WFMU: Slow Transit with Otis Fodder: Playlist from April 22, 2022

Listener comments!
	12:58pm Otis: Come on in and have a bite...
	1:01pm Mr Fab: thanks, i am feeling a bit peckish! Where's Galardo's, north of the Arctic Circle somewhere?
	1:03pm Otis: Galardo's is here for the next three hours only. After it will appear in...
	1:04pm Sonderangebot: Hiii on a tiny coffee break!
	1:07pm Otis: Hi Sondy and Fab and to all those arriving.
	1:15pm Mr Fab: My hippie big sister used to like this show for the 'philosophy.' I just liked seeing king fu dudes goin' off.
	1:20pm Mr Fab: Morricone Youth! Feat. WFMU's own Devin E Levin.
	1:39pm Mr Fab: Who or what exactly are they worshipping here?
	1:42pm Otis: Probably a roll of unused toilet paper Fab.
	1:45pm Domenik go slow: That was a devout mess! LOL
	1:51pm Rich in Washington: Hellos
	1:54pm Otis: And that was an ode to a roll of a back wiper sermon, wiping clean now with DCD. Hi Dom & Rich!
	1:54pm Rich in Washington: Slowtis, are you running just the black cartridge on today's playlist to save bandwidth? Very Earth Day of you.
	1:54pm Otis: Yes I am!
	1:55pm Mr Fab: Actually Rich, this is a rerun of an episode from the '30s, when all radio was in black-in-white.
	1:57pm Mr Fab: "Slow Transit" starts an hour earlier now. Mark your calendars! Tell Alexa!
	2:06pm Rich in Washington: Is this the aircheck of the classic episode interrupted by the announcement that the Javanese bombed Minnie Pearl?
	2:07pm Rich in Washington: everyone try to type along...
	2:19pm Domenik go slow: this JJP track is lovely
	2:28pm Rich in Washington: That's a great Terry Jacks song! I don't think I've ever heard anything by him other than Seasons in the Sun.
	2:31pm Otis: That album and Susan Jacks 1st solo recorded right about the same time as Poppy's 2nd album are both gems. Just found a nice copy of that Jacks album last month in a bin, really so good side tracks on there.
	2:35pm Mr Fab: i just knew the naughty b side to "Seasons in the Sun": "Put The Bone In."
	2:40pm Sonderangebot: Yes enjoy the birdies
	2:41pm Rich in Washington: The Laibach / Neue Slowenische Kunst documentary Predictions of Fire is wonderful to sleep to. Very Dada. I think the director Michael Benson has it on his Vimeo stream.
	2:44pm Rich in Washington: So, just the other day was clued into a strange record phenomenon I was previously unaware of: high school records. Just ambient recordings of a given high school. The guy who introduced me to it says it's mainly a Southern thing, and the high schools put them out as a kind of souvenir to graduating students. So weird. I am thinking of borrowing a few from him and ripping them. Ever hear of this?
	2:44pm Mr Fab: I think "Plastic Laminator" would be an early '80s New Wave synth-pop band.
	2:53pm Rich in Washington: This is beautiful
	2:59pm Rich in Washington: I am relatively unfamiliar with Julie London's output. Used to see her records often whilst digging in the 80s and 90s but I suspect she's become collectable. I can't help thinking of the Peter Bagge strip about Julie in either Hate or Neat Stuff.
	3:01pm Carmichael: Ha! Aaron just played Julie London singing Yummy Yummy Yummy. Heya Otis and folks.
	3:01pm Rich in Washington: Hi Carmichael!
	3:02pm Domenik go slow: That dripping noise makes me want to go to the bathroom...brb
	3:02pm Carmichael: Rich, my man.
	3:04pm HyperDose: Hypnotize me, Otis :)
	3:11pm Carmichael: About 2/3rds down the page: csllibrary.org...
	3:15pm Sonderangebot: You need to keep your voice drab like in NPR
	3:16pm Sonderangebot: I now refuse to buy new vinyl for environmental reasons! There's just so much old gems to be bought anyway.
	3:17pm Rich in Washington: I quit record store day when it became such a greedy grabfest and full of a bunch of wankers who just discovered that records were a thing.
	3:18pm HyperDose: If vinyl pisses the do-gooders off, can't wait until someone tells them what CDs are made of!
	3:20pm Sonderangebot: So many old CDs to buy anyway! And for so cheap!
	3:21pm Otis: Hell yea CDs, so cheap. Just created this site for friends, lauched last month in MTL, dcdcd.ca...
	3:22pm HyperDose: Way cool, Otis! I used to buy penny CDs from DJs on Ebay years ago. Good way to fill in those discographies and catch up on stuff I missed from my younger years.
	3:25pm chresti: Hi Otis and Sonderangebot and slo-mo-ers! I buy used cds, we have plenty of vinyl in need of the turntable that needs a needle etc etc
	3:26pm Sonderangebot: hi chresti, and hi to your cd collection and to your lonely vinyl in need.
	3:26pm Otis: Hi HyperD, chresti, Carm and folks!
	3:26pm Sem: Hey, Otis, and those in slow transit. Lurking and listening, slowly.
	3:26pm HyperDose: Hey chresti! And to answer your earlier inquiry at the end of Aaron's show, yes there's another almond milk shortage. Unsweetened original is a hot commodity these days!
	3:32pm Rich in Washington: This is such a cool album
	3:35pm chresti: Hy HyperD, I noticed a similar shortage with chocolate flavored milks in the past. Not sure if it's the source of chocolate issue or something else.
	3:35pm Rich in Washington: I love CDs. I think my office might let me have our CD mass duper. We haven't had to crank out CDRs or DVDRs in several years (usually my job). In fact, no one in the entire office has any kind of optical drive whatsoever.
	3:37pm Mr Fab: That'd be cool Rich. Start your own label!
	3:40pm Rich in Washington: I was sort of inspired by that CD label Creel Pone. I was going to put out a series called Sounds Of American Kooks on my fake label Unabom Records. I did create tiny handfuls of them on the sly at work and distributed them to KBOO DJs, etc.
	3:41pm HyperDose: I found it better to buy an external DVD writer and velcro it to the top of the PC case. The cheap internal tower units are dust havens.
	3:42pm Rich in Washington: That's what I have here at home. Just an external which I switch out as it wears out. The units are still fairly cheap. I still create a fair amount of CDs out of convenience.
	3:47pm Domenik go slow: Thanks!
	3:48pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Slowtis! Lovely show today!
	3:49pm HyperDose: Thank you, Otis. You're always such a lovely and gracious host!
	3:51pm Mr Fab: Merci, Slowtis! Lovely way to start the day.
	3:57pm Sem: Could catch on to this slowist movement, thx for the fun if short visit.
	3:57pm Paper Kosmonaut: I'll be catching this show in the archives.
	3:58pm chresti: Thanks Otis!
	4:00pm Sonderangebot: See you later!
	4:01pm Otis: Bye Bye everyone, happy weekend voyage!

Slow Transit with Otis Fodder: Playlist from April 22, 2022

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Delia Derbyshire & Elsa Stansfield	Circle of Light (Part Two)	Circle of Light	Trunk	1972/2016	Soundtrack	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
André Popp	Les jardins de Marmara	Le coeur en fête	Wah Wah	1971/2012		0:05:56 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Gangster's Theme "Gangster's Theme" by "Ennio Morricone"	The Sicilian Clan	20th Century Fox	1970	Soundtrack	0:09:09 (Pop-up)
Marty Manning and his Orchestra	The Lost Weekend Theme	The Twilight Zone	Columbia	1961		0:11:31 (Pop-up)
Jim Helms	On Evil / The Peaceful Path / Time of the Soul	Kung Fu	Warner Bros.	1973		0:14:07 (Pop-up)
Morricone Youth	Another One For The Fire (End Title)	Night of the Living Dead	Country Club	2016		0:17:59 (Pop-up)
Olivia Tremor Control	The Bark and Below It	Black Foliage - Animation Music - Volume One	Flydaddy	1999		0:21:47 (Pop-up)

Péloquin / Sauvageau	Les grands silencieux	Laissez-nous vous embrasser où vous avez mal	Polydor	1972		0:34:49 (Pop-up)
Pierre Henry	Agnus Dei "Agnus Dei" by "Pierre Henry"	Messe de Liverpool	Philips	1970		0:38:32 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Little Afro-Flemish Mass	Exorcist II: The Heretic	Warner Bros.	1977	Soundtrack	0:46:00 (Pop-up)
Tragic Magic	Rowan Ash and Red Thread	Swifter Than The Moon's Sphere: English Fairy Lore	Folklore Tapes	2022	Compilation	0:50:19 (Pop-up)
Dead Can Dance	Chant of the Paladin	The Serpent's Egg	4AD	1988		0:52:14 (Pop-up)
Vanishing Twin	The Organism "The Organism" by "Vanishing Twin"	Ookii Gekkou	Fire	2021		0:56:01 (Pop-up)

Claude Anthonioz et Jean Humenry	Cosmophobie	Bruits d'horreur et d'epouvante	Auvidis	1982		1:05:46 (Pop-up)
Michael Siegel	Dictation and Transcription	The Sounds of the Office	Folkways	1964		1:07:40 (Pop-up)
Jon Hassell	Baliá "Baliá" by "Jon Hassell"	Earthquake Island	Tomato	1978		1:14:50 (Pop-up)
Riz Ortolani	Cameramen's Recreation	Cannibal Holocaust	Mondo	1980/2015	Soundtrack	1:15:04 (Pop-up)
Jean-Jacques Perrey	The Rose and The Cross	Moog Indigo	Vanguard	1970		1:18:27 (Pop-up)
The Ventures	Nadia's Theme (The Young and The Restless)	T.V. Themes	United Artists	1977		1:20:43 (Pop-up)
Dominic Frontiere	Under the Bridge	Hammersmith Is Out	Capitol	1972	Soundtrack	1:23:24 (Pop-up)
Terry Jacks	Sail Away "Sail Away" by "Terry Jacks"	Seasons in the Sun	Goldfish	1973		1:25:24 (Pop-up)
Rod Hunter	Alone Again "Alone Again" by "Rod Hunter"	Moog	London Continental	1973		1:28:33 (Pop-up)
Donzelli's Group	Love Story "Love Story" by "Donzelli's Group"	Donzelli's Group	Donzelli Group	1971		1:31:08 (Pop-up)

Hugo Montenegro	Norweigan Wood "Norweigan Wood" by "Hugo Montenegro"	Love Theme From The Godfather	RCA	1972		1:47:21 (Pop-up)
Frank Sinatra	What A Funny Girl (You Used To Be)	Watertown	Reprise	1970		1:50:04 (Pop-up)
Julie London	Without Him "Without Him" by "Julie London"	Yummy, Yummy, Yummy	Liberty	1969		1:52:52 (Pop-up)
John Berry	Main Title Theme "Main Title Theme" by "John Berry"	The Ipcress File	Decca	1965	Soundtrack	1:55:53 (Pop-up)
The Creed Taylor Orchestra	Rain "Rain" by "The Creed Taylor Orchestra"	Panic: The Son of Shock	ABC-Paramount	1960		2:00:11 (Pop-up)
Montreal	Infinity "Infinity" by "Montreal"	A Summer's Night	Stormy Forest	1970		2:03:52 (Pop-up)

Louise Forestier	Translation "Translation" by "Louise Forestier"	L.F.	Gamma	1969		2:20:23 (Pop-up)
Sven Torstenson	Heroin "Heroin" by "Sven Torstenson"	Drugs	Sonoton	1980	Library	2:25:28 (Pop-up)
Konrad	Back To Me "Back To Me" by "Konrad"	7"	Ethereal Sequence	1981/2013		2:27:59 (Pop-up)
Gerhard Trede Selection	B12 "B12" by "Gerhard Trede Selection"	Electronic Fields	Selected Sound	1977	Library	2:30:55 (Pop-up)
Dreamies	Program Eleven "Program Eleven" by "Dreamies"	Auralgraphic Entertainment	Out-Sider	1973/2013		2:31:55 (Pop-up)
Tony Carey	Queen of Scots "Queen of Scots" by "Tony Carey"	Yellow Power	X	1982		2:38:27 (Pop-up)

C&K Vocal	Lásko, lásko... "Lásko, lásko..." by "C&K Vocal"	Generace	Supraphon	1977		2:47:54 (Pop-up)
François Dompierre	Bye Bye "Bye Bye" by "François Dompierre"	Dompierre	Les Productions François Dompierre Inc.	1975		2:57:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:58pm Otis: Come on in and have a bite...
	1:01pm Mr Fab: thanks, i am feeling a bit peckish! Where's Galardo's, north of the Arctic Circle somewhere?
	1:03pm Otis: Galardo's is here for the next three hours only. After it will appear in...
	1:04pm Sonderangebot: Hiii on a tiny coffee break!
	1:07pm Otis: Hi Sondy and Fab and to all those arriving.
	1:15pm Mr Fab: My hippie big sister used to like this show for the 'philosophy.' I just liked seeing king fu dudes goin' off.
	1:20pm Mr Fab: Morricone Youth! Feat. WFMU's own Devin E Levin.
	1:39pm Mr Fab: Who or what exactly are they worshipping here?
	1:42pm Otis: Probably a roll of unused toilet paper Fab.
	1:45pm Domenik go slow: That was a devout mess! LOL
	1:51pm Rich in Washington: Hellos
	1:54pm Otis: And that was an ode to a roll of a back wiper sermon, wiping clean now with DCD. Hi Dom & Rich!
	1:54pm Rich in Washington: Slowtis, are you running just the black cartridge on today's playlist to save bandwidth? Very Earth Day of you.
	1:54pm Otis: Yes I am!
	1:55pm Mr Fab: Actually Rich, this is a rerun of an episode from the '30s, when all radio was in black-in-white.
	1:57pm Mr Fab: "Slow Transit" starts an hour earlier now. Mark your calendars! Tell Alexa!
	2:06pm Rich in Washington: Is this the aircheck of the classic episode interrupted by the announcement that the Javanese bombed Minnie Pearl?
	2:07pm Rich in Washington: everyone try to type along...
	2:19pm Domenik go slow: this JJP track is lovely
	2:28pm Rich in Washington: That's a great Terry Jacks song! I don't think I've ever heard anything by him other than Seasons in the Sun.
	2:31pm Otis: That album and Susan Jacks 1st solo recorded right about the same time as Poppy's 2nd album are both gems. Just found a nice copy of that Jacks album last month in a bin, really so good side tracks on there.
	2:35pm Mr Fab: i just knew the naughty b side to "Seasons in the Sun": "Put The Bone In."
	2:40pm Sonderangebot: Yes enjoy the birdies
	2:41pm Rich in Washington: The Laibach / Neue Slowenische Kunst documentary Predictions of Fire is wonderful to sleep to. Very Dada. I think the director Michael Benson has it on his Vimeo stream.
	2:44pm Rich in Washington: So, just the other day was clued into a strange record phenomenon I was previously unaware of: high school records. Just ambient recordings of a given high school. The guy who introduced me to it says it's mainly a Southern thing, and the high schools put them out as a kind of souvenir to graduating students. So weird. I am thinking of borrowing a few from him and ripping them. Ever hear of this?
	2:44pm Mr Fab: I think "Plastic Laminator" would be an early '80s New Wave synth-pop band.
	2:53pm Rich in Washington: This is beautiful
	2:59pm Rich in Washington: I am relatively unfamiliar with Julie London's output. Used to see her records often whilst digging in the 80s and 90s but I suspect she's become collectable. I can't help thinking of the Peter Bagge strip about Julie in either Hate or Neat Stuff.
	3:01pm Carmichael: Ha! Aaron just played Julie London singing Yummy Yummy Yummy. Heya Otis and folks.
	3:01pm Rich in Washington: Hi Carmichael!
	3:02pm Domenik go slow: That dripping noise makes me want to go to the bathroom...brb
	3:02pm Carmichael: Rich, my man.
	3:04pm HyperDose: Hypnotize me, Otis :)
	3:11pm Carmichael: About 2/3rds down the page: csllibrary.org...
	3:15pm Sonderangebot: You need to keep your voice drab like in NPR
	3:16pm Sonderangebot: I now refuse to buy new vinyl for environmental reasons! There's just so much old gems to be bought anyway.
	3:17pm Rich in Washington: I quit record store day when it became such a greedy grabfest and full of a bunch of wankers who just discovered that records were a thing.
	3:18pm HyperDose: If vinyl pisses the do-gooders off, can't wait until someone tells them what CDs are made of!
	3:20pm Sonderangebot: So many old CDs to buy anyway! And for so cheap!
	3:21pm Otis: Hell yea CDs, so cheap. Just created this site for friends, lauched last month in MTL, dcdcd.ca...
	3:22pm HyperDose: Way cool, Otis! I used to buy penny CDs from DJs on Ebay years ago. Good way to fill in those discographies and catch up on stuff I missed from my younger years.
	3:25pm chresti: Hi Otis and Sonderangebot and slo-mo-ers! I buy used cds, we have plenty of vinyl in need of the turntable that needs a needle etc etc
	3:26pm Sonderangebot: hi chresti, and hi to your cd collection and to your lonely vinyl in need.
	3:26pm Otis: Hi HyperD, chresti, Carm and folks!
	3:26pm Sem: Hey, Otis, and those in slow transit. Lurking and listening, slowly.
	3:26pm HyperDose: Hey chresti! And to answer your earlier inquiry at the end of Aaron's show, yes there's another almond milk shortage. Unsweetened original is a hot commodity these days!
	3:32pm Rich in Washington: This is such a cool album
	3:35pm chresti: Hy HyperD, I noticed a similar shortage with chocolate flavored milks in the past. Not sure if it's the source of chocolate issue or something else.
	3:35pm Rich in Washington: I love CDs. I think my office might let me have our CD mass duper. We haven't had to crank out CDRs or DVDRs in several years (usually my job). In fact, no one in the entire office has any kind of optical drive whatsoever.
	3:37pm Mr Fab: That'd be cool Rich. Start your own label!
	3:40pm Rich in Washington: I was sort of inspired by that CD label Creel Pone. I was going to put out a series called Sounds Of American Kooks on my fake label Unabom Records. I did create tiny handfuls of them on the sly at work and distributed them to KBOO DJs, etc.
	3:41pm HyperDose: I found it better to buy an external DVD writer and velcro it to the top of the PC case. The cheap internal tower units are dust havens.
	3:42pm Rich in Washington: That's what I have here at home. Just an external which I switch out as it wears out. The units are still fairly cheap. I still create a fair amount of CDs out of convenience.
	3:47pm Domenik go slow: Thanks!
	3:48pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Slowtis! Lovely show today!
	3:49pm HyperDose: Thank you, Otis. You're always such a lovely and gracious host!
	3:51pm Mr Fab: Merci, Slowtis! Lovely way to start the day.
	3:57pm Sem: Could catch on to this slowist movement, thx for the fun if short visit.
	3:57pm Paper Kosmonaut: I'll be catching this show in the archives.
	3:58pm chresti: Thanks Otis!
	4:00pm Sonderangebot: See you later!
	4:01pm Otis: Bye Bye everyone, happy weekend voyage!

Slow Transit with Otis Fodder: Playlist from April 22, 2022

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