Favoriting Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from September 22, 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 September 22, 2011: Failure is NOT Banal

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james Last  Mr. Giant Man   Favoriting Voodoo Party     
Ashtray Navigations  Rocket Dust Slipping out of your mouth some afternoon   Favoriting Three Rockets Thicken     
Greg Kelly & Alex Neilson  Ceremony of the Keys   Favoriting Graveside Doles     
Mario Migliardi  Old Town #2   Favoriting Matalo!    Soundtrack 
Mario Migliardi  Mirage   Favoriting Matalo!    Soundtrack 
Raw Thug  Owry Giant Girlfriend   Favoriting Sugar Pills  Cassette   
 
Philip Sanderson  Nearside (Where The Lines Are Empty Spaces One Possible Theory Are You Ready? Everything He Is Not)   Favoriting Carriage Return     
Rhys Chatham  Impromptu #1   Favoriting Reveparisien     
Egisto Macchi  Computers   Favoriting Sei Composizioni     
Von Bingen  The Futility of Effort, The Vanity of Plans   Favoriting Von Bingen     
 
Black Forest/Black Sea  Kyy Plays Perpetual Change   Favoriting Forcefields And Constellations     
Black Forest/Black Sea  I'm in Love...   Favoriting Forcefields And Constellations     
Hop-Frog's Refrigerator Mothers  Spiritscar   Favoriting Ghosts of a Primitive World     
Camille Sauvage  Musique de L'Au-Dela   Favoriting Fantasmagories     
Camille Sauvage  Enferissimo   Favoriting Fantasmagories     
Ghédalia Tazartès  Untitled (3 tracks)   Favoriting Quelque Part Quelqu'un  Boxed set  TAZARTES, GHEDALIA Works 1977-79 
 
Fossils from the Sun  Tasting the Crown   Favoriting From Another Sun     
Decibel  Orgon Patafisico Part II   Favoriting Fiat Lux     
Harry Hosono & the Yellow Magic Band  Shambhala Signal   Favoriting Ongaku 70: Vintage Psycehdelia in Japan     
Bad Orb  Untitled 1   Favoriting Humanunama     
Grasshopper  Zero Hour, 9am   Favoriting Goodnight Sweet Prince     
 
Leyland Kirby  My dream Contained a Star   Favoriting Eager to tear apart the Stars     
Hobo Sonn  Untitled   Favoriting Wary the Mind     
Dome  Rolliing upon my day   Favoriting Dome 1     
Bill Orcutt  Tic Fit   Favoriting      
 


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Listener comments!

  3:12pm
hubba:

Are we at cruising altitude already?
  3:12pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

well hello again
  3:13pm
hubba:

what is up Fabio, DCE!? Engage! (nerd)
  3:16pm
murph:

nice oscillations to start thigs off. sonic swoops!
  3:16pm
BSI:

whoa. i think i can see my house from here.
  3:18pm
still b/p:

My ceremony of the keys never starts because I can't find them...or perhaps that is the ceremony. I'll wear a miter for it from now on.
  3:20pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

I think I can see my medula oblongata from here!
  3:22pm
Medulla oblongata:

The Failure of Neurons
  3:25pm
plain little turtle Mack:

Your majesty, please... I don't like to complain,
But down here below, we are feeling great pain,
I know up on top you are seeing great sights,
But down at the bottom we, too, should have rights,
  3:26pm
BSI:

SILENCE! There shall be no revolutions while I'm blissing out!
  3:27pm
King Bliss:

thus it was decreed
  3:34pm
Listener Bill:

Is Owry Giant Girlfriend Mr. Giant Man's girlfriend?
  3:35pm
BSI:

.......and does she have a sister?
  3:37pm
seang:

Fabio the Italian Stallion
  3:39pm
hubba:

The Kelley/Neilson track totally killed!!!
  3:40pm
Cecile:

RuPaul and Lady Bunny doing "Throw Ya Hands Up"?
  3:40pm
Cecile:

Ha! RuPaul's Supermodel. Because you are the Supermodel of WFMU, fabio.
  3:41pm
Cecile:

Those would be worthy successors to/breaks from Mr. Giant Man.
  3:47pm
hubba:

There was a DJ at KDVS, Donkey Flybye, that would begin the show with, what I thought, was the opening music to Conan the Barbarian, Basil Poledouris... I would get excited anticipating what would come up next. Opening songs are the best!
  3:48pm
Cecile:

How about something from the soundtrack of the Sea Hawk?
  3:49pm
Cecile:

Or maybe (sung to the tune of "Gamera" by MST3K:

Fabio is really neat,
He is filled with human meat
We all love him, Fabio!
  3:50pm
das:

How about the theme to "I can't believe it's not butter'
  3:50pm
hubba:

I can enjoy the show so much more now that know Fabio is filled with human meat... I was concerned
  3:51pm
Cecile:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNy73PP-YeI
  3:52pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

well, most FMU programmers are cannibals, right?
  3:53pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

that's how they retain that certain "edge"
  3:53pm
Ike:

Har har har har har har har har @ "filled with human meat" -- thanks for the laugh, Cecile. Yes, let's get some other FMU DJs to sing this and give it to Fabio.
  3:55pm
Cecile:

Maybe Clay could sing it.:D
  3:55pm
Cecile:

New York London Paris Munich....
  3:57pm
Bill F.:

Hey you all, I found a crossword puzzle from a couple of weeks ago. Anyone know who played Joe Palooka in the 1934 film "Palooka?"

This isn't cheating, btw.
  3:58pm
The Internet:

So using me is cheating, but asking here is not cheating??? I never got that memo!
  3:59pm
Stewart Erwin:

Dat was me in dat pitchah, cheater!
  4:03pm
BSI:

I coulda been an antenna.
  4:04pm
The Internet:

Stuart Erwin died in 1967.
  4:07pm
Ike:

LOL@BSI. You mean like this?
http://store.wfmustore.org/raspdu.html
  4:11pm
BSI:

CHRIST ALMIGHTY, @Ike. That's beautiful. But XXL only? That's a bloody sleeping-bag. Ah well.....
  4:12pm
Bloody Sleeping Bag:

Hope they've got a patent on those
  4:14pm
hubba:

Rodd Keith "I am a Real American"
  4:15pm
Ike:

Yeah, that's a real oldie, therefore all the other sizes are sold out, as w/so many other classic shirts. (I've got one at home, faded and stretched out after much wear.) Drawn by actual 5-year-old volunteer in the early 90s, if I recall correctly. You reminded me of it, as I always figured that was a living FMU transmitter stalking the spaceways.
  4:15pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

floored by this track. unfurling leisurely over my desk.
  4:17pm
Colm:

nice
  4:19pm
hubba:

sorry... Rick Derringer sang "(I am a) Real American...
  4:26pm
Cecile:

IT WAS A BABY ANIMAL
  4:31pm
hubba:

This album is fantastic... I wish this got put out on vinyl. track 8 has an excerpt from them playing live at a record store i used to work at. Thanks Fabio! Now, if you had the Blithe Sons cd-r on chocolate monk...
  4:41pm
Mike East:

Great sounds today, Fab. Did anyone see Drive? I loved it.
  4:47pm
slab:

has anyone, or Fabio, seen Hobo with a Shotgun? Since the discussion board has before wished Fabio would have some kind of movie rating list or something like IMDB but with Fabio.
  4:49pm
alberto:

i'm gonna record this camille and play it in reverse
  4:52pm
hubba:

So, does the station purchase these monsters, are they donated, or this something Fabio drags from home? or don't tell me...
  4:53pm
Dead Corporate Eyes:

one of my friends was just talking about Hobo with a Shotgun. I have no idea what it is, though.
  4:59pm
hubba:

VOD did the Grim reissue too which is pretty rad!
  5:09pm
Mike East:

Google will not tell me what Hobo with a Shotgun is, but I am intrigued.
  5:11pm
hubba:

is there a cut on this ongaku 70 comp that is not amazing?
  5:12pm
slab:

imdb.com will tell you about Hobo. It has the dude from Blade Runner in it as the Hobo. It is very Troma like and absolute crazy violent and very grindhouse, but made in 2011
  5:12pm
Ike:

Great show, Fabio!
  5:13pm
hubba:

it has Rutger Hauer... did you imdb the film?
  5:13pm
imdb.com:

synposis: "A homeless vigilante blows away crooked cops, pedophile Santas, and other scumbags with his trusty pump-action shotgun."
  5:14pm
hubba:

A guy who is a union projectionist at a local indie theatre just loves the early paul verhooven films.

I like that rutger hauer movie where he is blind and kicks a lot butt.
  5:16pm
Looms:

d@_@b
  5:16pm
hubba:

Blind Fury
  5:24pm
Mike East:

Ah, cool. Internet is being very strange today. Luckily FMU comments board seems to be mostly unaffected. I will add to netflix when I get home...sounds like a Saturday morning movie for me.
  5:25pm
hubba:

you tell em Fabio!
  5:28pm
slab:

I have booked my place and train for the record fair. can't wait. as the late summer fall like weather approached I always feel the on coming record fair causing goose bumps on my skin.
  5:28pm
hubba:

tasting the crown is so innocent Fabio... what were you thinking?
  5:29pm
Dat Sound:

The Brown Note
  5:29pm
david:

The Quest for the Golden Failure
  5:30pm
jaycjay:

Hobo With a Shotgun certainly is, as slab put it above, "very grindhouse" and for a reason: it was adapted from a trailer for a (at the time) fictional film of the same name that was shown at screenings for the film Grindhouse.
  5:34pm
hubba:

nice, never saw that double feature in the theatre... I enjoyed Machete quite a bit, nothing fabulous, but then again who cares, it was fun.
  5:36pm
Julie:

this is nice
  5:36pm
juli:

fossils from the bad orb ,,, harry hosano and the magic decibel
  5:41pm
Cecile:

hubba, I loved Machete. So much fun!
  5:42pm
audio over the music bed:

Is this the interview from this week where where Clinton rips Obama a new a-hole about the economy? He's obviously positioning Hillary to run if Obama continues imploding so badly.
  5:45pm
juli:

i love that pic of the obamas "kissing" on drudge ,,, hard to tell who means it less
  5:45pm
Listener Dave from Seattle:

I didn't like Hobo with a Shotgon. I got that it was a exploitation film but it didn't even work on that level for me
  5:45pm
hubba:

Did you see Predators? It was nice to see Danny Trejo get a decent role for once.
  5:47pm
hubba:

In fact, the only thing I really disliked about Predators was Topher Grace, gag, puke, throw off cliff... I thought Adrian Brody was pretty good as a beef cake
  5:48pm
jaycjay:

Trejo had a good role on Breaking Bad... though brief. I still remember him from one of my favorite 80's films: Runaway Train!
  5:49pm
Cecile:

What was Machete, hubba? That was a great role for Danny Trejo!
  5:49pm
hubba:

is that also one of your favorite alt rock mega hits? slap me if you must...
  5:49pm
jaycjay:

I didn't see Predators, because after Alien vs. Predator I was done with that franchise.
  5:51pm
hubba:

@Cecile, I was being sarcastic... I was really excited for him, always just kinda a bit part actor... however, big fan of Con Air here...
  5:53pm
hubba:

well, those a vs P movies are spotty, but I enjoyed them both to varying degrees... thought they had more potential... but Predators picks up from the first Predator, but incorporates things and ideas from the entire franchise... it tkaes a leap of faith to get into, but from the opening scenes till the end, i had a blast.
  5:53pm
Cecile:

Ah, OK. Der!

Danny Trejo has a great story about how he got the Runaway Train job (his first). He was someone's NA sponsor and they were freaking out because there was so much blow on the set. He gets down there, and it turns out he did jail time with the director! So he got himself a small part that kept getting bigger.

I heard Brody was great in Predators.
  5:54pm
imdb:

"A child drug addict and criminal, Danny Trejo was in and out of jail for 11 years. While serving time in San Quentin, he won the lightweight and welterweight boxing titles. Imprisoned for armed robbery and drug offenses, he successfully completed a 12-step rehabilitation program that changed his life..."
  5:55pm
Cecile:

he also rescues pit bulls. Whatta guy!
  5:56pm
hubba:

Fabio you did it again... thanks for transporting...
  5:56pm
pgw in mntclr:

triumvirate!
  5:56pm
seang:

the trinity
  5:57pm
SLC John:

Candid Camera hosted by Alan Funt and co-hosted by Derwood Kirby.
  5:57pm
wolfman:

the BLT!
  5:58pm
jaycjay:

Ha, hubba, I had to look it up to see what song might have that name. So, no, definitely not one of my favorites!
  5:58pm
hubba:

That was Fabio's hihglight of the month... Clay, you just devalued his tranquil vision... no what is he going to do?
  5:58pm
Matt from Springfield:

"I SAW IT! I DID!"
It was a public whale watching, not "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet"!
  5:59pm
hubba:

@jaycjay - sorry, couldn't help it
  6:00pm
JanNo:

dome made 5 albums. Yclept was the last one released on WMO records
  6:01pm
pgw in mntclr:

i want a jandek ringtone
  6:01pm
Skirkie:

Commander McBrag:
http://youtu.be/nkZzLUvuLLU
  6:01pm
hubba:

oh man... move over tom scharpling... the triumvirate is the best show on fmu
  6:01pm
Listener Dave from Seattle:

Nothing to see here
  6:02pm
cobradan:

For once Dusty is right.
  6:02pm
Listener John:

If my memory serves me well, Greil Marcus has written that the name "Kill Devil Hills" is the most optimistic place-name in the USA.
  6:03pm
Matt from Springfield:

Wow, not sure if I can make all that continuously, but I'll def check the Archives of any Dusty Show I miss tonight.
  6:03pm
pgw in mntclr:

pentangle do a version of "sally free and easy"
  6:03pm
Matt from Springfield:

Don't worry Fabio, it's passed into Clay's show now :)
  6:03pm
fun cakes:

LOBO !!!
  6:04pm
hubba:

it is still in Clay's 8-track... Lobo
  6:04pm
Matt from Springfield:

ROCKET MAN!
  6:04pm
Ike:

Yeah, Runaway Train (1985) was good stuff.
  6:04pm
Cecile:

There are no wheat fields in St. Paul.
  6:05pm
Matt from Springfield:

Nat Roe's Reverse Adult Contemporary Chartsweep has snippets of all the AC #1s in the past 50 years; the early 70s has TONS of Lobo. I'd heard them, but no clue who they were until I looked those songs up.
  6:06pm
Cecile:

Clay, be quiet.
I want to hear Fabio talk about Machete.
  6:06pm
hubba:

QUICK... grab the vicodin!!!!!!
  6:06pm
slab:

my god, Fabio, me too. I hate that Creed sound and all others like.
  6:06pm
pgw in mntclr:

i just found out recently that type of singing is referred to as "yarling"
  6:06pm
Matt from Springfield:

David Cross has a great routine on Scott Staph of Creed, but it's far too blue to ever play over the airwaves!
  6:07pm
BZ:

THIS... is why I am and will always be... a Fabio man.
Keep it up!
  6:07pm
Matt from Springfield:

@pgw: "Yodeling" + "Snarling" ?
  6:07pm
slab:

would be better if they yodeled instead of yarled
  6:07pm
Cecile:

It's hysterical.

I love how he gets out of the hospital window.
  6:07pm
Listener John:

Long ago I spent real cash money on a Lobo album -- which is a good argument for why a 12-year should not be allowed to be a radio dj.
  6:08pm
Hacksaw Jenkins:

Clay is such a ball hog. He's like the kid from 6th grade who always wanted to be passed the ball... then he'd shoot from mid-court.
  6:09pm
hubba:

Orca is not like Jandek, Orca is like a "tale of a whale"
  6:09pm
seang:

machete dont text
  6:09pm
Matt from Springfield:

@L.John: Yeah, agree with that! I myself would have been like "..And this is one of my Dad's CDs, this band called Foreigner. An old band but they're pretty good..."
  6:10pm
Jim:

Superunknown is a great album (including Spoonman), and Rooster was Layne Staley's high point.
  6:10pm
jaycjay:

heh... that's a perfect analogy, hacksaw!
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