanish, last December and it frazzled my tiny little mind!
	1:49pm kat330: Miguel put together a trippy trio of muse, siren and nymph.
	1:58pm BigLankyGeordie: Outstanding session - wish I could head on down to the show tonight. 3000 miles of Atlantic might get in the way though :-) Michael in England.
	1:58pm Yair Yona (Tel Aviv, Israel,Earth,Milky Way): Wonderful tunes Alexander
	2:01pm Mike East: extended play = EP
	2:02pm Yair Yona (Tel Aviv, Israel,Earth,Milky Way): Oh didn't know Eric is there too! Sorry
	2:03pm Irene Trudel: Hi Yair! Yes, they're both trading performances.
	2:03pm Ike: Mike, that always puzzled me. Extended compared to what? A 7" single? Definitely not compared to an LP.
	2:03pm glenn: oh, kat. - dangerousminds.net...
	2:04pm Mike East: @Ike, yes, compared to a single. LP= Long Play, I believe.
	2:07pm kat330: Aha-ha! TY, glenn! RT was a brooding teen if ever I saw one.
	2:09pm glenn: i knew he was friends with hugh cornwell. i didn't realize they were bandmates.
	2:12pm kat330: A wooed muse, a singing siren and a sinister nymph. Eric sure knows some nifty chicks. ;) More importantly, he and Alexander sure know their instruments! An excellent carnival of sound this afternoon.
	2:19pm Mike East: I think acoustic guitar is my second favorite sound on earth, next to falling rain.
	2:19pm Mike East: ...so favorite man made sound, lets say.
	2:20pm Mike East: ...and these are some fine examples of my favorite man made sound...is what I was implying.
	2:22pm Mike East: Pete's Candy Store - not for the claustrophobic.
	2:22pm kat330: @Mike: I fully concur. BTW, what inspired your switch to the sea monster avatar?
	2:26pm Mike East: bob brainen played an excerpt from "It Came From Beneath The Sea." I asked what "It" was but didn't get a good answer, so I googled and found out. My avatar is what "it" is.
	2:26pm kat330: Bears repeating here, I still would like to favorite a particular set within a DJ's show. Anyone else feel that would be useful? For e.g., like a star to click right next to "Live performace by ... " I'll write to Kenzo about it if there's interest beyond myself.
	2:29pm kat330: @Mike: Thought it looked familiar. It is"Tentacles Across the Water" with pierre's. :)
	2:31pm KP: Much too involved in this to go to work. Could you make call for me.
	2:34pm kat330: "Hello? Yes I'm KP's mother. He has developed hives so bad he is bedridden. Apparently he is deathly allergic to work, so he will not be in today. Tomorrow is iffy, too."
	2:39pm kat330: I love the sound Kottke gets from his lowest strings.
	2:46pm Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): Just imagine hanging out in bed all day with the WFMU stream and all those bees.
	2:53pm kat330: Wow, how low can you go, Robyn?! :)
	2:55pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Irene, as always a fab show, great sets from Eric and Alexander, thank you, thank you. Have a great week everyone.
	2:56pm kat330: A delightful program, Irene, ending on such a lovely low note (in the best sense)! See most of you next week same time, same place!
	9:20pm anthony0000: oh WOW! GREAT SHOW! Will listen to this again while cement sculpting tomorrow. yay!
	12:05pm Van in DC: My turn!
	2:03pm Van in DC: lol @kat330 @12:08 re: if I show up...you know me too well....sorry to have missed this show LIVE with you all! But always a welcome archive listen :)
	3:39pm Van in DC: Great show!! Thanks Irene!

Irene Trudel: Playlist from February 18, 2013

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February 18, 2013: Guitar fantasies with Alexander Turnquist and Eric Carbonara

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
John Abercrombie	Evensong "Evensong" by "John Abercrombie"	Characters	ECM	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ralph Towner	Dark Spirit "Dark Spirit" by "Ralph Towner"	Diary	ECM	0:07:58 (Pop-up)
Sean Smith	Prasana "Prasana" by "Sean Smith"	Sacred Crag Dancer, Corpse Whisperer	Tompkins Square	0:15:12 (Pop-up)
Espers	Blue Mountain "Blue Mountain" by "Espers"			0:21:29 (Pop-up)
Andrew Chalfen	The River Wards "The River Wards" by "Andrew Chalfen"	The Bedroom Excursions	Andrew Chalfen	0:25:09 (Pop-up)
Daniel Bachman	Sun Over Old Rag "Sun Over Old Rag" by "Daniel Bachman"	Seven Pines	Tompkins Square	0:31:08 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Leo Kottke	Retrograde "Retrograde" by "Leo Kottke"	One Guitar, No Vocals		0:37:31 (Pop-up)
Chris Brokaw	Watching the Clouds "Watching the Clouds" by "Chris Brokaw"	Canaris		0:43:34 (Pop-up)
John Fahey	Requiem for Molly (Part 1)	Requia		0:48:52 (Pop-up)
Juana Molina	Quien (Suite) "Quien (Suite)" by "Juana Molina"	Un Dia		0:56:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Leo Kottke	Retrograde "Retrograde" by "Leo Kottke"	One Guitar, No Vocals		1:03:34 (Pop-up)
Live performance by Eric Carbonara and Alexander Turnquist
Guitarist/composer Alexander Turnquist uses his 12-string acoustic as his main tool in creating dramatic, emotionally engaging music with an experimental approach from the onset. Alexander Turnquist's latest disc, "Like Sunburned Snowflakes" focuses on intense guitar-harmonics wafting over you in minimalist waves. Guitarist Eric Carbonara take a slightly more traditionalist approach to his playing, incorprating Roma-Flamenco styles but infuses the music with noise & electro-acoustic elements. The Paradise Abyss is Eric Carbonara’s newest album, a solo effort written on a friction peg flamenco guitar. Both Turnquist and Carbonara were slatd to play Pete's Candy store in Brooklyn with David Copenhafer that Monday night.
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Eric Carbonara	Drifting Doubts of Serpentine			1:06:55 (Pop-up)
Eric Carbonara	Courting the Muse "Courting the Muse" by "Eric Carbonara"			1:13:09 (Pop-up)
Eric Carbonara	I Make the Siren Sing			1:21:56 (Pop-up)
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Alexander Turnquist	House of Insomniacs			1:29:56 (Pop-up)
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Eric Carbonara	Dance of the Sinister Nymph /Through a House of Violet Abandon			1:52:58 (Pop-up)
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Alexander Turnquist	Finding the Butterfly			1:56:43 (Pop-up)
Alexander Turnquist	Flying Fantasy			2:01:44 (Pop-up)
Alexander Turnquist	The Red Carousel			2:09:05 (Pop-up)
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Alasdair Roberts & Friends	The End of Breeding	A Wonder Working Stone		2:22:28 (Pop-up)
Julie Tippetts & Martin Archer	Song Spirit			2:30:38 (Pop-up)
Leo Kottke	Chamber of Commerce "Chamber of Commerce" by "Leo Kottke"	One Guitar, No Vocals		2:36:56 (Pop-up)
Sidi Touré	Aiy FaaDJi "Aiy FaaDJi" by "Sidi Touré"	Koïma		2:40:22 (Pop-up)
Walking Willows	Crashing Waves "Crashing Waves" by "Walking Willows"	By Hand		2:45:53 (Pop-up)
Robyn Hitchcock	My Rain "My Rain" by "Robyn Hitchcock"	Love from London	Yep Roc	2:49:28 (Pop-up)
Trixie Whitley	Silent Rebel Pt.2 "Silent Rebel Pt.2" by "Trixie Whitley"	Fourth Corner	Strong Blood Records	2:52:08 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:03pm kat330: Hello, Irene! Hi, Sean and hope you're all righted now. :)
	12:03pm pierre: oh that's what I call a nice start Bonjour Irene
	12:03pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Hey Irene and hello to one and all, hi Kat, Van, DCE, Matt and the rest of the merry crew
	12:04pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Hey Kat, yes, I'm the right way up
	12:05pm Sem Chumbo: OK, calming music to fiddle my taxes by. Appreciated.
	12:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Has anyone scored any Russian meteorite fragments on e-Bay yet?
	12:06pm kat330: Bon chance, Sem! I finally was able to put the paperwork nightmare behind me last Thursday.
	12:08pm kat330: @Sean: It will be a nice surprise if Van shows up. It's a federal holiday over here, so most of the U.S. daytimers on the lists are not at their commenting desks.
	12:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): For godsake, don't touch those meteorite fragments. You'll turn into a photosynthesizing fiction author that cannot self-edit to save his life.
	12:09pm kat330: @Ken: Was going to, but then after doing our taxes last week, found we didn't have an extra $100k to spare. ;)
	12:11pm kat330: I imagine anyone remotely interested in the meteorite has already seen enough, but just in case not: apod.nasa.gov...
	12:11pm Sem Chumbo: @kat330: thanks. Been a writer all my life and never so creative as when working with balance sheets.
	12:12pm Irene Trudel: Hi Everybody! Getting set for some live music at about 1pm. Kat, thanks for the meteorite pic. Pretty astonishing that nobody was killed!
	12:17pm kat330: Yes, very lucky indeed. This music goes well with any endeavor (like lunch eating at the moment ;).
	12:22pm 12539: (Excited about the upcoming guests, and dejected that I have to step out around 1:30. I expect to be applauding from the archives.)
	12:25pm Parq: Irene during my second cup of coffee; how nice. Well, you'll remain on in the background, but I should start my day.
	12:25pm kat330: @12539: Just be sure you're uninterrupted next Monday when Robyn's on.
	12:26pm Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): groovy espers.
	12:26pm CRA: i see that, sem.
	12:26pm kat330: Hi, glenn!
	12:27pm Parq: And Kat, that was great, the first really good footage I've seen, not mucked up with commercials and commentary.
	12:27pm glenn: damn! i'm in disguise.
	12:29pm kat330: I didn't realize, Sem, you're doing Canadian taxes? Aw, that's likely a breeze of paperwork compared with US.
	12:31pm KP: All here, keeping warm w/ Irene.
	12:32pm kat330: Heard yesterday morning that The Washington Post debuted "The Truthteller," an application for fact-checking, and they're concentrating on tax reform to start. That should be interesting to follow.
	12:36pm kat330: Signature Bachman sound....
	12:38pm Chris from DC: Yeah, this is really nice.
	12:39pm Cory: so this happened I guess... twitter.com...
	12:43pm Fuzzy: @Cory: I'm confused -- are they selling the McBath Salts instead of the McRib now, or what?
	12:44pm BigLankyGeordie: Hia there Irene, listening from over here in England where its just getting dark and your show is making it a mega chilled-out dusk this evening, thanks. Love the show. Michael in County Durham
	12:45pm kat330: Currently wearing our FMU swag-shirt -- the lovely green with turntable. Feels very nice. Say, did anyone else catch the nominated short animation of Maggie Simpson in "The Longest Daycare" last night (or before)? What a super sweet and delightful bit of craft!
	12:45pm glenn: i found this 17? year old girl on youtube, who does leo kottke stuff. she's amazing. www.youtube.com...
	12:49pm glenn: and kat, you'll appreciate this. www.youtube.com...
	12:52pm glenn: and this. www.youtube.com...
	12:52pm Mike East: @kat330 - do you guys take turns wearing the tshirt?
	12:53pm kat330: @glenn: I'm convinced goats are humans merely transformed by some nasty spell.
	12:54pm kat330: @Mike: Errrm, actually, I sort of co-opted this one. Philo got the last one, and this was to be his as well, but it's so damn up-my-alley, colorwise and logowise.
	12:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: @kat330 - Yes, I saw the short. It was pretty good. I liked Baby Gerald's "instant art" and the surprise plot twist at the end.
	12:55pm Sem Chumbo: @kat330: yep, Canadian taxes. US filing looks considerably more detailed, but we would kill for mortgage interest deductability here. @glenn: CRA offers rewards for fingering tax cheats.
	12:56pm kat330: Heh, thanks again, glenn! How appropriate for my zodiac+Vietnamese "Year of" signs combined. And there is (was?) a sound studio over in Louisville called RamCat.
	12:57pm Ike: Kat, I caught most of that while waiting for Bob's Burgers (a hilarious show). Very graceful. It's a golden age for animation. Most people wouldn't believe it, but a cartoon called Adventure Time might be the best thing on TV... that is, if you like David Lynch-ian surreality mixed with comedy, tragic backstories, suspense, a bit of romance, and fart jokes.
	12:57pm kat330: @Ken: Well, we won't discuss any spoilers, but yeah, just a nicely spaced number of sweet surprised throughout. :)
	12:59pm kat330: surpriseS not D'uh...
	1:00pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Just back from doing my shop at Tesco's, the chore was definitely made bearable with your show playing in my headphones, technology, marvellous, I get my groceries whilst listening to you 3000 miles away
	1:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: @kat330 - Also, when tomorrow arrives, the meteor video will have the date in its URL: apod.nasa.gov... Thanks for mentioning that a bit ago.
	1:02pm kat330: @Sem: Yeah, well the mortgage interest deduction has never been something I could take advantage of, so I'll take the CRA regs over the IRS any ol' day. It simply should not be so complicated. I happen to be able to do our taxes myself, but not without considerable reading and research beforehand.
	1:03pm kat330: Oh, thanks, Ken! Yeah, I was trying to figure out what the URL will be in the future, but the usual method -- clicking on the image -- didn't work as it is a video.
	1:03pm Sean in Bristol, UK: I was listening to some Juana Molina last night and was thinking Irene hasn't played any of her material and here we are, marvellous and thank you
	1:04pm kat330: @Sean: Tesco, eh? Pick up any lasagna? ;)
	1:07pm kat330: @Ike Thanks for the info! Is Adventure Time on broadcast TV? We don't have cable and limited non-broadcast access through Hulu and Crackle.
	1:09pm Mike East: I just heard about Adventure Time from my niece. I'll have to grab the dvds for my kid.
	1:10pm Ike: Nah, it's cable. Cartoon Network. And they seem to require a cable subscriber password to watch it online. But the first Google result, though perhaps not on the level, is usually very helpful.
	1:13pm kat330: TY again! :)
	1:14pm Ike: The earliest episodes are more kid-oriented. Unlike most cartoons, as the (kid) voice actor playing the main character has aged, the character has also aged. And the show has matured, and gets progressively more bizarre, romantic, and occasionally terrifying.
	1:16pm northguineahills: I'm a big Adventure Time fan, it's a mix of dadaist and sensical fun.
	1:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: Today's performance is excellent. Great work.
	1:18pm northguineahills: Been faving the performance, myself.
	1:20pm Braveness23: B23 here! Hi all!
	1:22pm kat330: Lovely, lovely -- ack! sync on the adjective, Irene!
	1:24pm Sean in Bristol, UK: @Kat, think I will give the lasagna a miss!
	1:25pm kat330: Muse, Siren -- I appreciate the mythological allusions. @Sean: That's the "mane" idea. :)
	1:27pm 12539: This is sounding excellent, but I have to step out - premature applause, and yet another moment of gratitude for the archives.
	1:31pm Teosinte: Beautiful and ever-more provocative. Loved it Eric <3
	1:33pm northguineahills: Carbona/Turnquist should collaborate w/ Josef Van Wissem.
	1:37pm Dave E: Greetings Irene!
	1:47pm Adrian in London: @Ike I saw Adventure Time in Spain, dubbed into Spanish, last December and it frazzled my tiny little mind!
	1:49pm kat330: Miguel put together a trippy trio of muse, siren and nymph.
	1:58pm BigLankyGeordie: Outstanding session - wish I could head on down to the show tonight. 3000 miles of Atlantic might get in the way though :-) Michael in England.
	1:58pm Yair Yona (Tel Aviv, Israel,Earth,Milky Way): Wonderful tunes Alexander
	2:01pm Mike East: extended play = EP
	2:02pm Yair Yona (Tel Aviv, Israel,Earth,Milky Way): Oh didn't know Eric is there too! Sorry
	2:03pm Irene Trudel: Hi Yair! Yes, they're both trading performances.
	2:03pm Ike: Mike, that always puzzled me. Extended compared to what? A 7" single? Definitely not compared to an LP.
	2:03pm glenn: oh, kat. - dangerousminds.net...
	2:04pm Mike East: @Ike, yes, compared to a single. LP= Long Play, I believe.
	2:07pm kat330: Aha-ha! TY, glenn! RT was a brooding teen if ever I saw one.
	2:09pm glenn: i knew he was friends with hugh cornwell. i didn't realize they were bandmates.
	2:12pm kat330: A wooed muse, a singing siren and a sinister nymph. Eric sure knows some nifty chicks. ;) More importantly, he and Alexander sure know their instruments! An excellent carnival of sound this afternoon.
	2:19pm Mike East: I think acoustic guitar is my second favorite sound on earth, next to falling rain.
	2:19pm Mike East: ...so favorite man made sound, lets say.
	2:20pm Mike East: ...and these are some fine examples of my favorite man made sound...is what I was implying.
	2:22pm Mike East: Pete's Candy Store - not for the claustrophobic.
	2:22pm kat330: @Mike: I fully concur. BTW, what inspired your switch to the sea monster avatar?
	2:26pm Mike East: bob brainen played an excerpt from "It Came From Beneath The Sea." I asked what "It" was but didn't get a good answer, so I googled and found out. My avatar is what "it" is.
	2:26pm kat330: Bears repeating here, I still would like to favorite a particular set within a DJ's show. Anyone else feel that would be useful? For e.g., like a star to click right next to "Live performace by ... " I'll write to Kenzo about it if there's interest beyond myself.
	2:29pm kat330: @Mike: Thought it looked familiar. It is"Tentacles Across the Water" with pierre's. :)
	2:31pm KP: Much too involved in this to go to work. Could you make call for me.
	2:34pm kat330: "Hello? Yes I'm KP's mother. He has developed hives so bad he is bedridden. Apparently he is deathly allergic to work, so he will not be in today. Tomorrow is iffy, too."
	2:39pm kat330: I love the sound Kottke gets from his lowest strings.
	2:46pm Rev. Turnip Druid (xBSI): Just imagine hanging out in bed all day with the WFMU stream and all those bees.
	2:53pm kat330: Wow, how low can you go, Robyn?! :)
	2:55pm Sean in Bristol, UK: Irene, as always a fab show, great sets from Eric and Alexander, thank you, thank you. Have a great week everyone.
	2:56pm kat330: A delightful program, Irene, ending on such a lovely low note (in the best sense)! See most of you next week same time, same place!
	9:20pm anthony0000: oh WOW! GREAT SHOW! Will listen to this again while cement sculpting tomorrow. yay!
	12:05pm Van in DC: My turn!
	2:03pm Van in DC: lol @kat330 @12:08 re: if I show up...you know me too well....sorry to have missed this show LIVE with you all! But always a welcome archive listen :)
	3:39pm Van in DC: Great show!! Thanks Irene!

Irene Trudel: Playlist from February 18, 2013

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