Favoriting Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from May 19, 2011 Favoriting

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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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Favoriting May 19, 2011: Failure is instructional

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Artist Track Album Approx. start time
James Last  Mr. Giant Man   Favoriting Voodoo Party  0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Wet Hair  Cosmic Radio   Favoriting In Vogue Spirit  0:15:25 (Pop-up)
Black Sabbath  Into the Void   Favoriting Master of Reality  0:15:57 (Pop-up)
Jada Autio-Ethik  Found Bounce   Favoriting V/A Sounds From the Pocket: Found Sound Vol 3  0:16:43 (Pop-up)
Newton  Your Attorney   Favoriting V/A Sounds From the Pocket: Found Sound Vol 3  0:17:28 (Pop-up)
NYC Subway Man  Knights in White Satin   Favoriting V/A Sounds From the Pocket: Found Sound Vol 3  0:18:00 (Pop-up)
Found Microcassette  Fur Coat Back   Favoriting V/A Sounds From the Pocket: Found Sound Vol 3  0:18:22 (Pop-up)
Zach Layton & Bradford Reed  The Muddy River   Favoriting Minerals  0:18:57 (Pop-up)
Lionel Marchetti  Dans la Montagne   Favoriting Une Saison  0:28:13 (Pop-up)
 
Vulcanus 68  Untitled   Favoriting 2  0:49:23 (Pop-up)
Vulcanus 68  Untitled   Favoriting 2  0:49:31 (Pop-up)
H. Honne Wells  Them Don't Mean a Thing   Favoriting What the Lead Told or Said?  0:59:43 (Pop-up)
H. Honne Wells  Some Sun upon my Grave   Favoriting What the Lead Told or Said?  1:00:03 (Pop-up)
H. Honne Wells  Roll on High Roller   Favoriting What the Lead Told or Said?  1:00:20 (Pop-up)
The Caretaker  An Empty Bliss Beyond this World   Favoriting An Empty Bliss Beyond this World  1:01:26 (Pop-up)
David Sutton  Music For Concrete's First Two Failures   Favoriting American Wildlife  1:10:57 (Pop-up)
David Sutton  Elevation   Favoriting American Wildlife  1:11:13 (Pop-up)
Jack Sutton  Contacts Dead Airmen   Favoriting Okkulte Stimmen - Mediale Musik: Recordings of Unseen Intelligences 1905-2007  1:11:55 (Pop-up)
Edward Ruchalski  Rotations   Favoriting WaterTrain  1:12:21 (Pop-up)
 
Aphrodite's Child  Seven Trumpets/Altamont   Favoriting 666  1:44:05 (Pop-up)
Aphrodite's Child  The Wedding of the Lamb   Favoriting 666  1:44:22 (Pop-up)
Angus MacLise, Tony Conrad & Jack Smith  S.O.S. (circa 1968)   Favoriting Dreamweapon I  1:45:01 (Pop-up)
 
Brian Eno  Baby's on Fire   Favoriting Here Come the Warm Jets  2:02:51 (Pop-up)
Catalogue  Derisoire   Favoriting Pénétration  2:28:53 (Pop-up)
Catalogue  Penetration   Favoriting Pénétration  2:29:08 (Pop-up)
Ghédalia Tazartès  My Rock Ghedalia   Favoriting Granny Awards  2:29:28 (Pop-up)
RM74  Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea   Favoriting Reflex  2:33:56 (Pop-up)
Paul Metzger  Orans   Favoriting Anamnestic Tincture  2:36:10 (Pop-up)
 
The Ronettes  Paradise   Favoriting Be My Baby: The Very Best of the Ronettes  2:46:03 (Pop-up)
 


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Listener comments!

  3:17pm
Ike:

Instead of working, I am calculating the score from last week's debacle / lunacy / awesomeness.
  3:18pm
raga:

a worldwide internetwork of Failure.
  3:18pm
glenn:

you should have had clay with you today for the end of the world show.
  3:18pm
glenn:

the failure of the world, i guess.
  3:18pm
dale:

are we working an over a thousand posts again?
  3:19pm
Cheri Pi:

I've heard it 1.000 times at least but today I felt like I'd heard into the void in a completely new way.
  3:20pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

that's the best riff ever written
  3:20pm
Sister Hairy Hymen:

dosent the Dj Speak?
  3:20pm
dale:

five points to anyone who knows the b-side to the nights in white satin 45. 10 points to anyone who cares.
  3:20pm
dc pat:

Uh, WHERE IS CLAY? I THOUGHT WE AGREED LAST WEEK!!
  3:20pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

and played with the most conviction
  3:21pm
glenn:

go now?
  3:21pm
dc pat:

Cheri: I've always thought music sounds different when some one else plays it, hence the reason I'm here...
  3:22pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

it's the validation factor
  3:22pm
Handsome Harry:

Loved the Sabbath.
  3:23pm
Ike:

YMO was Fabio's choice last week, right? Clay didn't pick that one, did he? And did Clay play anything else at the end that didn't appear on the playlist, I mean besides the high school basketball thing and Robin Trower? These things affect the calculations (of just how badly Fabio beat Clay).
  3:23pm
Sister Hairy Hymen:

Cities
  3:23pm
Cheri Pi:

Also-it isn't cocktail hour where I live, listening to music sober has to change my perspective some.
  3:24pm
Sister Hairy Hymen:

is the name of the Bside I think
  3:25pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

OHIO BMV bite my _________
  3:26pm
dale:

5 points to the good sister. 10 points to glenn anyway.
  3:28pm
glenn:

thanks.
  3:28pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

glenn, don't spend them all in one place
  3:29pm
glenn:

why can't american prophets of doom coordinate the end of the world so as not to mess up my canadian long weekend, hmmm?
  3:29pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

great, the boss walks by and wonders if I'm listening to animals being tortured
  3:32pm
J J:

As long as you didn't have a visible erection, I think it's okay.
  3:33pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

good thing I'm facing the wall
  3:33pm
glenn:

are you wearing a pointy hat?
  3:34pm
BSI:

aren't we all?
  3:35pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

wait, can you guys see me?
  3:35pm
raga:

Sainkho Namtchylak invariably seems to coincide with a visit from a coworker or boss
  3:35pm
BSI:

colon, backslash...
  3:36pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

CTRL-ALT-DEL
  3:43pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

I'm repenting on Friday at 11:59
  3:43pm
BSI:

Hooray for not with it!
  3:43pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

:59
  3:43pm
dale:

i predict harold camping will take a suicide pill so no one can refute that he got rapturized
  3:44pm
J J:

end of the world, yeah yeah, are we going to get over 1000 comments today?
  3:44pm
KevinfromBayRidge:

Lovin' "Rapture Week @ WFMU". Good to see Fabio's bought in on it!
  3:46pm
PKNY:

@DCE the Rapture isn't happening until 6 PM on Saturday. So in case you feel like sleeping in, you got all morning and afternoon to repent
  3:47pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

sweet. See how unhip I am?
  3:49pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

and I won't have to make dinner, either!
  3:52pm
dale:

don't think you just repent. bible math tells how many folks going up, only like 3 percent of present population. according to camping none of them will be gay either, so not even elton john gets in.
  3:53pm
*gasp*:

"not even elton john!?!"
  3:55pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

well, maybe just get drunk then...
  3:55pm
dale:

maybe his baby if they baptise it in time, but not him.
  3:56pm
hamburger:

gd evening peoples
  3:56pm
*gasp*:

- and if the baby's not born gay.
  3:56pm
dale:

which is a shame cause he'd look good at the celestial 88
  4:02pm
frenchee:

the surface noise is so comforting in my headphones
  4:03pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

I agree. If it's not intentional then it's serendipitous.
  4:08pm
Clueless:

I heard "Crazy Horses" here last week. WTF!
  4:08pm
Sister Hairy Hymen:

man this stuff is great when your stoned
  4:09pm
Ike:

I give up, I'll just assume Fabio picked YMO and Clay only played 15 songs. Results coming up shortly. Y'all wanna see 'em, right?
  4:10pm
BSI:

Time we left this world today!
....or the day after tomorrow!
  4:11pm
jaycjay:

I want to see them, Ike. I forgot that I said last week that I intended to do that. And I actually did mean to try at least, at the time.
  4:12pm
J J:

If the end of the world is a huge hit, you know they're just going to make a sequel.
  4:13pm
Looms:

d@_@b
  4:15pm
jaycjay:

@Ike, as for who played what, it's probably made clear if you listen to the archive... but of course that gets in the way of listening today's instructional show.
  4:15pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

ok Looms, you've got to say what that symbol means now!
  4:16pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

wait, I think I figured it out
  4:17pm
Looms:

...I'm waiting...
  4:17pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

like, a "happy" or "astonished" listener?
  4:20pm
Pantagruel:

Ike, Fabio picked YMO. Clay started to play Janet Jackson but changed his mind. I think all the other selections are listed on the playlist.
  4:21pm
Looms:

Bit of both, I would say "mesmerized". Nice job!
  4:21pm
Ike:

FINAL RESULT: 5/12/11 DJ Battle
Fabio: Total Score: 670
Number of Songs: 17
Average Score Per Song: 39.4

Clay: Total Score 339
Number of Songs: 15
Avg. Score Per Song: 22.6

Julie: Total Score 130
Number of Songs: 3
Avg. Score Per Song: 43.3

WINNER BY AVERAGE: JULIE!
Winner by Score Volume: Fabio
Winner of Velveeta Booby Prize: Clay
  4:21pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

yes, that's the word...!
  4:22pm
Velveeta Boobies:

LEAVE US OUT OF THIS!!!
  4:22pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

Ike, did you count the "+50,000" and comments like that or did you rule those as unconstitutional?
  4:24pm
Ike:

Unconstitutional! Nothing >10 or below 0 counted, as seemingly agreed at the start last week when they said "zero to 10," and all decimals rounded off. (Scores above 10 = 10 pts.; negative points = 0 pts.)
  4:24pm
Arthur Andersen:

yes, we want to audit those figures.
  4:25pm
trish:

Ah, the points conversion table.
Where's Pam ?
  4:26pm
joe:

what was that little piece of dialog that was just played?
  4:28pm
Pantagruel:

I'd like to see the score sheet that Clay Pigeon was keeping.
  4:29pm
jaycjay:

Thanks, Ike! I think that confirms what all of us heard happen as it was developing, both on the total and the per-song scores.
  4:32pm
jojo:

pigeon will carry on into the weyward son....wait, is fabio playing heavy cowbell? pigeon has infected him
  4:39pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

Huh...just read that there are no colors in nature. They are something our brain cooks up to help us sort out information. Now isn't that something...
  4:41pm
jojo:

from my studies, i think the old krauts called that kind of nature"DAS" or something, it's all operated on hardcore by our apriori mechanisms before we get to see/feel/hear it...
  4:43pm
trish:

It's a continuum of wavelengths. Let this block = 'bass'
I'll call this one orange. Maybe you call the same chunk red.
Tomato tomato.
  4:45pm
bloopy:

whats this track called? its not edward ruchalski is it
  4:46pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

no, bloopy, that was before the break. we'll have to wait for someone to update the list.
  4:48pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

thx Fabio!
  4:50pm
bloopy:

mad track
  4:54pm
jeanne:

finally. i am hereby instructed and out of failure comes inspiration!! thx fabio <3
  4:56pm
Sandy in Houston:

The ruchalski piece was extra rad.
  5:06pm
jaycjay:

Don't play my CDs often, but I'm going to revisit Here Come The Warm Jets sometime before this day is over.
  5:21pm
Rod Serling:

Twilight zone.... Say, that's kinda catchy.
  5:22pm
bloopy:

Twilight Zone is the best
  5:28pm
Character:

Eno is One backwards. So there.
  5:45pm
Cecile:

I know Paul Metzger! Great player. Gonna see him in a couple of weeks
  5:50pm
Cecile:

that was a gorgeous song choice.
  5:52pm
Cecile:

I studied for the 3rd class Radiotelephone exam! And passed it.
  5:53pm
bloopy:

can someone hook me up with dreamweapon 1 ? lol
  5:54pm
Cecile:

Those are so awesome and so illegal. I loved them.
  5:56pm
moose:

c. howards
violet
  5:56pm
moose:

ken did play it
  5:57pm
jaycjay:

Right, same guy predicted 1994.
  5:58pm
Cecile:

They did! They did! Clay is right!
  5:58pm
Cecile:

I read it in the 80s in the NME
  5:58pm
Ike:

The SAME guy. He later said he'd miscalculated.

As for Ken playing Blondie, he played it at the wrong speed or covered up in sound effects or something. It was great.
  6:00pm
Cecile:

Annie Haslam!
  6:00pm
Character:

It's a Clay Putsch! The night of the broken CDs!
  6:02pm
Character:

Why didn't Roy Wood marry the model on the Blind Faith album?
  6:02pm
Garey:

By 1982, members of Killing Joke, especially Coleman, had become immersed in the occult, particularly the works of occultist Aleister Crowley. In February of that year, Coleman, with Geordie and Youth following shortly after, moved to Iceland to survive the Apocalypse, which Coleman predicted was coming soon. While in Iceland, Coleman and Geordie worked with musicians from the band Þeyr in the project Niceland. After a few months, Youth decided there was no indication of the Apocalypse, and decided to move back to England. (from Wikipedia)
  6:03pm
moose:

WLIR led me right into WFMU when I was a kid
  6:07pm
Hugh:

---The bears, & the birds, help Clifton Cloweres, When a stranger should appear-----
  6:09pm
jaycjay:

Antlantic,, Iowa is the Cass Counry seat!
  6:09pm
Michigander:

Cass county is named after Lewis Cass, governor of Michigan and presidential candidate in 1848.
  6:13pm
John McCabe in L.A.:

play yarts
  6:13pm
david:

do it again, triumvirate
  6:14pm
moose:

play toss-across
  6:14pm
Michigander:

play strip poker
  6:16pm
channeling The Old Codger:

Fabio was doing morning drive when I started in this business. Fabio makes Don Imus look like a neophyte.
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