WFMU: Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from October 7, 2010

Listener comments!
	3:11pm nic: awesome awesome
	3:12pm Dead Corporate Eyes: this hits the spot
	3:12pm Sandy in Houston: Hooray. Swell show so far Mr. Fabio.
	3:13pm Ike: Agreed!
	3:14pm Looms: Great show title as well.
	3:19pm dc pat: wow that Swans tune was heavy. Where have I been?
	3:19pm tim from Champaign: Fabio, is this the Starfuckers or Starfuckers related?
	3:26pm dave: i like this new swans song, but when did they start sounding like devendra banhart?
	3:30pm Marmalade kitty: Just say the word Fabio..!
	3:35pm Derek B: Ask Tim to do a cover of the theme from "Neighbours" or maybe "Home and Away", g'wan ask him, crikey!!!
	3:37pm ted: who is Fabio interviewing here?
	3:38pm Jason in Houston: Listening along happily. In the warm lap of Failure. But, like, at work...
	3:39pm Derek B: ssssssssh, he's starting....ahem...
	3:42pm Derek B: I forgot to take my Prozac this morning, this is the perfect soundtrack to get my 'scrip on. G'day.
	3:43pm Derek B: http://timcatlin.net/
	3:54pm d: very mellow
	4:03pm Matt: Lovin this
	4:04pm Looms: Agreed, this is compelling.
	4:08pm oswald: good afternoon music
	4:08pm Derek B: GIVE THAT MAN A FOSTER'S!!!!! WOOT.
	4:30pm steve: never heard any of tim catlin's music before... really good stuff!
	4:30pm Derek B: This sounds like River Dance on Mars.
	4:31pm david: fab, you never fail to enlighten my Thursdays.
	4:36pm Mike East: I downloaded a few Vibracathedral Orch. Tracks from the FMA. Really amazing stuff...it will be my next music purchase.
	4:37pm Parq: Just joining in the middle of Vibracathedrall My, what peppy stuff!
	4:43pm Derek B: Today's word is "Drone"..."Drone"...
	4:55pm Mike East: Anyone read the John Cage article in the New Yorker last week? Very interesting dude.
	5:22pm jk: Yeah, I woke up at 4 & finally read it this morning. I guess Cage has this interesting exchange going between the monumental & then the oblique, sublime.. Between what A.Ross called the 'germanic cult of musical genius' & what Cage said when he said..: "There seemed to be no truth, no good, in anything big in society. But quiet sounds were like loneliness, or love, or friendship." Totally, eh?.
	5:25pm Ike: I read that article. Not quite as fiercely compelling as I'd expected like some other articles I've read in that mag. Sometimes the NYer can take any subject and make it totally riveting.
	5:34pm Cecile: One of the best interviews I ever read with Cage was in John Corbett's book. He set up a nearly-random system for Cage to select questions. It was really cool.
	5:34pm jk: Yet it did manage to reveal, while not disabling the idiosyncratic mystery of the man. I digged that, but yeah it was kindof a book review so I guess it had certain pre-forumulated lines to address..
	5:38pm Cecile: Freddy Mercury never got his teeth fixed because he was afraid it would change his vocal quality.
	5:41pm Cecile: Stevie Ray Vaughn did China Girl and Modern Love Iggy wrote China Girl
	5:41pm Cecile: Stevie showed up in both of those video clips.
	5:43pm Cecile: Ypsilanti!
	5:43pm sf spike: Pop and Bowie co-wrote China Girl....
	5:43pm Cecile: that's right spike. I misspoke.
	5:45pm sf spike: understandable. I had to doublecheck wiki.
	5:47pm Amanda: Let's back up to that gun barrrel story.
	5:50pm Cecile: Iggy grew up in Ypsilanti in a trailer.
	5:50pm Cecile: And the White Panthers house is now a fraternity.
	5:50pm Cecile: It is true!
	5:51pm Cecile: And Iggy (and myself) used to work in the record store on State and Liberty which is now a Potbelly sandwich shop. Not at the same time, though. It was Discount Records.
	5:53pm Cecile: I did work at Wazoo!
	5:55pm Ike: Since you mention Iggy's shirtlessness, wasn't there something about THAT in the New Yorker recently too?!? I can't remember what it said about how many shirts he owns, though....
	5:58pm Cecile: Hey, if I call in next week, will youse guys talk to me?
	6:00pm Jenn: Have a great show Clay!
	2:04pm stefica: really enjoying the (archived) tim catlin stuff!

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from October 7, 2010

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The Failure of Noise
The Failure of Sound
The Failure of Rock
The Failure of the Avant Garde
The Failure of the Space Age
The Failure of Jazz
The Failure of Psychedelia
The Failure of Krautrock
The Failure of Electronic
The Failure of Pop
The Failure of Free-form
The Failure of the 20th Century

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October 7, 2010: The Warm lap of Failure
Special in Studio Guest: Tim Catlin plays live

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Artist	Track	Album
james Last	Mr. Giant Man "Mr. Giant Man" by "james Last"	Voodoo party
Swans	Coward "Coward" by "Swans"	hOLY mONEY
Alan Courtis	Happy Blockaders Time	Viva Negativa! A Tribute to the New Blockaders Vol. III (V/A)
Sinistri	ampstone "ampstone" by "Sinistri"	Free pulse
Swans	You fucking People Make Me Sick	My Father Will Guide Me Up a Rope To The Sky
chat with Tim Catlin "chat with Tim Catlin"
Tim Catlin	"Tim Catlin"	Live in the studio set
chat with Tim Catlin "chat with Tim Catlin"
Tim Catlin & Machinefabriek	Ghostbox	Glisten
Aaron Martin	Sixth "Sixth" by "Aaron Martin"	Worried about the Fire
Vibracathedral Orchestra	The Momentary Aviary - Pt. 1 (excerpt)	The Momentary Aviary
Aaron Martin	Wires of Glass "Wires of Glass" by "Aaron Martin"	Worried about the Fire

Stephen Vitiello	Detail from 1 "Detail from 1" by "Stephen Vitiello"	Papercut demo 1998
Stephen Vitiello	Guitar Solo through Broken Speaker	Papercut demo 1998
Stephen Vitiello	Drum 'n Organ "Drum 'n Organ" by "Stephen Vitiello"	Papercut demo 1998
Charlemagne Palestine	Strumming for Harpsichord	Strumming Music

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Listener comments!
	3:11pm nic: awesome awesome
	3:12pm Dead Corporate Eyes: this hits the spot
	3:12pm Sandy in Houston: Hooray. Swell show so far Mr. Fabio.
	3:13pm Ike: Agreed!
	3:14pm Looms: Great show title as well.
	3:19pm dc pat: wow that Swans tune was heavy. Where have I been?
	3:19pm tim from Champaign: Fabio, is this the Starfuckers or Starfuckers related?
	3:26pm dave: i like this new swans song, but when did they start sounding like devendra banhart?
	3:30pm Marmalade kitty: Just say the word Fabio..!
	3:35pm Derek B: Ask Tim to do a cover of the theme from "Neighbours" or maybe "Home and Away", g'wan ask him, crikey!!!
	3:37pm ted: who is Fabio interviewing here?
	3:38pm Jason in Houston: Listening along happily. In the warm lap of Failure. But, like, at work...
	3:39pm Derek B: ssssssssh, he's starting....ahem...
	3:42pm Derek B: I forgot to take my Prozac this morning, this is the perfect soundtrack to get my 'scrip on. G'day.
	3:43pm Derek B: http://timcatlin.net/
	3:54pm d: very mellow
	4:03pm Matt: Lovin this
	4:04pm Looms: Agreed, this is compelling.
	4:08pm oswald: good afternoon music
	4:08pm Derek B: GIVE THAT MAN A FOSTER'S!!!!! WOOT.
	4:30pm steve: never heard any of tim catlin's music before... really good stuff!
	4:30pm Derek B: This sounds like River Dance on Mars.
	4:31pm david: fab, you never fail to enlighten my Thursdays.
	4:36pm Mike East: I downloaded a few Vibracathedral Orch. Tracks from the FMA. Really amazing stuff...it will be my next music purchase.
	4:37pm Parq: Just joining in the middle of Vibracathedrall My, what peppy stuff!
	4:43pm Derek B: Today's word is "Drone"..."Drone"...
	4:55pm Mike East: Anyone read the John Cage article in the New Yorker last week? Very interesting dude.
	5:22pm jk: Yeah, I woke up at 4 & finally read it this morning. I guess Cage has this interesting exchange going between the monumental & then the oblique, sublime.. Between what A.Ross called the 'germanic cult of musical genius' & what Cage said when he said..: "There seemed to be no truth, no good, in anything big in society. But quiet sounds were like loneliness, or love, or friendship." Totally, eh?.
	5:25pm Ike: I read that article. Not quite as fiercely compelling as I'd expected like some other articles I've read in that mag. Sometimes the NYer can take any subject and make it totally riveting.
	5:34pm Cecile: One of the best interviews I ever read with Cage was in John Corbett's book. He set up a nearly-random system for Cage to select questions. It was really cool.
	5:34pm jk: Yet it did manage to reveal, while not disabling the idiosyncratic mystery of the man. I digged that, but yeah it was kindof a book review so I guess it had certain pre-forumulated lines to address..
	5:38pm Cecile: Freddy Mercury never got his teeth fixed because he was afraid it would change his vocal quality.
	5:41pm Cecile: Stevie Ray Vaughn did China Girl and Modern Love Iggy wrote China Girl
	5:41pm Cecile: Stevie showed up in both of those video clips.
	5:43pm Cecile: Ypsilanti!
	5:43pm sf spike: Pop and Bowie co-wrote China Girl....
	5:43pm Cecile: that's right spike. I misspoke.
	5:45pm sf spike: understandable. I had to doublecheck wiki.
	5:47pm Amanda: Let's back up to that gun barrrel story.
	5:50pm Cecile: Iggy grew up in Ypsilanti in a trailer.
	5:50pm Cecile: And the White Panthers house is now a fraternity.
	5:50pm Cecile: It is true!
	5:51pm Cecile: And Iggy (and myself) used to work in the record store on State and Liberty which is now a Potbelly sandwich shop. Not at the same time, though. It was Discount Records.
	5:53pm Cecile: I did work at Wazoo!
	5:55pm Ike: Since you mention Iggy's shirtlessness, wasn't there something about THAT in the New Yorker recently too?!? I can't remember what it said about how many shirts he owns, though....
	5:58pm Cecile: Hey, if I call in next week, will youse guys talk to me?
	6:00pm Jenn: Have a great show Clay!
	2:04pm stefica: really enjoying the (archived) tim catlin stuff!

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from October 7, 2010

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