WFMU: Martha: Playlist from March 29, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:07am Whooda: Hello DJ Martha. Calling Droll, your prog has arrived.
	12:08am mariano: Martha, my late night muse! Hi, Whooda!
	12:10am Tome: Happy - finally feels like Spring - Martha! & KIddles!
	12:12am Martha: Hi all - thanks for checking in - and yes, it's my monthly infusion of prog...
	12:14am fleep: Earthquake, good long rolling one. 5.3. Fun ride.
	12:14am JakeGould: Earthquake?
	12:14am Martha: Pretty soon we will have one of weekly infusions of psych...
	12:15am mariano: The synth solos of all prog songs seem to converge -- not that there's anything wrong with that! Fleep: where are you with such seismic activity?
	12:15am JakeGould: Rush? Hemispheres?
	12:16am P-90: Good Morning, Martha, great start!
	12:17am mariano: Circumstances!!! Or Necromancer from Caress of Steel.
	12:18am fleep: @mariano Los Angeles. The window blind cord is still moving slowly, there have been aftershocks.
	12:19am Whooda: Sounds like someone could use some Progmesyn or Progoprin multisymptom for that prog time of the month.
	12:21am Whooda: @fleep I hope is doesn't get any worse. I was in Sacramento, in a Home Depot when the Northridge quake struck. Lucky for me I was near the door section of the store. They say it's safer to stand in a doorway. Seriously, the hanging lights in the store were swinging all the way up to Sacramento.
	12:23am mariano: @fleep: yeah, got some good friends in LA. Used to live in SF about 20 years ago, and every time we had a tremor, I never felt it! Never a 5.3 though. I was a kid in Honduras in '76 when the Guatemala earthquake hit, and I slept through that, though my grandpa's entire hifi 70s reel-to-reel two-story stereo temple completely toppled!
	12:28am fleep: @Whooda @mariano We got hit hard during Northridge, the middle of our house bounced up in the air several inches, right off the piers and posts. A long saga of rebuilding and insurance settlements ensued.
	12:30am mariano: Really sorry to hear, fleep.
	12:34am Whooda: Nice mixed set of music DJ Martha, much appreciated.
	12:35am Martha: Yes, v. sorry to hear about that - hope all is well -
	12:36am Martha: Thanks!
	12:38am fleep: @mariano & Martha Our house was retrofitted with bracing and shear walls, we're the safest house on this block now, our house cannot sway. Blessings in disguise look awful at first.
	12:39am P-90: @fleep: how far are you from La Habra? The earthquake.gov website says there was an unusual "pre-quake" of about 3.6 an hour ago, that's about as strong as the aftershock you just had. I remember the morning the Whittier quake hit in 1987, the biggest the really big one in '71, I was in Beverly Hills, quite a few miles from Whittier, but the whole house was rocking, it had that same "rolling" motion you describe, like a train car rocking, not the usual "jigglier" kind
	12:39am JakeGould: “…our house cannot sway.” But your house now ROCKS! Right? Sorry, gotta go with the flow.
	12:40am Whooda: @fleep I seriously considered bracing my house at the foundation in North Carolina, not exactly a hotbed of earthquakes, more for tornadoes really. I was wondering if you had braced your home. Good idea.
	12:41am Droll: Having been through the 2001 Nisqually earthquake, I know how scary earthquakes can be, but insurance is a lesser of the possible woes. We just had a mountainside slide away into nothing up here. Natural disasters (ie: floods in Jersey City) are everywhere nowadays.
	12:42am P-90: correction: the Whittier was the biggest SINCE the 1971 quake (that almost killed Johnny Carson, among others)
	12:43am mariano: Hey y'all, let's drink! Got 3 ciders left, and perhaps a goodly amount of Mendocino's finest!
	12:44am Whooda: @droll I was wondering about you and PSS regarding the mudslide. It's big national news, it's a Godsend for the national news outlets that prefer avoiding other topics. I don't know how many times I seen that muddy Barbie Jeep in the last week.
	12:45am P-90: I do believe I have some Yeungling Black & Tan
	12:46am mariano: Well then, cheers, sir or madam!
	12:47am Whooda: @Mariano I've decided to buy a tank of Co2 and a regulator to make my own carbonated beverages. Will be able to make 'champagne' with cheap white wine too! A liter of soda water will cost only pennies per liter.
	12:50am mariano: Good idea, Whooda! A friend of mine has a carbonator for her seltzer, and here in Brooklyn there are still a couple of seltzer trucks that make the rounds for the High Holidays. But making your own champagne: that's novel! That's some Capone sh*t!
	12:51am Droll: Whooda, It's a very photogenic natural disaster so they're getting good milage from it. Regardless, it's a pretty grim situation. P-90, I loved Yeungling B&T! Alas, east coast only...
	12:56am fleep: @P-90 maybe 40 miles. @Droll A few broken beer bottles and swinging lamps can't compare to that mountain giving way. No reports of any injuries here, one broken water main in La Habra. Eh.
	12:56am JakeGould: Whooda, you would be making faux sparkling wine since (a) you do not live in Champagne & (b) the bubbles should come from fermentation. Signed, Snit.
	12:56am mariano: DIY black and tans!
	12:59am Ken From Hyde Park: A few years ago, some California people were visiting my work site. In the 2nd floor warehouse, a forklift truck rumbled by, shaking the floor a little. The visitors looked scared for a moment, scanning for the exits, I imagine. When we pointed out the forklift, they were highly relieved.
	1:00am Whooda: @Jake my black market 'champagne' customers in the trailer park will never know the difference. The hard part is trying to describe to them what 'champagne' is. I think I'll call it Champain.
	1:00am phat: Who the hell are Sleaford Mods?
	1:01am phat: This is awesome.
	1:02am KP: Hey Martha
	1:02am Martha: Their British - that is all i know...
	1:04am Martha: Hey there KP!
	1:05am mariano: Sleaford Mods: sleafordmods.com Their singer sounds like Brick Top from Snatch: www.youtube.com...
	1:05am JakeGould: There you go Whooda! Make the lie work!
	1:08am Martha: Not the NYC Snatch, I hope -
	1:09am Whooda: Champain: Because it's New Year's Eve Somewhere!
	1:09am mariano: No, the Guy Rithcie one!
	1:10am JakeGould: This singer needs a Sucrets.
	1:11am mariano: Riiii-co-la!
	1:16am fleep: Amazing noises.
	1:18am JakeGould: Fleep, that’s me burping from your bogus sparkling muscatel.
	1:19am JakeGould: Sorry, I meant to blame Whooda. I think this stuff has paint thinner in it.
	1:23am Whooda: Not paint thinner because it leaves an oily aftertaste. It's acetone. Acetone delivers a nice brisk bite with volatile bouquet and quite a nice high. Plus the ladies can use the drink for nail polish remover in a pinch.
	1:26am Martha: Yes, Staer is really great, and I think this album is better, less straightforward than their last ("Daughters") -
	1:27am mariano: Jävlar means scum, I think. From Lars von Tier's The Kingdon, there was the Swedish doctor who used to stand on the roof of the Danish hospital, looking towards Sweden, yelling "Dansk Jävlar," or Danish scum!
	1:28am mariano: Trier, I meant, not Tier.
	1:29am Martha: Ah, thanks!
	1:38am mariano: April is the cruelest month...
	1:56am JakeGould: April is the cutest month! Kawaii!
	2:00am Whooda: Was unaware of the 'jam band' side to Cheater Slicks. Pretty damn cool.
	2:04am Martha: Yeah - this is a great release - unfortunately, other awesome side can not be played over the air (message brought to you courtesy of the FCC).
	2:09am Droll: Martha, I believe one of the C's in FCC stands for "Courtesy". I can't remember what F stands for.
	2:13am Martha: That's a good one - I'll have to remember that -
	2:30am mariano: Watching muted footage of Keith Moon drumming over this, from my copy of Kids Are Alright. @Droll: the other C is Chastity, I'm guessing?
	2:43am mariano: Beautiful, this Guyvessant.
	2:44am Martha: Yes, thanks!
	2:47am KP: I've been down in dreary Va. all week. This is certainly livening up things
	2:48am Martha: Great - glad it is doing some good - where were you? - my sister now lives in Charlottesville so i am down there a good bit -
	2:52am KP: South of Alexandria. Funny you should mention Charlottesville. We were watching the UVA game tonight, they lost a tough one
	2:54am KP: But anyway, living in ny, boring is good for change
	2:54am Martha: Ouch - my nephew will be unhappy - thanks for the heads up -
	2:55am Whooda: Thanks again for the entertainment DJ Martha. Hope you have a great day today.
	2:57am KP: Yes we had planned to come back and see next game live at garden. Not now! See ya Martha. Sweet stuff
	2:57am P-90: Great playlist again tonight, DJ Martha. Always a pleasure to join you, have a great week!
	2:58am Martha: Thanks all for the good words - have a great week -

Martha: Playlist from March 29, 2014

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March 29, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
Margareth Kammerer	high "high" by "Margareth Kammerer"	Why Is the Sea So Blue	Mikroton	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Carol of Harvest	Try a Little Bit	s/t	Prog Temple	*	0:04:47 (Pop-up)
Rocky Erikson	The Interpreter "The Interpreter" by "Rocky Erikson"	Gremlins Have Pictures	Light in the Attic		0:14:42 (Pop-up)
Woodsman	Healthy Life "Healthy Life" by "Woodsman"	Firetalk	Never Better	*	0:17:00 (Pop-up)
Ruined Fortune	Black and Red "Black and Red" by "Ruined Fortune"	s/t	Hozac	*	0:22:20 (Pop-up)
High Rise II	Soft Line "Soft Line" by "High Rise II"	s/t	Warded Halls	*	0:26:19 (Pop-up)
Prizehog	Awesome Bube "Awesome Bube" by "Prizehog"	Re-Unvent the Whool	Eolian Empire	*	0:29:40 (Pop-up)

Ernest Gibson	[Side A, track no. 1]	Island Records	Skrot Up	*	0:40:29 (Pop-up)
Cheveu	Monster Perrier "Monster Perrier" by "Cheveu"	Bum	Born Bad	*	0:44:38 (Pop-up)
Scortilla	Chanson de Non Amour "Chanson de Non Amour" by "Scortilla"	1981-1983: Nervous Wave from Genova	Synthetic Shadows	*	0:47:46 (Pop-up)
Adam and the Ants	Rubber People "Rubber People" by "Adam and the Ants"	Family of Noise	Pure Sound	*	0:52:56 (Pop-up)
Sleaford Mods	PPO Kissing Behinds	Austerity Dogs	Harbinger Sound	*	0:56:25 (Pop-up)
The Verlaines	Joed Out "Joed Out" by "The Verlaines"	Juvenilia	Captured Tracks / Flying Nun		1:01:41 (Pop-up)
The Hunt	When the Sky Turns Black	The Hunt Begins	Sacred Bones	*	1:04:47 (Pop-up)
Thou	In Defiance of the Sages "In Defiance of the Sages" by "Thou"	Heathen	Gilead Media	*	1:08:05 (Pop-up)
Staer	Det Är Nyår, Jävlar "Det Är Nyår, Jävlar" by "Staer"	s/t	Gaffer	*	1:13:41 (Pop-up)

Miika Toivanen	Venuksen Syntyma (Julkaisemme Kirjoituksen Poikkeuksellisesti Nimimerkilla)	Yin, Not Yang	Miika Toivanen	*	1:28:06 (Pop-up)
Death of Samantha	Rosenberg Summer	If Memory Serves Us Well	St. Valentine Records	*	1:33:24 (Pop-up)
Proto Idiot	You Can't Hide "You Can't Hide" by "Proto Idiot"	7"	Trouble in Mind	*	1:37:29 (Pop-up)
The Wrong Man	[Side A, track no. 2]	7"	Swashbuckling Hobo	*	1:40:26 (Pop-up)
Malachai	Down to Earth "Down to Earth" by "Malachai"	Beyond Ugly	Double Six	*	1:42:30 (Pop-up)
Crow	(Don't Try to Lay No Boogie Woogie on the) King of Rock and Roll	The Best of Crow	Sundazed	*	1:45:13 (Pop-up)
Cheater Slicks	Thinkin Some More "Thinkin Some More" by "Cheater Slicks"	Live, Vol. 3	Columbus Discount	*	1:47:46 (Pop-up)
Mala in Se	Stay Afloat "Stay Afloat" by "Mala in Se"	s/t	Phratry	*	2:05:25 (Pop-up)
Whitby Bay	Unextinguishable Candle	7"	Whitby Bay	*	2:10:05 (Pop-up)
Enthroning Silence	Seal the Last Resonance of Perdition	Throned Upon Ashes of Dusk	Dusktone	*	2:11:46 (Pop-up)

Jaap Blonk	Electroshock Theory "Electroshock Theory" by "Jaap Blonk"	Mixed From Heaven	Plant Migration	*	2:25:40 (Pop-up)
Piad Guyvessant	Life Between the Loop	Volume 1	Gold Bolus	*	2:34:50 (Pop-up)
Petrychor	Seared, Sundered "Seared, Sundered" by "Petrychor"	Effigies and Epitaphs	Dryad	*	2:43:22 (Pop-up)
Amenra	[Track no. 2] "[Track no. 2]" by "Amenra"	Mass V	Neurot Recordings	*	2:47:20 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:07am Whooda: Hello DJ Martha. Calling Droll, your prog has arrived.
	12:08am mariano: Martha, my late night muse! Hi, Whooda!
	12:10am Tome: Happy - finally feels like Spring - Martha! & KIddles!
	12:12am Martha: Hi all - thanks for checking in - and yes, it's my monthly infusion of prog...
	12:14am fleep: Earthquake, good long rolling one. 5.3. Fun ride.
	12:14am JakeGould: Earthquake?
	12:14am Martha: Pretty soon we will have one of weekly infusions of psych...
	12:15am mariano: The synth solos of all prog songs seem to converge -- not that there's anything wrong with that! Fleep: where are you with such seismic activity?
	12:15am JakeGould: Rush? Hemispheres?
	12:16am P-90: Good Morning, Martha, great start!
	12:17am mariano: Circumstances!!! Or Necromancer from Caress of Steel.
	12:18am fleep: @mariano Los Angeles. The window blind cord is still moving slowly, there have been aftershocks.
	12:19am Whooda: Sounds like someone could use some Progmesyn or Progoprin multisymptom for that prog time of the month.
	12:21am Whooda: @fleep I hope is doesn't get any worse. I was in Sacramento, in a Home Depot when the Northridge quake struck. Lucky for me I was near the door section of the store. They say it's safer to stand in a doorway. Seriously, the hanging lights in the store were swinging all the way up to Sacramento.
	12:23am mariano: @fleep: yeah, got some good friends in LA. Used to live in SF about 20 years ago, and every time we had a tremor, I never felt it! Never a 5.3 though. I was a kid in Honduras in '76 when the Guatemala earthquake hit, and I slept through that, though my grandpa's entire hifi 70s reel-to-reel two-story stereo temple completely toppled!
	12:28am fleep: @Whooda @mariano We got hit hard during Northridge, the middle of our house bounced up in the air several inches, right off the piers and posts. A long saga of rebuilding and insurance settlements ensued.
	12:30am mariano: Really sorry to hear, fleep.
	12:34am Whooda: Nice mixed set of music DJ Martha, much appreciated.
	12:35am Martha: Yes, v. sorry to hear about that - hope all is well -
	12:36am Martha: Thanks!
	12:38am fleep: @mariano & Martha Our house was retrofitted with bracing and shear walls, we're the safest house on this block now, our house cannot sway. Blessings in disguise look awful at first.
	12:39am P-90: @fleep: how far are you from La Habra? The earthquake.gov website says there was an unusual "pre-quake" of about 3.6 an hour ago, that's about as strong as the aftershock you just had. I remember the morning the Whittier quake hit in 1987, the biggest the really big one in '71, I was in Beverly Hills, quite a few miles from Whittier, but the whole house was rocking, it had that same "rolling" motion you describe, like a train car rocking, not the usual "jigglier" kind
	12:39am JakeGould: “…our house cannot sway.” But your house now ROCKS! Right? Sorry, gotta go with the flow.
	12:40am Whooda: @fleep I seriously considered bracing my house at the foundation in North Carolina, not exactly a hotbed of earthquakes, more for tornadoes really. I was wondering if you had braced your home. Good idea.
	12:41am Droll: Having been through the 2001 Nisqually earthquake, I know how scary earthquakes can be, but insurance is a lesser of the possible woes. We just had a mountainside slide away into nothing up here. Natural disasters (ie: floods in Jersey City) are everywhere nowadays.
	12:42am P-90: correction: the Whittier was the biggest SINCE the 1971 quake (that almost killed Johnny Carson, among others)
	12:43am mariano: Hey y'all, let's drink! Got 3 ciders left, and perhaps a goodly amount of Mendocino's finest!
	12:44am Whooda: @droll I was wondering about you and PSS regarding the mudslide. It's big national news, it's a Godsend for the national news outlets that prefer avoiding other topics. I don't know how many times I seen that muddy Barbie Jeep in the last week.
	12:45am P-90: I do believe I have some Yeungling Black & Tan
	12:46am mariano: Well then, cheers, sir or madam!
	12:47am Whooda: @Mariano I've decided to buy a tank of Co2 and a regulator to make my own carbonated beverages. Will be able to make 'champagne' with cheap white wine too! A liter of soda water will cost only pennies per liter.
	12:50am mariano: Good idea, Whooda! A friend of mine has a carbonator for her seltzer, and here in Brooklyn there are still a couple of seltzer trucks that make the rounds for the High Holidays. But making your own champagne: that's novel! That's some Capone sh*t!
	12:51am Droll: Whooda, It's a very photogenic natural disaster so they're getting good milage from it. Regardless, it's a pretty grim situation. P-90, I loved Yeungling B&T! Alas, east coast only...
	12:56am fleep: @P-90 maybe 40 miles. @Droll A few broken beer bottles and swinging lamps can't compare to that mountain giving way. No reports of any injuries here, one broken water main in La Habra. Eh.
	12:56am JakeGould: Whooda, you would be making faux sparkling wine since (a) you do not live in Champagne & (b) the bubbles should come from fermentation. Signed, Snit.
	12:56am mariano: DIY black and tans!
	12:59am Ken From Hyde Park: A few years ago, some California people were visiting my work site. In the 2nd floor warehouse, a forklift truck rumbled by, shaking the floor a little. The visitors looked scared for a moment, scanning for the exits, I imagine. When we pointed out the forklift, they were highly relieved.
	1:00am Whooda: @Jake my black market 'champagne' customers in the trailer park will never know the difference. The hard part is trying to describe to them what 'champagne' is. I think I'll call it Champain.
	1:00am phat: Who the hell are Sleaford Mods?
	1:01am phat: This is awesome.
	1:02am KP: Hey Martha
	1:02am Martha: Their British - that is all i know...
	1:04am Martha: Hey there KP!
	1:05am mariano: Sleaford Mods: sleafordmods.com Their singer sounds like Brick Top from Snatch: www.youtube.com...
	1:05am JakeGould: There you go Whooda! Make the lie work!
	1:08am Martha: Not the NYC Snatch, I hope -
	1:09am Whooda: Champain: Because it's New Year's Eve Somewhere!
	1:09am mariano: No, the Guy Rithcie one!
	1:10am JakeGould: This singer needs a Sucrets.
	1:11am mariano: Riiii-co-la!
	1:16am fleep: Amazing noises.
	1:18am JakeGould: Fleep, that’s me burping from your bogus sparkling muscatel.
	1:19am JakeGould: Sorry, I meant to blame Whooda. I think this stuff has paint thinner in it.
	1:23am Whooda: Not paint thinner because it leaves an oily aftertaste. It's acetone. Acetone delivers a nice brisk bite with volatile bouquet and quite a nice high. Plus the ladies can use the drink for nail polish remover in a pinch.
	1:26am Martha: Yes, Staer is really great, and I think this album is better, less straightforward than their last ("Daughters") -
	1:27am mariano: Jävlar means scum, I think. From Lars von Tier's The Kingdon, there was the Swedish doctor who used to stand on the roof of the Danish hospital, looking towards Sweden, yelling "Dansk Jävlar," or Danish scum!
	1:28am mariano: Trier, I meant, not Tier.
	1:29am Martha: Ah, thanks!
	1:38am mariano: April is the cruelest month...
	1:56am JakeGould: April is the cutest month! Kawaii!
	2:00am Whooda: Was unaware of the 'jam band' side to Cheater Slicks. Pretty damn cool.
	2:04am Martha: Yeah - this is a great release - unfortunately, other awesome side can not be played over the air (message brought to you courtesy of the FCC).
	2:09am Droll: Martha, I believe one of the C's in FCC stands for "Courtesy". I can't remember what F stands for.
	2:13am Martha: That's a good one - I'll have to remember that -
	2:30am mariano: Watching muted footage of Keith Moon drumming over this, from my copy of Kids Are Alright. @Droll: the other C is Chastity, I'm guessing?
	2:43am mariano: Beautiful, this Guyvessant.
	2:44am Martha: Yes, thanks!
	2:47am KP: I've been down in dreary Va. all week. This is certainly livening up things
	2:48am Martha: Great - glad it is doing some good - where were you? - my sister now lives in Charlottesville so i am down there a good bit -
	2:52am KP: South of Alexandria. Funny you should mention Charlottesville. We were watching the UVA game tonight, they lost a tough one
	2:54am KP: But anyway, living in ny, boring is good for change
	2:54am Martha: Ouch - my nephew will be unhappy - thanks for the heads up -
	2:55am Whooda: Thanks again for the entertainment DJ Martha. Hope you have a great day today.
	2:57am KP: Yes we had planned to come back and see next game live at garden. Not now! See ya Martha. Sweet stuff
	2:57am P-90: Great playlist again tonight, DJ Martha. Always a pleasure to join you, have a great week!
	2:58am Martha: Thanks all for the good words - have a great week -

Martha: Playlist from March 29, 2014

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