WFMU: Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from June 12, 2014

Listener comments!
	3:05pm !.!: i hereby ban mr giant man from next week's braodcast. looking fwd to another great show, F,,!!!!
	3:05pm common: hey fabio! looking forward to today!
	👻 3:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: WITCH!
	3:07pm DCE: which? ah, hallo!
	3:07pm common: i wanna go get beer and watch suspiria now. who's comin?
	3:08pm P-90: Was that the Taxi Driver score? I know it was a movie score, but which one? So is this?
	3:08pm Tome: Jättiläinen !!! I miss ..
	3:09pm P-90: @ common: yeah, I was thinking Suspiria too
	3:10pm Claw!: Oh, what an awesome start, Fabio! This show will be special...I can feel it.
	3:10pm P-90: @ common: you are correct, Sir
	👻 3:11pm chris: Sounds great, common, brt.
	3:13pm coelacanth: aloha Fabio; Fabiites.
	3:14pm d¢ pät: I'll take the beer but I'm watching something else....in fact, time to go! Bye folks!!
	3:14pm common: P-90, chris: wish we could!
	👻 3:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Lucifer Rising! Excellent choice cap't.
	👻 3:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Right channel dead or am I having a stroke?
	3:15pm Fern: I thought I heard the main theme of Taxi Driver at the beginning.
	3:16pm coelacanth: aw i'm jealous. No beer for me. I've yard work to do.(...one chainsaw injury per lifetime.)
	3:16pm P-90: Right channel is kinda quiet @Fern: Me too, yet it's not listed....
	3:17pm billf: Failure of stereo.
	3:18pm P-90: @ Rev. Turnip: Maybe we're collectively having a mass stroke
	3:18pm billf: Ah it's back.
	👻 3:18pm Rev. Turnip Druid: whew.. stroke fears alleviated. FOR NOW.
	3:18pm P-90: OK scratch that theory
	3:18pm coelacanth: 'makes the right channel sound that much better now!
	3:19pm Cecile: let me guess songs from movies
	👻 3:19pm Rev. Turnip Druid: That Bobby Beausoleil box-set of Lucifer Rising sessions was the release of the decade, at yonder Druid House...
	3:19pm DCE: huh
	3:19pm jesse: good afternoon, psychedelic virgin failures.
	3:20pm Claw!: YESSSSSS! Slayerrrrrrrrrrrrr Fabio, you're killin' it!
	3:20pm coelacanth: i didn't always fail at virginity.
	3:21pm northguineahills: @Rev, that exists!!!! I needs it!
	3:22pm jesse: playlists have been a bit wack lately, both in selection and written fidelity. pure wmfu bliss and character!
	3:24pm P-90: Bernard Herrmann
	3:27pm travis: have you finally had enough of the big city, fabio? is this a cry for help?
	3:28pm Cecile: the harp is a nice touch.
	3:28pm Dean: He's probably just had enough of Robert DeNiro.
	3:28pm Cecile: I wish there was a movie called "Are You Waiting for The Streetcar?"
	3:28pm common: coelacanth: i'll save you a beersie.
	3:28pm r i s k y: Listen all you screwheads!
	3:29pm chinaski: are you a real cowboy?
	3:29pm chocolate monk: alvarius B's take on this Morricone is beautiful, as is the original of course.
	3:29pm coelacanth: Cecile -i guess Can has the theme song covered.
	3:29pm Cecile: Alex!
	3:30pm dale: ooh - i hope we hear the theme from 'a man and a woman!'
	3:30pm Cecile: yup, coelacanth!
	3:31pm coelacanth: Thanks,common! ..I'm,as usual,having trouble dragging myself away from wfmu & toward my responsibilities.
	3:31pm Cecile: Actually, Obsession was probably his last soundtrack.
	3:32pm Claw!: so, Fabio... since you're making my afternoon with this treasure trove of soundtrack gems, could I kindly beg you to play some Gert Wilden at some point? Pleeeeaaase?
	3:32pm dale: undoubtedly some morricone on tap. maybe hazlewood. in a perfect world some nilsson or mike curb. maybe even nick cave. or BRUNO S!!
	3:33pm Cecile: it was Taxi Driver. His final score was Obsession
	👻 3:33pm Rev. Turnip Druid: The Mick Jagger one was for Invocation of My Demon Brother, no?
	3:35pm dale: clips of jason robard and mick jagger in fitzcarraldo are not so good, but it's all just familiarity
	3:36pm SueAdynamo: Shooting up in her BUTT?? And he said it twice for emphasis. LOL
	3:37pm northguineahills: Man, off to world cupland, I need to catch the archives later. ciaosers!
	3:37pm T_Jay Pauli: hi there Alexander and Fabio ... lovely theme and gr8 selection
	3:40pm T_Jay Pauli: i wonder where David Luis will play.. and i wonder if Hulk will play.. they are still warming up
	3:42pm Cecile: cool! I'm looking forward to hearing this.
	3:42pm listener monica: i believe roeg took over "perdormance" from david cammel who committed suicide?
	3:43pm T_Jay Pauli: i always bought me some interesting vynil scores just for the fun of them and in them ....
	3:45pm dale: i was listening to s.t. from countercultury 'you are what you eat' - best piece is rosko doing a nazi helmet commercial
	3:46pm T_Jay Pauli: like "water" for example total blank shot after Eddie Grant
	3:47pm P-90: Yeah, Donald Cammell. Working with Miick and Anita Pallenberg was just too much for him...
	3:47pm steve: hey ho failurinos
	3:48pm dale: i have this ghosts of the civil dead cd. but where did he cop this theme (you can even hear the vinyl crackle).
	3:48pm Claw!: Oooh... this is puuuurty...
	3:48pm Hacke: Howdy!
	3:49pm Cecile: howdy back!
	3:52pm dale: OOOH OOOH (horseshack voice). what was the other soundtrack those three did - 'to have and to hold?' - scott walker does a great version of 'i threw it all away'
	3:52pm adrian in mpls: hello hello!
	3:52pm T_Jay Pauli: didn't want to seem luckily dishonest there... its genetic to be honest and act through the life expecting to become better with time .. i realized i was not by picking the record .. sorry
	3:54pm slugluv1313: greetings Fabio and Alexander!!!!! excellent excellent show!!!
	3:54pm T_Jay Pauli: from retrieving it now i see
	3:56pm MacGuffin: Greetings Failures!
	3:57pm MacGuffin: I'm late - what did I miss?
	3:59pm jesse: you missed the devil in the garden of eden. the opening scene i suppose.
	4:00pm dale: i need to hear wings of desire soundtrack now, with these nick influences i keep hearing.
	4:00pm Dean: Soundtrack theme calls for one from Nashville (Ronnee Blakely's "Tapedeck in His Tractor" and one from One from the Heart (you pick).
	4:01pm Cecile: what about that goofy Sorcerer soundtrack?
	4:01pm MacGuffin: I missed the Suspiria soundtrack for one thing. Great film.
	4:05pm Claw!: @MacGuffin Welcome! You missed some really special tunes, but I'm sure there will be much more amazement up ahead. :)
	4:07pm MacGuffin: Thank you Mr Claw!
	4:07pm Stanley: I always start on Champagne
	4:09pm Claw!: That's Miss Claw to you, MacGuffin! ;-P
	4:10pm MacGuffin: Oh gosh...sorry, La Claw.
	4:11pm Robert: Wyngard was hilarious in "Dept. S", which was partial inspir'n for the later series "Lost".
	4:11pm Claw!: Hah! It's all good. I've been called worse. Enjoy the show!
	4:11pm MacGuffin: Actually, not sorry at all. 'Miss' is a step up!
	4:11pm Cecile: that vampyros lesbos sdtk was amazing
	4:12pm dale: anita does a great version of 'sugar in a hurricane'
	4:16pm common: a friend just gave me a copy of that leonard nimoy record. good.
	👻 4:17pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I will name all future children Pinky Violence.
	4:19pm P-90: @ Dean: I'm glad someone mentioned One from the Heart, it's criminally underrated, Tom Waits wrote and performed a brilliant score
	4:21pm common: rev: crackin' me up!
	4:21pm Rich in Washington: Hanzo the Razor movies are something else. Really have to see one to believe them.
	4:22pm MacGuffin: Why has there been no 'Legend of Billy Jean'?
	4:22pm MacGuffin: I'm kidding, of course.
	4:23pm Dean: @P-90: Agreed, and while I'm not a huge Crystal Gayle fan, I do enjoy the clash in timbres between her and Waits' voices.
	4:23pm Rich in Washington: AH, one of my favorite Ennio soundtracks
	4:24pm T_Jay Pauli: oh so bad bella ciao? couldn't heard it went to have a meal
	4:28pm common: i love the exorcist II. so bad it's great!
	4:28pm still b/p: Ray Harryhausen animated the tonsil-fight sequences for Clash of the Timbres.
	4:34pm Jungle Jim: Ennio!!!!! That David Carb0nara does a good job on Mad Men. I love the guy who works with David Lynch. What is his name? What is it with these talented Italian soundtrack creators?
	👻 4:34pm Rev. Turnip Druid: HOT DAMN: about 90 minutes' worth of Pinky Violence film trailers. www.youtube.com...
	4:37pm dale: baldamentto or some such thing
	4:38pm P-90: @ Jungle Jim: Italians are just talented
	4:38pm Jungle Jim: To Dal, riiight----Badiamenti? Too many wondow open to googgle.
	4:38pm P-90: Angelo Badalamente
	4:39pm P-90: -oops, "Badalament-i"
	4:41pm Jungle Jim: Yeah, that guy! I love the soundracks for Before Sunrise and Before Sunset. I onder if any daytime soap opera woundtracks have been collected and issued in some format?
	4:43pm Jungle Jim: Gotta say a word for Satjayit Ray's soundtracks, fer sher.
	4:44pm Rich in Washington: Danger: Diabolik is another of my fave Ennio soundtracks. PRetty crazy
	4:47pm P-90: Ennio's the king of "La la la de da da's"
	4:48pm dale: is that an italian version of the french diabolique?
	4:50pm Jungle Jim: I'mimagining a funeral march to this, or a drive in the rain.
	4:50pm Rich in Washington: No. Danger Diabolik is a weird masked bandit movie. Pretty campy. Right up there with Barbarella for sheer over-the-topness
	4:50pm Hacke: Blue Beard.
	4:52pm chinaski: lovely, this
	4:52pm slugluv1313: Angelo Badalamenti -- Blue Velvet, i think Twin Peaks too?
	4:52pm dale: how did he do that - a kazoo in a toilet paper tube?
	4:53pm P-90: Also nobody writes Duck Call parts as good as Ennio's
	4:54pm Rich in Washington: Yes. Badalamenti did all of the Twin Peaks and offshoot film, many, many Lynch films, starting around the time of Blue Velvet. I don't recall if he did Inland Empire or not.
	4:56pm bloopy: Digging the All MORRICONE
	4:57pm P-90: John Barry should get a mention here...
	4:58pm dale: not jazz cigarette enough p-90, but agree.
	4:59pm Jungle Jim: Could you play something from Cocteau's Beauty and the Beast (by George Auric?).
	4:59pm Dean: John Zorn writes a pretty good duck call.
	5:02pm P-90: "Giallo" = yellow
	5:04pm P-90: Ello Petri directed "...citizen..."
	5:10pm Cecile: I saw that as a teen. I found it both dull and hysterically funny. I don't know if I would feel differently now...
	5:12pm SheWolf: Coincidentally I have it DVRd coz it was on TCM recently and I tried to watch it last night but it was boring as shit.
	5:12pm Cecile: this is really cool. and my 30-years-ago self would be blown away by members of the Birthday Party and Einsturzende Neubaten making this kind of music.
	5:13pm Jungle Jim: I like this stuff, Alex.
	5:13pm Cecile: Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion, She-Wolf?
	5:14pm SheWolf: Not unlike my 17 year old self being blown away by the thought of one day being Jim Reid of The Jesus and Mary Chain's friend on Facebook, yet it is so.
	5:15pm Cecile: awesome, SW!
	5:16pm dale: i like the gothic nature of handsome family. nice ministry song - looked at the mute page for the group and they are a handsome group of dandys.
	5:16pm Cecile: the handsome family has gotten better at this singing thing
	5:16pm SheWolf: Oh sorry wrong film. I shouldn't comment when I haven't read all the comments and when I've had a lot of vodka.
	5:17pm Cecile: hyahahahahahahahahaha
	5:17pm dale: anyone ever seen 'search for the wrong-eyed jesus?'
	5:17pm P-90: You wanna talk film composers, gotta at least mention the name Max Steiner: King Kong, Gone with the Wind, Casablanca, A Summer Place (!) -he begat Bernard Herrmann and all the rest of them
	5:18pm Cecile: No, but I've heard the Jim White record of the same name.
	5:18pm dale: that's when you SHOULD comment shewolf. the vodka part, anyway
	5:19pm Cecile: Ooooh! Cul de Sac did a good film score for "the Stranglers Wife" and "Black Orpheus" is a great film and soundtrack. I think so, dale.
	5:19pm P-90: Hey bartender, lemme get another round for SheWolf
	5:20pm chocolate monk: wrong eyed jesus is a good un, with a fine turn by the mighty Harry Crews.
	👻 5:23pm chris: Can't wait to hear Warren Ellis' soundtrack for 20000 days on earth... or see the film, for that matter...
	👻 5:24pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Astonishingly groovy set.
	5:27pm P-90: @ chris: Is that the sequel to "50 days of Summer"?
	5:29pm Cecile: this last piece was wonderful
	5:29pm dale: cecile, i think the film came first. yeah - harry crews was great. think he died just last year. a lot of it may be on youtube. i liked the chick who played the saw
	5:32pm Cecile: OH, i know this one well.
	👻 5:33pm chris: p-90 Nick Cave documentary: www.20000daysonearth.com
	5:33pm Cecile: Par-ee, TX
	5:35pm Lewis: great harry dean staton monolog on that sound track (paris texas that is)
	👻 5:36pm chris: Ry Cooder nails it every time... Add freakin' Wenders! what a flick! I love how the sound track captures the existential angst portrayed by the location and the actors...
	5:37pm Cecile: THE LAST PICTURE SHOW
	5:37pm Greg from Bloomfield: The Last Picture Show
	5:37pm dale: lasty picture show
	5:38pm travis: last picture show
	5:38pm chocolate monk: last picture show
	5:38pm P-90: The Last Picture Show
	5:38pm Listener Dennis: Thnk you so much for playing Far from Any Road. True Detective brought me the tun and I was captivated, but they mutilated it for the broadcast. Now i can buy it, I hope
	5:38pm dale: damn! came in third
	5:39pm listener monica: clay is referring to "badlands."
	5:39pm P-90: Jeez, what a fucking big bunch of know-it-alls
	5:39pm dale: ...but with a technical error.
	5:39pm Greg from Bloomfield: Mmmm...I'm pretty sure it was "Innerspace"
	5:41pm P-90: @ dale: at least you didn't come in lasty like me
	5:42pm Brainiac: Clay is brain damaged. He should chime in more often.
	5:43pm kat330: "Un prophète" was such a fine film. Recommended.
	5:43pm Cecile: I thought it was Romany?
	5:44pm kat330: @P-90: I would have come in "lasty" if my stream wasn't so behind I saw the question already answered on the list.
	5:45pm P-90: Felcome to Schprockets
	5:46pm Cecile: hacke, you have been busy! kat330 what is the film about?
	5:46pm kat330: I love his accent. Herzog's voice is also music to my ears. :)
	5:47pm kat330: It's a French prison drama. Very real. Very gritty. Superb acting.
	5:47pm Cecile: he did LA Confidential, a great soundtrack
	5:47pm dale: i am so embarassedy
	5:48pm Brainiac: Clay ask this one real quick: "If you were a tree, what kind of tree would you be?"
	5:48pm Cecile: two of my least favorite Texans, even though they can act well.
	5:50pm Cecile: no, that was Taco
	5:50pm kat330: @Brainiac: My guess is a spruce.
	5:50pm P-90: ...and Alexander DID meet Falco! Way to go, Clay
	5:51pm kat330: That's the shape of most every political person in the U.S.
	5:51pm Jungle Jim: I;ve gotten bored with the Handsome Family and I think Ry Cooder I overrated. Just me.
	5:52pm dale: 'alexander, you seem like you work out - what's your trouser size?'
	5:54pm Brainiac: "Did you ever met the German kid who loves chocolate from the Simpsons?" -Clay
	5:54pm P-90: @ dale: Clay already said "You probably don't cross the border"
	5:55pm Robb Lee: Clay, I've been stuck in traffic ALL DAY. HELP!
	5:56pm Guy Walker: What a show! Thank you!
	5:56pm kat330: Baroque!
	5:57pm dale: this show was muy grande. in german.
	5:57pm Night Owl: Now is the time on Sprockets when we trance!!
	5:58pm P-90: @ brainiac: "No? But you do wear lederhosen yourself, at least occasionally, right? And you like that great chocolate they have there?"
	5:58pm kat330: Always love a harpsichord in an arrangement. Thanks Fabio and Alexander -- fine show! Auf wiedersehn!
	5:59pm Cecile: oh! kat, I have heard of that movie. I should seek it out.
	👻 5:59pm chris: sweet show!
	6:00pm P-90: Thanks Guys, you killed, there should be a part 2

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from June 12, 2014

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The Failure of Noise
The Failure of Sound
The Failure of Rock
The Failure of the Avant Garde
The Failure of the Space Age
The Failure of Jazz
The Failure of Psychedelia
The Failure of Krautrock
The Failure of Electronic
The Failure of Pop
The Failure of Free-form
The Failure of the 20th Century

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June 12, 2014: The Bed of Failure: Soundtracks with Alexander Hacke

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
James Last	Mr. Giant Man "Mr. Giant Man" by "James Last"	Voodoo Party	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bernard Hermann	Reprise: Theme from Taxi Driver	Taxi Driver	0:25:26 (Pop-up)
Goblin	Suspiria (Main Titles) "Suspiria (Main Titles)" by "Goblin"	Suspiria	0:07:40 (Pop-up)
Merry Clayton	Performance "Performance" by "Merry Clayton"	Performance	0:14:05 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Page	Lucifer Rising "Lucifer Rising" by "Jimmy Page"	Lucifer Rising	0:14:35 (Pop-up)
Slayer	inagaddadavida "inagaddadavida" by "Slayer"	Less Than Zero	0:18:13 (Pop-up)
Guido & Maurizio de'Angelis	Goodbye My Friend (rock Version)	Il Cittadino si Ribella	0:22:50 (Pop-up)
Bernard Hermann	Theme From Taxi Driver	Taxi Driver	0:24:30 (Pop-up)

Alexander Hacke	Demo "Demo" by "Alexander Hacke"	Eight Miles High	0:42:22 (Pop-up)
Nick Cave, Mick Harvey & Blixa Bargeld	Lilly's Theme (A touch of Warmth)	Ghosts... of the Civil Dead	0:44:10 (Pop-up)
Kunihiko Murai	Yajugari M-14 T-1 "Yajugari M-14 T-1" by "Kunihiko Murai"	Hanzo the Razor	0:49:33 (Pop-up)
Ballistic Affair	Music To Watch Girls By	Fandango!	0:51:32 (Pop-up)
Asei Kobayashi & Micky Yoshino	Oriental Melon Man	Hausu	0:54:08 (Pop-up)
Anita Lane	Bella, Ciao! "Bella, Ciao!" by "Anita Lane"	Herr Lehmann	0:57:39 (Pop-up)
Manfred Hüber & Siegfried Schwab	The Message	Vampyros Lesbos	1:03:08 (Pop-up)
Peter Wyngarde	Come in "Come in" by "Peter Wyngarde"	When Sex Leers Its Inquisitive Head	1:05:56 (Pop-up)

Ennio Morricone	Pazuzu "Pazuzu" by "Ennio Morricone"	Exorcist II: The Heretic	1:25:52 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Con Voce Strozzata	Macchie Solari	1:26:33 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Informale Secondo	L'Umannoide	1:29:14 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Ergastolo "Ergastolo" by "Ennio Morricone"	L'Istruttoria E' Chiusa:Dimentichi	1:29:29 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Placcaggio "Placcaggio" by "Ennio Morricone"	Il Gatto a Nove Code	1:38:07 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Notte e Bambole "Notte e Bambole" by "Ennio Morricone"	La Corta Notte delle Bambole di Vetro	1:39:18 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	titles "titles" by "Ennio Morricone"	Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion	1:42:54 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Gli Intoccabili "Gli Intoccabili" by "Ennio Morricone"	Gli Intoccabili	1:43:22 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Violenza Inattesa	L'Uccello Dalle Piume di Cristallo	1:45:26 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Barbablu "Barbablu" by "Ennio Morricone"	Barbablu	1:49:33 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	4 mosche di velluto grigio (Main Title)	4 Mosche di Velluto Grigio	1:54:16 (Pop-up)

Ministry of Wolves	Cinderella "Cinderella" by "Ministry of Wolves"	Music from Republik der Woelfe	2:10:32 (Pop-up)
Handsome Family	Far From Any Road	Singing Bones	2:11:20 (Pop-up)
The Unsemble	Cyclone "Cyclone" by "The Unsemble"	The Unsemble	2:17:43 (Pop-up)
Marco Beltrami	La Terre Treblante	In the electric Mist	2:22:50 (Pop-up)
Goran Bregovic	Ederlezi "Ederlezi" by "Goran Bregovic"	Le Temps des Gitans	2:24:50 (Pop-up)
Selim Sesler And Orchestra	Roman Oyun havasi	Head On	2:35:13 (Pop-up)
Ry Cooder	Dark Was The Night "Dark Was The Night" by "Ry Cooder"	Paris Texas	2:35:39 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:05pm !.!: i hereby ban mr giant man from next week's braodcast. looking fwd to another great show, F,,!!!!
	3:05pm common: hey fabio! looking forward to today!
	👻 3:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: WITCH!
	3:07pm DCE: which? ah, hallo!
	3:07pm common: i wanna go get beer and watch suspiria now. who's comin?
	3:08pm P-90: Was that the Taxi Driver score? I know it was a movie score, but which one? So is this?
	3:08pm Tome: Jättiläinen !!! I miss ..
	3:09pm P-90: @ common: yeah, I was thinking Suspiria too
	3:10pm Claw!: Oh, what an awesome start, Fabio! This show will be special...I can feel it.
	3:10pm P-90: @ common: you are correct, Sir
	👻 3:11pm chris: Sounds great, common, brt.
	3:13pm coelacanth: aloha Fabio; Fabiites.
	3:14pm d¢ pät: I'll take the beer but I'm watching something else....in fact, time to go! Bye folks!!
	3:14pm common: P-90, chris: wish we could!
	👻 3:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Lucifer Rising! Excellent choice cap't.
	👻 3:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Right channel dead or am I having a stroke?
	3:15pm Fern: I thought I heard the main theme of Taxi Driver at the beginning.
	3:16pm coelacanth: aw i'm jealous. No beer for me. I've yard work to do.(...one chainsaw injury per lifetime.)
	3:16pm P-90: Right channel is kinda quiet @Fern: Me too, yet it's not listed....
	3:17pm billf: Failure of stereo.
	3:18pm P-90: @ Rev. Turnip: Maybe we're collectively having a mass stroke
	3:18pm billf: Ah it's back.
	👻 3:18pm Rev. Turnip Druid: whew.. stroke fears alleviated. FOR NOW.
	3:18pm P-90: OK scratch that theory
	3:18pm coelacanth: 'makes the right channel sound that much better now!
	3:19pm Cecile: let me guess songs from movies
	👻 3:19pm Rev. Turnip Druid: That Bobby Beausoleil box-set of Lucifer Rising sessions was the release of the decade, at yonder Druid House...
	3:19pm DCE: huh
	3:19pm jesse: good afternoon, psychedelic virgin failures.
	3:20pm Claw!: YESSSSSS! Slayerrrrrrrrrrrrr Fabio, you're killin' it!
	3:20pm coelacanth: i didn't always fail at virginity.
	3:21pm northguineahills: @Rev, that exists!!!! I needs it!
	3:22pm jesse: playlists have been a bit wack lately, both in selection and written fidelity. pure wmfu bliss and character!
	3:24pm P-90: Bernard Herrmann
	3:27pm travis: have you finally had enough of the big city, fabio? is this a cry for help?
	3:28pm Cecile: the harp is a nice touch.
	3:28pm Dean: He's probably just had enough of Robert DeNiro.
	3:28pm Cecile: I wish there was a movie called "Are You Waiting for The Streetcar?"
	3:28pm common: coelacanth: i'll save you a beersie.
	3:28pm r i s k y: Listen all you screwheads!
	3:29pm chinaski: are you a real cowboy?
	3:29pm chocolate monk: alvarius B's take on this Morricone is beautiful, as is the original of course.
	3:29pm coelacanth: Cecile -i guess Can has the theme song covered.
	3:29pm Cecile: Alex!
	3:30pm dale: ooh - i hope we hear the theme from 'a man and a woman!'
	3:30pm Cecile: yup, coelacanth!
	3:31pm coelacanth: Thanks,common! ..I'm,as usual,having trouble dragging myself away from wfmu & toward my responsibilities.
	3:31pm Cecile: Actually, Obsession was probably his last soundtrack.
	3:32pm Claw!: so, Fabio... since you're making my afternoon with this treasure trove of soundtrack gems, could I kindly beg you to play some Gert Wilden at some point? Pleeeeaaase?
	3:32pm dale: undoubtedly some morricone on tap. maybe hazlewood. in a perfect world some nilsson or mike curb. maybe even nick cave. or BRUNO S!!
	3:33pm Cecile: it was Taxi Driver. His final score was Obsession
	👻 3:33pm Rev. Turnip Druid: The Mick Jagger one was for Invocation of My Demon Brother, no?
	3:35pm dale: clips of jason robard and mick jagger in fitzcarraldo are not so good, but it's all just familiarity
	3:36pm SueAdynamo: Shooting up in her BUTT?? And he said it twice for emphasis. LOL
	3:37pm northguineahills: Man, off to world cupland, I need to catch the archives later. ciaosers!
	3:37pm T_Jay Pauli: hi there Alexander and Fabio ... lovely theme and gr8 selection
	3:40pm T_Jay Pauli: i wonder where David Luis will play.. and i wonder if Hulk will play.. they are still warming up
	3:42pm Cecile: cool! I'm looking forward to hearing this.
	3:42pm listener monica: i believe roeg took over "perdormance" from david cammel who committed suicide?
	3:43pm T_Jay Pauli: i always bought me some interesting vynil scores just for the fun of them and in them ....
	3:45pm dale: i was listening to s.t. from countercultury 'you are what you eat' - best piece is rosko doing a nazi helmet commercial
	3:46pm T_Jay Pauli: like "water" for example total blank shot after Eddie Grant
	3:47pm P-90: Yeah, Donald Cammell. Working with Miick and Anita Pallenberg was just too much for him...
	3:47pm steve: hey ho failurinos
	3:48pm dale: i have this ghosts of the civil dead cd. but where did he cop this theme (you can even hear the vinyl crackle).
	3:48pm Claw!: Oooh... this is puuuurty...
	3:48pm Hacke: Howdy!
	3:49pm Cecile: howdy back!
	3:52pm dale: OOOH OOOH (horseshack voice). what was the other soundtrack those three did - 'to have and to hold?' - scott walker does a great version of 'i threw it all away'
	3:52pm adrian in mpls: hello hello!
	3:52pm T_Jay Pauli: didn't want to seem luckily dishonest there... its genetic to be honest and act through the life expecting to become better with time .. i realized i was not by picking the record .. sorry
	3:54pm slugluv1313: greetings Fabio and Alexander!!!!! excellent excellent show!!!
	3:54pm T_Jay Pauli: from retrieving it now i see
	3:56pm MacGuffin: Greetings Failures!
	3:57pm MacGuffin: I'm late - what did I miss?
	3:59pm jesse: you missed the devil in the garden of eden. the opening scene i suppose.
	4:00pm dale: i need to hear wings of desire soundtrack now, with these nick influences i keep hearing.
	4:00pm Dean: Soundtrack theme calls for one from Nashville (Ronnee Blakely's "Tapedeck in His Tractor" and one from One from the Heart (you pick).
	4:01pm Cecile: what about that goofy Sorcerer soundtrack?
	4:01pm MacGuffin: I missed the Suspiria soundtrack for one thing. Great film.
	4:05pm Claw!: @MacGuffin Welcome! You missed some really special tunes, but I'm sure there will be much more amazement up ahead. :)
	4:07pm MacGuffin: Thank you Mr Claw!
	4:07pm Stanley: I always start on Champagne
	4:09pm Claw!: That's Miss Claw to you, MacGuffin! ;-P
	4:10pm MacGuffin: Oh gosh...sorry, La Claw.
	4:11pm Robert: Wyngard was hilarious in "Dept. S", which was partial inspir'n for the later series "Lost".
	4:11pm Claw!: Hah! It's all good. I've been called worse. Enjoy the show!
	4:11pm MacGuffin: Actually, not sorry at all. 'Miss' is a step up!
	4:11pm Cecile: that vampyros lesbos sdtk was amazing
	4:12pm dale: anita does a great version of 'sugar in a hurricane'
	4:16pm common: a friend just gave me a copy of that leonard nimoy record. good.
	👻 4:17pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I will name all future children Pinky Violence.
	4:19pm P-90: @ Dean: I'm glad someone mentioned One from the Heart, it's criminally underrated, Tom Waits wrote and performed a brilliant score
	4:21pm common: rev: crackin' me up!
	4:21pm Rich in Washington: Hanzo the Razor movies are something else. Really have to see one to believe them.
	4:22pm MacGuffin: Why has there been no 'Legend of Billy Jean'?
	4:22pm MacGuffin: I'm kidding, of course.
	4:23pm Dean: @P-90: Agreed, and while I'm not a huge Crystal Gayle fan, I do enjoy the clash in timbres between her and Waits' voices.
	4:23pm Rich in Washington: AH, one of my favorite Ennio soundtracks
	4:24pm T_Jay Pauli: oh so bad bella ciao? couldn't heard it went to have a meal
	4:28pm common: i love the exorcist II. so bad it's great!
	4:28pm still b/p: Ray Harryhausen animated the tonsil-fight sequences for Clash of the Timbres.
	4:34pm Jungle Jim: Ennio!!!!! That David Carb0nara does a good job on Mad Men. I love the guy who works with David Lynch. What is his name? What is it with these talented Italian soundtrack creators?
	👻 4:34pm Rev. Turnip Druid: HOT DAMN: about 90 minutes' worth of Pinky Violence film trailers. www.youtube.com...
	4:37pm dale: baldamentto or some such thing
	4:38pm P-90: @ Jungle Jim: Italians are just talented
	4:38pm Jungle Jim: To Dal, riiight----Badiamenti? Too many wondow open to googgle.
	4:38pm P-90: Angelo Badalamente
	4:39pm P-90: -oops, "Badalament-i"
	4:41pm Jungle Jim: Yeah, that guy! I love the soundracks for Before Sunrise and Before Sunset. I onder if any daytime soap opera woundtracks have been collected and issued in some format?
	4:43pm Jungle Jim: Gotta say a word for Satjayit Ray's soundtracks, fer sher.
	4:44pm Rich in Washington: Danger: Diabolik is another of my fave Ennio soundtracks. PRetty crazy
	4:47pm P-90: Ennio's the king of "La la la de da da's"
	4:48pm dale: is that an italian version of the french diabolique?
	4:50pm Jungle Jim: I'mimagining a funeral march to this, or a drive in the rain.
	4:50pm Rich in Washington: No. Danger Diabolik is a weird masked bandit movie. Pretty campy. Right up there with Barbarella for sheer over-the-topness
	4:50pm Hacke: Blue Beard.
	4:52pm chinaski: lovely, this
	4:52pm slugluv1313: Angelo Badalamenti -- Blue Velvet, i think Twin Peaks too?
	4:52pm dale: how did he do that - a kazoo in a toilet paper tube?
	4:53pm P-90: Also nobody writes Duck Call parts as good as Ennio's
	4:54pm Rich in Washington: Yes. Badalamenti did all of the Twin Peaks and offshoot film, many, many Lynch films, starting around the time of Blue Velvet. I don't recall if he did Inland Empire or not.
	4:56pm bloopy: Digging the All MORRICONE
	4:57pm P-90: John Barry should get a mention here...
	4:58pm dale: not jazz cigarette enough p-90, but agree.
	4:59pm Jungle Jim: Could you play something from Cocteau's Beauty and the Beast (by George Auric?).
	4:59pm Dean: John Zorn writes a pretty good duck call.
	5:02pm P-90: "Giallo" = yellow
	5:04pm P-90: Ello Petri directed "...citizen..."
	5:10pm Cecile: I saw that as a teen. I found it both dull and hysterically funny. I don't know if I would feel differently now...
	5:12pm SheWolf: Coincidentally I have it DVRd coz it was on TCM recently and I tried to watch it last night but it was boring as shit.
	5:12pm Cecile: this is really cool. and my 30-years-ago self would be blown away by members of the Birthday Party and Einsturzende Neubaten making this kind of music.
	5:13pm Jungle Jim: I like this stuff, Alex.
	5:13pm Cecile: Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion, She-Wolf?
	5:14pm SheWolf: Not unlike my 17 year old self being blown away by the thought of one day being Jim Reid of The Jesus and Mary Chain's friend on Facebook, yet it is so.
	5:15pm Cecile: awesome, SW!
	5:16pm dale: i like the gothic nature of handsome family. nice ministry song - looked at the mute page for the group and they are a handsome group of dandys.
	5:16pm Cecile: the handsome family has gotten better at this singing thing
	5:16pm SheWolf: Oh sorry wrong film. I shouldn't comment when I haven't read all the comments and when I've had a lot of vodka.
	5:17pm Cecile: hyahahahahahahahahaha
	5:17pm dale: anyone ever seen 'search for the wrong-eyed jesus?'
	5:17pm P-90: You wanna talk film composers, gotta at least mention the name Max Steiner: King Kong, Gone with the Wind, Casablanca, A Summer Place (!) -he begat Bernard Herrmann and all the rest of them
	5:18pm Cecile: No, but I've heard the Jim White record of the same name.
	5:18pm dale: that's when you SHOULD comment shewolf. the vodka part, anyway
	5:19pm Cecile: Ooooh! Cul de Sac did a good film score for "the Stranglers Wife" and "Black Orpheus" is a great film and soundtrack. I think so, dale.
	5:19pm P-90: Hey bartender, lemme get another round for SheWolf
	5:20pm chocolate monk: wrong eyed jesus is a good un, with a fine turn by the mighty Harry Crews.
	👻 5:23pm chris: Can't wait to hear Warren Ellis' soundtrack for 20000 days on earth... or see the film, for that matter...
	👻 5:24pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Astonishingly groovy set.
	5:27pm P-90: @ chris: Is that the sequel to "50 days of Summer"?
	5:29pm Cecile: this last piece was wonderful
	5:29pm dale: cecile, i think the film came first. yeah - harry crews was great. think he died just last year. a lot of it may be on youtube. i liked the chick who played the saw
	5:32pm Cecile: OH, i know this one well.
	👻 5:33pm chris: p-90 Nick Cave documentary: www.20000daysonearth.com
	5:33pm Cecile: Par-ee, TX
	5:35pm Lewis: great harry dean staton monolog on that sound track (paris texas that is)
	👻 5:36pm chris: Ry Cooder nails it every time... Add freakin' Wenders! what a flick! I love how the sound track captures the existential angst portrayed by the location and the actors...
	5:37pm Cecile: THE LAST PICTURE SHOW
	5:37pm Greg from Bloomfield: The Last Picture Show
	5:37pm dale: lasty picture show
	5:38pm travis: last picture show
	5:38pm chocolate monk: last picture show
	5:38pm P-90: The Last Picture Show
	5:38pm Listener Dennis: Thnk you so much for playing Far from Any Road. True Detective brought me the tun and I was captivated, but they mutilated it for the broadcast. Now i can buy it, I hope
	5:38pm dale: damn! came in third
	5:39pm listener monica: clay is referring to "badlands."
	5:39pm P-90: Jeez, what a fucking big bunch of know-it-alls
	5:39pm dale: ...but with a technical error.
	5:39pm Greg from Bloomfield: Mmmm...I'm pretty sure it was "Innerspace"
	5:41pm P-90: @ dale: at least you didn't come in lasty like me
	5:42pm Brainiac: Clay is brain damaged. He should chime in more often.
	5:43pm kat330: "Un prophète" was such a fine film. Recommended.
	5:43pm Cecile: I thought it was Romany?
	5:44pm kat330: @P-90: I would have come in "lasty" if my stream wasn't so behind I saw the question already answered on the list.
	5:45pm P-90: Felcome to Schprockets
	5:46pm Cecile: hacke, you have been busy! kat330 what is the film about?
	5:46pm kat330: I love his accent. Herzog's voice is also music to my ears. :)
	5:47pm kat330: It's a French prison drama. Very real. Very gritty. Superb acting.
	5:47pm Cecile: he did LA Confidential, a great soundtrack
	5:47pm dale: i am so embarassedy
	5:48pm Brainiac: Clay ask this one real quick: "If you were a tree, what kind of tree would you be?"
	5:48pm Cecile: two of my least favorite Texans, even though they can act well.
	5:50pm Cecile: no, that was Taco
	5:50pm kat330: @Brainiac: My guess is a spruce.
	5:50pm P-90: ...and Alexander DID meet Falco! Way to go, Clay
	5:51pm kat330: That's the shape of most every political person in the U.S.
	5:51pm Jungle Jim: I;ve gotten bored with the Handsome Family and I think Ry Cooder I overrated. Just me.
	5:52pm dale: 'alexander, you seem like you work out - what's your trouser size?'
	5:54pm Brainiac: "Did you ever met the German kid who loves chocolate from the Simpsons?" -Clay
	5:54pm P-90: @ dale: Clay already said "You probably don't cross the border"
	5:55pm Robb Lee: Clay, I've been stuck in traffic ALL DAY. HELP!
	5:56pm Guy Walker: What a show! Thank you!
	5:56pm kat330: Baroque!
	5:57pm dale: this show was muy grande. in german.
	5:57pm Night Owl: Now is the time on Sprockets when we trance!!
	5:58pm P-90: @ brainiac: "No? But you do wear lederhosen yourself, at least occasionally, right? And you like that great chocolate they have there?"
	5:58pm kat330: Always love a harpsichord in an arrangement. Thanks Fabio and Alexander -- fine show! Auf wiedersehn!
	5:59pm Cecile: oh! kat, I have heard of that movie. I should seek it out.
	👻 5:59pm chris: sweet show!
	6:00pm P-90: Thanks Guys, you killed, there should be a part 2

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from June 12, 2014

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