WFMU: Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from August 31, 2012

Listener comments!
	3:05pm DCE: were you projecting onto Bryce back there?
	3:05pm pierre: Bonsoir Kurt ! Glad to be here live from Paris. i love this song.
	3:06pm hamburger: I enjoyed that banter
	3:07pm Cheri Pi: I'm one of the few in my peer group who love Steely Dan.
	3:07pm common: hell yea Steely Dan! Where's the coke?
	3:09pm hamburger: that gif looks dirty. or I have a dirty mind.
	3:10pm Art Smass: Loving the show down here in Muswellbrook!
	3:11pm DCE: dirty? hmm...now that you mention it, the back and forth thrusting of the blue and green squares into the pink area...umm...
	3:12pm common: dirty
	3:14pm Woofers: Luvin the Third Eye!
	3:17pm DJKG: good afternoon, everyone!
	3:22pm davo: I have some music that fits your program- please check it out- http://soundcloud.com/dju-6/braindub-edit cool sounds your'e playing :)
	3:23pm DCE: nice and noisy today, DJKG. I say well done old chap.
	3:26pm fred: Good afternoon Kurt and listeners Nice start to this show, hence to my weekend
	3:27pm Carmichael: Hiya, Kurty boy.
	3:29pm Carmichael: And a nice Journey-themed landscape, Jeff!
	3:31pm bryce: kurt, really good show!
	3:31pm northguineahills: Where's the Bassoon, I don't hear one! Ultramarine recs has some good stuff!
	3:32pm DCE: bryce likes your show!
	3:33pm northguineahills: Ninni Morgia (Aquamarine is his label), was here in Brooklyn, but the last I spoke to him, he was back in Italy.
	3:33pm DCE: that's it. I refuse to do any more work today.
	3:37pm DJKG: no kidding, ngh! i didn't know that was ninni's label!
	3:39pm common: this is great!
	3:45pm BSI: deep. me likey.
	3:46pm northguineahills: From the other room, this Wastell/McHugh sounded like Biosphere.
	3:51pm Caryn: Hello all!
	3:55pm Cheri Pi: Hi Caryn~ bliss out w/ us
	3:55pm Carmichael: This is some broodong Cage music. Hard to edit documents by, as I get too involved in the music.
	3:57pm northguineahills: I found it interesting that they had a Cage score at MOMA.
	3:58pm fred: Good evening Caryn, it's been a while
	4:00pm Carmichael: brooding ... Brew dong happens at my local pub.
	4:03pm Caryn: Hi Cheri! Yeah, fred, been away on holiday, most of it on a little island. No WFMU for almost 3 weeks. Good to be back!
	4:06pm hamburger: there's some weird thing going on at MOMA, photos of people crying whilst the artist is just sitting in a chair staring at them... http://marinaabramovicmademecry.tumblr.com/
	4:32pm tim from champaign: Great interview! I never noticed the sitar-y sound in this song before.
	4:37pm Carmichael: I didn't realize that Denny Randell was involved in the writing of Lover's Concerto. He worked with Bob Crewe and ultimately wrote some good Four Seasons numbers.
	4:41pm Caryn: The post-interview set is really coming out swinging!
	4:53pm Mike East: sounding good today, DJKG!
	4:57pm common: Happy weekend everyone!!~!!! Beer beer beer!!!!
	4:58pm Mike East: I'll take one of those, common!
	5:01pm fred: This is really nice. I'm going to miss this show when I resume my regular schedule -- being at a gig on Friday nights.
	5:01pm Carmichael: Beer is so close, but yet so far ....
	5:04pm kat330: Here for the last hour at least. Hi, Kurt and ready-for-the-weekend listeners!
	5:04pm Caryn: Speaking of film music, spent most of the day racking my brain after watching a movie with a Michael Nyman score, only to recognise one bit as originally coming from another movie, and more specifically, a scene where someone committed suicide. Just couldn't remember what. Drove me nuts until I googled the track...
	5:09pm M: Love your show Listen regularly We love WFMU And many thanks all your support One Dj at KUSF in EXILE
	5:13pm hamburger: so which movie was it Caryn?!
	5:13pm kat330: Hey, Caryn! I don't believe I've seen you on MM, at least not in recent months. You might enjoy checking out Kurt's playlist here when you have a moment: http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/46503 for some Gristle-y Kat sounds sent in. :) [TrisKaideKaphobic MonKs]
	5:16pm Caryn: @kat: ooh, will have to check that out! Yeah, I tend to somewhat lurk during MM, as I tend to just zone out on the music and not write that much on the comments board.
	5:17pm kat330: Oh, then maybe you already heard it. And speaking of films, did you ever see "Iron Sky," Caryn?
	5:25pm Caryn: @kat: not yet (couldn't afford to see it while it was in theatres), but will undoubtedly check it out at some point.
	5:37pm hamburger: woa
	5:37pm fred: I really like Tom Johnson. Galileo is amazing live; even though you quickly know what's next, it's still new. And it's both physical and intellectual
	5:37pm kat330: This is fascinating. I have 2 streams just the tiniest bit off-sync making it -- mind-blowing.
	5:37pm hamburger: seems david lynch-y today
	5:38pm hamburger: spooky ragtime
	5:39pm DJKG: yeah, johnson's crazy! do you know his "lecture on repeating" (or a title similar to that)? the audience yells to get him to either repeat the last sentence or move on to the next one after each line. it's amazing and hilarious! i heard him do it and was half the room was on the floor laughing because it's so absurd and he's so stone-faced doing it.
	5:40pm Prog Police: I checked the "Math" box for Tom Johnson, but unless there's an arrangement with flute playing the solo line, this is not going to be reported to The Central Scrutinizer.
	5:44pm fred: @DJKG: I didn't know that one. But he lives in Paris and has ties to both my favorite venue (instants chavirés) and where I work. I've had chance sightings quite a few times, asking "hey, isn't that Tom Johnson?" to people nearby, getting blank stares in return...
	5:46pm DJKG: oh, you should go chat him up! i've only spoken to him briefly but i think he'd be very approachable. ask him to do some math problems for you!
	5:52pm fred: What I love most about Johnson's music is that you know the structure, but you really don't know what will fill it, and it's actually quite open within that framework I know he's open-minded and approachable, but it's kinda tricky in my situation
	5:53pm DJKG: very well put. you know the structure but still can't see what it'll be. i like that. if you don't mind my asking, what situation?
	5:56pm kat330: Good luck next Wednesday, Kurt! Thanks for the fascinating sounds heard today. Have a good one, people!
	5:57pm fred: Well, when I see him at Ircam, he's with high ranking researchers, and I'm just a technician, I can't just go and interrupt.
	5:58pm northguineahills: Great set Kurt! See you next week!
	6:00pm fred: Nice show Kurt! I'll be at a gig next week... hear you later then

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from August 31, 2012

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August 31, 2012: Natural High (With a Top 40 Request from Laura Kaminsky)
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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Bloodstone	Natural High "Natural High" by "Bloodstone"		London	1972	45
Steely Dan	Black Friday "Black Friday" by "Steely Dan"	A Decade of Steely Dan	MCA	1985	CD		0:02:39 (Pop-up)
Third Eye	Black Friday "Black Friday" by "Third Eye"	Negru Voda / An Impulse of Fear	Crowd Control Activities	1998	CD	split with Raudive Experiments	0:06:03 (Pop-up)
Gog	Gasp In a Fifty Pound Claw "Gasp In a Fifty Pound Claw" by "Gog"	Mist From the Random More	Utech	2009	CD		0:12:37 (Pop-up)
Bassoon	Flight of Hektor "Flight of Hektor" by "Bassoon"	Bassoon	Ultramarine	2012	CD		0:21:19 (Pop-up)

Gian Luigi Diana and Jimmy Johnsen	Fukushima Blues	MU	Setola DiMaiale	2011	CD		0:32:44 (Pop-up)
Mark Wastell & Jonathan McHugh	Eventide	Fukishuma!	Presqu'ile	2012	CD		0:37:04 (Pop-up)
Steffen Schleiermacher	Electronic Music for 2 Pianos	John Cage: Complete Piano Music	MDG	2012	CD	Composed by John Cage in 1964; This recording originally released in 1998	0:43:30 (Pop-up)
Claire Bryant and Idith Meshulam	Duo for Piano and Cello		forthcoming release	2012	WAV	Composed by Laura Kaminsky in 2002	0:58:13 (Pop-up)
Laura Kaminsky	interview "interview" by "Laura Kaminsky"						1:15:56 (Pop-up)
Stevie Wonder	Signed Sealed Delivered	Looking Back	Motown	1977	LP		1:27:52 (Pop-up)
The Delfonics	A Lover's Concerto "A Lover's Concerto" by "The Delfonics"	La La Means I Love You	Ace Records	2007	CD	Originally released in 1968	1:29:48 (Pop-up)
Rotary Connection	Let Them Talk "Let Them Talk" by "Rotary Connection"	Aladdin	Raven	1998	CD	Originally Released in 1968	1:31:55 (Pop-up)
Brian Eno	The Fat Lady of Limbourg	Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy)	Asphodel	2004	CD	Originally released in 1974	1:36:20 (Pop-up)
Mark Dresser	Prophecy of the Somnabulist	The Cabinet Of Dr. Caligari	Knitting Factory Works	1994	CD		1:41:17 (Pop-up)
Erdem Helvacioglu	Blood Drops by the Pool	Eleven Short Stories	Innova	2012	CD		1:49:02 (Pop-up)
Ross Bolleter	Goya's Dog "Goya's Dog" by "Ross Bolleter"	Night Kitchen: An Hour of Ruined Piano	Emanem	2010	CD		1:52:52 (Pop-up)

Larry Polansky	#18 (2002) Trio Canon for Christian Wolff	Four-Voice Canons	Cold Blue Music	2002	CD		2:06:37 (Pop-up)
Eberhard Blum / Nils Vigeland	For Christian Wolff (excerpt)	For Christian Wolff	hatNOW	1992	CD	Composed by Morton Feldman in 1986	2:11:40 (Pop-up)
Tom Johnson	Mersenne Numbers "Mersenne Numbers" by "Tom Johnson"	Music for 88	Experimental Intermedia	1992	CD		2:29:36 (Pop-up)

Glasgow Improvisers Orchestra	Impreocherto (for HB)	GN82: Impreocherto (for HB)	Iorram	2012	CD		2:42:21 (Pop-up)
Petula Clark	The Show is Over "The Show is Over" by "Petula Clark"	Beautiful Sounds: The Petula Clark Songbook	Castle	2000	CD		2:54:09 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:05pm DCE: were you projecting onto Bryce back there?
	3:05pm pierre: Bonsoir Kurt ! Glad to be here live from Paris. i love this song.
	3:06pm hamburger: I enjoyed that banter
	3:07pm Cheri Pi: I'm one of the few in my peer group who love Steely Dan.
	3:07pm common: hell yea Steely Dan! Where's the coke?
	3:09pm hamburger: that gif looks dirty. or I have a dirty mind.
	3:10pm Art Smass: Loving the show down here in Muswellbrook!
	3:11pm DCE: dirty? hmm...now that you mention it, the back and forth thrusting of the blue and green squares into the pink area...umm...
	3:12pm common: dirty
	3:14pm Woofers: Luvin the Third Eye!
	3:17pm DJKG: good afternoon, everyone!
	3:22pm davo: I have some music that fits your program- please check it out- http://soundcloud.com/dju-6/braindub-edit cool sounds your'e playing :)
	3:23pm DCE: nice and noisy today, DJKG. I say well done old chap.
	3:26pm fred: Good afternoon Kurt and listeners Nice start to this show, hence to my weekend
	3:27pm Carmichael: Hiya, Kurty boy.
	3:29pm Carmichael: And a nice Journey-themed landscape, Jeff!
	3:31pm bryce: kurt, really good show!
	3:31pm northguineahills: Where's the Bassoon, I don't hear one! Ultramarine recs has some good stuff!
	3:32pm DCE: bryce likes your show!
	3:33pm northguineahills: Ninni Morgia (Aquamarine is his label), was here in Brooklyn, but the last I spoke to him, he was back in Italy.
	3:33pm DCE: that's it. I refuse to do any more work today.
	3:37pm DJKG: no kidding, ngh! i didn't know that was ninni's label!
	3:39pm common: this is great!
	3:45pm BSI: deep. me likey.
	3:46pm northguineahills: From the other room, this Wastell/McHugh sounded like Biosphere.
	3:51pm Caryn: Hello all!
	3:55pm Cheri Pi: Hi Caryn~ bliss out w/ us
	3:55pm Carmichael: This is some broodong Cage music. Hard to edit documents by, as I get too involved in the music.
	3:57pm northguineahills: I found it interesting that they had a Cage score at MOMA.
	3:58pm fred: Good evening Caryn, it's been a while
	4:00pm Carmichael: brooding ... Brew dong happens at my local pub.
	4:03pm Caryn: Hi Cheri! Yeah, fred, been away on holiday, most of it on a little island. No WFMU for almost 3 weeks. Good to be back!
	4:06pm hamburger: there's some weird thing going on at MOMA, photos of people crying whilst the artist is just sitting in a chair staring at them... http://marinaabramovicmademecry.tumblr.com/
	4:32pm tim from champaign: Great interview! I never noticed the sitar-y sound in this song before.
	4:37pm Carmichael: I didn't realize that Denny Randell was involved in the writing of Lover's Concerto. He worked with Bob Crewe and ultimately wrote some good Four Seasons numbers.
	4:41pm Caryn: The post-interview set is really coming out swinging!
	4:53pm Mike East: sounding good today, DJKG!
	4:57pm common: Happy weekend everyone!!~!!! Beer beer beer!!!!
	4:58pm Mike East: I'll take one of those, common!
	5:01pm fred: This is really nice. I'm going to miss this show when I resume my regular schedule -- being at a gig on Friday nights.
	5:01pm Carmichael: Beer is so close, but yet so far ....
	5:04pm kat330: Here for the last hour at least. Hi, Kurt and ready-for-the-weekend listeners!
	5:04pm Caryn: Speaking of film music, spent most of the day racking my brain after watching a movie with a Michael Nyman score, only to recognise one bit as originally coming from another movie, and more specifically, a scene where someone committed suicide. Just couldn't remember what. Drove me nuts until I googled the track...
	5:09pm M: Love your show Listen regularly We love WFMU And many thanks all your support One Dj at KUSF in EXILE
	5:13pm hamburger: so which movie was it Caryn?!
	5:13pm kat330: Hey, Caryn! I don't believe I've seen you on MM, at least not in recent months. You might enjoy checking out Kurt's playlist here when you have a moment: http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/46503 for some Gristle-y Kat sounds sent in. :) [TrisKaideKaphobic MonKs]
	5:16pm Caryn: @kat: ooh, will have to check that out! Yeah, I tend to somewhat lurk during MM, as I tend to just zone out on the music and not write that much on the comments board.
	5:17pm kat330: Oh, then maybe you already heard it. And speaking of films, did you ever see "Iron Sky," Caryn?
	5:25pm Caryn: @kat: not yet (couldn't afford to see it while it was in theatres), but will undoubtedly check it out at some point.
	5:37pm hamburger: woa
	5:37pm fred: I really like Tom Johnson. Galileo is amazing live; even though you quickly know what's next, it's still new. And it's both physical and intellectual
	5:37pm kat330: This is fascinating. I have 2 streams just the tiniest bit off-sync making it -- mind-blowing.
	5:37pm hamburger: seems david lynch-y today
	5:38pm hamburger: spooky ragtime
	5:39pm DJKG: yeah, johnson's crazy! do you know his "lecture on repeating" (or a title similar to that)? the audience yells to get him to either repeat the last sentence or move on to the next one after each line. it's amazing and hilarious! i heard him do it and was half the room was on the floor laughing because it's so absurd and he's so stone-faced doing it.
	5:40pm Prog Police: I checked the "Math" box for Tom Johnson, but unless there's an arrangement with flute playing the solo line, this is not going to be reported to The Central Scrutinizer.
	5:44pm fred: @DJKG: I didn't know that one. But he lives in Paris and has ties to both my favorite venue (instants chavirés) and where I work. I've had chance sightings quite a few times, asking "hey, isn't that Tom Johnson?" to people nearby, getting blank stares in return...
	5:46pm DJKG: oh, you should go chat him up! i've only spoken to him briefly but i think he'd be very approachable. ask him to do some math problems for you!
	5:52pm fred: What I love most about Johnson's music is that you know the structure, but you really don't know what will fill it, and it's actually quite open within that framework I know he's open-minded and approachable, but it's kinda tricky in my situation
	5:53pm DJKG: very well put. you know the structure but still can't see what it'll be. i like that. if you don't mind my asking, what situation?
	5:56pm kat330: Good luck next Wednesday, Kurt! Thanks for the fascinating sounds heard today. Have a good one, people!
	5:57pm fred: Well, when I see him at Ircam, he's with high ranking researchers, and I'm just a technician, I can't just go and interrupt.
	5:58pm northguineahills: Great set Kurt! See you next week!
	6:00pm fred: Nice show Kurt! I'll be at a gig next week... hear you later then

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from August 31, 2012

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