WFMU: Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from September 14, 2015

Listener comments!
	5:01pm Dave B: What good way to end the work day!
	5:02pm Gary: I love this comp -- I found it very recently at Academy Records
	5:02pm Mayuko: Hallos, Dave B! how was your day today?
	5:03pm Mayuko: I love it too, Gary! Welcome to the hall!
	5:03pm northguineahills: Wow, I love Otto Luening! I got this comp a millennia ago (1999ish)
	5:03pm Charlie: Hi Mayuko! I'm able to stop by for a while today. Yes the Ohm box is great.
	5:05pm northguineahills: I guess it was 2000, so not quite a millenia ago.
	5:05pm Dave B: Pretty chill, Mayuko. Hope the art intervention was a success. I'm all Tokyo'd out. Two sets of friends visited over the past two weeks! Good times, good friends, good food, good drinks!
	5:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon and happy Monday!
	5:08pm Mayuko: Hi, northguineahills and Charlie!! So glad to have you guys here even for a short while!
	5:10pm Charlie: Are those pictures at the Museum of Natural History in NY?
	5:10pm Mayuko: Dave, the art intervention thing in Queens hasn't happened yet, it's this coming weekend! Hello, Ken! Thanks for tuning in!
	5:11pm Monica: hi mayuko, enjoying your show. yo, chaz!
	5:11pm Mayuko: Wowwww, Charlie. That's exactly right!!!
	5:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Charlie - I noticed that, too. I had the same question.
	5:12pm Mayuko: Hello, Monica! Happy to have you tune in again!
	5:13pm Charlie: I used to visit a lot. Hey, Monica! Hi also Gary, NGH, all.
	5:13pm Dave B: :-/ "My mind is going... I can feel it..." H.A.L. 9000
	5:14pm Doug Schulkind: Ooh, what a moody new interior this place has!
	5:14pm Mayuko: Do you talk to them in Japanese, Dave??
	5:15pm Mayuko: Hello Doug! So happy to have you tuned in!!
	5:17pm Dave B: I try my best, as broken as it is.
	5:24pm Dave B: Just to check, you're only here for an hour or is it two? I need to shuffle my Monday's around!
	5:25pm Mayuko: I'm here for 2hrs, until 7pm, Dave.
	5:27pm Doug Schulkind: So wonderful that.
	5:32pm Dave B: Sugoi! My calendar has been marked.
	5:36pm Mayuko: @Dave YAY! You won't be sorry (hopefully).
	5:40pm Charlie: This has been a mesmerizing first set so far . . .
	5:41pm northguineahills: Wow, this is an amazing set. I wish I didn't have to go in a few minutes. Superb, Mayuko!
	5:43pm Dervish: They make be fake forests, but they are very real fake forests.
	5:44pm Uncle Michael: Good afternoon.
	5:44pm Mayuko: Thanks, Charlie and northguineahills! Today I picked the tracks I want to listen to in that Hall of North American Forests of the museum if I could spend a night in there. I wish they allowed me to do that!
	5:45pm Uncle Michael: Is this a radio diorama?
	5:45pm maestroso: Hello Mayuko, I'm just tuning in from Tokyo (just woke up). It's 6:44 am and looks like a lovely day, like yesterday. I had to say hi before it's too late!
	5:46pm Mayuko: That's the best compliment, Uncle Michael!! Dervish, that's so true, they look so real it drives me crazy sometimes.
	5:47pm Charlie: Hi Uncle Michael. Mayuko -- I think the museum should let you program music in those halls.
	5:48pm Charlie: Which reminds me, I read once that some airport actually played Brian Eno's Music for Airports and people complained.
	5:48pm Mayuko: ohhh, ohayo maestroso! glad you got there after the typhoon! seemed like it was a huge mess last week.
	5:48pm Doug Schulkind: Somebody here is really playing vertigo.
	5:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: Years ago, I had a 6:00AM flight out of Newark. I set up my sleeping bag behind an unused ticket counter and spent the night there. Kind of a similar hallway and with a hard, cold floor.
	5:49pm Uncle Michael: Mayuko, we could call you Ma Radio. It's an anagram of diorama.
	5:49pm maestroso: Yes, all is well at least around the city. Had a bird's-eye look from Skytree yesterday, wow, so spectacular!
	5:50pm Mayuko: Charlie, that's so cool! Would be great if Give the Drummer DJs can throw that event rather than just me doing it! But that's hilarious that people didn't enjoy Eno. That could be the consequence for me too if I do it alone.
	5:51pm Mayuko: Doug, Joseph Hammer always does that to me!
	5:51pm Polyus: Alright Mayuko, glad to see you got a weekly show! Much deserved.
	5:52pm Mayuko: Would be a wonderful experience, Ken, if you could spend some time in such place by yourself and play music loud in such acoustic environment. I can see that being dreamy.
	5:52pm Charlie: @Doug, I think you should program music for the museum's hall of peoples or whatever they call it.
	5:53pm Mayuko: Welcome on board, Polyus! Thanks for your kind words!
	5:55pm Carmichael: Hey there, Mayuko. I have the Ohm box as well. Bought it in Goodwill many years ago for about $2.00. Go figure ...
	6:03pm coelacanth: greetings Mayuko and whirliebirds
	6:04pm steve: hey Mayuko
	6:05pm Charlie: our dj is a cactus!
	6:05pm coelacanth: ...but somehow not painful.
	6:08pm Charlie: Dieter Moebius gave us so much great music.
	6:09pm maestroso: Awesome, Mayuko, I guess you have another hour! My time sense is still awry...
	6:13pm Mayuko: Hi Carmichael, coelacanth and steve! Glad to have you guys on this cactus' board!!
	6:16pm JakeGould: Hello!
	6:17pm coelacanth: this time slot is generally not good for me,unfortunately. - but i'll try! [maybe in the winter when i'm working inside...]
	6:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: It's an odd feeling to walk around the Saguaro cactus desert in Arizona. It's like having giant, silent people all over watching you pass by on the trail.
	6:19pm Doug Schulkind: My wife's previous boyfriend is an anthropologist and ethnomusicologist who used to be on staff at the American Museum of Natural History. In 2013 he was a panelist, along with Ken Freedman, at the Audio Engineering Society convention. The subject was: "WFMU's Adventures in 24/7 Archiving: Using On-Demand Programs and Crowd-Sourced Metadata to Grow a Radio Audience."
	6:21pm Charlie: Gotta go now. Thanks, Mayuko!
	6:21pm Uncle Michael: And it works!
	6:22pm Mayuko: Thanks Charlie, bye! Hello JakeGould, welcome on board! That's too bad but there is always archives for you, coelacanth!
	6:22pm Carmichael: @Ken: I lived in Tucson for awhile, and I have a picture of a friend standing next to a saguaro. I always have to point her out, the cactus is so huge.
	6:25pm coelacanth: yes they're impressive. i have a postcard with a photograph of a car being crushed by a fallen saguaro. "Welcome to Arizona!"
	6:25pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Charmichael - They're heavy, too. www.threestarowl.com...
	6:26pm Mayuko: ahh, I'd love to see them, Ken, Carmichael. I saw them in Arizona only a long time ago when I was little. All I see now are make-believe in the glass cases.
	6:26pm Mayuko: That Audio Engineering Society convention thing sounds interesting, Doug, I will look into that after the show.
	6:28pm coelacanth: Ha! there it is!
	6:29pm Carmichael: Now you have to play a song by Cactus. (Just kidding, please don't!)
	6:30pm steve: i have this song on this great new wavey compilation LP "Tokyo Mobile Music". totally forgot about it.
	6:32pm Mayuko: uh oh, the cd was skipping and acting weird, sorry bout that everyone.
	6:33pm JakeGould: WFMU is flawless! No skipping ever!
	6:34pm coelacanth: - or "cactus" by the pixies.(my favourite pixies' song)...but, no.
	6:35pm steve: Mayuko, lemme know if you make it to AES! ill probably be there.
	6:45pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Coming up next on the Drummer Stream will be Global Grease with Kim Sorise! Kim show's airs live from Louisville, Kentucky, for the next two hours, 7-9pm (ET). Playlist here: wfmu.org...
	6:52pm Joe McG: Love John Jacob Niles! Hi, Mayuko! :)
	6:53pm Gary: I totally starred this episode
	6:54pm Mayuko: You came in last second, Joe! boo! I love him too! This is my last track - thank you for listening, everyone.
	6:55pm Bryce: thanks, mayyuukkoo!
	6:59pm coelacanth: Thanks Mayuko!
	7:05pm Mayuko: wow, Bryce! Thanks for checking in!!! And thanks so much all for listening! See you next week.
	5:00pm fred: It took we a while to catch up, but it ended up a good thing, as this first set was perfect night music. That Joseph Hammer was beautiful and new to me. Thanks a lot for playing it and letting it unfold
	1:18pm Mayuko: Thank you always, fred, Glad you dig it! Joseph Hammer is also part of The Los Angeles Free Music Society - www.lafms.com Now I wanna go to LA and see their shows and stuff!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Otto Luening	Low Speed "Low Speed" by "Otto Luening"	OHM+: The Early Gurus Of Electronic Music	Ellipsis Arts	2000		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Lech Jankowski	Menuet I "Menuet I" by "Lech Jankowski"	Institute Benjamenta	Atelier Koninck	1998		0:04:34 (Pop-up)
M. Zalla	Azione Sindacale "Azione Sindacale" by "M. Zalla"	Problemi d'oggi	Liuto Records	1973		0:06:55 (Pop-up)
Claus van Bebber / Philip Jeck	Claus van Bebber Solo	Viny’l‘isten	intermedium records	2002		0:09:25 (Pop-up)
Unknown Artist	Pili Pe "Pili Pe" by "Unknown Artist"	Papua New Guinea : Huli (Highlands)	Philips	1999	Original 1974	0:24:07 (Pop-up)
Trip Shrubb	3.12 "3.12" by "Trip Shrubb"	Leuder van Frohr	The Lows and the Highs Records	2013		0:27:43 (Pop-up)
Cabaret Voltaire	Double Vision "Double Vision" by "Cabaret Voltaire"	The Crackdown	Virgin	1983		0:29:38 (Pop-up)
Joseph Hammer	Untitled "Untitled" by "Joseph Hammer"	Dynasty Suites Vol.1	Melon Expander	2003		0:33:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	a song					0:55:32 (Pop-up)
Moebius	Furbo "Furbo" by "Moebius"	Tonspuren	Sky Records	1983		1:04:07 (Pop-up)
Gillespie Brothers	Two Thousand Four Hundred And Nine	Force Multiplier Audio: Extended Versions 2014 - 2015				1:09:02 (Pop-up)
Design For Living	One To The Wise	Messthetics #107 - D.I.Y. '78-81 London III	Hyped To Death	2009		1:11:07 (Pop-up)
P-Model	On the Organ-Yama "On the Organ-Yama" by "P-Model"	Karkador	Edge Records	1985		1:13:45 (Pop-up)
Storm Bugs	Slip Slap "Slip Slap" by "Storm Bugs"	Let's Go Outside and Get it Over	Snatch Tapes	2001	Original 1981	1:18:08 (Pop-up)
radiokvm	Alpha Apparatus "Alpha Apparatus" by "radiokvm"	The Wire Tapper 38	Wire Magazine	2015		1:20:04 (Pop-up)
Bonne Humeur Provisoire	Happy Looser	Les plus grands moments country es gibt kein bier auf hawaii	Animal Biscuit	2012		1:23:52 (Pop-up)
Hikashu	Atarashii Buzoku 新しい部族	Uwasa no Jinrui うわさの人類	Eastworld	1981		1:27:52 (Pop-up)
Choo Whan Lee	Man-Nyun Jang-Hwan Ji Kok (Song of Joy Everlasting)	Korea	UNESCO / Smithsonian Folkways Recordings	1988	Original 1972	1:31:52 (Pop-up)
Fusako Minemoto, Mitsu Yada	Aiko-bushi あいこ節	Taiko & Song Of Hachijojima		1995		1:39:48 (Pop-up)
Sakaue	Shabataki シャバタキ / Dondoko ドンドコ	Taiko & Song Of Hachijojima		1995		1:40:53 (Pop-up)
Gnawa Halwa	Sadie "Sadie" by "Gnawa Halwa"	Rhabaouine	Blanca Li Records	1994		1:42:48 (Pop-up)
Skip James	Crow Jane "Crow Jane" by "Skip James"				https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytVww5r4Nk0	1:49:00 (Pop-up)
John Jacob Niles	Go Find My True Love	John Jacob Niles Sings Folk Songs	Folkways Records	1964		1:50:36 (Pop-up)
Kloster Einsiedeln	Bells "Bells" by "Kloster Einsiedeln"	Excavated Shellac Blog			http://excavatedshellac.com/2010/12/31/the-bells-of-kloster-einsiedeln/	1:53:02 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	5:01pm Dave B: What good way to end the work day!
	5:02pm Gary: I love this comp -- I found it very recently at Academy Records
	5:02pm Mayuko: Hallos, Dave B! how was your day today?
	5:03pm Mayuko: I love it too, Gary! Welcome to the hall!
	5:03pm northguineahills: Wow, I love Otto Luening! I got this comp a millennia ago (1999ish)
	5:03pm Charlie: Hi Mayuko! I'm able to stop by for a while today. Yes the Ohm box is great.
	5:05pm northguineahills: I guess it was 2000, so not quite a millenia ago.
	5:05pm Dave B: Pretty chill, Mayuko. Hope the art intervention was a success. I'm all Tokyo'd out. Two sets of friends visited over the past two weeks! Good times, good friends, good food, good drinks!
	5:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon and happy Monday!
	5:08pm Mayuko: Hi, northguineahills and Charlie!! So glad to have you guys here even for a short while!
	5:10pm Charlie: Are those pictures at the Museum of Natural History in NY?
	5:10pm Mayuko: Dave, the art intervention thing in Queens hasn't happened yet, it's this coming weekend! Hello, Ken! Thanks for tuning in!
	5:11pm Monica: hi mayuko, enjoying your show. yo, chaz!
	5:11pm Mayuko: Wowwww, Charlie. That's exactly right!!!
	5:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Charlie - I noticed that, too. I had the same question.
	5:12pm Mayuko: Hello, Monica! Happy to have you tune in again!
	5:13pm Charlie: I used to visit a lot. Hey, Monica! Hi also Gary, NGH, all.
	5:13pm Dave B: :-/ "My mind is going... I can feel it..." H.A.L. 9000
	5:14pm Doug Schulkind: Ooh, what a moody new interior this place has!
	5:14pm Mayuko: Do you talk to them in Japanese, Dave??
	5:15pm Mayuko: Hello Doug! So happy to have you tuned in!!
	5:17pm Dave B: I try my best, as broken as it is.
	5:24pm Dave B: Just to check, you're only here for an hour or is it two? I need to shuffle my Monday's around!
	5:25pm Mayuko: I'm here for 2hrs, until 7pm, Dave.
	5:27pm Doug Schulkind: So wonderful that.
	5:32pm Dave B: Sugoi! My calendar has been marked.
	5:36pm Mayuko: @Dave YAY! You won't be sorry (hopefully).
	5:40pm Charlie: This has been a mesmerizing first set so far . . .
	5:41pm northguineahills: Wow, this is an amazing set. I wish I didn't have to go in a few minutes. Superb, Mayuko!
	5:43pm Dervish: They make be fake forests, but they are very real fake forests.
	5:44pm Uncle Michael: Good afternoon.
	5:44pm Mayuko: Thanks, Charlie and northguineahills! Today I picked the tracks I want to listen to in that Hall of North American Forests of the museum if I could spend a night in there. I wish they allowed me to do that!
	5:45pm Uncle Michael: Is this a radio diorama?
	5:45pm maestroso: Hello Mayuko, I'm just tuning in from Tokyo (just woke up). It's 6:44 am and looks like a lovely day, like yesterday. I had to say hi before it's too late!
	5:46pm Mayuko: That's the best compliment, Uncle Michael!! Dervish, that's so true, they look so real it drives me crazy sometimes.
	5:47pm Charlie: Hi Uncle Michael. Mayuko -- I think the museum should let you program music in those halls.
	5:48pm Charlie: Which reminds me, I read once that some airport actually played Brian Eno's Music for Airports and people complained.
	5:48pm Mayuko: ohhh, ohayo maestroso! glad you got there after the typhoon! seemed like it was a huge mess last week.
	5:48pm Doug Schulkind: Somebody here is really playing vertigo.
	5:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: Years ago, I had a 6:00AM flight out of Newark. I set up my sleeping bag behind an unused ticket counter and spent the night there. Kind of a similar hallway and with a hard, cold floor.
	5:49pm Uncle Michael: Mayuko, we could call you Ma Radio. It's an anagram of diorama.
	5:49pm maestroso: Yes, all is well at least around the city. Had a bird's-eye look from Skytree yesterday, wow, so spectacular!
	5:50pm Mayuko: Charlie, that's so cool! Would be great if Give the Drummer DJs can throw that event rather than just me doing it! But that's hilarious that people didn't enjoy Eno. That could be the consequence for me too if I do it alone.
	5:51pm Mayuko: Doug, Joseph Hammer always does that to me!
	5:51pm Polyus: Alright Mayuko, glad to see you got a weekly show! Much deserved.
	5:52pm Mayuko: Would be a wonderful experience, Ken, if you could spend some time in such place by yourself and play music loud in such acoustic environment. I can see that being dreamy.
	5:52pm Charlie: @Doug, I think you should program music for the museum's hall of peoples or whatever they call it.
	5:53pm Mayuko: Welcome on board, Polyus! Thanks for your kind words!
	5:55pm Carmichael: Hey there, Mayuko. I have the Ohm box as well. Bought it in Goodwill many years ago for about $2.00. Go figure ...
	6:03pm coelacanth: greetings Mayuko and whirliebirds
	6:04pm steve: hey Mayuko
	6:05pm Charlie: our dj is a cactus!
	6:05pm coelacanth: ...but somehow not painful.
	6:08pm Charlie: Dieter Moebius gave us so much great music.
	6:09pm maestroso: Awesome, Mayuko, I guess you have another hour! My time sense is still awry...
	6:13pm Mayuko: Hi Carmichael, coelacanth and steve! Glad to have you guys on this cactus' board!!
	6:16pm JakeGould: Hello!
	6:17pm coelacanth: this time slot is generally not good for me,unfortunately. - but i'll try! [maybe in the winter when i'm working inside...]
	6:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: It's an odd feeling to walk around the Saguaro cactus desert in Arizona. It's like having giant, silent people all over watching you pass by on the trail.
	6:19pm Doug Schulkind: My wife's previous boyfriend is an anthropologist and ethnomusicologist who used to be on staff at the American Museum of Natural History. In 2013 he was a panelist, along with Ken Freedman, at the Audio Engineering Society convention. The subject was: "WFMU's Adventures in 24/7 Archiving: Using On-Demand Programs and Crowd-Sourced Metadata to Grow a Radio Audience."
	6:21pm Charlie: Gotta go now. Thanks, Mayuko!
	6:21pm Uncle Michael: And it works!
	6:22pm Mayuko: Thanks Charlie, bye! Hello JakeGould, welcome on board! That's too bad but there is always archives for you, coelacanth!
	6:22pm Carmichael: @Ken: I lived in Tucson for awhile, and I have a picture of a friend standing next to a saguaro. I always have to point her out, the cactus is so huge.
	6:25pm coelacanth: yes they're impressive. i have a postcard with a photograph of a car being crushed by a fallen saguaro. "Welcome to Arizona!"
	6:25pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Charmichael - They're heavy, too. www.threestarowl.com...
	6:26pm Mayuko: ahh, I'd love to see them, Ken, Carmichael. I saw them in Arizona only a long time ago when I was little. All I see now are make-believe in the glass cases.
	6:26pm Mayuko: That Audio Engineering Society convention thing sounds interesting, Doug, I will look into that after the show.
	6:28pm coelacanth: Ha! there it is!
	6:29pm Carmichael: Now you have to play a song by Cactus. (Just kidding, please don't!)
	6:30pm steve: i have this song on this great new wavey compilation LP "Tokyo Mobile Music". totally forgot about it.
	6:32pm Mayuko: uh oh, the cd was skipping and acting weird, sorry bout that everyone.
	6:33pm JakeGould: WFMU is flawless! No skipping ever!
	6:34pm coelacanth: - or "cactus" by the pixies.(my favourite pixies' song)...but, no.
	6:35pm steve: Mayuko, lemme know if you make it to AES! ill probably be there.
	6:45pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... Coming up next on the Drummer Stream will be Global Grease with Kim Sorise! Kim show's airs live from Louisville, Kentucky, for the next two hours, 7-9pm (ET). Playlist here: wfmu.org...
	6:52pm Joe McG: Love John Jacob Niles! Hi, Mayuko! :)
	6:53pm Gary: I totally starred this episode
	6:54pm Mayuko: You came in last second, Joe! boo! I love him too! This is my last track - thank you for listening, everyone.
	6:55pm Bryce: thanks, mayyuukkoo!
	6:59pm coelacanth: Thanks Mayuko!
	7:05pm Mayuko: wow, Bryce! Thanks for checking in!!! And thanks so much all for listening! See you next week.
	5:00pm fred: It took we a while to catch up, but it ended up a good thing, as this first set was perfect night music. That Joseph Hammer was beautiful and new to me. Thanks a lot for playing it and letting it unfold
	1:18pm Mayuko: Thank you always, fred, Glad you dig it! Joseph Hammer is also part of The Los Angeles Free Music Society - www.lafms.com Now I wanna go to LA and see their shows and stuff!

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from September 14, 2015

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