WFMU: The Wiggle Room: Playlist from July 26, 2022

Listener comments!
	👻 7:57pm Austin Rich: Good Hello.
	7:58pm postconsumer: You're early! 😊
	7:59pm Krys O.: Greetings!
	👻 7:59pm Austin Rich: Two tabs at once! (Well, several, really.)
	8:00pm postconsumer: hello! We made it! 😂
	8:00pm Rich in Washington: Howdy! I'll be listening on my commute.
	8:00pm postconsumer: Hi, Rich! Good to have you here. Rich and Krys, you too!
	8:02pm Scott67: G'day Jon & Disjointed! 🍻😎🤙🛠️🎶📻🌏🌻
	👻 8:03pm Mr Fab: What's goin on, Jon! This mashup works great, instantly improving upon Hall n Oates.
	8:04pm postconsumer: Hi Scott67! hi Mr. Fab! There are a few mashups this episode, along with a lot more house and vaporwave than I usually play, but I really explored the outer reaches of my library to fulfill a theme...
	8:04pm Charles: Loving this!
	👻 8:05pm Austin Rich: "The Outer Reaches of My Library" feels like a good title.
	8:05pm postconsumer: I think it's good, but I miss the cut-ups, I think (this episode), as well as the scratch djs, etc. Oh well, you can't represent everybody, every episode!
	8:06pm postconsumer: Austin - that would be good!
	8:08pm Krys O.: Lovely vibes with Kate in the mix.
	8:09pm postconsumer: Austin, what do you know about vaporwave? since you're from the Pacific NW. I just discovered it for myself a few years ago, while taking some time off from my show. I believe it was created in 2011, right here in Portland, yes?
	8:10pm postconsumer: That question goes out to anyone with input, of course. 😊
	👻 8:10pm Austin Rich: Oh! Perhaps! It wasn't my scene, so I wasn't really following it. But I do recall that pretty quickly, it was everywhere. I guess I should dig into it... I wonder if i know any of the folks invovled?
	8:14pm postconsumer: I'm relatively new to it, but it reminds me how I felt when first hearing mashups... or maybe, just right after I'd been exposed to them. In that, my feeling (so far) is that there's a lot of stuff that's hard to take seriously, but there are quite a few artists doing really amazing things. I've been trying to learn more.
	👻 8:14pm Austin Rich: Certainly!
	👻 8:15pm Austin Rich: I was just thinking how I don't know much about this scene, but it is embracing so much of what I'm into... I should really dig in.
	8:16pm postconsumer: yes!
	8:19pm postconsumer: Sometimes I'll review things from the early nineties and think, oh, that's still fairly new, and then I realize, no, that was three decades ago, dude. 😆 I'm doing emoticons today.
	👻 8:19pm Austin Rich: Yeah. In my mind, the early 90's is still "High School," and is locked into my mind as "not that long ago." Whoops.
	8:20pm postconsumer: yep. class of 92
	👻 8:22pm Austin Rich: I also realize how young I am, too. I think, "Oh, that was three decades ago..." But really, I'm just starting to get old thoughts, you know?
	👻 8:22pm Mr Fab: Well, the explosion of Hip-hop, electronica, and sampling did seem very modern, if not futuristic. A real break from past traditions. So yeah, i think of the '90s as the modern era, too.
	👻 8:24pm Austin Rich: In a way, the sampling / remixing revolution is still playing out, and is still having an impact, and I think the only comparable revolution since then has been in home recording. But most everything else is just expanding on those same ideas.
	8:27pm postconsumer: I look at my kid and think, he's 11... right now he hears about the 90s, and it's like when I looked back, as an 11-year old kid, on events of the 50s. and yes, a lot of what I hear in modern pop music anyway is using musique concret techniques, in new ways, to create some incredibly listenable music.
	8:28pm postconsumer: techniques and attitudes, anyway...
	👻 8:29pm Austin Rich: I'm waiting for a revolution that seems as big as sampling, remixing, and the laptop as a recording tool.
	8:30pm Scott67: I'm beginning to feel I'm an unhealthy influence around here!😵‍💫 🍻😎🤙💻⚗️🧪📡☠️🦑🦥
	8:32pm Scott67: Daaaarrrk! I like it!💀🎹
	8:33pm Krys O.: It's important to know history. One of the saddest things I hear from young people is "That's before my time." A friend mentioned that one can say the entire scope of human history is 'before your time.'
	👻 8:34pm Austin Rich: I find a lot of culture before my time very compelling. But I wonder if we are exceptions to the rule?
	8:34pm Krys O.: I loved old movies since I was 6 or 7 years old. I could appreciate the music of my parents and my older siblings and so on.
	8:34pm postconsumer: Oh, I'm glad you said something, Scott! I was sitting here really listening closely and LOVING that track (maybe even more than I did when I first played it), and thinking, 'man, I can't be the only one hearing this, am I?"
	8:36pm postconsumer: I certainly grew up watching some older movies, and have made it a point to show my boy early film artists like Buster Keaton and Chaplin. we even watched some W.C. Fields shorts the other day.
	8:37pm Krys O.: Just like in our current times, there are different factions, trends, myriad cultures all around. The same applied to the past. Any decade or whatever measure of time wasn't just one thing.
	8:37pm Krys O.: Ah, this is a classic ironically.
	👻 8:38pm Austin Rich: I'm sort of sad there aren't old movies I can "flip" past, and then stop to watch. That seems to be one things about loosing analog TV that was a joy: stumbling upon a cool old movie.
	8:40pm Krys O.: Before I went back to cable about ten years ago, I would collect used VHS and DVDs to watch. Also watched the DTV tier using rabbit ear antennae.
	8:40pm postconsumer: my internet is going in and out, Krys. Which one were you referring to?
	8:40pm Kat in Chicago: Well, I get to wiggle live a lil bit at least. Had to make an after-work grocery run. Hi y'all
	8:42pm postconsumer: Hi Kat!
	8:42pm Krys O.: Now I'm willing to pay to watch TCM. I fill up my DVR and catch up on the weekends. Just want to add that rigidity should be avoided. Open minds keep us loose. Hey, Kat!
	8:42pm Kat in Chicago: Didn't Georgy do a vaporwave Aloha Friday?
	👻 8:43pm Austin Rich: I should look into the TCM app. I don't have a DVR anymore, and we don't have any conventional TV anymore. Just apps. But I'm sure I can pay a little to watch TCM, which sounds like what I want.
	8:43pm Krys O.: Ah, Utah Saints/Madonna, post.
	8:43pm postconsumer: do tell! Have a link, or a date? I'd like to check that out.
	8:43pm Kat in Chicago: LOL I'm gonna have to go back and check out that first track
	8:44pm postconsumer: I actually had that Utah Saints single CD, just out of high school.
	8:44pm postconsumer: filed with EMF, Jesus Jones and Enigma...
	8:46pm Kat in Chicago: @postconsumer wfmu.org... Wow there were a LOT of good Aloha Fridays, I'm keeping the tab with the playlists open!
	👻 8:46pm Mr Fab: I had the Utah Saints 12"! That was my fave format during this period. Unsurpassed sound.
	8:47pm postconsumer: 🤩 🤨 😋
	👻 8:50pm Austin Rich: I have a soft spot for Dio that doesn't make any sense.
	8:52pm Kat in Chicago: Chuck Person, the artist also known as Oneohtrix Point Never
	8:52pm Krys O.: Great show, post! Thanks!
	8:53pm Scott67: Shit that went quick! Thanks Jon, great stuff mate! Keep up the Emoji work too, I don't wanna be the only dagg in the room... not all the time anyway! 🍻😎🤙💨🍺🌏
	👻 8:54pm Mr Fab: Great show, Jon! I was a big Kate Bush fan in her '80s heyday, so this was a great way to revisit that stuff.
	8:54pm postconsumer: THANKS for joining me here, this episode! Thanks to Krys for board operating! Austin, I think I'm going to wrap up a little short... get ready! 😊 😂 😮 😆 ❤️ 😞 😍 🤩 🤨 😋
	8:55pm Krys O.: Here's the link for Mid-Valley Mutations coming up next: wfmu.org...
	8:55pm Kat in Chicago: R O B O T S
	8:56pm postconsumer: 🤖 🤖 🤖

The Wiggle Room: Playlist from July 26, 2022

A different show every week! Rotating DJs include Jon Nelson's "Sheena 'ssembly Required" (Tape Manipulations, Digital Deconstructions and Turntable Creations),
MarkTime (vintage radio airchecks), and Krys O (aka Sister Krys - WFMU alumna 1985-1991, longtime Church of the Subgenius monk. Playing cinematic ephemera, schizoid weirdos, all styles served here). Plus: surprise guests galore. (illustration courtesy of https://www.jimflora.com/)

Tuesday 8 - 9pm (EST) | On WFMU's Sheena's Jungle Room
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July 26, 2022: Some Assembly Required (7/26/22)

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Some Assembly Required	"Some Assembly Required"
The Starkiller	I Can't Go Running Up That Hill		0:00:40 (Pop-up)
Blu Mar Ten	I Wake Up "I Wake Up" by "Blu Mar Ten"	The Six Million Names of God	0:06:29 (Pop-up)
Bye-Product	dontgiveup. "dontgiveup." by "Bye-Product"		0:11:59 (Pop-up)
Loopzone	Les Enfants Du Paradis "Les Enfants Du Paradis" by "Loopzone"		0:16:29 (Pop-up)
Mikel & Jokabi	Burazāzu "Burazāzu" by "Mikel & Jokabi"		0:22:22 (Pop-up)
Pone	It's Me Cathy "It's Me Cathy" by "Pone"		0:24:56 (Pop-up)
아버지	죽음 "죽음" by "아버지"	흰색 죽음	0:30:59 (Pop-up)
Chuck Person	kate bush of ghosts "kate bush of ghosts" by "Chuck Person"	Collected Echoes 2004 - 2008	0:33:45 (Pop-up)
ATR	Madonna vs. Utah Saints "Madonna vs. Utah Saints" by "ATR"		0:36:58 (Pop-up)
Rum & Black	Slaves "Slaves" by "Rum & Black"		0:39:42 (Pop-up)
Neil Cicierega	Orgonon Gurlz "Orgonon Gurlz" by "Neil Cicierega"	Mouth Silence	0:44:02 (Pop-up)
Titus Jones	Diving Up That Holy Hill		0:50:14 (Pop-up)
Titus Jones	Diving Up That Holy Hill		0:50:36 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Some Assembly Required	"Some Assembly Required"		0:51:08 (Pop-up)
Boof	Little Light "Little Light" by "Boof"	Life Is Water for Gerbadaisies When They Are Dancing	0:52:39 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	👻 7:57pm Austin Rich: Good Hello.
	7:58pm postconsumer: You're early! 😊
	7:59pm Krys O.: Greetings!
	👻 7:59pm Austin Rich: Two tabs at once! (Well, several, really.)
	8:00pm postconsumer: hello! We made it! 😂
	8:00pm Rich in Washington: Howdy! I'll be listening on my commute.
	8:00pm postconsumer: Hi, Rich! Good to have you here. Rich and Krys, you too!
	8:02pm Scott67: G'day Jon & Disjointed! 🍻😎🤙🛠️🎶📻🌏🌻
	👻 8:03pm Mr Fab: What's goin on, Jon! This mashup works great, instantly improving upon Hall n Oates.
	8:04pm postconsumer: Hi Scott67! hi Mr. Fab! There are a few mashups this episode, along with a lot more house and vaporwave than I usually play, but I really explored the outer reaches of my library to fulfill a theme...
	8:04pm Charles: Loving this!
	👻 8:05pm Austin Rich: "The Outer Reaches of My Library" feels like a good title.
	8:05pm postconsumer: I think it's good, but I miss the cut-ups, I think (this episode), as well as the scratch djs, etc. Oh well, you can't represent everybody, every episode!
	8:06pm postconsumer: Austin - that would be good!
	8:08pm Krys O.: Lovely vibes with Kate in the mix.
	8:09pm postconsumer: Austin, what do you know about vaporwave? since you're from the Pacific NW. I just discovered it for myself a few years ago, while taking some time off from my show. I believe it was created in 2011, right here in Portland, yes?
	8:10pm postconsumer: That question goes out to anyone with input, of course. 😊
	👻 8:10pm Austin Rich: Oh! Perhaps! It wasn't my scene, so I wasn't really following it. But I do recall that pretty quickly, it was everywhere. I guess I should dig into it... I wonder if i know any of the folks invovled?
	8:14pm postconsumer: I'm relatively new to it, but it reminds me how I felt when first hearing mashups... or maybe, just right after I'd been exposed to them. In that, my feeling (so far) is that there's a lot of stuff that's hard to take seriously, but there are quite a few artists doing really amazing things. I've been trying to learn more.
	👻 8:14pm Austin Rich: Certainly!
	👻 8:15pm Austin Rich: I was just thinking how I don't know much about this scene, but it is embracing so much of what I'm into... I should really dig in.
	8:16pm postconsumer: yes!
	8:19pm postconsumer: Sometimes I'll review things from the early nineties and think, oh, that's still fairly new, and then I realize, no, that was three decades ago, dude. 😆 I'm doing emoticons today.
	👻 8:19pm Austin Rich: Yeah. In my mind, the early 90's is still "High School," and is locked into my mind as "not that long ago." Whoops.
	8:20pm postconsumer: yep. class of 92
	👻 8:22pm Austin Rich: I also realize how young I am, too. I think, "Oh, that was three decades ago..." But really, I'm just starting to get old thoughts, you know?
	👻 8:22pm Mr Fab: Well, the explosion of Hip-hop, electronica, and sampling did seem very modern, if not futuristic. A real break from past traditions. So yeah, i think of the '90s as the modern era, too.
	👻 8:24pm Austin Rich: In a way, the sampling / remixing revolution is still playing out, and is still having an impact, and I think the only comparable revolution since then has been in home recording. But most everything else is just expanding on those same ideas.
	8:27pm postconsumer: I look at my kid and think, he's 11... right now he hears about the 90s, and it's like when I looked back, as an 11-year old kid, on events of the 50s. and yes, a lot of what I hear in modern pop music anyway is using musique concret techniques, in new ways, to create some incredibly listenable music.
	8:28pm postconsumer: techniques and attitudes, anyway...
	👻 8:29pm Austin Rich: I'm waiting for a revolution that seems as big as sampling, remixing, and the laptop as a recording tool.
	8:30pm Scott67: I'm beginning to feel I'm an unhealthy influence around here!😵‍💫 🍻😎🤙💻⚗️🧪📡☠️🦑🦥
	8:32pm Scott67: Daaaarrrk! I like it!💀🎹
	8:33pm Krys O.: It's important to know history. One of the saddest things I hear from young people is "That's before my time." A friend mentioned that one can say the entire scope of human history is 'before your time.'
	👻 8:34pm Austin Rich: I find a lot of culture before my time very compelling. But I wonder if we are exceptions to the rule?
	8:34pm Krys O.: I loved old movies since I was 6 or 7 years old. I could appreciate the music of my parents and my older siblings and so on.
	8:34pm postconsumer: Oh, I'm glad you said something, Scott! I was sitting here really listening closely and LOVING that track (maybe even more than I did when I first played it), and thinking, 'man, I can't be the only one hearing this, am I?"
	8:36pm postconsumer: I certainly grew up watching some older movies, and have made it a point to show my boy early film artists like Buster Keaton and Chaplin. we even watched some W.C. Fields shorts the other day.
	8:37pm Krys O.: Just like in our current times, there are different factions, trends, myriad cultures all around. The same applied to the past. Any decade or whatever measure of time wasn't just one thing.
	8:37pm Krys O.: Ah, this is a classic ironically.
	👻 8:38pm Austin Rich: I'm sort of sad there aren't old movies I can "flip" past, and then stop to watch. That seems to be one things about loosing analog TV that was a joy: stumbling upon a cool old movie.
	8:40pm Krys O.: Before I went back to cable about ten years ago, I would collect used VHS and DVDs to watch. Also watched the DTV tier using rabbit ear antennae.
	8:40pm postconsumer: my internet is going in and out, Krys. Which one were you referring to?
	8:40pm Kat in Chicago: Well, I get to wiggle live a lil bit at least. Had to make an after-work grocery run. Hi y'all
	8:42pm postconsumer: Hi Kat!
	8:42pm Krys O.: Now I'm willing to pay to watch TCM. I fill up my DVR and catch up on the weekends. Just want to add that rigidity should be avoided. Open minds keep us loose. Hey, Kat!
	8:42pm Kat in Chicago: Didn't Georgy do a vaporwave Aloha Friday?
	👻 8:43pm Austin Rich: I should look into the TCM app. I don't have a DVR anymore, and we don't have any conventional TV anymore. Just apps. But I'm sure I can pay a little to watch TCM, which sounds like what I want.
	8:43pm Krys O.: Ah, Utah Saints/Madonna, post.
	8:43pm postconsumer: do tell! Have a link, or a date? I'd like to check that out.
	8:43pm Kat in Chicago: LOL I'm gonna have to go back and check out that first track
	8:44pm postconsumer: I actually had that Utah Saints single CD, just out of high school.
	8:44pm postconsumer: filed with EMF, Jesus Jones and Enigma...
	8:46pm Kat in Chicago: @postconsumer wfmu.org... Wow there were a LOT of good Aloha Fridays, I'm keeping the tab with the playlists open!
	👻 8:46pm Mr Fab: I had the Utah Saints 12"! That was my fave format during this period. Unsurpassed sound.
	8:47pm postconsumer: 🤩 🤨 😋
	👻 8:50pm Austin Rich: I have a soft spot for Dio that doesn't make any sense.
	8:52pm Kat in Chicago: Chuck Person, the artist also known as Oneohtrix Point Never
	8:52pm Krys O.: Great show, post! Thanks!
	8:53pm Scott67: Shit that went quick! Thanks Jon, great stuff mate! Keep up the Emoji work too, I don't wanna be the only dagg in the room... not all the time anyway! 🍻😎🤙💨🍺🌏
	👻 8:54pm Mr Fab: Great show, Jon! I was a big Kate Bush fan in her '80s heyday, so this was a great way to revisit that stuff.
	8:54pm postconsumer: THANKS for joining me here, this episode! Thanks to Krys for board operating! Austin, I think I'm going to wrap up a little short... get ready! 😊 😂 😮 😆 ❤️ 😞 😍 🤩 🤨 😋
	8:55pm Krys O.: Here's the link for Mid-Valley Mutations coming up next: wfmu.org...
	8:55pm Kat in Chicago: R O B O T S
	8:56pm postconsumer: 🤖 🤖 🤖

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