WFMU: Inner Ear Detour with David: Playlist from August 13, 2017

Listener comments!
	8:02pm dale: i always wanted to be mr. narrow slacks.
	8:03pm Old Dave: Beiber... Canadian. How bad can he be?
	8:07pm northguineahills: @Old Dave: Ever been apologized to death w/ gifts of copious amounts of maple syrup, moose, and hockey sticks?
	8:09pm dale: i could go for some maple walnut ice cream
	8:11pm JakeGould: Fourthsies! I that even matters any more.
	8:12pm Inner Ear Detour: Good evening, folks!
	8:16pm northguineahills: Haven't heard this Spectrum, I thought I had everything Sonic Boom had put out....
	8:16pm Old Dave: I have had some close calls, NGH. A gift of moose meat nearly got me locked up at the Maine border one time. Never did eat moose (never actually wanted to!) Canadians.
	8:18pm northguineahills: I've only had moose jerky, now I'm curious....
	8:22pm SeanG: james luther dickinson!
	8:23pm Bootsie: I had to check the playlist to see who was going this Alan Vega impression.
	8:23pm Bootsie: *doing
	8:24pm Inner Ear Detour: As SeanG said, it was the late great Jim Dickinson
	8:25pm melinda: hi folks! Hi Ear!
	8:35pm Old Dave: XLN!
	8:43pm Bootsie: Was that Jim Dickinson on vocals? Or as producer? Have not ever heard that track before. Almost thought it was Alan Vega at first for sure.
	8:51pm Inner Ear Detour: Dickinson on vocals and production
	8:54pm coelacanth∅: greetings David and Inner Ear Worms always a pleasure, David
	8:56pm northguineahills: I love these fylkingen collections....
	8:59pm JakeGould: These glass jars are stressing me out.
	9:02pm βrian: Midlife-crisis cakes, too?
	9:02pm JakeGould: Pies are better than cakes.
	9:04pm βrian: @JakeGould: No debating that.
	9:05pm Old Dave: Mincemeat
	9:05pm northguineahills: Now I want to make spicy veggie chorizo and sweet potato pie. In maybe next weekend when I'm unpacked. It's so much easier to put furniture back together w/ another pair of hands. More unpacking for me,, t'will be back later!
	9:06pm coelacanth∅: yes, cow pies
	9:06pm βrian: No suet for me, thank you!
	9:08pm coelacanth∅: i was compelled to try my niece's pecan-coconut-chocolate pie tonight. i'll have a regular pecan pie over that any day. too sweet.
	9:08pm βrian: @NGH: Florida, right? I can't say I'm jealous, but whereabouts?
	9:11pm melinda: @coel that must have been intense. Regular pecan pie is quite sweet.
	9:12pm melinda: I think cake and pie are equally good.
	9:13pm βrian: Well made pecan pie isn't too sweet. But, yes, most folks don't know how to make good pecan pie, or pastries in general. Let the sweetness be suggestive, I say. Not invasive.
	9:13pm coelacanth∅: yeah even she, a sweets/carb fiend, thinks it "needs more pecans".
	9:14pm coelacanth∅: i agree βrian (on all points)
	9:15pm Old Dave: Is a Yip Roc like a jeprok in the RP?
	9:16pm βrian: N cups of sugar * 0.45 = just about right.
	9:18pm melinda: I cut way back on sugar years ago so a mildly sweet pecan pie would be fine with me, but it is traditionally a sugar bomb. Which I enjoyed with gusto as a child in Texas.
	9:18pm northguineahills: Gainesville, FL. pop: 150K (w/in the city limits), 1/3 are students or are employed by the University. I moved in a older suburban neighborhood w/ professionals and professors, and only a 10 minute walk from the downtown where the restaurants, bars, galleries, and performance spaces are located. I only need to drive to work, and it's a 10-12 minute commute, and I have a flexible schedule. Thanks for asking. There are signs all over my neighborhood that say in Spanish, English, and Arabic, "No matter where you come from, we're happy you are our neighbors". I'm happy so far...
	9:18pm Bootsie: @Inner Ear Detour, thanks!
	9:19pm Old Dave: Then you would also not like "Shoo Fly" pie... a quart of molasses baked in lard-informed crusts?
	9:20pm melinda: lard-informed crust, haha
	9:20pm northguineahills: Sugar makes my intestines squirm like a nest of snakes, so I only indulge in sweets once a month.
	9:21pm βrian: @NGH: Far out. I had a college friend who grew up there. Yes, he was deeply scarred, but yes, times have changed since. Watch out for those sinkholes!
	9:21pm melinda: Buttermilk pie is also very sweet. Another fave from my days as a sugar fiend.
	9:21pm melinda: More great crime jazz. No one talks about rumbles anymore.
	9:23pm JakeGould: @melinda: I wanna rumble against neo-Nazis. I wanna rumble against the Klan. I wanna rumble against white hate wherever I can.
	9:23pm northguineahills: Yeah, the downtown is nearly five times the size it was when I was in uni, so there is an actual town feel to it for the non-students, which is nice. (the downtown was just reviving right before I left).
	9:23pm Old Dave: Shepherds' pie is sugar free, and hard to find. Hard to beat on a cold night in the North Country...
	9:24pm northguineahills: I make a mean Mexican fusion shepherd's pie.
	9:25pm Old Dave: Now THAT I wanna try!
	9:25pm coelacanth∅: i like a good banana cream or chocolate cream pie. a have a piece of one or the other about once every 4 years.
	9:27pm Carmichael: Heya David and listeners. Just returned from Lake Tahoe. Copious amounts of people, and I'm generally anti-throng, but it was fun
	9:28pm melinda: Cream pies are good. The best coconut cream pie I had was at a health food store cafe in Fairfield, Iowa. Of all places.
	9:28pm melinda: @Carm I'm anti-thong.
	9:28pm coelacanth∅: haha! i just saw that - "who's afraid of justin beiber"...not me; i'm just afraid i might hear his music!
	9:30pm coelacanth∅: melinda i almost mentioned coconut cream in there, but i haven't tasted a good one in several decades. 'loved it as a child though.
	9:32pm Old Dave: Blueberry is in season now... how can you hate blueberry pie?
	9:34pm coelacanth∅: when my favorite cafe friends try to push the apple pie on me, i say i'm holding out for blueberry.
	9:34pm Carmichael: I had a crumbly cherry pie last night. Twas fabulous.
	9:37pm Carmichael: My wife and I are considering producing a documentary on the marionberry. What a bunch of political intrigue there ...
	9:37pm coelacanth∅: ...my sister made some sweet potato pies last winter. (from sweets that we grew) there's a pie that is very delicious and even pretty good for you.
	9:37pm βrian: We stopped at a U-pick blueberry grower about a month ago, on the way to camping up north. Boy howdy, campfire blueberry pancakes are a treat! Maple syrup, of course. But not too much.
	9:37pm JakeGould: Anyone who hates blueberry pie is a douchebag. I saw that at on a sampler once.
	9:39pm βrian: Blueberry pie is especially vulnerable to over-sweetening. It needs tender love.
	9:40pm Old Dave: zactly, Jake. Just get a small piece if your diet does not allow. What my Gramma called "no thank you" helpings of fruit and veg!
	9:42pm coelacanth∅: "douchebag" might be a stronger word than i'd use - and i'm not known for softening my opinion!
	9:44pm βrian: I love, love, love sweet potatoes, and I will defend them from added sugar. They're already sweet. It's in their name. Don't fuck with sweet potatoes.
	9:45pm melinda: I just eat blueberries straight. A few weeks ago the batch I bought started fermenting, and they tasted kind of good. Like little nuggets of blueberry booze.
	9:46pm coelacanth∅: Carmichael i don't know enough about marion berries that i can say it'd make a good documentary; but i can say that that's one hybrid i can get behind.
	9:47pm coelacanth∅: melinda so you enjoy getting a bit tipsy after all!
	9:48pm Old Dave: Vaccinium angustifolium is the wild form we find all over our farm in Canada. You cannot believe how good they taste fresh! Wymans of Maine is harvesting them for Walmart resale, but not the same 6 months later frozen. How could they be?
	9:48pm Carmichael: @coel, just google the history. In Portland, they're almost a political party.
	9:48pm melinda: I remember a friend offering up a jar of marionberry jam right around the time of the scandal, and until then I didn't know there was a berry so named. It was funny.
	9:49pm βrian: I think the southernmost limit of naturally occurring wild blueberries is a natural warning line. Beyond that, you are in peril.
	9:50pm melinda: @coel getting drunk is fun! I just don't do it much anymore, better for my health.
	9:50pm coelacanth∅: βrian, i eat baked sweets frequently - with flax seed oil and ume vinegar on 'em. my sister is not like me in that regard, but i don't think she could've added much sugar (or maple syrup, probably) to those pies.
	9:52pm melinda: Great show, David!
	9:53pm βrian: A sweet memory is my Sweet returning from Maine with two 5-gallon buckets of wild blueberries.
	9:55pm Old Dave: Until the damn fruit flies find out what you have and they want..
	9:55pm βrian: "Nevadar?"
	9:55pm coelacanth∅: Carm i'll look into it. i'm surprised i never heard of it if it's a natural food related scandal. 'right up my alley
	9:56pm Carmichael: Yay, Fairport! Mr. Mandl may also indulge in this fare.
	9:56pm βrian: @Old Dave: they were gone, gone, gone within two days.
	9:58pm coelacanth∅: one could easily collect 4-5 shopping bags full of blueberries in minnewaska state park, but it's illegal.
	9:58pm Old Dave: XLN, I say again
	9:58pm 12539: Thanks, David.
	9:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David! don't be a stranger
	9:44am Erik in Berlin: Catching up on the archive this Tuesday, and it's a fantatic mix of stuff. Warm thoughts from Germany!

Inner Ear Detour with David: Playlist from August 13, 2017

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Pilocka Krach	Who's Afraid of Justin Beiber?	V/A: Monika Werkstatt	Monika		0:03:49 (Pop-up)
Laurie Spiegel	Improvisation on a 'Concerto Generator'	v/a: Space, Energy & Light - Experimental Electronic and Acoustic Soundscapes 1961-88	Soul Jazz		0:07:50 (Pop-up)
Javier Díez Ena	Berlin Ghost Opera	Theremonial: Dark & Exotic Theremin Music	Beat Generation		0:11:13 (Pop-up)
Spectrum Meets Captain Memphis	The Lonesome Death of Johnny Ace	Indian Giver	Birdman		0:13:48 (Pop-up)
Laetitia Sadier Source Ensemble	Undying Love For Humanity	Find Me Finding You	Drag City		0:21:55 (Pop-up)
Jean-Jacques Perrey	Visa to the Stars (commercial arrangement)	Jean-Jacques Perrey et son Ondioline	Forgotten Future		0:26:09 (Pop-up)
Can	Vitamin C (U.N.K.L.E. mix) "Vitamin C (U.N.K.L.E. mix)" by "Can"	Sacrilege	Mute		0:27:43 (Pop-up)
Jowe Head	Swissair "Swissair" by "Jowe Head"	Pincer Movement	Hedonics		0:35:44 (Pop-up)
Kondi Band	Titi Dem Too Service "Titi Dem Too Service" by "Kondi Band"	Salone	Strut		0:38:37 (Pop-up)
Michael Vincent	Dying Ain't Bad Y'all	V/A: Playing with Words	Gruenrekorder		0:49:45 (Pop-up)
Eugeniusz Rudnik	Wokale "Wokale" by "Eugeniusz Rudnik"	V/A: Text-Sound Compositions—Stockholm 1974	Fylkingen		0:51:43 (Pop-up)
Annea Lockwood	Glissandi / Dialogue: Bottles & Jars	Early Works 1967-82	Em		0:56:57 (Pop-up)
Jewlia Eisenberg	Meister of Kultur	Trilectic	Tzadik		0:58:45 (Pop-up)
David Greenberger, Glenn Jones, & Chris Corsano	Seven Ribbons, Two Trophies	An Idea In Everything	Okraina		1:00:53 (Pop-up)
Bob Holman	That's Why "That's Why" by "Bob Holman"	In with the Out Crowd	Mouth Almighty		1:03:10 (Pop-up)
Vivian Stanshall	Bass Macaw and Broken Bottles	Teddy Boys Don't Knit	Virgin		1:06:34 (Pop-up)
Slim Gaillard	Yip Roc Heresy "Yip Roc Heresy" by "Slim Gaillard"	Laughing In Rhythm: The Best Of The Verve Years	Verve		1:09:52 (Pop-up)
Phineas Newborn, Jr.	Savanna "Savanna" by "Phineas Newborn, Jr."	Plays Harold Arlen's Music from Jamaica	Collectibles		1:12:08 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Go to Hell "Go to Hell" by "Nina Simone"	The Blues	Novus / BMG		1:16:15 (Pop-up)
Elmer Berstein	Greenwich Village Rumble (from Staccato)	v/a: Jazz on Film - Crime Jazz	Moochin' About		1:18:47 (Pop-up)
Redd Kross	Motorboat "Motorboat" by "Redd Kross"	Hot Issue	Bang Ya Head		1:27:08 (Pop-up)
Chain and the Gang	Free Will "Free Will" by "Chain and the Gang"	Best of Crime Rock	In the Red		1:28:47 (Pop-up)
Beatle Barkers	I Saw Her Standing There	Beatle Barkers	Telmar (New Zealand)		1:31:08 (Pop-up)
USA/Mexico	L.A. "L.A." by "USA/Mexico"	Laredo	12XU	Fall cover	1:33:48 (Pop-up)
Sex Swing	Night-Time Worker "Night-Time Worker" by "Sex Swing"	Split 7" w/ Clinic	God Unknown		1:37:22 (Pop-up)
Look Blue Go Purple	Cactus Cat "Cactus Cat" by "Look Blue Go Purple"	Still Bewitched	Flying Nun		1:48:43 (Pop-up)
Jay Reatard	Pull Down the Shades "Pull Down the Shades" by "Jay Reatard"	v/a: Stroke - Songs for Chris Knox	Merge	Toy Dolls cover	1:51:09 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	Reno Nevada "Reno Nevada" by "Fairport Convention"	Come All Ye: the First Ten Years	Universal Music	BBC session	1:53:31 (Pop-up)
Peter Perrett	Man of Extremes "Man of Extremes" by "Peter Perrett"	How the West Was Won	Domino		1:55:55 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:02pm dale: i always wanted to be mr. narrow slacks.
	8:03pm Old Dave: Beiber... Canadian. How bad can he be?
	8:07pm northguineahills: @Old Dave: Ever been apologized to death w/ gifts of copious amounts of maple syrup, moose, and hockey sticks?
	8:09pm dale: i could go for some maple walnut ice cream
	8:11pm JakeGould: Fourthsies! I that even matters any more.
	8:12pm Inner Ear Detour: Good evening, folks!
	8:16pm northguineahills: Haven't heard this Spectrum, I thought I had everything Sonic Boom had put out....
	8:16pm Old Dave: I have had some close calls, NGH. A gift of moose meat nearly got me locked up at the Maine border one time. Never did eat moose (never actually wanted to!) Canadians.
	8:18pm northguineahills: I've only had moose jerky, now I'm curious....
	8:22pm SeanG: james luther dickinson!
	8:23pm Bootsie: I had to check the playlist to see who was going this Alan Vega impression.
	8:23pm Bootsie: *doing
	8:24pm Inner Ear Detour: As SeanG said, it was the late great Jim Dickinson
	8:25pm melinda: hi folks! Hi Ear!
	8:35pm Old Dave: XLN!
	8:43pm Bootsie: Was that Jim Dickinson on vocals? Or as producer? Have not ever heard that track before. Almost thought it was Alan Vega at first for sure.
	8:51pm Inner Ear Detour: Dickinson on vocals and production
	8:54pm coelacanth∅: greetings David and Inner Ear Worms always a pleasure, David
	8:56pm northguineahills: I love these fylkingen collections....
	8:59pm JakeGould: These glass jars are stressing me out.
	9:02pm βrian: Midlife-crisis cakes, too?
	9:02pm JakeGould: Pies are better than cakes.
	9:04pm βrian: @JakeGould: No debating that.
	9:05pm Old Dave: Mincemeat
	9:05pm northguineahills: Now I want to make spicy veggie chorizo and sweet potato pie. In maybe next weekend when I'm unpacked. It's so much easier to put furniture back together w/ another pair of hands. More unpacking for me,, t'will be back later!
	9:06pm coelacanth∅: yes, cow pies
	9:06pm βrian: No suet for me, thank you!
	9:08pm coelacanth∅: i was compelled to try my niece's pecan-coconut-chocolate pie tonight. i'll have a regular pecan pie over that any day. too sweet.
	9:08pm βrian: @NGH: Florida, right? I can't say I'm jealous, but whereabouts?
	9:11pm melinda: @coel that must have been intense. Regular pecan pie is quite sweet.
	9:12pm melinda: I think cake and pie are equally good.
	9:13pm βrian: Well made pecan pie isn't too sweet. But, yes, most folks don't know how to make good pecan pie, or pastries in general. Let the sweetness be suggestive, I say. Not invasive.
	9:13pm coelacanth∅: yeah even she, a sweets/carb fiend, thinks it "needs more pecans".
	9:14pm coelacanth∅: i agree βrian (on all points)
	9:15pm Old Dave: Is a Yip Roc like a jeprok in the RP?
	9:16pm βrian: N cups of sugar * 0.45 = just about right.
	9:18pm melinda: I cut way back on sugar years ago so a mildly sweet pecan pie would be fine with me, but it is traditionally a sugar bomb. Which I enjoyed with gusto as a child in Texas.
	9:18pm northguineahills: Gainesville, FL. pop: 150K (w/in the city limits), 1/3 are students or are employed by the University. I moved in a older suburban neighborhood w/ professionals and professors, and only a 10 minute walk from the downtown where the restaurants, bars, galleries, and performance spaces are located. I only need to drive to work, and it's a 10-12 minute commute, and I have a flexible schedule. Thanks for asking. There are signs all over my neighborhood that say in Spanish, English, and Arabic, "No matter where you come from, we're happy you are our neighbors". I'm happy so far...
	9:18pm Bootsie: @Inner Ear Detour, thanks!
	9:19pm Old Dave: Then you would also not like "Shoo Fly" pie... a quart of molasses baked in lard-informed crusts?
	9:20pm melinda: lard-informed crust, haha
	9:20pm northguineahills: Sugar makes my intestines squirm like a nest of snakes, so I only indulge in sweets once a month.
	9:21pm βrian: @NGH: Far out. I had a college friend who grew up there. Yes, he was deeply scarred, but yes, times have changed since. Watch out for those sinkholes!
	9:21pm melinda: Buttermilk pie is also very sweet. Another fave from my days as a sugar fiend.
	9:21pm melinda: More great crime jazz. No one talks about rumbles anymore.
	9:23pm JakeGould: @melinda: I wanna rumble against neo-Nazis. I wanna rumble against the Klan. I wanna rumble against white hate wherever I can.
	9:23pm northguineahills: Yeah, the downtown is nearly five times the size it was when I was in uni, so there is an actual town feel to it for the non-students, which is nice. (the downtown was just reviving right before I left).
	9:23pm Old Dave: Shepherds' pie is sugar free, and hard to find. Hard to beat on a cold night in the North Country...
	9:24pm northguineahills: I make a mean Mexican fusion shepherd's pie.
	9:25pm Old Dave: Now THAT I wanna try!
	9:25pm coelacanth∅: i like a good banana cream or chocolate cream pie. a have a piece of one or the other about once every 4 years.
	9:27pm Carmichael: Heya David and listeners. Just returned from Lake Tahoe. Copious amounts of people, and I'm generally anti-throng, but it was fun
	9:28pm melinda: Cream pies are good. The best coconut cream pie I had was at a health food store cafe in Fairfield, Iowa. Of all places.
	9:28pm melinda: @Carm I'm anti-thong.
	9:28pm coelacanth∅: haha! i just saw that - "who's afraid of justin beiber"...not me; i'm just afraid i might hear his music!
	9:30pm coelacanth∅: melinda i almost mentioned coconut cream in there, but i haven't tasted a good one in several decades. 'loved it as a child though.
	9:32pm Old Dave: Blueberry is in season now... how can you hate blueberry pie?
	9:34pm coelacanth∅: when my favorite cafe friends try to push the apple pie on me, i say i'm holding out for blueberry.
	9:34pm Carmichael: I had a crumbly cherry pie last night. Twas fabulous.
	9:37pm Carmichael: My wife and I are considering producing a documentary on the marionberry. What a bunch of political intrigue there ...
	9:37pm coelacanth∅: ...my sister made some sweet potato pies last winter. (from sweets that we grew) there's a pie that is very delicious and even pretty good for you.
	9:37pm βrian: We stopped at a U-pick blueberry grower about a month ago, on the way to camping up north. Boy howdy, campfire blueberry pancakes are a treat! Maple syrup, of course. But not too much.
	9:37pm JakeGould: Anyone who hates blueberry pie is a douchebag. I saw that at on a sampler once.
	9:39pm βrian: Blueberry pie is especially vulnerable to over-sweetening. It needs tender love.
	9:40pm Old Dave: zactly, Jake. Just get a small piece if your diet does not allow. What my Gramma called "no thank you" helpings of fruit and veg!
	9:42pm coelacanth∅: "douchebag" might be a stronger word than i'd use - and i'm not known for softening my opinion!
	9:44pm βrian: I love, love, love sweet potatoes, and I will defend them from added sugar. They're already sweet. It's in their name. Don't fuck with sweet potatoes.
	9:45pm melinda: I just eat blueberries straight. A few weeks ago the batch I bought started fermenting, and they tasted kind of good. Like little nuggets of blueberry booze.
	9:46pm coelacanth∅: Carmichael i don't know enough about marion berries that i can say it'd make a good documentary; but i can say that that's one hybrid i can get behind.
	9:47pm coelacanth∅: melinda so you enjoy getting a bit tipsy after all!
	9:48pm Old Dave: Vaccinium angustifolium is the wild form we find all over our farm in Canada. You cannot believe how good they taste fresh! Wymans of Maine is harvesting them for Walmart resale, but not the same 6 months later frozen. How could they be?
	9:48pm Carmichael: @coel, just google the history. In Portland, they're almost a political party.
	9:48pm melinda: I remember a friend offering up a jar of marionberry jam right around the time of the scandal, and until then I didn't know there was a berry so named. It was funny.
	9:49pm βrian: I think the southernmost limit of naturally occurring wild blueberries is a natural warning line. Beyond that, you are in peril.
	9:50pm melinda: @coel getting drunk is fun! I just don't do it much anymore, better for my health.
	9:50pm coelacanth∅: βrian, i eat baked sweets frequently - with flax seed oil and ume vinegar on 'em. my sister is not like me in that regard, but i don't think she could've added much sugar (or maple syrup, probably) to those pies.
	9:52pm melinda: Great show, David!
	9:53pm βrian: A sweet memory is my Sweet returning from Maine with two 5-gallon buckets of wild blueberries.
	9:55pm Old Dave: Until the damn fruit flies find out what you have and they want..
	9:55pm βrian: "Nevadar?"
	9:55pm coelacanth∅: Carm i'll look into it. i'm surprised i never heard of it if it's a natural food related scandal. 'right up my alley
	9:56pm Carmichael: Yay, Fairport! Mr. Mandl may also indulge in this fare.
	9:56pm βrian: @Old Dave: they were gone, gone, gone within two days.
	9:58pm coelacanth∅: one could easily collect 4-5 shopping bags full of blueberries in minnewaska state park, but it's illegal.
	9:58pm Old Dave: XLN, I say again
	9:58pm 12539: Thanks, David.
	9:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David! don't be a stranger
	9:44am Erik in Berlin: Catching up on the archive this Tuesday, and it's a fantatic mix of stuff. Warm thoughts from Germany!

Inner Ear Detour with David: Playlist from August 13, 2017

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