WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from June 25, 2014

Listener comments!
	3:02pm Sem Chumbo: High fullutent me, checking in. Hiya, Irwin. Such a long list of potential repentees...
	3:02pm Guido from Cologne: Hi everyone!
	👻 3:02pm rrg: That's the trouble with Christians. The only time they use an apostrophe is when they're making a plural.
	3:05pm Kat in Chicago: "High Fullutent"? Wow.
	3:05pm Kat in Chicago: What are "P.K's"?
	3:06pm WaveyDavey: Well at least I made number one on the list.
	3:06pm zzz: was hoping for a Horace on Irwin's show. RIP to Mr Silver, love the man's playing amd composing, so much incredible music
	3:07pm Dean: WaveyDavey: You're the Devil?
	3:09pm Dean: There's one correct apostrophe -- Jehovah's -- and one two-fer --Sport's nut's.
	3:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yeah rrg - Possessived by the Devil's...
	3:09pm Laura L: I think "High Fullutent Sophisticated Swine" is one entry (just too long for a single line), but dunno what P.K's are or EMO's. Kat, we must not keep the right company or we'd know some!
	3:10pm Sem Chumbo: There's a fortune in Letraset tied up in that list rant.
	3:10pm WaveyDavey: @Dean. I couldn't be. If I were I'm sure I'd have a better job.
	3:11pm Greg from Bloomfield: The internet says it stands for "Pastor's Kids".
	3:11pm Droll: Great news, all -- we're saved! Jazzer's, Beatnick's, and Hippie's aren't on the list!
	3:11pm still b/p: Was Loud Mouth Women a sequel from Louisa May Alcott?
	3:13pm Sem Chumbo: @Droll: nice to see you respect the style manual:)
	3:13pm northguineahills: wow, cannot into grammar....!
	3:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but - yerknow; he hates Racists...sorry, Racist's...
	3:14pm Greg from Bloomfield: My list would have "Poor Typographer's" at number 1 with a bullet.
	3:17pm zzz: Irwin: what's your favorite Horace silver record?
	3:19pm adrian in mpls: "Fullutent"
	3:20pm Droll: I wonder if they had that made at a union print shop. I don't see "Organizer's" or "Laborer's" on the list. "Editor's" is obviously not on the list either, but probably should be because someone missed the apostrophe in "Druggies".
	3:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the Druggies were cleared of Possession...he respects the judgement of the court...
	3:25pm Irwin: zzz: all of them. The catalog is consistent.
	3:29pm zzz: good answer. I've sadly never heard anything from his post-blue note output. need to get on that.
	👻 3:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: For all intensive purposes, I think the term is "highfalutin." In other words, seeming or trying to seem great or important, per Merriam-Webster.
	3:29pm zzz: but yes those BN releases are all gems
	3:31pm Greg from Bloomfield: @Ken: Looking words up in the dictionary, huh? Sounds like somebody on this comments board is HIGH FULLUTENT.
	3:32pm fleep: Cosplay not on list!
	3:33pm adrian in mpls: full o tents
	3:33pm Irwin: Holly Elson, director of the Moondog doc, writes: We're into the last 20 hours of the Kickstarter campaign for the Moondog Movie you can pledge here - help us cross the finish line! kck.st... Ends 12 noon EST June 26
	3:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...probably saw the word 'Fallujah' from the corner of their eye when watching Fox & it lodged in some unconscious crevice far away from the frontal cortex...I think we might assume Cosplay as much as we assume he's never encountered it...
	3:40pm common: god work sucks. hello!
	3:42pm adrian in mpls: i second the work sucks. very. much. so.
	3:50pm common: so very, very much, adrian. it really shouldn't.
	3:52pm still b/p: Can someone try to fit the devil-loving list into the stream-of-patter/inventory style of It's The End Of The World As We Know It, or try We Didn't Start the Fire, or try Life Is a Rock (But the Radio Rolled Me)?
	3:53pm adrian in mpls: agreed, common. i actually like doing useful, helpful work. it's enjoyable. instead, i'm tabulating inventory turnover ratios. not exactly fulfilling, to say the least.
	👻 3:53pm rrg: Jane Siberry?!!!
	3:54pm Alison Porchnik: Wow, haven't heard Jane Siberry for a lifetime
	👻 3:55pm rrg: This is from 1981. It's so old that...well, it's old.
	4:08pm jesse: wow, this track makes quite the counterpoint to the repentance banner...
	4:27pm Cory: now that's funny
	4:29pm common: adrian: i'm with you. i'm processing porn.
	4:31pm Mike East: Oh hey guys. Has anyone mentioned work sucking? Cuz it does.
	4:37pm SuW Guru: the perspective of having God within you is wrong, the correct view is on everything around you when you animate it with your presence and interaction
	4:39pm common: hey mike east...you're right!
	4:40pm Holly Elson: Thanks for the shout out Irwin. We've got 19 hours left. There are some cool rewards starting at $10 and pledges can start from $1. Come and help us make a movie http://kck.st/1puWucw
	4:41pm SuW Guru: faith lies where the eternal memory meets supervision and guidance
	4:41pm SuW Guru: lays*
	👻 4:43pm chris: "faith lies" works as a stand-alone phrase, in my experience
	4:45pm SuW Guru: the probl with fate is the numerous bad examples of it making it a hole of cruelty to believe in
	4:48pm Dean: Faith is a mighty expansive word, only one of the multiple meanings of which is "Belief based on evidence, testimony, or authority." Holding too fast to even this kind of empirically grounded faith is risky. But the lies are perpetrated by those who exploit their positions of "supervision and guidance."
	4:51pm SuW Guru: im referring to our own self linking to the the audio adventure
	4:54pm SuW Guru: meaning you have to find the tasks that feed your robot .. thats called believing in your self and living
	4:58pm jesse: alright, we are about to have a power outage for 5 minutes here at work. think I will just stay in the lab and meditate in the dark for that 5. I will be almost as productive during that time, but the soundtrack will be slightly more real...
	5:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Respective of very little ...I found this other (but true) story on KCRW's Unfictional ( feed://feeds.kcrw.com/kcrw/uf ) - 'Little Julian's Secret', about a Jewish guy who passed as a Latino Pop Star in L.A. - to be quite good : (download link) feeds.kcrw.com...
	5:13pm t_J: tricks, gifts and boulevard machines .. we're oh so capable of odor's ..
	5:18pm Liz Berg: Work the sandwich, Chusid!
	5:18pm Fredericks: I missed Joe Frank and I don't mind. You know why?
	5:19pm Fredericks: It's sandwich time!
	5:19pm t_J: just as laughing stops us from evolving
	5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...grammatical errors, requiems, rants, monologues, non-sequiturs, unrequested download link, cut-ups...& still 40 minutes left...
	5:21pm Fredericks: Thanks be to Irwin. Or, at least, his programming.
	5:24pm Irwin: Thanks, Liz, for intro'ing me to CBK.
	5:24pm Fredericks: Wait, now there's singing. Recalibrating...
	👻 5:37pm rrg: I haven't heard this before. This is great.
	👻 5:39pm chris: Damn this is great.
	5:41pm Fredericks: ... ... ... ...
	5:42pm Fredericks: Right back on course.
	👻 5:47pm chris: Can we hear Ivy's rebuttal when they come in, Irwin... bet she really brings it! :-)
	5:51pm Laura L: Thanks for a fine show, Irwin--the PROOFREADER'S are going to burn in HADE'S!
	5:54pm Irwin: Thank's for tuning in, Laura.
	👻 5:54pm rrg: Yes. A much better way to spend the time than working.
	5:56pm Laura L: Yeah, I ain't done a stitch of work's all afternoon! I'm going to fire myself first thing tomorrow.
	👻 5:57pm rrg: You can get back to publishing all those book's tomorrow.

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from June 25, 2014

View Irwin's profile

Genre-surfing tokenism. (Visit homepage.)

<-- Previous playlist | Back to Irwin Chusid playlists | Next playlist -->

June 25, 2014: Lotto Smoke Magazine

Listen to this show: Pop-up listen Pop-up player!

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	Blue Note	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Horace Silver Quintet	The Cape Verdean Blues	The Cape Verdean Blues (1965)	Blue Note	0:03:27 (Pop-up)
Horace Silver Trio	Ecaroh "Ecaroh" by "Horace Silver Trio"	Horace Silver Trio (1953)	Blue Note	0:08:23 (Pop-up)
Horace Silver Quintet	The Natives Are Restless Tonight	Song for My Father (1965)	Blue Note	0:11:51 (Pop-up)
	a song			0:18:02 (Pop-up)
Art Brut	Bad Comedian "Bad Comedian" by "Art Brut"	Brilliant! Tragic!	Cooking Vinyl	0:22:38 (Pop-up)
Tommy James	Tighter, Tighter "Tighter, Tighter" by "Tommy James"	The Solo Years (1970-1981)	Rhino	0:26:23 (Pop-up)
Afghan Whigs	Rebirth of the Cool "Rebirth of the Cool" by "Afghan Whigs"	Uptown Avondale	Sub Pop	0:30:01 (Pop-up)
Moondog	Here's to John Wesley Hardin	H'art Songs	Kopf	0:36:04 (Pop-up)

Mi-Gu	Choose the Light "Choose the Light" by "Mi-Gu"	Choose the Light	Chimera	0:48:32 (Pop-up)
Jane Siberry	Writers are a Funny Breed	Jane Siberry	East Side Digital	0:52:50 (Pop-up)

Esbjörn Svensson Trio	Believe Beleft Below	Seven Days of Falling	Act Music + Vision	2:01:03 (Pop-up)

Mike Doughty	Bus to Beelzebub "Bus to Beelzebub" by "Mike Doughty"	Live at Ken's House	Snackbar	2:12:23 (Pop-up)
The (Radio Free) Vestibules	Laurence Olivier for Diet Coke	Sketches Songs and Shoes	The Vestibules	2:15:02 (Pop-up)
Citizen Blast Kane	Salisbury Shake / Sandwich Time	The Lobster Dinner Demos	Citizen Blast Kane	2:15:55 (Pop-up)
Remi Nicole	Go Mr. Sunshine "Go Mr. Sunshine" by "Remi Nicole"	My Conscience & I	Universal Island	2:17:52 (Pop-up)
Three Peas in a Podd	Goin' Out of My Head	Three Peas in a Podd	Three P's	2:20:55 (Pop-up)
Brian Beattie with James Hand, Grace London, and Daniel Johnston	Stable-Stage	Ivy & the Wicker Suitcase	Earmovie Music	2:25:33 (Pop-up)
Daniel Johnston (music: Brian Beattie & Gary Chester)	Nobody Understands Me	Ivy & the Wicker Suitcase	Earmovie Music	2:30:54 (Pop-up)
Carole King	The Road to Nowhere "The Road to Nowhere" by "Carole King"	Tomorrow Records 7" (1967)	Tomorrow	2:35:55 (Pop-up)
Al Kooper and Steve Stills	You Don't Love Me	Super Session	Legacy	2:39:35 (Pop-up)

The Clientele	The Fire "The Fire" by "The Clientele"	Bookshop Casanova	Merge	2:49:35 (Pop-up)
Pierre Bastien	Alpinic Railway / Musique Cinétique	Les Premieres Machines, 1968-1988	Gazul	2:52:25 (Pop-up)

RSS feeds for Irwin Chusid: Playlists feed | MP3 archives feed

| E-mail Irwin | Other WFMU Playlists | All artists played by Irwin Chusid |

Listener comments!
	3:02pm Sem Chumbo: High fullutent me, checking in. Hiya, Irwin. Such a long list of potential repentees...
	3:02pm Guido from Cologne: Hi everyone!
	👻 3:02pm rrg: That's the trouble with Christians. The only time they use an apostrophe is when they're making a plural.
	3:05pm Kat in Chicago: "High Fullutent"? Wow.
	3:05pm Kat in Chicago: What are "P.K's"?
	3:06pm WaveyDavey: Well at least I made number one on the list.
	3:06pm zzz: was hoping for a Horace on Irwin's show. RIP to Mr Silver, love the man's playing amd composing, so much incredible music
	3:07pm Dean: WaveyDavey: You're the Devil?
	3:09pm Dean: There's one correct apostrophe -- Jehovah's -- and one two-fer --Sport's nut's.
	3:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yeah rrg - Possessived by the Devil's...
	3:09pm Laura L: I think "High Fullutent Sophisticated Swine" is one entry (just too long for a single line), but dunno what P.K's are or EMO's. Kat, we must not keep the right company or we'd know some!
	3:10pm Sem Chumbo: There's a fortune in Letraset tied up in that list rant.
	3:10pm WaveyDavey: @Dean. I couldn't be. If I were I'm sure I'd have a better job.
	3:11pm Greg from Bloomfield: The internet says it stands for "Pastor's Kids".
	3:11pm Droll: Great news, all -- we're saved! Jazzer's, Beatnick's, and Hippie's aren't on the list!
	3:11pm still b/p: Was Loud Mouth Women a sequel from Louisa May Alcott?
	3:13pm Sem Chumbo: @Droll: nice to see you respect the style manual:)
	3:13pm northguineahills: wow, cannot into grammar....!
	3:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...but - yerknow; he hates Racists...sorry, Racist's...
	3:14pm Greg from Bloomfield: My list would have "Poor Typographer's" at number 1 with a bullet.
	3:17pm zzz: Irwin: what's your favorite Horace silver record?
	3:19pm adrian in mpls: "Fullutent"
	3:20pm Droll: I wonder if they had that made at a union print shop. I don't see "Organizer's" or "Laborer's" on the list. "Editor's" is obviously not on the list either, but probably should be because someone missed the apostrophe in "Druggies".
	3:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the Druggies were cleared of Possession...he respects the judgement of the court...
	3:25pm Irwin: zzz: all of them. The catalog is consistent.
	3:29pm zzz: good answer. I've sadly never heard anything from his post-blue note output. need to get on that.
	👻 3:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: For all intensive purposes, I think the term is "highfalutin." In other words, seeming or trying to seem great or important, per Merriam-Webster.
	3:29pm zzz: but yes those BN releases are all gems
	3:31pm Greg from Bloomfield: @Ken: Looking words up in the dictionary, huh? Sounds like somebody on this comments board is HIGH FULLUTENT.
	3:32pm fleep: Cosplay not on list!
	3:33pm adrian in mpls: full o tents
	3:33pm Irwin: Holly Elson, director of the Moondog doc, writes: We're into the last 20 hours of the Kickstarter campaign for the Moondog Movie you can pledge here - help us cross the finish line! kck.st... Ends 12 noon EST June 26
	3:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...probably saw the word 'Fallujah' from the corner of their eye when watching Fox & it lodged in some unconscious crevice far away from the frontal cortex...I think we might assume Cosplay as much as we assume he's never encountered it...
	3:40pm common: god work sucks. hello!
	3:42pm adrian in mpls: i second the work sucks. very. much. so.
	3:50pm common: so very, very much, adrian. it really shouldn't.
	3:52pm still b/p: Can someone try to fit the devil-loving list into the stream-of-patter/inventory style of It's The End Of The World As We Know It, or try We Didn't Start the Fire, or try Life Is a Rock (But the Radio Rolled Me)?
	3:53pm adrian in mpls: agreed, common. i actually like doing useful, helpful work. it's enjoyable. instead, i'm tabulating inventory turnover ratios. not exactly fulfilling, to say the least.
	👻 3:53pm rrg: Jane Siberry?!!!
	3:54pm Alison Porchnik: Wow, haven't heard Jane Siberry for a lifetime
	👻 3:55pm rrg: This is from 1981. It's so old that...well, it's old.
	4:08pm jesse: wow, this track makes quite the counterpoint to the repentance banner...
	4:27pm Cory: now that's funny
	4:29pm common: adrian: i'm with you. i'm processing porn.
	4:31pm Mike East: Oh hey guys. Has anyone mentioned work sucking? Cuz it does.
	4:37pm SuW Guru: the perspective of having God within you is wrong, the correct view is on everything around you when you animate it with your presence and interaction
	4:39pm common: hey mike east...you're right!
	4:40pm Holly Elson: Thanks for the shout out Irwin. We've got 19 hours left. There are some cool rewards starting at $10 and pledges can start from $1. Come and help us make a movie http://kck.st/1puWucw
	4:41pm SuW Guru: faith lies where the eternal memory meets supervision and guidance
	4:41pm SuW Guru: lays*
	👻 4:43pm chris: "faith lies" works as a stand-alone phrase, in my experience
	4:45pm SuW Guru: the probl with fate is the numerous bad examples of it making it a hole of cruelty to believe in
	4:48pm Dean: Faith is a mighty expansive word, only one of the multiple meanings of which is "Belief based on evidence, testimony, or authority." Holding too fast to even this kind of empirically grounded faith is risky. But the lies are perpetrated by those who exploit their positions of "supervision and guidance."
	4:51pm SuW Guru: im referring to our own self linking to the the audio adventure
	4:54pm SuW Guru: meaning you have to find the tasks that feed your robot .. thats called believing in your self and living
	4:58pm jesse: alright, we are about to have a power outage for 5 minutes here at work. think I will just stay in the lab and meditate in the dark for that 5. I will be almost as productive during that time, but the soundtrack will be slightly more real...
	5:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Respective of very little ...I found this other (but true) story on KCRW's Unfictional ( feed://feeds.kcrw.com/kcrw/uf ) - 'Little Julian's Secret', about a Jewish guy who passed as a Latino Pop Star in L.A. - to be quite good : (download link) feeds.kcrw.com...
	5:13pm t_J: tricks, gifts and boulevard machines .. we're oh so capable of odor's ..
	5:18pm Liz Berg: Work the sandwich, Chusid!
	5:18pm Fredericks: I missed Joe Frank and I don't mind. You know why?
	5:19pm Fredericks: It's sandwich time!
	5:19pm t_J: just as laughing stops us from evolving
	5:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...grammatical errors, requiems, rants, monologues, non-sequiturs, unrequested download link, cut-ups...& still 40 minutes left...
	5:21pm Fredericks: Thanks be to Irwin. Or, at least, his programming.
	5:24pm Irwin: Thanks, Liz, for intro'ing me to CBK.
	5:24pm Fredericks: Wait, now there's singing. Recalibrating...
	👻 5:37pm rrg: I haven't heard this before. This is great.
	👻 5:39pm chris: Damn this is great.
	5:41pm Fredericks: ... ... ... ...
	5:42pm Fredericks: Right back on course.
	👻 5:47pm chris: Can we hear Ivy's rebuttal when they come in, Irwin... bet she really brings it! :-)
	5:51pm Laura L: Thanks for a fine show, Irwin--the PROOFREADER'S are going to burn in HADE'S!
	5:54pm Irwin: Thank's for tuning in, Laura.
	👻 5:54pm rrg: Yes. A much better way to spend the time than working.
	5:56pm Laura L: Yeah, I ain't done a stitch of work's all afternoon! I'm going to fire myself first thing tomorrow.
	👻 5:57pm rrg: You can get back to publishing all those book's tomorrow.