WFMU: Irwin Chusid: Playlist from June 19, 2013

Listener comments!
	👻 2:59pm rrg: Can I work and listen to genre-surfing tokenism at the same time? I guess I'll find out.
	👻 3:01pm rrg: Yeah, those Norwegian moths will get you every time.
	3:01pm fleep: Can you afijord to divide your attention?
	3:01pm B: I thought the same thing yet still turned on my internet connection to the U.org. There is always mute I guess.
	3:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Hullo me fellow invasive geometrids.
	3:01pm Michael: Pretty quickly, I reckon.
	👻 3:02pm Alison Porchnik: Irwin, we went over this already. You already know the answer is "rapidly."
	👻 3:02pm G: Those color wheels are what you see when you are double and triple posting to the board via the mobile app.
	3:03pm Michael: Speaking of larval parasitoids, I saw something outside my house this weekend I've never seen before - a hummingbird moth. Very odd.
	3:03pm fleep: To get to the other side. Winning!
	3:03pm Sem Chumbo: What's the signing bonus for a larval parasitoid recruit, anyway?
	3:03pm hamburger: who'd thunk the geomtrid thing'd look so cute www.amentsoc.org...
	👻 3:04pm rrg: Still awash in Brood II cicadas over here in my neighborhood. But the invasion might be starting to wind down.
	3:05pm hamburger: 25.media.tumblr.com...
	3:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - how do they sound rrg?
	👻 3:06pm rrg: I have a recording. A remarkable sound.
	3:07pm jan: During lunch I read a review of Kenny G's new book in the New York Times! In that his show and yours were intertwined all those years, I hope that you will be able to make sense of it all.
	3:08pm Matt from Springfield: FINALLY, some entomology academic queries and figures, and Rubén Gonzales at the same time. Thanks Dr. Chusid.
	3:09pm fleep: Sem the whole recruitment process is mysterious. Maybe they use Craigslist.
	👻 3:09pm rrg: How can I work when stuff like this is playing? Cut it out.
	3:11pm hamburger: top ten tips for passing your first larval interview
	3:11pm northguineahills: I need my weekly dose of a peer reviewed academic article, no matter the subject.
	3:11pm Lewis: @jan - would you post a link to the Kenny G book review?
	3:12pm Matt from Springfield: Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, screw you! This is the only CPE that matters!
	3:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: noirce Matt
	3:15pm jan: @Irwin: That is offer some commentary so that we can make sense. @Lewis: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/19/books/seven-american-deaths-and-disasters-transcribes-the-news.html?smid=tw-nytimesarts&seid=auto&_r=0
	👻 3:15pm rrg: Speak, DJ. Speak.
	3:16pm Lewis: thanks @jan
	3:17pm Stevel: Damn! I'm guilty by default.
	3:18pm r i s k y: The quisas track got my girls madre to add 91.1fm to her dial!!! GO IRWIN!
	3:18pm Matt from Springfield: Good DJ. Hey RRN63!
	3:19pm Sem Chumbo: fleep@3:09. How did you know that? oslo.no.craigslist.org...
	👻 3:20pm rrg: Your comment: (No HTML, please)
	3:20pm hamburger: ha!
	3:20pm Droll: [on phone with RIAA] No, he didn't steal MY music, I gave that to him, but he says he stole everyone else's music and I'm calling on their behalf. Yes, I'll hold... What's that tapping sound?
	3:22pm fleep: Sem: HA!
	👻 3:26pm G: My comment is no HTML, please.
	👻 3:27pm RIAA: [cupping hand over receiver] We got another on the line. Come on my extension and just listen to this shit.
	3:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Beer is Great People are Good & God is Crazy
	3:30pm Mike East: I dunno. Beer can be pretty great, too, I think.
	👻 3:30pm G: That means beer is better than people, I'm thinking
	3:31pm Rick from SC: Is there a story behind this song? Beer is great!
	3:31pm northguineahills: The rabbit got it right....
	3:31pm Michael: Beer is God.
	3:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Beer is Okay People are Crap God is Incomprehensible
	👻 3:34pm rrg: Who invented the convention that the artist name on mashups is "A vs. B vs. C"? It's not the first thing that would have occurred to me.
	3:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I know it ('vs.') from TripHop stuff - dunno where they got it...
	3:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'm a real guar gum enthusiast...
	👻 3:40pm rrg: We're not really so fracasian here. Are we?
	👻 3:40pm rrg: Just what we need.
	👻 3:41pm G: we're only fractionally fracasian
	3:42pm Robert: Let's come up with a new convention that doesn't imply rivalry. How about deciding which musicians provided the "floor" or "bed" of the mashup, and then saying that musician "hosts" the other one?
	3:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Frack Baby Frack.
	3:43pm Droll: rrg, Good point, the "samples" are complementary, not conflicting, and "A + B + C" makes more sense. "A+B+C vs. Guy-With-Laptop" would be an even more accurate description.
	👻 3:44pm G: Guy With Laptop is such a fucking prolific group any more. I just can't keep up with his discography.
	👻 3:45pm rrg: And I've heard enough recordings of "Track 01" to last me a lifetime, thank you very much.
	👻 3:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: RIP Slim Whitman, 1924-2013....was number one in England longer than Elvis and The Beatles.
	👻 3:51pm rrg: Yes, I saw that, KFHP. And so many record collections advertised on TV in my younger days.
	👻 3:52pm rrg: I love how the name Elizabeth has so many different nicknames associated with it. Of which "Beth" is only one.
	👻 3:52pm rrg: It's so easy to post comments now (without HTML) that I wonder if I could even DO the arithmetic now that I've gotten out of practice.
	👻 3:53pm rrg: How does a vibraphone differ from a xylophone?
	👻 3:53pm G: It was only ever adding the last digits, and copying the other two.
	👻 3:54pm G: It has a different vibe.
	👻 3:54pm rrg: I'll try to remember that if I ever have to do it again.
	3:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: : ) - it has electric fans that make the tone vibrate...
	👻 3:55pm rrg: Gerry and the Pacemakers had a song called "La La La" also. But it didn't sound like this at all.
	3:55pm Mike East: @rrg - a vibraphone has metal bars and a motor that spins creating a vibrato/tremelo effect. a xylophone has wood bars, and no motor. difference in rental price, about $25
	3:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - no fair - he rents these things...
	3:57pm Droll: rrg, Vibes have rotating butterfly valves over the pipes. Marimba has wood tines that don't sustain much but xylophone has metal bars with enough sustain to make the butterfly valves do something useful to the tone.
	👻 3:57pm rrg: But a xylophone player could pick up and play the vibraphone no sweat, right?
	3:58pm Droll: ...and $25/day... and plastic vs. rubber or yarn mallets.
	3:58pm Irwin: R.I.P. Kim Thompson of Fantagraphics. Bye-bye, friend.
	3:58pm Caryn: The metallophone is being viciously ignored in this conversation.
	👻 3:59pm G: fyi, no one's updated his wiki bio as of the moment to report his demise...
	👻 4:00pm rrg: The what?
	4:01pm Caryn: Although, technically, a vibraphone is a type of metallophone.
	👻 4:01pm rrg: Wikipedia says that Kim Thompson was only 56.
	👻 4:02pm rrg: You don't need permission. Just air them. It's "public" radio. Isn't that how it works?
	4:03pm Laura L: Thank goodness a visitor just left, so just tuning in--oh, no, Kim Thompson RIP. Well, I'll stop typing now.
	👻 4:06pm rrg: It goes downhill from this?
	4:12pm amEdeo: I like this. Very sad about Kim Thompson though. But yay for Joe Frank.
	4:19pm Stevel: I love all of this.
	👻 4:21pm G: So a guy in a chicken suit walks into a bar. A prostitute comes in...
	4:22pm Mike East: For $75, I believe you can get Joe Frank to hand write you a personal letter.
	4:22pm Robert: Damn, that's like my BMs always tend to be!
	👻 4:23pm G: tmi :p
	4:23pm Jeezy: Ah, Joe, How I've missed your unapproachable genius...
	4:25pm Droll: G, Radio: Theater of the Mind (or at least the bathroom)
	4:28pm Robert: It's TMI when I write it here, but not when Joe Frank performs it?
	👻 4:29pm rrg: I had to leave in the middle of this so I'll catch it later. Is it over yet?
	4:29pm JP: What was that background song just playin'? "I'm a 70 yr old xxxx" ?
	👻 4:30pm rrg: Ah, yes, looks like. Estrogen Jihad on the playlist.
	4:30pm Droll: rrg, Three more to go. I think I'm starting to get the feel for Mr. Frank. By the last one I'll probably ask to have the first two re-aired... Archives appointment, I guess.
	4:31pm Caryn: This reminds me, the latest music debate over here is about Lana Del Rey apparently using recordings of cheering and singing audiences to boost the sound of the audience at her recent gig.
	👻 4:33pm Alison Porchnik: wow. she's great.
	👻 4:34pm rrg: I don't much mind if Lana del Rey does that, or if Lindsey Lohan steals something from Saks, or if Juliette Barnes steals a bottle of nail polish.
	👻 4:35pm rrg: Yes, a surprising voice for such a young person.
	4:35pm Droll: Caryn, Lots of "live" albums have the equivalent of laugh-track. Frampton Comes Alive is notorious for sounding like it was recorded in a 30,000 seat arena even though it was closer to 6,000.
	4:35pm JP: what played briefly between Joe Frank and Estrogen Jihad?
	👻 4:35pm rrg: But I DO care if I'm disturbed.
	4:37pm Irwin: @JP: It was the outro of the JF ep. Don't know the artist, not ID'ed in the credits.
	4:38pm Caryn: @Droll: see, for a live album I can kinda understand doing that (even if I'm a bit perturbed by it), but for average concerts? What's the point? It's not as if the audience doesn't go, "Hang on, there's nowhere near enough people here to make that much noise. Who the hell is doing that thunderous clapping in rhythm?"
	4:39pm Laura L: Thanks for the Joe Frank, Irwin--his particular disturbance is very welcome.
	👻 4:40pm rrg: Try that outro track in Shazam or SoundHound once the archive is up. Which, last week, happened in under an hour from episode completion.
	4:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - like The Seeds 'Live' album might've been fairly Live In Studio - but there was no Audience (said to be a fair representation of what had happened for them Live - & a good album anyhow) ...all kindsa stuff like that or worse... - You mean she had bigger audience sound piped in to an actual concert as it happened?
	4:41pm JP: Thanks, Irwin & rrg! :)
	4:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - some Bluesman - be interesting to know...
	4:43pm Caryn: @RRN63: yep, several audience members and a couple of critics there to review the concert then made it big news after they complained about the ridiculousness of it. Seriously, I see no point in doing that. It'll only end up turning people against you, as happened here.
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...BobDylan had extra people booing piped in when he went electric : ) ...
	4:46pm Droll: Dubbed applause to punch-up a less-than-ecstatic audience is far less strange/gratuitous than adding a laugh-track to a studio-shot TV show which has no live audience. I guess dubbing applause is less conspicuous than a big sign flashing APPLAUSE between songs like "live" TV shows use.
	👻 4:49pm rrg: You can be better than you are--you could be swinging on a star.
	4:50pm Robert: Fake audience noise is now being used at some baseball stadiums where the games are sparsely attended.
	👻 4:51pm rrg: I got a jar of moonbeams right here in my pocket. Right next to that falling star that I caught and put there.
	👻 4:54pm rrg: He does a creditable Popeye/Jack Mercer voice there.
	👻 4:55pm rrg: I need this in my iTunes.
	4:56pm Mike East: I have a hat full of sunshine around here somewhere....
	4:59pm Droll: #1 Google link for "Okeh 40844": Old Codger and Courney T. Edison. I've lost track of the number of times when WFMU is the primary source of information about something played on WFMU. The Codger probably bought that platter new.
	👻 5:05pm rrg: I like all the contemporary country we're hearing but I'd like to hear more women. More women.
	5:07pm lou: Yeah, where's the kacey musgraves?
	5:10pm blee: Blow man, blow!
	5:15pm Irwin: Kellie Pickler, Pistol Annies, the Henningsens, Miranda Lambert, Lady Antebellum ... played 'em all and more.
	👻 5:15pm G: @rrg: watch out, he'll go back on a miley cyrus jag :)
	5:15pm Whosondephone: Yeah---h Babby.
	👻 5:15pm rrg: I meant today. Didn't mean to tarnish your credentials.
	👻 5:16pm rrg: And what would be wrong with that?
	👻 5:16pm rrg: Thank you, sir.
	👻 5:16pm G: nothing. to some of us :)
	5:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - nice version! - who's on sax??
	👻 5:18pm rrg: All right, that's enough work for today. I can solve this scoping problem tomorrow. Actually I think I've solved it already.
	👻 5:19pm rrg: I've never heard a promo like this on WFMU before! Do I listen at the wrong times?
	👻 5:20pm rrg: Actually most of the time that I listen is...at this time.
	5:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: allmusic.com : The first of the EmArcy recordings of the Clifford Brown/Max Roach Quintet, this album features trumpeter Brown, drummer Max Roach, tenor saxophonist Harold Land, pianist Richie Powell and bassist George Morrow in fine form. High points include "Stompin' at the Savoy," "I Get a Kick out of You" and Brown's ballad feature on "Ghost of a Chance." Near-classic music from a legendary group. [Originally released in 1954, Brown and Roach, Inc. was reissued on CD in 2004.]
	👻 5:23pm rrg: I like that the word "glamour" isn't one of those words that's spelled differently by Americans and by Brits and contrarians. Like armor/armour, favor/favour, and all those. We all spell it the same way. We all get along. All right, a few people use "glamor" but it's not a US-vs-Brit thing.
	5:24pm Robert: rrg, listen midday Sat. to Michael Shelley and Rex and you'll hear an occasional "promo" like that, usu. for Todd.
	5:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it was 'GlitterRock' when I was a kid - not 'Glam' that I recall...
	👻 5:28pm rrg: Every time I hear the "o-r-g" in"wfmu.org" I think for a second that someone is speaking my nickname. Even after all this time. It should really be "wfmu dot org" with "org" pronounced as in "organ", but I've made my peace with that. Apart from whining about it here. But I'm done now.
	👻 5:29pm rrg: I know soca when I hear it. And I'm hearing it now.
	👻 5:30pm rrg: SOCA is also the name/acronym of a Canadian music publisher. I think.
	5:31pm Laura L: Irwin told me that once that he likes when people whine--let's have some more, rrg!
	👻 5:32pm rrg: And why don't those cicadas SHUT THE HELL UP?
	5:32pm Droll: rrg, Strictly speaking it's not a "dot", dot is ·, it's a "period" or "stop", or even "point" as in "Ninety-one point one".
	👻 5:33pm rrg: I know exactly where me brother is.
	5:36pm jan: @Irwin- you made sense of the NY Times review, alright. Chuckle and thanks. And today's show has been great entertainment!
	👻 5:38pm rrg: Yes. But from the earliest days of domain names spoken aloud the verbal convention has been to say "dot" for that period. Just as, for the brief time that it mattered, people said "bang" when reciting UUCP-style mail addresses, like research!rob or allegra!smb. Or usl!rrg.
	5:40pm Laura L: I failed to look at the NYT today again (imagine!) but now I'll have to have a look at it, oh, that Kenny G.
	👻 5:41pm rrg: And he's a wizard on the saxophone. Or whatever that is that he plays.
	👻 5:42pm rrg: "Pump it louder, please."
	5:42pm lou: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/19/books/seven-american-deaths-and-disasters-transcribes-the-news.html?ref=books
	👻 5:45pm rrg: It's nice to hear pre-archive archive recordings.
	5:47pm northguineahills: I had to sing a sanitized version of the Big Rock Candy Mountain in 6th grade chorus.
	5:47pm glenn: ....if amanda was an old geezer with a banjo.
	👻 5:48pm rrg: There are Baby Gramps tracks on those two Hal Willner "Rogue's Gallery" collections.
	5:49pm andrea: glenn: yes yes yes. finally.
	👻 5:49pm rrg: I had to sing "Home on the Range" to a huge crowd in first grade. Because I sang it so well, apparently. Why am I telling you this? I don't know. I felt provoked.
	👻 5:51pm rrg: Yes, you're right, those Baby Gramps tracks from that 1998 performance are in the FMA.
	5:52pm Fredericks: Gramps" playing brought to mind Eugene Chadbourne in spots
	👻 5:53pm rrg: Actually "Swinging on a Star" is not in the FMA.
	👻 5:55pm rrg: Very nice show. Thanks, Irwin. You should do this for a living.
	👻 5:57pm rrg: It's almost time to take off these Audio-Technica headphones and go do somethin' else. 'Bye, all. Eat hearty if you can.
	5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yes Sir, it is appreciated.
	5:57pm Matt from Springfield: I second rrg. In fact they should double your salary. With a 20% tip. Thanks for the music, Irwin!
	6:01pm Caryn: Bye, Irwin!

Irwin Chusid: Playlist from June 19, 2013

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June 19, 2013: How rapidly do invasive birch forest geometrids recruit larval parasitoids in comparison with a sympatric native geometrid?

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Lee Morgan	Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit)	The Gigolo	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Field Mouse	Tomorrow is Yesterday	Tomorrow Is Yesterday (single)	0:03:24 (Pop-up)
Rubén Gonzales	Quizas, Quizas "Quizas, Quizas" by "Rubén Gonzales"	Chanchullo	0:06:03 (Pop-up)
Laura Veirs	Wide-Eyed, Legless "Wide-Eyed, Legless" by "Laura Veirs"	July Flame	0:08:17 (Pop-up)
Cults Percussion Ensemble	Percussion Suite (3rd Movement)	Cults Percussion Ensemble	0:10:51 (Pop-up)

Ray Drummond	Andei "Andei" by "Ray Drummond"	Excursion	0:18:53 (Pop-up)
Chad VanGaalen	Cross Trainer "Cross Trainer" by "Chad VanGaalen"	The Green Corridor Series #02	0:23:30 (Pop-up)
Billy Currington	People Are Crazy	Little Bit of Everything	0:26:52 (Pop-up)
The Beatles vs. Nancy Sinatra	You Only Live Tomorrow	Revolved (ccc mash-up of Revolver album)	0:30:36 (Pop-up)
The Tears	I Can't Sleep "I Can't Sleep" by "The Tears"	The Tears	0:34:52 (Pop-up)

Sun Ra and the Arkestra	Transition	Sun Song	0:41:08 (Pop-up)
Radiation City	Zombies "Zombies" by "Radiation City"	Animals in the Median	0:44:36 (Pop-up)
Beth Rowley	Beautiful Tomorrow "Beautiful Tomorrow" by "Beth Rowley"	Little Dreamer	0:48:08 (Pop-up)
Red Norvo	In a Mist (comp. Bix Beiderbecke)	Dance Of The Octopus	0:51:35 (Pop-up)
Bird & the Bee	La La La "La La La" by "Bird & the Bee"	The Bird & the Bee	0:54:32 (Pop-up)

Estrogen Jihad (DJ Keilidh)	Yayo (Lana Del Rey cover)	Kayo	1:28:51 (Pop-up)

Soul Parasol	Calypso Be "Calypso Be" by "Soul Parasol"	Soul Parasol	1:36:30 (Pop-up)
Foxygen	No Destruction "No Destruction" by "Foxygen"	We Are the 21st Century Ambassadors of Peace & Magic	1:39:49 (Pop-up)

Baby Gramps	Swingin' on a Star "Swingin' on a Star" by "Baby Gramps"	Live on WFMU May 13, 1998	1:48:58 (Pop-up)
Vaughn De Leath	Vo Do-Do-De-O Blues	Okeh 40844 (1927)	1:53:43 (Pop-up)
Still Corners	I Can't Sleep "I Can't Sleep" by "Still Corners"	Strange Pleasures	1:57:14 (Pop-up)
Tim McGraw	Southern Voice "Southern Voice" by "Tim McGraw"	Southern Voice	2:00:51 (Pop-up)
Livids	New Values "New Values" by "Livids"	Your House or the Courthouse	2:04:31 (Pop-up)
Clifford Brown & Max Roach	Mildama / Darn That Dream	Brown & Roach Incorporated	2:06:57 (Pop-up)
Schuyler Fisk	You're Happening to Me	The Good Stuff	2:16:01 (Pop-up)
Tom Teeley	A Rocket and a Roman Candle	Tales of Glamour and Distress	2:19:50 (Pop-up)

Red Plastic Bag	Can't Find Me Brother	When the Time Comes: Rebel Soca	2:28:28 (Pop-up)
Lazarus Project	Cyber Magnolia "Cyber Magnolia" by "Lazarus Project"	Clubbo: Music to Believe In (Sampler Vol. 1)	2:37:30 (Pop-up)
Moves (Joe Organ)	Funny Little Feeling	Funny Little Feeling	2:37:35 (Pop-up)
Remi Nicole	Go Mr. Sunshine "Go Mr. Sunshine" by "Remi Nicole"	My Conscience & I	2:41:26 (Pop-up)
Baby Gramps	Big Rock Candy Mountain	Live on WFMU May 13, 1998	2:44:34 (Pop-up)

Alabama Shakes	Hold On "Hold On" by "Alabama Shakes"	Boys & Girls	2:53:33 (Pop-up)
Suthrn Cuzn with DJ Hellvetica	SOB NRG	Clubbo: Music to Believe In (Sampler Vol. 1)	2:56:58 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	👻 2:59pm rrg: Can I work and listen to genre-surfing tokenism at the same time? I guess I'll find out.
	👻 3:01pm rrg: Yeah, those Norwegian moths will get you every time.
	3:01pm fleep: Can you afijord to divide your attention?
	3:01pm B: I thought the same thing yet still turned on my internet connection to the U.org. There is always mute I guess.
	3:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - Hullo me fellow invasive geometrids.
	3:01pm Michael: Pretty quickly, I reckon.
	👻 3:02pm Alison Porchnik: Irwin, we went over this already. You already know the answer is "rapidly."
	👻 3:02pm G: Those color wheels are what you see when you are double and triple posting to the board via the mobile app.
	3:03pm Michael: Speaking of larval parasitoids, I saw something outside my house this weekend I've never seen before - a hummingbird moth. Very odd.
	3:03pm fleep: To get to the other side. Winning!
	3:03pm Sem Chumbo: What's the signing bonus for a larval parasitoid recruit, anyway?
	3:03pm hamburger: who'd thunk the geomtrid thing'd look so cute www.amentsoc.org...
	👻 3:04pm rrg: Still awash in Brood II cicadas over here in my neighborhood. But the invasion might be starting to wind down.
	3:05pm hamburger: 25.media.tumblr.com...
	3:05pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - how do they sound rrg?
	👻 3:06pm rrg: I have a recording. A remarkable sound.
	3:07pm jan: During lunch I read a review of Kenny G's new book in the New York Times! In that his show and yours were intertwined all those years, I hope that you will be able to make sense of it all.
	3:08pm Matt from Springfield: FINALLY, some entomology academic queries and figures, and Rubén Gonzales at the same time. Thanks Dr. Chusid.
	3:09pm fleep: Sem the whole recruitment process is mysterious. Maybe they use Craigslist.
	👻 3:09pm rrg: How can I work when stuff like this is playing? Cut it out.
	3:11pm hamburger: top ten tips for passing your first larval interview
	3:11pm northguineahills: I need my weekly dose of a peer reviewed academic article, no matter the subject.
	3:11pm Lewis: @jan - would you post a link to the Kenny G book review?
	3:12pm Matt from Springfield: Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, screw you! This is the only CPE that matters!
	3:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: noirce Matt
	3:15pm jan: @Irwin: That is offer some commentary so that we can make sense. @Lewis: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/19/books/seven-american-deaths-and-disasters-transcribes-the-news.html?smid=tw-nytimesarts&seid=auto&_r=0
	👻 3:15pm rrg: Speak, DJ. Speak.
	3:16pm Lewis: thanks @jan
	3:17pm Stevel: Damn! I'm guilty by default.
	3:18pm r i s k y: The quisas track got my girls madre to add 91.1fm to her dial!!! GO IRWIN!
	3:18pm Matt from Springfield: Good DJ. Hey RRN63!
	3:19pm Sem Chumbo: fleep@3:09. How did you know that? oslo.no.craigslist.org...
	👻 3:20pm rrg: Your comment: (No HTML, please)
	3:20pm hamburger: ha!
	3:20pm Droll: [on phone with RIAA] No, he didn't steal MY music, I gave that to him, but he says he stole everyone else's music and I'm calling on their behalf. Yes, I'll hold... What's that tapping sound?
	3:22pm fleep: Sem: HA!
	👻 3:26pm G: My comment is no HTML, please.
	👻 3:27pm RIAA: [cupping hand over receiver] We got another on the line. Come on my extension and just listen to this shit.
	3:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Beer is Great People are Good & God is Crazy
	3:30pm Mike East: I dunno. Beer can be pretty great, too, I think.
	👻 3:30pm G: That means beer is better than people, I'm thinking
	3:31pm Rick from SC: Is there a story behind this song? Beer is great!
	3:31pm northguineahills: The rabbit got it right....
	3:31pm Michael: Beer is God.
	3:32pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Beer is Okay People are Crap God is Incomprehensible
	👻 3:34pm rrg: Who invented the convention that the artist name on mashups is "A vs. B vs. C"? It's not the first thing that would have occurred to me.
	3:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I know it ('vs.') from TripHop stuff - dunno where they got it...
	3:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I'm a real guar gum enthusiast...
	👻 3:40pm rrg: We're not really so fracasian here. Are we?
	👻 3:40pm rrg: Just what we need.
	👻 3:41pm G: we're only fractionally fracasian
	3:42pm Robert: Let's come up with a new convention that doesn't imply rivalry. How about deciding which musicians provided the "floor" or "bed" of the mashup, and then saying that musician "hosts" the other one?
	3:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Frack Baby Frack.
	3:43pm Droll: rrg, Good point, the "samples" are complementary, not conflicting, and "A + B + C" makes more sense. "A+B+C vs. Guy-With-Laptop" would be an even more accurate description.
	👻 3:44pm G: Guy With Laptop is such a fucking prolific group any more. I just can't keep up with his discography.
	👻 3:45pm rrg: And I've heard enough recordings of "Track 01" to last me a lifetime, thank you very much.
	👻 3:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: RIP Slim Whitman, 1924-2013....was number one in England longer than Elvis and The Beatles.
	👻 3:51pm rrg: Yes, I saw that, KFHP. And so many record collections advertised on TV in my younger days.
	👻 3:52pm rrg: I love how the name Elizabeth has so many different nicknames associated with it. Of which "Beth" is only one.
	👻 3:52pm rrg: It's so easy to post comments now (without HTML) that I wonder if I could even DO the arithmetic now that I've gotten out of practice.
	👻 3:53pm rrg: How does a vibraphone differ from a xylophone?
	👻 3:53pm G: It was only ever adding the last digits, and copying the other two.
	👻 3:54pm G: It has a different vibe.
	👻 3:54pm rrg: I'll try to remember that if I ever have to do it again.
	3:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: : ) - it has electric fans that make the tone vibrate...
	👻 3:55pm rrg: Gerry and the Pacemakers had a song called "La La La" also. But it didn't sound like this at all.
	3:55pm Mike East: @rrg - a vibraphone has metal bars and a motor that spins creating a vibrato/tremelo effect. a xylophone has wood bars, and no motor. difference in rental price, about $25
	3:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - no fair - he rents these things...
	3:57pm Droll: rrg, Vibes have rotating butterfly valves over the pipes. Marimba has wood tines that don't sustain much but xylophone has metal bars with enough sustain to make the butterfly valves do something useful to the tone.
	👻 3:57pm rrg: But a xylophone player could pick up and play the vibraphone no sweat, right?
	3:58pm Droll: ...and $25/day... and plastic vs. rubber or yarn mallets.
	3:58pm Irwin: R.I.P. Kim Thompson of Fantagraphics. Bye-bye, friend.
	3:58pm Caryn: The metallophone is being viciously ignored in this conversation.
	👻 3:59pm G: fyi, no one's updated his wiki bio as of the moment to report his demise...
	👻 4:00pm rrg: The what?
	4:01pm Caryn: Although, technically, a vibraphone is a type of metallophone.
	👻 4:01pm rrg: Wikipedia says that Kim Thompson was only 56.
	👻 4:02pm rrg: You don't need permission. Just air them. It's "public" radio. Isn't that how it works?
	4:03pm Laura L: Thank goodness a visitor just left, so just tuning in--oh, no, Kim Thompson RIP. Well, I'll stop typing now.
	👻 4:06pm rrg: It goes downhill from this?
	4:12pm amEdeo: I like this. Very sad about Kim Thompson though. But yay for Joe Frank.
	4:19pm Stevel: I love all of this.
	👻 4:21pm G: So a guy in a chicken suit walks into a bar. A prostitute comes in...
	4:22pm Mike East: For $75, I believe you can get Joe Frank to hand write you a personal letter.
	4:22pm Robert: Damn, that's like my BMs always tend to be!
	👻 4:23pm G: tmi :p
	4:23pm Jeezy: Ah, Joe, How I've missed your unapproachable genius...
	4:25pm Droll: G, Radio: Theater of the Mind (or at least the bathroom)
	4:28pm Robert: It's TMI when I write it here, but not when Joe Frank performs it?
	👻 4:29pm rrg: I had to leave in the middle of this so I'll catch it later. Is it over yet?
	4:29pm JP: What was that background song just playin'? "I'm a 70 yr old xxxx" ?
	👻 4:30pm rrg: Ah, yes, looks like. Estrogen Jihad on the playlist.
	4:30pm Droll: rrg, Three more to go. I think I'm starting to get the feel for Mr. Frank. By the last one I'll probably ask to have the first two re-aired... Archives appointment, I guess.
	4:31pm Caryn: This reminds me, the latest music debate over here is about Lana Del Rey apparently using recordings of cheering and singing audiences to boost the sound of the audience at her recent gig.
	👻 4:33pm Alison Porchnik: wow. she's great.
	👻 4:34pm rrg: I don't much mind if Lana del Rey does that, or if Lindsey Lohan steals something from Saks, or if Juliette Barnes steals a bottle of nail polish.
	👻 4:35pm rrg: Yes, a surprising voice for such a young person.
	4:35pm Droll: Caryn, Lots of "live" albums have the equivalent of laugh-track. Frampton Comes Alive is notorious for sounding like it was recorded in a 30,000 seat arena even though it was closer to 6,000.
	4:35pm JP: what played briefly between Joe Frank and Estrogen Jihad?
	👻 4:35pm rrg: But I DO care if I'm disturbed.
	4:37pm Irwin: @JP: It was the outro of the JF ep. Don't know the artist, not ID'ed in the credits.
	4:38pm Caryn: @Droll: see, for a live album I can kinda understand doing that (even if I'm a bit perturbed by it), but for average concerts? What's the point? It's not as if the audience doesn't go, "Hang on, there's nowhere near enough people here to make that much noise. Who the hell is doing that thunderous clapping in rhythm?"
	4:39pm Laura L: Thanks for the Joe Frank, Irwin--his particular disturbance is very welcome.
	👻 4:40pm rrg: Try that outro track in Shazam or SoundHound once the archive is up. Which, last week, happened in under an hour from episode completion.
	4:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - like The Seeds 'Live' album might've been fairly Live In Studio - but there was no Audience (said to be a fair representation of what had happened for them Live - & a good album anyhow) ...all kindsa stuff like that or worse... - You mean she had bigger audience sound piped in to an actual concert as it happened?
	4:41pm JP: Thanks, Irwin & rrg! :)
	4:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - some Bluesman - be interesting to know...
	4:43pm Caryn: @RRN63: yep, several audience members and a couple of critics there to review the concert then made it big news after they complained about the ridiculousness of it. Seriously, I see no point in doing that. It'll only end up turning people against you, as happened here.
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...BobDylan had extra people booing piped in when he went electric : ) ...
	4:46pm Droll: Dubbed applause to punch-up a less-than-ecstatic audience is far less strange/gratuitous than adding a laugh-track to a studio-shot TV show which has no live audience. I guess dubbing applause is less conspicuous than a big sign flashing APPLAUSE between songs like "live" TV shows use.
	👻 4:49pm rrg: You can be better than you are--you could be swinging on a star.
	4:50pm Robert: Fake audience noise is now being used at some baseball stadiums where the games are sparsely attended.
	👻 4:51pm rrg: I got a jar of moonbeams right here in my pocket. Right next to that falling star that I caught and put there.
	👻 4:54pm rrg: He does a creditable Popeye/Jack Mercer voice there.
	👻 4:55pm rrg: I need this in my iTunes.
	4:56pm Mike East: I have a hat full of sunshine around here somewhere....
	4:59pm Droll: #1 Google link for "Okeh 40844": Old Codger and Courney T. Edison. I've lost track of the number of times when WFMU is the primary source of information about something played on WFMU. The Codger probably bought that platter new.
	👻 5:05pm rrg: I like all the contemporary country we're hearing but I'd like to hear more women. More women.
	5:07pm lou: Yeah, where's the kacey musgraves?
	5:10pm blee: Blow man, blow!
	5:15pm Irwin: Kellie Pickler, Pistol Annies, the Henningsens, Miranda Lambert, Lady Antebellum ... played 'em all and more.
	👻 5:15pm G: @rrg: watch out, he'll go back on a miley cyrus jag :)
	5:15pm Whosondephone: Yeah---h Babby.
	👻 5:15pm rrg: I meant today. Didn't mean to tarnish your credentials.
	👻 5:16pm rrg: And what would be wrong with that?
	👻 5:16pm rrg: Thank you, sir.
	👻 5:16pm G: nothing. to some of us :)
	5:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - nice version! - who's on sax??
	👻 5:18pm rrg: All right, that's enough work for today. I can solve this scoping problem tomorrow. Actually I think I've solved it already.
	👻 5:19pm rrg: I've never heard a promo like this on WFMU before! Do I listen at the wrong times?
	👻 5:20pm rrg: Actually most of the time that I listen is...at this time.
	5:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: allmusic.com : The first of the EmArcy recordings of the Clifford Brown/Max Roach Quintet, this album features trumpeter Brown, drummer Max Roach, tenor saxophonist Harold Land, pianist Richie Powell and bassist George Morrow in fine form. High points include "Stompin' at the Savoy," "I Get a Kick out of You" and Brown's ballad feature on "Ghost of a Chance." Near-classic music from a legendary group. [Originally released in 1954, Brown and Roach, Inc. was reissued on CD in 2004.]
	👻 5:23pm rrg: I like that the word "glamour" isn't one of those words that's spelled differently by Americans and by Brits and contrarians. Like armor/armour, favor/favour, and all those. We all spell it the same way. We all get along. All right, a few people use "glamor" but it's not a US-vs-Brit thing.
	5:24pm Robert: rrg, listen midday Sat. to Michael Shelley and Rex and you'll hear an occasional "promo" like that, usu. for Todd.
	5:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...it was 'GlitterRock' when I was a kid - not 'Glam' that I recall...
	👻 5:28pm rrg: Every time I hear the "o-r-g" in"wfmu.org" I think for a second that someone is speaking my nickname. Even after all this time. It should really be "wfmu dot org" with "org" pronounced as in "organ", but I've made my peace with that. Apart from whining about it here. But I'm done now.
	👻 5:29pm rrg: I know soca when I hear it. And I'm hearing it now.
	👻 5:30pm rrg: SOCA is also the name/acronym of a Canadian music publisher. I think.
	5:31pm Laura L: Irwin told me that once that he likes when people whine--let's have some more, rrg!
	👻 5:32pm rrg: And why don't those cicadas SHUT THE HELL UP?
	5:32pm Droll: rrg, Strictly speaking it's not a "dot", dot is ·, it's a "period" or "stop", or even "point" as in "Ninety-one point one".
	👻 5:33pm rrg: I know exactly where me brother is.
	5:36pm jan: @Irwin- you made sense of the NY Times review, alright. Chuckle and thanks. And today's show has been great entertainment!
	👻 5:38pm rrg: Yes. But from the earliest days of domain names spoken aloud the verbal convention has been to say "dot" for that period. Just as, for the brief time that it mattered, people said "bang" when reciting UUCP-style mail addresses, like research!rob or allegra!smb. Or usl!rrg.
	5:40pm Laura L: I failed to look at the NYT today again (imagine!) but now I'll have to have a look at it, oh, that Kenny G.
	👻 5:41pm rrg: And he's a wizard on the saxophone. Or whatever that is that he plays.
	👻 5:42pm rrg: "Pump it louder, please."
	5:42pm lou: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/19/books/seven-american-deaths-and-disasters-transcribes-the-news.html?ref=books
	👻 5:45pm rrg: It's nice to hear pre-archive archive recordings.
	5:47pm northguineahills: I had to sing a sanitized version of the Big Rock Candy Mountain in 6th grade chorus.
	5:47pm glenn: ....if amanda was an old geezer with a banjo.
	👻 5:48pm rrg: There are Baby Gramps tracks on those two Hal Willner "Rogue's Gallery" collections.
	5:49pm andrea: glenn: yes yes yes. finally.
	👻 5:49pm rrg: I had to sing "Home on the Range" to a huge crowd in first grade. Because I sang it so well, apparently. Why am I telling you this? I don't know. I felt provoked.
	👻 5:51pm rrg: Yes, you're right, those Baby Gramps tracks from that 1998 performance are in the FMA.
	5:52pm Fredericks: Gramps" playing brought to mind Eugene Chadbourne in spots
	👻 5:53pm rrg: Actually "Swinging on a Star" is not in the FMA.
	👻 5:55pm rrg: Very nice show. Thanks, Irwin. You should do this for a living.
	👻 5:57pm rrg: It's almost time to take off these Audio-Technica headphones and go do somethin' else. 'Bye, all. Eat hearty if you can.
	5:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yes Sir, it is appreciated.
	5:57pm Matt from Springfield: I second rrg. In fact they should double your salary. With a 20% tip. Thanks for the music, Irwin!
	6:01pm Caryn: Bye, Irwin!