WFMU: Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from December 16, 2015

Listener comments!
	7:00pm ndbob: heya Kurt and everyone!
	7:01pm Kurt Gottschalk: we have signal? started off weird....
	7:05pm glenn: well, the devil's in the details.
	7:05pm ndbob: been fine so far - after that start
	7:06pm Carmichael: Oh, hi Kurt! And hello Lux & Ivy.
	7:06pm glenn: well, ivy, anyway.
	7:07pm Kurt Gottschalk: it always takes me a minute to get used to this studio
	7:07pm Kurt Gottschalk: hi everyone!
	7:08pm glenn: hi kurt, and all.
	7:10pm Kurt Gottschalk: hello to lux, too.
	7:10pm Dean: Why just yesterday I was commenting on another show about "bleeding chunks" of Wagner, arias and preludes torn from their contexts, trailing fatty ligaments and veins, for the sake of satisfying the fan of Wagner who can't afford the time to listen to the whole damn opera.
	7:11pm Dean: And I love that Elgar "Sea Pictures." You can play that, too, if you like.
	7:11pm Kurt Gottschalk: aaaaaaaaaaah hahahahhahaha!
	7:12pm glenn: who has 10 hours to listen to wagner?
	7:14pm Dean: Precisely. Not me, that's for fucking sure. Ah, but this is an arrangement for organ! That's different.
	7:17pm glenn: it's like berlin alexanderplatz. i applaud fassbinder for doing it, but i'm not going to sit in a theatre for 15 hours to watch a movie.
	7:18pm glenn: although veronika voss is my all time favourite film.
	7:20pm Dean: I know somebody who saw BA way back when in one day, a two-part affair with lunch in the middle. He loved it. Some nights I tease my kids and offer to rent it from Redbox. "We'll all get cosy in bed at 7:30 and watch the movie until...10:30 tomorrow morning!" I attended the LA production of "Angels in America," which is more like seven or eight hours. Too glitzy for me. I'd see the first half in workshop, which was spectacular. But once the production team decided to inject its own vision of spectacle the show was doomed.
	7:22pm Dean: When she was just a toddler, I called my 4YO daughter "My little Diamanda Galas!"
	7:24pm Kurt Gottschalk: nice
	7:24pm Richard Gruesome: Do you take requests? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6kbu1uXKvY
	7:26pm Dean: A bit like Esther Lamandier here. Same repertoire.
	7:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Three-headed dawg ! Three-headed dawg ! I been listening to Kurt Gottschalk w/ a three-headed dawg !
	7:28pm Dean: Er, same era, different region.
	7:29pm Doug Schulkind: Eenie meenie minie minotaur!
	7:31pm Uncle Michael: It's all Greek to me.
	7:35pm Dean: I know a bit of Greek. For instance, σκατά. It means shit.
	7:39pm Dean: That "Cantiga del fuego" was later than the Greek Rhapsody track? Yow.
	7:39pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Kurt and all!
	7:40pm Dean: Originally written and performed by Chat Stevens.
	7:44pm northguineahills: holas minotaurians!
	7:51pm northguineahills: Paulo Angeli likes to use a lot of traditional Sardinian instruments. They're a lot of fun to look at (channels Sun Ra's 'Strange Strings')
	7:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& I was thinking I would listen for the contrast to Honky Tonk Radio Girl @ 8...
	7:54pm Hambone: "cut the mustard"?!!
	7:54pm northguineahills: Well, I'm still old enough to cut the cheese!
	7:55pm Hambone: ..must be pretty old then.
	7:55pm ndbob: excellent first hour Kurt! bye for now
	7:56pm Hambone: the mustard, that is.
	8:03pm northguineahills: The wife is going to see Laurie Anderson tomorrow. I couldn't afford it, but at least I got to chat w/ her at a bar once back in 2005.
	8:04pm Jeff: Wait, what? There's a Kurt show and I didn't know to listen in?
	8:05pm Kurt Gottschalk: laurie's super nice. i once went to a fundraiser reception at the kitchen and i knew she was going to be there so i had my friend back home fax the school report her daughter did about how laurie was her hero. laurie seemed pleased by it.
	8:05pm Kurt Gottschalk: hi jeff. i forgot to run audition.
	8:07pm Jeff: Sigh.
	8:09pm Kurt Gottschalk: sorry
	8:12pm northguineahills: @Kurt: She was invited by Keiko. She sat next to me, and I could barely contain by school boyish enthusiasm. We talked about normal stuff about music and arts. As I left, I mentioned I had her vinyl box set for United States of America (she only ID'ed herself as Laurie).
	8:14pm Kurt Gottschalk: nice. i sat next to her and lou at the movies once. it was 'giant' - the james dean / liz taylor movie. i think it was laurie's turn to pick the movie because lou was fidgeting, sleeping, trying to use the light off the screen to read his watch ...
	8:16pm northguineahills: Thanks Kurt, I should be back before 10.
	8:35pm coelacanth: howdy Kurt and all
	8:37pm Kurt Gottschalk: hey, coelc!
	8:41pm coelacanth: hey who made that gif of the last party i threw?
	8:42pm Kurt Gottschalk: your next door neighbor
	8:44pm coelacanth: oh,yeah. he should be glad i didn't invite him,after he saw all those people fall (accidentally) into the fire pit.
	8:45pm Kurt Gottschalk: whoops!
	9:07pm Uncle Michael: I can see a Walmart from my window.
	9:07pm Kurt Gottschalk: weird. do you live in alaska?
	9:08pm Uncle Michael: It's not a Russian Walmart.
	9:09pm Uncle Michael: It's about a half mile away. I can't see it when the trees have leaves but I can this time of year. I long for spring.
	9:10pm Kurt Gottschalk: haha
	9:11pm Kurt Gottschalk: i know it's an old story but i actually saw wal-mart kill my mom's town in west tennessee. there's nothing downtown anymore. everyone shops at wal-mart and everyone lives at wal-mart. they should just build a dormitory on the roof.
	9:13pm Uncle Michael: It's kind of awful. I've never been in this one near me. It went up about ten years ago. I shop at a store across the street from it. We lost three other grocery stores in the area after it opened. It does damage even here...but nothing like what they did to rural towns.
	9:14pm Kurt Gottschalk: i knew it was bad but i always thought it was an exaggeration until i saw it.
	9:16pm Uncle Michael: I'm close enough to lot of mall towns to have watched that happen. We shopped for bulk stuff at a Sam's Club until we got a Costco an hour away. It's a good excuse for going to the bigger city. Big city amenities and no supporting Satan.
	9:19pm Kurt Gottschalk: coelcanth parties with satan.
	9:19pm Uncle Michael: like it's 1999
	9:20pm Dean: I can see a Chipotle and a Walgreen's from my window. Kinda convenient, if you think about it, under the present circumstances.
	9:20pm Uncle Michael: What are the present circumstances?
	9:21pm Kurt Gottschalk: i live in manhattan and i see a tree-covered hill out my windows.
	9:21pm Uncle Michael: This is a track that I think I want to hear exactly once but that I'll be sad when it ends.
	9:22pm Dean: Chipotle outposts around the country (NW and here in CA, at least) serving tainted food, making folks mighty ill.
	9:23pm Uncle Michael: Well, I can't really complain...I live on six wooded acres...which is pretty much all I can see till the leaves drop and I can see that damned Walmart.
	9:23pm Uncle Michael: I hadn't heard that, Dean.
	9:24pm coelacanth: my town would rally against walmart coming in. cvs was stopped. the village (downtown,where i live) has an ordinance against chain-business now; but that didn't pass until after a starbucks and a mobile mart were there.
	9:25pm Kurt Gottschalk: when i moved to nyc in the 90s there wasn't an ordinance of chains, they just didn't have them. it was one of the first things i noticed. now they're everywhere.
	9:27pm Uncle Michael: The only strange thing about chains in NYC is who would patronize such places with the diverse wealth of options available there. Of course the answer is probably risk-averse tourists and commuters.
	9:28pm coelacanth: ...oh,yeah and 2 other petrol stations,and little chains- like a korean/japanese restaurant that's one of three.
	9:29pm Dean: Blech, it's worse than I thought: "Forty-five people in six different states have contracted food poisoning after eating at a Chipotle restaurant this fall, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). "Most cases, 26, were in Washington State. The CDC also reported two cases in California, two in Minnesota, two in New York, one in Ohio, and 13 in Oregon. At least 16 people have been hospitalized."--ThinkProgress, November 21, 2015
	9:29pm Uncle Michael: I grew up in a big city and choose now not to live in one but when I visit them...I'm looking for the flavor of the city, not the familiarity of a strip mall.
	9:30pm Uncle Michael: That news is good for Qdoba.
	9:32pm Dean: Which is why I often head to the local public library. But then I have a perverse fondness for strip mall familiarity, too. There's one in Victoriaville, site of the annual Musique Actuelle. I'd grab coffee there and watch the locals shop. Having grown up in an LA suburb, I felt entirely at home, even if I didn't ever hang out at the mall as a kid. Also, the Victo mall was all French. But still, the same kinds of shops.
	9:33pm coelacanth: UM, there are many places in this village to get coffee and such- several of which serve excellent quality for less money than shitty,burnt,overpriced starfucks; yet business is booming for them. the students from long island and many of the tourists go there, i guess for the reasons you stated.
	9:34pm Kurt Gottschalk: the chains in nyc work the way they do everywhere else. they're bigger and cheaper and eventually push out the competition. it might be harder to pull off, i'm not sure, but it's the same mode of operation.
	9:35pm Dean: Also, it's easier for the chains to move in, a function of their being bigger. That's why it's called capitalism.
	9:38pm Uncle Michael: When I was in Manhattan last March, for the first time in about six years, I still saw enough of what makes it New York to still be New York, I think. I didn't feel cornered into frequenting chains. I still make it to Chicago about twice each year and it's the same way.
	9:39pm Uncle Michael: I suppose it's connected to the way Times Square famously changed. My last two visits to Times Square were in 1975 and 2009.
	9:41pm Kurt Gottschalk: yeah, it's still nyc, uncle mike, but it's changed.
	9:41pm Uncle Michael: It's the only constant.
	9:43pm Dean: As they say in Victo, "Plus ça change..."
	9:49pm Uncle Michael: This is delicious.
	9:55pm northguineahills: While waiting to meet a friend for a drink, I was reading Dec '14s Wire (i'm way behind) and came across Kurt reviewing the New Opera Days Fest in Ostrava, Czechia, and he interviews Kamala Sankaram!, a friend of mine that used to play w/ me years back! Cheers Kurt!
	10:00pm Uncle Michael: Take your time, Kurt...no one is up next!
	10:03pm coelacanth: Thanks Kurt! gnight animals. (..."early christmas eve"?)
	10:03pm Uncle Michael: zzzzzzzzzzzzz

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from December 16, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Johnny Griffith, Inc.	Grand Central Shuttle		RCA	1972	45		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Cramps	TV Set "TV Set" by "The Cramps"	Songs The Lord Taught Us	I.R.S.	1980	LP		0:02:39 (Pop-up)
Sarah Rose Taylor	Tristan und Isolde (Prelude to Act I)	Wagner: Wesendonck-Lieder Elgar: Sea Pictures	MSR Classics	2015	CD	Composed by Richard Wagner	0:05:59 (Pop-up)
Anne Renouprez / Peter Tomek	Kompositionen zu Goethe's Faust	Lieder & Sonate für Mathilde Wesendonck	Pavane Records	2013	CD		0:17:15 (Pop-up)
Diamanda Galas	Birds of Death "Birds of Death" by "Diamanda Galas"	Defixiones Will & Testament	Mute	2003	CD		0:18:54 (Pop-up)
Savina Yannatou	La cantiga del fuego	Songs of Thessaloniki	ECM	2015	CD		0:23:31 (Pop-up)
Gretsis & S. Stamos	Greek Rhapsody	Greek Rhapsody: Instrumental Music From Greece 1905-1956	Dust-to-Digital	2014	CD		0:27:33 (Pop-up)

Claude François	Fleur sauvage "Fleur sauvage" by "Claude François"	Claude François: Best of					0:38:15 (Pop-up)
Paolo Angeli	Melilla "Melilla" by "Paolo Angeli"	S'Û	AnMa / ReR	2015	CD		0:42:33 (Pop-up)
Lefty Frizzell	I'm An Old, Old Man (Tryin' To Live While I Can)	Look What Thoughts Will Do	Sony	1997	CD	Originally released in 1953	0:48:52 (Pop-up)
Ernest Tubb	Too Old to Cut the Mustard	Retrospective Vol 2	MCA	1987	CD		0:51:14 (Pop-up)

Robert Ashley	The Church (After the Fact)	Perfect Lives: An Opera for Television	Lovely Music, Ltd.	1991	CD		1:01:45 (Pop-up)
Randy Hostetler	Part 3 "Part 3" by "Randy Hostetler"	Happily Ever After	Frog Peak Music	1999	CD		1:26:22 (Pop-up)
Bongwater	Folk Song "Folk Song" by "Bongwater"	The Power of Pussy	Shimmy Disk	1990	LP		1:35:57 (Pop-up)
Negativland	untitled / untitled "untitled / untitled" by "Negativland"	It's All In Your Head	Seeland	2014	CD		1:45:29 (Pop-up)

Komar & Melamid and Dave Soldier	The Most Unwanted Song	The People's Choice Music	Dia Center	1997	CD		1:59:53 (Pop-up)
Sara Budde / Eileen Mack / Argeo Ascani / Alex Hamlin.	Telescope	Telescope	Physical Editions	2015	CD	Composed by Tristan Perich - https://tristanperich.bandcamp.com/album/telescope	2:21:33 (Pop-up)
Norberto Lobo And Joao Lobo	Tak for Sherman	Oba Loba	Shhpuma	2014	CD		2:28:41 (Pop-up)
Prince	Black Muse "Black Muse" by "Prince"	HitNRun Phase Two	NPG Records	2015	MP3		2:34:56 (Pop-up)
James Brown	Caledonia "Caledonia" by "James Brown"				CD		2:42:24 (Pop-up)
World Saxophone Quartet	Night Train	Rhythm and Blues	Elektra/Nonesuch		CD		2:45:41 (Pop-up)
John Hollenbeck	Up, Up and Away "Up, Up and Away" by "John Hollenbeck"	Songs We Like a Lot					2:49:27 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:00pm ndbob: heya Kurt and everyone!
	7:01pm Kurt Gottschalk: we have signal? started off weird....
	7:05pm glenn: well, the devil's in the details.
	7:05pm ndbob: been fine so far - after that start
	7:06pm Carmichael: Oh, hi Kurt! And hello Lux & Ivy.
	7:06pm glenn: well, ivy, anyway.
	7:07pm Kurt Gottschalk: it always takes me a minute to get used to this studio
	7:07pm Kurt Gottschalk: hi everyone!
	7:08pm glenn: hi kurt, and all.
	7:10pm Kurt Gottschalk: hello to lux, too.
	7:10pm Dean: Why just yesterday I was commenting on another show about "bleeding chunks" of Wagner, arias and preludes torn from their contexts, trailing fatty ligaments and veins, for the sake of satisfying the fan of Wagner who can't afford the time to listen to the whole damn opera.
	7:11pm Dean: And I love that Elgar "Sea Pictures." You can play that, too, if you like.
	7:11pm Kurt Gottschalk: aaaaaaaaaaah hahahahhahaha!
	7:12pm glenn: who has 10 hours to listen to wagner?
	7:14pm Dean: Precisely. Not me, that's for fucking sure. Ah, but this is an arrangement for organ! That's different.
	7:17pm glenn: it's like berlin alexanderplatz. i applaud fassbinder for doing it, but i'm not going to sit in a theatre for 15 hours to watch a movie.
	7:18pm glenn: although veronika voss is my all time favourite film.
	7:20pm Dean: I know somebody who saw BA way back when in one day, a two-part affair with lunch in the middle. He loved it. Some nights I tease my kids and offer to rent it from Redbox. "We'll all get cosy in bed at 7:30 and watch the movie until...10:30 tomorrow morning!" I attended the LA production of "Angels in America," which is more like seven or eight hours. Too glitzy for me. I'd see the first half in workshop, which was spectacular. But once the production team decided to inject its own vision of spectacle the show was doomed.
	7:22pm Dean: When she was just a toddler, I called my 4YO daughter "My little Diamanda Galas!"
	7:24pm Kurt Gottschalk: nice
	7:24pm Richard Gruesome: Do you take requests? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6kbu1uXKvY
	7:26pm Dean: A bit like Esther Lamandier here. Same repertoire.
	7:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Three-headed dawg ! Three-headed dawg ! I been listening to Kurt Gottschalk w/ a three-headed dawg !
	7:28pm Dean: Er, same era, different region.
	7:29pm Doug Schulkind: Eenie meenie minie minotaur!
	7:31pm Uncle Michael: It's all Greek to me.
	7:35pm Dean: I know a bit of Greek. For instance, σκατά. It means shit.
	7:39pm Dean: That "Cantiga del fuego" was later than the Greek Rhapsody track? Yow.
	7:39pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Kurt and all!
	7:40pm Dean: Originally written and performed by Chat Stevens.
	7:44pm northguineahills: holas minotaurians!
	7:51pm northguineahills: Paulo Angeli likes to use a lot of traditional Sardinian instruments. They're a lot of fun to look at (channels Sun Ra's 'Strange Strings')
	7:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& I was thinking I would listen for the contrast to Honky Tonk Radio Girl @ 8...
	7:54pm Hambone: "cut the mustard"?!!
	7:54pm northguineahills: Well, I'm still old enough to cut the cheese!
	7:55pm Hambone: ..must be pretty old then.
	7:55pm ndbob: excellent first hour Kurt! bye for now
	7:56pm Hambone: the mustard, that is.
	8:03pm northguineahills: The wife is going to see Laurie Anderson tomorrow. I couldn't afford it, but at least I got to chat w/ her at a bar once back in 2005.
	8:04pm Jeff: Wait, what? There's a Kurt show and I didn't know to listen in?
	8:05pm Kurt Gottschalk: laurie's super nice. i once went to a fundraiser reception at the kitchen and i knew she was going to be there so i had my friend back home fax the school report her daughter did about how laurie was her hero. laurie seemed pleased by it.
	8:05pm Kurt Gottschalk: hi jeff. i forgot to run audition.
	8:07pm Jeff: Sigh.
	8:09pm Kurt Gottschalk: sorry
	8:12pm northguineahills: @Kurt: She was invited by Keiko. She sat next to me, and I could barely contain by school boyish enthusiasm. We talked about normal stuff about music and arts. As I left, I mentioned I had her vinyl box set for United States of America (she only ID'ed herself as Laurie).
	8:14pm Kurt Gottschalk: nice. i sat next to her and lou at the movies once. it was 'giant' - the james dean / liz taylor movie. i think it was laurie's turn to pick the movie because lou was fidgeting, sleeping, trying to use the light off the screen to read his watch ...
	8:16pm northguineahills: Thanks Kurt, I should be back before 10.
	8:35pm coelacanth: howdy Kurt and all
	8:37pm Kurt Gottschalk: hey, coelc!
	8:41pm coelacanth: hey who made that gif of the last party i threw?
	8:42pm Kurt Gottschalk: your next door neighbor
	8:44pm coelacanth: oh,yeah. he should be glad i didn't invite him,after he saw all those people fall (accidentally) into the fire pit.
	8:45pm Kurt Gottschalk: whoops!
	9:07pm Uncle Michael: I can see a Walmart from my window.
	9:07pm Kurt Gottschalk: weird. do you live in alaska?
	9:08pm Uncle Michael: It's not a Russian Walmart.
	9:09pm Uncle Michael: It's about a half mile away. I can't see it when the trees have leaves but I can this time of year. I long for spring.
	9:10pm Kurt Gottschalk: haha
	9:11pm Kurt Gottschalk: i know it's an old story but i actually saw wal-mart kill my mom's town in west tennessee. there's nothing downtown anymore. everyone shops at wal-mart and everyone lives at wal-mart. they should just build a dormitory on the roof.
	9:13pm Uncle Michael: It's kind of awful. I've never been in this one near me. It went up about ten years ago. I shop at a store across the street from it. We lost three other grocery stores in the area after it opened. It does damage even here...but nothing like what they did to rural towns.
	9:14pm Kurt Gottschalk: i knew it was bad but i always thought it was an exaggeration until i saw it.
	9:16pm Uncle Michael: I'm close enough to lot of mall towns to have watched that happen. We shopped for bulk stuff at a Sam's Club until we got a Costco an hour away. It's a good excuse for going to the bigger city. Big city amenities and no supporting Satan.
	9:19pm Kurt Gottschalk: coelcanth parties with satan.
	9:19pm Uncle Michael: like it's 1999
	9:20pm Dean: I can see a Chipotle and a Walgreen's from my window. Kinda convenient, if you think about it, under the present circumstances.
	9:20pm Uncle Michael: What are the present circumstances?
	9:21pm Kurt Gottschalk: i live in manhattan and i see a tree-covered hill out my windows.
	9:21pm Uncle Michael: This is a track that I think I want to hear exactly once but that I'll be sad when it ends.
	9:22pm Dean: Chipotle outposts around the country (NW and here in CA, at least) serving tainted food, making folks mighty ill.
	9:23pm Uncle Michael: Well, I can't really complain...I live on six wooded acres...which is pretty much all I can see till the leaves drop and I can see that damned Walmart.
	9:23pm Uncle Michael: I hadn't heard that, Dean.
	9:24pm coelacanth: my town would rally against walmart coming in. cvs was stopped. the village (downtown,where i live) has an ordinance against chain-business now; but that didn't pass until after a starbucks and a mobile mart were there.
	9:25pm Kurt Gottschalk: when i moved to nyc in the 90s there wasn't an ordinance of chains, they just didn't have them. it was one of the first things i noticed. now they're everywhere.
	9:27pm Uncle Michael: The only strange thing about chains in NYC is who would patronize such places with the diverse wealth of options available there. Of course the answer is probably risk-averse tourists and commuters.
	9:28pm coelacanth: ...oh,yeah and 2 other petrol stations,and little chains- like a korean/japanese restaurant that's one of three.
	9:29pm Dean: Blech, it's worse than I thought: "Forty-five people in six different states have contracted food poisoning after eating at a Chipotle restaurant this fall, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). "Most cases, 26, were in Washington State. The CDC also reported two cases in California, two in Minnesota, two in New York, one in Ohio, and 13 in Oregon. At least 16 people have been hospitalized."--ThinkProgress, November 21, 2015
	9:29pm Uncle Michael: I grew up in a big city and choose now not to live in one but when I visit them...I'm looking for the flavor of the city, not the familiarity of a strip mall.
	9:30pm Uncle Michael: That news is good for Qdoba.
	9:32pm Dean: Which is why I often head to the local public library. But then I have a perverse fondness for strip mall familiarity, too. There's one in Victoriaville, site of the annual Musique Actuelle. I'd grab coffee there and watch the locals shop. Having grown up in an LA suburb, I felt entirely at home, even if I didn't ever hang out at the mall as a kid. Also, the Victo mall was all French. But still, the same kinds of shops.
	9:33pm coelacanth: UM, there are many places in this village to get coffee and such- several of which serve excellent quality for less money than shitty,burnt,overpriced starfucks; yet business is booming for them. the students from long island and many of the tourists go there, i guess for the reasons you stated.
	9:34pm Kurt Gottschalk: the chains in nyc work the way they do everywhere else. they're bigger and cheaper and eventually push out the competition. it might be harder to pull off, i'm not sure, but it's the same mode of operation.
	9:35pm Dean: Also, it's easier for the chains to move in, a function of their being bigger. That's why it's called capitalism.
	9:38pm Uncle Michael: When I was in Manhattan last March, for the first time in about six years, I still saw enough of what makes it New York to still be New York, I think. I didn't feel cornered into frequenting chains. I still make it to Chicago about twice each year and it's the same way.
	9:39pm Uncle Michael: I suppose it's connected to the way Times Square famously changed. My last two visits to Times Square were in 1975 and 2009.
	9:41pm Kurt Gottschalk: yeah, it's still nyc, uncle mike, but it's changed.
	9:41pm Uncle Michael: It's the only constant.
	9:43pm Dean: As they say in Victo, "Plus ça change..."
	9:49pm Uncle Michael: This is delicious.
	9:55pm northguineahills: While waiting to meet a friend for a drink, I was reading Dec '14s Wire (i'm way behind) and came across Kurt reviewing the New Opera Days Fest in Ostrava, Czechia, and he interviews Kamala Sankaram!, a friend of mine that used to play w/ me years back! Cheers Kurt!
	10:00pm Uncle Michael: Take your time, Kurt...no one is up next!
	10:03pm coelacanth: Thanks Kurt! gnight animals. (..."early christmas eve"?)
	10:03pm Uncle Michael: zzzzzzzzzzzzz

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from December 16, 2015

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