WFMU: Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from August 22, 2016

Listener comments!
	7:02pm dale: ooh, some serious tuvan-y stuff here.
	7:03pm slugluv1313: good evening, Dan and everyone! that Russian soldier's piece is BEAUTIFUL!
	7:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tibet - Himalayas - top of the world. Sounds like this.
	🍳 7:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: When I sing along to the hymns in church, I do it in throat singing style now. No one has noticed yet, aside from my kids.
	7:05pm Dan Bodah: Good evening all! The Russian soldier appears in a short cell phone video strumming & singing that song in uniform (with a patch indicating he's in Russia's Arctic division). He's surrounded by other soldiers who are all paying rapt attention. Unfortunately, the video cuts off before he's done. Despite the mistakes, the song is incredible -- never heard another like it.
	7:10pm JakeGould: @DanBodah: YoutUbe link for that track anywhere?
	🍳 7:16pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Jake - Check out vocalfrier.tumblr.com and you should see it.
	7:17pm JakeGould: Yup, here it is. www.youtube.com...
	7:19pm Dan Bodah: Love how raw and chaotic this recording of Ensemble Elesa is -- most of the releases of this song tame it down quite a bit.
	7:26pm chris: Hi, Dan, might i recommend this show serve home-distilled booze? i think it would go quite nicely.
	7:27pm Dan Bodah: Haha - there's an idea for a reward for supporters during the marathon -- a full flask
	7:28pm Michael 98145: Slivovitsa ...
	7:29pm chris: :) that'll do, Dan and Michael.
	7:33pm Kat in Chicago: Checking in!
	7:34pm Michael 98145: according to the interweb, Siberia covers 5.1 million square miles while the US of A covers 3.79 million sq miles.
	7:35pm Dan Bodah: Michael 98145, gratz! You're hired if you want an (unpaid) Vocal Fry research internship. @kat -- hello!
	🍳 7:36pm Ken From Hyde Park: Will Vocal Fry appear on the new schedule or will it be banished to Siberia?
	7:36pm Michael 98145: proud to assist the WFU Accu-Mind
	7:37pm Dan Bodah: The plan is to be on the new schedule...
	7:37pm Michael 98145: ( FMU Accu-Mind )
	7:38pm Kat in Chicago: Do or DIY/Vocal Fry has been a match made in heaven, too bad Vicki's not returning in the new season.
	7:38pm Dan Bodah: "The cuisine of Sakha consists predominantly of the traditional drink kumis, dairy products of mare and reindeer milk, sliced frozen salted fish stroganina (строганина), loaf meat dishes (oyogos), venison, frozen fish, thick pancakes, and salamat - a millet porridge with butter and horse fat. Kuerchekh [Куэрчэх] or kierchekh, a popular dessert, is made of mare milk or sour cream with various berries. Indigirka is a traditional fish salad. This cuisine is only used in Yakutia." -- Wikipedia. MMMMMMM KIERCHEKH FTW
	7:41pm Kat in Chicago: Tough to grow veggies there, sounds like.
	7:43pm Michael 98145: nice music
	7:44pm Dan Bodah: Their vegans live on pine needles and lichen I fear
	7:49pm slugluv1313: horse fat? YIKES! yeah, us vegans would do REAL well there, hah! millet and berries and rocks and twigs?!
	7:52pm chris: yay for Hawaii!
	7:53pm JakeGould: Hasil!
	7:54pm dale: sol k can really rap - or whatever they do in ha-VAH-i.
	7:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...if not actually wrong vocalizations - perhaps, morally ambiguous...
	7:56pm Ike: Vegans probably have to eat pickled watermelon and cabbage. Ian Frazier, about traveling in Siberia (The New Yorker): "Soon after Bikin, we suddenly entered a weird all-watermelon area. Watermelon sellers crowded both sides of the road under big umbrellas in beach-ball colors among wildly painted wooden signs. Sergei pulled over and bought a watermelon for a ruble, but as we went along the heaps of them kept growing until melons were spilling into the road and the sellers were giving them away. A man with teeth like a crazy fence hailed us and in high hilarity thrust two watermelons through the passenger-side window. By the time we emerged at the other end of the watermelon gauntlet, we had a dozen or more in the van. The watermelons were almost spherical, antifreeze green, and slightly smaller than soccer balls. We cut one open and tried it—delicious. This was not a part of the world I had previously thought of as a great place for watermelons."
	7:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Hasil loved his 'melon, I have it on good authority...
	8:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That were a good one, DJ DB.
	8:04pm chris: great show! thanks, Dan!
	8:07pm slugluv1313: @ Ike -- ah! who knew? NOW i wanna visit Siberia to check out those watermelons! @ RRN63 -- wasn't Hasil a hell-bent carnivore? (wrote a song about it and everything?)

Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from August 22, 2016

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Music with vocals weird & wonderful -- beatboxing, yodels, auction chants, Tuvan throatsinging, & eerie polyphonies.

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August 22, 2016: 46: Unlabeled music

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Unknown Russian soldier	Unknown "Unknown" by "Unknown Russian soldier"	None	None	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Unknown Tibetan Buddhist monks	Unknown	None	Wild Films India Ltd	0:01:53 (Pop-up)
Sigurboði Grétarsson	Hrafnagaldr Óðins w-throat Singing	None	None	0:06:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tony Conrad & Faust	The Side of Man and Womankind	Outside the Dream Syndicate	Superior Viaduct	0:10:20 (Pop-up)
Ensemble Elesa	Naduri Sajavakhura	None	None	0:16:51 (Pop-up)
Cristina Pavel	Doina cu haulit: Ferice codre de tine	V/A: Constantin Brailoiu: Village Music from Romania: Oltenia, Runc and the Villages of Gorj	VDE-Gallo Records	0:20:57 (Pop-up)
Mariana Ionescu Capitanescu	Haulita -Paharul Favorit	None	None	0:23:01 (Pop-up)
Maria Lătăreţu	Hăulita de la Gorj	None	None	0:25:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tony Conrad & Faust	The Side of Man and Womankind	Outside the Dream Syndicate	Superior Viaduct	0:29:08 (Pop-up)
Juliana	Uhuktuu (Sakha song from Yakutia)	None	None	0:32:26 (Pop-up)
Hector Zazou	Yakut Song (feat. Lioudmila Khandi)	Songs from the Cold Seas	Columbia	0:37:21 (Pop-up)
Gennady Tkachenko-Papizh	Final - Ukraine’s Got Talent	None	None	0:43:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tony Conrad & Faust	The Side of Man and Womankind	Outside the Dream Syndicate	Superior Viaduct	0:46:35 (Pop-up)
Sol K Bright	Hawaain Cowboy "Hawaain Cowboy" by "Sol K Bright"	Various ‎– Hawaiian Steel Guitar 1920's To 1950's	Folklyric	0:50:37 (Pop-up)
Hasil Adkins	I Wanna Kiss Kiss Kiss Your Lips	Peanut Butter Rock and Roll	Norton	0:52:41 (Pop-up)
Azhar & Mira Marri	Balochi Nar Sur	None	None	0:55:15 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:02pm dale: ooh, some serious tuvan-y stuff here.
	7:03pm slugluv1313: good evening, Dan and everyone! that Russian soldier's piece is BEAUTIFUL!
	7:03pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Tibet - Himalayas - top of the world. Sounds like this.
	🍳 7:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: When I sing along to the hymns in church, I do it in throat singing style now. No one has noticed yet, aside from my kids.
	7:05pm Dan Bodah: Good evening all! The Russian soldier appears in a short cell phone video strumming & singing that song in uniform (with a patch indicating he's in Russia's Arctic division). He's surrounded by other soldiers who are all paying rapt attention. Unfortunately, the video cuts off before he's done. Despite the mistakes, the song is incredible -- never heard another like it.
	7:10pm JakeGould: @DanBodah: YoutUbe link for that track anywhere?
	🍳 7:16pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Jake - Check out vocalfrier.tumblr.com and you should see it.
	7:17pm JakeGould: Yup, here it is. www.youtube.com...
	7:19pm Dan Bodah: Love how raw and chaotic this recording of Ensemble Elesa is -- most of the releases of this song tame it down quite a bit.
	7:26pm chris: Hi, Dan, might i recommend this show serve home-distilled booze? i think it would go quite nicely.
	7:27pm Dan Bodah: Haha - there's an idea for a reward for supporters during the marathon -- a full flask
	7:28pm Michael 98145: Slivovitsa ...
	7:29pm chris: :) that'll do, Dan and Michael.
	7:33pm Kat in Chicago: Checking in!
	7:34pm Michael 98145: according to the interweb, Siberia covers 5.1 million square miles while the US of A covers 3.79 million sq miles.
	7:35pm Dan Bodah: Michael 98145, gratz! You're hired if you want an (unpaid) Vocal Fry research internship. @kat -- hello!
	🍳 7:36pm Ken From Hyde Park: Will Vocal Fry appear on the new schedule or will it be banished to Siberia?
	7:36pm Michael 98145: proud to assist the WFU Accu-Mind
	7:37pm Dan Bodah: The plan is to be on the new schedule...
	7:37pm Michael 98145: ( FMU Accu-Mind )
	7:38pm Kat in Chicago: Do or DIY/Vocal Fry has been a match made in heaven, too bad Vicki's not returning in the new season.
	7:38pm Dan Bodah: "The cuisine of Sakha consists predominantly of the traditional drink kumis, dairy products of mare and reindeer milk, sliced frozen salted fish stroganina (строганина), loaf meat dishes (oyogos), venison, frozen fish, thick pancakes, and salamat - a millet porridge with butter and horse fat. Kuerchekh [Куэрчэх] or kierchekh, a popular dessert, is made of mare milk or sour cream with various berries. Indigirka is a traditional fish salad. This cuisine is only used in Yakutia." -- Wikipedia. MMMMMMM KIERCHEKH FTW
	7:41pm Kat in Chicago: Tough to grow veggies there, sounds like.
	7:43pm Michael 98145: nice music
	7:44pm Dan Bodah: Their vegans live on pine needles and lichen I fear
	7:49pm slugluv1313: horse fat? YIKES! yeah, us vegans would do REAL well there, hah! millet and berries and rocks and twigs?!
	7:52pm chris: yay for Hawaii!
	7:53pm JakeGould: Hasil!
	7:54pm dale: sol k can really rap - or whatever they do in ha-VAH-i.
	7:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...if not actually wrong vocalizations - perhaps, morally ambiguous...
	7:56pm Ike: Vegans probably have to eat pickled watermelon and cabbage. Ian Frazier, about traveling in Siberia (The New Yorker): "Soon after Bikin, we suddenly entered a weird all-watermelon area. Watermelon sellers crowded both sides of the road under big umbrellas in beach-ball colors among wildly painted wooden signs. Sergei pulled over and bought a watermelon for a ruble, but as we went along the heaps of them kept growing until melons were spilling into the road and the sellers were giving them away. A man with teeth like a crazy fence hailed us and in high hilarity thrust two watermelons through the passenger-side window. By the time we emerged at the other end of the watermelon gauntlet, we had a dozen or more in the van. The watermelons were almost spherical, antifreeze green, and slightly smaller than soccer balls. We cut one open and tried it—delicious. This was not a part of the world I had previously thought of as a great place for watermelons."
	7:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Hasil loved his 'melon, I have it on good authority...
	8:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: That were a good one, DJ DB.
	8:04pm chris: great show! thanks, Dan!
	8:07pm slugluv1313: @ Ike -- ah! who knew? NOW i wanna visit Siberia to check out those watermelons! @ RRN63 -- wasn't Hasil a hell-bent carnivore? (wrote a song about it and everything?)

Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from August 22, 2016

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