WFMU: Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from August 8, 2014

Listener comments!
	3:03pm Kurt Gottschalk: Hi Rich! first comment?
	3:03pm Kurt Gottschalk: woohoo!
	3:03pm βrian: I do no believe in papal inflatability.
	3:03pm Dean: First visible comment.
	♥ 3:07pm Sem Chumbo: @ βrian: neither did I until I detected the valve stem hidden under the BIG ring.
	3:07pm glenn: jeeeeez, koit. if you're gonna listen to your show, shouldn't you just DO your show? no offense, rich. i love me some squirrel.
	3:09pm βrian: So they're not kissing it, they're blowing into it??
	♥ 3:09pm common: creepy good!
	3:10pm βrian: Good Lord. The world has turned to pomegranate!
	3:12pm Editor B: Digging "Reptile's Temple"
	3:13pm Chris from DC: Very nice opening set.
	♥ 3:15pm fred: Good afternoon Rich. I only got to listen to your 2013 premium a couple of weeks ago. Quality stuff in there, no question. Or maybe one: do you remember what's the eighth track on the first CD? Maybe from Okinawa, possibly Japan?
	♥ 3:16pm fred: Teisco (the corporation) made quality synths
	3:17pm rich: Good afternoon all. For your viewing pleasure: bigpaperairplane.com
	3:17pm Kurt Gottschalk: hi glenn! listening for about 10 more minutes then i gotta dash!
	3:18pm rich: at 3:27 the pressure's off
	♥ 3:20pm Sem Chumbo: @ βrian: and now you see the deviousness with which they proceed. Be... but I can't talk now whistles tunelessly while looking at nothing in particular and walking away
	3:24pm glenn: rich, if you need an appropriate avatar for the squirrel carcass. bookwormavra.wordpress.com...
	♥ 3:30pm Stevel: Viewing pleasure obtained. Danke.
	3:31pm Kurt Gottschalk: still here, rich. what's the classical crap?
	3:38pm Phillip In Brookkyn: Taking the day off Kurt?
	3:38pm rich: Classical crap? Your not listening to an archive are you?
	3:39pm Brendan: Id sew on a 3rd ear for Inflatable Squirrel Carcass its so good
	3:40pm northguineahills: Comus!
	3:42pm Listener David in Budd Lake: Hey Dickie!!
	♥ 3:42pm common: what a voice!
	♥ 3:43pm fred: @Kurt: Are you in some exotic locale as the international DJ of mystery or sick at home as the local DJ of misery?
	3:43pm Lulu: this is so Rich Hazelton! :)
	3:43pm Phillip In Brookkyn: I remember the "inflatable squirrel carcus" with mr hazelton
	3:44pm glenn: oooh. let's guess why kurt's missing his show. he's going to the zoo to feed the polar bears.
	3:44pm Phillip In Brookkyn: I must confess I don't exactly removed your time slot mr hazelton
	♥ 3:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: Rich followed Pseu on Friday nights and they'd often exchange witty banter.
	3:47pm Phillip In Brookkyn: I thought it was on one of the overnight hours???
	3:52pm P-90: Hi Rich, always nice to get a little booster shot of Squirrel Carcass. And yes, your "witty banter" or whatever it was with Pseu is missed...
	♥ 3:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Pseu = 9 - midnight Rich = midnight - 3
	3:53pm Chris from DC: Nice to see Stone Breath are still going.
	3:55pm Phillip In Brookkyn: That's what I thought:-) midnight to three
	4:03pm steve: a big YAY for Jan Svankmajer!
	4:04pm izumi: Jan Svankmajer! My favorite one was "Down to the Cellar". Bit different direction but Paradjanov films' music were great too...
	4:06pm steve: my fav is the one with the black and white rocks. i think called Black and White? giphy.com...
	4:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Holy magical heck, it's th'carcass!
	4:09pm Carmichael: Hi Rich and posting and non-posting commenters. Long time no hear, Mr. Haze.
	4:09pm northguineahills: Even when Kurt is out, we can't escape the Czechs!
	4:09pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Svankmajer soundtracks are phenomenal. This one and Punch & Judy are longtime favorites.
	4:11pm izumi: and of cause Faust... It stands at the opposite side with Pasolini as great filmography of classics.
	4:17pm Kurt Gottschalk: no escaping the czechs! i'm far away, will be back next week. right now it's all about rich.
	4:18pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Most Excellent. The Death of Stalinism... was my first Svankmajer film. It's burned into me brain good & proper.
	♥ 4:21pm common: love these guys! scared me when i was a young-un.
	4:43pm P-90: ...Kurt czeching in from undisclosed location...
	♥ 4:45pm fred: Stop reading my mind! I'm engaged in a discussion on a tech forum where I've referenced Jabberwocky to deaf ears a few hours ago, only to get comical/depressing replies. What's appropriate for developers if fucking children's books are high literature for them?
	4:50pm Christmas Vacation: Squirrel!
	♥ 4:51pm common: have a fine weekend, everyone! Beersies!
	4:57pm Chris from DC: Half an hour to beersies. Brewer's Art Belgian Strong Ale on tap next door. All I can do to stay at my desk.
	5:00pm P-90: @ fred: Wow, I'd think if developers knew anything in the "humanities" it would be Carroll. Those stories are so famously about logic, math, & stuff...
	♥ 5:00pm fred: I'm just venting there, but here's what I posted: "Once you've dereferenced 0, you're in undefinedland, where the borogoves are all mimsy. Strange things happen, so just shun the frumious bandersnatch" Is there a way for me to get a job as a coder where I don't have to interact with other coders? Vent over. taking a deep breath
	♥ 5:01pm chris: @fred, try Neuromancer references? i.e. Case, you'll jack out after dereferencing 0, then its just time for a pill.
	5:05pm P-90: @ Rich: The ones with wings are the 'Fairy" subcuture, not the "Furry" subculture. They got their own thing going on.
	5:06pm Carmichael: Yikes DC Chris, fake a cough and get out of there! Me, I'm going to see Deep Purple tonight, so I gotta be cool to drive.
	♥ 5:08pm fred: @P-90: That's what I though too, especially as my post only made sense at that level @chris: not sure, Gibson's star has fallen. Last time I took a dev's advice as to a book, it was Stephenson, and it was utter juvenile crap. Sorry for being judgmental there, but it was an ordeal to finish it
	5:09pm Chris from DC: I am feeling a bit piqued, Carm. Deep Purple, nice.
	♥ 5:22pm chris: @fred, let me guess: REAMDE
	5:22pm Carmichael: Jimmy Smith used to live down the road here about 10 miles. I remember walking through a barn full of old organs. Out in the middle of nowhere.
	5:22pm bobdoesthings: @carmichael, I hope the organs were well-fed
	5:27pm Carmichael: They were in various states of decay, actually. It was like an episode of American Pickers.
	♥ 5:31pm fred: @chris: wrong, it was cryptonomicon. I know it's older, but it sill is a fave geek read. It was also about the time when I fell in love with Virginia Woolf's style. Communication breakdown there
	♥ 5:33pm ironybread: Dragibus = madness making me very happy
	♥ 5:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: Dragibus is the closest sound to Irwin's Amanda that I have heard in a while. (I think that was Dragibus playing.)
	♥ 5:35pm fred: @ironybread: why don't you tell them so and ask for a new record?
	5:37pm P-90: @ fred: BTW I always recommend "The Shockwave Rider" by John Brunner to anyone interested in Gibson & etc. because it was pretty well done, and published in 1975(!), which puts it well ahead of Gibson and everything else of that ilk, fascinating for its prescience.
	♥ 5:40pm ironybread: @fred For the same reason I don't post here very often...words are pretty much useless for anythying.
	♥ 5:42pm fred: @ironybread: I know them. Your words would not be useless. They would at least make them happy
	5:46pm bobdoesthings: this is cool.
	5:48pm northguineahills: Wondrous Horse new to me and magnificent. (also the Klimprei/Grimo was bully as well)
	♥ 5:49pm fred: @P-90: Shockwave Rider!!! That book left its mark on me. Apart from the Gibson books, the Williams ones (Harwired/Voice of the Whirlwind) and especially G.E. Effinger's Marid Audran books were important to me back then. Now I can see how I went from Moorcock to Gibson to these then to other lands. They could write
	♥ 5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Set Thee Controls For Thee Heart of Thee Minotaur Carcass...
	♥ 5:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I like this Podcast of some nerdy smart opinionated British guy reviewing SciFi books all the time... : www.sfbrp.com...
	5:56pm rich: thanks for listening
	♥ 5:56pm fred: Once a coworker asked me for my fave book and I blurted out "Infinite Jest". His mistake was trying to read it. But check this out: vimeo.com...
	5:59pm P-90: @ fred: Funny you mention Moorcock, he's just a little older than Brunner, paved the way, one might describe Brunner as a bridge from writers like Moorcock to Gibson & Co. But it's surprising, a lot of "Cyberpunk" fans don't know "Shockwave", I tell them to check it out because it's soooo early, he really anticipated all that stuff by a good few years. It's also flavored with some of the same 70's-era political paranoia as Phil Dick's stuff.
	6:04pm northguineahills: Man, thanks Rich! Have a great weekend everyone!

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from August 8, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Lindsay Cooper, Chris Cutler, Bill Gilonis, Tim Hodgkinson, Robert Wyatt	In The Dark Year	The Last Nightingale	ReR		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
L. Hortobagyi/Meccano	Reptile's Temple	Annales of Gayan Uttejak Society	Hungaropop		0:03:21 (Pop-up)
Teisco	Vision of Shore "Vision of Shore" by "Teisco"	Tuscan Castle and Country Seat	Roundtable		0:11:19 (Pop-up)
Dick Hyman/Mary Mayo	I'm Glad There Is You	Moon Gas	MGM		0:18:18 (Pop-up)
Leda Annest/Phil Moore	Part II "Part II" by "Leda Annest/Phil Moore"	Portrait of Leda	Columbia		0:21:39 (Pop-up)
Les Baxter	Terror "Terror" by "Les Baxter"	Ritual Of The Savage/The Passions	Rev-Ola		0:32:35 (Pop-up)
Maria Monti	Il Serpente Innamorato	Il Bestiario	Unseen Worlds		0:35:37 (Pop-up)
Comus	Song To Comus "Song To Comus" by "Comus"	Song To Comus: The Complete Collection	Castle		0:38:00 (Pop-up)
Stone Breath	The Winding Way "The Winding Way" by "Stone Breath"	Children of Hum	Hand/Eye		0:45:24 (Pop-up)
Amen Dunes	Splits Are Parted "Splits Are Parted" by "Amen Dunes"	Love	Sacred Bones		0:50:13 (Pop-up)

Stepan Konicek, Zdenek Sikola (music)/Jan Svankmajer (director)	The Last Trick			http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vl9jcJXbecc	0:59:54 (Pop-up)
Ivo Spalj (sound)/Jan Svankmajer (director)	Death of Stalinism in Bohemia	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrGTEoihfMs			1:10:25 (Pop-up)
Zdenek Liska (music)/Jan Svankmajer (director)	Byt			http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmigNw4C9eI	1:20:10 (Pop-up)

Ivo Spalj (sound)/Jan Svankmajer (director)	Sileni (trailer)			http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmigNw4C9eI	1:34:30 (Pop-up)
Zdenek Liska (music)/Jan Svankmajer (director)	Jabberwocky			http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrHDK6GZQHQ	1:37:07 (Pop-up)
Alexandr Glazunov, Jan Kalinov	Surviving Life (trailer)			http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=row-LlGN--w	1:50:25 (Pop-up)
Zdenek Liska (music)/Jan Svankmajer (director)	Historia Naturae			http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9Xmw6xByS8 Music:	1:51:40 (Pop-up)

Charles Earland	Lazybird "Lazybird" by "Charles Earland"	Black Drops	Prestige		2:04:34 (Pop-up)
Baby-Face Willette	Sinnin' Sam "Sinnin' Sam" by "Baby-Face Willette"	Behind The 8-Ball	Argo		2:11:44 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Smith	Elegy For A Duck "Elegy For A Duck" by "Jimmy Smith"	Peter and the Wolf	Verve	Arranged by Oliver Nelson	2:16:09 (Pop-up)
Mehrpouya	Man Ke Mordeham "Man Ke Mordeham" by "Mehrpouya"	Soul Raga	Pharaway Sounds		2:23:41 (Pop-up)
Jean-Claude Vannier	Qu'Est-Ce Qui Fait Courir Les Crocodiles?	Electro-Rapide	Finders Keepers		2:27:44 (Pop-up)
Dragibus	Croc-Monsieur "Croc-Monsieur" by "Dragibus"	Extra Musica	Autobus		2:29:36 (Pop-up)
Vert	Octatone Rag "Octatone Rag" by "Vert"	Small Pieces Loosely Joined	Sonig		2:36:07 (Pop-up)
Klimperei/Grimo	Kashiwara/Lampasa	(Radiolaires)	Acidsoxx		2:37:48 (Pop-up)
Wondrous Horse	Non Dicibile "Non Dicibile" by "Wondrous Horse"	Cavallo Meraviglioso	Fire Museum		2:40:59 (Pop-up)
Lay Llamas	Archaic Revival "Archaic Revival" by "Lay Llamas"	Ostro	Rocket		2:45:41 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:03pm Kurt Gottschalk: Hi Rich! first comment?
	3:03pm Kurt Gottschalk: woohoo!
	3:03pm βrian: I do no believe in papal inflatability.
	3:03pm Dean: First visible comment.
	♥ 3:07pm Sem Chumbo: @ βrian: neither did I until I detected the valve stem hidden under the BIG ring.
	3:07pm glenn: jeeeeez, koit. if you're gonna listen to your show, shouldn't you just DO your show? no offense, rich. i love me some squirrel.
	3:09pm βrian: So they're not kissing it, they're blowing into it??
	♥ 3:09pm common: creepy good!
	3:10pm βrian: Good Lord. The world has turned to pomegranate!
	3:12pm Editor B: Digging "Reptile's Temple"
	3:13pm Chris from DC: Very nice opening set.
	♥ 3:15pm fred: Good afternoon Rich. I only got to listen to your 2013 premium a couple of weeks ago. Quality stuff in there, no question. Or maybe one: do you remember what's the eighth track on the first CD? Maybe from Okinawa, possibly Japan?
	♥ 3:16pm fred: Teisco (the corporation) made quality synths
	3:17pm rich: Good afternoon all. For your viewing pleasure: bigpaperairplane.com
	3:17pm Kurt Gottschalk: hi glenn! listening for about 10 more minutes then i gotta dash!
	3:18pm rich: at 3:27 the pressure's off
	♥ 3:20pm Sem Chumbo: @ βrian: and now you see the deviousness with which they proceed. Be... but I can't talk now whistles tunelessly while looking at nothing in particular and walking away
	3:24pm glenn: rich, if you need an appropriate avatar for the squirrel carcass. bookwormavra.wordpress.com...
	♥ 3:30pm Stevel: Viewing pleasure obtained. Danke.
	3:31pm Kurt Gottschalk: still here, rich. what's the classical crap?
	3:38pm Phillip In Brookkyn: Taking the day off Kurt?
	3:38pm rich: Classical crap? Your not listening to an archive are you?
	3:39pm Brendan: Id sew on a 3rd ear for Inflatable Squirrel Carcass its so good
	3:40pm northguineahills: Comus!
	3:42pm Listener David in Budd Lake: Hey Dickie!!
	♥ 3:42pm common: what a voice!
	♥ 3:43pm fred: @Kurt: Are you in some exotic locale as the international DJ of mystery or sick at home as the local DJ of misery?
	3:43pm Lulu: this is so Rich Hazelton! :)
	3:43pm Phillip In Brookkyn: I remember the "inflatable squirrel carcus" with mr hazelton
	3:44pm glenn: oooh. let's guess why kurt's missing his show. he's going to the zoo to feed the polar bears.
	3:44pm Phillip In Brookkyn: I must confess I don't exactly removed your time slot mr hazelton
	♥ 3:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: Rich followed Pseu on Friday nights and they'd often exchange witty banter.
	3:47pm Phillip In Brookkyn: I thought it was on one of the overnight hours???
	3:52pm P-90: Hi Rich, always nice to get a little booster shot of Squirrel Carcass. And yes, your "witty banter" or whatever it was with Pseu is missed...
	♥ 3:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Pseu = 9 - midnight Rich = midnight - 3
	3:53pm Chris from DC: Nice to see Stone Breath are still going.
	3:55pm Phillip In Brookkyn: That's what I thought:-) midnight to three
	4:03pm steve: a big YAY for Jan Svankmajer!
	4:04pm izumi: Jan Svankmajer! My favorite one was "Down to the Cellar". Bit different direction but Paradjanov films' music were great too...
	4:06pm steve: my fav is the one with the black and white rocks. i think called Black and White? giphy.com...
	4:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Holy magical heck, it's th'carcass!
	4:09pm Carmichael: Hi Rich and posting and non-posting commenters. Long time no hear, Mr. Haze.
	4:09pm northguineahills: Even when Kurt is out, we can't escape the Czechs!
	4:09pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Svankmajer soundtracks are phenomenal. This one and Punch & Judy are longtime favorites.
	4:11pm izumi: and of cause Faust... It stands at the opposite side with Pasolini as great filmography of classics.
	4:17pm Kurt Gottschalk: no escaping the czechs! i'm far away, will be back next week. right now it's all about rich.
	4:18pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Most Excellent. The Death of Stalinism... was my first Svankmajer film. It's burned into me brain good & proper.
	♥ 4:21pm common: love these guys! scared me when i was a young-un.
	4:43pm P-90: ...Kurt czeching in from undisclosed location...
	♥ 4:45pm fred: Stop reading my mind! I'm engaged in a discussion on a tech forum where I've referenced Jabberwocky to deaf ears a few hours ago, only to get comical/depressing replies. What's appropriate for developers if fucking children's books are high literature for them?
	4:50pm Christmas Vacation: Squirrel!
	♥ 4:51pm common: have a fine weekend, everyone! Beersies!
	4:57pm Chris from DC: Half an hour to beersies. Brewer's Art Belgian Strong Ale on tap next door. All I can do to stay at my desk.
	5:00pm P-90: @ fred: Wow, I'd think if developers knew anything in the "humanities" it would be Carroll. Those stories are so famously about logic, math, & stuff...
	♥ 5:00pm fred: I'm just venting there, but here's what I posted: "Once you've dereferenced 0, you're in undefinedland, where the borogoves are all mimsy. Strange things happen, so just shun the frumious bandersnatch" Is there a way for me to get a job as a coder where I don't have to interact with other coders? Vent over. taking a deep breath
	♥ 5:01pm chris: @fred, try Neuromancer references? i.e. Case, you'll jack out after dereferencing 0, then its just time for a pill.
	5:05pm P-90: @ Rich: The ones with wings are the 'Fairy" subcuture, not the "Furry" subculture. They got their own thing going on.
	5:06pm Carmichael: Yikes DC Chris, fake a cough and get out of there! Me, I'm going to see Deep Purple tonight, so I gotta be cool to drive.
	♥ 5:08pm fred: @P-90: That's what I though too, especially as my post only made sense at that level @chris: not sure, Gibson's star has fallen. Last time I took a dev's advice as to a book, it was Stephenson, and it was utter juvenile crap. Sorry for being judgmental there, but it was an ordeal to finish it
	5:09pm Chris from DC: I am feeling a bit piqued, Carm. Deep Purple, nice.
	♥ 5:22pm chris: @fred, let me guess: REAMDE
	5:22pm Carmichael: Jimmy Smith used to live down the road here about 10 miles. I remember walking through a barn full of old organs. Out in the middle of nowhere.
	5:22pm bobdoesthings: @carmichael, I hope the organs were well-fed
	5:27pm Carmichael: They were in various states of decay, actually. It was like an episode of American Pickers.
	♥ 5:31pm fred: @chris: wrong, it was cryptonomicon. I know it's older, but it sill is a fave geek read. It was also about the time when I fell in love with Virginia Woolf's style. Communication breakdown there
	♥ 5:33pm ironybread: Dragibus = madness making me very happy
	♥ 5:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: Dragibus is the closest sound to Irwin's Amanda that I have heard in a while. (I think that was Dragibus playing.)
	♥ 5:35pm fred: @ironybread: why don't you tell them so and ask for a new record?
	5:37pm P-90: @ fred: BTW I always recommend "The Shockwave Rider" by John Brunner to anyone interested in Gibson & etc. because it was pretty well done, and published in 1975(!), which puts it well ahead of Gibson and everything else of that ilk, fascinating for its prescience.
	♥ 5:40pm ironybread: @fred For the same reason I don't post here very often...words are pretty much useless for anythying.
	♥ 5:42pm fred: @ironybread: I know them. Your words would not be useless. They would at least make them happy
	5:46pm bobdoesthings: this is cool.
	5:48pm northguineahills: Wondrous Horse new to me and magnificent. (also the Klimprei/Grimo was bully as well)
	♥ 5:49pm fred: @P-90: Shockwave Rider!!! That book left its mark on me. Apart from the Gibson books, the Williams ones (Harwired/Voice of the Whirlwind) and especially G.E. Effinger's Marid Audran books were important to me back then. Now I can see how I went from Moorcock to Gibson to these then to other lands. They could write
	♥ 5:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Set Thee Controls For Thee Heart of Thee Minotaur Carcass...
	♥ 5:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I like this Podcast of some nerdy smart opinionated British guy reviewing SciFi books all the time... : www.sfbrp.com...
	5:56pm rich: thanks for listening
	♥ 5:56pm fred: Once a coworker asked me for my fave book and I blurted out "Infinite Jest". His mistake was trying to read it. But check this out: vimeo.com...
	5:59pm P-90: @ fred: Funny you mention Moorcock, he's just a little older than Brunner, paved the way, one might describe Brunner as a bridge from writers like Moorcock to Gibson & Co. But it's surprising, a lot of "Cyberpunk" fans don't know "Shockwave", I tell them to check it out because it's soooo early, he really anticipated all that stuff by a good few years. It's also flavored with some of the same 70's-era political paranoia as Phil Dick's stuff.
	6:04pm northguineahills: Man, thanks Rich! Have a great weekend everyone!

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from August 8, 2014

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