WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from April 9, 2019

Listener comments!
	🚂 3:00pm βrian: It's amazing how much that sounds like Richard Thompson!
	🚂 3:01pm Michael 98145: - indeed -
	🚂 3:01pm chris: oh yeah, one of the best albums of all time, imho. hi, David and folks.
	3:02pm David D: βrian and Michael and Chris - greetings!
	3:02pm Sem: Hello, David, βrian, Michael, chris. Hive away.
	🚂 3:03pm Michael 98145: g'day, friends
	3:04pm doctorjazz: Big Richard (and Linda) fan, great start! Saw him some months back ,solo acoustic, what a guitarist and performer! Hi David and riders!
	3:04pm David D: Hey Sem and Doc!
	3:04pm David D: We'll be celebrating Richard Thompson's 70th much of this hour, in fact...
	🚂 3:05pm Yvang: One of the greats!
	🚂 3:06pm Yvang: Hi!
	🚂 3:07pm βrian: "I'm just a subwayfaring stranger A traveler through this world of woe ..."
	3:07pm David D: Good evening, Yvang!
	3:07pm steveo: hello, lovely piece that one
	3:09pm David D: Indeed it is and hello there, steveo!
	3:14pm steveo: saw RT play last year in NYC with his band... he said that we'd probably all forgotten about fairport but he'd play a song anyway (sorry i forget which song)
	3:16pm David D: Steveo, surely he was only being humorously modest.
	3:18pm steveo: yes, but the crowd was also strangely unenthusiastic. oh dang i looked up the setlist and he did a 2nd encore which didn't seem like it would happen -- finished with the beatles' good night....
	3:26pm Webhamster Henry: Ooh a shoutout! Thanks!
	3:26pm doctorjazz: The last show I saw was a request show (at The City Winery), everybody submitted requests before the show, they went into a hat, and he played them (he had an assistant with a laptop who searched lyrics for him). Some were his tunes, others way out (he did The Beatles' And Your Bird Can Sing , which is not a solo acoustic tune . It was a really fun show (my 23 year old daughter loved it as well).
	3:28pm steveo: i have heard some of a city winery show from last year on WFUV -- was that the one? I'd like to hear his 'and your bird'
	3:29pm David D: Henry: When I said it was a great idea, I meant it!
	3:31pm David D: The idea being a countdown of the hits of 1968 - in all non-English cover versions, which will be next week's show...
	3:35pm steveo: sounds like another can't miss
	3:35pm doctorjazz: Not sure which show WFUV broadcast.. Tbh, And Your Bird Can Sing wasn't perfect, but amazing anyway (who'd even attempt such a thing?), and it was great to hear it .
	3:35pm steveo: i think your show was 2016 maybe? the one i heard was at the end of last year with tracks from the new album
	🚂 3:36pm Michael 98145: really enjoying all this. thanks!
	3:39pm David D: Thank you, Michael!
	🚂 3:40pm Carmichael: Heya David and Thompsons!
	3:40pm doctorjazz: I Googled it, you're correct, it was Nov 24, 2016 (more than 2 years ago.. Boy is my time sense going).
	3:40pm David D: Hey there, Carmichael!
	🚂 3:42pm Carmichael: Have you heard of the recent Thompson album that is ALL Thompson family members? Just found out yesterday.
	3:45pm northguineahills: Got here for the Richard Thompson set!
	3:46pm steveo: yeah.... a little bird told me... i couldn't find a recording though
	3:47pm David D: Carmichael: That is Family from 2014. Maybe I can sneak one in later on...
	🚂 3:47pm Carmichael: en.wikipedia.org...
	3:47pm David D: Hey NGH!
	🚂 3:55pm chresti: Hello,!
	3:56pm David D: Hello, Chresti!
	4:04pm fred: Good evening David and all aboard
	4:05pm David D: Good evening, Fred!
	4:05pm northguineahills: Last week, there was a google doodle of Hugh Masekela in honor of his bday.
	4:09pm David D: Nice that they thought of him, NGH.
	4:10pm doctorjazz: This sounds so much more "Township" than some of the later stuff.
	4:15pm fred: I like the way the Tamasheq script looks
	4:17pm David D: Doctorjazz: He always had quite a range of musical style, in fact.
	4:18pm David D: Fred: It is, in fact, looks very geometric, if that's the right word.
	4:32pm Sem: Thanks for these Masekela cuts, DD. Good to be reminded of his work over the decades.
	4:34pm David D: My pleasure, Sem.
	4:44pm steveo: heading out shortly - what a magnificent show so far, thank you
	4:45pm David D: Thanks, Steveo!
	🚂 5:40pm chris: oh wow, this Dhafer Youssef track is great. perhaps delightfully odd. definitely delightful!
	5:42pm David D: An ode to the odd oud!
	🚂 5:43pm chris: :)
	5:49pm Sem: My stop, thanks for the ride, David. See you and all next time round the loop.
	5:51pm David D: Thanks, Sem, have a fine evening...
	🚂 5:56pm Carmichael: Gotta run, David. Thanks!
	5:57pm TDK60: Hello. I see I missed a Thompson section.
	5:59pm doctorjazz: Omer and avi are playing next week at the Princeton theater (McCarter), not that far from me kicking around going to see them (missed that track on the show, work got in the way)
	🚂 6:00pm chresti: Still here, dozed off for awhile, due to an early day at work. Woke up when the train passed through South Africa
	🚂 6:00pm chris: tuning out now as well. thanks so much for a stellar show, David!
	6:02pm David D: Thanks to Chris, Carmichael and everyone heading off...
	6:02pm David D: And welcome TDK60!
	6:03pm northguineahills: I was just wearing a Ben Chasny project tee yesterday (Comets on Fire).
	6:04pm David D: Doc, sounds like a good choice for a concert.
	6:04pm David D: NGH: That is quite a t-shirt - and a coincidence.
	6:05pm TDK60: Been going through a bit of a life change. I lived with my sister, her husband and five cats for ten years. They just moved out, I'm feeling separation blues when I see the empty part of the apartment.
	6:06pm fred: I know I need to sleep (haven't recovered yet from Sonic Protest) but I also had a brisk 3.5km walk two hours ago and haven't completely cooled off from that
	6:07pm David D: TDK60: That sounds rough.
	6:09pm David D: As long as I'm awake during the show, we're all good.
	6:09pm northguineahills: @David: I'm finally fit enough to wear it for the first time in four years. (digging out all of my old tees).
	6:10pm David D: NGH: That is always a good feeling - enjoy those old shirts!
	6:11pm doctorjazz: Really like this Kuhn group! (seen Omer Avital before, also have recordings, he's a really fine musician and composer) Gotta go, catch you in the car.
	6:12pm David D: Okay, here's another Kühn grouping - have a good ride home, Doc.
	6:13pm TDK60: It's mainly positive; they found a fine house in the Jersey suburbs just miles away. All such life changes usually make me wistful.
	🚂 6:15pm Listening Out There: Good show today. I'd seen Joachim Kühn's name, but hadn't had a chance to hear any of his stuff...
	6:20pm David D: Thanks, LOT. Yes, there is much more to play of his as well, of course. Maybe another show sometime soon.
	6:21pm David D: TDK60: I know what you mean. I suppose it will become your new normal sometime soon.
	6:21pm fred: @David: How is the noise scene in Leipzig? I might have seen some people from there, but I usually don't pay much attention to where people are from
	6:22pm TDK60: What is that structure in today's photograph?
	6:24pm David D: Fred: You may know more about it than I do, then. Maybe if you mentioned a name...
	6:25pm Asheville Jon: great set!
	6:25pm David D: Thanks, Jon!
	6:28pm northguineahills: I'm more of a Saxony-Anhalt guy myself....
	6:31pm TDK60: Did you all hear Richard Thompson recently moved from L.A. to Montclair, NJ?
	🚂 6:33pm nostrangerer: Thanks for the sounds today. Enjoyed a lot.
	6:34pm David D: Thanks for checking in, nostrangerer!
	🚂 6:35pm chresti: TDK60, you have any cats left?
	6:35pm fred: @David: I just don't know. The place they come from isn't relevant to me. But I was wondering whether I might have met someone you know. I'll pay more attention in the future
	6:35pm David D: TDK60: I have official word from my wife, who took the picture (thanks!), that it is in fact an old piece of art. It is in another part of town that I don't get to a lot...
	6:37pm Dean: In the Fanfare magazine review of this recording of Brahms and Segerstam symphonies, Raymond Tuttle quotes the conductor/composer's mind-bending notes, then goes on: "I have just attempted to present Maestro’s Segerstam description exactly as it appears in Alba’s booklet. If you think that’s incoherent, you should hear his symphony! I don’t know if Segerstam was using the word 'happening' in its 1960s sense. To do so would be appropriate, though, because his Symphony No. 288 lets it all hang out, does its own thing, has a love-in, protests the war in Vietnam, burns its bra, watches 2001: A Space Odyssey, and drops acid all at the same time. It’s a bang crash whoosh thud whoop of a symphony, like a hippie Charles Ives, and I think it’s funny that it has been paired with Brahms’s ever-so-classical Symphony No. 1. No doubt that will annoy a lot of people. (Good.)"
	6:38pm TDK60: ..in the photo's structure, there's a circled-A anarchist symbol on top of the red paint, and covered by more silver paint. Too bad the art got messed up.
	6:39pm David D: Dean: Haha, thanks. I love the last sentence in particular!
	6:41pm David D: TDK60: It is both art and an artifact, I suppose.
	6:41pm TDK60: ..who would want to annoy Brahmsians? (not little old me, heh heh..)
	6:41pm northguineahills: Leif Segerstram, sounds Swedish, Turku Philharmonic Orchestra, Finnish, looks like the Swedes are sneaking in again when the Finns are looking at their eastern border... (Åland is the exception). I keed….
	6:42pm (unfashionably late) coelacanth∅: greetings David & all
	6:43pm David D: Yeah, NGH, he is from the large Swedish minority of Western Finland, I believe.
	6:43pm TDK60: David I suppose it is just more art, on art!
	6:44pm David D: Hey there, Coelacanth∅!
	6:46pm TDK60: wait a second, Symphony #288? Yow.
	6:47pm David D: Yes, and he's not messing with the numbers, either. I'm looking forward to the complete set.
	6:48pm northguineahills: @TDK: Don't get me started on Braxton's opus numbering systems.....
	6:51pm TDK60: OK NGH, won't get ya started. I am enjoying the "bang crash whoosh thud whoop."
	6:51pm fred: If House musicians could agree on a numbering system, it would make my current task a work much easier, doable even
	6:51pm northguineahills: @David: Well, Sweden did rule Finland forever until Russia had a go at it. Actually, the middle classes spoke Swedish and Finnish was thought to be a peasant language, until the nationalist movement that started in the 1870s (see Sibelius), when Finnish started to be a point of pride.
	6:54pm David D: Fred: What is your current task? Sounds intriguing...
	6:55pm northguineahills: I'm the most un-OCD person until it comes to cataloging, then I'm hyper-OCD....
	🚂 6:58pm chresti: Thanks David! gathering my baskets so I'm ready to disembark soon, when we come into the station
	6:59pm TDK60: ..thanks for fine sounds this evening Dave. Till then...Bis zum nächsten Mal.
	6:59pm northguineahills: danks David!, enjoy your night!
	🚂 7:00pm Michael 98145: thanks again, David D. another one for the archives!
	7:01pm David D: Thanks everyone, one more track after this one to close...
	7:01pm fred: @David: finding ISRC codes for 5000+ tracks downloaded from YouTube, mainly electro, a quarter of the total house. House tracks have many remixes, and radio edits that may have the same name, but are shorted. I have to cross-check artist name, track title, length, and in some cases some sleuthing about track history. It's driving me crazy.
	7:03pm David D: That does sound a bit overwhelming, Fred, good luck with it all.
	7:04pm fred: Thanks for the show David!
	🚂 7:05pm chresti: That's right, no neighbors noise today
	7:06pm TDK60: chresti missed your question way above: no, all feline friends gone.
	7:07pm northguineahills: That would be another dream job for me. Taxiologizing any subject fascinates me....
	7:07pm northguineahills: (@fred)
	🚂 7:08pm chresti: Ready for a new feline friend, TDK?
	🚂 7:08pm Michael 98145: @ngh, i've been out of my zipcode for a couple weeks. have you found a new job??
	7:10pm TDK60: chresti: no, need time.
	7:10pm doctorjazz: Thought I wouldn't like this East West mix ,but I'm really enjoying it. Got home, but sitting in the car listening. Thanks, David !
	7:10pm fred: @ngh: no, it's a nightmare. Combining databases with inconsistent naming (discogs, musicbrainz), a database with only manual access (IFPI) and faulty metadata, with a deadline next week.
	7:11pm TDK60: 'Sun Love' sounds fresh and it's '67.
	7:12pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David!
	7:13pm TDK60: thanks again! next time..
	7:14pm Dean: Mani Neumeier! Guru Guru!
	7:17pm David D: Thanks everyone!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from April 9, 2019

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April 9, 2019: Hive mind games

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro "Intro" by "Continental Subway"
Richard & Linda Thompson	Night Comes In	Pour Down Like Silver	1975	0:00:19 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	It's Alright Ma, It's Only Witchcraft	Fairport Convention	1968	0:08:28 (Pop-up)
Fairport Convention	Sloth "Sloth" by "Fairport Convention"	Full House	1970	0:11:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Richard Thompson	Vaillance Polka Militaire / Belfast Polka	Strict Tempo!	1981	0:20:43 (Pop-up)
Richard & Linda Thompson	Streets of Paradise	In Concert, November 1975	1975/2007	0:28:20 (Pop-up)
Richard & Linda Thompson	The Little Beggar Girl	I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight	1974	0:32:28 (Pop-up)
Richard Thompson	Little Blue Number	Across a Crowded Room	1985	0:35:49 (Pop-up)
Richard Thompson & Danny Thompson	Big Chimney	Industry	1997	0:38:50 (Pop-up)
The Albion Band	Ampleforth/Lay Me Low	Rise up like the sun	1978	0:43:22 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Richard Thompson	Vaillance Polka Militaire / Belfast Polka	Strict Tempo!	1981	0:48:55 (Pop-up)
Estampie	Harpans Kraft "Harpans Kraft" by "Estampie"	Secrets of the North	2013	0:52:54 (Pop-up)
Terakraft	Awa Adounia "Awa Adounia" by "Terakraft"	Kel Tamasheq	2012	0:56:38 (Pop-up)
Hugh Masekela	Ha Lese Le Di Khana	The Emancipation of Hugh Masekela	1966	1:01:20 (Pop-up)
Hugh Masekela	Emavungweni "Emavungweni" by "Hugh Masekela"	Grrr	1966	1:08:04 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Quadro Nuevo	Die Reise nach Batumi	Grand Voyage	2012	1:11:02 (Pop-up)
Hugh Masekela	Maseru "Maseru" by "Hugh Masekela"	Home Is Where the Music Is	1972	1:16:29 (Pop-up)
Hugh Masekela	Ingoo Pow-Pow (Children's Song)	Home Is Where the Music Is	1972	1:23:27 (Pop-up)
Hugh Masekela	When "When" by "Hugh Masekela"	Masekela Introducing Hedzoleh Soundz	1973	1:30:09 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Tartan Amoebas	Reggaelypso "Reggaelypso" by "Tartan Amoebas"	Evolution	1997	1:37:36 (Pop-up)
Hugh Masekela	Yei Baa Gbe Wolo "Yei Baa Gbe Wolo" by "Hugh Masekela"	Masekela Introducing Hedzoleh Soundz	1973	1:40:26 (Pop-up)
Hugh Masekela & the Union of South Africa	Mamani	Hugh Masekela & the Union of South Africa	1971	1:45:59 (Pop-up)
Hugh Masekela	Ashiko "Ashiko" by "Hugh Masekela"		1975	1:51:21 (Pop-up)
Ariya Astrobeat Arkestra	Crosstown Traffic	Ariya Astrobeat Arkestra	2010	2:00:36 (Pop-up)
Issa Juma & Waanyika	Rafiki Yangu	Pole Pole	1984	2:04:42 (Pop-up)
Lionel Loueke	Farafina "Farafina" by "Lionel Loueke"	Heritage	2012	2:13:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Manière des Bohémiens	Blue Drag	Manière des Bohémiens	2010	2:18:55 (Pop-up)
Light Rain	Rabekin "Rabekin" by "Light Rain"	Dream Dancer	1978	2:30:41 (Pop-up)
Dhafer Youssef	Delightfully Odd "Delightfully Odd" by "Dhafer Youssef"	Diwan of Beauty and Odd	2016	2:34:06 (Pop-up)
Six Organs of Admittance	Assyrian Blood		2006	2:40:43 (Pop-up)
Omer Avital, Avi Avital, Yonathan Avishai & Itamar Doari	Ana Maghrebi	Avital Meets Avital	2017	2:45:51 (Pop-up)
Guem & Zaka Percussions	La Girafe, Mambo	Guem & Zaka Percussion	1978	2:50:46 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Les mouches de Paname	Manoir de mes rêves	Copenhague	2014	2:54:00 (Pop-up)
Joachim Kühn Trio + Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky	Amok	Erstes DDR-All-Stars-Jazzkonzert	1965/2005	3:02:01 (Pop-up)
Joachim Kühn Trio	Golem "Golem" by "Joachim Kühn Trio"	Erstes DDR-All-Stars-Jazzkonzert	1965/2005	3:12:32 (Pop-up)
Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky, Peter Setzmann, Ulli Türkowsky, Wolfgang Winkler, Henry Walther	She's Always Angry	Erstes DDR-All-Stars-Jazzkonzert	1965/2005	3:19:30 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Los Orientales de Paramonga	La Carcocha		1970	3:27:10 (Pop-up)
Leif Segerstam, Turku Philharmonic Orchestra	Symphony No. 288 "Letting the FLOW Go On..."	Brahms / Segerstam	2016	3:33:12 (Pop-up)
Dewan Motihar Trio / Irene Schweizer Trio / Manfred Schoof / Barney Wilen	Sun Love	Jazz Meets India	1967	3:53:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train		1941/1962	4:11:30 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🚂 3:00pm βrian: It's amazing how much that sounds like Richard Thompson!
	🚂 3:01pm Michael 98145: - indeed -
	🚂 3:01pm chris: oh yeah, one of the best albums of all time, imho. hi, David and folks.
	3:02pm David D: βrian and Michael and Chris - greetings!
	3:02pm Sem: Hello, David, βrian, Michael, chris. Hive away.
	🚂 3:03pm Michael 98145: g'day, friends
	3:04pm doctorjazz: Big Richard (and Linda) fan, great start! Saw him some months back ,solo acoustic, what a guitarist and performer! Hi David and riders!
	3:04pm David D: Hey Sem and Doc!
	3:04pm David D: We'll be celebrating Richard Thompson's 70th much of this hour, in fact...
	🚂 3:05pm Yvang: One of the greats!
	🚂 3:06pm Yvang: Hi!
	🚂 3:07pm βrian: "I'm just a subwayfaring stranger A traveler through this world of woe ..."
	3:07pm David D: Good evening, Yvang!
	3:07pm steveo: hello, lovely piece that one
	3:09pm David D: Indeed it is and hello there, steveo!
	3:14pm steveo: saw RT play last year in NYC with his band... he said that we'd probably all forgotten about fairport but he'd play a song anyway (sorry i forget which song)
	3:16pm David D: Steveo, surely he was only being humorously modest.
	3:18pm steveo: yes, but the crowd was also strangely unenthusiastic. oh dang i looked up the setlist and he did a 2nd encore which didn't seem like it would happen -- finished with the beatles' good night....
	3:26pm Webhamster Henry: Ooh a shoutout! Thanks!
	3:26pm doctorjazz: The last show I saw was a request show (at The City Winery), everybody submitted requests before the show, they went into a hat, and he played them (he had an assistant with a laptop who searched lyrics for him). Some were his tunes, others way out (he did The Beatles' And Your Bird Can Sing , which is not a solo acoustic tune . It was a really fun show (my 23 year old daughter loved it as well).
	3:28pm steveo: i have heard some of a city winery show from last year on WFUV -- was that the one? I'd like to hear his 'and your bird'
	3:29pm David D: Henry: When I said it was a great idea, I meant it!
	3:31pm David D: The idea being a countdown of the hits of 1968 - in all non-English cover versions, which will be next week's show...
	3:35pm steveo: sounds like another can't miss
	3:35pm doctorjazz: Not sure which show WFUV broadcast.. Tbh, And Your Bird Can Sing wasn't perfect, but amazing anyway (who'd even attempt such a thing?), and it was great to hear it .
	3:35pm steveo: i think your show was 2016 maybe? the one i heard was at the end of last year with tracks from the new album
	🚂 3:36pm Michael 98145: really enjoying all this. thanks!
	3:39pm David D: Thank you, Michael!
	🚂 3:40pm Carmichael: Heya David and Thompsons!
	3:40pm doctorjazz: I Googled it, you're correct, it was Nov 24, 2016 (more than 2 years ago.. Boy is my time sense going).
	3:40pm David D: Hey there, Carmichael!
	🚂 3:42pm Carmichael: Have you heard of the recent Thompson album that is ALL Thompson family members? Just found out yesterday.
	3:45pm northguineahills: Got here for the Richard Thompson set!
	3:46pm steveo: yeah.... a little bird told me... i couldn't find a recording though
	3:47pm David D: Carmichael: That is Family from 2014. Maybe I can sneak one in later on...
	🚂 3:47pm Carmichael: en.wikipedia.org...
	3:47pm David D: Hey NGH!
	🚂 3:55pm chresti: Hello,!
	3:56pm David D: Hello, Chresti!
	4:04pm fred: Good evening David and all aboard
	4:05pm David D: Good evening, Fred!
	4:05pm northguineahills: Last week, there was a google doodle of Hugh Masekela in honor of his bday.
	4:09pm David D: Nice that they thought of him, NGH.
	4:10pm doctorjazz: This sounds so much more "Township" than some of the later stuff.
	4:15pm fred: I like the way the Tamasheq script looks
	4:17pm David D: Doctorjazz: He always had quite a range of musical style, in fact.
	4:18pm David D: Fred: It is, in fact, looks very geometric, if that's the right word.
	4:32pm Sem: Thanks for these Masekela cuts, DD. Good to be reminded of his work over the decades.
	4:34pm David D: My pleasure, Sem.
	4:44pm steveo: heading out shortly - what a magnificent show so far, thank you
	4:45pm David D: Thanks, Steveo!
	🚂 5:40pm chris: oh wow, this Dhafer Youssef track is great. perhaps delightfully odd. definitely delightful!
	5:42pm David D: An ode to the odd oud!
	🚂 5:43pm chris: :)
	5:49pm Sem: My stop, thanks for the ride, David. See you and all next time round the loop.
	5:51pm David D: Thanks, Sem, have a fine evening...
	🚂 5:56pm Carmichael: Gotta run, David. Thanks!
	5:57pm TDK60: Hello. I see I missed a Thompson section.
	5:59pm doctorjazz: Omer and avi are playing next week at the Princeton theater (McCarter), not that far from me kicking around going to see them (missed that track on the show, work got in the way)
	🚂 6:00pm chresti: Still here, dozed off for awhile, due to an early day at work. Woke up when the train passed through South Africa
	🚂 6:00pm chris: tuning out now as well. thanks so much for a stellar show, David!
	6:02pm David D: Thanks to Chris, Carmichael and everyone heading off...
	6:02pm David D: And welcome TDK60!
	6:03pm northguineahills: I was just wearing a Ben Chasny project tee yesterday (Comets on Fire).
	6:04pm David D: Doc, sounds like a good choice for a concert.
	6:04pm David D: NGH: That is quite a t-shirt - and a coincidence.
	6:05pm TDK60: Been going through a bit of a life change. I lived with my sister, her husband and five cats for ten years. They just moved out, I'm feeling separation blues when I see the empty part of the apartment.
	6:06pm fred: I know I need to sleep (haven't recovered yet from Sonic Protest) but I also had a brisk 3.5km walk two hours ago and haven't completely cooled off from that
	6:07pm David D: TDK60: That sounds rough.
	6:09pm David D: As long as I'm awake during the show, we're all good.
	6:09pm northguineahills: @David: I'm finally fit enough to wear it for the first time in four years. (digging out all of my old tees).
	6:10pm David D: NGH: That is always a good feeling - enjoy those old shirts!
	6:11pm doctorjazz: Really like this Kuhn group! (seen Omer Avital before, also have recordings, he's a really fine musician and composer) Gotta go, catch you in the car.
	6:12pm David D: Okay, here's another Kühn grouping - have a good ride home, Doc.
	6:13pm TDK60: It's mainly positive; they found a fine house in the Jersey suburbs just miles away. All such life changes usually make me wistful.
	🚂 6:15pm Listening Out There: Good show today. I'd seen Joachim Kühn's name, but hadn't had a chance to hear any of his stuff...
	6:20pm David D: Thanks, LOT. Yes, there is much more to play of his as well, of course. Maybe another show sometime soon.
	6:21pm David D: TDK60: I know what you mean. I suppose it will become your new normal sometime soon.
	6:21pm fred: @David: How is the noise scene in Leipzig? I might have seen some people from there, but I usually don't pay much attention to where people are from
	6:22pm TDK60: What is that structure in today's photograph?
	6:24pm David D: Fred: You may know more about it than I do, then. Maybe if you mentioned a name...
	6:25pm Asheville Jon: great set!
	6:25pm David D: Thanks, Jon!
	6:28pm northguineahills: I'm more of a Saxony-Anhalt guy myself....
	6:31pm TDK60: Did you all hear Richard Thompson recently moved from L.A. to Montclair, NJ?
	🚂 6:33pm nostrangerer: Thanks for the sounds today. Enjoyed a lot.
	6:34pm David D: Thanks for checking in, nostrangerer!
	🚂 6:35pm chresti: TDK60, you have any cats left?
	6:35pm fred: @David: I just don't know. The place they come from isn't relevant to me. But I was wondering whether I might have met someone you know. I'll pay more attention in the future
	6:35pm David D: TDK60: I have official word from my wife, who took the picture (thanks!), that it is in fact an old piece of art. It is in another part of town that I don't get to a lot...
	6:37pm Dean: In the Fanfare magazine review of this recording of Brahms and Segerstam symphonies, Raymond Tuttle quotes the conductor/composer's mind-bending notes, then goes on: "I have just attempted to present Maestro’s Segerstam description exactly as it appears in Alba’s booklet. If you think that’s incoherent, you should hear his symphony! I don’t know if Segerstam was using the word 'happening' in its 1960s sense. To do so would be appropriate, though, because his Symphony No. 288 lets it all hang out, does its own thing, has a love-in, protests the war in Vietnam, burns its bra, watches 2001: A Space Odyssey, and drops acid all at the same time. It’s a bang crash whoosh thud whoop of a symphony, like a hippie Charles Ives, and I think it’s funny that it has been paired with Brahms’s ever-so-classical Symphony No. 1. No doubt that will annoy a lot of people. (Good.)"
	6:38pm TDK60: ..in the photo's structure, there's a circled-A anarchist symbol on top of the red paint, and covered by more silver paint. Too bad the art got messed up.
	6:39pm David D: Dean: Haha, thanks. I love the last sentence in particular!
	6:41pm David D: TDK60: It is both art and an artifact, I suppose.
	6:41pm TDK60: ..who would want to annoy Brahmsians? (not little old me, heh heh..)
	6:41pm northguineahills: Leif Segerstram, sounds Swedish, Turku Philharmonic Orchestra, Finnish, looks like the Swedes are sneaking in again when the Finns are looking at their eastern border... (Åland is the exception). I keed….
	6:42pm (unfashionably late) coelacanth∅: greetings David & all
	6:43pm David D: Yeah, NGH, he is from the large Swedish minority of Western Finland, I believe.
	6:43pm TDK60: David I suppose it is just more art, on art!
	6:44pm David D: Hey there, Coelacanth∅!
	6:46pm TDK60: wait a second, Symphony #288? Yow.
	6:47pm David D: Yes, and he's not messing with the numbers, either. I'm looking forward to the complete set.
	6:48pm northguineahills: @TDK: Don't get me started on Braxton's opus numbering systems.....
	6:51pm TDK60: OK NGH, won't get ya started. I am enjoying the "bang crash whoosh thud whoop."
	6:51pm fred: If House musicians could agree on a numbering system, it would make my current task a work much easier, doable even
	6:51pm northguineahills: @David: Well, Sweden did rule Finland forever until Russia had a go at it. Actually, the middle classes spoke Swedish and Finnish was thought to be a peasant language, until the nationalist movement that started in the 1870s (see Sibelius), when Finnish started to be a point of pride.
	6:54pm David D: Fred: What is your current task? Sounds intriguing...
	6:55pm northguineahills: I'm the most un-OCD person until it comes to cataloging, then I'm hyper-OCD....
	🚂 6:58pm chresti: Thanks David! gathering my baskets so I'm ready to disembark soon, when we come into the station
	6:59pm TDK60: ..thanks for fine sounds this evening Dave. Till then...Bis zum nächsten Mal.
	6:59pm northguineahills: danks David!, enjoy your night!
	🚂 7:00pm Michael 98145: thanks again, David D. another one for the archives!
	7:01pm David D: Thanks everyone, one more track after this one to close...
	7:01pm fred: @David: finding ISRC codes for 5000+ tracks downloaded from YouTube, mainly electro, a quarter of the total house. House tracks have many remixes, and radio edits that may have the same name, but are shorted. I have to cross-check artist name, track title, length, and in some cases some sleuthing about track history. It's driving me crazy.
	7:03pm David D: That does sound a bit overwhelming, Fred, good luck with it all.
	7:04pm fred: Thanks for the show David!
	🚂 7:05pm chresti: That's right, no neighbors noise today
	7:06pm TDK60: chresti missed your question way above: no, all feline friends gone.
	7:07pm northguineahills: That would be another dream job for me. Taxiologizing any subject fascinates me....
	7:07pm northguineahills: (@fred)
	🚂 7:08pm chresti: Ready for a new feline friend, TDK?
	🚂 7:08pm Michael 98145: @ngh, i've been out of my zipcode for a couple weeks. have you found a new job??
	7:10pm TDK60: chresti: no, need time.
	7:10pm doctorjazz: Thought I wouldn't like this East West mix ,but I'm really enjoying it. Got home, but sitting in the car listening. Thanks, David !
	7:10pm fred: @ngh: no, it's a nightmare. Combining databases with inconsistent naming (discogs, musicbrainz), a database with only manual access (IFPI) and faulty metadata, with a deadline next week.
	7:11pm TDK60: 'Sun Love' sounds fresh and it's '67.
	7:12pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David!
	7:13pm TDK60: thanks again! next time..
	7:14pm Dean: Mani Neumeier! Guru Guru!
	7:17pm David D: Thanks everyone!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from April 9, 2019

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