WFMU: Nick Name: Playlist from January 10, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:07am Nick Name: morning / g'night
	12:13am KP: This is exciting
	12:14am pacific standard simon: Hello, Nick. It's taking a while to remember that there is now an interesting show in this time slot.
	12:18am fleep: Did not see this coming after Tangerine Dream. Way to go!
	12:19am Nick Name: Hey PSS / fleep / KP - thanks for joining
	12:21am mary: yeah, great to hear the Chatham. It holds up on the radio. Thanks!
	12:21am Peteski: Nick, sounding good.
	12:21am Chris M.: NICK! NAME! NICK! NAME! NICK! NAME! NICK! NAME!
	12:22am pacific standard simon: I think I'll adopt Rhys Chatham as my new favorite guitar abuser.
	12:24am P-90: Hi Nick N! Phaedra was a favorite when I was a kid, haven't heard it in years. The Chatham is an inspired folow-up, the two make a real statement to start. Very welcome in the post-Spazz space...
	12:25am mary: Yeah, Drastic Classicism...have seen/heard it about 4 times including the first version with Karole Armitage choreographer/dancer with all dancers and band on stage, downtown circa 1980. gulp. Fantastic.
	12:27am P-90: Perhaps one of the more K. Crimson-esque Chatham offerings
	12:28am pacific standard simon: Reminds me of "King's Lead Hat".
	12:29am r i s k y: I'm drunk as piss. Going ape infront of my radio for thee oh sees. Cheers nick name!
	12:32am P-90: @ Mary: really wish I 'd seen the K. Arimitage production...do you remember where "downtown" by chance? Curious, trying to imagine it
	12:36am P-90: This is really neato
	12:38am Droll: [ Weakness for strings and winds ] Lurkers for NN!
	12:41am r i s k y: Just spun Harry Partch for a friend on the turntables. Keep it keepin, Nick!
	12:50am Nate: This Scott hits the spot
	12:56am mary: Drastic at DTW, Dance Theater Workshop, now called NYLA on W 19th St. The demolished theater that was a black box with chairs on about 5 steps - a venue for 'experimental' dance. Not looking like the current theater. Sort of like the old Kitchen on Broome Street without windows and columns Before Drastic they had done a duet in TR 3 on a very small stage where I got to hear Branca (Lee Renaldo, Wharton Tiers, Craig Kaftan,Ned Sublette and Glenn that show had a huge effect I remember the players whoa but I had the vinyl so...), Liquid Liquid, ESG, DNA, Dog Eat Dog, James Chance (99 Records hung there for a while). Happy semi teen years showing up for the shows, seeing the posters around and walking there.
	1:06am P-90: @ mary: thanks for the reply! Where NYLA is now, huh? Im trying to remember if I was ever there, Im betting I probably was, but no specific memories of the space you describe in that location. I saw Branca in that period too, hugely important, as you say.
	1:12am mary: Sham 69 "...there...I WAS there..." fun transition from the comments. Snap! Your show is so good. My first time and I will listen in future. Your sequencing is perfect, filled w surprises and so much fun.
	1:13am P-90: ...I was very big on James Chance, Liquid Liquid, DNA, etc. in those heady days. Lots of new, new stuff everywhere, if you lived here in town it was all accessible and exciting, as you say. Always something to discover.
	1:39am Nick Name: Hi Mary / Peteski / P-90 / r i s k y / Droll / Nate - i think thats the whole house ? thx for all joining / commenting
	1:40am Nick Name: ah Chris M. : ello!
	1:42am Fuzzy: I'm here too...enjoying the trippy tunes whilst reading!
	1:44am Nick Name: Hi Fuzzy
	1:44am tender broccoli shaft: Hello DJ Nick Name and all happy fingered fellows and long nailed ladies. Always happy to hear interpretations of Talking Heads tunes.
	1:51am Nick Name: Hi tbs
	1:51am david from ks: ,,,,,,,GOOD STUFF DJNN!!
	2:07am Nick Name: hi David - thx for listening
	2:14am off-brand fire: Ok, did the research and with surprise and shame realize that My Spine is a Shriekback original. Happy to know.
	2:29am Ken From Hyde Park: I'll take Shriekback over Nickelback any day.
	2:33am david from ks: ,,,absolutely DEVEEN!!!
	2:33am idleater: I wasn't aware of Shriekback until now but agree, I think of Nickleback as running with the same pack as limp bisket and Korn; I reckon that's a bit harsh though.
	2:39am Droll: Shriekback run with that XTC and Fripp pack, that can't be good news either.
	2:45am house painted bridge: I guess it had to come sometime...the electronic keyboard replaces the thumb piano in Africa
	2:56am black & white blue-eyed blond: Thanks for that meandering trail through the musical alleyways and popular throughways DJ Nick Name
	2:58am Droll: I love faux-kalimba sounds! Bikutsi and Soukous are full of shredder guitars (because they have low action and 24 frets) with a piece of foam stuffed under the strings. Nobody fakes kalimba better than kalimba players! NN, Great back-to-back contrasts all night. Thanks!
	3:13am Nick Name: thanks b&w b-e b / Droll

Nick Name: Playlist from January 10, 2014

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January 10, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time

Tangerine Dream	Phaedra "Phaedra" by "Tangerine Dream"	Phaedra	Virgin		0:05:45 (Pop-up)

Rhys Chatham	Drastic Classicism Revisited	Harmonie Du Soir	Northern Spy		0:17:42 (Pop-up)
The Oh Sees	Lupine Dominus "Lupine Dominus" by "The Oh Sees"	Putrifiers II	In The Red		0:26:47 (Pop-up)
Shahram	Asheghi Ham Hadi Dare "Asheghi Ham Hadi Dare" by "Shahram"	Tisheh O Risheh : Funk, Psychedelia And Pop From The Iranian Pre-Revolution Generation	Pharaway Sounds		0:31:03 (Pop-up)
yMusic	Beautiful Mechanical "Beautiful Mechanical" by "yMusic"	Beautiful Mechanical	New Amsterdam		0:34:16 (Pop-up)
Fingers Inc.	Mystery of Love [Instrumental]	David Mancuso presents The Loft	Nuphonic		0:40:31 (Pop-up)
Scott Walker	The Old Man's Back Again (Dedicated to the Neo-Stalinist Regime)	Scott 4	Philips / Fontana		0:47:36 (Pop-up)
The Pyramids	Boundless Eternities	Otherworldly	Disko B		0:50:54 (Pop-up)

Sham 69	No Business "No Business" by "Sham 69"	Single	Putout Rerecordings		1:01:56 (Pop-up)
Daddy Freddy	"Daddy Freddy"			Record Breakers : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11UZtVjbji4	1:06:57 (Pop-up)
Daddy Freddy	Africa "Africa" by "Daddy Freddy"		Raga House		1:10:42 (Pop-up)
Dengue Fever	One Thousand Tears Of A Tarantula	Escape From Dragon House	BRG		1:13:24 (Pop-up)
Günter Schickert	Kinder in Der Wildnis	Kinder in Der Wildnis	Bureau B		1:19:58 (Pop-up)
Mark Stewart & The Mafia	Liberty City	12"	ONU Sound Records		1:24:47 (Pop-up)

Bobby Conn	Crimson And Clover "Crimson And Clover" by "Bobby Conn"	12"	Truckstop		1:33:28 (Pop-up)
Shriekback	My Spine (Is The Bassline)	Care	Warner Bros.		1:40:17 (Pop-up)
Prophets	You Wonder Why "You Wonder Why" by "Prophets"	The Ikon Records Story	Crypt		1:45:57 (Pop-up)
Thomas Leer & Robert Rental	Day Breaks, Night Heals	The Bridge	Industrial Records		1:48:36 (Pop-up)
Christ.	Perlandine Friday "Perlandine Friday" by "Christ."	Pylonesque EP	Benbecula		1:51:03 (Pop-up)
King Errisson	Well, Have A Nice Day	L.A. Bound	Westbound Records	Moton Records Inc. Edit	1:56:05 (Pop-up)
Gryphon	Sir Gavin Grimbold "Sir Gavin Grimbold" by "Gryphon"				2:07:04 (Pop-up)
X Ray Pop	Marilyn Au Paradis "Marilyn Au Paradis" by "X Ray Pop"	Ding Dong Songs	Finders Keepers/B-Music		2:08:30 (Pop-up)
The Carpenters	Rainy Days and Mondays	7"	A&M		2:11:19 (Pop-up)
Willie Neal Johnson & The Gospel Keynotes	Bless Me	I Heard The Angels Singing : Electrifying Black Gospel From the Nashboro Label 1951-1983	Tompkins Square		2:15:47 (Pop-up)
Rick Potts	Flying Ointment "Flying Ointment" by "Rick Potts"	Lilies (Of The Uncanny Valley)	Chocolate Monk		2:19:18 (Pop-up)
yMusic	Clearing, Dawn, Dance "Clearing, Dawn, Dance" by "yMusic"	Beautiful Mechanical	New Amsterdam		2:24:16 (Pop-up)

Mammane Sani et Son Orgue	Lamru "Lamru" by "Mammane Sani et Son Orgue"	La Musqiue Electronique du Niger	Sahel Sounds / Mississippi		2:38:46 (Pop-up)
The Servants	Afterglow "Afterglow" by "The Servants"	Small Time	Captured Tracks		2:47:47 (Pop-up)
Sensations Fix	Life Beyond The Darkness	Fragments Of Light	Superior Viaduct		2:52:46 (Pop-up)
Chris Zabriskie	Cylinder Seven "Cylinder Seven" by "Chris Zabriskie"	Cylinders	Chris Zabriskie	FMA , www.freemusicarchive.org	2:57:36 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:07am Nick Name: morning / g'night
	12:13am KP: This is exciting
	12:14am pacific standard simon: Hello, Nick. It's taking a while to remember that there is now an interesting show in this time slot.
	12:18am fleep: Did not see this coming after Tangerine Dream. Way to go!
	12:19am Nick Name: Hey PSS / fleep / KP - thanks for joining
	12:21am mary: yeah, great to hear the Chatham. It holds up on the radio. Thanks!
	12:21am Peteski: Nick, sounding good.
	12:21am Chris M.: NICK! NAME! NICK! NAME! NICK! NAME! NICK! NAME!
	12:22am pacific standard simon: I think I'll adopt Rhys Chatham as my new favorite guitar abuser.
	12:24am P-90: Hi Nick N! Phaedra was a favorite when I was a kid, haven't heard it in years. The Chatham is an inspired folow-up, the two make a real statement to start. Very welcome in the post-Spazz space...
	12:25am mary: Yeah, Drastic Classicism...have seen/heard it about 4 times including the first version with Karole Armitage choreographer/dancer with all dancers and band on stage, downtown circa 1980. gulp. Fantastic.
	12:27am P-90: Perhaps one of the more K. Crimson-esque Chatham offerings
	12:28am pacific standard simon: Reminds me of "King's Lead Hat".
	12:29am r i s k y: I'm drunk as piss. Going ape infront of my radio for thee oh sees. Cheers nick name!
	12:32am P-90: @ Mary: really wish I 'd seen the K. Arimitage production...do you remember where "downtown" by chance? Curious, trying to imagine it
	12:36am P-90: This is really neato
	12:38am Droll: [ Weakness for strings and winds ] Lurkers for NN!
	12:41am r i s k y: Just spun Harry Partch for a friend on the turntables. Keep it keepin, Nick!
	12:50am Nate: This Scott hits the spot
	12:56am mary: Drastic at DTW, Dance Theater Workshop, now called NYLA on W 19th St. The demolished theater that was a black box with chairs on about 5 steps - a venue for 'experimental' dance. Not looking like the current theater. Sort of like the old Kitchen on Broome Street without windows and columns Before Drastic they had done a duet in TR 3 on a very small stage where I got to hear Branca (Lee Renaldo, Wharton Tiers, Craig Kaftan,Ned Sublette and Glenn that show had a huge effect I remember the players whoa but I had the vinyl so...), Liquid Liquid, ESG, DNA, Dog Eat Dog, James Chance (99 Records hung there for a while). Happy semi teen years showing up for the shows, seeing the posters around and walking there.
	1:06am P-90: @ mary: thanks for the reply! Where NYLA is now, huh? Im trying to remember if I was ever there, Im betting I probably was, but no specific memories of the space you describe in that location. I saw Branca in that period too, hugely important, as you say.
	1:12am mary: Sham 69 "...there...I WAS there..." fun transition from the comments. Snap! Your show is so good. My first time and I will listen in future. Your sequencing is perfect, filled w surprises and so much fun.
	1:13am P-90: ...I was very big on James Chance, Liquid Liquid, DNA, etc. in those heady days. Lots of new, new stuff everywhere, if you lived here in town it was all accessible and exciting, as you say. Always something to discover.
	1:39am Nick Name: Hi Mary / Peteski / P-90 / r i s k y / Droll / Nate - i think thats the whole house ? thx for all joining / commenting
	1:40am Nick Name: ah Chris M. : ello!
	1:42am Fuzzy: I'm here too...enjoying the trippy tunes whilst reading!
	1:44am Nick Name: Hi Fuzzy
	1:44am tender broccoli shaft: Hello DJ Nick Name and all happy fingered fellows and long nailed ladies. Always happy to hear interpretations of Talking Heads tunes.
	1:51am Nick Name: Hi tbs
	1:51am david from ks: ,,,,,,,GOOD STUFF DJNN!!
	2:07am Nick Name: hi David - thx for listening
	2:14am off-brand fire: Ok, did the research and with surprise and shame realize that My Spine is a Shriekback original. Happy to know.
	2:29am Ken From Hyde Park: I'll take Shriekback over Nickelback any day.
	2:33am david from ks: ,,,absolutely DEVEEN!!!
	2:33am idleater: I wasn't aware of Shriekback until now but agree, I think of Nickleback as running with the same pack as limp bisket and Korn; I reckon that's a bit harsh though.
	2:39am Droll: Shriekback run with that XTC and Fripp pack, that can't be good news either.
	2:45am house painted bridge: I guess it had to come sometime...the electronic keyboard replaces the thumb piano in Africa
	2:56am black & white blue-eyed blond: Thanks for that meandering trail through the musical alleyways and popular throughways DJ Nick Name
	2:58am Droll: I love faux-kalimba sounds! Bikutsi and Soukous are full of shredder guitars (because they have low action and 24 frets) with a piece of foam stuffed under the strings. Nobody fakes kalimba better than kalimba players! NN, Great back-to-back contrasts all night. Thanks!
	3:13am Nick Name: thanks b&w b-e b / Droll

Nick Name: Playlist from January 10, 2014

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