WFMU: Jason Elbogen: Playlist from December 16, 2016

Listener comments!
	3:04pm fred: Good afternoon Jason. I won't listen to the whole show this time, it's been a long day (and week)
	3:07pm Jason Elbogen: No problem, Fred. Hope you're recovery's going well.
	3:09pm melinda: hi Jason!
	3:11pm Jason Elbogen: Hello, people of Chino.
	3:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hey, folks. I wonder how's the weather in Chino today.
	3:14pm Dean: Not to be confused with Chino Hills.
	3:22pm Dean: Not a lot, but some.
	3:22pm V Priceless: yes
	3:24pm V Priceless: Noticed skipping on Kurt's show too. Chalked it up to stream
	3:25pm fred: I think Bryce played this track earlier today
	3:30pm fred: (I was talking about the dead air segment)
	3:32pm fred: It's not a disaster, it's live radio
	3:34pm Jeff: Look for other applications open? Other windows in a browser?
	3:36pm Jeff: ...and stuff autoplays. I hate that.
	3:36pm ifny: Freeform: listener and DJ are one!
	3:36pm ifny: We're with you Jason. You're killing it :)
	3:37pm ifny: Clearly Russian haxxors have now turned their attention to that skyscraping bastion of resistance, the 'MU!
	3:37pm Jason Elbogen: I'm killing something
	3:38pm Jason Elbogen: Mostly my chances of ever returning to terrestrial radio.
	3:41pm Dean: C'mon. It's WFMU. Just say you're programming a John Cage/Yasunao Tone show!
	3:43pm Jason Elbogen: This Brix song starts with the exact same few chords as 'Big New Prinz' I think.
	3:46pm fred: Maybe the Drummer stream should have DJ tag teams for the marathon. This way you could have a glitch challenge with Jeff Golick
	4:00pm melinda: They hate our freedoms at FMU.
	4:07pm mark r: That requiem was pretty much the greatest thing I've ever heard in my life
	4:10pm mark r: Methinks Barbara Lynn doth protest too much.
	4:11pm mark r: This is a groovy soulful set man
	4:17pm fred: Kathak? That's one of the classical Indian dance styles, one that influenced the dance show I saw this week
	4:18pm mark r: Wait, this is a dude?
	4:19pm ifny: Does it matter?
	4:20pm ifny: Don't we all have a little dude living inside us, at least some of the time?
	4:20pm Doug Schulkind: So so close to Jason's Elbogen Room: s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...
	4:20pm mark r: Never mind, I was listening to the wrong stream for God sakes. Delete all my comments immediately!
	4:20pm ifny: Hi Kind Doug!
	4:21pm mark r: There's the Indian music I thought I should be hearing!
	4:21pm ifny: @mark r I'm on it! Calling Moscow right now.
	4:22pm ifny: Shit, I got voicemail. My Russian is terrible, but something about "booked until 2020".
	4:24pm mark r: although it gave me an interesting idea for a show, "The Sophisticated Jason Show"--alternating tracks of 60s girl groups and incomprehensible Asian gibberish--and I mean that as the highest compliment. If you had accidentally just streamed Sheila's show while watching your playlist go by, you'd understand what I mean.
	4:24pm mark r: But rest assured I'm not with you 100%
	4:25pm mark r: now not not. Dammit, I'm signing off now. I can't even type right. Maybe I need more than two hours of sleep a night.
	4:26pm fred: The previous track was probably from a dance performance, with the dancer's ankle bells providing part of the rhythm
	4:27pm mark r: Ankle bells are hot!
	4:31pm ifny: @Jason Sure it is. We've all been there.
	4:38pm fred: Thanks Jason, especially for that Gopi Krishna track. I'm going to get some sleep now
	4:40pm melinda: Bye Fred, have a good sleep.
	4:58pm melinda: Hemophilia made news when hemophiliacs became a group at risk for AIDS, but I don't remember it being a big deal otherwise.
	4:59pm ifny: Yes, early 40s person here. I had two good friends with it when I was in junior high. It used to be much more dangerous, especially for female haemophiliacs (because of menstruation). But my limited understanding is that there are more drug treatments for it.
	5:00pm Alex In Illinois: My data had severe peanut allergies back in the 1970's. It was part of my growing up. Hemophilia is mentioned in history class because members of the Russian royal family had it.
	5:00pm ifny: So people are living longer with it. Those girls (now women) I knew are still alive and kicking.
	5:00pm melinda: ifny maybe that's why things are different. Yeah, early 80s was when AIDS made news.
	5:00pm Alex In Illinois: My Dad had peanut allergies. not "data"
	5:00pm melinda: heehee
	5:11pm melinda: Remember the boy in the plastic bubble? That made a huge impression on me when i was little.
	5:21pm Alex In Illinois: Now its sounding a little Balkan
	5:23pm melinda: There was just the one boy.
	5:24pm ifny: And the there was the Balloon Boy Hoax. Epic. Not remotely life threatening, unless you count the parents' hairdos.
	5:27pm melinda: According to wikipedia there were 2 real-life boys upon which the TV movie was based. One of them spent a large portion of his life in a sterile hospital room but there was no mention of a bubble. David the bubble boy lived in Houston, he was the one I knew about.
	5:28pm Alex In Illinois: There was a bubble family in a National Lampoon cartoon, but due to budget cuts, their bubble gets hauled away and abandoned to a dangerous neighborhood.
	6:02pm melinda: bye Jason!
	6:53pm Jeff g.: Hi, from App-land.
	6:59pm Jeff g.: I accept the glitch challenge offered earlier, btw. I can glitch with the best of them. I can glitch with one inaudible channel tied behind my back.

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from December 16, 2016

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December 16, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album
Elaine Kibaro	La Ville Haute "La Ville Haute" by "Elaine Kibaro"	Miroirs (197x)
Ann Tholsted	Master Jack "Master Jack" by "Ann Tholsted"	Reclame
The Mountain Goats	Going to Chino	The Hound Chronicles (1992 Shrimper)
Jim Sarkissian	Appomattox "Appomattox" by "Jim Sarkissian"	Shadows on a Windmills Wall (1970)

Jason Elbogen	[skipping cd/streaming a completely different song by accident/and yapping about the latter for a few minutes]	My Weekly Show
En Attendant Ana	In The End "In The End" by "En Attendant Ana"	Songs from the cave EP [2016]
Surinam	Never A Next Time "Never A Next Time" by "Surinam"	Would We Still Be Laughing (2016 No Label)
Brix & the Extricated	Something to Lose	ST EP (Blang 2016)
Good Throb	Scum "Scum" by "Good Throb"	Good Throb 7" [La Vida Es Un Mus 2016]
Appi	Dampfhammer "Dampfhammer" by "Appi"	Mahnfaktor Katharsis (1986 Böse Stimmen 7")
John Cale	Sabatoge "Sabatoge" by "John Cale"	WW Hott Mix Club rare no wave

Spiritual Singers	Weya Tsumu Ma "Weya Tsumu Ma" by "Spiritual Singers"	Ntsamina (1980)
Djum Suwami	Jen Sore Padang Rembulan	The True Vine 78 Series Vol.13: Krontjong
Asiko	Afro-We "Afro-We" by "Asiko"	Take A Trip With Asikio
Gopi Krishna	Saraswati Vandana "Saraswati Vandana" by "Gopi Krishna"	Kathak: The Art of Gopi Krishna (197x Odeon india)
Juthika Roy	Ghunghat Ka Pat Khol Re Kabir Bhajan	Songs of Devotion : Bhajans of Juthika Roy

CT Four Plus One	Die Sonne Wird Finster	VA - Aufbruch - Songs from Christian Life Communities (1968-74)
Arizona Indian Youth Music Caravan	I Lift Up My Eyes	Peace My Friend (1968)
Nicholas DeLiberato	Oh How Much "Oh How Much" by "Nicholas DeLiberato"	And With My Song I Will Praise Him (1975 Amp Recordings)
Canyon Country Choir	Alone "Alone" by "Canyon Country Choir"	Alone (Century 1978)
Morpheus	Where Is My Life "Where Is My Life" by "Morpheus"	VA - The Together Sound of Lehigh Valley (the Lehigh Valley Hemophilia Association in Allentown, PA 1968)

Fluwelen Koord	Luxe Poesje "Luxe Poesje" by "Fluwelen Koord"	Luxe Poesje 7" (2016)
K. Niazov	Dastance Gour-Ogly "Dastance Gour-Ogly" by "K. Niazov"	Voyages En USSR - Vol 2. Ouzbekestan
Esemble de flutes de Pan (Malaita)	Paoro/Eke/Hoehoe tani poo	Flutes De Pan Melanesiennes: 'Are'Are Vol. 1
Thewaprasit Ensemble	Phleng Khuk Phaat Pt. 1	VA - True Vine 78 Series Vol. 2 IndoChina and Indonesia
[Various Maramures Musicians]	De Sarit De Pe Mara	VA - Maramures [1979 Elecrecord Romania]

Sand Circles	Downtown Holdup "Downtown Holdup" by "Sand Circles"	Motor City (2016 Not Not Fun)
Good Throbs	Slick Dick "Slick Dick" by "Good Throbs"	Good Throb 7" [La Vida Es Un Mus 2016]
Half Japanese	Hear the Lions Roar	Hear The Lions Roar (2016 Fire)
Brix & the Extricated	US 80's 90's (live Hebden Bridge)	ST EP (Blang 2016)

Joseph Louise	Soul Sock Sega "Soul Sock Sega" by "Joseph Louise"	Ti L'Afrique/Joseph Louise Split 7" (Les Disques Bongo Joe/Folkwelt 2016)
The Sensational Prodigal Sons (Newark NJ)	No Sunshine in the Storm	No Sunshine in the Storm (1976 Richburg Record)
Willie Wilson [Ragged Island, Bahamas]	You're Going to Miss My Love	Sounds Of Willie Wilson: People From My Home Town [1971]
'The Unique' Willie Murphy Style	I Was There	Every Time I Feel The Spirit (Rite 1969]

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Listener comments!
	3:04pm fred: Good afternoon Jason. I won't listen to the whole show this time, it's been a long day (and week)
	3:07pm Jason Elbogen: No problem, Fred. Hope you're recovery's going well.
	3:09pm melinda: hi Jason!
	3:11pm Jason Elbogen: Hello, people of Chino.
	3:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hey, folks. I wonder how's the weather in Chino today.
	3:14pm Dean: Not to be confused with Chino Hills.
	3:22pm Dean: Not a lot, but some.
	3:22pm V Priceless: yes
	3:24pm V Priceless: Noticed skipping on Kurt's show too. Chalked it up to stream
	3:25pm fred: I think Bryce played this track earlier today
	3:30pm fred: (I was talking about the dead air segment)
	3:32pm fred: It's not a disaster, it's live radio
	3:34pm Jeff: Look for other applications open? Other windows in a browser?
	3:36pm Jeff: ...and stuff autoplays. I hate that.
	3:36pm ifny: Freeform: listener and DJ are one!
	3:36pm ifny: We're with you Jason. You're killing it :)
	3:37pm ifny: Clearly Russian haxxors have now turned their attention to that skyscraping bastion of resistance, the 'MU!
	3:37pm Jason Elbogen: I'm killing something
	3:38pm Jason Elbogen: Mostly my chances of ever returning to terrestrial radio.
	3:41pm Dean: C'mon. It's WFMU. Just say you're programming a John Cage/Yasunao Tone show!
	3:43pm Jason Elbogen: This Brix song starts with the exact same few chords as 'Big New Prinz' I think.
	3:46pm fred: Maybe the Drummer stream should have DJ tag teams for the marathon. This way you could have a glitch challenge with Jeff Golick
	4:00pm melinda: They hate our freedoms at FMU.
	4:07pm mark r: That requiem was pretty much the greatest thing I've ever heard in my life
	4:10pm mark r: Methinks Barbara Lynn doth protest too much.
	4:11pm mark r: This is a groovy soulful set man
	4:17pm fred: Kathak? That's one of the classical Indian dance styles, one that influenced the dance show I saw this week
	4:18pm mark r: Wait, this is a dude?
	4:19pm ifny: Does it matter?
	4:20pm ifny: Don't we all have a little dude living inside us, at least some of the time?
	4:20pm Doug Schulkind: So so close to Jason's Elbogen Room: s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com...
	4:20pm mark r: Never mind, I was listening to the wrong stream for God sakes. Delete all my comments immediately!
	4:20pm ifny: Hi Kind Doug!
	4:21pm mark r: There's the Indian music I thought I should be hearing!
	4:21pm ifny: @mark r I'm on it! Calling Moscow right now.
	4:22pm ifny: Shit, I got voicemail. My Russian is terrible, but something about "booked until 2020".
	4:24pm mark r: although it gave me an interesting idea for a show, "The Sophisticated Jason Show"--alternating tracks of 60s girl groups and incomprehensible Asian gibberish--and I mean that as the highest compliment. If you had accidentally just streamed Sheila's show while watching your playlist go by, you'd understand what I mean.
	4:24pm mark r: But rest assured I'm not with you 100%
	4:25pm mark r: now not not. Dammit, I'm signing off now. I can't even type right. Maybe I need more than two hours of sleep a night.
	4:26pm fred: The previous track was probably from a dance performance, with the dancer's ankle bells providing part of the rhythm
	4:27pm mark r: Ankle bells are hot!
	4:31pm ifny: @Jason Sure it is. We've all been there.
	4:38pm fred: Thanks Jason, especially for that Gopi Krishna track. I'm going to get some sleep now
	4:40pm melinda: Bye Fred, have a good sleep.
	4:58pm melinda: Hemophilia made news when hemophiliacs became a group at risk for AIDS, but I don't remember it being a big deal otherwise.
	4:59pm ifny: Yes, early 40s person here. I had two good friends with it when I was in junior high. It used to be much more dangerous, especially for female haemophiliacs (because of menstruation). But my limited understanding is that there are more drug treatments for it.
	5:00pm Alex In Illinois: My data had severe peanut allergies back in the 1970's. It was part of my growing up. Hemophilia is mentioned in history class because members of the Russian royal family had it.
	5:00pm ifny: So people are living longer with it. Those girls (now women) I knew are still alive and kicking.
	5:00pm melinda: ifny maybe that's why things are different. Yeah, early 80s was when AIDS made news.
	5:00pm Alex In Illinois: My Dad had peanut allergies. not "data"
	5:00pm melinda: heehee
	5:11pm melinda: Remember the boy in the plastic bubble? That made a huge impression on me when i was little.
	5:21pm Alex In Illinois: Now its sounding a little Balkan
	5:23pm melinda: There was just the one boy.
	5:24pm ifny: And the there was the Balloon Boy Hoax. Epic. Not remotely life threatening, unless you count the parents' hairdos.
	5:27pm melinda: According to wikipedia there were 2 real-life boys upon which the TV movie was based. One of them spent a large portion of his life in a sterile hospital room but there was no mention of a bubble. David the bubble boy lived in Houston, he was the one I knew about.
	5:28pm Alex In Illinois: There was a bubble family in a National Lampoon cartoon, but due to budget cuts, their bubble gets hauled away and abandoned to a dangerous neighborhood.
	6:02pm melinda: bye Jason!
	6:53pm Jeff g.: Hi, from App-land.
	6:59pm Jeff g.: I accept the glitch challenge offered earlier, btw. I can glitch with the best of them. I can glitch with one inaudible channel tied behind my back.

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from December 16, 2016

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