WFMU: Nick Name: Playlist from November 9, 2018

Nick Name: Playlist from November 9, 2018

A genre-less playlist of music old and new, plus selections from the WFMU vinyl new bin and the Free Music Archive.

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November 9, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Eskandare Ebrahimi and Orchestra	Humayun	Paris to Calcutta: Men And Music On The Desert Road	Sublime Frequencies	Deben Bhattacharya	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Os Mutantes	Pitagoras "Pitagoras" by "Os Mutantes"	Tudo Foi Feito Pelo Sol	Vinilisssimo		0:22:22 (Pop-up)
Aby Vulliamy	Good Enough "Good Enough" by "Aby Vulliamy"	Spin Cycle	Karaoke Kalk		0:27:45 (Pop-up)
Senyawa	Unified Counters "Unified Counters" by "Senyawa"	Sujud	Sublime Frequencies	Senyawa live on Brian Turner's Show (8/9/2016) https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/67914	0:34:39 (Pop-up)
Simon Finn	Hiawatha "Hiawatha" by "Simon Finn"	Pass The Distance	Mushroom		0:37:16 (Pop-up)
Jyotish CH. Choudhury	Raga zila "Raga zila" by "Jyotish CH. Choudhury"	Paris to Calcutta: Men And Music On The Desert Road	Sublime Frequencies	Deben Bhattacharya	0:41:45 (Pop-up)
Benjamin Zephaniah	Money (Rant) "Money (Rant)" by "Benjamin Zephaniah"	City Psalms	No Label		0:48:38 (Pop-up)
Negative Space	The Calm After The Storm	Brown Acid: The Seventh Trip	Riding Easy		0:54:43 (Pop-up)
Senyawa	Return To The World "Return To The World" by "Senyawa"	Sujud	Sublime Frequencies	Senyawa live on Brian Turner's Show (8/9/2016) https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/67914	0:58:08 (Pop-up)

Ustad Zia Mohiuddin Dagar	Ragar Yaman	Ragar Yaman	Ideologic Organ / Editions Mego		1:11:18 (Pop-up)

Sushi Jugend	Side B "Side B" by "Sushi Jugend"	Untitled	Lal Lal Lal		2:00:54 (Pop-up)
Alwin Nikolais	Glymistry "Glymistry" by "Alwin Nikolais"	VA: Incantations For Tape - Precocious Noise and Early Electronica Pt. 1	Sound Miracle		2:28:03 (Pop-up)
Rudolph Dimple	Byron In The End "Byron In The End" by "Rudolph Dimple"	Polymath Tengu	Help For Zeros		2:31:21 (Pop-up)
Mikko Lagerbohm	Side B "Side B" by "Mikko Lagerbohm"	Untitled	Lal Lal Lal		2:47:12 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	12:14am grtyvr: hey folks
	12:16am Scraps: bah boh beh. h’lo
	12:17am rw: Hey! This Paris to Calcutta thing looks cool.
	12:28am Nick Name: hello grtyvr / Scraps / rw / all
	12:31am coelacanth∅: hi Nick and all
	12:45am Nick Name: hey coelacanth∅
	1:06am sufferwords: the most time slot appropriate show on the schedule
	1:11am Nick Name: hello sufferwords
	1:19am fred: There's a series of shows this weekend in Montreuil for the 15th anniversary of Sublime Frequencies. Tonight I'll be seeing Senyawa and Porest
	1:20am Fashion Tashjian: Hello, good morning, bari luys, skull time it be.
	1:24am ike: (waves)
	1:31am Michael 98145: Around the world, it is some time now.
	1:35am Nick Name: @ fred: i was planning on going to one of the Dutch shows but my uk trip fell through....have fun tonight - Porest / Mark Gergis is great too
	1:39am Nick Name: good morning Fashion Tashjian / ike / Michael 98145
	1:40am Michael 98145: good day. i rage against the dying of the daylight.
	1:54am ausmanx: hey mr tashjian, how's yerevan?
	1:58am ausmanx: and hey fred, how's paris? ariel kalma's doing a couple of sets at my place next month, haven't seen him before...
	2:03am Nick Name: hello ausmanx - sounds great, all the best with that
	2:07am fred: Hey ausmanx! I don't I've heard Ariel Kalma. Paris has a lot of shows these days, at least that interest me (I'm going to one eight days in the row starting today). It helps that the autumn festival focuses on my favorite choreographer (Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker).
	2:23am ausmanx: hey Nick... i remember when Senyama were knocking around Sydney sleeping on floors and playing living rooms, but Lucas Abela says they're too big and famous now to bother about us over here...
	2:30am fred: I like that Senyawa use an instrument (a tube with strings around it, I don't know the name) that is traditional both in Timor and in Madagascar. I like to think it hints at travel across the Indian Ocean long ago
	2:36am fred: I only knew Alwin Nikolais as a choreographer. He did music too?
	2:41am Nick Name: yes - this is originally from : Choreosonic Music Of The New Dance Theatre Of Alwin Nikolais LP (1959)
	2:47am Rob Gee: ah such great musics! thanks
	2:49am fred: I think Nikolais was one of the first to get away from pretty (and the human form) in dance, and probably had a huge influence on Decouflé (who did the New Order video for True Faith) I have to go, thanks for the show, Nate
	3:03am Nick Name: thx all - have a good weekend

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Eskandare Ebrahimi and Orchestra	Humayun	Paris to Calcutta: Men And Music On The Desert Road	Sublime Frequencies	Deben Bhattacharya	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Os Mutantes	Pitagoras "Pitagoras" by "Os Mutantes"	Tudo Foi Feito Pelo Sol	Vinilisssimo		0:22:22 (Pop-up)
Aby Vulliamy	Good Enough "Good Enough" by "Aby Vulliamy"	Spin Cycle	Karaoke Kalk		0:27:45 (Pop-up)
Senyawa	Unified Counters "Unified Counters" by "Senyawa"	Sujud	Sublime Frequencies	Senyawa live on Brian Turner's Show (8/9/2016) https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/67914	0:34:39 (Pop-up)
Simon Finn	Hiawatha "Hiawatha" by "Simon Finn"	Pass The Distance	Mushroom		0:37:16 (Pop-up)
Jyotish CH. Choudhury	Raga zila "Raga zila" by "Jyotish CH. Choudhury"	Paris to Calcutta: Men And Music On The Desert Road	Sublime Frequencies	Deben Bhattacharya	0:41:45 (Pop-up)
Benjamin Zephaniah	Money (Rant) "Money (Rant)" by "Benjamin Zephaniah"	City Psalms	No Label		0:48:38 (Pop-up)
Negative Space	The Calm After The Storm	Brown Acid: The Seventh Trip	Riding Easy		0:54:43 (Pop-up)
Senyawa	Return To The World "Return To The World" by "Senyawa"	Sujud	Sublime Frequencies	Senyawa live on Brian Turner's Show (8/9/2016) https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/67914	0:58:08 (Pop-up)

Ustad Zia Mohiuddin Dagar	Ragar Yaman	Ragar Yaman	Ideologic Organ / Editions Mego		1:11:18 (Pop-up)

Sushi Jugend	Side B "Side B" by "Sushi Jugend"	Untitled	Lal Lal Lal		2:00:54 (Pop-up)
Alwin Nikolais	Glymistry "Glymistry" by "Alwin Nikolais"	VA: Incantations For Tape - Precocious Noise and Early Electronica Pt. 1	Sound Miracle		2:28:03 (Pop-up)
Rudolph Dimple	Byron In The End "Byron In The End" by "Rudolph Dimple"	Polymath Tengu	Help For Zeros		2:31:21 (Pop-up)
Mikko Lagerbohm	Side B "Side B" by "Mikko Lagerbohm"	Untitled	Lal Lal Lal		2:47:12 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:14am grtyvr: hey folks
	12:16am Scraps: bah boh beh. h’lo
	12:17am rw: Hey! This Paris to Calcutta thing looks cool.
	12:28am Nick Name: hello grtyvr / Scraps / rw / all
	12:31am coelacanth∅: hi Nick and all
	12:45am Nick Name: hey coelacanth∅
	1:06am sufferwords: the most time slot appropriate show on the schedule
	1:11am Nick Name: hello sufferwords
	1:19am fred: There's a series of shows this weekend in Montreuil for the 15th anniversary of Sublime Frequencies. Tonight I'll be seeing Senyawa and Porest
	1:20am Fashion Tashjian: Hello, good morning, bari luys, skull time it be.
	1:24am ike: (waves)
	1:31am Michael 98145: Around the world, it is some time now.
	1:35am Nick Name: @ fred: i was planning on going to one of the Dutch shows but my uk trip fell through....have fun tonight - Porest / Mark Gergis is great too
	1:39am Nick Name: good morning Fashion Tashjian / ike / Michael 98145
	1:40am Michael 98145: good day. i rage against the dying of the daylight.
	1:54am ausmanx: hey mr tashjian, how's yerevan?
	1:58am ausmanx: and hey fred, how's paris? ariel kalma's doing a couple of sets at my place next month, haven't seen him before...
	2:03am Nick Name: hello ausmanx - sounds great, all the best with that
	2:07am fred: Hey ausmanx! I don't I've heard Ariel Kalma. Paris has a lot of shows these days, at least that interest me (I'm going to one eight days in the row starting today). It helps that the autumn festival focuses on my favorite choreographer (Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker).
	2:23am ausmanx: hey Nick... i remember when Senyama were knocking around Sydney sleeping on floors and playing living rooms, but Lucas Abela says they're too big and famous now to bother about us over here...
	2:30am fred: I like that Senyawa use an instrument (a tube with strings around it, I don't know the name) that is traditional both in Timor and in Madagascar. I like to think it hints at travel across the Indian Ocean long ago
	2:36am fred: I only knew Alwin Nikolais as a choreographer. He did music too?
	2:41am Nick Name: yes - this is originally from : Choreosonic Music Of The New Dance Theatre Of Alwin Nikolais LP (1959)
	2:47am Rob Gee: ah such great musics! thanks
	2:49am fred: I think Nikolais was one of the first to get away from pretty (and the human form) in dance, and probably had a huge influence on Decouflé (who did the New Order video for True Faith) I have to go, thanks for the show, Nate
	3:03am Nick Name: thx all - have a good weekend

Nick Name: Playlist from November 9, 2018

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