WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from October 22, 2007

Irene Trudel: Playlist from October 22, 2007

Music to laze around with, just like slipping into a warm, comfortable bath; bubbling with many stringed instruments and occasional live performances. (Visit homepage.)

October 22, 2007: Aftermath of a little leaf peeping and sheep watching.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label
Wire Wound	"Turn And Face Me" ""Turn And Face Me"" by "Wire Wound"	Early Songs	Perservation
The Trolleyvox	"Whistles in Church"	Luzerne	Transit of Venus
Quartet San Francisco	"Harlem Nocturne"	Whirled Chamber Music	Violinjazz Recordings
John Hsu, viola da gamba/ Louis Badge, harpsichord/ Judith Davidoff, viola da gamba: Marin Marais	"Suitte d'un gout Etranger, Book Four: Caprice ou Sonate"	Marin Marais: Pieces de Viole: Suitte d'un gout Etranger	Musical Heritage Society
Sylvain Chauveau	"N" /"A_" ""N" /"A_"" by "Sylvain Chauveau"	S.	Type Records
Saddleback	"Pushing Upstream" ""Pushing Upstream"" by "Saddleback"	Night Maps	Preservation
Radiohead	"Faust Arp" ""Faust Arp"" by "Radiohead"	In Rainbows

Robert Wyatt	"Heaps of Sheeps" ""Heaps of Sheeps"" by "Robert Wyatt"	Shleep	Thirsty Ear
Tunng	"Bullets" ""Bullets"" by "Tunng"	Good Arrows	Thrill Jockey
Fionn Regan	"Hey Rabbit"/"Black Water Child"	The End of History	Lost Highway
Lambert and Nuttycombe	"Morning" ""Morning"" by "Lambert and Nuttycombe"	At Home	Fallout
Ed Askew	"My Love is a Red, Red Rose"	Little Eyes	De Stijl
Dave deCastro	"Up At the Moon" ""Up At the Moon"" by "Dave deCastro"	The Merest Whisper
XTC	"Love on a Farmboy's Wages" ""Love on a Farmboy's Wages"" by "XTC"	Mummer	Geffen

Alexandra & the Fleurs Tragiques	"This One's For You"	Alexandra & the Fleurs Tragiques
The Phonemes	"Tree" /"Pain Perdue"	There's Something I've Been Meaning to Tell You	000000 Recording Club
Little Wings	"Scuby" ""Scuby"" by "Little Wings"	Soft Pow'r	Marriage Records
Julia Kent	"Fontanarosa" ""Fontanarosa"" by "Julia Kent"	Delay	Important
Songs of Green Pheasant	"Alex Drifting Alone"	Gyllyng Street	FatCat
Saccadic Eye Motion	"Turn Off the Light"

John Renbourn	"Kokomo Blues" ""Kokomo Blues"" by "John Renbourn"	Faro Annie	Reprise
Nick Pynn	"Flood:Adrift/ Ark/ Walking On Water/ Closing Titles"	In Mirrored Sky	Round Records
Of Montreal	"Miss Blonde, Your Papa is Failing"	Icons, Abstract Three	Polyvinyl
The Sadies	"Yours to Discover" ""Yours to Discover"" by "The Sadies"	New Seasons	Yep Roc
Robert Plant & Alison Krauss	"Nothin' "	Raising Sand	Rounder

Vic Chesnutt	"Warm" ""Warm"" by "Vic Chesnutt"	North Star Destroyer	Constellation
Iron and Wine	"Resurrection Fern"	The Shepherd's Dog	Sub Pop
Brazzaville	"Madalena" ""Madalena"" by "Brazzaville"	East L.A. Breeze	Vendlus
Avia Gardner	"Between Our Pages" ""Between Our Pages"" by "Avia Gardner"	Mill Farm	Intr-Version
MV & EE with the Golden Road	"Day & Night"	Getting Gone	Ecstatic Peace!
Beirut	"In the Mausoleum" ""In the Mausoleum"" by "Beirut"	The Flying Club Cup	Ba Da Bing!

Listener comments!
	3:22pm north guinea hills: nice early set. 'tis helping my after lunch digestion.
	3:26pm david: beautiful music for a beautiful, contemplative day in the tri-state area. thank you much.
	3:31pm Noralita: This is just a great mostly non-vocal yet interesting playlist to help me concentrate on writing my boring report (in the DC metro area). That last piano bit reminded my of my new favorite mood-setting groups Mono and Tarentel.
	3:47pm Paul: Just curious... has anyone out there paid for the new Radiohead "In Rainbows"? I think the group will cover the cost with concerts, merchandise, etc. but I just wonder if anyone is actually PAYING for the download. BTW, I think it is good music, after a first listening.
	3:53pm matt: I'm curious about that too. I haven't downloaded it yet, but I was planning on doing it and sending them $10 just to support the concept. Ironically, I'm such a cheap music listener, that the only radiohead music I do own I bought used (so radiohead never saw a penny of that).
	3:55pm Irene Trudel: Yes, Paul, I paid for it. Paid $8.00 because that's the price (thereabouts) that I would pay for an album offered from the NARAS list. Of course, I shared with WFMU. ---I.
	4:09pm north guinea hills: ooooooooo! i love ed askew! thanks!
	4:19pm Paul: Irene - I suspect most people are not paying for the Radiohead download. The only people paying are diehard fans of the group or people with strong moral feelings about artists rights (like yourself). But in the end, the artists win because their music is spread more widely (virally, if you will). I enjoy your show!
	4:56pm Parq: According to what I've read, only about a third of the takers are paying nothing. The average price paid ranges from $5 to $8 depending on who you're asking. I base this on three or four sources I've read in the past couple of weeks, all of which usually prove reliable.
	5:20pm Matt: I don't think your morals have to be particularly high to feel like you should throw something at Radiohead for doing that (I'm not even a Radiohead fan). If anything, it could be a question of not supporting record companies.
	12:54pm nimrod: sedative...i fell a sleep into it...thanks for playing another one of my weary songs
	8:35am patricia: i don't really know what i'm listen to right now, but it's just perfect to draw! thanks!
	6:46am flip: Track 1 in this set: artist = EARLY SONGS, album = WIND WOUND, check out: http://www.digitalisindustries.com/foxyd/features.php?which=263

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Artist	Track	Album	Label
Wire Wound	"Turn And Face Me" ""Turn And Face Me"" by "Wire Wound"	Early Songs	Perservation
The Trolleyvox	"Whistles in Church"	Luzerne	Transit of Venus
Quartet San Francisco	"Harlem Nocturne"	Whirled Chamber Music	Violinjazz Recordings
John Hsu, viola da gamba/ Louis Badge, harpsichord/ Judith Davidoff, viola da gamba: Marin Marais	"Suitte d'un gout Etranger, Book Four: Caprice ou Sonate"	Marin Marais: Pieces de Viole: Suitte d'un gout Etranger	Musical Heritage Society
Sylvain Chauveau	"N" /"A_" ""N" /"A_"" by "Sylvain Chauveau"	S.	Type Records
Saddleback	"Pushing Upstream" ""Pushing Upstream"" by "Saddleback"	Night Maps	Preservation
Radiohead	"Faust Arp" ""Faust Arp"" by "Radiohead"	In Rainbows

Robert Wyatt	"Heaps of Sheeps" ""Heaps of Sheeps"" by "Robert Wyatt"	Shleep	Thirsty Ear
Tunng	"Bullets" ""Bullets"" by "Tunng"	Good Arrows	Thrill Jockey
Fionn Regan	"Hey Rabbit"/"Black Water Child"	The End of History	Lost Highway
Lambert and Nuttycombe	"Morning" ""Morning"" by "Lambert and Nuttycombe"	At Home	Fallout
Ed Askew	"My Love is a Red, Red Rose"	Little Eyes	De Stijl
Dave deCastro	"Up At the Moon" ""Up At the Moon"" by "Dave deCastro"	The Merest Whisper
XTC	"Love on a Farmboy's Wages" ""Love on a Farmboy's Wages"" by "XTC"	Mummer	Geffen

Alexandra & the Fleurs Tragiques	"This One's For You"	Alexandra & the Fleurs Tragiques
The Phonemes	"Tree" /"Pain Perdue"	There's Something I've Been Meaning to Tell You	000000 Recording Club
Little Wings	"Scuby" ""Scuby"" by "Little Wings"	Soft Pow'r	Marriage Records
Julia Kent	"Fontanarosa" ""Fontanarosa"" by "Julia Kent"	Delay	Important
Songs of Green Pheasant	"Alex Drifting Alone"	Gyllyng Street	FatCat
Saccadic Eye Motion	"Turn Off the Light"

John Renbourn	"Kokomo Blues" ""Kokomo Blues"" by "John Renbourn"	Faro Annie	Reprise
Nick Pynn	"Flood:Adrift/ Ark/ Walking On Water/ Closing Titles"	In Mirrored Sky	Round Records
Of Montreal	"Miss Blonde, Your Papa is Failing"	Icons, Abstract Three	Polyvinyl
The Sadies	"Yours to Discover" ""Yours to Discover"" by "The Sadies"	New Seasons	Yep Roc
Robert Plant & Alison Krauss	"Nothin' "	Raising Sand	Rounder

Vic Chesnutt	"Warm" ""Warm"" by "Vic Chesnutt"	North Star Destroyer	Constellation
Iron and Wine	"Resurrection Fern"	The Shepherd's Dog	Sub Pop
Brazzaville	"Madalena" ""Madalena"" by "Brazzaville"	East L.A. Breeze	Vendlus
Avia Gardner	"Between Our Pages" ""Between Our Pages"" by "Avia Gardner"	Mill Farm	Intr-Version
MV & EE with the Golden Road	"Day & Night"	Getting Gone	Ecstatic Peace!
Beirut	"In the Mausoleum" ""In the Mausoleum"" by "Beirut"	The Flying Club Cup	Ba Da Bing!

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Listener comments!
	3:22pm north guinea hills: nice early set. 'tis helping my after lunch digestion.
	3:26pm david: beautiful music for a beautiful, contemplative day in the tri-state area. thank you much.
	3:31pm Noralita: This is just a great mostly non-vocal yet interesting playlist to help me concentrate on writing my boring report (in the DC metro area). That last piano bit reminded my of my new favorite mood-setting groups Mono and Tarentel.
	3:47pm Paul: Just curious... has anyone out there paid for the new Radiohead "In Rainbows"? I think the group will cover the cost with concerts, merchandise, etc. but I just wonder if anyone is actually PAYING for the download. BTW, I think it is good music, after a first listening.
	3:53pm matt: I'm curious about that too. I haven't downloaded it yet, but I was planning on doing it and sending them $10 just to support the concept. Ironically, I'm such a cheap music listener, that the only radiohead music I do own I bought used (so radiohead never saw a penny of that).
	3:55pm Irene Trudel: Yes, Paul, I paid for it. Paid $8.00 because that's the price (thereabouts) that I would pay for an album offered from the NARAS list. Of course, I shared with WFMU. ---I.
	4:09pm north guinea hills: ooooooooo! i love ed askew! thanks!
	4:19pm Paul: Irene - I suspect most people are not paying for the Radiohead download. The only people paying are diehard fans of the group or people with strong moral feelings about artists rights (like yourself). But in the end, the artists win because their music is spread more widely (virally, if you will). I enjoy your show!
	4:56pm Parq: According to what I've read, only about a third of the takers are paying nothing. The average price paid ranges from $5 to $8 depending on who you're asking. I base this on three or four sources I've read in the past couple of weeks, all of which usually prove reliable.
	5:20pm Matt: I don't think your morals have to be particularly high to feel like you should throw something at Radiohead for doing that (I'm not even a Radiohead fan). If anything, it could be a question of not supporting record companies.
	12:54pm nimrod: sedative...i fell a sleep into it...thanks for playing another one of my weary songs
	8:35am patricia: i don't really know what i'm listen to right now, but it's just perfect to draw! thanks!
	6:46am flip: Track 1 in this set: artist = EARLY SONGS, album = WIND WOUND, check out: http://www.digitalisindustries.com/foxyd/features.php?which=263

Irene Trudel: Playlist from October 22, 2007

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