WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from March 2, 2022

Listener comments!
	7:07pm headcleaner: The land where billboards (once) roamed free
	10:02pm TDK60: Calmly, sincerely, hello Sam.
	10:03pm chresti: Hi Horsey Babies!
	10:03pm _Ike_: Bananas!
	10:04pm Sam Segal: Headcleaner, TDK, Chresti, Ike! Thanks for horsing by!
	10:07pm Slowly: That pic in Jamaica, Queens?
	10:09pm Sam Segal: Yes, I believe it is, Slowly. Taken sometime in the 1980s. Thank you for being here!
	10:10pm Sam Segal: Was Benson & Hedges really America's Favorite 100? Can anyone verify that?
	10:12pm Slowly: Says so right there. Whence the doubt?
	10:13pm Sam Segal: I doubt everything. It's a problem.
	10:15pm Slowly: I really doubt that.
	10:19pm Sam Segal: Sounds like you have the same issue I've got.
	10:20pm coelacanth∅: i think for a long time few people smoked 100mm cigarettes, so probably, for a while
	10:21pm coelacanth∅: - 'evening Sam, stablemates
	10:22pm Doug Schulkind: Happy birthday, Sam!
	10:23pm Sam Segal: Thank you for the cigarette history, Coel! Welcome!
	10:23pm Sam Segal: Thanks so much, Doug!
	10:25pm coelacanth∅: Happy birthday Sam!
	🥁 10:25pm WR: Today Sam? Many happies!
	10:26pm coelacanth∅: hey when's this maxwell from? 'sounds like contemporary production, yet, it's really good!
	10:26pm Sam Segal: Today is indeed the day, WR. Thanks for the happy happies!
	10:27pm Sam Segal: @Coel, that Maxwell record is from 2009. So, it's getting a bit old at this point, but still technically "contemporary," depending on your definition, perhaps?
	10:27pm coelacanth∅: is this set so far all pretty recent?
	10:28pm zzz: evening all, happy bday SS!
	10:29pm Sam Segal: Yeah, the Maxwell was the oldest. The MMYYK is from 2021 and this Mr. Fingers is from 2018.
	10:29pm Sam Segal: Much appreciated, ZZZ!
	10:30pm TDK60: Happy b.day.
	10:30pm coelacanth∅: the standard "sound" hasn't changed much in this century, i think. i mean, i can usually tell between this century, the 90s, the 80s, the 70s, the 60s... but not between the decades within this century.
	10:31pm Sam Segal: Thanks for celebrating it with me, TDK!
	10:31pm coelacanth∅: (...but then, this could pass for 80s!)
	10:32pm Sam Segal: Well, this is from 1994. But definitely agreed with the point that you were making about the "sound" in the 21st century. This could just as easily be made now by someone who wants to sound like they're from 1994.
	10:34pm coelacanth∅: right. -and it's fashionable to use "vintage" keyboards too, which would make it sound aged
	10:35pm Slowly: Does "sound" refer more to production qualities rather than to musical substance?
	10:37pm coelacanth∅: both, in my mind. certainly production, but if there's a cheesy casio sound it brings it back too, even with the currently popular production methods
	10:40pm coelacanth∅: the 80s drums sound is all production. the 70s drum sound is production, microphones used, drum heads and how they're tuned... but -i'm speaking with only the esperience of someone who's never worked in a recording studio, and barely ever been in one!
	10:41pm coelacanth∅: ("esperience"?)
	10:43pm Slowly: I'm thinking of, say, Tomita's Mussorgsky. Is it late 19th century? Late 20th century? Or is the issue moot, because there were no recordings at the time of Mussorgsky's work?
	10:46pm northguineahills: I have that Tomita (Mussorgsky). That O'rourke/Gustafsson was amazing. Obviously love both of their work.
	10:47pm zzz: hearing chuck johnson immediately puts me in a calmer space
	10:48pm Sam Segal: NGH! Glad you're here. My girlfriend asked if Mats Gustafsson's playing on that track was a growling dog, which is something I think he'd take as a compliment.
	10:49pm Sam Segal: Agreed, zzz. Chuck Johnson's "Balsams" record is a go-to wind-down record for me.
	11:00pm coelacanth∅: Slowly i'm not familiar with that record but i think classical music in general is recorded with minimal effects. not even reverb. i have records from the 40s, on plymouth records (i.e.) that sound remarkably similar to the same piece recorded in the 90s (on musical heritage society, i.e.)
	11:01pm coelacanth∅: (though the earlier ones are all mono, and the later ones usually stereo)
	11:02pm Sam Segal: This is Sealand. ychef.files.bbci.co.uk...
	11:02pm rw: Hi!
	11:03pm Sam Segal: RW! Glad to have you aboard.
	11:03pm rw: I was just going to look up Sealand, but there’s the convenient link.
	11:04pm coelacanth∅: (but then, Tomita would've changed Moussorgsky quite drastically, no?) hi rw
	11:05pm Sam Segal: Sealand looks like a nice place to visit, but I'm not sure I'd want to live there.
	11:15pm headcleaner: Good stuff, Sam. Am headed to a quiet place, not to sleep specifically. But to continue to process ... whatever you might send down to us.
	11:15pm zzz: this is really beuatiful. i like trumpet and accordion together
	11:17pm Sam Segal: Thank you for continuing to process, here or elsewhere, headcleaner!
	11:18pm Sam Segal: @ZZZ, yeah that Bogdan Raczynski EP is really cool. He is known more for his electronic dance music, so that recording is a bit of a departure from his usual sound.
	11:20pm rw: Hey coelacanth!
	🥁 11:27pm WR: I dunno why I like this waltz, but I do.
	11:34pm Sam Segal: Sometimes a waltz is just what the soul requires.
	11:38pm chresti: Sealand looks like it's supported by coffee cans.
	11:39pm Sam Segal: That don't have much tax revenue there to support anything more stable.
	11:54pm chresti: Happy birthday Sam!
	11:54pm Sam Segal: Thank you, Chresti! I've got six minutes of it left.
	11:56pm rw: 6 minutes?? HAPPY BIRTHDAY SAM!!!
	11:57pm rw: And thanks for the music! Good night everyone!
	11:57pm Sam Segal: Thanks, rw! You're just in time!
	11:57pm chresti: Thanks Sam!
	11:59pm zzz: thanks for a great show, tonight and every week, and happy bday again!
	12:00am Sam Segal: Honored to have you here, ZZZ! Thank you for the b-day wishes.
	🥁 12:02am WR: Thanks for spending the last two hours of your birthday with us Sam. Much appreciated.
	12:03am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam!
	12:03am coelacanth∅: (and i hope you saw i wished you a happy birthday also!)
	12:04am FUCK PUTIN...∅: oh, and Fuck putin.

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March 2, 2022: The Capricious Temperament of the Likeliest Horses

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Jagatara	BABY "BABY" by "Jagatara"	Nanban Torai	Great Tracks	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Shinji Harada	Doing Wonders "Doing Wonders" by "Shinji Harada"	Doing Wonders	For Life	0:05:12 (Pop-up)
Katsuhiko Nakagawa	Dreams "Dreams" by "Katsuhiko Nakagawa"	Lover People	NEC Avenue	0:09:41 (Pop-up)

MMYYKK	Cold Hustle "Cold Hustle" by "MMYYKK"	Science	Rhythm Section International	0:19:27 (Pop-up)
Maxwell	Cold "Cold" by "Maxwell"	BLACKsummers'night	Columbia	0:22:15 (Pop-up)
Mr. Fingers	Tiger Lounge "Tiger Lounge" by "Mr. Fingers"	Cerebral Hemispheres	Alleviated	0:26:32 (Pop-up)
Anthony Wong	想入非非 "想入非非" by "Anthony Wong"	明明不是天使 (I’m No Angel)		0:30:17 (Pop-up)
Parashi	Winding Song "Winding Song" by "Parashi"	Winding Song / The Merry Oaf	radicaldocuments	0:35:03 (Pop-up)
Jim O'Rourke & Mats Gustafsson	Calling Patti	Xylophonen Virtuosen	Incus	0:40:30 (Pop-up)
Andrew Tuttle	Correlation (feat. Chuck Johnson, Josh Kimbrough)	Single	Self-Released	0:43:25 (Pop-up)
Eric Chenaux	And So We Say "And So We Say" by "Eric Chenaux"	Warm Weather (with Ryan Driver)	Constellation	0:48:37 (Pop-up)

Classical Mechanics	Porphyry "Porphyry" by "Classical Mechanics"	Sealand	Nonclassical	0:59:48 (Pop-up)
Nightports	Look Me in the Eye "Look Me in the Eye" by "Nightports"	Nightports w/ Matthew Bourne	Leaf	1:05:26 (Pop-up)
L’Ocelle Mare	Eglise, Guitare, Scotch De Peintre, Interrupteurs...	Sans Chemin	Shelter Press	1:09:06 (Pop-up)
Bogdan Raczynski	Długa Podróż W Chmurach	Muzyka Dla Imigrantów	Rephlex	1:12:00 (Pop-up)
Tokiko Kato	Tinsagu-No-Hana "Tinsagu-No-Hana" by "Tokiko Kato"	Hana	Sony / Columbia	1:16:10 (Pop-up)
Lori Goldston & Stefan Christoff	A Gold Memory	Punk Equinox	Dasa Tapes	1:20:13 (Pop-up)
Ron Hughey, Frank Hicks, and Pete Everwine	Westphalia Waltz	The Village Out West: The Lost Tapes of Alan Oakes	Smithsonian Folkways	1:24:31 (Pop-up)

Ann Eysermans	Prelude For Four Diesel Locomotives And Harp	For Trainspotters Only	cortizona	1:33:25 (Pop-up)
S A D	Akpai Song "Akpai Song" by "S A D"	Okom Onu Uwa	Muscut	1:43:20 (Pop-up)
Huerco S.	Plonk I "Plonk I" by "Huerco S."	Plonk	Incienso	1:47:57 (Pop-up)
Tom James Scott	Hapax "Hapax" by "Tom James Scott"	Mine Is The Heron	Students of Decay	1:53:27 (Pop-up)
Toshihiro Nakanishi	A Dream Gift "A Dream Gift" by "Toshihiro Nakanishi"	You Make Me Blue	For Life	1:55:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:07pm headcleaner: The land where billboards (once) roamed free
	10:02pm TDK60: Calmly, sincerely, hello Sam.
	10:03pm chresti: Hi Horsey Babies!
	10:03pm _Ike_: Bananas!
	10:04pm Sam Segal: Headcleaner, TDK, Chresti, Ike! Thanks for horsing by!
	10:07pm Slowly: That pic in Jamaica, Queens?
	10:09pm Sam Segal: Yes, I believe it is, Slowly. Taken sometime in the 1980s. Thank you for being here!
	10:10pm Sam Segal: Was Benson & Hedges really America's Favorite 100? Can anyone verify that?
	10:12pm Slowly: Says so right there. Whence the doubt?
	10:13pm Sam Segal: I doubt everything. It's a problem.
	10:15pm Slowly: I really doubt that.
	10:19pm Sam Segal: Sounds like you have the same issue I've got.
	10:20pm coelacanth∅: i think for a long time few people smoked 100mm cigarettes, so probably, for a while
	10:21pm coelacanth∅: - 'evening Sam, stablemates
	10:22pm Doug Schulkind: Happy birthday, Sam!
	10:23pm Sam Segal: Thank you for the cigarette history, Coel! Welcome!
	10:23pm Sam Segal: Thanks so much, Doug!
	10:25pm coelacanth∅: Happy birthday Sam!
	🥁 10:25pm WR: Today Sam? Many happies!
	10:26pm coelacanth∅: hey when's this maxwell from? 'sounds like contemporary production, yet, it's really good!
	10:26pm Sam Segal: Today is indeed the day, WR. Thanks for the happy happies!
	10:27pm Sam Segal: @Coel, that Maxwell record is from 2009. So, it's getting a bit old at this point, but still technically "contemporary," depending on your definition, perhaps?
	10:27pm coelacanth∅: is this set so far all pretty recent?
	10:28pm zzz: evening all, happy bday SS!
	10:29pm Sam Segal: Yeah, the Maxwell was the oldest. The MMYYK is from 2021 and this Mr. Fingers is from 2018.
	10:29pm Sam Segal: Much appreciated, ZZZ!
	10:30pm TDK60: Happy b.day.
	10:30pm coelacanth∅: the standard "sound" hasn't changed much in this century, i think. i mean, i can usually tell between this century, the 90s, the 80s, the 70s, the 60s... but not between the decades within this century.
	10:31pm Sam Segal: Thanks for celebrating it with me, TDK!
	10:31pm coelacanth∅: (...but then, this could pass for 80s!)
	10:32pm Sam Segal: Well, this is from 1994. But definitely agreed with the point that you were making about the "sound" in the 21st century. This could just as easily be made now by someone who wants to sound like they're from 1994.
	10:34pm coelacanth∅: right. -and it's fashionable to use "vintage" keyboards too, which would make it sound aged
	10:35pm Slowly: Does "sound" refer more to production qualities rather than to musical substance?
	10:37pm coelacanth∅: both, in my mind. certainly production, but if there's a cheesy casio sound it brings it back too, even with the currently popular production methods
	10:40pm coelacanth∅: the 80s drums sound is all production. the 70s drum sound is production, microphones used, drum heads and how they're tuned... but -i'm speaking with only the esperience of someone who's never worked in a recording studio, and barely ever been in one!
	10:41pm coelacanth∅: ("esperience"?)
	10:43pm Slowly: I'm thinking of, say, Tomita's Mussorgsky. Is it late 19th century? Late 20th century? Or is the issue moot, because there were no recordings at the time of Mussorgsky's work?
	10:46pm northguineahills: I have that Tomita (Mussorgsky). That O'rourke/Gustafsson was amazing. Obviously love both of their work.
	10:47pm zzz: hearing chuck johnson immediately puts me in a calmer space
	10:48pm Sam Segal: NGH! Glad you're here. My girlfriend asked if Mats Gustafsson's playing on that track was a growling dog, which is something I think he'd take as a compliment.
	10:49pm Sam Segal: Agreed, zzz. Chuck Johnson's "Balsams" record is a go-to wind-down record for me.
	11:00pm coelacanth∅: Slowly i'm not familiar with that record but i think classical music in general is recorded with minimal effects. not even reverb. i have records from the 40s, on plymouth records (i.e.) that sound remarkably similar to the same piece recorded in the 90s (on musical heritage society, i.e.)
	11:01pm coelacanth∅: (though the earlier ones are all mono, and the later ones usually stereo)
	11:02pm Sam Segal: This is Sealand. ychef.files.bbci.co.uk...
	11:02pm rw: Hi!
	11:03pm Sam Segal: RW! Glad to have you aboard.
	11:03pm rw: I was just going to look up Sealand, but there’s the convenient link.
	11:04pm coelacanth∅: (but then, Tomita would've changed Moussorgsky quite drastically, no?) hi rw
	11:05pm Sam Segal: Sealand looks like a nice place to visit, but I'm not sure I'd want to live there.
	11:15pm headcleaner: Good stuff, Sam. Am headed to a quiet place, not to sleep specifically. But to continue to process ... whatever you might send down to us.
	11:15pm zzz: this is really beuatiful. i like trumpet and accordion together
	11:17pm Sam Segal: Thank you for continuing to process, here or elsewhere, headcleaner!
	11:18pm Sam Segal: @ZZZ, yeah that Bogdan Raczynski EP is really cool. He is known more for his electronic dance music, so that recording is a bit of a departure from his usual sound.
	11:20pm rw: Hey coelacanth!
	🥁 11:27pm WR: I dunno why I like this waltz, but I do.
	11:34pm Sam Segal: Sometimes a waltz is just what the soul requires.
	11:38pm chresti: Sealand looks like it's supported by coffee cans.
	11:39pm Sam Segal: That don't have much tax revenue there to support anything more stable.
	11:54pm chresti: Happy birthday Sam!
	11:54pm Sam Segal: Thank you, Chresti! I've got six minutes of it left.
	11:56pm rw: 6 minutes?? HAPPY BIRTHDAY SAM!!!
	11:57pm rw: And thanks for the music! Good night everyone!
	11:57pm Sam Segal: Thanks, rw! You're just in time!
	11:57pm chresti: Thanks Sam!
	11:59pm zzz: thanks for a great show, tonight and every week, and happy bday again!
	12:00am Sam Segal: Honored to have you here, ZZZ! Thank you for the b-day wishes.
	🥁 12:02am WR: Thanks for spending the last two hours of your birthday with us Sam. Much appreciated.
	12:03am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam!
	12:03am coelacanth∅: (and i hope you saw i wished you a happy birthday also!)
	12:04am FUCK PUTIN...∅: oh, and Fuck putin.

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from March 2, 2022

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