WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from October 10, 2018

Listener comments!
	6:46pm Michael 98145: Добрый вечер
	6:56pm tim abdellah: Здравствуйте! Как дела, Гэри?
	7:01pm Gary: Gang!
	🇰🇷 7:01pm chresti: Bodega!
	7:02pm Michael 98145: looking forward to your discoveries. again.
	7:03pm hyde: how do we know this broadcast isn't sponsored by Russia Today? does Gary have an alibi for the Skripal poisonings? are there shadowy connections to banking oligarchs? I HAVE SO MANY QUESTIONS
	7:04pm Michael 98145: one oligarch could float WFMU for ever.
	7:04pm tim abdellah: @hyde - LOL!!!
	7:05pm northguineahills: I only ate in Brighton Beach and visited gaudy Russian mobby clubs (my Russian friends thought I was crazy, but the kitsch is so over the top.
	7:06pm Gary: Tim! Michael! Hyde! Chresti! NGH!
	7:06pm northguineahills: I don't believe I've ever seen a happy Russian movie. The best "arty" ones makes one suicidal. Wait, I saw a decent Russian comedy in the 90s, can't remember the name.
	7:08pm Michael 98145: we recently re-watched Cronenberg's _Eastern Promises_
	7:09pm hyde: @Michael 98145 ooh, that's good stuff
	7:13pm Michael 98145: I have a copy of "окно в Париж" (Window to Paris) but haven't watched it yet. (www.imdb.com...)
	7:16pm Gary: Have you all seen Requiem for a Dream?
	7:18pm hyde: @Gary yes
	7:18pm tim abdellah: @Gary - I have not.
	7:19pm Gary: @Tim -- Hyde and others may wish to qualify this, but to me ... it was pretty much the most viscerally depressing film I've ever seen.
	🇰🇷 7:19pm chresti: Bring on the oligarchs!
	7:20pm JakeGould: Know where that is! Is the Black Sea Bookstore still open? Looks dead in the pic. FWIW, my first summer job ever (when I was 14) in the 1980s was at Mrs. Stahl’s knishes which would be about 10 to 20 steps to the right of this picture.
	7:20pm Michael 98145: If we have seen Requiem, i don't recall it -- and i love Jennifer Connelly ...
	7:21pm JakeGould: More importantly, did Garry find the Trump pee tape.
	7:21pm Gary: @Jake -- yeah, it's dead -- took that pic on Friday (a rare day off for us)
	🇰🇷 7:21pm chresti: I have not seen Requiem..
	7:21pm Michael 98145: @JG, i think we learned that Black Sea is closed ...
	7:22pm hyde: @Gary i have mixed feelings about Aronofsky, but i like that one. it is kind of depressing, but it's not Ingmar Bergen!
	7:22pm JakeGould: Oy. Sad. They were the first Russian language bookstore in the neighborhood. Right across the street from where this pic was shot was this corner store/newsstand called “40 Thieves” and that was also the first place I played video games.
	7:23pm hyde: (of course i mean Bergman, d'oh)
	7:23pm Gary: Haha, I knew I'd be overrulled!
	7:23pm Jeff Golick: Let's get Slavic
	7:24pm Gary: Whoa, that's amazing, Jake
	7:24pm Gary: Jeff! Your Loft show was freaking inCREDible!
	7:24pm JakeGould: Darren Aronofsky is humorlessly depressing which is not what I find to be truly an Eastern European attitude. There is humor in the darkness… Unless you are Darren Aronofsky. That said, “Requiem for a Dream” is the only film ever to capture a unique bit of awkwardness growing up in Brighton Beach: Having to constantly walk past aging old Jewish yentas when you left your building. Holy crap did that stress me as a teen.
	7:25pm floor dweller: listening
	7:25pm Gary: Here's that show: wfmu.org...
	7:25pm JakeGould: Grew up there when the neighborhood was more of a “Lower East Side by the Sea” instead of the predominantly Russian neighborhood it is now. Got to see it transition! Awkward and sad.
	7:27pm northguineahills: Track suit, check. gaudy Russian Orthodox gold chains, check. Double eagle Romanov tat, check. improbably cheap cigarettes, check. vodka, check. Slav squatting commencing, check. ok, I'm ready for this show!
	7:27pm hyde: ohmigod, i missed that @Jeff Golick show. Never around on Sunday mornings of late. will rectify
	7:28pm Gary: Floor dweller! Welcome!
	7:29pm Jeff Golick: THANKS, GARY!
	7:30pm hyde: also. i need that Loft Jazz book. i finally got the Val Wilmer free jazz book, that might be my next purchase for music reading
	7:30pm floor dweller: happy to be here :)
	7:30pm Gary: It helped make my commute feel less like torture and more like a listening opportunity
	7:31pm hyde: @ngh that's the whole package. try not to die young
	7:33pm Michael 98145: whoa - looks like i need to check out this archive, thanks. www.wfmu.org...
	7:34pm Ike: Nargis Cafe for the win!
	7:34pm northguineahills: Wow, this Viktor Tsoi is from '82!?? (new to me and digdug!)
	7:34pm Gary: Ike! and, NGH, no it was a tribute to Tsoi, not Tsoi himself -- at least, I don't think
	7:35pm Gary: And speaking of Korean Russians, I ate here: www.yelp.com...
	7:36pm Michael 98145: i expect to have heard nearly none of tonight's music. yay!
	7:38pm Michael 98145: @Gary, wow. Far from the left coast, but sure sounds like a great place.
	7:40pm hyde: @Gary ooh, that looks good. when i had a business trip to Jersey City, I bookmarked this Korean-Russian place called Honey Bakery but didnt get there: www.honeybakerynyc.com
	7:41pm Doug Schulkind: Hello Gary, Master of Ears!
	7:43pm Jeff Golick: How was Cafe at Your Mother-in-Law, @Gary?
	7:43pm Gary: Comrade Schulkind!
	7:44pm hyde: @Doug yay, always good to see you!
	7:44pm Gary: I had an Uzbeki noodle soup that I would totally order again. Plust the bread. OMG, the bread
	7:44pm northguineahills: There's a significant Korean minority Korean population Kazakhstan, due to Stalin deporting a huge Korean ethnicity fleeing to Russia from the atrocities of the Japanese. Actually they are all over the former USSR, mostly in Russia and Uzbekistan as well.
	7:45pm Ike: I’ve been to Cafe at Your Mother-in-Law! Not bad, but not as good as Nargis IMHO.
	7:46pm Gary: NGH, yes!
	7:46pm Michael 98145: i always thought of Koreans as the Slavs of Asia -- because of them being overrun ... and their sensibilities, i suppose.
	7:46pm Gary: I need to try Nargis
	7:49pm JakeGould: HotTip™: If you want to see some of the most depressed holiday workers on Earth on Thanksgiving, head over to Brighton Beach. The stores that are open—mostly the Turkish shops—are staffed by Uyghur's and holy crap do they scowl on that day.
	🇰🇷 8:01pm chresti: the order you back announce is more intuitive
	8:01pm hyde: that describes a real dj, pal
	🇰🇷 8:03pm chresti: Michael 98145- me too!
	🇰🇷 8:04pm chresti: more "ethnic"
	8:05pm βrian: How To Scowl — a course in non-violent dissuasion.
	8:06pm glenn: turn that smile upside down. or something.
	8:06pm northguineahills: Ok, leaving work, hear ya at home!
	8:08pm JakeGould: @Brian: It really is.
	8:12pm JakeGould: @Gary: So do you go to that record shop that is on Brighton 2nd Street? On the corner across from Saint Petersburg records and gifts and all that?
	8:13pm Ike: There’s a Nargis location in Park Slope now, so that’s convenient. Though it doesn’t have the TVs playing ridiculous Russian music videos, so you lose some of the proper atmosphere.
	🇰🇷 8:17pm chresti: or.."country"
	8:17pm JakeGould: And I know there is also that corner shop on 5th Street where I’ve seen burned CD-Rs being burned on demand. What a country!
	8:17pm Gary: Jake, yes! Most of this is from there ... RCB Video, yes?
	8:17pm Gary: Brian and Glenn ... welcome!
	8:19pm JakeGould: @Gary: Cool! Saint Petersburg books used to be the neighborhood toy store, “Youth World.” This guy who had family in the neighborhood back then took this cool shot of the space in the pre-Russian days. gothamist.com...
	8:20pm Gary: Holy Shit! Those are amazing photos
	8:22pm JakeGould: They are! Also notice a toy store for kids also sold tons of folding chairs to the old people in the neighborhood so they could sit in front of buildings and judge the young people with their fun toys.
	🇰🇷 8:22pm chresti: those are great @jake.
	8:23pm Gary: Haha ... get off of my gum-pocked sidewalk!
	8:25pm JakeGould: @Gary: One time I was walking down the street with stiff legs as a kid as a fun joke for myself and some old guy just shouted, “BEND YOUR KNEES!”
	8:26pm hyde: @jake those are great
	8:26pm Michael 98145: thank you again. must rejoin you all in archive-time.
	8:28pm Doug Schulkind: Hy there, hyde!
	8:28pm Gary: Night, Michael!
	8:33pm northguineahills: back!
	8:37pm Gary: GOD I FUCKING HATE SOCIAL MEDIA
	8:37pm Gary: Sorry; just had to get that off my chest
	🇰🇷 8:37pm chresti: Is there a band called "the Comrades"
	🇰🇷 8:38pm chresti: (?)
	🇰🇷 8:43pm chresti: I keep thinking of The Lawrence Welk show during Disco Club- 15 (B)
	8:44pm Gary: There has got to be a The Comrades band
	🇰🇷 8:45pm chresti: has to be
	8:48pm floor dweller: <3
	8:51pm Gary: This dude is the Nick Drake of the CCCP
	8:51pm Dean: GOD I FUCKING HATE THE INTERNET, AND THE PRINTING PRESS, AND CARS Pitched in, 'cuz I think I had to defer last week...?
	🇰🇷 8:54pm chresti: Ha ha Dean
	8:54pm Dean: One of the things about the internet I hate is the pretense that new is better. The new pop-up, for example, has much lower volume than the former one.
	8:54pm Gary: Haha ... HI DEAN!!!!!
	8:55pm Gary: Dean, can't you listen to the 128k? (I'm guessing the answer is no)
	8:55pm Gary: AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROUS PLEDGE!!!
	🇰🇷 8:55pm chresti: I am not familiar with Nick Drake
	8:57pm Dean: Not on a Chromebook, or at least not on my 5 1/2 year old Chromebook. I really am skeptical of the value/impact of the printing press. I think we have enough experience by now to recognize that many people are not interested in reading. Why, then, should they? This, from a librarian.
	🇰🇷 8:57pm chresti: food above chin!
	8:58pm Gary: OMG, Chreti -- you gotta go do some Nick Drake googlin
	🇰🇷 8:59pm chresti: What it sounded like he was saying...
	9:01pm northguineahills: Batshlachev, new to me!
	9:02pm Gary: After this track, we're going to dive into a 30-minute set of EXTREMELY DEPRESSING MUSIC from the tsarist / early revolutionary era ...
	9:02pm Gary: Lots to say about Bashlachev ... will see how much I remember at the break
	🇰🇷 9:04pm chresti: I mean, I've seen his name and all- just have not heard any of his music, to my knowledge
	9:06pm northguineahills: You should play some Иван Павлов (CoH). A mainstay at Raster-Noton Records, his output is on the more minimal side of Pan Sonic. Probably my favorite contemporary Russian electronic musician.
	🇰🇷 9:07pm chresti: I was wondering how undercover some of the artists were
	🇰🇷 9:10pm chresti: Most of this is new to me-except Egor, I think
	🇰🇷 9:11pm chresti: I might be confusing Egor with Igor
	9:12pm Dean: franken-STEEN
	9:13pm Gary: I have something by CoH, actually, NGH, but it falls past the timeline of tonight's show
	9:16pm hydethis is so depressing that i wish i had a sab: this is so depressing that i wish i had a sable to skin
	9:17pm northguineahills: there is no sable, no potato, just a dry crust of bread and antifreeze. Such is life in Rusiya.
	9:18pm Gary: That is depressing
	9:19pm Dean: I got yer depressing. Pop-up now reads, "Service temporarily unavailable." Being an optimist, I take that to mean, "Service temporarily available," too.
	9:19pm Gary: Sadness!
	9:20pm northguineahills: The only people who are more depressed then Russians are the Finns (and they have it rather good) (Greenlanders also neck and neck there w depression).
	9:22pm coelacanth∅: Happy Wednesday Everyone!!
	9:23pm Gary: Happy? Stick around a bit, coelacanth∅ ... :)
	9:24pm hydethis is so depressing that i wish i had a sab: there is no happiness
	9:25pm hydethis is so depressing that i wish i had a sab: whoa, what did i do to my user name? haha, there is happiness
	9:25pm coelacanth∅: i don't need help being depressed, thank you
	9:25pm northguineahills: we must accept Depression Wednesdays, it's for our own morale and happiness.
	9:25pm Gary: :(
	9:26pm Dean: hump day
	9:26pm hyde: this post is just to clear that all out coff coff hack
	9:26pm coelacanth∅: Dean, if only...
	9:27pm Garythis is so depressing that i wish i had a sab: What?
	9:28pm hyde: @Gary oh no
	9:30pm northguineahills: Remember, our glorious leaders of the Russian Soviet have declared that happiness is mandatory, so let your informers, errr.... neighbors, see those pearly whites, errrr... gums....
	9:30pm Gary: Hey all you Krazy Kidz ... right after this show? Larry Grogan will TESTIFY! (starting at 10 PM-ish), with an episode promising "The Sound of God": wfmu.org...
	9:31pm hyde: it's all salt mines all the way down
	9:31pm Funky16corners: Gary!
	9:31pm Dean Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, cu diam moderati: Unknown sewing machine
	🇰🇷 9:32pm chresti: Wallow that piano!
	9:32pm Gary: Larry! Tell us about the Sound of God!
	9:33pm Funky16corners: Any chance of Mischa Auer singing ‘O Chechornya’?
	9:33pm ∅mycarissodepressingiwishihadmyoldgirlfriendssaab: maybe i'm happy i don't know what he's saying ...so - happy!
	9:34pm Funky16corners: Gary - The sounds of all kinds of musicians attempting to address the divine, many sincerely, others maybe not...
	🇰🇷 9:34pm chresti: this is so sad I'm laughing
	🇰🇷 9:36pm chresti: I was sad before now I laugh
	9:37pm northguineahills: salt mines, I wish, my extended family was sent to the dirt mines, to provide dirt and bones for the salt mines. The bonus, we got two handfuls of dirt if we filled quota, such joyous time! I cry w/ happiness of such memories I make tears.
	🇰🇷 9:38pm chresti: that's why they're so morose! They're sots!
	9:38pm Funky16Corners: Oddly enough TCM was showing Dr Zhivago tonight, filled with icy, Siberian austerity.
	9:39pm northguineahills: now, no tears, must conserve tears for baby detka.
	🇰🇷 9:41pm chresti: nyet yet
	9:42pm hyde: i wish i had a saab
	🇰🇷 9:42pm chresti: yet! yet!
	9:43pm coelacanth∅: and oddly dr. zhivago came up in conversation a few days ago, in my non-fmu life. i saw it on tv i was maybe 8? and it was probably the first drama movie i liked, and the first movie i appreciated for the acting and the scenery.
	9:43pm Funky16Corners: I'm a huge David Lean fan, so I will always stop to watch it.
	9:45pm hyde: @coel cool movie. nicholas roeg shot some of that
	9:47pm Gary: Whoa, he did?
	9:47pm Dean: I do not like film. The medium variously bores and upsets me. I'll never get the attraction.
	9:48pm Gary: Haha
	9:51pm hyde: snicker
	9:54pm tim abdellah вау эта песня эпична.: Wow, this track is epic - good call!
	9:55pm Gary: Tim! I love love love love love this band, and yes, this track in particular ... lemme know if you want me to send along some tracks
	🇰🇷 9:56pm chresti: I've never seen Dr, Zhivago
	9:56pm coelacanth∅: i did a "photoshoot" with a woman from siberia (pronounced see-beer-e-uh) and when i said we're going to do some b/w she said no. i didn't understand but she explained that that's all they had in siberia. fortunately she relented and those are by far the best shots.
	9:57pm northguineahills: Thanks, Gary, wonderful, amazing show. dobroy nochi!
	9:57pm hyde: thanks Gary!
	🇰🇷 9:59pm chresti: I love Lawrence of Arabia-I saw it on tv
	10:00pm Doug Schulkind: Wonderful! Wonderful! Wonderful! Thanks, Gary!
	10:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Gary!
	🇰🇷 10:00pm chresti: Thanks Gary
	10:00pm Gary: Night, everyone -- thank you so much for hanging out!
	🇰🇷 10:01pm chresti: funtime!
	3:36pm Marie: Fabuloso, Gary! Thanks! I love Brighton Beach, the beach (have yet to explore the neighborhood--I want to go some cold evening and eat at a Russian restaurant), and also really liked the movie "Requiem for a Dream"--was just telling a friend about it
	4:38pm Marie: So much really beautiful music. "Eternal Spring" is amazink. Thanks again Gary.

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from October 10, 2018

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October 10, 2018: Requiem for a Dream
Tsarist- and Soviet-era sounds found in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop	Intro "Intro" by "Bodega Pop"	Bodega Pop Live	2018
Komarova	Pozhalej "Pozhalej" by "Komarova"	Russian Pop Music, 1910-1920			0:05:29 (Pop-up)
Alexander Zatsepin	Introduction (from the film "The Secret of the Third Planet", 1981)	Советская Электронная Музыка (Soviet Electronic Music)			0:07:42 (Pop-up)
Amanita (Мухомор)	O, Venice (О, Венеция)	Gold Disc (Золтой диск)	1982		0:10:15 (Pop-up)
Edita Piekha	White Light (Белый свет)	Edita Piekha: Favorite Recordings (Эдита Пьеха: Избранные записи)			0:12:23 (Pop-up)
Sergey Kuryokhin	Part 8 "Part 8" by "Sergey Kuryokhin"	Tragedy in Rock Style	1988		0:15:37 (Pop-up)
Yanka (Янка)	Above the Feet off the Ground (Выше ноги от земли)	Shame and Disgrace (Стыд и срам)		I'm sure that Google translation of the song title is off, but general idea	0:21:25 (Pop-up)
Raisa Nemenova (Раиса Неменова)	Along the Paths of the City Garden (По Тропинкам Городского Сада)	Gold Collection Retro (Золотая Коллекция Ретро)			0:26:03 (Pop-up)
Mike (Майк)	Summer (Song for Tsoi) (Лето (песня для Цоя))	LV	1982	Viktor Tsoi, of Kino fame	0:29:18 (Pop-up)
Aquarium (Аквариум)	Suite №1 (Сюита №1)	Music of Public Toilets (Музыка общественных туалетов)	1974	Probably more like 1980, but it has often been cited as a 1974 recording	0:32:52 (Pop-up)
Anatoly Gorokhov (Анатолий Горохов)	Song in a Headscarf (Песня в платочке)	Bossa Nova. The most beautiful music in the USSR (Босса Нова. Самая красивая музыка в СССР)			0:38:23 (Pop-up)
I'll Wear a White Hat (Одену я белую шляпу)	Why Did the Cashier Press You? (Зачем кассир нажал ты кнопку)	Radio hooligans of the former Union № 29 (Радиохулиганам бывшего Союза № 29)			0:41:39 (Pop-up)
Pesnyary	Black Eyes "Black Eyes" by "Pesnyary"	Alexandrina	1977		0:44:17 (Pop-up)
Hell Lithium (Ад либитум)	Rehearsal Travel (Репетиция в путешествии)	Festival of rock music "Lituanika-87" (Фестиваль рок-музыки «Литуаника-87»)	1988		0:48:51 (Pop-up)
Auktyon	Hunter (Охотник) "Hunter (Охотник)" by "Auktyon"	How I Became a Traitor (Как я стал предателем)	1989		0:53:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Auktyon	Hunter (Охотник) (instrumental version)				0:57:13 (Pop-up)
Unknown Artist	Tell Me, Comrade, How Did You Get to the Mine? (Скажи мне товарищь, как попал ты в рудник)	Songs of Siberian Hard Labor			1:12:15 (Pop-up)
Egor and Opizdenevshie (Егор и Опизденевшие)	Eternal Spring (Вечная весна)	Anthology of Siberian Punk (Антология Сибирского Панка)			1:13:42 (Pop-up)
Mirza Zivere and Imant Vanzovich (Мирза Зивере и Имант Ванзович)	Need to Think (Надо подумать)	Collection of Soviet Pop "Stranger" (Сборник советской эстрады «Незнакомка»)			1:20:22 (Pop-up)
Automatic Satisfiers (Автоматические удовлетворители)	Excuse Me, Fool (Извините меня, дурака)	Bad Guy (Парень вредный)	1988		1:24:02 (Pop-up)
Dialog (Диалог)	Cosmic Sleep (Космический сон)	Star Plot (Звёздный Сюжет)			1:28:00 (Pop-up)
Aida Vedischeva (Аида Ведищева)	Road (Дорожная)	Gold Collection Retro (Золотая Коллекция Ретро)			1:29:58 (Pop-up)
Antis (Антис)	Link (Ссылка)	Festival of rock music "Lituanika-87" (Фестиваль рок-музыки «Литуаника-87»)	1988		1:32:24 (Pop-up)
L.Ivanova and A.Gargov (Л.Иванова и А.Гаргов)	Is It Really (Неужели)	Disco Club-15 (B). Come love (Дискоклуб-15(Б). Приди, любовь)	1985		1:38:50 (Pop-up)
Time Machine (Машина времени)	You Or Me (Ты или я)	Birthday (День рождения)	1978		1:42:01 (Pop-up)
Ekaterina Yurovskaya	Prohodit Vse	Zolotye Rossypi Romansa			1:46:51 (Pop-up)
Alexander Bashlachev (Александр Башлачёв)	When We Are Together (Когда мы вместе)	Eternal Post (Вечный пост)	1986		1:50:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ensemble of Romualdas Grabstas (Ансамбль Ромуалдаса Грабштаса)	Bossa Nova (Босса-нова)	Bossa Nova. Still the most beautiful music in the USSR (Босса Нова. Всё ещё самая красивая музыка в СССР)			2:03:55 (Pop-up)
Unknown Singer	Swan's Song "Swan's Song" by "Unknown Singer"	Songs Of Grief, Street Lives And Destitution			2:11:23 (Pop-up)
Unknown Singer	Farewell Word (Прощальное слово)	Songs of Siberian Hard Labor (Песни сибирской каторги)			2:13:17 (Pop-up)
Unknown Singer	Dry Crust of Bread	Songs Of Grief, Street Lives And Destitution			2:15:10 (Pop-up)
Poliakova	Ja Gordo V Mire Shel "Ja Gordo V Mire Shel" by "Poliakova"	Russian Pop Music, 1910-1920			2:18:02 (Pop-up)
Unknown Singer	You're Asking for Songs	Songs Of Grief, Street Lives And Destitution			2:20:11 (Pop-up)
Unknown Singer	She Laughed (Она хохотала)	Songs of Siberian Hard Labor (Песни сибирской каторги)			2:22:18 (Pop-up)
Borin & Dmitrievsky	Net, Net, Ne Hochu	Russian Pop Music, 1899-1910			2:25:52 (Pop-up)
Unknown Singer	Goodbye, My Son (Прощай, мой сын)	Songs of Siberian Hard Labor (Песни сибирской каторги)			2:28:44 (Pop-up)
Unknown Singer	Destitute Woman "Destitute Woman" by "Unknown Singer"	Songs Of Grief, Street Lives And Destitution			2:32:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: August (Август)	Grand piano and the sea (From the disc "The Demon", 1987) (Рояль и море (С пластинки "Демон", 1987)	Советская Электронная Музыка. Третья Серия			2:35:13 (Pop-up)
Grazhdanskaya Oborona	Русское поле экспериментов (Russian Field Experiments)	Коллекция легендарных песен			2:43:03 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Catrina Paslaru	Hei La Bodega "Hei La Bodega" by "Catrina Paslaru"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000		2:56:32 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:46pm Michael 98145: Добрый вечер
	6:56pm tim abdellah: Здравствуйте! Как дела, Гэри?
	7:01pm Gary: Gang!
	🇰🇷 7:01pm chresti: Bodega!
	7:02pm Michael 98145: looking forward to your discoveries. again.
	7:03pm hyde: how do we know this broadcast isn't sponsored by Russia Today? does Gary have an alibi for the Skripal poisonings? are there shadowy connections to banking oligarchs? I HAVE SO MANY QUESTIONS
	7:04pm Michael 98145: one oligarch could float WFMU for ever.
	7:04pm tim abdellah: @hyde - LOL!!!
	7:05pm northguineahills: I only ate in Brighton Beach and visited gaudy Russian mobby clubs (my Russian friends thought I was crazy, but the kitsch is so over the top.
	7:06pm Gary: Tim! Michael! Hyde! Chresti! NGH!
	7:06pm northguineahills: I don't believe I've ever seen a happy Russian movie. The best "arty" ones makes one suicidal. Wait, I saw a decent Russian comedy in the 90s, can't remember the name.
	7:08pm Michael 98145: we recently re-watched Cronenberg's _Eastern Promises_
	7:09pm hyde: @Michael 98145 ooh, that's good stuff
	7:13pm Michael 98145: I have a copy of "окно в Париж" (Window to Paris) but haven't watched it yet. (www.imdb.com...)
	7:16pm Gary: Have you all seen Requiem for a Dream?
	7:18pm hyde: @Gary yes
	7:18pm tim abdellah: @Gary - I have not.
	7:19pm Gary: @Tim -- Hyde and others may wish to qualify this, but to me ... it was pretty much the most viscerally depressing film I've ever seen.
	🇰🇷 7:19pm chresti: Bring on the oligarchs!
	7:20pm JakeGould: Know where that is! Is the Black Sea Bookstore still open? Looks dead in the pic. FWIW, my first summer job ever (when I was 14) in the 1980s was at Mrs. Stahl’s knishes which would be about 10 to 20 steps to the right of this picture.
	7:20pm Michael 98145: If we have seen Requiem, i don't recall it -- and i love Jennifer Connelly ...
	7:21pm JakeGould: More importantly, did Garry find the Trump pee tape.
	7:21pm Gary: @Jake -- yeah, it's dead -- took that pic on Friday (a rare day off for us)
	🇰🇷 7:21pm chresti: I have not seen Requiem..
	7:21pm Michael 98145: @JG, i think we learned that Black Sea is closed ...
	7:22pm hyde: @Gary i have mixed feelings about Aronofsky, but i like that one. it is kind of depressing, but it's not Ingmar Bergen!
	7:22pm JakeGould: Oy. Sad. They were the first Russian language bookstore in the neighborhood. Right across the street from where this pic was shot was this corner store/newsstand called “40 Thieves” and that was also the first place I played video games.
	7:23pm hyde: (of course i mean Bergman, d'oh)
	7:23pm Gary: Haha, I knew I'd be overrulled!
	7:23pm Jeff Golick: Let's get Slavic
	7:24pm Gary: Whoa, that's amazing, Jake
	7:24pm Gary: Jeff! Your Loft show was freaking inCREDible!
	7:24pm JakeGould: Darren Aronofsky is humorlessly depressing which is not what I find to be truly an Eastern European attitude. There is humor in the darkness… Unless you are Darren Aronofsky. That said, “Requiem for a Dream” is the only film ever to capture a unique bit of awkwardness growing up in Brighton Beach: Having to constantly walk past aging old Jewish yentas when you left your building. Holy crap did that stress me as a teen.
	7:25pm floor dweller: listening
	7:25pm Gary: Here's that show: wfmu.org...
	7:25pm JakeGould: Grew up there when the neighborhood was more of a “Lower East Side by the Sea” instead of the predominantly Russian neighborhood it is now. Got to see it transition! Awkward and sad.
	7:27pm northguineahills: Track suit, check. gaudy Russian Orthodox gold chains, check. Double eagle Romanov tat, check. improbably cheap cigarettes, check. vodka, check. Slav squatting commencing, check. ok, I'm ready for this show!
	7:27pm hyde: ohmigod, i missed that @Jeff Golick show. Never around on Sunday mornings of late. will rectify
	7:28pm Gary: Floor dweller! Welcome!
	7:29pm Jeff Golick: THANKS, GARY!
	7:30pm hyde: also. i need that Loft Jazz book. i finally got the Val Wilmer free jazz book, that might be my next purchase for music reading
	7:30pm floor dweller: happy to be here :)
	7:30pm Gary: It helped make my commute feel less like torture and more like a listening opportunity
	7:31pm hyde: @ngh that's the whole package. try not to die young
	7:33pm Michael 98145: whoa - looks like i need to check out this archive, thanks. www.wfmu.org...
	7:34pm Ike: Nargis Cafe for the win!
	7:34pm northguineahills: Wow, this Viktor Tsoi is from '82!?? (new to me and digdug!)
	7:34pm Gary: Ike! and, NGH, no it was a tribute to Tsoi, not Tsoi himself -- at least, I don't think
	7:35pm Gary: And speaking of Korean Russians, I ate here: www.yelp.com...
	7:36pm Michael 98145: i expect to have heard nearly none of tonight's music. yay!
	7:38pm Michael 98145: @Gary, wow. Far from the left coast, but sure sounds like a great place.
	7:40pm hyde: @Gary ooh, that looks good. when i had a business trip to Jersey City, I bookmarked this Korean-Russian place called Honey Bakery but didnt get there: www.honeybakerynyc.com
	7:41pm Doug Schulkind: Hello Gary, Master of Ears!
	7:43pm Jeff Golick: How was Cafe at Your Mother-in-Law, @Gary?
	7:43pm Gary: Comrade Schulkind!
	7:44pm hyde: @Doug yay, always good to see you!
	7:44pm Gary: I had an Uzbeki noodle soup that I would totally order again. Plust the bread. OMG, the bread
	7:44pm northguineahills: There's a significant Korean minority Korean population Kazakhstan, due to Stalin deporting a huge Korean ethnicity fleeing to Russia from the atrocities of the Japanese. Actually they are all over the former USSR, mostly in Russia and Uzbekistan as well.
	7:45pm Ike: I’ve been to Cafe at Your Mother-in-Law! Not bad, but not as good as Nargis IMHO.
	7:46pm Gary: NGH, yes!
	7:46pm Michael 98145: i always thought of Koreans as the Slavs of Asia -- because of them being overrun ... and their sensibilities, i suppose.
	7:46pm Gary: I need to try Nargis
	7:49pm JakeGould: HotTip™: If you want to see some of the most depressed holiday workers on Earth on Thanksgiving, head over to Brighton Beach. The stores that are open—mostly the Turkish shops—are staffed by Uyghur's and holy crap do they scowl on that day.
	🇰🇷 8:01pm chresti: the order you back announce is more intuitive
	8:01pm hyde: that describes a real dj, pal
	🇰🇷 8:03pm chresti: Michael 98145- me too!
	🇰🇷 8:04pm chresti: more "ethnic"
	8:05pm βrian: How To Scowl — a course in non-violent dissuasion.
	8:06pm glenn: turn that smile upside down. or something.
	8:06pm northguineahills: Ok, leaving work, hear ya at home!
	8:08pm JakeGould: @Brian: It really is.
	8:12pm JakeGould: @Gary: So do you go to that record shop that is on Brighton 2nd Street? On the corner across from Saint Petersburg records and gifts and all that?
	8:13pm Ike: There’s a Nargis location in Park Slope now, so that’s convenient. Though it doesn’t have the TVs playing ridiculous Russian music videos, so you lose some of the proper atmosphere.
	🇰🇷 8:17pm chresti: or.."country"
	8:17pm JakeGould: And I know there is also that corner shop on 5th Street where I’ve seen burned CD-Rs being burned on demand. What a country!
	8:17pm Gary: Jake, yes! Most of this is from there ... RCB Video, yes?
	8:17pm Gary: Brian and Glenn ... welcome!
	8:19pm JakeGould: @Gary: Cool! Saint Petersburg books used to be the neighborhood toy store, “Youth World.” This guy who had family in the neighborhood back then took this cool shot of the space in the pre-Russian days. gothamist.com...
	8:20pm Gary: Holy Shit! Those are amazing photos
	8:22pm JakeGould: They are! Also notice a toy store for kids also sold tons of folding chairs to the old people in the neighborhood so they could sit in front of buildings and judge the young people with their fun toys.
	🇰🇷 8:22pm chresti: those are great @jake.
	8:23pm Gary: Haha ... get off of my gum-pocked sidewalk!
	8:25pm JakeGould: @Gary: One time I was walking down the street with stiff legs as a kid as a fun joke for myself and some old guy just shouted, “BEND YOUR KNEES!”
	8:26pm hyde: @jake those are great
	8:26pm Michael 98145: thank you again. must rejoin you all in archive-time.
	8:28pm Doug Schulkind: Hy there, hyde!
	8:28pm Gary: Night, Michael!
	8:33pm northguineahills: back!
	8:37pm Gary: GOD I FUCKING HATE SOCIAL MEDIA
	8:37pm Gary: Sorry; just had to get that off my chest
	🇰🇷 8:37pm chresti: Is there a band called "the Comrades"
	🇰🇷 8:38pm chresti: (?)
	🇰🇷 8:43pm chresti: I keep thinking of The Lawrence Welk show during Disco Club- 15 (B)
	8:44pm Gary: There has got to be a The Comrades band
	🇰🇷 8:45pm chresti: has to be
	8:48pm floor dweller: <3
	8:51pm Gary: This dude is the Nick Drake of the CCCP
	8:51pm Dean: GOD I FUCKING HATE THE INTERNET, AND THE PRINTING PRESS, AND CARS Pitched in, 'cuz I think I had to defer last week...?
	🇰🇷 8:54pm chresti: Ha ha Dean
	8:54pm Dean: One of the things about the internet I hate is the pretense that new is better. The new pop-up, for example, has much lower volume than the former one.
	8:54pm Gary: Haha ... HI DEAN!!!!!
	8:55pm Gary: Dean, can't you listen to the 128k? (I'm guessing the answer is no)
	8:55pm Gary: AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROUS PLEDGE!!!
	🇰🇷 8:55pm chresti: I am not familiar with Nick Drake
	8:57pm Dean: Not on a Chromebook, or at least not on my 5 1/2 year old Chromebook. I really am skeptical of the value/impact of the printing press. I think we have enough experience by now to recognize that many people are not interested in reading. Why, then, should they? This, from a librarian.
	🇰🇷 8:57pm chresti: food above chin!
	8:58pm Gary: OMG, Chreti -- you gotta go do some Nick Drake googlin
	🇰🇷 8:59pm chresti: What it sounded like he was saying...
	9:01pm northguineahills: Batshlachev, new to me!
	9:02pm Gary: After this track, we're going to dive into a 30-minute set of EXTREMELY DEPRESSING MUSIC from the tsarist / early revolutionary era ...
	9:02pm Gary: Lots to say about Bashlachev ... will see how much I remember at the break
	🇰🇷 9:04pm chresti: I mean, I've seen his name and all- just have not heard any of his music, to my knowledge
	9:06pm northguineahills: You should play some Иван Павлов (CoH). A mainstay at Raster-Noton Records, his output is on the more minimal side of Pan Sonic. Probably my favorite contemporary Russian electronic musician.
	🇰🇷 9:07pm chresti: I was wondering how undercover some of the artists were
	🇰🇷 9:10pm chresti: Most of this is new to me-except Egor, I think
	🇰🇷 9:11pm chresti: I might be confusing Egor with Igor
	9:12pm Dean: franken-STEEN
	9:13pm Gary: I have something by CoH, actually, NGH, but it falls past the timeline of tonight's show
	9:16pm hydethis is so depressing that i wish i had a sab: this is so depressing that i wish i had a sable to skin
	9:17pm northguineahills: there is no sable, no potato, just a dry crust of bread and antifreeze. Such is life in Rusiya.
	9:18pm Gary: That is depressing
	9:19pm Dean: I got yer depressing. Pop-up now reads, "Service temporarily unavailable." Being an optimist, I take that to mean, "Service temporarily available," too.
	9:19pm Gary: Sadness!
	9:20pm northguineahills: The only people who are more depressed then Russians are the Finns (and they have it rather good) (Greenlanders also neck and neck there w depression).
	9:22pm coelacanth∅: Happy Wednesday Everyone!!
	9:23pm Gary: Happy? Stick around a bit, coelacanth∅ ... :)
	9:24pm hydethis is so depressing that i wish i had a sab: there is no happiness
	9:25pm hydethis is so depressing that i wish i had a sab: whoa, what did i do to my user name? haha, there is happiness
	9:25pm coelacanth∅: i don't need help being depressed, thank you
	9:25pm northguineahills: we must accept Depression Wednesdays, it's for our own morale and happiness.
	9:25pm Gary: :(
	9:26pm Dean: hump day
	9:26pm hyde: this post is just to clear that all out coff coff hack
	9:26pm coelacanth∅: Dean, if only...
	9:27pm Garythis is so depressing that i wish i had a sab: What?
	9:28pm hyde: @Gary oh no
	9:30pm northguineahills: Remember, our glorious leaders of the Russian Soviet have declared that happiness is mandatory, so let your informers, errr.... neighbors, see those pearly whites, errrr... gums....
	9:30pm Gary: Hey all you Krazy Kidz ... right after this show? Larry Grogan will TESTIFY! (starting at 10 PM-ish), with an episode promising "The Sound of God": wfmu.org...
	9:31pm hyde: it's all salt mines all the way down
	9:31pm Funky16corners: Gary!
	9:31pm Dean Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, cu diam moderati: Unknown sewing machine
	🇰🇷 9:32pm chresti: Wallow that piano!
	9:32pm Gary: Larry! Tell us about the Sound of God!
	9:33pm Funky16corners: Any chance of Mischa Auer singing ‘O Chechornya’?
	9:33pm ∅mycarissodepressingiwishihadmyoldgirlfriendssaab: maybe i'm happy i don't know what he's saying ...so - happy!
	9:34pm Funky16corners: Gary - The sounds of all kinds of musicians attempting to address the divine, many sincerely, others maybe not...
	🇰🇷 9:34pm chresti: this is so sad I'm laughing
	🇰🇷 9:36pm chresti: I was sad before now I laugh
	9:37pm northguineahills: salt mines, I wish, my extended family was sent to the dirt mines, to provide dirt and bones for the salt mines. The bonus, we got two handfuls of dirt if we filled quota, such joyous time! I cry w/ happiness of such memories I make tears.
	🇰🇷 9:38pm chresti: that's why they're so morose! They're sots!
	9:38pm Funky16Corners: Oddly enough TCM was showing Dr Zhivago tonight, filled with icy, Siberian austerity.
	9:39pm northguineahills: now, no tears, must conserve tears for baby detka.
	🇰🇷 9:41pm chresti: nyet yet
	9:42pm hyde: i wish i had a saab
	🇰🇷 9:42pm chresti: yet! yet!
	9:43pm coelacanth∅: and oddly dr. zhivago came up in conversation a few days ago, in my non-fmu life. i saw it on tv i was maybe 8? and it was probably the first drama movie i liked, and the first movie i appreciated for the acting and the scenery.
	9:43pm Funky16Corners: I'm a huge David Lean fan, so I will always stop to watch it.
	9:45pm hyde: @coel cool movie. nicholas roeg shot some of that
	9:47pm Gary: Whoa, he did?
	9:47pm Dean: I do not like film. The medium variously bores and upsets me. I'll never get the attraction.
	9:48pm Gary: Haha
	9:51pm hyde: snicker
	9:54pm tim abdellah вау эта песня эпична.: Wow, this track is epic - good call!
	9:55pm Gary: Tim! I love love love love love this band, and yes, this track in particular ... lemme know if you want me to send along some tracks
	🇰🇷 9:56pm chresti: I've never seen Dr, Zhivago
	9:56pm coelacanth∅: i did a "photoshoot" with a woman from siberia (pronounced see-beer-e-uh) and when i said we're going to do some b/w she said no. i didn't understand but she explained that that's all they had in siberia. fortunately she relented and those are by far the best shots.
	9:57pm northguineahills: Thanks, Gary, wonderful, amazing show. dobroy nochi!
	9:57pm hyde: thanks Gary!
	🇰🇷 9:59pm chresti: I love Lawrence of Arabia-I saw it on tv
	10:00pm Doug Schulkind: Wonderful! Wonderful! Wonderful! Thanks, Gary!
	10:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Gary!
	🇰🇷 10:00pm chresti: Thanks Gary
	10:00pm Gary: Night, everyone -- thank you so much for hanging out!
	🇰🇷 10:01pm chresti: funtime!
	3:36pm Marie: Fabuloso, Gary! Thanks! I love Brighton Beach, the beach (have yet to explore the neighborhood--I want to go some cold evening and eat at a Russian restaurant), and also really liked the movie "Requiem for a Dream"--was just telling a friend about it
	4:38pm Marie: So much really beautiful music. "Eternal Spring" is amazink. Thanks again Gary.

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from October 10, 2018

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