WFMU: Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from December 31, 2016

Listener comments!
	11:51am listener james from westwood: Got the station on and making waffles for a very late breakfast. Hey hey, Mayuko and all!
	12:00pm fred: Hello Mayuko, james and all listeners
	12:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Heyo! Just half a day to go until 2017!
	12:01pm Dave in Vermont: good day
	12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Any day with Play Vertigo is a good day.
	12:02pm Mayuko: Hello, thank you for tuning in, james, fred, Ken and Dave!!!
	12:02pm Mayuko: Doug!! Great to have you here!
	12:09pm doctorjazz: Hi all!
	12:12pm Mayuko: Hi doctorjazz, welcome on board!
	12:12pm P-9O: 明けましておめでとうございます, Mayuko! It is an honor to be with you here today!
	12:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: I did a little searching for Max Ernst's artwork and come across a page with some other lively images. www.liladeva.com
	12:17pm Mayuko: Ah! It IS already new year there in Japan, akemashite omedetou to you too P-90 although that greeting is a bit early for us, haha! Happy to have you here to spend the last few hours of 2016 together.
	12:17pm melinda: hi Mayuko and folks! Here for a bit before I take my nap.
	12:21pm P-90: In my probably worthless opinion, Max Ernst was one of THE key artists of the 20th Century. Also admired by and influence of many other well-recognized artists of that period.
	12:25pm Mayuko: Not that I am knowledgeable of his art, but I like Max Ernst too. Especially his paintings of monster looking things. They look like having a great time somehow. Hard to tell serious or funny.
	12:26pm fred: @P-90: Yet Magritte draws the crowds. There's an exhibition next to where I work, the line is around 2 hours to get inside the museum, then probably one hour more to actually get in. More if you have to buy a ticket. It's one of the longest line I've seen in years. I guess one reason is that Magritte works have been widely used on everything from notebooks to T-shirts. Marketing trumps all
	12:27pm Mayuko: Hi melinda! nap to get ready for a new years eve party? thank you for tuning in!
	12:30pm melinda: Just a nap to recover from my Saturday nature walk...fatigue issues. Spending the Eve at home w/movie.
	12:33pm Mayuko: Saturday nature walk, sounds like a great way to spend the last day of the year! I'm planning to wake up early and get a morning coffee with sunrise and then take a walk in Central Park for the new years day. no party for me either.
	12:33pm fred: I got to see Thymolphthalein 4 or 5 years ago. Impressive lineup there, but I don't think they're likely to play together again anytime soon
	12:35pm melinda: That sounds lovely, Mayuko.
	12:35pm Mayuko: I like Magritte too, but feels a little too clever for my taste maybe. although that's probably why he's so popular. It is impressive.
	12:37pm Scraps: bump de dump dump h'lo
	12:37pm Mayuko: Hallos, Scraps! Thank you for tuning in!
	12:38pm Scraps: Max Ernst is great. Also Yves Tanguy
	12:38pm Scraps: h'lo Mayuko!
	12:43pm Doug Schulkind: Wow, LOVED that piece!
	12:49pm Mayuko: I thought that piece was great too!
	12:49pm Brian in UK: Hello Mayuko. Max Ernst's picture has dare I say it a Japanese feel to it. I wonder if Rene Magritte was much of a joke teller.
	12:52pm Scraps: "this is not a pipe"
	12:54pm Scraps: a piece from the Guardian: "Why Magritte was like a standup comedian": www.theguardian.com... ;-)
	12:55pm Scraps: but everything could be played in a profane environment!
	12:56pm fred: @Doug: Will Guthrie (drummer in Thymolphthalein) is a personal favorite
	1:00pm Joe McG: I kind of like the idea of removing music from one context to create a new context. You don't kill it, you just temporarily relocate it. It never leaves the original context anyway. It just multiplies, like sea monkeys. But of course I have this attitude--I'm also on WFMU. Happy new year, Mayuko!
	1:00pm Brian in UK: Grits aint grocery Eggs aint poultry and Mona Lisa was a man. (Little Willie John) Think I prefer Willie's take on surreal matters. A much over used word these days. Magrittes' work is SO tidy and neat, that is why I cannot take his joke taking.
	1:01pm Scraps: "It never leaves the original context anyway." EXACTLY
	1:02pm Doug Schulkind: @fred I must learn more about him/them!
	1:03pm fred: The start of this story sounds like something Kure Kure Takora would do
	1:04pm Scraps: Of course, I am a privigeled white American. But, shrug. {the sound of a p.w.a.}
	1:04pm Brian in UK: My avatar was first a photograph then it was blown up and a small part expanded and a kind of frame added to change the original beyond recognition; by Lee Miller.
	1:06pm Scraps: that's a lot of context! ;-)
	1:11pm Dave in Vermont: Brian, it reminds me of Woman in the Dunes and L'Aventurra.
	1:13pm Mayuko: Hello Brian in UK! Magritte being a joke teller - that reminds me of a conversation I had with someone a long long time ago - he said he didn't like Duchamp, said he's not an artist but a comedian. I thought it was actually a pretty good compliment.
	1:14pm doctorjazz: Very pretty.
	1:18pm Brian in UK: Duchamp was a plumber?
	1:21pm Brian in UK: This is an interesting interview with the plumber. www.ubu.com...
	1:23pm fred: I liked this Plastic Hooligans track
	1:23pm Brian in UK: fred it had an intangible quality, like being under water.
	1:24pm Jesse k: Howdy!
	1:25pm Brian in UK: Do you think that Waltzing Matilda was the equivalent of Happy Birthday that was sung as the first telephone message.
	1:26pm Mayuko: I like that idea too, Joe. Same reason I like collage art, both visual and audio (& WFMU for sure.) Something mischievous about it (although, I guess, museums are not doing that to play around.) I should have thought this through a bit more before I talk cos it's actually quite interesting to think about! ANYWAY Glad to have you here & happy new year to you too!!!!!!!!
	1:27pm Mayuko: Hello Jesse!!!!! Happy to have you here!
	1:28pm Mayuko: @fred when one is a trouble maker, s/he is not much different from kure kure takora indeed.
	1:36pm Starwick: Hi Everyone! Lovely show so far!
	1:36pm fred: I guess museums are mainly scrambling for funding these days. The one next door want to put out a book for its 40th anniversary, with "whimsical" pictures of the staff. I escaped that because I was in a hospital at the time. Good timing, though I now realize I could have put a WFMU T-shirt in there
	1:37pm rw: Hello!
	1:40pm Mayuko: Hallos, Starwick, glad to have you on board! Thanks for tuning in, rw!!
	1:43pm Brian in UK: fred Centre Pompidou is forty? I remember going over in 1980, there was much debate about the style of CP.
	1:46pm fred: @Brian: yep, it's that old. Which means there have been a lot of retirement parties lately (composers don't retire, they die, no party then, they're selfish to the end)
	1:46pm Mayuko: Museum puts out a book with its staffers on it? Why did they want to do that? All the staff from its 40 years history would be fun to see, but.
	1:48pm fred: @Mayuko: Beats me. Probably some lame-ass attempt to connect with the "selfie generation". They're that out of touch
	1:51pm melinda: That reminds me of the Starbucks down the street from where I work, which decorates its windows with giant portraits of staff, with their names. They're paintings on the windows, rather than photos, but still. I would really resent that as an employee.
	1:51pm Mayuko: Haha! I really think it would have been interesting to see how the staff changed (or not) over time though, like age, sex, race and stuff. There could have been a few with WFMU T-shirt on.
	1:53pm Mayuko: @melinda Those staff at the Starbucks are being punished that way for being bad, that's my guess.
	1:57pm fred: @Mayuko: Sadly, it's very white (and male except for administrative jobs). Age has been going up with the lifers there. I'm known as a feminist there since the mandatory sensitivity training we had early this year. Had me say intersectionality out loud many times, which I often fumble. Hopefully I didn't fumble explaining what it means (early returns are positive)
	1:59pm fred: Björk!
	1:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: "Five Hundred Miles" was really nice. Kind of a snowstorm feel to it.
	2:00pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... There will be no D:O Radio with Jeff Golick tomorrow morning. But there WILL BE two new shows joining the Drummer Stream this coming week. Sliding over from WFMU proper will be 100% Whatever with Mary Wing (6-9am ET) on Tuesdays, and DJ MIcah (6-9am ET) on Fridays. Please tune in and welcome them to Give the Drummer Radio family. Peace, love and blessings to you all for a (dare I say) happy 2017!!
	2:06pm fred: Thanks Mayuko. I hope 2017 will bring you a green card and a 3-hour show.
	2:10pm Scraps: thank you Mayuko!
	2:10pm Scraps: PIXIES! NEVER CLICHE!
	2:11pm listener james from westwood: Be well and be safe, Mayuko—thanks!
	2:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for 2016, Mayuko. Happy 2017 to all!
	2:11pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Mayuko!
	2:11pm Ivan: Shibahama reminds me of a story originally from France called The Necklace. But it's kind of opposite. Happy new year everyone!
	2:11pm P-9O: Thank you Mayuko, and thanks so much for Play Vertigo!
	2:12pm rw: Thank you Mayuko! Hear you next year!
	2:13pm Mayuko: Whoa, great news Doug!
	2:13pm paul b: Thank you Mayuko for these shows. Heres to a hopeful postive and constructive 2017.
	2:14pm Mayuko: Thank YOU all for listening and we'll have great time in 2017 too! HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE!
	2:15pm Jesse k: Thanks Mayuko!
	2:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: How's come the pop-up stream goes haywire when one show ends and the next one starts? I have to reload the web page to straighten it out.
	2:19pm Mayuko: @Ken I've noticed that happened too - always need to re-start the player, wfmu tech people are aware of it though so I hope it'll be resolved in 2017!
	2:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: Arigatō, Mayuko. I had a hunch they'd be aware of it and working on a solution.
	5:08pm Webhamster Henry: Hi and Happy New Year, Mayuko! I'm listening to the archive because I was watching mochi get pounded yesterday. Yes Centre Pompidou is 40 - I was there opening day (Just by chance)!
	12:07pm Mayuko: Happy 2017 to you too, Webhamster Henry! I had mochi too so new year's mission accomplished!

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from December 31, 2016

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December 31, 2016: It's In Our Hands

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L'air lavé à l'eau, Max Ernst, 1972

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Biosphere	Whole Forests of Them Appearing	Departed Glories	Smalltown Supersound	2016
Radian	On Dark Silent Off "On Dark Silent Off" by "Radian"	On Dark Silent Off	Thrill Jockey	2016		0:05:21 (Pop-up)
Makigamisantachi	Bone 骨 "Bone 骨" by "Makigamisantachi"	Tompal	Makigami Records	2005		0:14:29 (Pop-up)
Theo Bleckmann & Denman Maroney	The Song Of Wandering Aengus	Maroney: Music For Words, Perhaps	Innova Recordings	2010	Original 1999	0:18:19 (Pop-up)
Thymolphthalein	You Cannot Escape The 20th Century	Mad Among The Mad	Immediata	2015		0:24:35 (Pop-up)
Pinchos Jassinowsky	K'dusho (Na'artizkho)	Mysteries Of The Sabbath: Classic Cantorial Record: 1940-47	Yazoo	1994	Original 1919	0:43:19 (Pop-up)
Scott Tuma	Drums Midway "Drums Midway" by "Scott Tuma"	Hard Again	Truckstop	2001		0:47:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Dick Hyman at the Lowrey Organ	The Best Is Yet To Come					0:51:25 (Pop-up)
Ichinosuke Nakamura & Tokyo Nakamura Ichiza 中村市之輔 & 東京中村一座	Shibahama 江戸小歌「芝浜				https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w99RMWPGMJ0	1:08:06 (Pop-up)
Haruo Minami 三波春夫	Yuki no wataridori 雪の渡り鳥	再発見・ニッポンの音・芸(6) 節まわしこそ歌の命	Teichiku	1995		1:11:46 (Pop-up)
Noboru Kirishima 霧島昇	Subarashiki kadode 素晴らしき首途		Nihon Columbia	1942		1:15:11 (Pop-up)
Plastic Hooligans	Where Are You "Where Are You" by "Plastic Hooligans"	Untitled	Chocolate Monk	2016		1:18:27 (Pop-up)
Tom Dissevelt	Waltzing Mathilda "Waltzing Mathilda" by "Tom Dissevelt"	Popular Electronics: Early Dutch Electronic Music From Philips Research Laboratories (1956 - 1963)	Basta	2004		1:22:08 (Pop-up)
T	Dot "Dot" by "T"	Tensión: Spanish Experimental Underground 1980-1985	Munster Records	2012		1:23:54 (Pop-up)
Lush	Lovelife (Suga Bullit Remix)	Desire Lines EP	4AD	1994		1:29:41 (Pop-up)
Colin Newman	Safe "Safe" by "Colin Newman"	Not To	Sentient Sonics	2016	Original 1982	1:38:23 (Pop-up)
OGRE YOU ASSHOLE	That Feel When あの気分でもう一度	Everythingsomethingnothing ハンドルを放す前に	P-Vine	2016		1:41:00 (Pop-up)
Sam Fan Thomas	Ya Na Mba "Ya Na Mba" by "Sam Fan Thomas"	Funky New Bell	Disques Tropiques	1977		1:45:51 (Pop-up)
Mammane Sanni Abdoulaye	Five Hundred Miles	Unreleased Tapes 1981-1984	Sahel Sounds	2015		1:52:35 (Pop-up)
Bjork	It’s In Our Hands "It’s In Our Hands" by "Bjork"	Greatest Hits - Volumen 1993-2003	One Little Indian	2002		1:58:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Dick Hyman at the Lowrey Organ	Danke Schoen					2:02:26 (Pop-up)
Pixies	Here Comes Your Man "Here Comes Your Man" by "Pixies"	Doolittle	4AD	1989		2:11:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:51am listener james from westwood: Got the station on and making waffles for a very late breakfast. Hey hey, Mayuko and all!
	12:00pm fred: Hello Mayuko, james and all listeners
	12:00pm Ken From Hyde Park: Heyo! Just half a day to go until 2017!
	12:01pm Dave in Vermont: good day
	12:02pm Doug Schulkind: Any day with Play Vertigo is a good day.
	12:02pm Mayuko: Hello, thank you for tuning in, james, fred, Ken and Dave!!!
	12:02pm Mayuko: Doug!! Great to have you here!
	12:09pm doctorjazz: Hi all!
	12:12pm Mayuko: Hi doctorjazz, welcome on board!
	12:12pm P-9O: 明けましておめでとうございます, Mayuko! It is an honor to be with you here today!
	12:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: I did a little searching for Max Ernst's artwork and come across a page with some other lively images. www.liladeva.com
	12:17pm Mayuko: Ah! It IS already new year there in Japan, akemashite omedetou to you too P-90 although that greeting is a bit early for us, haha! Happy to have you here to spend the last few hours of 2016 together.
	12:17pm melinda: hi Mayuko and folks! Here for a bit before I take my nap.
	12:21pm P-90: In my probably worthless opinion, Max Ernst was one of THE key artists of the 20th Century. Also admired by and influence of many other well-recognized artists of that period.
	12:25pm Mayuko: Not that I am knowledgeable of his art, but I like Max Ernst too. Especially his paintings of monster looking things. They look like having a great time somehow. Hard to tell serious or funny.
	12:26pm fred: @P-90: Yet Magritte draws the crowds. There's an exhibition next to where I work, the line is around 2 hours to get inside the museum, then probably one hour more to actually get in. More if you have to buy a ticket. It's one of the longest line I've seen in years. I guess one reason is that Magritte works have been widely used on everything from notebooks to T-shirts. Marketing trumps all
	12:27pm Mayuko: Hi melinda! nap to get ready for a new years eve party? thank you for tuning in!
	12:30pm melinda: Just a nap to recover from my Saturday nature walk...fatigue issues. Spending the Eve at home w/movie.
	12:33pm Mayuko: Saturday nature walk, sounds like a great way to spend the last day of the year! I'm planning to wake up early and get a morning coffee with sunrise and then take a walk in Central Park for the new years day. no party for me either.
	12:33pm fred: I got to see Thymolphthalein 4 or 5 years ago. Impressive lineup there, but I don't think they're likely to play together again anytime soon
	12:35pm melinda: That sounds lovely, Mayuko.
	12:35pm Mayuko: I like Magritte too, but feels a little too clever for my taste maybe. although that's probably why he's so popular. It is impressive.
	12:37pm Scraps: bump de dump dump h'lo
	12:37pm Mayuko: Hallos, Scraps! Thank you for tuning in!
	12:38pm Scraps: Max Ernst is great. Also Yves Tanguy
	12:38pm Scraps: h'lo Mayuko!
	12:43pm Doug Schulkind: Wow, LOVED that piece!
	12:49pm Mayuko: I thought that piece was great too!
	12:49pm Brian in UK: Hello Mayuko. Max Ernst's picture has dare I say it a Japanese feel to it. I wonder if Rene Magritte was much of a joke teller.
	12:52pm Scraps: "this is not a pipe"
	12:54pm Scraps: a piece from the Guardian: "Why Magritte was like a standup comedian": www.theguardian.com... ;-)
	12:55pm Scraps: but everything could be played in a profane environment!
	12:56pm fred: @Doug: Will Guthrie (drummer in Thymolphthalein) is a personal favorite
	1:00pm Joe McG: I kind of like the idea of removing music from one context to create a new context. You don't kill it, you just temporarily relocate it. It never leaves the original context anyway. It just multiplies, like sea monkeys. But of course I have this attitude--I'm also on WFMU. Happy new year, Mayuko!
	1:00pm Brian in UK: Grits aint grocery Eggs aint poultry and Mona Lisa was a man. (Little Willie John) Think I prefer Willie's take on surreal matters. A much over used word these days. Magrittes' work is SO tidy and neat, that is why I cannot take his joke taking.
	1:01pm Scraps: "It never leaves the original context anyway." EXACTLY
	1:02pm Doug Schulkind: @fred I must learn more about him/them!
	1:03pm fred: The start of this story sounds like something Kure Kure Takora would do
	1:04pm Scraps: Of course, I am a privigeled white American. But, shrug. {the sound of a p.w.a.}
	1:04pm Brian in UK: My avatar was first a photograph then it was blown up and a small part expanded and a kind of frame added to change the original beyond recognition; by Lee Miller.
	1:06pm Scraps: that's a lot of context! ;-)
	1:11pm Dave in Vermont: Brian, it reminds me of Woman in the Dunes and L'Aventurra.
	1:13pm Mayuko: Hello Brian in UK! Magritte being a joke teller - that reminds me of a conversation I had with someone a long long time ago - he said he didn't like Duchamp, said he's not an artist but a comedian. I thought it was actually a pretty good compliment.
	1:14pm doctorjazz: Very pretty.
	1:18pm Brian in UK: Duchamp was a plumber?
	1:21pm Brian in UK: This is an interesting interview with the plumber. www.ubu.com...
	1:23pm fred: I liked this Plastic Hooligans track
	1:23pm Brian in UK: fred it had an intangible quality, like being under water.
	1:24pm Jesse k: Howdy!
	1:25pm Brian in UK: Do you think that Waltzing Matilda was the equivalent of Happy Birthday that was sung as the first telephone message.
	1:26pm Mayuko: I like that idea too, Joe. Same reason I like collage art, both visual and audio (& WFMU for sure.) Something mischievous about it (although, I guess, museums are not doing that to play around.) I should have thought this through a bit more before I talk cos it's actually quite interesting to think about! ANYWAY Glad to have you here & happy new year to you too!!!!!!!!
	1:27pm Mayuko: Hello Jesse!!!!! Happy to have you here!
	1:28pm Mayuko: @fred when one is a trouble maker, s/he is not much different from kure kure takora indeed.
	1:36pm Starwick: Hi Everyone! Lovely show so far!
	1:36pm fred: I guess museums are mainly scrambling for funding these days. The one next door want to put out a book for its 40th anniversary, with "whimsical" pictures of the staff. I escaped that because I was in a hospital at the time. Good timing, though I now realize I could have put a WFMU T-shirt in there
	1:37pm rw: Hello!
	1:40pm Mayuko: Hallos, Starwick, glad to have you on board! Thanks for tuning in, rw!!
	1:43pm Brian in UK: fred Centre Pompidou is forty? I remember going over in 1980, there was much debate about the style of CP.
	1:46pm fred: @Brian: yep, it's that old. Which means there have been a lot of retirement parties lately (composers don't retire, they die, no party then, they're selfish to the end)
	1:46pm Mayuko: Museum puts out a book with its staffers on it? Why did they want to do that? All the staff from its 40 years history would be fun to see, but.
	1:48pm fred: @Mayuko: Beats me. Probably some lame-ass attempt to connect with the "selfie generation". They're that out of touch
	1:51pm melinda: That reminds me of the Starbucks down the street from where I work, which decorates its windows with giant portraits of staff, with their names. They're paintings on the windows, rather than photos, but still. I would really resent that as an employee.
	1:51pm Mayuko: Haha! I really think it would have been interesting to see how the staff changed (or not) over time though, like age, sex, race and stuff. There could have been a few with WFMU T-shirt on.
	1:53pm Mayuko: @melinda Those staff at the Starbucks are being punished that way for being bad, that's my guess.
	1:57pm fred: @Mayuko: Sadly, it's very white (and male except for administrative jobs). Age has been going up with the lifers there. I'm known as a feminist there since the mandatory sensitivity training we had early this year. Had me say intersectionality out loud many times, which I often fumble. Hopefully I didn't fumble explaining what it means (early returns are positive)
	1:59pm fred: Björk!
	1:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: "Five Hundred Miles" was really nice. Kind of a snowstorm feel to it.
	2:00pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... There will be no D:O Radio with Jeff Golick tomorrow morning. But there WILL BE two new shows joining the Drummer Stream this coming week. Sliding over from WFMU proper will be 100% Whatever with Mary Wing (6-9am ET) on Tuesdays, and DJ MIcah (6-9am ET) on Fridays. Please tune in and welcome them to Give the Drummer Radio family. Peace, love and blessings to you all for a (dare I say) happy 2017!!
	2:06pm fred: Thanks Mayuko. I hope 2017 will bring you a green card and a 3-hour show.
	2:10pm Scraps: thank you Mayuko!
	2:10pm Scraps: PIXIES! NEVER CLICHE!
	2:11pm listener james from westwood: Be well and be safe, Mayuko—thanks!
	2:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for 2016, Mayuko. Happy 2017 to all!
	2:11pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Mayuko!
	2:11pm Ivan: Shibahama reminds me of a story originally from France called The Necklace. But it's kind of opposite. Happy new year everyone!
	2:11pm P-9O: Thank you Mayuko, and thanks so much for Play Vertigo!
	2:12pm rw: Thank you Mayuko! Hear you next year!
	2:13pm Mayuko: Whoa, great news Doug!
	2:13pm paul b: Thank you Mayuko for these shows. Heres to a hopeful postive and constructive 2017.
	2:14pm Mayuko: Thank YOU all for listening and we'll have great time in 2017 too! HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE!
	2:15pm Jesse k: Thanks Mayuko!
	2:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: How's come the pop-up stream goes haywire when one show ends and the next one starts? I have to reload the web page to straighten it out.
	2:19pm Mayuko: @Ken I've noticed that happened too - always need to re-start the player, wfmu tech people are aware of it though so I hope it'll be resolved in 2017!
	2:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: Arigatō, Mayuko. I had a hunch they'd be aware of it and working on a solution.
	5:08pm Webhamster Henry: Hi and Happy New Year, Mayuko! I'm listening to the archive because I was watching mochi get pounded yesterday. Yes Centre Pompidou is 40 - I was there opening day (Just by chance)!
	12:07pm Mayuko: Happy 2017 to you too, Webhamster Henry! I had mochi too so new year's mission accomplished!

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from December 31, 2016

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