WFMU: Serious Moonlight Sonatas with Carol: Playlist from July 15, 2018

Serious Moonlight Sonatas with Carol: Playlist from July 15, 2018

An odyssey of the ears powered by the moon, the stars, & a pixie dusting of ecstatic electricity...

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July 15, 2018: Back To Moon School

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Kentucky Old Regular Baptists	Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah			1993		Lined-out hymnody is among America's oldest English language religious music, at least of the oral tradition. It is basically call and response music. Most parishioners, in the 18th and early 19th centuries especially, could not read. This provided a way to sing many hymns without having memorized the words, as the congregation could follow the leader. This selection is sung by members of the Indian Bottom Association, Old Regular Baptists, at Defeated Creek Church in Linefork, KY.		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Emphemetry	Every Other Second Day	A Lullaby Hum for Tired Streets	Time Travel Opps	2011		AKA Richard Birkin (in Crash Of Rhinos) from Derbyshire, UK		0:04:14 (Pop-up)
C. Chambers	20 "20" by "C. Chambers"	Undertones from the 7th House	No Label	2018		from Baltimore, Maryland	*	0:07:09 (Pop-up)
Numb.er	Lude (I Need It) "Lude (I Need It)" by "Numb.er"	Goodbye	Felte	2018		Los Angeles-based photographer & visual artist Jeff Fribourg (of Froth) (vox, synthesizers, guitar, drum machines, noise)	*	0:10:19 (Pop-up)
Robert Normandeau / John Hurt	Tangram (excerpt) / Jabberwocky (by Lewis Carroll)	Tangram	Empreintes Digitales	1994		2nd album by this Canadian composer		0:11:38 (Pop-up)
Jean-Claude Risset	Aqua "Aqua" by "Jean-Claude Risset"	Elementa	INA-GRM	2001		from France		0:18:57 (Pop-up)
Francis Dhomont	Marine "Marine" by "Francis Dhomont"	A Storm of Drones (V/A)	Sombient	1995		from Paris, France / discovered with magnetic wire what Pierre Schaeffer would later call "musique concrete"		0:24:51 (Pop-up)
Ocadium	Dangerous Women In Solar Shoes	Millimetres	Rota Frangitur	2018		produced by Qualo Infinity	*	0:27:27 (Pop-up)
Globular / Keith Gordon, Terry Farrell, William Zabka, Robert Downey, Jr., Burt Young, Rodney Dangerfield & Ned Beatty	Total Perspecitve Vortex / Take A Hike, You Elitist Fraternity Scumbag / That's Right, Dean Martin	Entangled Everything / Back To School	Self-Released	2018		from the UK	*	0:30:30 (Pop-up)
Mause	Put-in FXA "Put-in FXA" by "Mause"	Colorsquad04 (V/A)	Color Squad	2018			*	0:40:55 (Pop-up)
Blancmange	Waves "Waves" by "Blancmange"	Happy Families	Island	1982		debut album from duo Neil Arthur & Stephen Luscombe / formed in London / for the giant blancmange playing at Wimbledon: https://youtu.be/UMCNltgrs1U?t=2m31s (thanks, fred:)		0:43:04 (Pop-up)
Anything Box / Sally Kellerman & Rodney Dangerfield	A Cold Day / Yes!! Yes!!	Sharewear1 Orange / Back To School	Orangewerks	2000		“I was a Flower of the mountain yes when I put the rose in my hair like the Andalusian girls used or shall I wear a red yes and how he kissed me under the Moorish wall and I thought well as well him as another and then I asked him with my eyes to ask again yes and then he asked me would I yes to say yes my mountain flower and first I put my arms around him yes and drew him down to me so he could feel my breasts all perfume yes and his heart was going like mad and yes I said yes I will Yes.” ― James Joyce, Ulysses		0:47:01 (Pop-up)
I Start Counting / Sally Kellerman, Rodney Dangerfield & Keith Gordon	Lose Him / Why Don't You Call Me Sometime When You Have No Class?	Fused / Back To School	Mute	1988		duo David Baker & Simon Leonard from London / AKA Fortran 5, John Came & Komputer		0:51:50 (Pop-up)
John Godbert	Fog Sculpture "Fog Sculpture" by "John Godbert"	The Sealed Container	Chocolate Monk	2018		from Vibracathedral Orchestra & Skullflower	*	0:55:17 (Pop-up)

Hatchie	Sleep "Sleep" by "Hatchie"	Sugar & Spice EP	Double Double Whammy	2018		debut album from Australian bassist Harriette Pilbeam	*	1:10:06 (Pop-up)
La Roux / Adrienne Barbieau & Rodney Dangerfield	Quicksand / They Come Here For Free Food	La Roux / Back To School	Polydor	2009		debut album from duo Elly Jackson & Ben Langmaid		1:12:55 (Pop-up)
The Secession / Rodney Dangerfield, Ned Beatty, Paxton Whitehead & Sally Kellerman	Touch (Part 4) / Fraud Is Such An Ugly Word	Trevor Jackson Presents Metal Dance - Industrial, Post Punk, EBM Classics & Rarities 80-88 (V/A) / Back To School	Strut	2012		orig. issued as a 12" & 45 in 1984 on Beggar's Banquet / Peter Thomson (vocals, keyboards), Carole Branston (vocals, keyboard), Charlie Kelly (vocals), Charlie Kelly (synthesizer, percussion), J.L. Seenan (bass)		1:16:15 (Pop-up)
Cause & Effect	In Shakespeare's Garden	Trip	Zoo Entertainment	1994		3rd album from this California group / Richard Shepherd (vocals & drum programming), Martyn Phillips (keyboards, guitar & rainstick), Keith Milo (vocals, synth programming) & Robert Rowe (vocals & guitar)		1:23:05 (Pop-up)
DJ Cactus Cooler / Ned Beatty & Rodney Dangerfield	My F*cking Color Squad u43 Acid Bounce #11 / As You Go Out Into The World My Advice to You Is This: Don't Go! It's Rough Out There! Move In With Your Parents! Let Them Worry About It!	Colorsquad04 (V/A) / Back To School	Color Squad	2018			*	1:27:44 (Pop-up)
Spectrum of the Sky	The Farewell "The Farewell" by "Spectrum of the Sky"	Break of Reality	Self-Released	2009	CD	Patrick Laird, Ivan Trevino, Martin Torch-Ishii, Laura Metcalf from NYC		1:33:16 (Pop-up)
Natalia Beylis	They Eat Them Head Fucking First (excerpt)	Scchh...Phh	Chocolate Monk	2017		born in Kiev, bred in Baltimore & now living in Leitrim, Ireland / from her bandcamp page: "During supermoons I sometimes worship the jellyfish gods."	*	1:35:44 (Pop-up)
Walter Wegmuller	Die Welt "Die Welt" by "Walter Wegmuller"	Tarot	Die Kosmischen Kuriere/Ohr	1973		orig. 2-LP set / Wegmuller was a painter from Switzerland / with The Cosmic Jokers: Harald Grosskopf, Hartmut Enke, Jerry Berkers, Jürgen Dollase, Klaus Schulze, Manuel Göttsching, Walter Wegmüller, Walter Westrupp / "Die Welt" translates to "The World"		1:37:50 (Pop-up)
deC	Dizzycryy Normaleyes "Dizzycryy Normaleyes" by "deC"	Colorsquad04 (V/A)	Color Squad	2018			*	1:45:22 (Pop-up)
Damon Holzborn	Intro "Intro" by "Damon Holzborn"	25 (V/A)	Accretions	2010		of Donkey, Quibble, & The Trummerflora Collective		1:49:41 (Pop-up)
Zoe Keating	Nix "Nix" by "Zoe Keating"	Snowmelt EP	Bandcamp	2018		Canadian-born cellist and composer now based in Vermont	*	1:52:35 (Pop-up)
Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch	Tulsi "Tulsi" by "Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch"	Like Water Through The Sand	130701	2015		debut album from this French pianist based in London		1:55:30 (Pop-up)
Oskar Schuster	Les Sablons "Les Sablons" by "Oskar Schuster"	Sneeuwland	Self-Released	2014		from Berlin	*	1:58:37 (Pop-up)

Fabrizio Paterlini	Blue(sy) Sunday	Winter Stories	Memory	2018		8th full-length album / from Mantua, Italy / started playing piano at age 6	*	2:08:34 (Pop-up)
Donnacha Costello	That Empty Feeling	Together	Self-Released	2015		from the artist: "Works from the original session tapes (for the 2001 CD, "Together Is The New Alone") were carefully remastered by Stephan Mathieu, who was one of my contemporaries at this early stage of my career and has a special understanding for this music. Alternative versions of certain works were also discovered and included. Particular works appeared on the original CD at the wrong pitch due to careless mastering. I never knew this until this year. Also, the heavy use of noise reduction in the mastering of the 2001 CD (Together Is The New Alone) suppressed many details in reverb trails and delay lines. These newly mastered versions retain the noise and dynamics of the original recordings and overall, the album now has a sonic character and open sound that breathes new life into a familiar favourite. This is how I've wanted you to hear this album for many years. I call this new version simply "Together." I hope you enjoy it. -Donnacha		2:10:32 (Pop-up)
Hilary Woods	Kith "Kith" by "Hilary Woods"	Colt	Sacred Bones	2018		debut full-length solo album from the former bass player of JJ72	*	2:13:16 (Pop-up)
Jasper String Quartet	The Blue Horse Walks On The Horizon	Unbound	Sono Luminus/New Amsterdam	2017		piece written by Annie Gosfield / 4th album from J Freivogal & Sae Chonabayashi (violins), Sam Quintal (viola) & Rachel Henderson Freivogal (cello) from Philadelphia		2:18:45 (Pop-up)
Michael Gordon & Kronos Quartet	Exalted (feat. Young People's Chorus of NYC)	Clouded Yellow	Cantaloupe	2018		Michael Gordon is one of the founders & artistic directors of NY's Bang On A Can ensemble & festival / Kronos Quartet: David Harrington (violin); John Sherba (violin); Hank Dutt (viola) & Sunny Yang (cello)	*	2:34:38 (Pop-up)
You're Alive But You Are Dead	Passive Moral People	The Future Is Where It Ends	Self-Released	2018		AKA John Freer from the UK	*	2:43:19 (Pop-up)
Globular	Popping Out "Popping Out" by "Globular"	Entangled Everything	Self-Released	2018		4th album from Bristol-based Morison Bennett	*	2:46:07 (Pop-up)
Midnight Tyrannosaurus	The Replicant	The Underworld	Self-Released	2018		from Hudson, Florida	*	2:47:20 (Pop-up)
Depeche Mode	Going Backwards "Going Backwards" by "Depeche Mode"	Spirit	Columbia/Mute	2017		written by Martin Gore / 14th studio album / David Gahan (vocals), Martin Gore (vocals, guitar, keyboards & synth), & Andy Fletcher (keyboards, synth & backing vocals)		2:51:43 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	6:02am fred: Good morning Carol. Great opening track
	6:03am Billy Jam: Carol!!!!!!
	6:03am Sem: Hello and good morning, Ms. Crow, the Serious, and not so serious, moonlighters.
	6:06am CarolCrow: Good morning, fred:)
	6:06am CarolCrow: Billy Jam!!
	6:08am CarolCrow: Hello, Sem!! Glad to have you here!
	6:12am Billy Jam: hey Carol - great set jut 12 minutes in - I was thinking of "Serious Moonlight" other day when I went to Bowie exhibit @ Brooklyn Museum - it was really enjoyable - -Good to be tuned in live to such a great mix! tnx W F M U
	6:12am dale: good morning. sounds like the last time i was on the f train at 4 in the morning.
	6:33am CarolCrow: Thanks Billy! Yes, I heard it was a great exhibit!
	6:35am CarolCrow: Hey there, dale! Subway & tunnel sounds are quite divine at that time of the morning... Haha:)
	6:35am fred: Fantastic set so far, Carol
	6:36am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: I like subway and tunnel sounds! Miss them since I moved away... and there were more than a few times I was hearing them at this time of the morning. :D
	6:36am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: There may have been a few pitchers of IPA involved in that, mind you.
	6:39am CarolCrow: Chris, IPA is very nice in ANY setting:)
	6:42am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: That it is! Although I quite preferred the Cherry Tree out in Brooklyn or a Hoboken bar I've been told has closed in my absence. (Probably because of my absence, I'm sure.)
	6:45am dale: haven't heard blancmange in 30 years!
	6:46am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: I was going to say, I'd completely forgotten about them. I went through a huge Blancmange phase about 10 years ago.
	6:46am fred: IPA is nice, but for me nothing beats Guinness on tap (with a competent bartender, that is)
	6:51am Sem: yes...yes...yes...
	6:52am Stanley: Hi fred, Carol and everyone. Talking beer, I was very happy to see that our local brewery, here in Edinburgh, brought out an ale 'commemorating' Donald Trump's visit to Scotland. It was called 'The Child Catcher'. All profits going to a children's charity
	6:52am fred: I think it was a very timely move to play Blancmange as Wimbledon comes to an end
	6:52am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Guinness on tap is nothing to sneeze at, either. Since IPA isn't huge over here, that's my go-to.
	6:52am debt collector: Carol! Good morning and love from Burlington VT! Always a treat.
	6:53am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Hahaha, nice Stanley. Sad but apt.
	🌜 6:56am Ken From Hyde Park: Back to school with Rodney!
	7:00am Sem: "I know I'm getting old. My last birthday cake looked like a prairie fire." -Rodney Dangerfield
	7:01am fred: @Chris: How's the Guinness in Malaysia? I know it varies widely across the wold, for instance it's almost IPA high in alcohol in Cameroon
	7:03am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: @Fred: You can either get the high-alcohol (Foreign Export, I think?) or the regular tap version here. But if you want to buy cans, it's only the Foreign Export. It's probably similar to the Cameroon version.
	7:03am Ruth Booth: Happy Sunday!
	7:05am fred: Here it is: www.youtube.com...
	7:05am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Apparently the high-alcohol version is just because they used to have to export it overseas and not have it spoil. Nowadays they just brew it here so it's unnecessary, but why mess with success...
	7:10am fred: (the blancmange appears around 3 minutes into that video)
	7:10am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Good find, Fred. Morning, Ruth!
	7:15am dale: can rapping rodney be far off?
	7:27am CarolCrow: Hello Stanley! Love to you, debt collector and all!
	7:27am Aaron Working In Newark: Great set this morning!
	7:27am CarolCrow: @Sem@7:00: That's a great quote:) Thanks!
	7:30am Stanley: Ah, Mr 'oral examination' Mallon is back.
	7:36am fred: Zoe Keating!
	8:02am Sem: Well this is surely a lovely thing right here. Nice, nice, nice.
	🌜 8:04am NotARealDoctor: FYI there is a movie called "Saturday the 14th" and it's available on Prime Video if you have Amazon Prime
	🌜 8:05am NotARealDoctor: It's a silly horror spoof from 1981 starting Richard Benjamin
	8:07am TDK60: Morning from rain-drenched Manhattan.
	8:11am Shrunken Planet: The always wonderful Carol. As I'm often home now on Sunday mornings, I get to catch the show in real time...xx
	8:17am Matthew_London: Sounds like a summer Sunday
	8:22am CarolCrow: Happy Sunday, Ruth! Hey, dale! Good morning, Aaron! Thank you for tuning in live this morning:)
	8:23am CarolCrow: @NotARealDoctor: Huh. That's interesting. Thank you for the info. I stand corrected:)
	8:24am CarolCrow: Good morning, TDK, from rain-soaked Jersey City! Hope you don't have to go out in it:)
	8:25am CarolCrow: Hey Jeffrey! Thanks for listening:)
	8:26am CarolCrow: Hello, Matthew in London:) So glad you're with us this morning!
	8:27am CarolCrow: Thank you all for listening on this soggy-bottom Sunday:)
	8:31am TDK60: Weekend mornings are fine with both Jeff D. on Saturday and Carol today. The rain? --we need it.
	8:36am fred: I wish I could see Kronos again. But tickets have become far too expensive
	8:55am Sem: Thanks, Ms. Crow. See you and all next time, if the river doesn't rise.
	8:55am fred: Depeche Mode was my first live show. The ticket said "Depeche Mode & Guest", so I thought Guest was the name of the opening band. I still don't know who they really were
	8:58am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: @Fred: They were my second live show! Such a great show. Such a great new album, too -- definitely speaks to the moment.
	9:00am fred: Thanks Carol!
	🌜 9:00am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Carol. Have a good week.
	9:03am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Have an awesome week, Carol!
	9:07am CarolCrow: Thanks, Sem! Yes:)
	9:07am CarolCrow: Thank you, fred!
	9:08am CarolCrow: Thanks for listening, Ken:) Hoping your week is good, too!
	9:09am CarolCrow: Thanks for "tuning in," Chris! You, too:)
	9:10am CarolCrow: Thanks to you all for listening! See you next week:)
	5:21am jkeigh: Great show Carol. Loved the classical pieces in the third hour. I was just watching tonight show clips of Rodney Dangerfield this week so it was also some cool synchronicity that you played some back to school.

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Sun. Nov 10th, 6am - 9am: INTERVIEW with Gareth Jones of SUNROOF (More info...)
Gareth Jones has been a composer, producer and engineer for such seminal bands as Depeche Mode & Einsturzende Neubauten. Join us for a conversation with Gareth talking about Sunroof, his latest project with Mute founder Daniel Miller and the release of their new album, "Electronic Music Improvisations Vol. 3."

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Kentucky Old Regular Baptists	Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah			1993		Lined-out hymnody is among America's oldest English language religious music, at least of the oral tradition. It is basically call and response music. Most parishioners, in the 18th and early 19th centuries especially, could not read. This provided a way to sing many hymns without having memorized the words, as the congregation could follow the leader. This selection is sung by members of the Indian Bottom Association, Old Regular Baptists, at Defeated Creek Church in Linefork, KY.		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Emphemetry	Every Other Second Day	A Lullaby Hum for Tired Streets	Time Travel Opps	2011		AKA Richard Birkin (in Crash Of Rhinos) from Derbyshire, UK		0:04:14 (Pop-up)
C. Chambers	20 "20" by "C. Chambers"	Undertones from the 7th House	No Label	2018		from Baltimore, Maryland	*	0:07:09 (Pop-up)
Numb.er	Lude (I Need It) "Lude (I Need It)" by "Numb.er"	Goodbye	Felte	2018		Los Angeles-based photographer & visual artist Jeff Fribourg (of Froth) (vox, synthesizers, guitar, drum machines, noise)	*	0:10:19 (Pop-up)
Robert Normandeau / John Hurt	Tangram (excerpt) / Jabberwocky (by Lewis Carroll)	Tangram	Empreintes Digitales	1994		2nd album by this Canadian composer		0:11:38 (Pop-up)
Jean-Claude Risset	Aqua "Aqua" by "Jean-Claude Risset"	Elementa	INA-GRM	2001		from France		0:18:57 (Pop-up)
Francis Dhomont	Marine "Marine" by "Francis Dhomont"	A Storm of Drones (V/A)	Sombient	1995		from Paris, France / discovered with magnetic wire what Pierre Schaeffer would later call "musique concrete"		0:24:51 (Pop-up)
Ocadium	Dangerous Women In Solar Shoes	Millimetres	Rota Frangitur	2018		produced by Qualo Infinity	*	0:27:27 (Pop-up)
Globular / Keith Gordon, Terry Farrell, William Zabka, Robert Downey, Jr., Burt Young, Rodney Dangerfield & Ned Beatty	Total Perspecitve Vortex / Take A Hike, You Elitist Fraternity Scumbag / That's Right, Dean Martin	Entangled Everything / Back To School	Self-Released	2018		from the UK	*	0:30:30 (Pop-up)
Mause	Put-in FXA "Put-in FXA" by "Mause"	Colorsquad04 (V/A)	Color Squad	2018			*	0:40:55 (Pop-up)
Blancmange	Waves "Waves" by "Blancmange"	Happy Families	Island	1982		debut album from duo Neil Arthur & Stephen Luscombe / formed in London / for the giant blancmange playing at Wimbledon: https://youtu.be/UMCNltgrs1U?t=2m31s (thanks, fred:)		0:43:04 (Pop-up)
Anything Box / Sally Kellerman & Rodney Dangerfield	A Cold Day / Yes!! Yes!!	Sharewear1 Orange / Back To School	Orangewerks	2000		“I was a Flower of the mountain yes when I put the rose in my hair like the Andalusian girls used or shall I wear a red yes and how he kissed me under the Moorish wall and I thought well as well him as another and then I asked him with my eyes to ask again yes and then he asked me would I yes to say yes my mountain flower and first I put my arms around him yes and drew him down to me so he could feel my breasts all perfume yes and his heart was going like mad and yes I said yes I will Yes.” ― James Joyce, Ulysses		0:47:01 (Pop-up)
I Start Counting / Sally Kellerman, Rodney Dangerfield & Keith Gordon	Lose Him / Why Don't You Call Me Sometime When You Have No Class?	Fused / Back To School	Mute	1988		duo David Baker & Simon Leonard from London / AKA Fortran 5, John Came & Komputer		0:51:50 (Pop-up)
John Godbert	Fog Sculpture "Fog Sculpture" by "John Godbert"	The Sealed Container	Chocolate Monk	2018		from Vibracathedral Orchestra & Skullflower	*	0:55:17 (Pop-up)

Hatchie	Sleep "Sleep" by "Hatchie"	Sugar & Spice EP	Double Double Whammy	2018		debut album from Australian bassist Harriette Pilbeam	*	1:10:06 (Pop-up)
La Roux / Adrienne Barbieau & Rodney Dangerfield	Quicksand / They Come Here For Free Food	La Roux / Back To School	Polydor	2009		debut album from duo Elly Jackson & Ben Langmaid		1:12:55 (Pop-up)
The Secession / Rodney Dangerfield, Ned Beatty, Paxton Whitehead & Sally Kellerman	Touch (Part 4) / Fraud Is Such An Ugly Word	Trevor Jackson Presents Metal Dance - Industrial, Post Punk, EBM Classics & Rarities 80-88 (V/A) / Back To School	Strut	2012		orig. issued as a 12" & 45 in 1984 on Beggar's Banquet / Peter Thomson (vocals, keyboards), Carole Branston (vocals, keyboard), Charlie Kelly (vocals), Charlie Kelly (synthesizer, percussion), J.L. Seenan (bass)		1:16:15 (Pop-up)
Cause & Effect	In Shakespeare's Garden	Trip	Zoo Entertainment	1994		3rd album from this California group / Richard Shepherd (vocals & drum programming), Martyn Phillips (keyboards, guitar & rainstick), Keith Milo (vocals, synth programming) & Robert Rowe (vocals & guitar)		1:23:05 (Pop-up)
DJ Cactus Cooler / Ned Beatty & Rodney Dangerfield	My F*cking Color Squad u43 Acid Bounce #11 / As You Go Out Into The World My Advice to You Is This: Don't Go! It's Rough Out There! Move In With Your Parents! Let Them Worry About It!	Colorsquad04 (V/A) / Back To School	Color Squad	2018			*	1:27:44 (Pop-up)
Spectrum of the Sky	The Farewell "The Farewell" by "Spectrum of the Sky"	Break of Reality	Self-Released	2009	CD	Patrick Laird, Ivan Trevino, Martin Torch-Ishii, Laura Metcalf from NYC		1:33:16 (Pop-up)
Natalia Beylis	They Eat Them Head Fucking First (excerpt)	Scchh...Phh	Chocolate Monk	2017		born in Kiev, bred in Baltimore & now living in Leitrim, Ireland / from her bandcamp page: "During supermoons I sometimes worship the jellyfish gods."	*	1:35:44 (Pop-up)
Walter Wegmuller	Die Welt "Die Welt" by "Walter Wegmuller"	Tarot	Die Kosmischen Kuriere/Ohr	1973		orig. 2-LP set / Wegmuller was a painter from Switzerland / with The Cosmic Jokers: Harald Grosskopf, Hartmut Enke, Jerry Berkers, Jürgen Dollase, Klaus Schulze, Manuel Göttsching, Walter Wegmüller, Walter Westrupp / "Die Welt" translates to "The World"		1:37:50 (Pop-up)
deC	Dizzycryy Normaleyes "Dizzycryy Normaleyes" by "deC"	Colorsquad04 (V/A)	Color Squad	2018			*	1:45:22 (Pop-up)
Damon Holzborn	Intro "Intro" by "Damon Holzborn"	25 (V/A)	Accretions	2010		of Donkey, Quibble, & The Trummerflora Collective		1:49:41 (Pop-up)
Zoe Keating	Nix "Nix" by "Zoe Keating"	Snowmelt EP	Bandcamp	2018		Canadian-born cellist and composer now based in Vermont	*	1:52:35 (Pop-up)
Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch	Tulsi "Tulsi" by "Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch"	Like Water Through The Sand	130701	2015		debut album from this French pianist based in London		1:55:30 (Pop-up)
Oskar Schuster	Les Sablons "Les Sablons" by "Oskar Schuster"	Sneeuwland	Self-Released	2014		from Berlin	*	1:58:37 (Pop-up)

Fabrizio Paterlini	Blue(sy) Sunday	Winter Stories	Memory	2018		8th full-length album / from Mantua, Italy / started playing piano at age 6	*	2:08:34 (Pop-up)
Donnacha Costello	That Empty Feeling	Together	Self-Released	2015		from the artist: "Works from the original session tapes (for the 2001 CD, "Together Is The New Alone") were carefully remastered by Stephan Mathieu, who was one of my contemporaries at this early stage of my career and has a special understanding for this music. Alternative versions of certain works were also discovered and included. Particular works appeared on the original CD at the wrong pitch due to careless mastering. I never knew this until this year. Also, the heavy use of noise reduction in the mastering of the 2001 CD (Together Is The New Alone) suppressed many details in reverb trails and delay lines. These newly mastered versions retain the noise and dynamics of the original recordings and overall, the album now has a sonic character and open sound that breathes new life into a familiar favourite. This is how I've wanted you to hear this album for many years. I call this new version simply "Together." I hope you enjoy it. -Donnacha		2:10:32 (Pop-up)
Hilary Woods	Kith "Kith" by "Hilary Woods"	Colt	Sacred Bones	2018		debut full-length solo album from the former bass player of JJ72	*	2:13:16 (Pop-up)
Jasper String Quartet	The Blue Horse Walks On The Horizon	Unbound	Sono Luminus/New Amsterdam	2017		piece written by Annie Gosfield / 4th album from J Freivogal & Sae Chonabayashi (violins), Sam Quintal (viola) & Rachel Henderson Freivogal (cello) from Philadelphia		2:18:45 (Pop-up)
Michael Gordon & Kronos Quartet	Exalted (feat. Young People's Chorus of NYC)	Clouded Yellow	Cantaloupe	2018		Michael Gordon is one of the founders & artistic directors of NY's Bang On A Can ensemble & festival / Kronos Quartet: David Harrington (violin); John Sherba (violin); Hank Dutt (viola) & Sunny Yang (cello)	*	2:34:38 (Pop-up)
You're Alive But You Are Dead	Passive Moral People	The Future Is Where It Ends	Self-Released	2018		AKA John Freer from the UK	*	2:43:19 (Pop-up)
Globular	Popping Out "Popping Out" by "Globular"	Entangled Everything	Self-Released	2018		4th album from Bristol-based Morison Bennett	*	2:46:07 (Pop-up)
Midnight Tyrannosaurus	The Replicant	The Underworld	Self-Released	2018		from Hudson, Florida	*	2:47:20 (Pop-up)
Depeche Mode	Going Backwards "Going Backwards" by "Depeche Mode"	Spirit	Columbia/Mute	2017		written by Martin Gore / 14th studio album / David Gahan (vocals), Martin Gore (vocals, guitar, keyboards & synth), & Andy Fletcher (keyboards, synth & backing vocals)		2:51:43 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:02am fred: Good morning Carol. Great opening track
	6:03am Billy Jam: Carol!!!!!!
	6:03am Sem: Hello and good morning, Ms. Crow, the Serious, and not so serious, moonlighters.
	6:06am CarolCrow: Good morning, fred:)
	6:06am CarolCrow: Billy Jam!!
	6:08am CarolCrow: Hello, Sem!! Glad to have you here!
	6:12am Billy Jam: hey Carol - great set jut 12 minutes in - I was thinking of "Serious Moonlight" other day when I went to Bowie exhibit @ Brooklyn Museum - it was really enjoyable - -Good to be tuned in live to such a great mix! tnx W F M U
	6:12am dale: good morning. sounds like the last time i was on the f train at 4 in the morning.
	6:33am CarolCrow: Thanks Billy! Yes, I heard it was a great exhibit!
	6:35am CarolCrow: Hey there, dale! Subway & tunnel sounds are quite divine at that time of the morning... Haha:)
	6:35am fred: Fantastic set so far, Carol
	6:36am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: I like subway and tunnel sounds! Miss them since I moved away... and there were more than a few times I was hearing them at this time of the morning. :D
	6:36am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: There may have been a few pitchers of IPA involved in that, mind you.
	6:39am CarolCrow: Chris, IPA is very nice in ANY setting:)
	6:42am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: That it is! Although I quite preferred the Cherry Tree out in Brooklyn or a Hoboken bar I've been told has closed in my absence. (Probably because of my absence, I'm sure.)
	6:45am dale: haven't heard blancmange in 30 years!
	6:46am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: I was going to say, I'd completely forgotten about them. I went through a huge Blancmange phase about 10 years ago.
	6:46am fred: IPA is nice, but for me nothing beats Guinness on tap (with a competent bartender, that is)
	6:51am Sem: yes...yes...yes...
	6:52am Stanley: Hi fred, Carol and everyone. Talking beer, I was very happy to see that our local brewery, here in Edinburgh, brought out an ale 'commemorating' Donald Trump's visit to Scotland. It was called 'The Child Catcher'. All profits going to a children's charity
	6:52am fred: I think it was a very timely move to play Blancmange as Wimbledon comes to an end
	6:52am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Guinness on tap is nothing to sneeze at, either. Since IPA isn't huge over here, that's my go-to.
	6:52am debt collector: Carol! Good morning and love from Burlington VT! Always a treat.
	6:53am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Hahaha, nice Stanley. Sad but apt.
	🌜 6:56am Ken From Hyde Park: Back to school with Rodney!
	7:00am Sem: "I know I'm getting old. My last birthday cake looked like a prairie fire." -Rodney Dangerfield
	7:01am fred: @Chris: How's the Guinness in Malaysia? I know it varies widely across the wold, for instance it's almost IPA high in alcohol in Cameroon
	7:03am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: @Fred: You can either get the high-alcohol (Foreign Export, I think?) or the regular tap version here. But if you want to buy cans, it's only the Foreign Export. It's probably similar to the Cameroon version.
	7:03am Ruth Booth: Happy Sunday!
	7:05am fred: Here it is: www.youtube.com...
	7:05am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Apparently the high-alcohol version is just because they used to have to export it overseas and not have it spoil. Nowadays they just brew it here so it's unnecessary, but why mess with success...
	7:10am fred: (the blancmange appears around 3 minutes into that video)
	7:10am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Good find, Fred. Morning, Ruth!
	7:15am dale: can rapping rodney be far off?
	7:27am CarolCrow: Hello Stanley! Love to you, debt collector and all!
	7:27am Aaron Working In Newark: Great set this morning!
	7:27am CarolCrow: @Sem@7:00: That's a great quote:) Thanks!
	7:30am Stanley: Ah, Mr 'oral examination' Mallon is back.
	7:36am fred: Zoe Keating!
	8:02am Sem: Well this is surely a lovely thing right here. Nice, nice, nice.
	🌜 8:04am NotARealDoctor: FYI there is a movie called "Saturday the 14th" and it's available on Prime Video if you have Amazon Prime
	🌜 8:05am NotARealDoctor: It's a silly horror spoof from 1981 starting Richard Benjamin
	8:07am TDK60: Morning from rain-drenched Manhattan.
	8:11am Shrunken Planet: The always wonderful Carol. As I'm often home now on Sunday mornings, I get to catch the show in real time...xx
	8:17am Matthew_London: Sounds like a summer Sunday
	8:22am CarolCrow: Happy Sunday, Ruth! Hey, dale! Good morning, Aaron! Thank you for tuning in live this morning:)
	8:23am CarolCrow: @NotARealDoctor: Huh. That's interesting. Thank you for the info. I stand corrected:)
	8:24am CarolCrow: Good morning, TDK, from rain-soaked Jersey City! Hope you don't have to go out in it:)
	8:25am CarolCrow: Hey Jeffrey! Thanks for listening:)
	8:26am CarolCrow: Hello, Matthew in London:) So glad you're with us this morning!
	8:27am CarolCrow: Thank you all for listening on this soggy-bottom Sunday:)
	8:31am TDK60: Weekend mornings are fine with both Jeff D. on Saturday and Carol today. The rain? --we need it.
	8:36am fred: I wish I could see Kronos again. But tickets have become far too expensive
	8:55am Sem: Thanks, Ms. Crow. See you and all next time, if the river doesn't rise.
	8:55am fred: Depeche Mode was my first live show. The ticket said "Depeche Mode & Guest", so I thought Guest was the name of the opening band. I still don't know who they really were
	8:58am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: @Fred: They were my second live show! Such a great show. Such a great new album, too -- definitely speaks to the moment.
	9:00am fred: Thanks Carol!
	🌜 9:00am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Carol. Have a good week.
	9:03am Chris in Kuala Lumpur: Have an awesome week, Carol!
	9:07am CarolCrow: Thanks, Sem! Yes:)
	9:07am CarolCrow: Thank you, fred!
	9:08am CarolCrow: Thanks for listening, Ken:) Hoping your week is good, too!
	9:09am CarolCrow: Thanks for "tuning in," Chris! You, too:)
	9:10am CarolCrow: Thanks to you all for listening! See you next week:)
	5:21am jkeigh: Great show Carol. Loved the classical pieces in the third hour. I was just watching tonight show clips of Rodney Dangerfield this week so it was also some cool synchronicity that you played some back to school.

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