WFMU: Nat Roe: Playlist from September 18, 2012

Nat Roe: Playlist from September 18, 2012

An avant nerd remixing smooth disco in a dancehall stylee.

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September 18, 2012: Mostly songs chosen by the guy who sells socks on the corner...

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Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Songs I Shazammed from the guy who sells socks on the corner of Myrtle-Broadway	That corner is a hell hole, but this guy always plays the best music!	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The last castrato of all time... "The last castrato of all time..."	It's true! Allessandro Moreschi, to my knowledge, is the last (and only) recorded castrato. Recording near the turn of the 20th century.	0:19:53 (Pop-up)

Melisa Morgan thru my phone "Melisa Morgan thru my phone"		0:26:15 (Pop-up)
Really low res version of Claudja Barry	Oh, I still remember the afternoon when I walked by the sock salesman when he was playing this jam.	0:31:51 (Pop-up)
Milan Knizak "Milan Knizak"	Czech fluxus dude who was doing really radical appropriation music for his time. He would cut up vinyl and paste it back together. We hear Bossonova Suite from 1980 and Broken Music from 1978.	0:38:37 (Pop-up)
John Cage's Radio Music "John Cage's Radio Music"	A score written for live radio players...every performance is different. 1956!!!! NINETEEN FIFTY SIX. Cage's work never ceases to amaze.	0:54:35 (Pop-up)
That scene from Reservoir Dogs "That scene from Reservoir Dogs"	Hey man, I'm a lover, not a fighter. But I love this scene since it mixes campy guilty pleasures with harsh imagery. My heart...	0:59:34 (Pop-up)

Remix set "Remix set"	Got some live whalesong from whalesong.net, got some aurora borealis recordings...where's my Gene Rafferty at???	1:08:40 (Pop-up)
Burqa Boyz "Burqa Boyz"	Swisher house tape that Ormolycka just put out called Miami Arab Emirates.	1:25:30 (Pop-up)
Back to the remix set... "Back to the remix set..."	Mixin up this new Heroes of Toolik CD with Ed Saad and Bern Porter rantage, then fading up the new Date Palms split with Pulse Emitter. New Lee Scratch Perry collabo with The Orb.	1:45:25 (Pop-up)
Anton Maiden "Anton Maiden"	Outsider cover of "Aces High" out on Nihilism recs.	1:53:18 (Pop-up)
Camp from Goodiepal "Camp from Goodiepal"	New stuff from this "radical computer music" theorist. He's really into camp lately, all these really Cruisin' USA-ed out jams...suits me.	1:57:54 (Pop-up)

Anthony Braxton "Anthony Braxton"	Composition no. 173 - I saw him play Roulette's 1 year anniversary at the new downtown Brooklyn space. Braxton's choral work is completely amazing! Very challenging. Sometimes embarrassing to listen to. Very disassociative. Lots of Cage-ian ideas floating around. Essential listening, I'd say.	2:10:23 (Pop-up)
New Thought Broadcast LP "New Thought Broadcast LP"	S/T Vinyllll from the Olde English Spelling Bee record label.	2:20:54 (Pop-up)
New James Ferraro CD "New James Ferraro CD"	Man! It's good!!!! Bodyguard/Silica Gel Mixtape, not on a label. This one's got some Memphis Bump inflections in it that are pretty out there.	2:28:48 (Pop-up)
The yodeling Astrologer "The yodeling Astrologer"	AKA Mij, an ESP disk release originally from 1969.	2:36:00 (Pop-up)
Plant And See Reissue amended "Plant And See Reissue amended"		2:45:28 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	12:16am neil: whenever billy speeks the wizards name he is struck by a magical lightening bolt...by the power ov shazam. ka-pow meow
	12:16am corf: I turned on wfmu, though a little out of range of the signal. What comes through is a storm of sadness and need and the noise, unable to tell if it was two stations at once or just lost in the noise attempting to communicate it's own meaning.
	12:16am M: so good. Love from San Francisco Dj from KUSF IN EXILE WE LOVE WFMU and Thankful for your love And support
	12:18am Hugh: HELLO EVERYBODY MUCH LOVE AND RESPECT TO YOU ALL
	12:19am Hugh: OOPS THIS IS NAT NOT HUGH
	12:19am Citizen: Happy Birthday OWS!
	12:20am habitable zone: inputting demented promises
	12:31am Droll: Melisa Morgan sounds like a post-NPG Prince tune!
	12:36am Hugh: She's got SO MANY good songs.
	12:36am Hugh: Oops...This is still Nat.
	12:40am Nat: This is Hugh, not Nat....
	12:45am Hugh: Hi, Hugh.
	12:48am Hat: I was told there'd be Nickelback songs played here.
	12:49am Nat: Wait for it...wait for it...
	12:51am neil: young nat roe enters the ancient chamber ov wfmu, eats the magical bag ov chips...and transformed by the power ov hugh casts his spell across the land. krunch-pop
	12:52am Nat: Neil, are you a poet in real life? You are like the best commenter ever.
	12:57am Lizzie: hey nat! groovy czech sounds.
	12:59am Rory: Dude......... my head.
	1:21am neil: how can those 70s bands hold their breath underwater for soo long? or are these the ones who were launched into space? its hard to sing without air...
	1:25am fred: Hi Nat and commenters
	1:28am Nat: Yo Fred!
	1:37am neil: lassie go fetch help, van halen fell down the well
	1:44am neil: just saw melvins w trevor dunn. 50 dates 50 states tour.
	1:46am fred: @neil: how was it? I never saw them (melvins), something else always seems to come up
	1:57am neil: babylon train to armageddon. last stop. have ur ticket ready.
	1:59am fred: Anton Maiden was so good
	1:59am ☠: awesome!
	2:05am neil: the melvins always bring it. pretty wierd noisey set. they are attempting to set a "world record" by playing all 50 states in 50 dates. they seem focused on that mission. its alot ov road...
	2:07am fred: I guess they'd better keep Hawaii for last
	2:14am fred: I heard high praise of Anthony Braxton's music for piano. Unfortunately I missed a chance to hear it last year
	2:16am Luke: Just woken up bleary eyed and cotton eared. Greetings from the UK, grasshopper Roe.
	2:17am Luke: Got any of those L Ron Hubbard lp's?
	2:17am neil: sock music for a shoeless generation. Hats for the bald.music to pixilate ur privates to. man that stuff made my junk disappear.
	2:18am Nat: Hi Luke. I dunno if we've got any L Ron Hubbard LPs, I've only heard one track by him before, which is pretty hilarious.
	2:28am from Italy: agree with you on the Braxton piece - the narrative is pretty awful but I keep listening to it ... (available btw on a nice (and cheap) 8-CD Black Saint/Soul Note box set)
	2:33am Nat: Hurts so good! Who says good music needs to be pleasant to listen to? Although I would say that the choral music IS sometimes very pleasant. But there's a lot of cringe-worthy stuff in there too.
	2:42am from Italy: yeah, the text is cringey ("and now let's make this sound ..."). Berio is a good antidote!
	2:55am greg: Hello from Poland. I slept 40 minutes last night (woke up 1,5hour ago) and you have completely turned my mind inside our with your music, Nat, especcially concidering my current state. I worry about myself how I will found my way through the pile of papers right now on my desk at the office. For now the yodeling Astrologer knocked me down.

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Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Songs I Shazammed from the guy who sells socks on the corner of Myrtle-Broadway	That corner is a hell hole, but this guy always plays the best music!	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The last castrato of all time... "The last castrato of all time..."	It's true! Allessandro Moreschi, to my knowledge, is the last (and only) recorded castrato. Recording near the turn of the 20th century.	0:19:53 (Pop-up)

Melisa Morgan thru my phone "Melisa Morgan thru my phone"		0:26:15 (Pop-up)
Really low res version of Claudja Barry	Oh, I still remember the afternoon when I walked by the sock salesman when he was playing this jam.	0:31:51 (Pop-up)
Milan Knizak "Milan Knizak"	Czech fluxus dude who was doing really radical appropriation music for his time. He would cut up vinyl and paste it back together. We hear Bossonova Suite from 1980 and Broken Music from 1978.	0:38:37 (Pop-up)
John Cage's Radio Music "John Cage's Radio Music"	A score written for live radio players...every performance is different. 1956!!!! NINETEEN FIFTY SIX. Cage's work never ceases to amaze.	0:54:35 (Pop-up)
That scene from Reservoir Dogs "That scene from Reservoir Dogs"	Hey man, I'm a lover, not a fighter. But I love this scene since it mixes campy guilty pleasures with harsh imagery. My heart...	0:59:34 (Pop-up)

Remix set "Remix set"	Got some live whalesong from whalesong.net, got some aurora borealis recordings...where's my Gene Rafferty at???	1:08:40 (Pop-up)
Burqa Boyz "Burqa Boyz"	Swisher house tape that Ormolycka just put out called Miami Arab Emirates.	1:25:30 (Pop-up)
Back to the remix set... "Back to the remix set..."	Mixin up this new Heroes of Toolik CD with Ed Saad and Bern Porter rantage, then fading up the new Date Palms split with Pulse Emitter. New Lee Scratch Perry collabo with The Orb.	1:45:25 (Pop-up)
Anton Maiden "Anton Maiden"	Outsider cover of "Aces High" out on Nihilism recs.	1:53:18 (Pop-up)
Camp from Goodiepal "Camp from Goodiepal"	New stuff from this "radical computer music" theorist. He's really into camp lately, all these really Cruisin' USA-ed out jams...suits me.	1:57:54 (Pop-up)

Anthony Braxton "Anthony Braxton"	Composition no. 173 - I saw him play Roulette's 1 year anniversary at the new downtown Brooklyn space. Braxton's choral work is completely amazing! Very challenging. Sometimes embarrassing to listen to. Very disassociative. Lots of Cage-ian ideas floating around. Essential listening, I'd say.	2:10:23 (Pop-up)
New Thought Broadcast LP "New Thought Broadcast LP"	S/T Vinyllll from the Olde English Spelling Bee record label.	2:20:54 (Pop-up)
New James Ferraro CD "New James Ferraro CD"	Man! It's good!!!! Bodyguard/Silica Gel Mixtape, not on a label. This one's got some Memphis Bump inflections in it that are pretty out there.	2:28:48 (Pop-up)
The yodeling Astrologer "The yodeling Astrologer"	AKA Mij, an ESP disk release originally from 1969.	2:36:00 (Pop-up)
Plant And See Reissue amended "Plant And See Reissue amended"		2:45:28 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:16am neil: whenever billy speeks the wizards name he is struck by a magical lightening bolt...by the power ov shazam. ka-pow meow
	12:16am corf: I turned on wfmu, though a little out of range of the signal. What comes through is a storm of sadness and need and the noise, unable to tell if it was two stations at once or just lost in the noise attempting to communicate it's own meaning.
	12:16am M: so good. Love from San Francisco Dj from KUSF IN EXILE WE LOVE WFMU and Thankful for your love And support
	12:18am Hugh: HELLO EVERYBODY MUCH LOVE AND RESPECT TO YOU ALL
	12:19am Hugh: OOPS THIS IS NAT NOT HUGH
	12:19am Citizen: Happy Birthday OWS!
	12:20am habitable zone: inputting demented promises
	12:31am Droll: Melisa Morgan sounds like a post-NPG Prince tune!
	12:36am Hugh: She's got SO MANY good songs.
	12:36am Hugh: Oops...This is still Nat.
	12:40am Nat: This is Hugh, not Nat....
	12:45am Hugh: Hi, Hugh.
	12:48am Hat: I was told there'd be Nickelback songs played here.
	12:49am Nat: Wait for it...wait for it...
	12:51am neil: young nat roe enters the ancient chamber ov wfmu, eats the magical bag ov chips...and transformed by the power ov hugh casts his spell across the land. krunch-pop
	12:52am Nat: Neil, are you a poet in real life? You are like the best commenter ever.
	12:57am Lizzie: hey nat! groovy czech sounds.
	12:59am Rory: Dude......... my head.
	1:21am neil: how can those 70s bands hold their breath underwater for soo long? or are these the ones who were launched into space? its hard to sing without air...
	1:25am fred: Hi Nat and commenters
	1:28am Nat: Yo Fred!
	1:37am neil: lassie go fetch help, van halen fell down the well
	1:44am neil: just saw melvins w trevor dunn. 50 dates 50 states tour.
	1:46am fred: @neil: how was it? I never saw them (melvins), something else always seems to come up
	1:57am neil: babylon train to armageddon. last stop. have ur ticket ready.
	1:59am fred: Anton Maiden was so good
	1:59am ☠: awesome!
	2:05am neil: the melvins always bring it. pretty wierd noisey set. they are attempting to set a "world record" by playing all 50 states in 50 dates. they seem focused on that mission. its alot ov road...
	2:07am fred: I guess they'd better keep Hawaii for last
	2:14am fred: I heard high praise of Anthony Braxton's music for piano. Unfortunately I missed a chance to hear it last year
	2:16am Luke: Just woken up bleary eyed and cotton eared. Greetings from the UK, grasshopper Roe.
	2:17am Luke: Got any of those L Ron Hubbard lp's?
	2:17am neil: sock music for a shoeless generation. Hats for the bald.music to pixilate ur privates to. man that stuff made my junk disappear.
	2:18am Nat: Hi Luke. I dunno if we've got any L Ron Hubbard LPs, I've only heard one track by him before, which is pretty hilarious.
	2:28am from Italy: agree with you on the Braxton piece - the narrative is pretty awful but I keep listening to it ... (available btw on a nice (and cheap) 8-CD Black Saint/Soul Note box set)
	2:33am Nat: Hurts so good! Who says good music needs to be pleasant to listen to? Although I would say that the choral music IS sometimes very pleasant. But there's a lot of cringe-worthy stuff in there too.
	2:42am from Italy: yeah, the text is cringey ("and now let's make this sound ..."). Berio is a good antidote!
	2:55am greg: Hello from Poland. I slept 40 minutes last night (woke up 1,5hour ago) and you have completely turned my mind inside our with your music, Nat, especcially concidering my current state. I worry about myself how I will found my way through the pile of papers right now on my desk at the office. For now the yodeling Astrologer knocked me down.

Nat Roe: Playlist from September 18, 2012

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