WFMU: Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from January 25, 2014

Listener comments!
	6:15am kimgland: a floating morning ...nice
	6:24am BigLankyGeordie: Howdee, boys and girls, from Blighty where it's nearly lunchtime! Loving this Rue de Montmorency track - on the glidepath to a lovely afternoon - hopefully.
	6:36am fred: Good morning Jeffrey, Kim and BLG
	6:37am c waters: greetings from greece!!
	6:37am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Jefrey and all.
	6:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...up for more of the 1st hour than usual perhaps - as I would like to be...
	7:03am BigLankyGeordie: Computer shenanigans explains why the lovely Sarah Davachi briefly popped up in playlist but then didnt play. Oh well, maybe next time? Great show nevertheless
	7:09am doca: I love the word shenanigans. Hi you all, Jeff's playlists help me doing the usual Saturday morning house clean up a more pleasant experience
	7:16am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, doca. When you mentioned shenanigans, I realized I did not know really what it meant. So I looked in the Urban Dictionary and got this:An official declaration made by patrons of an establishment who feel they have been cheated. Once a charge of shenanigans has been accepted by an authority figure, said patrons are free to assault the owners of said establishment with brooms.
	7:19am doca: Haha I never seen it used this way
	7:23am doca: I looked further and now I got it. In Brazil we have many words for it (as deceitfulness is a very common thing in Brazilian day-to-day), but one exact translation of shenanigans would be "marmelada". Marmelada, of course, is marmalade, but you can say it after someone got the an unjust advantage on a business or competition. Then people scream "Marmelada!", I don't know if they go physical afterwards, though
	7:25am BigLankyGeordie: In little old England, shenanigans, usually just means 'funny goings on' - as they say England and America, two countries divided by a common language! ;-)
	7:27am BigLankyGeordie: Grim, just looked outside and it's a torrential rain storm now - think I'll just stay in and WFMU the afternoon away!
	7:27am Sem Chumbo: Hey, doca. Thanks for that. I believe I'll add marmelada to my very limited Portuguese vocabulary:)
	7:28am Mike East: Good morning, all.
	7:30am doca: @Sem Chumbo: by the way, I always thought about asking, why your name is Sem Chumbo here?
	7:38am Sem Chumbo: While working on a novel about a private investigator unable to get anywhere with a case, I traveled to Portugal and in re-fueling the rental car for the first time, I saw sem chumbo.It hit me,"no lead" described the characters major problem.
	7:44am doca: Haha great way to think about a username. What's the novel? Did you wrote it?
	7:47am from Quebec: in Italian that would be "senza piombo" - quite similar!
	7:50am doca: Yeah, that would come from Latin plumbum. I don't know where chumbo came, tho.
	7:51am Sem Chumbo: @doca: yet another "drawer novel", 65,000 words in and then, like Sem, no obvious way forward. I use the name here to remind me the work isn't finished yet. @ from Quebec: my detective would be far more dashing with a name like that.
	7:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'shenanigans' always sounded Irish to me ...mischief - but play & fun implied too ? - or irresponsible deeds - a fine line...
	7:56am doca: @Sem Chumbo: oh that's bad. Have you already had other published works? I think the first one must be the most difficult
	7:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - even a Symphony lasts less than an hour; people say Novel Writing is an extended ordeal...
	8:00am doca: I'm going to the same situation, as I'm trying to publish my master degree's dissertation. But if it fail, I'm thinking of self-publishing. In the academic circles, I think this may be an innovative and wise option (autonomous distribution with a lower price, as I won't gen any money anyway). Unfortunately in fiction things can be harder
	8:18am Sem Chumbo: @doca, sorry, away for a minute making breakfast. Yes, I have published short stories and radio plays for money, and I work mostly as a freelance writer for hire, but the novel(s) are a marathon, where the other things are like the 220/440.
	8:21am mike east: @doca- my good friend is current
	8:21am ?: hi all
	8:22am Sem Chumbo: Self-publishing is certainly innovative, but is that kosher in academic circles?
	8:23am mike east: Sorry, baby hit send. ...currently working on his dissertation in Brazil. Isn't that where u are?
	8:25am doca: @mike: yes, what's he studying?
	8:26am doca: @Sem: I don't know, but I see a movement towards it, at least that an association of teachers and students could establish an internet publishing house without having to pass through all the publication process a normal editor would require. It's a bet, I guess.
	8:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...saw a story on PBS Newshour about these Tech people who started a Program that trains tech kids instead of University ; kid on there talking about being in an Astronomy class & it's 45 minutes his competitors are working on business tech. - kind of admire it & think he's a self-important narrow-minded turd @ the same time...sorry - tangential topic...
	8:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...this Sam Lee sorta extraordinary...
	8:35am Sem Chumbo: @doca, I think it is ironic that the academic world is SO conservative, resisting change at every turn. Good luck with the dissertation.
	8:36am mike east: I know he was a religion studies major, but I'm not sure specifically what he's studying in Brazil. I turned him onto your blog.
	8:40am doca: @Sem: it's very conservative, but I like to think that the guys with who I hang out are not so. It was a professor of mine who pointed to self-publication, actually. @Mike: thanks for showing the blog, I'm just updating it with a major history lesson on 60s Brazil. But tell me more later what he studies, it's always nice to see people from abroad sharing their perspectives on Brazil.
	8:51am LovecraftDude888: oh not awake...as an author and critic myself, I've been most upset about commercial books coming out the past few years with tons of typos and crap copy-editing and quality control. Very disappointing in many cases.
	8:52am doca: Great show, Jeff, thanks once again.
	8:52am LovecraftDude888: I even had a book with one of my pieces in it where my essay was error-free, but the other ones had a lot of typos and such and wasn't proofread very well. It irks!
	8:54am Jojodillon: Daniel Romano is the best...his last solo album is a trip to another era completely.
	8:54am LovecraftDude888: caught tail end of show here...was in dream land.
	8:54am Mike East: @doca - will do. Yes, thanks for the tunes this morning. Great start to the day.
	8:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx As Ever DJJD !
	8:57am Mike East: Think I may have to learn this NY song today.
	8:57am LynnsBrother: This song reminds me of my friend Steve, a Neil Young jukebox. Haven't seen him in 20 yrs.
	8:57am Gigio: Sad Canadian is ever the best
	8:58am listener james from westwood: @lovecraftdude888: agreed on the typos/copyediting/lack of QC. as a copy editor and proofreader, i find them doubly distracting in finished books. "send them to me before press! i can fix this sort of thing!" i yell.
	11:10am van: I'm still behind
	10:29am van: The tune in the background of "Wild Wood Amber" by Sam Lee... ESTRILLITA! nice.

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from January 25, 2014

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January 25, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
In Gowan Ring	Bow Star "Bow Star" by "In Gowan Ring"	Abend the Knurled Stitch	Blue Sanct		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Arborea	Daughters of Man "Daughters of Man" by "Arborea"	Fortress of the Sun	ESP-Disk		0:06:27 (Pop-up)
Silencio	Blood From a Stone "Blood From a Stone" by "Silencio"	The Politics of Lonely	Three:Four		0:11:17 (Pop-up)
Tetuzi Akiyama/Tom Carter/Christian Kiefer	Grandmother's Body	The Darkened Mirror	Monotype		0:14:58 (Pop-up)
Sondra Sun-Odeon	Belonging "Belonging" by "Sondra Sun-Odeon"	Aetherea	Sondra Sun-Odeon		0:16:40 (Pop-up)
Noveller	Rue de Montmorency "Rue de Montmorency" by "Noveller"	No Dreams	Important		0:20:06 (Pop-up)
Mick Turner	Gone Dreaming "Gone Dreaming" by "Mick Turner"	Don't Tell the Driver	Drag City		0:26:28 (Pop-up)
Stars of the Lid	Low Level (Listening) Part 1	Per Aspera Ad Astra	Kranky		0:33:06 (Pop-up)
Margareth Kammerer	Everytime "Everytime" by "Margareth Kammerer"	Why Is the Sea So Blue	Mikroton		0:39:08 (Pop-up)
London Grammar	If You Wait "If You Wait" by "London Grammar"	If You Wait	Columbia		0:41:24 (Pop-up)
The Gentle Good	Holly Blue "Holly Blue" by "The Gentle Good"	Tethered for the Storm	Gwymon		0:46:01 (Pop-up)
Laura Stevenson	Every Tense "Every Tense" by "Laura Stevenson"	Wheel	Don Giovanni		0:52:03 (Pop-up)

The Singing Skies	Acting Fine "Acting Fine" by "The Singing Skies"	Routine and War	Preservation		1:02:40 (Pop-up)
Erica Buettner	Our Most Fragile Things	True Love and Water	Peppermoon		1:07:37 (Pop-up)
Emily Jane White	Faster Than the Devil	Blood/Lines	Important		1:11:10 (Pop-up)
Serena Jost	Stay "Stay" by "Serena Jost"				1:15:47 (Pop-up)
Dao Strom	Ode to Mother(land) "Ode to Mother(land)" by "Dao Strom"	We Were Meant to Be a Gentle People	Dao Strom		1:18:38 (Pop-up)
Glenna Van Nostrand	The Dog & the Jack Rabbit	(none)	Glenna Van Nostrand	From Pollifax/Wanderer Sessions http://vimeo.com/14906199	1:25:21 (Pop-up)
Hiss Golden Messenger	O Little Light	Bad Debt	Paradise of Bachelors		1:28:36 (Pop-up)
The Diamond Family Archive	Kings Highway	The Morning Singing O.	The Diamond Family Archive		1:32:39 (Pop-up)
Johnny Flynn	Murmuration "Murmuration" by "Johnny Flynn"	Country Mile	Transgressiv		1:36:22 (Pop-up)
Tony Dekker	Somewhere Near Thunder Bay	Prayer of the Woods	Nettwerk		1:39:09 (Pop-up)
Bill Fox	Sara Page "Sara Page" by "Bill Fox"	Shelter From the Smoke	Scat		1:41:59 (Pop-up)
Heidi Harris	Brave Idea "Brave Idea" by "Heidi Harris"	In the Lee			1:44:49 (Pop-up)
Saredren Wells	Plainsong/Folksong	Memories Are Hunting Horns	Rinehart		1:49:18 (Pop-up)
Kathryn Williams	Stood "Stood" by "Kathryn Williams"	Little Black Numbers	Caw		1:52:13 (Pop-up)

Don Bikoff	Amy in Quebec "Amy in Quebec" by "Don Bikoff"	Hallowed Ground	Don Bikoff		2:06:06 (Pop-up)
Leyla McCalla	Song for a Dark Girl	Vari-Colored Songs	Music Maker		2:09:50 (Pop-up)
Oscar Isaac & Marcus Mumford	Fare Thee Well (Dink's Song)	Inside Llewyn Davis (soundtrack)	Nonesuch		2:12:33 (Pop-up)
Mississippi Cotten	Turn Around "Turn Around" by "Mississippi Cotten"	(no album)	Mississippi Cotten	http://www.mississippicotten.com/volume-10.html	2:15:35 (Pop-up)
Rayna Gellert	The Cruel Mother "The Cruel Mother" by "Rayna Gellert"	Old Light: Songs From My Childhood & Other Gone Worlds	Story Sound		2:20:08 (Pop-up)
Sam Lee	Wild Wood Amber "Wild Wood Amber" by "Sam Lee"	Ground of Its Own	The Nest Collective		2:25:08 (Pop-up)
The Hardy Tree	Harmony Hall "Harmony Hall" by "The Hardy Tree"	The Fields Lie Sleeping Underneath	Clay Pipe Music		2:31:08 (Pop-up)
Lianne Smith	The Magpie Hunter "The Magpie Hunter" by "Lianne Smith"	Two Sides of a River			2:35:01 (Pop-up)
Ana Egge	Sailor "Sailor" by "Ana Egge"	Out Past the Lights	Grace/Parkinsong		2:38:43 (Pop-up)
Emma Hill	Lady of the Sea "Lady of the Sea" by "Emma Hill"	Clumsy Seduction	Emma Hill		2:42:24 (Pop-up)
The Honey Dewdrops	Together Tied "Together Tied" by "The Honey Dewdrops"	Silver Lining	The Honey Dewdrops		2:45:40 (Pop-up)
The Weather Station featuring Daniel Romano	Tomorrow Is Forever	Duets #3	You've Changed		2:50:11 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	Only Love Can Break Your Heart	Live at The Cellar Door	Reprise		2:53:29 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:15am kimgland: a floating morning ...nice
	6:24am BigLankyGeordie: Howdee, boys and girls, from Blighty where it's nearly lunchtime! Loving this Rue de Montmorency track - on the glidepath to a lovely afternoon - hopefully.
	6:36am fred: Good morning Jeffrey, Kim and BLG
	6:37am c waters: greetings from greece!!
	6:37am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Jefrey and all.
	6:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...up for more of the 1st hour than usual perhaps - as I would like to be...
	7:03am BigLankyGeordie: Computer shenanigans explains why the lovely Sarah Davachi briefly popped up in playlist but then didnt play. Oh well, maybe next time? Great show nevertheless
	7:09am doca: I love the word shenanigans. Hi you all, Jeff's playlists help me doing the usual Saturday morning house clean up a more pleasant experience
	7:16am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, doca. When you mentioned shenanigans, I realized I did not know really what it meant. So I looked in the Urban Dictionary and got this:An official declaration made by patrons of an establishment who feel they have been cheated. Once a charge of shenanigans has been accepted by an authority figure, said patrons are free to assault the owners of said establishment with brooms.
	7:19am doca: Haha I never seen it used this way
	7:23am doca: I looked further and now I got it. In Brazil we have many words for it (as deceitfulness is a very common thing in Brazilian day-to-day), but one exact translation of shenanigans would be "marmelada". Marmelada, of course, is marmalade, but you can say it after someone got the an unjust advantage on a business or competition. Then people scream "Marmelada!", I don't know if they go physical afterwards, though
	7:25am BigLankyGeordie: In little old England, shenanigans, usually just means 'funny goings on' - as they say England and America, two countries divided by a common language! ;-)
	7:27am BigLankyGeordie: Grim, just looked outside and it's a torrential rain storm now - think I'll just stay in and WFMU the afternoon away!
	7:27am Sem Chumbo: Hey, doca. Thanks for that. I believe I'll add marmelada to my very limited Portuguese vocabulary:)
	7:28am Mike East: Good morning, all.
	7:30am doca: @Sem Chumbo: by the way, I always thought about asking, why your name is Sem Chumbo here?
	7:38am Sem Chumbo: While working on a novel about a private investigator unable to get anywhere with a case, I traveled to Portugal and in re-fueling the rental car for the first time, I saw sem chumbo.It hit me,"no lead" described the characters major problem.
	7:44am doca: Haha great way to think about a username. What's the novel? Did you wrote it?
	7:47am from Quebec: in Italian that would be "senza piombo" - quite similar!
	7:50am doca: Yeah, that would come from Latin plumbum. I don't know where chumbo came, tho.
	7:51am Sem Chumbo: @doca: yet another "drawer novel", 65,000 words in and then, like Sem, no obvious way forward. I use the name here to remind me the work isn't finished yet. @ from Quebec: my detective would be far more dashing with a name like that.
	7:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...'shenanigans' always sounded Irish to me ...mischief - but play & fun implied too ? - or irresponsible deeds - a fine line...
	7:56am doca: @Sem Chumbo: oh that's bad. Have you already had other published works? I think the first one must be the most difficult
	7:58am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - even a Symphony lasts less than an hour; people say Novel Writing is an extended ordeal...
	8:00am doca: I'm going to the same situation, as I'm trying to publish my master degree's dissertation. But if it fail, I'm thinking of self-publishing. In the academic circles, I think this may be an innovative and wise option (autonomous distribution with a lower price, as I won't gen any money anyway). Unfortunately in fiction things can be harder
	8:18am Sem Chumbo: @doca, sorry, away for a minute making breakfast. Yes, I have published short stories and radio plays for money, and I work mostly as a freelance writer for hire, but the novel(s) are a marathon, where the other things are like the 220/440.
	8:21am mike east: @doca- my good friend is current
	8:21am ?: hi all
	8:22am Sem Chumbo: Self-publishing is certainly innovative, but is that kosher in academic circles?
	8:23am mike east: Sorry, baby hit send. ...currently working on his dissertation in Brazil. Isn't that where u are?
	8:25am doca: @mike: yes, what's he studying?
	8:26am doca: @Sem: I don't know, but I see a movement towards it, at least that an association of teachers and students could establish an internet publishing house without having to pass through all the publication process a normal editor would require. It's a bet, I guess.
	8:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...saw a story on PBS Newshour about these Tech people who started a Program that trains tech kids instead of University ; kid on there talking about being in an Astronomy class & it's 45 minutes his competitors are working on business tech. - kind of admire it & think he's a self-important narrow-minded turd @ the same time...sorry - tangential topic...
	8:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...this Sam Lee sorta extraordinary...
	8:35am Sem Chumbo: @doca, I think it is ironic that the academic world is SO conservative, resisting change at every turn. Good luck with the dissertation.
	8:36am mike east: I know he was a religion studies major, but I'm not sure specifically what he's studying in Brazil. I turned him onto your blog.
	8:40am doca: @Sem: it's very conservative, but I like to think that the guys with who I hang out are not so. It was a professor of mine who pointed to self-publication, actually. @Mike: thanks for showing the blog, I'm just updating it with a major history lesson on 60s Brazil. But tell me more later what he studies, it's always nice to see people from abroad sharing their perspectives on Brazil.
	8:51am LovecraftDude888: oh not awake...as an author and critic myself, I've been most upset about commercial books coming out the past few years with tons of typos and crap copy-editing and quality control. Very disappointing in many cases.
	8:52am doca: Great show, Jeff, thanks once again.
	8:52am LovecraftDude888: I even had a book with one of my pieces in it where my essay was error-free, but the other ones had a lot of typos and such and wasn't proofread very well. It irks!
	8:54am Jojodillon: Daniel Romano is the best...his last solo album is a trip to another era completely.
	8:54am LovecraftDude888: caught tail end of show here...was in dream land.
	8:54am Mike East: @doca - will do. Yes, thanks for the tunes this morning. Great start to the day.
	8:55am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx As Ever DJJD !
	8:57am Mike East: Think I may have to learn this NY song today.
	8:57am LynnsBrother: This song reminds me of my friend Steve, a Neil Young jukebox. Haven't seen him in 20 yrs.
	8:57am Gigio: Sad Canadian is ever the best
	8:58am listener james from westwood: @lovecraftdude888: agreed on the typos/copyediting/lack of QC. as a copy editor and proofreader, i find them doubly distracting in finished books. "send them to me before press! i can fix this sort of thing!" i yell.
	11:10am van: I'm still behind
	10:29am van: The tune in the background of "Wild Wood Amber" by Sam Lee... ESTRILLITA! nice.

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from January 25, 2014

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