WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from August 31, 2009

Listener comments!
	3:10pm Sean Gostage: First commetnt. perhaps?
	3:26pm Parq: Whatever happened to Sean Daily, anway? I kinda miss him. Irene, lovely melodies so far.
	3:30pm mike tp 15x: will be listening in archive time soon.seen 2 movies recent ponyo and inglorious basterds. loved them both. guy who did ponyo did spirited away. love your show irene. hey sean woo hoo
	3:30pm Sean Gostage: I loved the track you played last week from Juana Molina and had to get it, the cd has'nt arrived in the post yet but can't wait, this is another stonker of a track from Miss Molina
	3:30pm GP: Parq, you are reading my mind. I was going to ask Liz if she had heard from him.
	3:31pm Sean Gostage: Thanks Mike, woo hoo back to you my friend
	3:32pm doug in DC: Sean Daily was actually a bot that Kenny G developed to test the KenzoDB comments module. It was programmed to make a comment whenever the active playlist changed.
	3:35pm Parq: I thought Ponyo, his first movie about a tot since Tortoro, was lovely, and really dug the softer, more impressionistic backgrounds he used this time. Thanks, Doug, I always thought that was "Cheri".
	3:47pm Irene: Movie-wise I also recommend "In the Loop" for fans of political satire. Moves very quick, but it's a brilliant comedy on governmental self-importance.
	3:52pm GP: Wait, what? Sean was/is a robot? Nahhh, he would carry on a conversation...unless he was a really smart machine. If that is the case, I welcome my robot overlords. "Klaatu barada nikto" Paul the Postman has been absent as well and Gumby and a host of others. We need to start a "where is" page.
	3:54pm Chris: Yeah, and Seanbot wasn't always first, though I suppose you could program "Woo-hoo, second!"
	3:57pm Sean Gostage: Is'nt Sean form my side of the pond, Manchester I think
	3:58pm Bad Ronald: I think Sean's from Vegas but Postman Paul's from Brighton...
	4:00pm GP: What are you up to Bad Ron? How is your band doing?
	4:04pm GP: This Adana track is nice Irene.
	4:06pm Steve: Hi Irene (and all listeners), Great music; Pat Methaney would be proud.
	4:07pm doug in DC: OK, I made the whole thing up. I was going to admit to it, but I got curious to see how many people would believe it. Sorry if that qualifies as a troll. But on the subject of music, those Patrick Watson tracks really stood out, I'll be looking for his releases.
	4:07pm north guinea hills: always was curious about rudresh mahanthappa...
	4:09pm Steve: Alto saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa came to New York City in 1997 and immediately began to integrate himself into the jazz scene. Work as a sideman was steady, but his true passion was to become a bandleader, something he attempted on his debut album Yatra. Although the album was received well, the limited distribution kept Mahanthappa's name from getting out and he stayed in the area to continue performing. More side work and a teaching gig kept him busy, but in 2002, he came back to the studio and laid down Black Water for Red Giant Records. - All Music Guide
	4:10pm skintune: go see the Indo-pak if you can - Dan weiiss is a great drummer
	4:28pm paula: what a great show so far. this wyatt track is part of one of my very favorite albums...THANKS, Irene!!
	4:36pm Bad Ronald: Hey GP, thanks for askin, doing well and you?
	4:36pm north guinea hills: well, i live in nyc, so i'll probably see a gig w/ him sometime.
	4:40pm Bad Ronald: Just cut a new spot: http://tinyurl.com/npb7ru but save it til after Irene's awesome show...
	4:43pm Steve: All these wonderful stringed songs makes me think of Zeppelin's Bron-yr-aur - can you play it? XOXO
	4:54pm Francisco Torres: "Bron-To-Saur"?
	4:56pm GP: 10-4 Bad Ronald and thanks.
	4:58pm ?: is he the guy from pedro the lion? i like it lots as i like elliot smith

Irene Trudel: Playlist from August 31, 2009

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August 31, 2009: Mentally adrift on the ocean, bodily in Jersey City.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label
Alexander Turnquist	In the Vein of Bedlam	Faint at the Loudest Hour	Revolver
Color Rabbit	Me and the Merrigolds	Space Placement	Little Fury Things
Mia Doi Todd and Andres Renteria	Samai'i	Morning Music	City Zen
Carolyn Hester Coalition	Dedicated	Magazine	Sunbeam
Juana Molina	El Vestido "El Vestido" by "Juana Molina"	Un Dia	Acqua Records
Music behind DJ: Alexander Turnquist	The REM Cycle - Dream Phase	As the Twilight Crane Dreams in Color	VHF Records
Patrick Watson	Down at the Beach / Man Like You	Wooden Arms	Secret City Records
A Hawk and a Hacksaw	Turkiye "Turkiye" by "A Hawk and a Hacksaw"	Deliverance	The Leaf Label
Monkeyworks	Once the Elder, Always an Apprentice	Wailing Without a Harpoon
Rudresh Mahanthappa's Indo-Pak Coalition	Adana	Apti	Innova
Music behind DJ: Alexander Turnquist	The REM Cycle - Dream Phase	As the Twilight Crane Dreams in Color	VHF Records
Wall Matthews & Rusty Clark	Sleazy Sue	Air Over Water
Riceboy Sleeps	Howl "Howl" by "Riceboy Sleeps"	Riceboy Sleeps	XL
Robert Wyatt	Alien "Alien" by "Robert Wyatt"	Shleep	Thirsty Ear
Otto	Crua "Crua" by "Otto"	Certa Manha Acordei de Sonhos Intranquilos	Nublu Records
Music behind DJ: Alexander Turnquist	The REM Cycle - Dream Phase	As the Twilight Crane Dreams in Color	VHF Records
Misty Roses	Dreaming of Delphine "Dreaming of Delphine" by "Misty Roses"	Villainess	Frog Man Jake
Musée Mécanique	Like Home "Like Home" by "Musée Mécanique"	Hold This Ghost	FrogStand
The Twin Atlas	The Ever Present "The Ever Present" by "The Twin Atlas"	Good Light	Tappersize Records
Pisces	Children Kiss Your Mother Goodnight	A Lovely Sight	Numero
David Bazan	In Stitches "In Stitches" by "David Bazan"	Curse Your Branches	Barsuk

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Listener comments!
	3:10pm Sean Gostage: First commetnt. perhaps?
	3:26pm Parq: Whatever happened to Sean Daily, anway? I kinda miss him. Irene, lovely melodies so far.
	3:30pm mike tp 15x: will be listening in archive time soon.seen 2 movies recent ponyo and inglorious basterds. loved them both. guy who did ponyo did spirited away. love your show irene. hey sean woo hoo
	3:30pm Sean Gostage: I loved the track you played last week from Juana Molina and had to get it, the cd has'nt arrived in the post yet but can't wait, this is another stonker of a track from Miss Molina
	3:30pm GP: Parq, you are reading my mind. I was going to ask Liz if she had heard from him.
	3:31pm Sean Gostage: Thanks Mike, woo hoo back to you my friend
	3:32pm doug in DC: Sean Daily was actually a bot that Kenny G developed to test the KenzoDB comments module. It was programmed to make a comment whenever the active playlist changed.
	3:35pm Parq: I thought Ponyo, his first movie about a tot since Tortoro, was lovely, and really dug the softer, more impressionistic backgrounds he used this time. Thanks, Doug, I always thought that was "Cheri".
	3:47pm Irene: Movie-wise I also recommend "In the Loop" for fans of political satire. Moves very quick, but it's a brilliant comedy on governmental self-importance.
	3:52pm GP: Wait, what? Sean was/is a robot? Nahhh, he would carry on a conversation...unless he was a really smart machine. If that is the case, I welcome my robot overlords. "Klaatu barada nikto" Paul the Postman has been absent as well and Gumby and a host of others. We need to start a "where is" page.
	3:54pm Chris: Yeah, and Seanbot wasn't always first, though I suppose you could program "Woo-hoo, second!"
	3:57pm Sean Gostage: Is'nt Sean form my side of the pond, Manchester I think
	3:58pm Bad Ronald: I think Sean's from Vegas but Postman Paul's from Brighton...
	4:00pm GP: What are you up to Bad Ron? How is your band doing?
	4:04pm GP: This Adana track is nice Irene.
	4:06pm Steve: Hi Irene (and all listeners), Great music; Pat Methaney would be proud.
	4:07pm doug in DC: OK, I made the whole thing up. I was going to admit to it, but I got curious to see how many people would believe it. Sorry if that qualifies as a troll. But on the subject of music, those Patrick Watson tracks really stood out, I'll be looking for his releases.
	4:07pm north guinea hills: always was curious about rudresh mahanthappa...
	4:09pm Steve: Alto saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa came to New York City in 1997 and immediately began to integrate himself into the jazz scene. Work as a sideman was steady, but his true passion was to become a bandleader, something he attempted on his debut album Yatra. Although the album was received well, the limited distribution kept Mahanthappa's name from getting out and he stayed in the area to continue performing. More side work and a teaching gig kept him busy, but in 2002, he came back to the studio and laid down Black Water for Red Giant Records. - All Music Guide
	4:10pm skintune: go see the Indo-pak if you can - Dan weiiss is a great drummer
	4:28pm paula: what a great show so far. this wyatt track is part of one of my very favorite albums...THANKS, Irene!!
	4:36pm Bad Ronald: Hey GP, thanks for askin, doing well and you?
	4:36pm north guinea hills: well, i live in nyc, so i'll probably see a gig w/ him sometime.
	4:40pm Bad Ronald: Just cut a new spot: http://tinyurl.com/npb7ru but save it til after Irene's awesome show...
	4:43pm Steve: All these wonderful stringed songs makes me think of Zeppelin's Bron-yr-aur - can you play it? XOXO
	4:54pm Francisco Torres: "Bron-To-Saur"?
	4:56pm GP: 10-4 Bad Ronald and thanks.
	4:58pm ?: is he the guy from pedro the lion? i like it lots as i like elliot smith

Irene Trudel: Playlist from August 31, 2009

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