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Favoriting April 6, 2011: Johnny Angel
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Artist Track Album Label Year Format Comments Approx. start time
Shelley Fabares  Johnny Angel   Favoriting   Colpix  1962  45     
Manowar  Gods of War   Favoriting The Sons of Odin  Magic Circle  2006  CD  http://auburnpub.com/news/local/article_83c66f76-5ff2-11e0-827a-001cc4c03286.html   
Desolate  EverVoid   Favoriting Beyond Black Void  Marche Funebre Productions  2003  CD    0:08:33 (Pop-up)
 
Caina  Permaneo Carmen   Favoriting Mourner  Profound Lore Records  2007  CD    0:28:02 (Pop-up)
Archgoat  Lord of the Void   Favoriting Whore of Bethlehem  Hammer of Hate  2006  CD    0:33:24 (Pop-up)
Beehoover  Iron Horse / Esophagus Overdrive   Favoriting Heavy Zooo  Exile on Mainstream  2008  CD    0:38:23 (Pop-up)
 
Pentemple  Pazuzu I   Favoriting O))) Presents...  Southern Lord  2008  CD    0:45:03 (Pop-up)
 
Marc Bolan  Mustang Ford   Favoriting You Scare Me to Death  Cherry Red  1981  CD    1:10:15 (Pop-up)
Mechanical Children  Starlight for the Beatle   Favoriting Blue Mouth  Blackest Rainbow    CD-R    1:12:48 (Pop-up)
John Lennon / Yoko Ono  No Bed for Beatle John   Favoriting Unfinished Music No.2: Life with the Lions  Rykodisc  1997  CD  Originally released in 1968  1:23:29 (Pop-up)
 
Scorces  Breath Threads   Favoriting Scorces  Wholly Other  2001  CD    1:31:35 (Pop-up)
 
Robyn Archer  Benares Song   Favoriting       MP3    1:59:36 (Pop-up)
 
Zaïmph  Live Hasselt   Favoriting Live Hasselt  Wholly Other  2006  CD-R    2:02:33 (Pop-up)
GHQ  Black River Apples   Favoriting Cosmology of Eye  Time Lag  2006  CD    2:29:55 (Pop-up)
Velvet Underground  Venus in Furs   Favoriting Peel Slowly & See  Polydor  1995  CD  Originally released in 1967  2:36:14 (Pop-up)
 
Nymph  Bird Song   Favoriting Nymph  The Social Registry  2010  CD    2:43:04 (Pop-up)
Oren Ambarchi  untitled   Favoriting Blank Field  alien8  2002  CD    2:50:36 (Pop-up)


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Listener comments!

  12:02pm
Cecile:

Kurt, do you have Fighting the World?
  12:04pm
Cecile:

And I love Johnny Angel from Coach actress and Alzheimer's research advocate, Shelly Fabares.
  12:05pm
Cecile:

A child star done good!
  12:06pm
DJ KG:

hey cecile! i never knew until this week that she was both the singing and the tv star! mn jeff learned me that.
  12:09pm
Cecile:

Yeah. She was also on a 70s TV show where she was a nurse in Hawaii with grouchy doc Brian Keith. It was called The Little People and people made a big deal of it because it was "little Shelly all grown up." I remember weird things.
  12:12pm
Cecile:

http://www.sitcomsonline.com/photopost/showphoto.php/photo/34045/cat/1272/size/big
  12:13pm
BodegaMan:

a hump day hello to you all.
  12:13pm
DJ KG:

cecile, you're hilarious.

hey bodega.
  12:14pm
Carmichael:

Chimin' in.
  12:17pm
Handsome Harry:

Hats off to Minnesota Jeff for another glorious animation. Really diggin' the Desolate.
  12:18pm
Cecile:

ITA, Harry, nice work Jeff!
  12:20pm
DJ KG:

yeah, i love this week's gif. it reminds me of dorothy in the poppy fields (altho shelley might look a bit more like the scarecrow).
  12:20pm
DJ KG:

hi, harry&carchmichael. playing long songs makes it easier to say hello!
  12:24pm
Cecile:

"fabray"
  12:26pm
Cecile:

You heard about Joey from Manowar, right Kurt? He passed away this past week.
  12:29pm
DJ KG:

no kidding? no, i hadn't heard...
  12:29pm
Cecile:

Yeah. I thought you hadn't, or you would have said something. Good coincidence.
  12:31pm
BodegaMan:

not the best coincidence for Joey.
  12:32pm
Cecile:

No, that's true Bodega.
  12:36pm
Handsome Harry:

Let the INTELLECTUAL TRUNCATION resume!! ARCHGOAT!! YEAYAAYYRAARAGHH!!
  12:36pm
SiHV:

Hey, I tuned in at the right time.
  12:40pm
Handsome Harry:

Archgoat makes me want to rip my cubical apart, chainsaw the remains, disrobe, and cover myself in red sharpie, all while yelling things in Finnish that I don't understand.
  12:45pm
Cecile:

Not Joey, Scott Columbus. Gods help me.
  12:49pm
Robert:

If you think you're wrong to like a piece, then you're either analyzing too much or too little. You're looking at the reasons you like music, then coming up with "rules" based on other pieces you like, and decide this one doesn't fit those rules. Theoretically you could keep analyzing until you came up with more complicated rules to explain your tastes. But it'd be a lot simpler either not to analyze at all or just not to take your self-analysis seriously.
  12:50pm
DJ KG:

robert, i think you just invented pandora!

cecile, did i say the wrong name re: manowar?
  12:51pm
Nealsinn:

Could you consider the "O)))" to be a doomoticon? (I know, I hate emoticons, too.)
  12:52pm
Robert:

Plus, context matters. Arbitron or maybe some other rating service used to poll me on music, playing snatches over the phone and asking whether I liked the song, disliked it, or (and this is where the context came in) was tired of it.
  12:54pm
Cecile:

No, I said "joey from manowar." i was in error.
  12:54pm
annie:

i'm here in spirit, but hanging out in the fma archives... scary damn place. i may never come out
  12:55pm
DJ KG:

oh, good. thanks again for the news tip, cecile.
  12:55pm
FMA:

get her, guys!!!!!!!!!!!!
  1:02pm
annie:

i can load em in to winamp.. and then i might just make a playlist for "inn beats" on the archive itself? way too much fun, stop me while i'm still sane.
  1:08pm
Cecile:

now, that's too late. :D
  1:09pm
Robert:

One reason you might not like a piece that's very much like one you do is that the one you like came first to you and occupied the "space", so the one you heard later seems like an interloper, an imitator, a poseur, a rip-off. It starts in early childhood or babihood; we reject grownups who look similar to our loved ones. That's why if Daddy grows a beard or Mother changes hair color, we don't like it.
  1:10pm
Robert:

Actually if Daddy grows a beard the effect isn't so strong because it's gradual, but if he gets rid of a beard, that's sudden and the baby cries.
  1:10pm
Cecile:

I gotta say, I admire Ms. Lemper's talent, but she's not my favorite Brecht singer. I'm a sucker for either Marianne Faithfull or Lotte Lenya.
  1:13pm
glenn:

if anybody's interested, yesterday was the anniversary of the day ripple rock was blown up. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1BvlN80CxXo&feature=related. i can't believe gordon lightfoot didn't write a song about it. or stan rogers.
  1:14pm
glenn:

cecile, the best versions of brecht / weill that i've heard are by robyn archer.
  1:16pm
DJ KG:

robyn archer! yes. and teresa stratas.

i like the dagmar krause record, too.
  1:18pm
Carmichael:

I can take about 8 seconds of Dagmar Krause. I don't know why; I've always felt that way. And I can tolerate some goofy, shrill singers too.
  1:21pm
Cecile:

But you just can't beat Lotte. Kurt wrote those gorgeous melodies for her.
  1:22pm
DJ KG:

oh, sure. lotte's the shiznit!
  1:22pm
Cecile:

But I will check out Robin Archer, who also has a cool name...
  1:22pm
Mike East:

I had a dream last night that I was playing bass for Lou Reed on a cover of "Piece of My Heart." I don't know why this song just reminded me of that....strange. After the rehearsal, I was trying to find this article in the New Yorker about Lou Reed to show him and he was getting aggravated because I couldn't find it.
  1:23pm
Cecile:

die shiznit. LOL!
  1:24pm
DJ KG:

robyn archer's "benares song" is unparalleled!
  1:24pm
glenn:

i had a dream that my cats were sleeping on my head, then i woke up, and they were sleeping on my head. weird.
  1:25pm
glenn:

i like the ballad of the pirates.
  1:27pm
glenn:

do you have any at hand, kurt? robyn archer, i mean.
  1:32pm
Ike:

In all my years of cat stewardship, I've never experienced one sleeping on my head. But it's inevitable, I'm sure.
  1:33pm
Denise in DC:

I just tuned in. Just to make sure my speakers aren't having problems: is the current track something trance-y?
  1:36pm
DJ KG:

denise: currently playing side three of 'frampton comes alive'
  1:36pm
glenn:

then again, i also had a dream that ellen barkin and i were blissfully cohabiting, and when i woke up, nothing. well, except for cats.
  1:36pm
DJ KG:

glenn: no archer sings brecht in the library, and i think i lost my copy ages ago, sad to say.
  1:37pm
Denise in DC:

Thank you, Kurt -- that's exactly what this sounds like.
  1:38pm
glenn:

peter frampton's playing in toronto. no foolin'. 30th anniversary tour of frampton comes alive, i believe.
  1:40pm
still b/p:

I think this is an accordion with a mile-long bellows getting a steady squeeze.
  1:43pm
Denise in DC:

Glenn, I hope he plays this cut.
  1:44pm
DJ KG:

bp: http://graphics7.nytimes.com/images/2003/10/13/arts/13MARC.650.jpg
  1:45pm
still b/p:

A former coworker was fond of telling me that record company geniuses once hoped to achieve Frampton-style attention and success by packaging/promoting Nils Lofgren.
  1:45pm
DJ KG:

have you watched the bonus features on the dvd of the jack black movie "school of rock"? frampton and jim o'rourke are brought in to teach the kid actors how to act like rock stars. pretty great.
  1:46pm
Denise in DC:

Poor Nils.
  1:46pm
Record Company Geniuses:

O ye of little faith. The sheeple are totally manipulable, dontcha know.
  1:47pm
Record Company Geniuses:

Two words: Justin Bieber.
  1:49pm
still b/p:

Great pic, KG! Mama ain't wearing that on her chest -- not 'til Daddy finishes building an addition on the house.
  1:50pm
DJ KG:

it's one of christian marclay's impossible instruments (not his name for them). really brilliant objects.
  1:56pm
glenn:

apparently, the audience noise on lou reed's rock and roll animal is from frampton comes alive. just to bring it all back home. that said, i really like humble pie.
  2:02pm
Cecile:

damn. missed it. Oh, well, I'll catch Robin on archives.
  2:03pm
glenn:

i'm sending kurt the album. maybe he can forward it to you, cecile.
  2:05pm
amaier:

who did you say was on UBU?
  2:05pm
annie:

hehe.... oh hi.. don't i know you folks?? i thought i'd peep out this porthole in the FMA .... this is a nice collection of music..
  2:08pm
DJ KG:

upcoming guests:

Wednesday, May 4th, Noon - 3pm: Vincent Barras & Jacques Demierre

find them on ubu!
  2:10pm
amaier:

thx
  2:14pm
Cecile:

that would be aweoms, Kurt...
  2:14pm
Cecile:

awesome, too.
  2:33pm
glenn:

http://www.robynarcher.com.au/400_music_room.php
  2:36pm
glenn:

hands up all those who first heard of kurt weill / bertoldt brecht because of the doors.
  2:37pm
DJ KG:

i am loathe to admit it but, yes, i suppose i did...
  2:41pm
roscoe:

is this Velvet Underground group a Doors cover band?
  2:42pm
glenn:

the velvet underground is a terrible book.
  2:43pm
v k:

reading Shelby Foote, Civil War, volume 3 (2100 page 3 part series)
  2:44pm
Das:

I'm reading The Process by Brion Gysin and It's a world world world Mad by Mad.
  2:45pm
glenn:

i'm reading about fifteen different things.
  2:47pm
BodegaMan:

reading "Soccer in Sun and Shadow" by Eduardo Gaelleano - history of soccer, semi-political, written beautifully. US writers haven't written this lush in decades.
  2:47pm
DJ KG:

oh, don't tell me that glenn! i'm only 20 pages in. well, yeah, i know it's not great, but i thought it was gonna be way worse!
  2:48pm
DJ KG:

what's up with The Process by Brion Gysin?
  2:49pm
DJ KG:

wait, wait - i'm reading 'venus in furs,' not 'the velvet undderground'! supposedly THEY didn't even read 'the velvet underground."
  2:50pm
Das:

So far it's about a keef smoking professor travelling across the Sahara. It's interesting and kinda bizarre and fragmented at the same time
  2:52pm
DJ KG:

fictionish, das?
  2:55pm
Das:

Supposedly!
  2:55pm
Snortley:

If yer gonna have covers, might as well check this one out:

http://thefeverfew.bandcamp.com/track/heaven
  2:58pm
schizflow:

everyone knows musicians can't read
  2:59pm
glenn:

especially music.
  2:59pm
Parq:

<bracing self for Irwin's return volley>
  3:00pm
Handsome Harry:

That makes two of us, Parq.
  3:01pm
schizflow:

it's not a burn, there are "other" "alternative" forms of intelligence
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