WFMU: Jason Elbogen: Playlist from August 9, 2013

Listener comments!
	6:08am Jason Elbogen: Hell! Oh...
	6:14am CDToaster: Hi Jason, really nice start! Looking forward to a continuing good show.
	6:16am Jason Elbogen: Hey Toaster. I just clicked onto CDtoaster.com. My time's a little short right now, so I can't really figure it out. What do you do there?
	6:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HappyHappyJoyJoy Friday Y'all.
	6:23am ausmanx: evening jason and everyone... i am imagining a big Barry White voice kicking in some time on this one... Jason's getting saucy in the darkened studio...
	6:27am CDToaster: Wow, thanks Jason for visiting my site. I produce custom CDs and trade them for donations which I forward to fmu, supplementing my yearly marathon donation.
	6:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Garrison Keilor gives account of a similar thing - not realizing for some time he wasn't broadcasting from a school station. Don't know if he was telling tales - as he does that too...
	6:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...bothered to Search D.Reed & V.Hall - so I gonna Link to it : www.encyclopediaofalabama.org...
	6:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - oh - Godspell tune...'c'mere Gheezus I got somethin' to show ya'...
	6:43am ?: i like this
	6:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Synchrony such an interesting arrangement...making the most of a few instruments...she got some pipes & phrasing - & they rushing it...music communicates so many contexts so compactly ...think I'll start a personal gospel recording service & call it 'Vanity All Is Vanity'...
	6:53am Lyme Regis: i like this too, good morning....
	6:54am InStudio AxeWeilder: ...I don't like this...
	6:55am in the office behind you: ?
	6:55am CDToaster: I like everything Jason plays.
	6:58am Lyme Regis: no more scary stuff, just little ol me checking in from the jurassic coast, england
	7:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - speaking of Music communicating contexts compactly JE - have you read 'This Is Your Brain on Music' ? : daniellevitin.com... ...I wonder if you'd like it or not. Your review would be interesting!
	7:01am Jason Elbogen: City Boys were from Ghana, by the way. Listen to DJ writes, not what he says (after spending 2 hours to get to the station).
	7:04am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - we admire your dedication. ...I can never say Thx enuff for the life assist FMU provides in hours between waking & work. Well, I could, but I hope I don't.
	7:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...support group for people who perseverate: On&OnAnon.
	7:10am Jason Elbogen: RR63- I haven't heard of that book, although for a moment I thought you were linking me this article that an old friend emailed me with the subject heading: "YOU ARE LIVING A LIE". The article itself is titled: We Don't Like Unfamiliar Music, Even Though We Claim We Do Check it out-- www.sciencedaily.com...
	7:15am CDToaster: Left the chat room but will continue listening until my head explodes.
	7:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Levitin addresses the familiarity thang - & earworms too. What's interesting is w/ scans & other things we can actually learn something about what's happening w/ the Brain & Music now - altho' what's between our ears remains the most complex thing we know of (!) - & a big takeaway from the book is that Music uses more dif. parts of the brain perhaps then anything else we do (!). - Will check your Link...
	7:21am Jason Elbogen: I think that although Dr. Goodman might be right--in general--there are plenty of people who find novel sounds appealing.
	7:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hope I ain't drove you off w/ blahblah CDT! ...Levitin does address the Familiar/Novel issue - & concludes the Balance is critical. What would be interesting would be to test FMUheads against a sample group! Seems to me what's Familiar &/or Novel will depend on how much you listen to - but given background music more & more people hear - maybe that means less than I think by sheer 'hours'...Some get to a point where they're more interested in where the Stones got the stuff than hearing the Stones again - & some never care...I think of stuff Zappa (I think) said about many just want aural wallpaper...&tc. ...
	7:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...i.e. - if accepting that Familiar/Novel Balance is critical in what makes sounds Music we wanna hear (&/or choose) - which seems to me to make great sense (you need to relate to it yet not be bored) - then what's 'familiar' &/or 'novel' has to mean different things to dif. people ...it just shifts the question, or leads to another Q of what makes these people dif. from each other...
	7:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...playing great stuff btw : ) ...
	7:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I find comparing Musical Diet to Food Diet to be a very serviceable metaphor. - Relating to your Link - I consider myself having 'Eclectic' tastes obviously - but come back often to Favorites (Hendrix-Who-Beatles, Coltrane-Monk, others) - just like one might have staples in food diet one eats often - partly for basic nutrition - partly because of budget - but feel the need for variety & new spices...even in terms of where the food is!...
	7:50am Jason Elbogen: RR- The food analogy works very well for me. My diet's radically different now than when I was young, but I still enjoy burgers/fries/pizza.
	7:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - which touches on the issue of adolescent imprinting - yerknow - often said yer stuck w/ what you liked in HighSchool. Partly because of an older sibling, I was into Music even earlier. It happens Eclecticism is one of the things I was 'taught'. ...On Meghan's UTP yesterday, she announced her next theme was cheezy 80s & I got to talking about how people around here where I am (NH) who are just a little (to a bit...) younger than me are reallly into this MTV 80s Top40 - which leaves me utterly dumbfounded...
	8:16am Cheri Pi: OMG! Good morning peeples
	8:23am common: it is morning. but it's friday!
	8:24am ?: yeesuz!
	8:26am ??: mysterious goings on today
	8:28am fred: Hello Jason and everybody. I don't listen much to what I liked in high school (New Order and early REM being the only ones I still listen to, and occasionally at that). As for my college favorites, Juliana Hatfield and Kathleen Hanna are still on my playlist, but that's it.
	8:28am PKNY: This Moog record is amazing!
	8:29am northguineahills: I still listen to SY, Dinosaur Jr, and MBV from my HS years.
	8:30am northguineahills: Is this Chris Swansen track a 'Jersey represent' song?
	8:30am Jason Elbogen: PKNY-- I lost the auction for Pulaski recently, but this is from a creel-pone 'reissue'
	8:32am PKNY: @Jason - did a quick Google search on it...yeah, it seems to go for a bit of coin. Is the rest of the record of this quality?
	8:33am UnknownPerseverator: ...there's many things! General population expansion is dif. than the BabyBoom of the late 20th Century - less uniform age & marketwise somehow ?? - @ the same time, Corporate Media Consolidation has massively effected Music society is exposed to (- as such finance has in fact effected everything in our lives - including the functioning of our Government) - & of course changing technology... ...Oh - you mean mysterious today on this Show... ...Friday is my 'Tuesday'. Meh...
	8:34am PKNY: @northguineahills - must be, but I can't imagine anyone writing nothing but hateful music about the Pulaski Skyway, I despise driving on that thing. All my friends moved out of Hoboken, so I have no need to drive on it this days, thank goodness.
	8:43am common: that's quite a song title
	8:54am KevinfromBayRidge: Hello Jason & friends, Enjoying the tail-(or is it that rabbit's tale?) end of the show.
	8:56am Perseverator: - hmm! - that LittleBaby is the tune used for 'Mr. Paul McCartney' : blog.wfmu.org...
	8:57am Cheri Pi: Japanese and Chinese share the chinese characters, meanings preserved. I'm doing a japanese translation right now!
	8:57am fred: @Jason: touchy subject there...
	8:58am Perseverator: - @ one point, did the characters get turned sideways??
	8:59am arne: "Nachtlich Spaziergang Durch Klinger" means "nighttime walk through klinger" where klinger could be some place, dont know. its a name, anyway. Its also gramatically incorrect, it should be "Nächtlicher Spaziergang..."

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from August 9, 2013

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August 9, 2013

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Emily Faryna	Doomed to Fail "Doomed to Fail" by "Emily Faryna"	Tape Works 1984-1990 (2013)	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Roy Finch	Buildings "Buildings" by "Roy Finch"	Fiction Music (1982)	0:06:03 (Pop-up)
Chen Yi	Rug "Rug" by "Chen Yi"	''The'' 1978-1983	0:11:01 (Pop-up)
Charanjit Singh	Jab Andhera Hota Hai (Transicord) {from ''Raji Rani''}	Instrumental (Film Tunes)	0:15:04 (Pop-up)
Vincent Gémignani	Ophis le Serpentaire	Modern Pop Percussion (Concert Hall 1970)	0:18:07 (Pop-up)

The Turner Eight	West Virginia Smile	The Turner Eight (1969 Studio 5 Records)	0:27:58 (Pop-up)
Dock Reed & Vera Hall Ward	What Month Was Jesus Born In	Spirituals (1953)	0:28:04 (Pop-up)
The Singing Ambassadors (Central Assembly of God, Boise Idaho)	The Happy Side of Life	The Happy Side of Life (No Label 196x)	0:32:14 (Pop-up)
St. Thomas More Parish (Happauge NY)	Turn Back O Man	Presents Godspell (Factory Records 197x)	0:34:40 (Pop-up)
Synchrony	Long Long Time "Long Long Time" by "Synchrony"	Our Album (1971 Signet ST-71041)	0:38:35 (Pop-up)
The Stylers (Malaysia) & Nam Hong (Singapore)	The Lost Smile	The Stylers (Malaysia) & Nam Hong [RLP-2007]	0:41:57 (Pop-up)
Mickey Turner	A Time For Us "A Time For Us" by "Mickey Turner"	This is me...Mickey [1975 Mickey Enterprises]	0:44:37 (Pop-up)

City Boys Band	Osu A Meresu "Osu A Meresu" by "City Boys Band"	Nya Asem Hwe (1977)	0:56:02 (Pop-up)
Abdulgafur Ashameeri [Yemen]	Zafa (03)	Zafa Cassette [Unknown Year/Label]	1:01:01 (Pop-up)
[Wife of Paramount Chief - Dinka Tribe, Sudan]]	The Age Set of Deng	VA - Music of the Sudan, Vol. 2. The Role of Song and Dance in Dinka Society. Women's Dance Songs (1976)	1:11:16 (Pop-up)
Samaon Sulayman	Patentek "Patentek" by "Samaon Sulayman"	Kulintang and Kudyapiq: Gong Ensemble and Two-string Lute among the Magindanaon in Mindanao, Philippines (1980)	1:13:58 (Pop-up)
Fernando Arrabal	Musique Folklorique Du Tibet, Document	J'irai comme un cheval fou [Disques Festival ‎1973]	1:19:28 (Pop-up)

Barbara Briggs	Je Ne Sais Voire Une Jeune Fille En Pleurs	'70 / Plays on the Philicorda (Golden Music 1970)	1:27:12 (Pop-up)
Fredrique Sand	Columbo "Columbo" by "Fredrique Sand"	ST (1976 PG Records Paris Geneva)	1:30:11 (Pop-up)
Independent Folk	Marco Polo "Marco Polo" by "Independent Folk"	Independent Folk (1977)	1:33:37 (Pop-up)
Droitwich High School Blues Band	The Good, The Bad and the Ugly	What Is There To Say (1977)	1:37:04 (Pop-up)
Amanda Ambrose	Gimme Shelter "Gimme Shelter" by "Amanda Ambrose"	Laughing (1973)	1:42:57 (Pop-up)
Marc Levin Ensemble	Birth of the Dove	Songs Dances And Prayers [Sweet Dragon 1973]	1:43:47 (Pop-up)

Exray's	Ways to Stop Time "Ways to Stop Time" by "Exray's"	Ammunition Teeth Cassette (Howells Transmitter 2010)	1:54:36 (Pop-up)
Mande Dahl	Gasafaction "Gasafaction" by "Mande Dahl"	Mande Dahl EP (1979 Rak 'n Rol Rekordinjz)	1:58:45 (Pop-up)
[Unknown P.K.S. Recording Artists]	Thank Your Lucky Stars	The P.K.S. Publishing Preview [197x]	2:01:20 (Pop-up)
Les Contretemps	Jazz-Cafe "Jazz-Cafe" by "Les Contretemps"	Chô-Fret (1972)	2:05:37 (Pop-up)
Norma Minyard	Three O'Clock in the Morning	Miss Norma's Birthday Party [Rose Records 1987]	2:08:24 (Pop-up)
Steve Fortgang	I'm Alright "I'm Alright" by "Steve Fortgang"	The Number One Bar Mitvah Band (No Label 1981)	2:10:24 (Pop-up)

Chris Swansen	Pulaski Skyway 1 "Pulaski Skyway 1" by "Chris Swansen"	Pulaski Skyway (1972 Badger Records)	2:17:00 (Pop-up)
Sir Guy	Love Me Tonight "Love Me Tonight" by "Sir Guy"	and this is MY WAY (1970 St. George International)	2:27:55 (Pop-up)
Kishore Kumar, Asha Bhosle & Chorus	Taxi Ka! Raat Sadak Pe ek Ladki	Chhailla Babu (1977)	2:30:40 (Pop-up)
Love Live Life	Mama Wo Koroshite Naze Warui (Why Bad Do I Kill A Mom?)	Satsujin Juushou ('10 Chapters of Murder') [1972]	2:37:09 (Pop-up)
Stara Rzeka	Nachtlich Spaziergang Durch Klinger	Cień chmury nad ukrytym polem (2013)	2:41:37 (Pop-up)
Barbara Briggs	Little Baby "Little Baby" by "Barbara Briggs"	'70 / Plays on the Philicorda (Golden Music 1970)	2:48:20 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:08am Jason Elbogen: Hell! Oh...
	6:14am CDToaster: Hi Jason, really nice start! Looking forward to a continuing good show.
	6:16am Jason Elbogen: Hey Toaster. I just clicked onto CDtoaster.com. My time's a little short right now, so I can't really figure it out. What do you do there?
	6:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: HappyHappyJoyJoy Friday Y'all.
	6:23am ausmanx: evening jason and everyone... i am imagining a big Barry White voice kicking in some time on this one... Jason's getting saucy in the darkened studio...
	6:27am CDToaster: Wow, thanks Jason for visiting my site. I produce custom CDs and trade them for donations which I forward to fmu, supplementing my yearly marathon donation.
	6:28am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Garrison Keilor gives account of a similar thing - not realizing for some time he wasn't broadcasting from a school station. Don't know if he was telling tales - as he does that too...
	6:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...bothered to Search D.Reed & V.Hall - so I gonna Link to it : www.encyclopediaofalabama.org...
	6:43am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - oh - Godspell tune...'c'mere Gheezus I got somethin' to show ya'...
	6:43am ?: i like this
	6:47am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Synchrony such an interesting arrangement...making the most of a few instruments...she got some pipes & phrasing - & they rushing it...music communicates so many contexts so compactly ...think I'll start a personal gospel recording service & call it 'Vanity All Is Vanity'...
	6:53am Lyme Regis: i like this too, good morning....
	6:54am InStudio AxeWeilder: ...I don't like this...
	6:55am in the office behind you: ?
	6:55am CDToaster: I like everything Jason plays.
	6:58am Lyme Regis: no more scary stuff, just little ol me checking in from the jurassic coast, england
	7:00am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - speaking of Music communicating contexts compactly JE - have you read 'This Is Your Brain on Music' ? : daniellevitin.com... ...I wonder if you'd like it or not. Your review would be interesting!
	7:01am Jason Elbogen: City Boys were from Ghana, by the way. Listen to DJ writes, not what he says (after spending 2 hours to get to the station).
	7:04am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - we admire your dedication. ...I can never say Thx enuff for the life assist FMU provides in hours between waking & work. Well, I could, but I hope I don't.
	7:05am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...support group for people who perseverate: On&OnAnon.
	7:10am Jason Elbogen: RR63- I haven't heard of that book, although for a moment I thought you were linking me this article that an old friend emailed me with the subject heading: "YOU ARE LIVING A LIE". The article itself is titled: We Don't Like Unfamiliar Music, Even Though We Claim We Do Check it out-- www.sciencedaily.com...
	7:15am CDToaster: Left the chat room but will continue listening until my head explodes.
	7:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Levitin addresses the familiarity thang - & earworms too. What's interesting is w/ scans & other things we can actually learn something about what's happening w/ the Brain & Music now - altho' what's between our ears remains the most complex thing we know of (!) - & a big takeaway from the book is that Music uses more dif. parts of the brain perhaps then anything else we do (!). - Will check your Link...
	7:21am Jason Elbogen: I think that although Dr. Goodman might be right--in general--there are plenty of people who find novel sounds appealing.
	7:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hope I ain't drove you off w/ blahblah CDT! ...Levitin does address the Familiar/Novel issue - & concludes the Balance is critical. What would be interesting would be to test FMUheads against a sample group! Seems to me what's Familiar &/or Novel will depend on how much you listen to - but given background music more & more people hear - maybe that means less than I think by sheer 'hours'...Some get to a point where they're more interested in where the Stones got the stuff than hearing the Stones again - & some never care...I think of stuff Zappa (I think) said about many just want aural wallpaper...&tc. ...
	7:33am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...i.e. - if accepting that Familiar/Novel Balance is critical in what makes sounds Music we wanna hear (&/or choose) - which seems to me to make great sense (you need to relate to it yet not be bored) - then what's 'familiar' &/or 'novel' has to mean different things to dif. people ...it just shifts the question, or leads to another Q of what makes these people dif. from each other...
	7:34am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...playing great stuff btw : ) ...
	7:45am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I find comparing Musical Diet to Food Diet to be a very serviceable metaphor. - Relating to your Link - I consider myself having 'Eclectic' tastes obviously - but come back often to Favorites (Hendrix-Who-Beatles, Coltrane-Monk, others) - just like one might have staples in food diet one eats often - partly for basic nutrition - partly because of budget - but feel the need for variety & new spices...even in terms of where the food is!...
	7:50am Jason Elbogen: RR- The food analogy works very well for me. My diet's radically different now than when I was young, but I still enjoy burgers/fries/pizza.
	7:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - which touches on the issue of adolescent imprinting - yerknow - often said yer stuck w/ what you liked in HighSchool. Partly because of an older sibling, I was into Music even earlier. It happens Eclecticism is one of the things I was 'taught'. ...On Meghan's UTP yesterday, she announced her next theme was cheezy 80s & I got to talking about how people around here where I am (NH) who are just a little (to a bit...) younger than me are reallly into this MTV 80s Top40 - which leaves me utterly dumbfounded...
	8:16am Cheri Pi: OMG! Good morning peeples
	8:23am common: it is morning. but it's friday!
	8:24am ?: yeesuz!
	8:26am ??: mysterious goings on today
	8:28am fred: Hello Jason and everybody. I don't listen much to what I liked in high school (New Order and early REM being the only ones I still listen to, and occasionally at that). As for my college favorites, Juliana Hatfield and Kathleen Hanna are still on my playlist, but that's it.
	8:28am PKNY: This Moog record is amazing!
	8:29am northguineahills: I still listen to SY, Dinosaur Jr, and MBV from my HS years.
	8:30am northguineahills: Is this Chris Swansen track a 'Jersey represent' song?
	8:30am Jason Elbogen: PKNY-- I lost the auction for Pulaski recently, but this is from a creel-pone 'reissue'
	8:32am PKNY: @Jason - did a quick Google search on it...yeah, it seems to go for a bit of coin. Is the rest of the record of this quality?
	8:33am UnknownPerseverator: ...there's many things! General population expansion is dif. than the BabyBoom of the late 20th Century - less uniform age & marketwise somehow ?? - @ the same time, Corporate Media Consolidation has massively effected Music society is exposed to (- as such finance has in fact effected everything in our lives - including the functioning of our Government) - & of course changing technology... ...Oh - you mean mysterious today on this Show... ...Friday is my 'Tuesday'. Meh...
	8:34am PKNY: @northguineahills - must be, but I can't imagine anyone writing nothing but hateful music about the Pulaski Skyway, I despise driving on that thing. All my friends moved out of Hoboken, so I have no need to drive on it this days, thank goodness.
	8:43am common: that's quite a song title
	8:54am KevinfromBayRidge: Hello Jason & friends, Enjoying the tail-(or is it that rabbit's tale?) end of the show.
	8:56am Perseverator: - hmm! - that LittleBaby is the tune used for 'Mr. Paul McCartney' : blog.wfmu.org...
	8:57am Cheri Pi: Japanese and Chinese share the chinese characters, meanings preserved. I'm doing a japanese translation right now!
	8:57am fred: @Jason: touchy subject there...
	8:58am Perseverator: - @ one point, did the characters get turned sideways??
	8:59am arne: "Nachtlich Spaziergang Durch Klinger" means "nighttime walk through klinger" where klinger could be some place, dont know. its a name, anyway. Its also gramatically incorrect, it should be "Nächtlicher Spaziergang..."

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from August 9, 2013

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