WFMU: The Wiggle Room: Playlist from September 17, 2024

Listener comments!
	6:54pm Austin Rich: Good Hello.
	7:50pm Krys O.: Hi!
	7:52pm Austin Rich: ↳ Krys O. @7:50 Nice to see you in the chat!
	7:54pm Imaginos: Ahoy!
	7:55pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @7:54 Wonderful to see you! I just saw your e-mail. I'll check after the shows!
	7:56pm Imaginos: ↳ Austin Rich @7:55 okay
	8:01pm Austin Rich: Sit down, stay a spell. LURKERS WELCOME.
	8:02pm Austin Rich: If you are inclined to dance, do not be alarmed. Just go with the flow.
	8:05pm Imaginos: How very kind of you
	8:10pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: "700 Story Building" by "Men's Recovery Project" There was a period where I was FAR too obsessed with Men's Recovery Project. Their previous band, Born Against, is also well worth tracking down.
	8:11pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: "U Got Me Bugged" by "Devo" There's so much to love about Devo, but to know that they started out making stuff like this, and then grew into making pop hits in the 80's, has always impressed me.
	8:14pm WR: ↳ Austin Rich @8:01 Thank you! Was finishing prepping dinner as you took over the stream.
	8:14pm Austin Rich: ↳ WR @8:14 WR! It's always a pleasure to see you in the chat.
	8:15pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: "Slip It To The Android" by "Chrome" This album always reminds me of listening to a show hosted by Ricardo Wang, in PDX. His show was / is called, "What's This Called?" and he would play lots of experimental music. It was a good resource for someone trying to learn about weird records.
	8:17pm WR: ↳ Song: "Slip It To The Android" by "Chrome" experimental fiddle always a fave over here.
	8:18pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: "Needles In The Camel's Eye" by "Brian Eno" This album reminds me of trying to impress older girls, trying to figure out what bands they liked, being baffled by the named, "Eno," and wondering what that band might sound like, and not learning for many years. I wonder what happened to her...
	8:19pm Austin Rich: ↳ WR @8:17 It sounds so good on that record, too! I didn't know I loved that kind of thing until I heard it.
	8:21pm Mr Fab: Hey Austin! Out of work, on the subway. Will be listening’ and rockin’ until I enter the dreaded no-internet-zone.
	8:21pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: "Ashtray Heart" by "Captain Beefheart and the Magi... Beefheart would talk about how he felt like he was slighted by the punk scene, who would never credit him for influence, in spite of what he thought was obvious influence on what punk rock did. So this was his song about how he resented the way punks took his ideas and never gave him credit.
	8:21pm Austin Rich: ↳ Mr Fab @8:21 Some Captain, for our Captain!
	8:25pm Imaginos: Might he have a copy of An Admirable History?
	8:25pm Mr Fab: ↳ Austin Rich @8:21 Ha, thanx! Beefheart (and Eno and Devo) all idols of mine. I bow down before them.
	8:25pm WR: ↳ Austin Rich @8:21 Too bad he felt that way. Twas't fully the case.
	8:27pm egould: What we 'learned' is that people don't want to learn. :-) Hi Austin Rich!
	8:29pm Austin Rich: ↳ WR @8:25 I agree, but I never got to tell him myself.
	8:29pm Austin Rich: ↳ egould @8:27 "Ain't it the truth!"
	8:29pm Austin Rich: ↳ Mr Fab @8:25 Seriously! You can learn a lot from listening to their records.
	8:30pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: "Improv Two" by "ALTO!" I was lucky enough to engineer this band twice, and I have video of a radio performance they did. I should dig it up, but it's over 10 years old, and there's so much stuff to edit since then...
	8:33pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @8:25 Maybe? I'm not familiar.
	8:38pm Imaginos: ↳ Austin Rich @8:33 Its an old text written by a French friar named Sebastian Michaelis , dealing with an interview with a demon who was possessing a nun
	8:39pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @8:38 Oh. Yeah, that sounds like the kind of thing that he would have. He loves really weird, esoteric books.
	8:43pm WR: ↳ Imaginos @8:38 Looking for that now, sounds interesting, depending on the provenance.
	8:48pm Austin Rich: I work with books, and have for many years, but I'm not as knowledgeable with books in general. I have some vague osmosis of information about authors names that pop up a lot, but I mostly know Sci-Fi and comics better than most stuff. I went pretty deep into comics as a young lad.
	8:49pm egould: Thanks Austin Rich. Will be listening from my couch with a vodka.
	8:50pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: "A Mountain Keeps An Echo Deep Inside" by "Space G... I love this album. This artist is from Ipoh, Malaysia, and toured the US at least once, when I saw him. I engineered him twice, and he played a show for my 40th birthday. Wonderful artist. I wish I could have paid him more.
	8:50pm Austin Rich: ↳ egould @8:49 That's a good place to be!
	8:50pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: "A Mountain Keeps An Echo Deep Inside" by "Space G... spacegambusexperiment.bandcamp.com
	8:52pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "Needles In The Camel's Eye" by "Brian Eno" The documentary “Eno” has had its run at the Film Forum extended yet again! It plays through September 26, and everyday’s screening differs from the other days’. filmforum.org... I might not make it to New York before it ends, but I’ll get another chance to see it in Princeton on October 8. I wonder which version it will be? princetongardentheatre.org...
	8:54pm WR: ↳ David Shortell @8:52 thanks for the reminder. I have time to go in the next day or so.
	8:55pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "Sleep Time" by "Raymond Scott" Is this Raymond Scott track heard in any Merrie Melodie I've seen?
	8:57pm Krys O.: ↳ David Shortell @8:55 Nope, the Soothing Sounds for Baby was not adapted by Stalling.
	8:58pm Krys O.: ↳ David Shortell @8:55 It's from the 1960s. Stalling was inspired by the 78s that Raymond Scott recorded in the 30s and 40s.
	8:59pm Krys O.: Thanks, Austin!
	8:59pm Austin Rich: See ya'll next time!
	9:00pm WR: ↳ Song: "Omega" by "Albert Ayler" Trying to remember what this sounded like to my youthful ears in 1970. Now it is a lovely and whimsical lullaby.

The Wiggle Room: Playlist from September 17, 2024

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 (EDT) | On WFMU's Sheena's Jungle Room
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September 17, 2024: The Wiggle Room w/ Austin Rich: The Pilot.

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
The Pilot Episode "The Pilot Episode"
Part I: The One Who Took My Place "Part I: The One Who Took My Place"
Autechre	fold4, wrap5 "fold4, wrap5" by "Autechre"	LP5	0:00:11 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Messer Chups	Monkey Safari "Monkey Safari" by "Messer Chups"	Crazy Price	0:03:54 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Men's Recovery Project	700 Story Building	Resist the New Way	0:09:04 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Devo	U Got Me Bugged "U Got Me Bugged" by "Devo"	Hardcore Devo Vol. 2 (1974 – 1977)	0:10:42 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Chrome	Slip It To The Android "Slip It To The Android" by "Chrome"	Alien Soundtracks	0:13:25 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Brian Eno	Needles In The Camel's Eye	Here Come the Warm Jets	0:17:04 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band	Ashtray Heart	Doc At the Radar Station	0:19:55 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Improv "Improv"
Music behind DJ: Sir Richard Bishop	Free Masonic Guitar	All Strung Out	0:23:17 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
ALTO!	Improv Two "Improv Two" by "ALTO!"	Tour Cassette 2013	0:28:35 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
An Echo Deep Inside "An Echo Deep Inside"
Music behind DJ: Eric Hausmann	Outline of Town "Outline of Town" by "Eric Hausmann"	BIG Guitars	0:40:56 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Aural Resuscitation Unit	Bhang Train	Consumed	0:44:01 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Space Gambus Experiment	A Mountain Keeps An Echo Deep Inside	Into the Light	0:48:04 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Omega "Omega"
Music behind DJ: Raymond Scott	Sleep Time "Sleep Time" by "Raymond Scott"	Soothing Sounds for Baby: An Infant's Friend In Sound (Vol 1: 1 To 6 Months Old)	0:51:10 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Albert Ayler	Omega "Omega" by "Albert Ayler"	Love Cry	0:57:49 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:54pm Austin Rich: Good Hello.
	7:50pm Krys O.: Hi!
	7:52pm Austin Rich: ↳ Krys O. @7:50 Nice to see you in the chat!
	7:54pm Imaginos: Ahoy!
	7:55pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @7:54 Wonderful to see you! I just saw your e-mail. I'll check after the shows!
	7:56pm Imaginos: ↳ Austin Rich @7:55 okay
	8:01pm Austin Rich: Sit down, stay a spell. LURKERS WELCOME.
	8:02pm Austin Rich: If you are inclined to dance, do not be alarmed. Just go with the flow.
	8:05pm Imaginos: How very kind of you
	8:10pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: "700 Story Building" by "Men's Recovery Project" There was a period where I was FAR too obsessed with Men's Recovery Project. Their previous band, Born Against, is also well worth tracking down.
	8:11pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: "U Got Me Bugged" by "Devo" There's so much to love about Devo, but to know that they started out making stuff like this, and then grew into making pop hits in the 80's, has always impressed me.
	8:14pm WR: ↳ Austin Rich @8:01 Thank you! Was finishing prepping dinner as you took over the stream.
	8:14pm Austin Rich: ↳ WR @8:14 WR! It's always a pleasure to see you in the chat.
	8:15pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: "Slip It To The Android" by "Chrome" This album always reminds me of listening to a show hosted by Ricardo Wang, in PDX. His show was / is called, "What's This Called?" and he would play lots of experimental music. It was a good resource for someone trying to learn about weird records.
	8:17pm WR: ↳ Song: "Slip It To The Android" by "Chrome" experimental fiddle always a fave over here.
	8:18pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: "Needles In The Camel's Eye" by "Brian Eno" This album reminds me of trying to impress older girls, trying to figure out what bands they liked, being baffled by the named, "Eno," and wondering what that band might sound like, and not learning for many years. I wonder what happened to her...
	8:19pm Austin Rich: ↳ WR @8:17 It sounds so good on that record, too! I didn't know I loved that kind of thing until I heard it.
	8:21pm Mr Fab: Hey Austin! Out of work, on the subway. Will be listening’ and rockin’ until I enter the dreaded no-internet-zone.
	8:21pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: "Ashtray Heart" by "Captain Beefheart and the Magi... Beefheart would talk about how he felt like he was slighted by the punk scene, who would never credit him for influence, in spite of what he thought was obvious influence on what punk rock did. So this was his song about how he resented the way punks took his ideas and never gave him credit.
	8:21pm Austin Rich: ↳ Mr Fab @8:21 Some Captain, for our Captain!
	8:25pm Imaginos: Might he have a copy of An Admirable History?
	8:25pm Mr Fab: ↳ Austin Rich @8:21 Ha, thanx! Beefheart (and Eno and Devo) all idols of mine. I bow down before them.
	8:25pm WR: ↳ Austin Rich @8:21 Too bad he felt that way. Twas't fully the case.
	8:27pm egould: What we 'learned' is that people don't want to learn. :-) Hi Austin Rich!
	8:29pm Austin Rich: ↳ WR @8:25 I agree, but I never got to tell him myself.
	8:29pm Austin Rich: ↳ egould @8:27 "Ain't it the truth!"
	8:29pm Austin Rich: ↳ Mr Fab @8:25 Seriously! You can learn a lot from listening to their records.
	8:30pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: "Improv Two" by "ALTO!" I was lucky enough to engineer this band twice, and I have video of a radio performance they did. I should dig it up, but it's over 10 years old, and there's so much stuff to edit since then...
	8:33pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @8:25 Maybe? I'm not familiar.
	8:38pm Imaginos: ↳ Austin Rich @8:33 Its an old text written by a French friar named Sebastian Michaelis , dealing with an interview with a demon who was possessing a nun
	8:39pm Austin Rich: ↳ Imaginos @8:38 Oh. Yeah, that sounds like the kind of thing that he would have. He loves really weird, esoteric books.
	8:43pm WR: ↳ Imaginos @8:38 Looking for that now, sounds interesting, depending on the provenance.
	8:48pm Austin Rich: I work with books, and have for many years, but I'm not as knowledgeable with books in general. I have some vague osmosis of information about authors names that pop up a lot, but I mostly know Sci-Fi and comics better than most stuff. I went pretty deep into comics as a young lad.
	8:49pm egould: Thanks Austin Rich. Will be listening from my couch with a vodka.
	8:50pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: "A Mountain Keeps An Echo Deep Inside" by "Space G... I love this album. This artist is from Ipoh, Malaysia, and toured the US at least once, when I saw him. I engineered him twice, and he played a show for my 40th birthday. Wonderful artist. I wish I could have paid him more.
	8:50pm Austin Rich: ↳ egould @8:49 That's a good place to be!
	8:50pm Austin Rich: ↳ Song: "A Mountain Keeps An Echo Deep Inside" by "Space G... spacegambusexperiment.bandcamp.com
	8:52pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "Needles In The Camel's Eye" by "Brian Eno" The documentary “Eno” has had its run at the Film Forum extended yet again! It plays through September 26, and everyday’s screening differs from the other days’. filmforum.org... I might not make it to New York before it ends, but I’ll get another chance to see it in Princeton on October 8. I wonder which version it will be? princetongardentheatre.org...
	8:54pm WR: ↳ David Shortell @8:52 thanks for the reminder. I have time to go in the next day or so.
	8:55pm David Shortell: ↳ Song: "Sleep Time" by "Raymond Scott" Is this Raymond Scott track heard in any Merrie Melodie I've seen?
	8:57pm Krys O.: ↳ David Shortell @8:55 Nope, the Soothing Sounds for Baby was not adapted by Stalling.
	8:58pm Krys O.: ↳ David Shortell @8:55 It's from the 1960s. Stalling was inspired by the 78s that Raymond Scott recorded in the 30s and 40s.
	8:59pm Krys O.: Thanks, Austin!
	8:59pm Austin Rich: See ya'll next time!
	9:00pm WR: ↳ Song: "Omega" by "Albert Ayler" Trying to remember what this sounded like to my youthful ears in 1970. Now it is a lovely and whimsical lullaby.

The Wiggle Room: Playlist from September 17, 2024

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