WFMU: Inner Ear Detour with David: Playlist from July 30, 2010

Listener comments!
	9:43am Bad Ronald: Morning David! Where did everybody go?
	9:52am Mike East: I'm here. Slowly starting the day and ending the week. Nice choices this morning, David
	9:55am David: Oh, great. Everyone's knocked out loaded.
	10:06am Cecile: I'm here, but I"m in a dark place right now. Trying not to spill my crankiness over to the board.
	10:16am Cecile: what are everyone's weekend plans?
	10:18am BW: Using new iPhone app! Rock out doron and crew!
	10:19am Cecile: Say what you will about Ikea, but they're the only place where I could afford to buy kitchen storage.
	10:20am Mike East: I think I may go see Winters Bone tomorrow. Open to other movie suggestions. Anybody see anything good lately?
	10:23am Cecile: I loved Despicable Me. It was very silly. In that lowbrow mode, I"m going to see Dinner For Schmucks with some girlfriends on Sunday. I have to see Jemaine Clement as the crazy artist. The clips are amazing.
	10:25am Hallock Hill: New iPhone app with comments, playlists, etc. Amazing!
	10:27am Mike East: I just read the article about Steve Carell in the New Yorker. I would like to see that, too. Despicable Me got mixed reviews from my niece and nephew...she liked it, he wasn't as impressed.
	10:31am Cecile: Nice! The Ex. Nice. I heard the acting makes it. So I'm gonna see it.
	10:34am Bad Ronald: My kids dug it... Here's a funny interview w/Steve and Zach: http://tinyurl.com/stevezach
	10:36am Cecile: There's some viral video from Kieran Vollard, Clement's character, on Funny or Die. It's hysterical. And he UNDERPLAYS the character. It's quite hilarious.
	10:37am efd: Echoing the upgraded iPhone app praise - love all the new features (including comments)! Great show, David, as usual!
	10:37am Denise in Washington, DC: I saw Winter's Bone a few weeks ago. It was excellent, but wouldn't improve Cecile's mood any.
	10:37am Scott W: Despicable Me put my 5-yr old kid and me both asleep. But we both love The Ex and David S.
	10:38am Denise in Washington, DC: BTW, morning, all. My first time listening on a Friday.
	10:39am Carmichael: Good mornig/day/evening/nonspecific Internet time, everyone. Last work day before 2 weeks of vay-cay-shun.
	10:40am Denise in Washington, DC: What are you doing for your vay-cay, Carmichael?
	10:41am Carmichael: A week at Lake Tahoe, followed by a week of utter laziness and ease.
	10:43am Cecile: Aw, Scott, you didn't even like the minions?
	10:44am Cecile: Oh! Scott, my husband says that Heroclix (a superhero game with tiny action figures) is making an all Eddie-from-Iron-Maiden edition. Eight figures to state. I can get the info from him...
	10:47am seang: Hey Cecile, did you see Jemaine in Gentlemen Broncos? hilarious!
	10:49am Cecile: I have the movie, I havent' watched it yet, but I watched the Chevalier viral videos which are hilarious. He was also great in this little NZ film called Eagle vs. Shark, and as a puffed martial artist in Tongan Ninja. Yeah, I follow him a little bit closely...:/
	10:51am Cecile: puffed-up martial artist
	10:53am Mike East: Eagle vs. Shark was pretty great.
	10:55am Cecile: I think so! I can't wait until Taika Waitit's next movie, Boy, gets over here. It's the story of a little Maori town in the mid-80s under the spell of Michael Jackson, as well as a whole bunch of other stuff.
	10:55am Cecile: Waititi
	11:00am Cecile: David, do you have any Melt-Banana around?
	11:03am Mike East: My computer speakers came! Thanks Amy, if you're out there! WFMU, IN STEREO - what a concept.
	11:03am Cecile: that was fast!
	11:04am Carmichael: Holy Cow, Mike. That was fast! Did you order them same day delivery??
	11:05am Mike East: No - Listener Amy sent them to me from D.C. She must have gotten them in the mail as soon as I sent her the address.
	11:07am Mike East: ...and she packed them up in an Orioles shirt. Free speakers, free shirt, shipped on my boss' dime (shhh.)
	11:12am Carmichael: Sweet, Mike! and Nick Cave!
	11:13am Cecile: Now play Ratt's Wanted Man.
	11:13am Ken: Morning all! Just wanted to test out the commenting on the new WFMU iPhone app. Seems to work great.
	11:14am Cecile: Mike that is awesome and almost restores my faith in humanity. My faith will be completely restored if David plays one of my requests. :D
	11:15am Denise in Washington, DC: Damn. I missed the Yoko Ono piece because my office is requiring me to do actual work.
	11:15am Cecile: bastards.
	11:16am Denise in Washington, DC: Rat bastards.
	11:20am Denise in Washington, DC: Mike, Listener Amy sounds like an awesome person.
	11:25am Mike East: WFMU is consistently restoring my faith in humanity. Amy has seriously good karma coming her way.
	11:27am Meghan: Yay iPhone comments. Doron and Kenzo rule (
	11:32am Denise in Washington, DC: This news about the app is going to inspire me to listen to 'FMU more often on my iPhone. The Commenter Community has been a huge part of the station for me.
	11:33am Denise in Washington, DC: Does anybody know if the new version of the app allows you to download FMU podcasts and listen offline? AT&T doesn't work in the underground parts of the DC Metro system, which of course is where most of my commute takes place.
	11:39am Carmichael: Off to meetings for the day. Have a wonderful weekend, everyone. Thanks for the tuneage and comments, David.
	11:39am Mike East: I download FMU podcasts just straight from the Itunes store (I have an Ipod touch so I need WiFi for it to work).
	11:39am Denise in Washington, DC: Have a great vaca, Carm!
	11:40am Denise in Washington, DC: Guess I should try that, Mike -- thanks.
	11:42am Denise in Washington, DC: Re: the Ballet Mecanique: the National Gallery here in DC commissioned a computer-driven robotic ensemble to play it as part of the Dada exhibit in 2006. Unfortunately, I never got to hear the whole thing, but it was fascinating. Thanks for playing that interview excerpt, David.
	11:44am David: There have been several performances of the Ballet Mec. in recent years, speaheaeded by Paul Lehrman. Lots of great info: http://www.antheil.org/
	11:47am David: Funny, Cecile, I was just thinking about Melt Banana earlier today...
	11:47am Cecile: THANKS, David!
	11:52am Mike East: Faith: Restored.
	11:57am Mike East: Great show, David.
	11:58am Denise in Washington, DC: Yes, David, thanks!
	11:59am Cecile: Great show, and thanks for the good chat everyone!
	12:02pm Denise in Washington, DC: Back atcha, Cecile! Hope your mood is better.

Inner Ear Detour with David: Playlist from July 30, 2010

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July 30, 2010: The Poetry of Clouds

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
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Peg Simone	Levee / 1927 "Levee / 1927" by "Peg Simone"	Secrets from the Storm	Orig. Memphis Minne and Kansas Joe McCoy. Arranged by Jonathan Kane. Story: Holly Anderson. Vox, gtr: Peg Simone. Gtr, bass, dms: J Kane. Harmonica: Anthony Kane	0:02:30 (Pop-up)
Ekhard Ehlers	Strange Things "Strange Things" by "Ekhard Ehlers"	A Life without Fear	vocals Charles Haffer, Jr.	0:24:31 (Pop-up)
Susan Alcorn and Eugene Chadbourne	Hello Stranger	An Afternoon in Austin	cf. Alvin Curran's comment on a Chadbourne show: "It's country, but I don't know what country it is."	0:27:21 (Pop-up)
Sandy Bull	Gotta Be Juicy (Or It Ain't Love)	Demolition Derby		0:45:39 (Pop-up)
Arthur Alexander	You Better Move On	The Ultimate Arthur Alexander		0:50:38 (Pop-up)
James Booker	Junco Partner "Junco Partner" by "James Booker"	Junco Partner	Recorded in N.O., 1979	0:53:26 (Pop-up)
J. O. Mallander	Bound "Bound" by "J. O. Mallander"	More Time — Hits and Variations 1968–1970		0:58:04 (Pop-up)
The Castle Kings	You Can Get Him, Frankenstein	7"	written by Phil Spector and Ahmet Ertegun	1:00:43 (Pop-up)
Buddy Love	Heartbreak Hotel "Heartbreak Hotel" by "Buddy Love"	v/a: Songs the Cramps Taught Us		1:06:44 (Pop-up)
Range Rats	Range Rats Theme "Range Rats Theme" by "Range Rats"	Range Rats	Fred Cole and Toody from Dead Moon, 1985	1:08:40 (Pop-up)
Porter Wagoner	The Rubber Room "The Rubber Room" by "Porter Wagoner"	What Ain't To Be, Just Might Happen		1:12:19 (Pop-up)
Elton Britt	There's a Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere	Elton Britt and Roaslie Allen	a big hit from WW2!	1:14:30 (Pop-up)
The Geesin Brothers	Ikea "Ikea" by "The Geesin Brothers"	Music by Post		1:17:19 (Pop-up)
BS2000	The Scappy "The Scappy" by "BS2000"	v/a: Talk's Cheap presents Speaking in Tongues (2009 WFMU marathon premium)		1:19:05 (Pop-up)
Nurse With Wound	Space Music (excerpt)	Space Music		1:21:46 (Pop-up)
Ken Nordine	Ken Nordine advertises... advertising		via jukeboxmafia.blogspot.com/	1:22:28 (Pop-up)
The Ex with Han Bennink	Prism "Prism" by "The Ex with Han Bennink"	v/a: KFJC at Fifty - Blowing Minds Since 1959	recorded Cafe du Nord, SF, 2004	1:29:22 (Pop-up)
999	High Energy Plan "High Energy Plan" by "999"	High Energy Plan		1:34:28 (Pop-up)
Dokaka	Beatboxing Is the Sign of Death	The Dokaka Discography		1:37:31 (Pop-up)
Nkata Mwewe	Khulumani "Khulumani" by "Nkata Mwewe"	v/a: New Wave Dance Musc from South Africa		1:40:05 (Pop-up)
Yoko Ono "Grapefruit" public service / audience participation segment volume 4 CITY PIECE Walk all over the city with an empty. baby carriage.
Simply Saucer	She's a Dog "She's a Dog" by "Simply Saucer"	Cyborgs Revisited		1:55:04 (Pop-up)
The M'n'M's	I'm Tired "I'm Tired" by "The M'n'M's"	v/a: A Reference of Female Fronted Punk Rock Bands		1:57:22 (Pop-up)
Excusamwa	9-Fingered Man "9-Fingered Man" by "Excusamwa"	Please Allow Me To Introduce Myself		1:59:11 (Pop-up)
Brion Gysin	Kick "Kick" by "Brion Gysin"	Self-Portrait Jumping		2:00:16 (Pop-up)
Donald Thomas	Black Night Is Calling Me Home	v/a: Local Customs: Lone Star Revival		2:04:25 (Pop-up)
Dion	Your Own Back Yard "Your Own Back Yard" by "Dion"	Born to Be with You		2:05:45 (Pop-up)
Nick Cave	Wanted Man "Wanted Man" by "Nick Cave"	The Firstborn Is Dead		2:09:20 (Pop-up)
Carla Kihlstedt	Empty Cupboard "Empty Cupboard" by "Carla Kihlstedt"	2 Foot Yard		2:20:24 (Pop-up)
György Ligeti	Etudes pour [Player] Piano: Nos. 9 (Vertige), 10 (Der Zauberlehrling, 11 (En suspense), 12 (Entrelacs), 13 (L'escalier du diable)	v/a: Player Piano 10 - Original Compositions and Transcriptions in the Tradition of Conlon Nancarrow		2:22:22 (Pop-up)
Sun Circle	Lessness "Lessness" by "Sun Circle"	Lessness		2:33:25 (Pop-up)
George Antheil	Interviewed in 1958 (excerpt)	Plays Antheil	on the reaction to the Ballet Mecanique	2:33:59 (Pop-up)
Love Cry Want	Peace (For Dakota and Jason)	Love Cry Want	Nicholas and Gallivan with Larry Young, 1972	2:38:11 (Pop-up)
Melt Banana	Lost in Mirror "Lost in Mirror" by "Melt Banana"	Teeny Shiny		2:45:42 (Pop-up)
Marijata	Break Through "Break Through" by "Marijata"	v/a: Afro-Beat Airways - West African Shock Waves (Ghana and Togo, 1972-78)		2:47:44 (Pop-up)
Antoine Chessex	Track A2 "Track A2" by "Antoine Chessex"	Terra Incognita		2:58:15 (Pop-up)
Nurse With Wound	Track 2 "Track 2" by "Nurse With Wound"	She and Me Fall Together In Free Death	SPECIAL REQUEST BY.... BRYCE	3:04:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:43am Bad Ronald: Morning David! Where did everybody go?
	9:52am Mike East: I'm here. Slowly starting the day and ending the week. Nice choices this morning, David
	9:55am David: Oh, great. Everyone's knocked out loaded.
	10:06am Cecile: I'm here, but I"m in a dark place right now. Trying not to spill my crankiness over to the board.
	10:16am Cecile: what are everyone's weekend plans?
	10:18am BW: Using new iPhone app! Rock out doron and crew!
	10:19am Cecile: Say what you will about Ikea, but they're the only place where I could afford to buy kitchen storage.
	10:20am Mike East: I think I may go see Winters Bone tomorrow. Open to other movie suggestions. Anybody see anything good lately?
	10:23am Cecile: I loved Despicable Me. It was very silly. In that lowbrow mode, I"m going to see Dinner For Schmucks with some girlfriends on Sunday. I have to see Jemaine Clement as the crazy artist. The clips are amazing.
	10:25am Hallock Hill: New iPhone app with comments, playlists, etc. Amazing!
	10:27am Mike East: I just read the article about Steve Carell in the New Yorker. I would like to see that, too. Despicable Me got mixed reviews from my niece and nephew...she liked it, he wasn't as impressed.
	10:31am Cecile: Nice! The Ex. Nice. I heard the acting makes it. So I'm gonna see it.
	10:34am Bad Ronald: My kids dug it... Here's a funny interview w/Steve and Zach: http://tinyurl.com/stevezach
	10:36am Cecile: There's some viral video from Kieran Vollard, Clement's character, on Funny or Die. It's hysterical. And he UNDERPLAYS the character. It's quite hilarious.
	10:37am efd: Echoing the upgraded iPhone app praise - love all the new features (including comments)! Great show, David, as usual!
	10:37am Denise in Washington, DC: I saw Winter's Bone a few weeks ago. It was excellent, but wouldn't improve Cecile's mood any.
	10:37am Scott W: Despicable Me put my 5-yr old kid and me both asleep. But we both love The Ex and David S.
	10:38am Denise in Washington, DC: BTW, morning, all. My first time listening on a Friday.
	10:39am Carmichael: Good mornig/day/evening/nonspecific Internet time, everyone. Last work day before 2 weeks of vay-cay-shun.
	10:40am Denise in Washington, DC: What are you doing for your vay-cay, Carmichael?
	10:41am Carmichael: A week at Lake Tahoe, followed by a week of utter laziness and ease.
	10:43am Cecile: Aw, Scott, you didn't even like the minions?
	10:44am Cecile: Oh! Scott, my husband says that Heroclix (a superhero game with tiny action figures) is making an all Eddie-from-Iron-Maiden edition. Eight figures to state. I can get the info from him...
	10:47am seang: Hey Cecile, did you see Jemaine in Gentlemen Broncos? hilarious!
	10:49am Cecile: I have the movie, I havent' watched it yet, but I watched the Chevalier viral videos which are hilarious. He was also great in this little NZ film called Eagle vs. Shark, and as a puffed martial artist in Tongan Ninja. Yeah, I follow him a little bit closely...:/
	10:51am Cecile: puffed-up martial artist
	10:53am Mike East: Eagle vs. Shark was pretty great.
	10:55am Cecile: I think so! I can't wait until Taika Waitit's next movie, Boy, gets over here. It's the story of a little Maori town in the mid-80s under the spell of Michael Jackson, as well as a whole bunch of other stuff.
	10:55am Cecile: Waititi
	11:00am Cecile: David, do you have any Melt-Banana around?
	11:03am Mike East: My computer speakers came! Thanks Amy, if you're out there! WFMU, IN STEREO - what a concept.
	11:03am Cecile: that was fast!
	11:04am Carmichael: Holy Cow, Mike. That was fast! Did you order them same day delivery??
	11:05am Mike East: No - Listener Amy sent them to me from D.C. She must have gotten them in the mail as soon as I sent her the address.
	11:07am Mike East: ...and she packed them up in an Orioles shirt. Free speakers, free shirt, shipped on my boss' dime (shhh.)
	11:12am Carmichael: Sweet, Mike! and Nick Cave!
	11:13am Cecile: Now play Ratt's Wanted Man.
	11:13am Ken: Morning all! Just wanted to test out the commenting on the new WFMU iPhone app. Seems to work great.
	11:14am Cecile: Mike that is awesome and almost restores my faith in humanity. My faith will be completely restored if David plays one of my requests. :D
	11:15am Denise in Washington, DC: Damn. I missed the Yoko Ono piece because my office is requiring me to do actual work.
	11:15am Cecile: bastards.
	11:16am Denise in Washington, DC: Rat bastards.
	11:20am Denise in Washington, DC: Mike, Listener Amy sounds like an awesome person.
	11:25am Mike East: WFMU is consistently restoring my faith in humanity. Amy has seriously good karma coming her way.
	11:27am Meghan: Yay iPhone comments. Doron and Kenzo rule (
	11:32am Denise in Washington, DC: This news about the app is going to inspire me to listen to 'FMU more often on my iPhone. The Commenter Community has been a huge part of the station for me.
	11:33am Denise in Washington, DC: Does anybody know if the new version of the app allows you to download FMU podcasts and listen offline? AT&T doesn't work in the underground parts of the DC Metro system, which of course is where most of my commute takes place.
	11:39am Carmichael: Off to meetings for the day. Have a wonderful weekend, everyone. Thanks for the tuneage and comments, David.
	11:39am Mike East: I download FMU podcasts just straight from the Itunes store (I have an Ipod touch so I need WiFi for it to work).
	11:39am Denise in Washington, DC: Have a great vaca, Carm!
	11:40am Denise in Washington, DC: Guess I should try that, Mike -- thanks.
	11:42am Denise in Washington, DC: Re: the Ballet Mecanique: the National Gallery here in DC commissioned a computer-driven robotic ensemble to play it as part of the Dada exhibit in 2006. Unfortunately, I never got to hear the whole thing, but it was fascinating. Thanks for playing that interview excerpt, David.
	11:44am David: There have been several performances of the Ballet Mec. in recent years, speaheaeded by Paul Lehrman. Lots of great info: http://www.antheil.org/
	11:47am David: Funny, Cecile, I was just thinking about Melt Banana earlier today...
	11:47am Cecile: THANKS, David!
	11:52am Mike East: Faith: Restored.
	11:57am Mike East: Great show, David.
	11:58am Denise in Washington, DC: Yes, David, thanks!
	11:59am Cecile: Great show, and thanks for the good chat everyone!
	12:02pm Denise in Washington, DC: Back atcha, Cecile! Hope your mood is better.

Inner Ear Detour with David: Playlist from July 30, 2010

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