WFMU: Brian Turner: Playlist from September 3, 2013

Listener comments!
	3:06pm DCE: death ain't nuthin'
	3:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Krell Labs ?...Blumin?...
	3:09pm DCE: crispy and crunchy death
	3:12pm Ryan M.: Thanks for tuning in everyone...enjoy the jams!
	3:15pm northguineahills: I'm 0/2 so far, and I have multiple Bianchi releases.
	3:26pm common: ello. listening from vacation in mass. weird.
	3:38pm DCE: it is kind of weird to listen in a different environment (vacation)...something about life going on while your world slows down a bit.
	3:40pm common: indeed, dce. and it's storming and i'm in a strange house. weird. but this is great.
	3:44pm DCE: sampler nightmares!!!
	3:44pm Cecile: We had that Monte Cazazza at WCBN, I think.
	3:45pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Very low comment-rate for the lateness of the hour. Massively digging the concept here.
	3:45pm tim from champaign: uh-oh. I sense some pre-Andrew WK Andrew WK is coming up.
	3:46pm common: tim...is it?
	3:46pm Chris from DC: Awesome. The Stooges thing made my day.
	3:46pm northguineahills: I think tim is on to something.
	3:49pm northguineahills: Haven't heard this Aube, surprise surprise.
	3:49pm Matt from Springfield: Hooray cassettes! Thanks as always for uploading these great, interesting covers!
	3:50pm DCE: first-world problems...trying to clicky-star at the exact moment of an automated refresh
	3:50pm tim from champaign: Common - yeah, for real. Andrew WK. Put out a lot of noise music as a youngster in Ann Arbor, MI. It was usually put out under the name Andrew Wilkes Krier. He was also in a band called Pterodactils with Bulb Records founder Pete Larson and fellow synth weirdo Steve Kenney.
	3:52pm Ryan M.: Don't forget about Ancient Art of Boar!
	3:56pm northguineahills: And, Andy was w/ a few kids name Wolf Eyes for awhile, then on and off again.
	3:57pm Matt from Springfield: @DCE: Hate when you clicky-star, but it doesn't take! Sometimes have to wait a couple minutes for the board to "stand still".
	4:03pm common: oh man. thanks tim. late getting back!
	4:04pm DCE: MfS--how the hell are you, guy?
	4:07pm Matt from Springfield: In the Hell, (at work right now), but otherwise doin' fine!
	4:08pm Matt from Springfield: @DCE: LOVE that avatar, btw! Conspiracy theorists on large amounts of acid say that your avatar is on the back of $1 bills.
	4:13pm tim from champaign: No sweat, Common. I think the early AWK stuff is still pretty easy and affordable to find through discogs.
	4:13pm DCE: ha!
	4:18pm Chris from DC: Love this If Then Else.
	4:21pm Rev. Turnip Druid: P16.D4! WHEEEE!
	4:23pm tim from champaign: No sweat, Common. I think the early AWK stuff is still pretty easy and affordable to find through discogs.
	4:26pm Ryan M.: Sorry for the typo...that Kathatsis tape is not on Ascetic House, it was self released.
	4:29pm tim from champaign: Whoops, weird double post. What I had intended to post was that this show and the Tom Lax show are the coolest. Thanks Ryan and BT.
	4:30pm Jonny: Fixed it.
	4:31pm Jonny: Ha ha doing my best, hard to know where certain tracks end and others begin...
	4:31pm Ryan M.: Thanks Jonny! I <3 Tom Lax's show too...crucial single shuffle.
	4:34pm nger: Winter Line is nice
	4:38pm Jonny: I live above/next door HIT records the guy that work there has a milky white eye its really a strange place
	4:39pm Marshall Stacks: Coxsone Dodd's store was in East New York (Brooklyn).
	4:41pm Rev. Turnip Druid: milky white eye
	4:42pm Jonny: That's a good name for a band , you can take that to the bank!
	4:44pm Ryan M.: Hi Jonny...it's Foreplay... like the hanky panky. :)
	4:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ooh. crispy. me likey.
	4:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: where my crispy get?
	4:51pm slugluv1313: FREAKIN' AWESOME!!!!!!! LOVING this CIRCUIT WOUND piece, THANK YOU BRIAN!!!!!!!!!!
	4:52pm Chris from DC: It sure is.
	4:52pm Doug Werewolf: é9 249 super
	4:52pm slugluv1313: (i am REALLY stressed out and this is soooooooo HELPING to RELAX me and CALM my frazzled nerves, THANK YOU AGAIN!!!!!!!!)
	4:53pm Cheri Pi: Chirping in! Great pre-recorded show BT, wherever you are.
	4:54pm BT: I'm in bed looking over Wellington harbor listening from the future!
	4:55pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I'm not upside down, YOU'RE upside down!
	4:57pm BT: Thanks Jon Herweg for board opping and keeping the images going. NZ is ruling.... amazing train ride down North Island the other day up and down and around volcanos and 8 billion sheep. Stu from Axemen put me up in Auckland and we went to a great beach and did a driveby Chris Knox's house but he wasn't in the yard.
	4:57pm Cheri Pi: hahahahahahhaha!
	4:58pm Cheri Pi: I bet there's been a lot of meat on this trip.
	4:59pm Aurélie E: hi neighbor!!! glad to finally catch ur show!
	4:59pm Jonny: I failed typing 3 times in high school so this is good practice.
	5:00pm BT: Hi Aurelie --- we're only like 4000 miles apart now instead of 10,0000
	5:02pm Cecile: Awesome, Brian. The sheep are like they are on Teletubbies - so white and fluffy! I spent some time in both Christchurch and Auckland briefly years and years ago. I remember Christchurch having this amazing architecture, and Auckland being on some kind of bay. We had high tea in Auckland at a botanical garden. It was cool.
	5:02pm Aurélie E: yeah!!! and it's such a sunny wednesday right here in Nouméa!
	5:02pm Cecile: How is Chris Knox doing?
	5:03pm Cheri Pi: I heard Chris Knox was prowling around your office but you were at his house. weird eh?
	5:03pm BT: He looks as if he's doing the odd gig with locals here and there.... it's his birthday this week too.
	5:03pm Cecile: holy schmoley, Aurelie! New Caledonia!
	5:05pm Cecile: Is he able to talk again?
	5:06pm northguineahills: NYC to Noumea is 14056km/8734 miles. Auckland to Noumea is 1810km/1125 miles.
	5:07pm Aurélie E: @Cécile, yep :) @northguineahill: yep BT and I are neighbor from now
	5:09pm northguineahills: The geographer in me had to calculate the distance, otherwise I'd go crazy.
	5:10pm Matt from Springfield: @NGH: Geographic courtesy and benefit to the board, thanks! :)
	5:12pm northguineahills: Would love to do a NZ/New Caledonia trip, but it'll be a while before I earn enough vacation time before I can take off enough time.
	5:12pm Rev. Turnip Druid: There's a geographer in you?
	5:15pm Rev. Turnip Druid: It's all gone a bit Cronenberg in here. Give fair warning before the geographer emerges. Must get the Polaroid™ ready.
	5:16pm Mark: Great sounds. Love the cassette covers. The view from the Auckland to Wellington train looks outstanding. It's the beginning of Spring there now, right? (I realize you can't respond--but maybe a fellow listener knows). I assume also that these cassettes would be impossible to acquire if one were crazy enough to try (and I am).
	5:18pm Matt from Springfield: Too much to see on that side of the globe, and almost completely opposite (antipode) to me! New Zealand! New Caledonia! Eastern Australia! Western Australia! Bali! Phuket, Thailand! Chiang Mai! Hong Kong/Macau/Guangzhou! Et cetera! Maybe they'll come up with a space public transit that will zip you out of the atmosphere and to the other side of the world--it would help me out a bit.
	5:19pm Matt from Springfield: @RTD: Any connection between the little geographers to the little people inside the TV? Or at least the spiritual dimension inside the TV static? ("Poltergeist", not Cronenberg but similar era).
	5:20pm Ryan M.: Not impossible. A lot of the old ones are tough but pop up on discogs or in collections. I don't do eBay, so not sure if tapes show up on there with any regularity. As for the new stuff I played, almost all of it is available through the respective label websites. The collaboration I did with MB is still available on Robertandleopold.com The Ascetic House releases can be purchased through Heaven Street in Brooklyn or Chondritic Sound mailorder.
	5:21pm Mark: Thanks, Ryan!
	5:21pm Aurélie E: @northguineahills: yep u should experience a trip in any of the pacific countries it's so different from anything else @matt: we're "the others"
	5:24pm Matt from Springfield: @Aurélie: I'd love to catch the world "on the flip side"!
	5:25pm northguineahills: Unfortunately, I've never been further south then Singapore (and I was 12)
	5:28pm DOMOKOS: man i need/ed this
	5:29pm MikeT: BT: Welcome to Wellington/Wednesday AM! Also, you're just it time for a southerly gale, which always makes for an interesting ferry or flight.
	5:31pm Matt from Springfield: @NGH: At least you've neared the equator! Suvarnabhumi Airport outside Bangkok is my farthest south so far, but I hope to improve on that (less than Antarctic, though!) ;) Changi Airport in Singapore has flights to Chiang Mai in Thailand, I've thought of planning a trip focused on the urban city-states of Asia one week (HK/Macau/S China, fly to S'pore), then fly to my fave Thai city for the next week.
	5:35pm northguineahills: Yeah, I want to do Macau (did HK in 88). seems to be an interesting cultural blend w/ Vegas on steroids.
	5:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...sleeepy on long weekend (for me) & thru this somehow... DCE @3:50: - yeah - &/or Commenting @ moment of AutoRefresh - sometimes quicker just Close & Reopen browser ...& Matt - often ☆ & it doesn't take. Presume DJ has to hit Enter on something before ☆ will 'stick' - ?? ...after stream prob.s during Belock don't wanna come off like it's Technical Bitch Day - yerknow - it all ususally worx fine - & the music ain't bad either...
	5:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...so - while I was chuffed to get something in a friend's xerox zine - other people were actually putting out music on cassettes...
	5:44pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: Hiya! I've thought that a too-frequent AutoRefresh might sometimes clear your choices until it works its way out or the playlist isn't updated as often. A pre-scheduled Technical Bitch Day, OTOH, is a great idea! When's the next big technical SNAFU on the music stream, and how does that work for you??...
	5:44pm Matt from Springfield: @NGH: Sinolusovegasbolic urbanroids!
	5:46pm TK IN TX: Violence and the sacred, also a great book by rené girard
	5:48pm Berg: sounds even more interesting with a severe jetlag (like the one I'm experiencing)
	5:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well - seems like if I ☆ something - it always goes on my Profile as ☆ed (...& I suspect I am @ least as ☆-promiscuous as anyone) - but why do ☆s not 'stick' / 'fill in' right away - why does that take persistence? (It helps to know what you've ☆ed, naturally.)
	5:51pm northguineahills: @ Matt: Woaaaahhhh......
	5:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - it's a stretch, but : - it's like Joe Satriani said about ElectricLadyLand by Hendrix being more interesting than digital effects - all the sounds are analog & 'made by hand' - & each one unique ...perhaps that analogy to this stuff works...
	5:55pm Matt from Springfield: @NGH: Zac Galifinakis spiking sort of additive! ;) @RRN63: Agree, that takes more skill to figure out how to do, and how to replicate.
	5:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...after all - all that great Classic stuff in the 1960s was 2-track - then a lot 4-track - then 8 & finally 16 - which it shares w/ a lotta LoFi !...
	5:57pm Todd 76%: What a killer show today... Thanks!
	5:58pm northguineahills: Thanks Brian & Ryan!
	5:58pm Cecile: I remember Tellus!
	5:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - a view into an entire Medium & (Sub-)Kulture...
	5:58pm Cecile: And Brian, you've never been to RRR Records? Their catalogs in the 80s used to be legendary.
	5:59pm slugluv1313: me too! TELLUS was(is!) AWESOME!!!
	6:00pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks muchly, Brian and Ryan! Have a good evening, everyone!
	6:50pm Rory: I love this yearly cassette show.Thanks for the weird and whacky sounds Ryan!
	8:02am Simon P: such an amazing show. I was involved in the early 80's DIY scene in UK where loads of stuff was issued on cassette. Brilliant. Thanks

Brian Turner: Playlist from September 3, 2013

Order and disorder in a freeform haze of terribly-played guitars, shorted-out electronics, found audio detritus, strange sounds from strange lands all around. Psych-punk-junk, collage, even pop. Lots of in-studio live performances to boot.

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September 3, 2013: Experimental Cassette Culture w/RYAN MARTIN of DAIS RECORDS

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Approx. start time
Maurizio Bianchi & Ryan Martin	Insistence On Exclusive Devotion	As Strong as Death Is	Robert and Leopold	Cassette	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Architects Office	Intro/AO206 "Intro/AO206" by "Architects Office"	AO 353	Audiofile Tapes	Cassette	0:10:56 (Pop-up)
Richard Kostelanetz	Dialogue Plaeaux	Experimental Prose	Assembling	Cassette	0:15:42 (Pop-up)
Random Bob	Eqyptian Slang Talk "Eqyptian Slang Talk" by "Random Bob"	Random Bob	Self Released	Cassette	0:19:49 (Pop-up)
Lee Rockey	Chef Boy R Dee/Nice Work	Jazz Drummer Extraordinaire	Pig Face Records	Cassette	0:24:19 (Pop-up)
	Your DJ Speaks` "Your DJ Speaks`"				0:28:31 (Pop-up)
Monte Cazazza	First Last "First Last" by "Monte Cazazza"	Live At Leeds Fan Club	Industrial Records	Cassette	0:34:47 (Pop-up)
joseph Nechvatal	Untitled "Untitled" by "joseph Nechvatal"	Wreckless	Sound Of Pig	Cassette	0:39:50 (Pop-up)
Andy W. Krier	Untitled "Untitled" by "Andy W. Krier"	Wulf Eyes/ Andy W. Krier	Meatball Rekkordz		0:41:55 (Pop-up)
Aube	Drip Part 1 "Drip Part 1" by "Aube"	Drip	G.R.O.S.S.	Cassette	0:44:40 (Pop-up)
	Your DJ Speaks` "Your DJ Speaks`"				0:59:57 (Pop-up)
Cremation Lily	The Photographer "The Photographer" by "Cremation Lily"	The Photagrapher	Strange Rules	Cassette	1:06:49 (Pop-up)
Winter Line	Untitled "Untitled" by "Winter Line"	Winter Line	AUM	Cassette	1:12:49 (Pop-up)
if then else	Hey Big Oil "Hey Big Oil" by "if then else"	L.A. Mantra Compilation	Trance Port Tapes	Cassette	1:14:58 (Pop-up)
P16.D4	Mal Vu6 "Mal Vu6" by "P16.D4"	Overload Extassya Compilation	Nux Orginazation		1:17:27 (Pop-up)
Katharsis	Savage "Savage" by "Katharsis"	Four	Self Released	Cassette	1:19:49 (Pop-up)
R. Rousseau	Dizzle/Street Creeps "Dizzle/Street Creeps" by "R. Rousseau"	Street Creeps	Ascetic House		1:24:25 (Pop-up)
	Your DJ Speaks` "Your DJ Speaks`"				1:30:59 (Pop-up)
Foreplay	Vicarious "Vicarious" by "Foreplay"	Vicarious	Ascetic House	Cassette	1:38:20 (Pop-up)
Circuit Wound	Untitled "Untitled" by "Circuit Wound"	Turning The Gears	Hospital Productions		1:43:53 (Pop-up)
Robert Turman	Into The Grave/Thick Ice	Chapter Eleven	Self Released	Cassette	1:52:41 (Pop-up)
Nocturnal Emissions	Tripod Of Immorality	The World Is My Womb		Cassette	1:57:09 (Pop-up)
Herman Te Loo	Telemann Variations II	Knocked Off My Perch	Exart	Cassette	2:04:52 (Pop-up)
Phinney Jackson McGee	Ditch "Ditch" by "Phinney Jackson McGee"	Ditch	Electronic Cottage	Cassette	2:07:48 (Pop-up)
	Your DJ Speaks` "Your DJ Speaks`"				2:14:53 (Pop-up)
Das Synthetische Mischgwebe	Untitled	El Pez-Vidriera	Freedom In A Vacum	Cassette	2:22:09 (Pop-up)
Waste Matrix	Soul Repository "Soul Repository" by "Waste Matrix"	F.E.S.C.	Sick Muse	Cassette	2:26:44 (Pop-up)
Sorrel Hays	Unnecessary Music From Love In Space	Tellus # !7 Compilation	Tellus	Cassette	2:30:43 (Pop-up)
Joe D'Agostino	Sort Of.. "Sort Of.." by "Joe D'Agostino"	Tellus # !7 Compilation	Tellus	Cassette	2:33:37 (Pop-up)
The Dead Goldfish Enemble	Chewing Shoes	Listen' Ear	IRRE Tapes		2:35:41 (Pop-up)
History of Unheard Music	Square Dance	Promises Promises Compilation	Statutory Records	Cassette	2:39:27 (Pop-up)
Violence and The Sacred	International Self-Destructive Behaviour	Promises Promises Compilation	Statutory Records	Cassette	2:42:56 (Pop-up)
Etant Donnes	Les Cent Jours Clairs	Vita Nova International Compilation	VIta Nova	Cassette	2:47:17 (Pop-up)
Ice 9	Mellodyne "Mellodyne" by "Ice 9"	Vita Nova International Compilation	VIta Nova	Cassette	2:51:17 (Pop-up)
Redrot	Live Holloween 2006 "Live Holloween 2006" by "Redrot"	Split With Hair Police	AA Records		2:53:01 (Pop-up)
The March Violets	Radiant Boys "Radiant Boys" by "The March Violets"	The Angels Are Coming Compilation	Pleasantly Surprised	Cassette	2:56:41 (Pop-up)
	Your DJ Speaks "Your DJ Speaks"				2:57:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:06pm DCE: death ain't nuthin'
	3:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Krell Labs ?...Blumin?...
	3:09pm DCE: crispy and crunchy death
	3:12pm Ryan M.: Thanks for tuning in everyone...enjoy the jams!
	3:15pm northguineahills: I'm 0/2 so far, and I have multiple Bianchi releases.
	3:26pm common: ello. listening from vacation in mass. weird.
	3:38pm DCE: it is kind of weird to listen in a different environment (vacation)...something about life going on while your world slows down a bit.
	3:40pm common: indeed, dce. and it's storming and i'm in a strange house. weird. but this is great.
	3:44pm DCE: sampler nightmares!!!
	3:44pm Cecile: We had that Monte Cazazza at WCBN, I think.
	3:45pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Very low comment-rate for the lateness of the hour. Massively digging the concept here.
	3:45pm tim from champaign: uh-oh. I sense some pre-Andrew WK Andrew WK is coming up.
	3:46pm common: tim...is it?
	3:46pm Chris from DC: Awesome. The Stooges thing made my day.
	3:46pm northguineahills: I think tim is on to something.
	3:49pm northguineahills: Haven't heard this Aube, surprise surprise.
	3:49pm Matt from Springfield: Hooray cassettes! Thanks as always for uploading these great, interesting covers!
	3:50pm DCE: first-world problems...trying to clicky-star at the exact moment of an automated refresh
	3:50pm tim from champaign: Common - yeah, for real. Andrew WK. Put out a lot of noise music as a youngster in Ann Arbor, MI. It was usually put out under the name Andrew Wilkes Krier. He was also in a band called Pterodactils with Bulb Records founder Pete Larson and fellow synth weirdo Steve Kenney.
	3:52pm Ryan M.: Don't forget about Ancient Art of Boar!
	3:56pm northguineahills: And, Andy was w/ a few kids name Wolf Eyes for awhile, then on and off again.
	3:57pm Matt from Springfield: @DCE: Hate when you clicky-star, but it doesn't take! Sometimes have to wait a couple minutes for the board to "stand still".
	4:03pm common: oh man. thanks tim. late getting back!
	4:04pm DCE: MfS--how the hell are you, guy?
	4:07pm Matt from Springfield: In the Hell, (at work right now), but otherwise doin' fine!
	4:08pm Matt from Springfield: @DCE: LOVE that avatar, btw! Conspiracy theorists on large amounts of acid say that your avatar is on the back of $1 bills.
	4:13pm tim from champaign: No sweat, Common. I think the early AWK stuff is still pretty easy and affordable to find through discogs.
	4:13pm DCE: ha!
	4:18pm Chris from DC: Love this If Then Else.
	4:21pm Rev. Turnip Druid: P16.D4! WHEEEE!
	4:23pm tim from champaign: No sweat, Common. I think the early AWK stuff is still pretty easy and affordable to find through discogs.
	4:26pm Ryan M.: Sorry for the typo...that Kathatsis tape is not on Ascetic House, it was self released.
	4:29pm tim from champaign: Whoops, weird double post. What I had intended to post was that this show and the Tom Lax show are the coolest. Thanks Ryan and BT.
	4:30pm Jonny: Fixed it.
	4:31pm Jonny: Ha ha doing my best, hard to know where certain tracks end and others begin...
	4:31pm Ryan M.: Thanks Jonny! I <3 Tom Lax's show too...crucial single shuffle.
	4:34pm nger: Winter Line is nice
	4:38pm Jonny: I live above/next door HIT records the guy that work there has a milky white eye its really a strange place
	4:39pm Marshall Stacks: Coxsone Dodd's store was in East New York (Brooklyn).
	4:41pm Rev. Turnip Druid: milky white eye
	4:42pm Jonny: That's a good name for a band , you can take that to the bank!
	4:44pm Ryan M.: Hi Jonny...it's Foreplay... like the hanky panky. :)
	4:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ooh. crispy. me likey.
	4:48pm Rev. Turnip Druid: where my crispy get?
	4:51pm slugluv1313: FREAKIN' AWESOME!!!!!!! LOVING this CIRCUIT WOUND piece, THANK YOU BRIAN!!!!!!!!!!
	4:52pm Chris from DC: It sure is.
	4:52pm Doug Werewolf: é9 249 super
	4:52pm slugluv1313: (i am REALLY stressed out and this is soooooooo HELPING to RELAX me and CALM my frazzled nerves, THANK YOU AGAIN!!!!!!!!)
	4:53pm Cheri Pi: Chirping in! Great pre-recorded show BT, wherever you are.
	4:54pm BT: I'm in bed looking over Wellington harbor listening from the future!
	4:55pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I'm not upside down, YOU'RE upside down!
	4:57pm BT: Thanks Jon Herweg for board opping and keeping the images going. NZ is ruling.... amazing train ride down North Island the other day up and down and around volcanos and 8 billion sheep. Stu from Axemen put me up in Auckland and we went to a great beach and did a driveby Chris Knox's house but he wasn't in the yard.
	4:57pm Cheri Pi: hahahahahahhaha!
	4:58pm Cheri Pi: I bet there's been a lot of meat on this trip.
	4:59pm Aurélie E: hi neighbor!!! glad to finally catch ur show!
	4:59pm Jonny: I failed typing 3 times in high school so this is good practice.
	5:00pm BT: Hi Aurelie --- we're only like 4000 miles apart now instead of 10,0000
	5:02pm Cecile: Awesome, Brian. The sheep are like they are on Teletubbies - so white and fluffy! I spent some time in both Christchurch and Auckland briefly years and years ago. I remember Christchurch having this amazing architecture, and Auckland being on some kind of bay. We had high tea in Auckland at a botanical garden. It was cool.
	5:02pm Aurélie E: yeah!!! and it's such a sunny wednesday right here in Nouméa!
	5:02pm Cecile: How is Chris Knox doing?
	5:03pm Cheri Pi: I heard Chris Knox was prowling around your office but you were at his house. weird eh?
	5:03pm BT: He looks as if he's doing the odd gig with locals here and there.... it's his birthday this week too.
	5:03pm Cecile: holy schmoley, Aurelie! New Caledonia!
	5:05pm Cecile: Is he able to talk again?
	5:06pm northguineahills: NYC to Noumea is 14056km/8734 miles. Auckland to Noumea is 1810km/1125 miles.
	5:07pm Aurélie E: @Cécile, yep :) @northguineahill: yep BT and I are neighbor from now
	5:09pm northguineahills: The geographer in me had to calculate the distance, otherwise I'd go crazy.
	5:10pm Matt from Springfield: @NGH: Geographic courtesy and benefit to the board, thanks! :)
	5:12pm northguineahills: Would love to do a NZ/New Caledonia trip, but it'll be a while before I earn enough vacation time before I can take off enough time.
	5:12pm Rev. Turnip Druid: There's a geographer in you?
	5:15pm Rev. Turnip Druid: It's all gone a bit Cronenberg in here. Give fair warning before the geographer emerges. Must get the Polaroid™ ready.
	5:16pm Mark: Great sounds. Love the cassette covers. The view from the Auckland to Wellington train looks outstanding. It's the beginning of Spring there now, right? (I realize you can't respond--but maybe a fellow listener knows). I assume also that these cassettes would be impossible to acquire if one were crazy enough to try (and I am).
	5:18pm Matt from Springfield: Too much to see on that side of the globe, and almost completely opposite (antipode) to me! New Zealand! New Caledonia! Eastern Australia! Western Australia! Bali! Phuket, Thailand! Chiang Mai! Hong Kong/Macau/Guangzhou! Et cetera! Maybe they'll come up with a space public transit that will zip you out of the atmosphere and to the other side of the world--it would help me out a bit.
	5:19pm Matt from Springfield: @RTD: Any connection between the little geographers to the little people inside the TV? Or at least the spiritual dimension inside the TV static? ("Poltergeist", not Cronenberg but similar era).
	5:20pm Ryan M.: Not impossible. A lot of the old ones are tough but pop up on discogs or in collections. I don't do eBay, so not sure if tapes show up on there with any regularity. As for the new stuff I played, almost all of it is available through the respective label websites. The collaboration I did with MB is still available on Robertandleopold.com The Ascetic House releases can be purchased through Heaven Street in Brooklyn or Chondritic Sound mailorder.
	5:21pm Mark: Thanks, Ryan!
	5:21pm Aurélie E: @northguineahills: yep u should experience a trip in any of the pacific countries it's so different from anything else @matt: we're "the others"
	5:24pm Matt from Springfield: @Aurélie: I'd love to catch the world "on the flip side"!
	5:25pm northguineahills: Unfortunately, I've never been further south then Singapore (and I was 12)
	5:28pm DOMOKOS: man i need/ed this
	5:29pm MikeT: BT: Welcome to Wellington/Wednesday AM! Also, you're just it time for a southerly gale, which always makes for an interesting ferry or flight.
	5:31pm Matt from Springfield: @NGH: At least you've neared the equator! Suvarnabhumi Airport outside Bangkok is my farthest south so far, but I hope to improve on that (less than Antarctic, though!) ;) Changi Airport in Singapore has flights to Chiang Mai in Thailand, I've thought of planning a trip focused on the urban city-states of Asia one week (HK/Macau/S China, fly to S'pore), then fly to my fave Thai city for the next week.
	5:35pm northguineahills: Yeah, I want to do Macau (did HK in 88). seems to be an interesting cultural blend w/ Vegas on steroids.
	5:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...sleeepy on long weekend (for me) & thru this somehow... DCE @3:50: - yeah - &/or Commenting @ moment of AutoRefresh - sometimes quicker just Close & Reopen browser ...& Matt - often ☆ & it doesn't take. Presume DJ has to hit Enter on something before ☆ will 'stick' - ?? ...after stream prob.s during Belock don't wanna come off like it's Technical Bitch Day - yerknow - it all ususally worx fine - & the music ain't bad either...
	5:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...so - while I was chuffed to get something in a friend's xerox zine - other people were actually putting out music on cassettes...
	5:44pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: Hiya! I've thought that a too-frequent AutoRefresh might sometimes clear your choices until it works its way out or the playlist isn't updated as often. A pre-scheduled Technical Bitch Day, OTOH, is a great idea! When's the next big technical SNAFU on the music stream, and how does that work for you??...
	5:44pm Matt from Springfield: @NGH: Sinolusovegasbolic urbanroids!
	5:46pm TK IN TX: Violence and the sacred, also a great book by rené girard
	5:48pm Berg: sounds even more interesting with a severe jetlag (like the one I'm experiencing)
	5:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...well - seems like if I ☆ something - it always goes on my Profile as ☆ed (...& I suspect I am @ least as ☆-promiscuous as anyone) - but why do ☆s not 'stick' / 'fill in' right away - why does that take persistence? (It helps to know what you've ☆ed, naturally.)
	5:51pm northguineahills: @ Matt: Woaaaahhhh......
	5:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Well - it's a stretch, but : - it's like Joe Satriani said about ElectricLadyLand by Hendrix being more interesting than digital effects - all the sounds are analog & 'made by hand' - & each one unique ...perhaps that analogy to this stuff works...
	5:55pm Matt from Springfield: @NGH: Zac Galifinakis spiking sort of additive! ;) @RRN63: Agree, that takes more skill to figure out how to do, and how to replicate.
	5:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...after all - all that great Classic stuff in the 1960s was 2-track - then a lot 4-track - then 8 & finally 16 - which it shares w/ a lotta LoFi !...
	5:57pm Todd 76%: What a killer show today... Thanks!
	5:58pm northguineahills: Thanks Brian & Ryan!
	5:58pm Cecile: I remember Tellus!
	5:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - a view into an entire Medium & (Sub-)Kulture...
	5:58pm Cecile: And Brian, you've never been to RRR Records? Their catalogs in the 80s used to be legendary.
	5:59pm slugluv1313: me too! TELLUS was(is!) AWESOME!!!
	6:00pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks muchly, Brian and Ryan! Have a good evening, everyone!
	6:50pm Rory: I love this yearly cassette show.Thanks for the weird and whacky sounds Ryan!
	8:02am Simon P: such an amazing show. I was involved in the early 80's DIY scene in UK where loads of stuff was issued on cassette. Brilliant. Thanks

Brian Turner: Playlist from September 3, 2013

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