WFMU: Why Do We Only Listen to Dead People? with Carol Gimbel and Cullan Bryant: Playlist from August 18, 2024

Listener comments!
	🎻 6:00pm chresti: Hi Carol and Cullen and dead people music show!
	6:01pm ViolaChica: Hi friends!! Cullan’s got a journey for you all tonight! I’ll be saying hello, but currently en route back from the UK! Thrilled you are all here and excited for the show!
	6:02pm Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ Song: "Got the Time" by "Joe Jackson" Local band Perfect Thyroid played this at their shows.
	6:02pm ViolaChica: Dead people, living people, and where we never answer the question. We explore what is “alive” in classical music.
	6:05pm ViolaChica: Awwww! Cullan ♥️🇬🇧
	6:07pm AskJoe: Beautiful playing
	6:09pm Art: Safe travels!
	6:09pm ViolaChica: AskJoe—agreed!
	🎻 6:11pm Listener Robert: ↳ Song: "Variations on "God Save the Queen", WoO 78" by "L... Is this one legit? Once Steve Post played some baroque-style tunes as supposed precursors to much later ones before eventually revealing they were pastiches by a certain group. Yes, I was willing to believe "Erie Canal" had been ripped off from a centuries-old one. Heck, when I first heard Songs for Ice Cream Trucks, I was willing to believe the Mr. Softee jingle was similarly adapted, and the DJ here (I forgot who) wasn't even trying to pass it off that way, I just missed the intro.
	6:12pm Enflod: Wow never heard of this! Surprised Beethoven would have written this, given his seeming anti-royalist tendencies (see: Eroica symphony dedication)
	6:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Variations on "God Save the Queen", WoO 78" by "L... I gather it is being 'extrapolated' into Ludwig style : en.wikipedia.org...
	6:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Enflod @6:12 I think of Beethoven as being right @ the transition point in History - for Nations as well as Composers & the Patron System...
	6:15pm tom from Manchester: cheers to that!
	6:16pm Ken From Hyde Park: If you find Beethoven's grave in Vienna and listen closely, you can hear his music played backwards. I guess he's decomposing.
	🎻 6:19pm Listener Robert: ↳ Song: "Capriccio for violin & piano" by "Aaron Copland; ... Remember "Minor Music"?
	6:19pm Enflod: Did anyone see that Copland biopic? Was very let down; didn't see what Stallone, De Niro, and Keitel had to do with the composer's life story
	6:26pm RB: ↳ Song: "Variations on "God Save the Queen", WoO 78" by "L... Was that Alfred Brendel or Czffral? So many great Recordings of Ludwig Von, I don’t find Alfred’s to be among them , sorry to say .
	6:26pm ViolaChica: I’m a Sam Ramey fan!!! Loved since a teenager. Haven’t heard this in so long
	🎻 6:27pm chresti: So this is the "music by dead people when they were kids" edition
	6:28pm RB: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @6:14 He wrote music while Vienna was under attack by Napoleon’ army !
	6:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ RB @6:28 That's was just like him. As Lennon said of McCartney...
	🎻 6:29pm chresti: ↳ chresti @6:27 or "composed by dead people when they were kids"
	6:29pm ViolaChica: Chresti- cute! Maybe we’ll just have to do that one officially soon :)
	🎻 6:30pm Listener Robert: ↳ RB @6:28 Yeah, well, what else ya gonna do during a siege?
	6:32pm ViolaChica: Chresti - that last one - water droplets was Sibelius’ age 9
	6:32pm RB: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @6:29 So many great Beethoven stories, he made the rockin’ rollers in the Chelsea hotel look like kindergartners.
	6:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ chresti @6:27 wfmu.org...
	6:33pm RB: ↳ Listener Robert @6:30 :-)
	🎻 6:33pm chresti: ↳ ViolaChica @6:32 Whoa!
	6:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ ViolaChica @6:32 Single digit Impressionism.
	🎻 6:42pm Listener Robert: I was turned on to Sibelius only last year at ScanFest, the annual Scandinavian festival at Vasa Park. The pianist explained a lot about the revolutionary surroundings of his compositions. Lot of Scandinavian descendants here in NW NJ.
	6:44pm HarveySuavé: Cullan, Hey: Howie here from the Canon's- Midori just played Tanglewood, brought you to mind, boasted of you to all- Great show, you are in your element!
	6:47pm tom from Manchester: hello Carol!
	🎻 6:48pm chresti: Hi Carol!
	6:49pm tom from Manchester: simply form inflation
	🎻 6:51pm Listener Robert: Naively, I'd say "sonata" just means "sounded" or "sung". So if it makes sound, it's eligible to be called a sonata, right?
	🎻 6:53pm Listener Robert: Yay, Wiktionary's etymology of sonata backs me up!
	🎻 6:58pm Listener Robert: ↳ Song: "Feuillet d'album, Op. 45, No. 1" by "Alexander Sc... Was that a piece or a ring tone?
	6:59pm tom tom the pipers son: hello all...
	🎻 7:04pm Listener Robert: ↳ Listener Robert @6:58 I think that was the first of the Bagatelles I meant.
	7:07pm headcleaner: Nice walking into this after a bit of time outside in a mixed natural / built environment, the latter mostly extant (and intact) from the time these were composed
	7:11pm tom tom the pipers son: webern was a formative influence on derek bailey
	7:11pm headcleaner: "On the night of 15 Sept. 1945, Webern was outside smoking when he was shot and killed by a US soldier in an apparent accident. He had been following Thomas Mann's work, which the Nazis had burned, noting in 1944 that Mann had finished Joseph and His Brothers. In his last notebook entry, Webern quoted Rainer Maria Rilke: 'Who speaks of victory? To endure is everything.'"
	7:11pm Roberto: Can you help me find this wonderful Beethoven bagatelle I played on piano when I was a kid? It goes "da-da-da-da-da-da."
	7:13pm HyperDose: ↳ Roberto @7:11 As a kid I described all classical (especially Wagner) as "dun dun" music. Pretty spot on if I do say so myself
	7:15pm Roberto: ↳ HyperDose @7:13 He composed a shit-ton of bag's!
	7:15pm tom tom the pipers son: i thought i was aurally hallucinating hearing fragments of ice cream truck music outside playing similar notes to this xenakis
	7:17pm Enflod: Mickey Baker, of Mickey and Sylvia fame ("Love Is Strange"), was a disciple of Xennakis
	7:17pm tom from Manchester: nice
	🎻 7:19pm chresti: I wonder if anyone ate baguettes while composing a bagatelles?
	7:19pm headcleaner: An alternate universe where ice cream trucks do play Xennakis would make a fine ingredient for a (perhaps only partially or lightly) speculative fiction novel
	7:20pm Roberto: ↳ chresti @7:19 Baguette-telles
	7:20pm Enflod: My understanding is that Richter's first love was opera and he originally wanted to be an opera conductor. Can anyone corroborate?
	🎻 7:20pm Listener Robert: ↳ Song: "Music of American Samoa" by "Autalavou Katoliko P... Can we hear samoa dese?
	🎻 7:22pm Listener Robert: ↳ Roberto @7:11 Try Shazam?
	🎻 7:22pm chresti: ↳ chresti @7:19 *Composing bagatelles
	7:23pm tom from Manchester: ↳ Listener Robert @7:20 samoa dese nuts
	7:24pm ViolaChica: I love the convo going on here. Possibly, yes, re: sonata / sounded! Thanks for that. Will pipe back in when I can! All tri-state folks grounded here at the airport! Mayhem!! But the show is keeping me…well…actually happy, amongst the disgruntled crowds! Seems to be the perfect soundtrack. Love you all!
	🎻 7:25pm chresti: ↳ ViolaChica @7:24 Stay tuned!
	7:26pm Roberto: ↳ Listener Robert @7:22 It worked for Gomer Pyle.
	7:27pm ViolaChica: Chresti— absolutely. Otherwise, I might cry instead, if I don’t lol!
	7:31pm Roberto: ↳ ViolaChica @7:24 Rainin' like a mofo in the Big Apple rn.
	7:33pm Mxter Baba: Sing, it! Truth! Hello, peoples and human beings of WFMU!
	🎻 7:33pm chresti: Andorra sounds interesting.
	7:33pm Mxter Baba: I am a glaxy of microbes! They outnumber me.
	7:34pm Mxter Baba: ↳ chresti @7:33 greetings, culture of chrestikins!
	🎻 7:34pm chresti: Mxter Babakins!
	🎻 7:35pm chresti: ↳ Mxter Baba @7:34 Microbia!
	🎻 7:49pm Listener Robert: ↳ Song: "Walloon Song (Belgium)" by "Bob Deschamps" Was that in Walloon or regular French? Because if that's Walloon I'd like to try listening to it slowly and see how much I understand.
	7:51pm tom tom the pipers son: thanks cullan and carol; wherever you are.... sounds burkina faso's traditional is our experimental
	🎻 7:51pm Amygdala: This show solidifies my love of WFMU. I'm very happy that I stumbled upon your fine program!
	7:51pm Dennis Friend: ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @6:02 I willing went to, and dragged others to MANY Perfect Thyroid shows during my undergraduate years in New Paltz.
	7:53pm Dennis Friend: First time listener. I WILL BE BACK! . . . is that a threat? Maybe. GREAT PROGRAM CG&CB!
	7:54pm Dean: Well, nuts. I went record shopping during the first hour. The store played a Rachmaninov piano concerto taken at a slow pace. Turns out is was one of those budget Laserlight CDs. Not a bad performance, but the tempo was unusual to my ears.
	7:57pm Dean: Compare budget label Brilliant Classics, which reliably issues excellent recordings and performances.
	7:57pm Mxter Baba: ↳ Song: "Throat Singing from Canada" by "Inuit Throat Sing... that might have been one of my favorite sets on WFMU of all time!!! Thanks!
	🎻 7:57pm chresti: Thanks Cullen and Carol!
	🎻 7:58pm chresti: Think hello!
	7:58pm ViolaChica: Bye friends!! Thanks for the love! Have a great night, stay dry and meet you again next week! ♥️
	7:59pm HyperDose: Many thanks! 🎩

Why Do We Only Listen to Dead People? with Carol Gimbel and Cullan Bryant: Playlist from August 18, 2024

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From the most profound classical music recordings ever made, to genres and musical perspectives from around the globe, talk on music, art and recordings that changed our lives and the world around us. Tune-in as we explore why we only listen to "dead" people, and what is "alive" in music today. Special guests, call-ins welcome.

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August 18, 2024: Short Attention Span Classical

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Joe Jackson	Got the Time "Got the Time" by "Joe Jackson"	Look Sharp!	A&M Records	1979
Ludwig van Beethoven; Gyorgy Czffra, piano	Variations on "God Save the Queen", WoO 78				0:06:14 (Pop-up)
Aaron Copland; Adam Summerhayes, violin; Catherine Summerhayes, piano	Capriccio for violin & piano		Meridian Records	2001	0:18:40 (Pop-up)
Antonín Dvořák; Tomáš Víšek, piano	Forget-Me-Not Polka, B. 1		ArcoDiva	2022	0:19:58 (Pop-up)
Gabriel Faure; Elly Ameling, soprano; Dalton Baldwin, piano	Le Papillon et La Fleur, Op. 1 no. 1			1970-75?	0:22:24 (Pop-up)
Franz Liszt; Artur Balsam, piano	Variation on a Waltz by Diabelli				0:24:34 (Pop-up)
Charles Ives; Samuel Ramey, baritone; Warren Jones, piano	Slow March				0:25:08 (Pop-up)
W. A. Mozart; Cyprien Katsaris, piano	Menuet in G, K. 1e				0:27:37 (Pop-up)
Gioachino Rossini; Marilyn Horne, soprano; Martin Katz, piano	Se il vuol la molinara				0:28:27 (Pop-up)
Eric Satie; Jean-Yves Thibaudet, piano	Allegro				0:30:43 (Pop-up)
Jean Sibelius; Yoshiko Arai, violin; Seppo Kimanen, cello	Water Droplets, JS 216	Early Chamber Music Vol 2	Ondine		0:31:02 (Pop-up)
Alexander Scriabin; Anna Gourari, piano	Canon in D minor, WoO 1	Desir	Decca		0:31:51 (Pop-up)
Karol Szymanowski; Anna Mutkowska, piano	Prelude, Op. 1 no. 1				0:33:39 (Pop-up)
Anton von Webern; Siegfried Palm, cello; Aloys Kontarsky, piano	Sonata for cello & piano		Deutsche Grammophon	1975	0:51:36 (Pop-up)
Alexander Scriabin; Vladimir Horowitz, piano	Feuillet d'album, Op. 45, No. 1				0:57:36 (Pop-up)
Anton von Webern; Quartetto Italiano	6 Bagatelles, Op. 9				1:02:28 (Pop-up)
Fritz Kreisler, composer & violin; Franz Rupp, piano	Schön Rosmarin		HMV	1936	1:03:43 (Pop-up)
Anton von Webern; Siegfried Palm, cello; Aloys Kontarsky, piano	3 Little Pieces, Op. 11		Deutsche Grammophon	1975	1:05:46 (Pop-up)
Iannis Xenakis; Marc Ponthus, piano	àr. (hommage à Ravel)	Complete Piano Music	Tresona Multimedia	2004	1:16:54 (Pop-up)
Ludwig van Beethoven; Peter Schreier, tenor; Walter Olbertz, piano	Schilderung eines Mädchens, WoO 107		Brilliant Classics	2006	1:19:29 (Pop-up)
Autalavou Katoliko Puleaga Samoa – Pago Pago	Music of American Samoa				1:19:58 (Pop-up)
Ludwig van Beethoven; Mikhail Pletnev, piano	Rondo in C, WoO 48		Deutsche Grammophon		1:22:02 (Pop-up)
Festa Major de Sant Julià de Lòria	Sardana from Andorra				1:24:16 (Pop-up)
Ludwig van Beethoven; Mikhail Pletnev, piano	Rondo in A, WoO 49				1:25:40 (Pop-up)
Annemarie Leitner, yodeler	Tyrolean Song from Austria	Welcome to Tyrol		1968	1:28:27 (Pop-up)
Ludwig van Beethoven; Simon Preston, organ	Fugue in D, WoO 31				1:38:13 (Pop-up)
Julien Dacosta Allamby	Endorse de Cou Cou (Barbados)				1:40:08 (Pop-up)
Ludwig van Beethoven; Adele Stolte, soprano; Walter Olbertz, piano	An einen Saugling, woO 108				1:42:50 (Pop-up)
Bob Deschamps	Walloon Song (Belgium)				1:44:45 (Pop-up)
Ludwig van Beethoven; Peter Schreier, tenor; Walter Olbertz, piano	Elegie auf den Tod eines Pudels, WoO 110				1:47:02 (Pop-up)
Traditional	Music of Burkina Faso				1:49:32 (Pop-up)
Ludwig van Beethoven; Aurelien Pontier, piano	Sketch, Hess 58				1:50:57 (Pop-up)
Inuit Throat Singers	Throat Singing from Canada				1:52:25 (Pop-up)
Robert Johnson	They're Red Hot "They're Red Hot" by "Robert Johnson"

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Listener comments!
	🎻 6:00pm chresti: Hi Carol and Cullen and dead people music show!
	6:01pm ViolaChica: Hi friends!! Cullan’s got a journey for you all tonight! I’ll be saying hello, but currently en route back from the UK! Thrilled you are all here and excited for the show!
	6:02pm Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ Song: "Got the Time" by "Joe Jackson" Local band Perfect Thyroid played this at their shows.
	6:02pm ViolaChica: Dead people, living people, and where we never answer the question. We explore what is “alive” in classical music.
	6:05pm ViolaChica: Awwww! Cullan ♥️🇬🇧
	6:07pm AskJoe: Beautiful playing
	6:09pm Art: Safe travels!
	6:09pm ViolaChica: AskJoe—agreed!
	🎻 6:11pm Listener Robert: ↳ Song: "Variations on "God Save the Queen", WoO 78" by "L... Is this one legit? Once Steve Post played some baroque-style tunes as supposed precursors to much later ones before eventually revealing they were pastiches by a certain group. Yes, I was willing to believe "Erie Canal" had been ripped off from a centuries-old one. Heck, when I first heard Songs for Ice Cream Trucks, I was willing to believe the Mr. Softee jingle was similarly adapted, and the DJ here (I forgot who) wasn't even trying to pass it off that way, I just missed the intro.
	6:12pm Enflod: Wow never heard of this! Surprised Beethoven would have written this, given his seeming anti-royalist tendencies (see: Eroica symphony dedication)
	6:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Song: "Variations on "God Save the Queen", WoO 78" by "L... I gather it is being 'extrapolated' into Ludwig style : en.wikipedia.org...
	6:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ Enflod @6:12 I think of Beethoven as being right @ the transition point in History - for Nations as well as Composers & the Patron System...
	6:15pm tom from Manchester: cheers to that!
	6:16pm Ken From Hyde Park: If you find Beethoven's grave in Vienna and listen closely, you can hear his music played backwards. I guess he's decomposing.
	🎻 6:19pm Listener Robert: ↳ Song: "Capriccio for violin & piano" by "Aaron Copland; ... Remember "Minor Music"?
	6:19pm Enflod: Did anyone see that Copland biopic? Was very let down; didn't see what Stallone, De Niro, and Keitel had to do with the composer's life story
	6:26pm RB: ↳ Song: "Variations on "God Save the Queen", WoO 78" by "L... Was that Alfred Brendel or Czffral? So many great Recordings of Ludwig Von, I don’t find Alfred’s to be among them , sorry to say .
	6:26pm ViolaChica: I’m a Sam Ramey fan!!! Loved since a teenager. Haven’t heard this in so long
	🎻 6:27pm chresti: So this is the "music by dead people when they were kids" edition
	6:28pm RB: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @6:14 He wrote music while Vienna was under attack by Napoleon’ army !
	6:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ RB @6:28 That's was just like him. As Lennon said of McCartney...
	🎻 6:29pm chresti: ↳ chresti @6:27 or "composed by dead people when they were kids"
	6:29pm ViolaChica: Chresti- cute! Maybe we’ll just have to do that one officially soon :)
	🎻 6:30pm Listener Robert: ↳ RB @6:28 Yeah, well, what else ya gonna do during a siege?
	6:32pm ViolaChica: Chresti - that last one - water droplets was Sibelius’ age 9
	6:32pm RB: ↳ Revolution Rabbit Nov63 @6:29 So many great Beethoven stories, he made the rockin’ rollers in the Chelsea hotel look like kindergartners.
	6:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ chresti @6:27 wfmu.org...
	6:33pm RB: ↳ Listener Robert @6:30 :-)
	🎻 6:33pm chresti: ↳ ViolaChica @6:32 Whoa!
	6:33pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ ViolaChica @6:32 Single digit Impressionism.
	🎻 6:42pm Listener Robert: I was turned on to Sibelius only last year at ScanFest, the annual Scandinavian festival at Vasa Park. The pianist explained a lot about the revolutionary surroundings of his compositions. Lot of Scandinavian descendants here in NW NJ.
	6:44pm HarveySuavé: Cullan, Hey: Howie here from the Canon's- Midori just played Tanglewood, brought you to mind, boasted of you to all- Great show, you are in your element!
	6:47pm tom from Manchester: hello Carol!
	🎻 6:48pm chresti: Hi Carol!
	6:49pm tom from Manchester: simply form inflation
	🎻 6:51pm Listener Robert: Naively, I'd say "sonata" just means "sounded" or "sung". So if it makes sound, it's eligible to be called a sonata, right?
	🎻 6:53pm Listener Robert: Yay, Wiktionary's etymology of sonata backs me up!
	🎻 6:58pm Listener Robert: ↳ Song: "Feuillet d'album, Op. 45, No. 1" by "Alexander Sc... Was that a piece or a ring tone?
	6:59pm tom tom the pipers son: hello all...
	🎻 7:04pm Listener Robert: ↳ Listener Robert @6:58 I think that was the first of the Bagatelles I meant.
	7:07pm headcleaner: Nice walking into this after a bit of time outside in a mixed natural / built environment, the latter mostly extant (and intact) from the time these were composed
	7:11pm tom tom the pipers son: webern was a formative influence on derek bailey
	7:11pm headcleaner: "On the night of 15 Sept. 1945, Webern was outside smoking when he was shot and killed by a US soldier in an apparent accident. He had been following Thomas Mann's work, which the Nazis had burned, noting in 1944 that Mann had finished Joseph and His Brothers. In his last notebook entry, Webern quoted Rainer Maria Rilke: 'Who speaks of victory? To endure is everything.'"
	7:11pm Roberto: Can you help me find this wonderful Beethoven bagatelle I played on piano when I was a kid? It goes "da-da-da-da-da-da."
	7:13pm HyperDose: ↳ Roberto @7:11 As a kid I described all classical (especially Wagner) as "dun dun" music. Pretty spot on if I do say so myself
	7:15pm Roberto: ↳ HyperDose @7:13 He composed a shit-ton of bag's!
	7:15pm tom tom the pipers son: i thought i was aurally hallucinating hearing fragments of ice cream truck music outside playing similar notes to this xenakis
	7:17pm Enflod: Mickey Baker, of Mickey and Sylvia fame ("Love Is Strange"), was a disciple of Xennakis
	7:17pm tom from Manchester: nice
	🎻 7:19pm chresti: I wonder if anyone ate baguettes while composing a bagatelles?
	7:19pm headcleaner: An alternate universe where ice cream trucks do play Xennakis would make a fine ingredient for a (perhaps only partially or lightly) speculative fiction novel
	7:20pm Roberto: ↳ chresti @7:19 Baguette-telles
	7:20pm Enflod: My understanding is that Richter's first love was opera and he originally wanted to be an opera conductor. Can anyone corroborate?
	🎻 7:20pm Listener Robert: ↳ Song: "Music of American Samoa" by "Autalavou Katoliko P... Can we hear samoa dese?
	🎻 7:22pm Listener Robert: ↳ Roberto @7:11 Try Shazam?
	🎻 7:22pm chresti: ↳ chresti @7:19 *Composing bagatelles
	7:23pm tom from Manchester: ↳ Listener Robert @7:20 samoa dese nuts
	7:24pm ViolaChica: I love the convo going on here. Possibly, yes, re: sonata / sounded! Thanks for that. Will pipe back in when I can! All tri-state folks grounded here at the airport! Mayhem!! But the show is keeping me…well…actually happy, amongst the disgruntled crowds! Seems to be the perfect soundtrack. Love you all!
	🎻 7:25pm chresti: ↳ ViolaChica @7:24 Stay tuned!
	7:26pm Roberto: ↳ Listener Robert @7:22 It worked for Gomer Pyle.
	7:27pm ViolaChica: Chresti— absolutely. Otherwise, I might cry instead, if I don’t lol!
	7:31pm Roberto: ↳ ViolaChica @7:24 Rainin' like a mofo in the Big Apple rn.
	7:33pm Mxter Baba: Sing, it! Truth! Hello, peoples and human beings of WFMU!
	🎻 7:33pm chresti: Andorra sounds interesting.
	7:33pm Mxter Baba: I am a glaxy of microbes! They outnumber me.
	7:34pm Mxter Baba: ↳ chresti @7:33 greetings, culture of chrestikins!
	🎻 7:34pm chresti: Mxter Babakins!
	🎻 7:35pm chresti: ↳ Mxter Baba @7:34 Microbia!
	🎻 7:49pm Listener Robert: ↳ Song: "Walloon Song (Belgium)" by "Bob Deschamps" Was that in Walloon or regular French? Because if that's Walloon I'd like to try listening to it slowly and see how much I understand.
	7:51pm tom tom the pipers son: thanks cullan and carol; wherever you are.... sounds burkina faso's traditional is our experimental
	🎻 7:51pm Amygdala: This show solidifies my love of WFMU. I'm very happy that I stumbled upon your fine program!
	7:51pm Dennis Friend: ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @6:02 I willing went to, and dragged others to MANY Perfect Thyroid shows during my undergraduate years in New Paltz.
	7:53pm Dennis Friend: First time listener. I WILL BE BACK! . . . is that a threat? Maybe. GREAT PROGRAM CG&CB!
	7:54pm Dean: Well, nuts. I went record shopping during the first hour. The store played a Rachmaninov piano concerto taken at a slow pace. Turns out is was one of those budget Laserlight CDs. Not a bad performance, but the tempo was unusual to my ears.
	7:57pm Dean: Compare budget label Brilliant Classics, which reliably issues excellent recordings and performances.
	7:57pm Mxter Baba: ↳ Song: "Throat Singing from Canada" by "Inuit Throat Sing... that might have been one of my favorite sets on WFMU of all time!!! Thanks!
	🎻 7:57pm chresti: Thanks Cullen and Carol!
	🎻 7:58pm chresti: Think hello!
	7:58pm ViolaChica: Bye friends!! Thanks for the love! Have a great night, stay dry and meet you again next week! ♥️
	7:59pm HyperDose: Many thanks! 🎩

Why Do We Only Listen to Dead People? with Carol Gimbel and Cullan Bryant: Playlist from August 18, 2024

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