the gamelan game... (webcast): More Than A Few Exciting Moments with Frank O'Toole

Track	Artist	Album / Format	Approx. start time
Pet Sounds	Beach Boys	"Pet Sounds" Lp (CD)	0:00:00 Pop-up)
Under The Bamboo Tree	Steve Martin, Sissy Spacek, Margaret O'Brien	fxo mix / mashup (CD-R)	0:11:04 Pop-up)
MUSIC BEHIND THE DJ: Mr. Lucky	Henry Mancini	"Greatest Hits" Lp (Vinyl)	0:13:01 Pop-up)

5000 BC	The Evolution Control Committee	"Plagiarhythm Nation" Lp (CD)	0:16:02 Pop-up)
Loud Minority	United Future Organization	"The Rebirth of Cool" compil. Lp (CD)	0:17:24 Pop-up)
Pick Up The Pieces	Quartet San Francisco	"Whirled Chamber Music" Lp (CD)	0:20:46 Pop-up)
Don't Keep Me Wonderin'	The Slide Brothers	"Robert Randolph Presents: The Slide Brothers" Lp (CD)	0:24:54 Pop-up)
You're Gonna Need Somebody On Your Bond	Taj Mahal	"The Essential Taj Mahal" Lp (CD)	0:29:43 Pop-up)
Absolutely Sweet Marie (Take 1)	Bob Dylan	"The Bootleg Series, Vol. 12: 1965-1966" Lp (CD) *	0:35:21 Pop-up)
I Can't See Nobody (Alternate take)	Bee Gees	"Bee Gees 1st" Lp (CD)	0:40:09 Pop-up)
Confetti	James Blackshaw	"Summoning Suns" Lp (CD) *	0:44:00 Pop-up)
I Close My Eyes	Bee Gees	"Bee Gees 1st" Lp (CD)	0:48:25 Pop-up)
Playing Golf (with my Flesh Crawling)	Family Fodder	"Sunday Girls" reissue Lp (CD) *	0:50:36 Pop-up)
Phosphenes / Lola Goes Blind	Laurie Anderson	"Heart of A Dog" Lp (CD) *	0:55:05 Pop-up)
MUSIC BEHIND DJ: Daly's Looney tune / FMU Locked Groove	Tom Daly's Looney Toon	fxo mix / mashup (CD-R)	0:58:59 Pop-up)

Magere Brug	Ben Neill	"Horizonal" Lp (CD) *	1:04:20 Pop-up)
from Jurassic Park	Jeff Goldblum bit	mashup (MP3)	1:09:24 Pop-up)
Tonight From NY (2 parts)	Steinski	"Nothing To Fear: A Rough Mix" Lp (CD)	1:11:35 Pop-up)
LSD 25	Doctor Cannabinoid	Dark Ambient edit (CD-R)	1:12:42 Pop-up)
Tonight From NY (4 parts)	Steinski	"Nothing To Fear: A Rough Mix" Lp (CD)	1:16:48 Pop-up)
Old Mr. Moon's Lollipop	The Mighty Boosh	from The Mighty Boosh television show (CD-R)	1:20:29 Pop-up)
The Tom Vu Rap	Ray Brunelle	"Misc. Tunes & Jethros" Lp (Cassette)	1:22:12 Pop-up)
Psych Ersatz	The Moonlandingz	"Expanded EP" Lp (CD) *	1:26:59 Pop-up)
Military Experiment	HeLa	Psych edit (MP3)	1:31:08 Pop-up)
Country Grammar (Hydro Mix)	Steinski	"Nothing To Fear: A Rough Mix" Lp (CD)	1:34:30 Pop-up)
Lil' Brick House	The Commodores	mashup with The Commodores (A plus D Productions) (CD-R)	1:36:51 Pop-up)
Ear	Ken Nordine	"Does Robert Shure's Wink" Lp (CD)	1:41:50 Pop-up)
MUSIC BEHIND THE DJ: Lift / FMU Locked groove	808 State	12" Ep (CD-R)	1:44:19 Pop-up)

Never Never	Lush	"Split" Lp (CD)	1:49:18 Pop-up)
The Buzz (featuring Mayer Hawthorne)	Med Blu Madlib	"Bad Neighbor" Lp (CD) *	1:57:24 Pop-up)
The Adventures of Hurricane Mike	Mad Genius	"2012" Lp (CD) *	2:01:59 Pop-up)
We Buried Indierock Years Ago	Zea	"The 7" Cassette" Lp (CD) *	2:05:46 Pop-up)
Total Systems	Wobbly	"Greetings" Lp (CD)	2:09:17 Pop-up)
Privilege (featuring Anna-Lynne Williams)	Anomie Belle	"The Crush" Lp (CD)	2:11:38 Pop-up)
Waiting On The Sun	Nikki Yanovsky	"Little Secret" Lp (CD) *	2:16:17 Pop-up)
Cast Your Fate To The Wind	Vince Guaraldi	"The Charlie Brown Suite, and Other Favorites" Lp (CD)	2:20:32 Pop-up)
You Were Our Star	Yabadum	mp3 mix (MP3)	2:26:12 Pop-up)
Jewelry Duty	A Sunny Day In Glasgow	"Planning Weed Like It's Acid" Lp (CD) *	2:30:30 Pop-up)
Sick Ass Moon	!!!	"As If" Lp (CD) *	2:34:25 Pop-up)
MUSIC BEHIND THE DJ: Exodus	R Stevie Moore	"Hundreds of Hiding Places" Ep (CD)	2:38:35 Pop-up)

So You Say You Lost Your Baby	Mud Pie Sun	"Wooden Circle" Lp (CD)	2:44:34 Pop-up)
Get Right Church	MV & EE	"Barn Nova" Lp (CD)	2:47:41 Pop-up)
The Fool	Quicksilver Messenger Service	1967 demo (MP3)	2:53:17 Pop-up)
end theme(s)	Alfred Hitchcock & The Nelson Riddle Orchestra	fxo mix / mashup (MP3)	3:03:10 Pop-up)

Listener comments!

6:07am fxo:

I'm really depressed about the Bowie's passing. I'm not ready for it...

6:08am pacific standard simon:

Izz thizz aaa jokkke???

6:08am P-90:

Hey Frank. Howz bayou?

6:09am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Bowie succeeded, I feel. That helps, but it's hard.

6:10am P-90:

That Bowie thing didnt really happen?

6:12am fxo:

good morning, alla yez, especially, pacific standard, P-90, RevRab

6:14am V Priceless:

Hi Frank. Yeah, the DB news has me numb.

6:15am fxo:

V Priceless: numb for the both of us.

6:19am hawkeye:

I'm shocked about Bowie. Beyond

6:19am pacific standard simon:

He done gone and left us all alone.

6:22am duke:

Good morning fxo and all. Sad news about Bowie.

6:23am pacific standard simon:

Well, The Slide Brothers sounded more like a Mick Ronson tribute.

6:24am Cooh John:

Good morning fxo and momenteers. Good night Jean Genie. I am in a moon age dazedream.

6:27am hawkeye:

His new video makes sense now

6:28am fxo:

sad news, indeed.
Thanks hawkeye, Cooh John, and duke.

6:32am pacific standard simon:

The George Harrison version of "Sweet Marie" is worth seeking out.

6:36am pacific standard simon:

This is bad ass.

6:50am P-90:

He just turned 69 two days ago. So young. Isn't fair.

6:52am pacific standard simon:

My mom's boyfriend gave us the Bee Gees 1st album somewhen around 1969. At the time, it seemed like the scene with the apes in 2001 A Space Odyssey: WTF?! Later, it seemed totally corny.

6:58am pacific standard simon:

Lemmy just turned 70. In his case, life was probably more than fair.

6:59am hawkeye:

Can you play a Bowie tune? Or something in his universes

6:59am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Love the BeeGees '1st album' (which isn't their 1st??) in its' post-Revolver (even has cover art by Klaus Voormann) PsychPop glory. In fact - love the 1960s BGs generally - not least because they'd be on the radio then & it's deep deep in memory...

7:03am Parq:

Somehow, the Golblum remix seems to fit Bowie's passing. Not sure why, just seems that way.

7:05am monodons:

This Goldblum song is helping, a lot.

7:06am pacific standard simon:

The perfect Bowie thing to play here would be "Eight Line Poem".

7:08am P-90:

@pss: And to be fair, there were years in the seventies when Bowie was notoriously living a fast track rock n roll lifestyle, and it would have been unsurprising at that point if his life had proven to be a great deal shorter than it ultimately did.
Also: Kinda creepy that the NY Times obit only refers to Angela when quoting Duncan Jones, "a son from a previous marriage..."

7:19am bill:

yeah, ow

7:19am pacific standard simon:

Cocaine is notoriously bad for the muscle known as the heart, so I would guess that cancer outran other causes in Bowie's demise.

7:20am SmokinJ:

Mornin' Frank! 8-)

7:22am fxo:

thanks SmokinJ, bill, monodons, and Parq. My thoughts are with you...

7:26am bill:

waltzing with lemmy no doubt

7:27am tinkle bear:

good morning/evening/bedtime, everybody.
curious about psych ersatz. any info appreciated.
and, either way, thanks to you for everything, fxo.

7:33am fxo:

tinkle bear: The Moonlandingz Ep (Psych Ersatz), is from a new CD.
Thanks.

7:34am tinkle bear:

er, just noticed fxo does the playlist in track/artist/etc order.
so i guess i'm curious about the moonlandingz, not especially the psych ersatz track.
no jokes/puns about fake moon landings, plz...

7:35am tinkle bear:

cool, thanks, fxo.
morning morning.

7:35am annie:

well, i slept-in one hour...extra dream-time.

7:40am annie:

RIP david Bowie? i thought it was all just more fete-ing of an icon.

7:44am fxo:

yes, Annie. RIP, David Bowie.

7:46am annie:

yeah, my news-feed server is full of the press releases.. i did turn ot off early.

7:47am annie:

and the hype was the release of his new album..

7:49am Ken From Hyde Park:

I was listening to Therese's show last night. She led off with a couple DB songs to commemorate his recent birthday. About half-way through, it turned into a DB retrospective. Mark R's show that followed had three hours of DB. RIP

7:51am annie:

... yep, AND his birthday... so, i'm not so far off the mark.

8:00am bill:

this is a effin riot!

8:12am fxo:

from Tony Visconti's post:
He always did what he wanted to do. And he wanted to do it his way and he wanted to do it the best way. His death was no different from his life - a work of Art. He made Blackstar for us, his parting gift. I knew for a year this was the way it would be. I wasn't, however, prepared for it. He was an extraordinary man, full of love and life. He will always be with us. For now, it is appropriate to cry.

8:13am bill:

Tony Visconti, Producer?

8:36am mariano:

I switched from watching a movie on my computer to a tab with a newspaper carrying news of Bowie's death: it really was like a gut punch, I was not prepared to read that. First Lemmy, now Bowie. Keith Richards better hang on for the sake of humanity!

8:38am P-90:

It's happening again: your show is rushing by too fast, Frank! Dammit.

8:39am P-90:

@mariano: "gut punch" says it all

8:39am fxo:

sorry, I'm not avoiding the news. Bowie's music will last forever. Lots of Bowie tunes around the media.

8:45am fxo:

Bowie's at peace, ya know? Sad, but true...

thanks all for the kind comments.
Remember,
afore it's too late, Keep the faith, friends... What an insane time that we live in.
This archive will be up on the FMU website, in a few hours, for a long time.
Catch it when you can.
Seeya next Monday...

8:53am maestroso:

Thanks for a great show Frank. Take care.

8:53am 3d-nyc:

Just caught the end,
thanks FXO, 2

8:54am MD:

Farewell Star Man...

8:57am Ken From Hyde Park:

Take care, Frank.

9:00am fxo:

thanks, Hyde Park Ken, 'stroso, 3d-nyc, Md, we will survive.

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