WFMU: Noise and Syrup with Jeff M: Playlist from January 18, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:16am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): It is a very good sound indeed.
	12:28am P-90: I like this. It's very modestly celestial.
	12:39am jeff-m: evening all. was chatting with Pseu. Gonna be on the quiet side tonight.
	12:45am Tome: quiet here too , only the sounds and "atmosphere"s of your show, always a nice surprise Jeff .
	12:51am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Oh I miss your show
	12:53am sinister dexter: sounds good
	12:55am Ike: Good sounds.
	1:00am jeff-m: thanks guys :) i miss it too Kenzo
	1:13am Longtime Listener: Hi I'm just tuning in. This sounds a lot like something you would hear in that film 2001:a space odyssey
	1:14am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): It sounds like the last thing you'll ever hear
	1:16am Longtime Listener: We'll:( a person like myself is somewhat hard of hearing. So? Who knows? I could go completely deaf at anytime
	1:20am P-90: For some reason I usually love things that incorporate "radio chatter" sounds.
	1:27am P-90: You can't understand what's being said if you don't speak the language, but being aware of the context makes it really spooky
	1:27am jeff-m: same, especially if non-english
	1:28am jeff-m: whoops, comment overlap
	1:37am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): P-90: I recommend THX-1138...with such sounds acting as the precursor to sounds used in Star Wars. (And treated in my sound collage in tribute to the 1971 sound artist: lastever.org...)
	1:51am P-90: i'm actually a huge THX fan, have been forever. I can always startle Star Wars geeks by arguing that it could be considered the very best movie George Lucas has made. Thanks for the link to the archive, of course I've followed Murch's career closely as well, so that program will be a special treat. I'm sure you know that Murch continues to be a trusted all-around creative consultant to Lucas and Coppola as well, not just on sound, on everything. His collages for THX were truly avant guarde, very hip, witty and ahead of their time--particularly for a big-studio commercially released movie.
	1:54am P-90: I see the show is from 2004, and includes MP3 for dial-up modems!
	1:59am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): I've got some other shows with sounds of dial-up modems.
	2:01am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): My very last show sampled Walter Murch's one and only directed film, Return to Oz. (wfmu.org...)
	2:01am P-90: I was just thinking: dial-up modems themselves make some pretty cool lo-fi, "8 bit" sounds...
	2:03am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): G'night, off to dream of the past future... Meet back here for a screening of the laserdisc version of THX-1138, the closest available thing to the original.
	2:05am jeff-m: later man. thanks for hanging out
	2:10am P-90: @Kenzo: thanks again, see you soon on one of these data streams... @Jeff M.: I'm here for the duration, rock on
	2:16am northguineahills: This is good sound! Thanks!
	2:39am P-90: @ Jeff M.: reminiscent of Wendy Carlos' Full Metal Jacket tracks, no?
	2:43am jeff-m: have to confess- I don't know them. Will find them and take a listen when i get home. Or perhaps tomorrow.
	2:47am P-90: There are brief snippets of music she did for the Kubrick movie that have a similar "shakuhachi flute and bending metals" sound
	2:51am P-90: There's a prticular cue that's heard several times in the movie, I think you can probably find the trailer for the movie, it's prominent in that too
	2:54am jeff-m: cool, thank you. is your name for the p-90 guitar pickup by chance?
	2:57am P-90: Yeah, I used to type in different names, just whatever came into my head, the pickup thing stuck--you know what classic little piece of tech those were, lots of character
	2:59am P-90: Thanks, catch you later I'm sure
	3:00am jeff-m: yeah , great pickups. thx for listening
	12:36am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Re-experiencing on the archive...great, great stuff!

Noise and Syrup with Jeff M: Playlist from January 18, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Loop	Forever "Forever" by "Loop"	Heaven's End	Reactor		CD		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Darky Sunny Land	Reincarnation "Reincarnation" by "Darky Sunny Land"	Kon Taan Kor	Gulcher		CD		0:12:31 (Pop-up)
Sean McCann	I've Seen Your Face Before	SIncere World	Amethyst Sunset		LP		0:17:52 (Pop-up)
Thomas Koner	"Thomas Koner"	Unerforschtes Gebiet	Die Stadt		LP		0:28:23 (Pop-up)

Caboladies	Space Ladder Spiritual II / Atomic Weekender/ Space LADder Spiritual III	Atomic Weekender	Digitalis Vinyl	2009	LP		0:59:27 (Pop-up)
Jim Harold and Mathew Sampson	Side A	Last 30 Mins	Alt-Vinyl		LP	"consists of sound fragments taken from the last Iraqi Broadcasts to be picked up in the UK before radio signals were jammed by coalition forces in 2003"	1:12:27 (Pop-up)
The Hafler Trio	Attachment / Aversion / Bewilderment	Regicide, Fratricide and Feneration for Dummies	Vinyl-On-Demand	2013	Boxed set	A Cure for Kenophobia: An Empowerment in 4 Easy Stages	1:25:21 (Pop-up)

Neverworld	Thoughts Locked in Ice	Over the Summit	Glacial Movements	2011	CD		2:03:18 (Pop-up)
Tim Caitlin	Hysterisis "Hysterisis" by "Tim Caitlin"	Radio Ghosts	23Five	2007	CD		2:12:55 (Pop-up)
Tim Caitlin	Zumbido "Zumbido" by "Tim Caitlin"	Radio Ghosts	23Five				2:20:48 (Pop-up)
Graveyards	Untitled "Untitled" by "Graveyards"	Formless Music from a Coming Age	American Tapes	2007	LP		2:30:41 (Pop-up)
Mumpitz	Oller Bloger RD "Oller Bloger RD" by "Mumpitz"	M: The Thirteenth Letter		2013	CD	Daniel Blumin 2013 DJ Premium	2:50:37 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:16am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): It is a very good sound indeed.
	12:28am P-90: I like this. It's very modestly celestial.
	12:39am jeff-m: evening all. was chatting with Pseu. Gonna be on the quiet side tonight.
	12:45am Tome: quiet here too , only the sounds and "atmosphere"s of your show, always a nice surprise Jeff .
	12:51am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Oh I miss your show
	12:53am sinister dexter: sounds good
	12:55am Ike: Good sounds.
	1:00am jeff-m: thanks guys :) i miss it too Kenzo
	1:13am Longtime Listener: Hi I'm just tuning in. This sounds a lot like something you would hear in that film 2001:a space odyssey
	1:14am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): It sounds like the last thing you'll ever hear
	1:16am Longtime Listener: We'll:( a person like myself is somewhat hard of hearing. So? Who knows? I could go completely deaf at anytime
	1:20am P-90: For some reason I usually love things that incorporate "radio chatter" sounds.
	1:27am P-90: You can't understand what's being said if you don't speak the language, but being aware of the context makes it really spooky
	1:27am jeff-m: same, especially if non-english
	1:28am jeff-m: whoops, comment overlap
	1:37am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): P-90: I recommend THX-1138...with such sounds acting as the precursor to sounds used in Star Wars. (And treated in my sound collage in tribute to the 1971 sound artist: lastever.org...)
	1:51am P-90: i'm actually a huge THX fan, have been forever. I can always startle Star Wars geeks by arguing that it could be considered the very best movie George Lucas has made. Thanks for the link to the archive, of course I've followed Murch's career closely as well, so that program will be a special treat. I'm sure you know that Murch continues to be a trusted all-around creative consultant to Lucas and Coppola as well, not just on sound, on everything. His collages for THX were truly avant guarde, very hip, witty and ahead of their time--particularly for a big-studio commercially released movie.
	1:54am P-90: I see the show is from 2004, and includes MP3 for dial-up modems!
	1:59am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): I've got some other shows with sounds of dial-up modems.
	2:01am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): My very last show sampled Walter Murch's one and only directed film, Return to Oz. (wfmu.org...)
	2:01am P-90: I was just thinking: dial-up modems themselves make some pretty cool lo-fi, "8 bit" sounds...
	2:03am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): G'night, off to dream of the past future... Meet back here for a screening of the laserdisc version of THX-1138, the closest available thing to the original.
	2:05am jeff-m: later man. thanks for hanging out
	2:10am P-90: @Kenzo: thanks again, see you soon on one of these data streams... @Jeff M.: I'm here for the duration, rock on
	2:16am northguineahills: This is good sound! Thanks!
	2:39am P-90: @ Jeff M.: reminiscent of Wendy Carlos' Full Metal Jacket tracks, no?
	2:43am jeff-m: have to confess- I don't know them. Will find them and take a listen when i get home. Or perhaps tomorrow.
	2:47am P-90: There are brief snippets of music she did for the Kubrick movie that have a similar "shakuhachi flute and bending metals" sound
	2:51am P-90: There's a prticular cue that's heard several times in the movie, I think you can probably find the trailer for the movie, it's prominent in that too
	2:54am jeff-m: cool, thank you. is your name for the p-90 guitar pickup by chance?
	2:57am P-90: Yeah, I used to type in different names, just whatever came into my head, the pickup thing stuck--you know what classic little piece of tech those were, lots of character
	2:59am P-90: Thanks, catch you later I'm sure
	3:00am jeff-m: yeah , great pickups. thx for listening
	12:36am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Re-experiencing on the archive...great, great stuff!

Noise and Syrup with Jeff M: Playlist from January 18, 2014

Listener comments!

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