WFMU: Liz Berg: Playlist from May 20, 2013

Listener comments!
	9:04am duke: Hello Liz and Lizners
	9:05am DCE: hey Liz!
	9:06am northguineahills: Oh smith, the new /rupture! An on top of that, anything by Julius Eastman is nearly impossible to find on any format.
	9:08am BenG: Another Monday, another great start to the week. TGIM!
	9:08am Glenn m: good morninggg
	9:09am Liz Berg: Welcome to the dirge of Monday, everybody! Great to see you all here!
	9:10am duke: Big Blood can do no wrong
	9:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: yeah - ☆
	9:11am northguineahills: Crappers, i need to get going, but I can't leave when the hits keep on coming. I swear, I won't fave the next track! (crosses fingers).
	9:13am Andrew Waterloo: It's a holiday up here in the Great White North
	9:18am northguineahills: I noticed this years ago, but Liz's updating on the playlist is the antithesis of Fabios rate of updating.
	9:22am Liz Berg: That's just because I'm anal, NGH! Gotta type in the song name ahead of time, so that I can just hit go once I press the play button. Typing in the song info while the song is playing stresses me out!
	9:27am northguineahills: Liz, your attentiveness to the playlist is well appreciated!
	9:28am northguineahills: Man, I haven't been here on a Monday morn in an ice age!
	9:35am dc pat: @ngh: hilarious, you are correct. You never know what you're listening to over at Fabio's...
	9:40am Jennique: Morning BitBerg and Lizners!
	9:44am braveness23: B23 here. Checking in to see what you crazy kids are listening to!
	9:48am common: scary!
	9:48am braveness23: Who conjured up the ghost of E. Neubauten? I think this bass could trigger an unexpected BM
	9:55am Liz Berg: Ha ha, you crack me up, B23!
	9:58am Andrew Waterloo: Reminds me of how heavy Alex's bass was during the Neubauten.org's web casts.
	9:59am Mike East: good morning, music people!
	10:01am Yair Yona: Hello everyone
	10:06am the glowing one: Hi Yair
	10:07am DCE: diggin!
	10:09am braveness23: Wow, that Bibio was perky! I needed that!
	10:26am Rev. Turnip Druid: Can't stream! This is a ten-second lurk! Boogie on witchall!
	10:28am torquoise racoon fur: wow woke up to a friggin' buzz saw ala lizzy
	10:33am fred: Good morning Liz and Lizners. I like this Taiwan Housing Project
	10:35am efd: WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATTTTTTTTTTTTT?????????????????
	10:35am efd: Holy crap Liz, that is awesome!
	10:36am mariano: Whoa! Interviewing GM? And do you get to go to Spain for Primavera as well? Lucky dawg either way!
	10:42am duke: This is a cool version of this song
	10:43am joe: 'ello folks
	10:44am joe: Has Girogio ever thought of giving the Metropolis treatment to any other silent films? Was it an idea he came up with himself or something that was requested of him?
	10:44am Liz Berg: Yeah! I'm so excited to meet Giorgio Moroder! His influence is EVERYWHERE. Let me know if you have suggestions about what to ask him.
	10:44am Vojislavius: hurts so bad, what a track!
	10:46am efd: OK, a few suggestions for Giorgio Moroder questions: 1. His thoughts on evolving from the glam-pop style in the early '70s to the signature dance/disco productions that he became best known for. 2. What was the inspiration for that repetitive synth sound that became a trademark of his production style? 3. Any specific thoughts or memories related to the album he did with Sparks? I can't wait to hear it, whatever you end up talking about!
	10:47am KP: There are no recording artists who were active before I was born and that includes Thomas Edison.
	10:48am Liz Berg: Great ideas Joe and EFD! I definitely want to know what influenced his electronic weirdo stuff, but I guess you're right about it being a repetitive synth sound that carried through his career.
	10:48am joe: How early in the film process does he get brought in to start getting ideas? Does he come up with his rough concept first or is it a collaborative effort with the director, writer etc to get a basic concept.
	10:52am joe: Was it his choice to put Angel on the soundtrack for Foxes? (just kidding)
	10:52am Sean D. Daily: Dan Deacon makes me happy.
	10:53am joe: To go along with EFD what brought him to the heavy usage of electronic sound? How was introduced to it?
	11:01am Jennique: Ag, Moog Mondays has returned! Thanks BitBerg!
	11:02am Asheville Jon: this is the greatest Giorgio album ever! the whole album is great
	11:02am joe: Last one I promise any thoughts or memories on Donna Summer's Love To Love you Baby?
	11:06am Liz Berg: I feel like every interview with Moroder focuses very heavily on his work with Donna Summer, so I think I'm just gonna ask about other aspects of his career.
	11:07am fred von helsing: What planet am I on ? This set is danged cool :-D
	11:08am Cecile: when did he get his first synthesiser? What is his musical training, if any? You could talk to him about Munich Machine Who does he look up to as an artist?
	11:10am Ahmad: So that last song title.
	11:11am luca: you may ask giorgio if he ever considered working with kraftwerk at one point in time (early seventies?)
	11:13am fred von helsing: hieno biisi
	11:16am KP: Agree w/ FVH.
	11:18am braveness23: Liz, everyone and their nephew has been pulling me away to deal with their problems but the fragments of your show that I have heard this morning have been terrific!
	11:21am fred: Pnutz!
	11:22am Chris from DC: Yeah, B23, been that kind of Monday.
	11:26am KP: I think film work has special aspect because of personalities involved. Scarface and Cat People sort of jump out.
	11:27am fred: I starred the last song of each set so far today. It may not sound like much, but 3 stars in a show may be a personal record
	11:27am Asheville Jon: when is this Giorgio interview? is it going to be streamed online?
	11:30am KP: Ask if he would consider a soundtrack for "Alternate Side Of Street Parking." Actually, you do great job of it.
	11:32am Ahmad: My head would pretty much just spin off if I lived in the NY area and had to choose between all those shows.
	11:34am Liz Berg: Thanks for the nice words you guys! I'll be meeting Giorgio this week, and the interview will air in a couple of weeks.
	11:35am Asheville Jon: Thanks. You can tell him that "from Here To Eternity" works better than Barry White for getting the ladies!
	11:36am Liz Berg: Ha ha, hilarious Jon!
	11:37am Asheville Jon: i am only speaking from personal experience. your results may vary.
	11:56am KP: How much interaction is there with directors and who has been best and maybe worst to work with.
	11:56am fred: @Jon: I guess Einstürzende Neubauten is a longer shot, but if it works, watch out
	11:57am KP: Liz this show guided me to my best parking spot yet!
	11:57am KP: Liz this show guided me to my best parking spot yet!
	12:01pm Cecile: And Liz, you shouldn't worry about interviewing people who have been around a long time in the music business. If you do your homework, I think they would enjoy talking to you.
	12:03pm the glowing one: Have Fun with the interview!
	12:03pm joe: Good luck with interview Liz Great Show
	12:03pm DCE: so long Liz. Have a nice vacation!
	2:18pm john: please Can you play Giorgio - Everybody Join Hands (1972) and Giorgio - Son Of My Father (Part 2)(1972)

Liz Berg: Playlist from May 20, 2013

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May 20, 2013: Once I'm a Radio Host, I'll Think of Great Titles

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Jace Clayton	Evil Nigger Part I "Evil Nigger Part I" by "Jace Clayton"	The Julius Eastman Memory Depot	New Amsterdam	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Big Blood	Never Again "Never Again" by "Big Blood"	Radio Valkyrie 1905 + 1917	Feeding Tube	*	0:05:32 (Pop-up)
Colin Stetson	Who the Waves Are Roaring For (Hunted II)	New History Warfare Vol. 3	Constellation	*	0:12:49 (Pop-up)
Marcus Fjellström	Dance Music 3 "Dance Music 3" by "Marcus Fjellström"	Epilogue M	Aagoo	*	0:16:49 (Pop-up)
Nult	Cançó de Posta "Cançó de Posta" by "Nult"	Asil Liseli	Free Music Archive	*	0:19:30 (Pop-up)
Yang Zhong Guo	Laidback "Laidback" by "Yang Zhong Guo"	Laid Back EP	Free Music Archive	*	0:24:08 (Pop-up)
Control-Z	I'm OK "I'm OK" by "Control-Z"	Anachronism	Free Music Archive	*	0:27:08 (Pop-up)
Johnny Haway	Cinguetto Spiritoso "Cinguetto Spiritoso" by "Johnny Haway"	Musurgia Volucris	Free Music Archive	*	0:28:30 (Pop-up)
.crk	Denial of Service + Synthethic Play	Dematerializing Sound Theory	Free Music Archive	*	0:29:40 (Pop-up)
Open Work Stocking	Starfish "Starfish" by "Open Work Stocking"	Sea Folk	Free Music Archive	*	0:35:44 (Pop-up)
Mudhoney	Slipping Away "Slipping Away" by "Mudhoney"	Live on WFMU's Brian Turner Show May 14, 2013	Free Music Archive	*	0:39:46 (Pop-up)
Sikhara	2 Healed "2 Healed" by "Sikhara"	Healed	Free Music Archive	*	0:43:45 (Pop-up)

Dump	Grasshopper "Grasshopper" by "Dump"	The Silent Treatment	Grapefruit	*	0:53:27 (Pop-up)
Halasan Bazar	Sometimes Happy, Sometimes Sad	Space Junk	Crash Symbols	*	0:58:08 (Pop-up)
Bill Baird	Hairy Sally "Hairy Sally" by "Bill Baird"	Spring Break of the Soul	Pau Wau	*	1:01:21 (Pop-up)
Bibio	A Tout A L'Heure "A Tout A L'Heure" by "Bibio"	Silver Wilkinson	Warp	*	1:03:57 (Pop-up)
Giorgio Moroder	The Future is Past	Schlagermoroder Volume 1 1966-1975	Repertoire		1:08:00 (Pop-up)
Bird Names	I'ma Walking Through a Town in My Mind	Naming Names	Bird Names	*	1:11:56 (Pop-up)
No Joy	He Cried "He Cried" by "No Joy"	Split 7" w/ Marnie Stern	Associated Electronic Recordings	*	1:16:39 (Pop-up)
Technicolor Teeth	White Mother "White Mother" by "Technicolor Teeth"	Die	Houseplant	*	1:22:45 (Pop-up)
Spaceships	In the Sun "In the Sun" by "Spaceships"	In the Sun 7"	Moondimes	*	1:25:37 (Pop-up)
Acid Fast	Dip Yr Toes "Dip Yr Toes" by "Acid Fast"	Weird Date 7"	Protagonist	*	1:28:09 (Pop-up)
Taiwan Housing Project	Molten Scum	Taiwan Housing Project	Taiwan Housing Project	*	1:30:14 (Pop-up)

Signs of the Time	Hurts So Bad "Hurts So Bad" by "Signs of the Time"	Hurts So Bad 7"	Pro 7	*	1:41:44 (Pop-up)
Mueran Humanos	Festival de las Luces	Split 7" w/ Mujercitas Terror	Valevergas Discos	*	1:44:24 (Pop-up)
Dan Deacon	Konono Ripoff No. 1 "Konono Ripoff No. 1" by "Dan Deacon"	Konono Ripoff N°1 7"	Domino	*	1:48:54 (Pop-up)
Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou	Houzou Houzou Wa	Volume 3: The Skeletal Essences of Voodoo Funk	Analog Africa	*	1:51:31 (Pop-up)
Orquesta Novel	Dance, Dance, Dance	El Barrio: Latin Disco (V/A)	Fania		1:55:45 (Pop-up)
Giorgio Moroder	Too Hot To Handle	From Here To Eternity	Casablanca		1:59:53 (Pop-up)
Ilaiyaraaja feat. P. Susheela	Poo Poo Kkum	Ilectro: Euphoric Electronics + Robotic Funk by Maestro Ilaiyaraaja	Finders Keepers		2:04:39 (Pop-up)
Q4U	Breidabolsstadur "Breidabolsstadur" by "Q4U"	01 Deluxe Edition: 1980-83	Dark Entries		2:09:13 (Pop-up)
Belaboris	Kolme Askelta "Kolme Askelta" by "Belaboris"	Once Upon A Time	Dark Entries		2:11:38 (Pop-up)
Kitchen and the Plastic Spoons	Blatta	Screams to God	Dark Entries		2:14:25 (Pop-up)
Xray Pop	Nana Electronique "Nana Electronique" by "Xray Pop"	Pirate! (The Black K7) - The Dark Side of the X	Cache Cache		2:17:15 (Pop-up)
DJ Pnutz	Marianne "Marianne" by "DJ Pnutz"	Put the Fun in Funeral 7"	Rackmount	*	2:19:38 (Pop-up)

Ulan Bator	We R You "We R You" by "Ulan Bator"	En France/En Transe	Acid Cobra	*	2:31:26 (Pop-up)
People's Temple	Looters Game "Looters Game" by "People's Temple"	Looters Game 7"	Hozac	*	2:38:59 (Pop-up)
The Mallard	I Listen to Lyrics Last	Yes on Blood	Castle Face	*	2:41:04 (Pop-up)
The Maxines	Drugstore "Drugstore" by "The Maxines"	Drugstore 7"	K	*	2:44:16 (Pop-up)
Full Sun	Stay Awake "Stay Awake" by "Full Sun"	Stay Awake 7"	Let's Pretend	*	2:46:10 (Pop-up)
The Dad	Second Best Friends "Second Best Friends" by "The Dad"	7am 7"	Unread	*	2:48:42 (Pop-up)
Oblivians	Call the Police "Call the Police" by "Oblivians"	Desperation	In the Red	*	2:50:37 (Pop-up)
Livids	New Values "New Values" by "Livids"	Your House or the Courthouse 7"	Slovenly	*	2:54:25 (Pop-up)
Human Eye	Juicy Jaw "Juicy Jaw" by "Human Eye"	Into Unknown	Goner	*	2:56:25 (Pop-up)
Puker	Wasteoid "Wasteoid" by "Puker"	Perfect Hair Forever	Puker	*	2:59:33 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:04am duke: Hello Liz and Lizners
	9:05am DCE: hey Liz!
	9:06am northguineahills: Oh smith, the new /rupture! An on top of that, anything by Julius Eastman is nearly impossible to find on any format.
	9:08am BenG: Another Monday, another great start to the week. TGIM!
	9:08am Glenn m: good morninggg
	9:09am Liz Berg: Welcome to the dirge of Monday, everybody! Great to see you all here!
	9:10am duke: Big Blood can do no wrong
	9:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: yeah - ☆
	9:11am northguineahills: Crappers, i need to get going, but I can't leave when the hits keep on coming. I swear, I won't fave the next track! (crosses fingers).
	9:13am Andrew Waterloo: It's a holiday up here in the Great White North
	9:18am northguineahills: I noticed this years ago, but Liz's updating on the playlist is the antithesis of Fabios rate of updating.
	9:22am Liz Berg: That's just because I'm anal, NGH! Gotta type in the song name ahead of time, so that I can just hit go once I press the play button. Typing in the song info while the song is playing stresses me out!
	9:27am northguineahills: Liz, your attentiveness to the playlist is well appreciated!
	9:28am northguineahills: Man, I haven't been here on a Monday morn in an ice age!
	9:35am dc pat: @ngh: hilarious, you are correct. You never know what you're listening to over at Fabio's...
	9:40am Jennique: Morning BitBerg and Lizners!
	9:44am braveness23: B23 here. Checking in to see what you crazy kids are listening to!
	9:48am common: scary!
	9:48am braveness23: Who conjured up the ghost of E. Neubauten? I think this bass could trigger an unexpected BM
	9:55am Liz Berg: Ha ha, you crack me up, B23!
	9:58am Andrew Waterloo: Reminds me of how heavy Alex's bass was during the Neubauten.org's web casts.
	9:59am Mike East: good morning, music people!
	10:01am Yair Yona: Hello everyone
	10:06am the glowing one: Hi Yair
	10:07am DCE: diggin!
	10:09am braveness23: Wow, that Bibio was perky! I needed that!
	10:26am Rev. Turnip Druid: Can't stream! This is a ten-second lurk! Boogie on witchall!
	10:28am torquoise racoon fur: wow woke up to a friggin' buzz saw ala lizzy
	10:33am fred: Good morning Liz and Lizners. I like this Taiwan Housing Project
	10:35am efd: WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATTTTTTTTTTTTT?????????????????
	10:35am efd: Holy crap Liz, that is awesome!
	10:36am mariano: Whoa! Interviewing GM? And do you get to go to Spain for Primavera as well? Lucky dawg either way!
	10:42am duke: This is a cool version of this song
	10:43am joe: 'ello folks
	10:44am joe: Has Girogio ever thought of giving the Metropolis treatment to any other silent films? Was it an idea he came up with himself or something that was requested of him?
	10:44am Liz Berg: Yeah! I'm so excited to meet Giorgio Moroder! His influence is EVERYWHERE. Let me know if you have suggestions about what to ask him.
	10:44am Vojislavius: hurts so bad, what a track!
	10:46am efd: OK, a few suggestions for Giorgio Moroder questions: 1. His thoughts on evolving from the glam-pop style in the early '70s to the signature dance/disco productions that he became best known for. 2. What was the inspiration for that repetitive synth sound that became a trademark of his production style? 3. Any specific thoughts or memories related to the album he did with Sparks? I can't wait to hear it, whatever you end up talking about!
	10:47am KP: There are no recording artists who were active before I was born and that includes Thomas Edison.
	10:48am Liz Berg: Great ideas Joe and EFD! I definitely want to know what influenced his electronic weirdo stuff, but I guess you're right about it being a repetitive synth sound that carried through his career.
	10:48am joe: How early in the film process does he get brought in to start getting ideas? Does he come up with his rough concept first or is it a collaborative effort with the director, writer etc to get a basic concept.
	10:52am joe: Was it his choice to put Angel on the soundtrack for Foxes? (just kidding)
	10:52am Sean D. Daily: Dan Deacon makes me happy.
	10:53am joe: To go along with EFD what brought him to the heavy usage of electronic sound? How was introduced to it?
	11:01am Jennique: Ag, Moog Mondays has returned! Thanks BitBerg!
	11:02am Asheville Jon: this is the greatest Giorgio album ever! the whole album is great
	11:02am joe: Last one I promise any thoughts or memories on Donna Summer's Love To Love you Baby?
	11:06am Liz Berg: I feel like every interview with Moroder focuses very heavily on his work with Donna Summer, so I think I'm just gonna ask about other aspects of his career.
	11:07am fred von helsing: What planet am I on ? This set is danged cool :-D
	11:08am Cecile: when did he get his first synthesiser? What is his musical training, if any? You could talk to him about Munich Machine Who does he look up to as an artist?
	11:10am Ahmad: So that last song title.
	11:11am luca: you may ask giorgio if he ever considered working with kraftwerk at one point in time (early seventies?)
	11:13am fred von helsing: hieno biisi
	11:16am KP: Agree w/ FVH.
	11:18am braveness23: Liz, everyone and their nephew has been pulling me away to deal with their problems but the fragments of your show that I have heard this morning have been terrific!
	11:21am fred: Pnutz!
	11:22am Chris from DC: Yeah, B23, been that kind of Monday.
	11:26am KP: I think film work has special aspect because of personalities involved. Scarface and Cat People sort of jump out.
	11:27am fred: I starred the last song of each set so far today. It may not sound like much, but 3 stars in a show may be a personal record
	11:27am Asheville Jon: when is this Giorgio interview? is it going to be streamed online?
	11:30am KP: Ask if he would consider a soundtrack for "Alternate Side Of Street Parking." Actually, you do great job of it.
	11:32am Ahmad: My head would pretty much just spin off if I lived in the NY area and had to choose between all those shows.
	11:34am Liz Berg: Thanks for the nice words you guys! I'll be meeting Giorgio this week, and the interview will air in a couple of weeks.
	11:35am Asheville Jon: Thanks. You can tell him that "from Here To Eternity" works better than Barry White for getting the ladies!
	11:36am Liz Berg: Ha ha, hilarious Jon!
	11:37am Asheville Jon: i am only speaking from personal experience. your results may vary.
	11:56am KP: How much interaction is there with directors and who has been best and maybe worst to work with.
	11:56am fred: @Jon: I guess Einstürzende Neubauten is a longer shot, but if it works, watch out
	11:57am KP: Liz this show guided me to my best parking spot yet!
	11:57am KP: Liz this show guided me to my best parking spot yet!
	12:01pm Cecile: And Liz, you shouldn't worry about interviewing people who have been around a long time in the music business. If you do your homework, I think they would enjoy talking to you.
	12:03pm the glowing one: Have Fun with the interview!
	12:03pm joe: Good luck with interview Liz Great Show
	12:03pm DCE: so long Liz. Have a nice vacation!
	2:18pm john: please Can you play Giorgio - Everybody Join Hands (1972) and Giorgio - Son Of My Father (Part 2)(1972)

Liz Berg: Playlist from May 20, 2013

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