WFMU: Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from July 24, 2014

Listener comments!
	3:04pm common: happy happy, fabio!
	3:05pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Fabio, and common!
	3:05pm George of Troy: Happy Birthday, Fabio!
	3:05pm DCE: when I was young, I didn't have Fabio in my Thursday afternoons...
	3:05pm adrian in mpls: happy b-day!
	3:06pm rob t: happy birthday!
	3:06pm Cecile: Fabi-YO Happy Anniversary of Your Natal Day.
	3:07pm steve: hey failures. and hbd Fabio!
	3:08pm DCE: oh wow, happy birthday man!
	3:08pm someGuy@Work: YES!!!
	3:08pm Cecile: hahahah, that last song reminds me of me being 23 and looking back on 20.
	3:09pm common: hey sem!
	3:09pm Ted: After probably the 500th or so time of hearing Mr. Giant Man I never realized what a silly bass line it has, it's like a bad Carol Kaye
	3:09pm GeesyCreesy: I love this song's chorus.
	3:10pm common: I agree, geesy. great!
	👻 3:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Strength Through Birthdays Birthdays Through Failure The Failure of Birthdays
	3:10pm BigLankyGeordie: Howdee cowgirls and horsemen!
	3:14pm steve: i thought i dreamt up the upcoming Sunn Scott Walker collab. turns out its real.
	3:15pm Cecile: wow, I didn't know about this cover. First song I've liked of theirs in a long time.
	👻 3:15pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...Cave & Seeds have somehow made it sound like a Xmas tune.
	👻 3:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...& belated howdies.
	3:16pm Chris from DC: Captain!
	3:17pm Sem Chumbo: Certainly.
	3:18pm DCE: the music of your youth...
	3:19pm Cecile: filthy hippie music
	3:19pm steve: oh man, im gettin all emotional over here
	3:21pm Sem Chumbo: I've experienced that.
	3:22pm zzz: loving the songy set!!!
	3:22pm Bz: Hits through Failure!
	3:22pm rob t: brings out the weird in Hendrix.
	3:22pm Sem Chumbo: Failure of the empty whiskey bottles.
	3:26pm Cecile: failure of the Van Morrison imitation
	3:26pm Sem Chumbo: Failure of "Time is on My Side."
	3:28pm Cecile: failure of the Filthy Hippies
	3:30pm nic: total failure so far but hay happy birthday if it's you!!!
	3:33pm Chop Scott: Happy Birthday pal!
	3:33pm Hippy Chick: What's goin' on. Good music I can actually listen to with my mommy.
	3:36pm dinatekno: Loving this set! Lee Hazlewood....Fabio, thank you. Happy Birthday!!
	3:37pm Sem Chumbo: @Hippy Chick: personal hygiene is something of a side issue re: the playlist today. FYI.
	3:37pm Kirill: what melody playing now?
	3:37pm dinatekno: yeah, what's the background music playing behind Fabio?
	3:38pm Sem Chumbo: Black and Blue?! Ouch!
	3:39pm Cecile: I like Black and Blue OK. After that was the spotty Some Girls, the very popular Tattoo You, and the final nail in the coffin, Undercover.
	3:41pm common: @cecile: oof! undercover!
	3:41pm Cecile: that should be the most unlistenabble record ever. Here's hoping.
	3:42pm Cecile: badbadbad record.
	3:43pm rob t: that James Last bassline is pretty cool in a goofball way.
	3:43pm pj: re: scott walker and Sunn O))), what about pat boone's metal phase?
	3:44pm rob t: didn't Pat Boone do "No More Mister Nice Guy"?
	3:45pm dinatekno: More trippy, groovy bass!!!!!
	3:47pm V Priceless: Hey Fabio! Happy BD!
	3:47pm Chris from DC: I liked when someone referred to it as Scott0))).
	3:48pm V Priceless: @ rob t - yes Boone covered Alice
	3:50pm rob t: Not much of a metal phase.
	3:51pm grassmother: Can. Yeah man
	👻 3:54pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Momma Sky. Fresh as hell every time. Always a good decision.
	3:55pm rob t: What a great song.
	3:56pm DCE: dammit I have to go across town for a stupid meeting soon. Enjoy the rest of your day, everybody!
	3:58pm Sem Chumbo: See ya later, DCE!
	3:58pm pj: fabio you shore is playing a lot of "songs" today. never seen you so light-hearted and upbeat. is this the way you get on your birthday? is it your birthday? happy birthday!
	4:04pm steve: maybe Fabio will play that avant garde instructional birthing record. thats birthday related.
	4:11pm rob t: Ensemble Economique is great but i hope that the Starving Weirdos will make a comeback one day.
	4:18pm BigLankyGeordie: This sounds like that gothic Italian guitar band that are perpetually touring, can't remember their name?
	4:22pm common: I love that argento flick, too!
	4:23pm Lulu: It sounds-a good-a!
	4:30pm madman_mundt: fabio said dick, heh heh
	4:31pm V Priceless: thought you were gonna say "Out of The Past" there for a minute.
	4:31pm Chris from DC: Yeah, that noir series sounds great. Out of the Past also very worthy.
	4:32pm V Priceless: Detour is a blast! Not to be missed! Strangest murder of a character ever! No spoilers!
	4:32pm Marmalade Kitty: I'm in! Hola!
	4:36pm V Priceless: Detour: I swear there's a line of dialogue in where the lead guy is trying to figure out how to get from NY to the west coast and he says something like "I'll get there if I have to hop on a pogo stick" or something!
	4:38pm Fabio: Agreed, Out of the Past is a great one!
	4:45pm nic: this is great_love it
	4:50pm Lulu: So beautiful. This music. Much love #Doge
	4:51pm northguineahills: Holy crap, Fabio played that Toru Takemitsu track almost a year ago to the day (07.25.2013)
	4:54pm BigLankyGeordie: Nothing like a canny bit of German to get your groove thing on. Hopefully Fabio will now try some comedy teutonic?
	4:58pm BigLankyGeordie: By the way, haven't tuned in for a while and Fabio no longer seems to be playing the spandex-flavoured roller-disco music in-between tracks. Gutted.
	4:59pm Phillip in Brooklyn: A late Hello Fabio
	5:00pm Phillip in Brooklyn: Been a listener for many years! On and off
	5:01pm Phillip in Brooklyn: Can't find anything on iTunes:-(
	5:02pm Chris from DC: Long weekend beersies soon.
	5:03pm BigLankyGeordie: R.A.F. - Red Army Faktion - surely?
	5:03pm Cecile: you're nailing it, kinda.
	5:03pm BigLankyGeordie: Not Comedy German but Comedy Finnish. Quality.
	5:04pm BigLankyGeordie: Estionian and Finnish are mutually understandable.
	5:05pm northguineahills: I still have no idea how comprehend Basque, there's no related language for the vocabulary, let alone the grammar.
	5:06pm Phillip in Brooklyn: Ektachrome? I had slides in eltachrone
	👻 5:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: th'SNOW BUILDINGS!!!!!!
	5:07pm Cecile: Do any Natural Snow Buildings CDs exist for purchase? I haven' had much luck.
	5:07pm glenn: royal air force.
	5:07pm Phillip in Brooklyn: I once had a home darkroom:( long time ago. Loved developing film and slides
	5:07pm slugluv1313: HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY BIRTHDAY, FABIO! and YES! you are absolutely right! i learned this when i was studying Sanskrit and later (being Hungarian), studying Hungarian! i found Hungarian -- especially the vowels and their sounds -- LOGICAL but MUCH more COMPLICATED than Sanskrit!
	5:08pm BigLankyGeordie: Yeah, Basque is a genuine one-off. Be amazing to learn a language like that.
	5:09pm Fabio: Cecile: yes they do. Try Revolver distribution in SF. they have a couple of titles by them I believe.
	5:09pm BigLankyGeordie: Red Army Faktion were armed group in West Germany, so am assuming thats what song is about as Eno was working in Germany at the time. Anyone know?
	5:09pm Phillip in Brooklyn: Just checked amazon:) and they have rolls of ektachrome film:) 5 rolls for $100
	5:11pm Phillip in Brooklyn: I remember my film camera days. It sure was fun. But not the bad pictures that came out later in the developing
	5:11pm northguineahills: word, nice happy bday to ya! on an unrelated note, Arto Lindsay was a blast Tuesnite. Played a range of his stuff from the past.
	5:12pm Jeff: FYI, while I'm a huge fan of the Kodachrome look, out of fairness I have to point out some of the Kodachrome/Ektachrome tradeoffs. Kodachrome lasts pretty much forever in dark storage, but its pigments fade faster than the later Ektachrome formulations when projected a lot. The Kodachrome process was immensely complicated and fussy, and involved some particularly toxic chemicals. E6 (the Ektachrome process) doesn't need the same complexity in processing machines and chemicals; indeed, suitably dedicated people can do it at home. Some non-Kodak E6 films are/were quite good - Fuji Velvia, in particular, was anything but washed out. It's pretty much the most legendarily saturated film ever in regular use.
	5:14pm Phillip in Brooklyn: Hey! There are some ektachrome films on YouTube :-) cool
	5:17pm Phillip.(Brooklyn): If I had the money and time dj go back to the old film camera days. I'm too spoiled on my digital cameras
	5:18pm Cecile: I know nothing of your chromes. I just took black and white pics when I had a SLR camera. And Fuji made an excellent black and white fillm.
	5:18pm Fabio: what Jeff Said. thanks, saved me the trouble...
	5:20pm Phillip.(Brooklyn): I use to take black and white photographs too
	5:21pm Phillip.(Brooklyn): With my canon AE-1 camera and my Pentax K1000 camera
	5:23pm Phillip.(Brooklyn): I was a real shutter bug back in the 1990's but the film cost stopped me:-( I still love taking pictures with my digital cameras
	5:25pm Cecile: I am liking taking iPod photos a lot. And messing them up in Photoshop...
	5:26pm Jeff: And for those who want to compare film versus digital shooting technique, note that: When shooting chromes ("slide film" to non-photographers), you have to be really careful not to overexpose - because overexposure results in clear film - no detail at all - in the parts which are past the maximum, and in undersaturated colors in mid-tones which are overexposed. Underexposure results in dense film with little detail. Basically, you just have to get exposures exactly right. Shooting chromes is technically demanding. When shooting negative film, it's easier to get reasonably good results without being perfect. You basically just have to make sure there's enough exposure so the darkest stuff you care about has some detail, and things pretty much fall into place. Sure, if highlights are too badly overexposed they get blocked, but it's still much less demanding than getting chromes right. Shooting digital? Shooting digital is most like shooting chrome film. Completely overexposed parts of digital images have no information - like the clear parts of chromes. Digital is a little more forgiving than chrome film because of what you can adjust in post, and the range of useful after-exposure adjustments is far greater if you shoot raw - never shoot JPEGs in a digital camera - but still, the basic principle (don't overexpose!) is like shooting slides.
	5:27pm Phillip.(Brooklyn): @Cecile that's what I do too:) I have almost 5 gigs of pictures on my iPod touch
	5:28pm Phillip.(Brooklyn): @Cecile but the iPod camera the front one is only 5MP and the front one is only 1.2 MP
	5:29pm Bayta: Why do I always stumble upon awesome shows right as they're about to end? Thank fuck for the archives though.
	5:29pm steve: i just rediscovered two of my 16mm b&w hand spliced student films at my parents house. i remember shooting em on a decades-old Bolex H16. wish i could remember what film but im pretty sure it was cheapo bottom of the line Kodak something or other. good times.
	5:31pm Phillip.(Brooklyn): @jeff I learned that lesson the hard way when it came to getting the right exposure for the color and b
	5:33pm Phillip.(Brooklyn): Today? If you wanted to shoot super 8 you would need to sell both kidneys on the black market just for a few hours of filming:-(
	5:35pm glenn: what if you filmed the kidney removal surgery, and put it on youtube? i bet you could make a few bucks that way.
	5:38pm northguineahills: I was in the other room cleaning, and immediately recognized La Legende d'Eer. This is a piece you need to hear from the beginning to the end.
	5:39pm Phillip.(Brooklyn): @glenn there are videos, medical videos and If I search for it I might find one about surgically removing a kidney
	5:40pm Marmalade Kitty: NGH; you have a trained ear
	5:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Red Army Faktion alluded to in 'Clash film' 'Rude Boy' ? ...Joyeux Solar Return Fabio-sahn ! (Very early ♌Leo?)
	5:44pm Marmalade Kitty: Happy birthday Fabio!
	5:45pm Cecile: The single was Big Log. The album was Principle of Moments, I think.
	5:45pm V Priceless: great Roxy track!
	5:46pm Cecile: ROXY
	5:47pm northguineahills: MK, I used to have La Legende d'Eer on one of my mixtapes for road trips in the 90s, so, I've heard it a bazillion times.
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rollins on KCRW : www.kcrw.com... - keeps promising to play ScottO))) ASAP...
	5:52pm r i s k y: CLAY RULES!
	5:53pm kat330: Hahahaha!
	5:55pm r i s k y: Fabio is the square straight man, it's so laughable. So stringent and stern, why so serious Fab? Love how Clay prods ans weaves about.
	5:55pm kat330: HBD, Fabio! Hope you'll have 22 seconds to listen to your b'day .mp3 while it's still the 24th. :)
	5:56pm Robert: Does Fabio think "scat" actually referred to "duty"?
	5:57pm Robert: I never connected its meaning of animal droppings with the chanting.
	5:57pm r i s k y: HAPPY BIRTHDAY FABIO!
	5:58pm Marmalade Kitty: fuck the media! except fmu
	5:58pm Gee Lampa: You're on fire tonight, Clay. Shot out of a cannon!!
	5:59pm glenn: shopping tip: the important stuff in a supermarket is on the perimeter. all the delicious crap is on the inner shelves.
	5:59pm BigLankyGeordie: Don't believe the hype Fabio and Clay
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the SuperMarket is full of Scat...& 'Jazz' & 'Rock'n'Roll' (as terms) have the other function of the nether regions covered...
	5:59pm steve: ooo thats a good breakfast
	6:00pm Gee Lampa: It's too late?! Ice cold, Clay.
	6:00pm BigLankyGeordie: Thanks for great show Fabio. Many Happy Returns.

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from July 24, 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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July 24, 2014

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Artist	Track	Album	Format	Approx. start time
James Last	Mr. Giant Man "Mr. Giant Man" by "James Last"	Voodoo Party		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Animals	When I was Young "When I was Young" by "The Animals"	The Best of The Animals		0:12:10 (Pop-up)
Scott Walker	Jackie "Jackie" by "Scott Walker"	It's Raing Today: The Scott Walker Story		0:12:47 (Pop-up)
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds	All Tomorrow's Parties	Kicking Against the Pricks		0:13:16 (Pop-up)
Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band	Petrified Forest	Lick My Decals Off, Baby		0:16:57 (Pop-up)
Jimi Hendrix Experience	May this be love	Are You Experienced?		0:18:44 (Pop-up)
Lee Hazlewood	The Night Before "The Night Before" by "Lee Hazlewood"	The LHI Years: Singles, Nudes & Backsides (1966-71)		0:21:34 (Pop-up)
Rolling Stones	Time Waits For No One	It's Only Rock 'n Roll		0:29:28 (Pop-up)
Nick Drake	Saturday's Sun "Saturday's Sun" by "Nick Drake"	Five Leaves Left		0:31:18 (Pop-up)

CAN	Mother Sky "Mother Sky" by "CAN"	Soundtracks		0:48:01 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Piume di Cristallo	L'Uccello Dalle Piume di Cristallo		1:00:14 (Pop-up)
Sprills Of Ore	Willow Garden "Willow Garden" by "Sprills Of Ore"	Time Mirrors		1:05:55 (Pop-up)
Sprills Of Ore	DMBBWD "DMBBWD" by "Sprills Of Ore"	Time Mirrors		1:06:16 (Pop-up)
Ensemble Economique	All OUR Water	(No Thing-Ness)		1:09:18 (Pop-up)
Servile Sect	Untitled "Untitled" by "Servile Sect"	Stratospheric Passenger		1:15:18 (Pop-up)

Toru Takemitsu	Woman in the Dunes	The Film Music of Toru Takemitsu		1:34:41 (Pop-up)
Fossil Aerosol Mining Project	Systems Clock	17 Years in Ektachrome		1:47:24 (Pop-up)
Kemialliset Ystävät	Vetta Yarahille	Alas Rattoisaa Virtaa		1:48:18 (Pop-up)
Eno & Snatch	R.A.F. "R.A.F." by "Eno & Snatch"		7"	1:52:09 (Pop-up)
Fossil Aerosol Mining Project	Backbone 1982	17 Years in Ektachrome		1:55:43 (Pop-up)

Natural Snow Buildings	Santa Sangre Part. 1	Daughters of Darkness		2:11:30 (Pop-up)
Hobo Sonn	untitled excerpt "untitled excerpt" by "Hobo Sonn"	Wary The Mind		2:19:19 (Pop-up)
Alog	Linje 2 "Linje 2" by "Alog"	Just Recording		2:24:10 (Pop-up)
Iannis Xenakis	La Legende d'Eer (excerpt)	La Legende d'Eer (1977-1978)		2:31:49 (Pop-up)

Roxy Music	The thrill of it all "The thrill of it all" by "Roxy Music"	Country Life		2:50:50 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:04pm common: happy happy, fabio!
	3:05pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Fabio, and common!
	3:05pm George of Troy: Happy Birthday, Fabio!
	3:05pm DCE: when I was young, I didn't have Fabio in my Thursday afternoons...
	3:05pm adrian in mpls: happy b-day!
	3:06pm rob t: happy birthday!
	3:06pm Cecile: Fabi-YO Happy Anniversary of Your Natal Day.
	3:07pm steve: hey failures. and hbd Fabio!
	3:08pm DCE: oh wow, happy birthday man!
	3:08pm someGuy@Work: YES!!!
	3:08pm Cecile: hahahah, that last song reminds me of me being 23 and looking back on 20.
	3:09pm common: hey sem!
	3:09pm Ted: After probably the 500th or so time of hearing Mr. Giant Man I never realized what a silly bass line it has, it's like a bad Carol Kaye
	3:09pm GeesyCreesy: I love this song's chorus.
	3:10pm common: I agree, geesy. great!
	👻 3:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Strength Through Birthdays Birthdays Through Failure The Failure of Birthdays
	3:10pm BigLankyGeordie: Howdee cowgirls and horsemen!
	3:14pm steve: i thought i dreamt up the upcoming Sunn Scott Walker collab. turns out its real.
	3:15pm Cecile: wow, I didn't know about this cover. First song I've liked of theirs in a long time.
	👻 3:15pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...Cave & Seeds have somehow made it sound like a Xmas tune.
	👻 3:16pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...& belated howdies.
	3:16pm Chris from DC: Captain!
	3:17pm Sem Chumbo: Certainly.
	3:18pm DCE: the music of your youth...
	3:19pm Cecile: filthy hippie music
	3:19pm steve: oh man, im gettin all emotional over here
	3:21pm Sem Chumbo: I've experienced that.
	3:22pm zzz: loving the songy set!!!
	3:22pm Bz: Hits through Failure!
	3:22pm rob t: brings out the weird in Hendrix.
	3:22pm Sem Chumbo: Failure of the empty whiskey bottles.
	3:26pm Cecile: failure of the Van Morrison imitation
	3:26pm Sem Chumbo: Failure of "Time is on My Side."
	3:28pm Cecile: failure of the Filthy Hippies
	3:30pm nic: total failure so far but hay happy birthday if it's you!!!
	3:33pm Chop Scott: Happy Birthday pal!
	3:33pm Hippy Chick: What's goin' on. Good music I can actually listen to with my mommy.
	3:36pm dinatekno: Loving this set! Lee Hazlewood....Fabio, thank you. Happy Birthday!!
	3:37pm Sem Chumbo: @Hippy Chick: personal hygiene is something of a side issue re: the playlist today. FYI.
	3:37pm Kirill: what melody playing now?
	3:37pm dinatekno: yeah, what's the background music playing behind Fabio?
	3:38pm Sem Chumbo: Black and Blue?! Ouch!
	3:39pm Cecile: I like Black and Blue OK. After that was the spotty Some Girls, the very popular Tattoo You, and the final nail in the coffin, Undercover.
	3:41pm common: @cecile: oof! undercover!
	3:41pm Cecile: that should be the most unlistenabble record ever. Here's hoping.
	3:42pm Cecile: badbadbad record.
	3:43pm rob t: that James Last bassline is pretty cool in a goofball way.
	3:43pm pj: re: scott walker and Sunn O))), what about pat boone's metal phase?
	3:44pm rob t: didn't Pat Boone do "No More Mister Nice Guy"?
	3:45pm dinatekno: More trippy, groovy bass!!!!!
	3:47pm V Priceless: Hey Fabio! Happy BD!
	3:47pm Chris from DC: I liked when someone referred to it as Scott0))).
	3:48pm V Priceless: @ rob t - yes Boone covered Alice
	3:50pm rob t: Not much of a metal phase.
	3:51pm grassmother: Can. Yeah man
	👻 3:54pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Momma Sky. Fresh as hell every time. Always a good decision.
	3:55pm rob t: What a great song.
	3:56pm DCE: dammit I have to go across town for a stupid meeting soon. Enjoy the rest of your day, everybody!
	3:58pm Sem Chumbo: See ya later, DCE!
	3:58pm pj: fabio you shore is playing a lot of "songs" today. never seen you so light-hearted and upbeat. is this the way you get on your birthday? is it your birthday? happy birthday!
	4:04pm steve: maybe Fabio will play that avant garde instructional birthing record. thats birthday related.
	4:11pm rob t: Ensemble Economique is great but i hope that the Starving Weirdos will make a comeback one day.
	4:18pm BigLankyGeordie: This sounds like that gothic Italian guitar band that are perpetually touring, can't remember their name?
	4:22pm common: I love that argento flick, too!
	4:23pm Lulu: It sounds-a good-a!
	4:30pm madman_mundt: fabio said dick, heh heh
	4:31pm V Priceless: thought you were gonna say "Out of The Past" there for a minute.
	4:31pm Chris from DC: Yeah, that noir series sounds great. Out of the Past also very worthy.
	4:32pm V Priceless: Detour is a blast! Not to be missed! Strangest murder of a character ever! No spoilers!
	4:32pm Marmalade Kitty: I'm in! Hola!
	4:36pm V Priceless: Detour: I swear there's a line of dialogue in where the lead guy is trying to figure out how to get from NY to the west coast and he says something like "I'll get there if I have to hop on a pogo stick" or something!
	4:38pm Fabio: Agreed, Out of the Past is a great one!
	4:45pm nic: this is great_love it
	4:50pm Lulu: So beautiful. This music. Much love #Doge
	4:51pm northguineahills: Holy crap, Fabio played that Toru Takemitsu track almost a year ago to the day (07.25.2013)
	4:54pm BigLankyGeordie: Nothing like a canny bit of German to get your groove thing on. Hopefully Fabio will now try some comedy teutonic?
	4:58pm BigLankyGeordie: By the way, haven't tuned in for a while and Fabio no longer seems to be playing the spandex-flavoured roller-disco music in-between tracks. Gutted.
	4:59pm Phillip in Brooklyn: A late Hello Fabio
	5:00pm Phillip in Brooklyn: Been a listener for many years! On and off
	5:01pm Phillip in Brooklyn: Can't find anything on iTunes:-(
	5:02pm Chris from DC: Long weekend beersies soon.
	5:03pm BigLankyGeordie: R.A.F. - Red Army Faktion - surely?
	5:03pm Cecile: you're nailing it, kinda.
	5:03pm BigLankyGeordie: Not Comedy German but Comedy Finnish. Quality.
	5:04pm BigLankyGeordie: Estionian and Finnish are mutually understandable.
	5:05pm northguineahills: I still have no idea how comprehend Basque, there's no related language for the vocabulary, let alone the grammar.
	5:06pm Phillip in Brooklyn: Ektachrome? I had slides in eltachrone
	👻 5:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: th'SNOW BUILDINGS!!!!!!
	5:07pm Cecile: Do any Natural Snow Buildings CDs exist for purchase? I haven' had much luck.
	5:07pm glenn: royal air force.
	5:07pm Phillip in Brooklyn: I once had a home darkroom:( long time ago. Loved developing film and slides
	5:07pm slugluv1313: HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY BIRTHDAY, FABIO! and YES! you are absolutely right! i learned this when i was studying Sanskrit and later (being Hungarian), studying Hungarian! i found Hungarian -- especially the vowels and their sounds -- LOGICAL but MUCH more COMPLICATED than Sanskrit!
	5:08pm BigLankyGeordie: Yeah, Basque is a genuine one-off. Be amazing to learn a language like that.
	5:09pm Fabio: Cecile: yes they do. Try Revolver distribution in SF. they have a couple of titles by them I believe.
	5:09pm BigLankyGeordie: Red Army Faktion were armed group in West Germany, so am assuming thats what song is about as Eno was working in Germany at the time. Anyone know?
	5:09pm Phillip in Brooklyn: Just checked amazon:) and they have rolls of ektachrome film:) 5 rolls for $100
	5:11pm Phillip in Brooklyn: I remember my film camera days. It sure was fun. But not the bad pictures that came out later in the developing
	5:11pm northguineahills: word, nice happy bday to ya! on an unrelated note, Arto Lindsay was a blast Tuesnite. Played a range of his stuff from the past.
	5:12pm Jeff: FYI, while I'm a huge fan of the Kodachrome look, out of fairness I have to point out some of the Kodachrome/Ektachrome tradeoffs. Kodachrome lasts pretty much forever in dark storage, but its pigments fade faster than the later Ektachrome formulations when projected a lot. The Kodachrome process was immensely complicated and fussy, and involved some particularly toxic chemicals. E6 (the Ektachrome process) doesn't need the same complexity in processing machines and chemicals; indeed, suitably dedicated people can do it at home. Some non-Kodak E6 films are/were quite good - Fuji Velvia, in particular, was anything but washed out. It's pretty much the most legendarily saturated film ever in regular use.
	5:14pm Phillip in Brooklyn: Hey! There are some ektachrome films on YouTube :-) cool
	5:17pm Phillip.(Brooklyn): If I had the money and time dj go back to the old film camera days. I'm too spoiled on my digital cameras
	5:18pm Cecile: I know nothing of your chromes. I just took black and white pics when I had a SLR camera. And Fuji made an excellent black and white fillm.
	5:18pm Fabio: what Jeff Said. thanks, saved me the trouble...
	5:20pm Phillip.(Brooklyn): I use to take black and white photographs too
	5:21pm Phillip.(Brooklyn): With my canon AE-1 camera and my Pentax K1000 camera
	5:23pm Phillip.(Brooklyn): I was a real shutter bug back in the 1990's but the film cost stopped me:-( I still love taking pictures with my digital cameras
	5:25pm Cecile: I am liking taking iPod photos a lot. And messing them up in Photoshop...
	5:26pm Jeff: And for those who want to compare film versus digital shooting technique, note that: When shooting chromes ("slide film" to non-photographers), you have to be really careful not to overexpose - because overexposure results in clear film - no detail at all - in the parts which are past the maximum, and in undersaturated colors in mid-tones which are overexposed. Underexposure results in dense film with little detail. Basically, you just have to get exposures exactly right. Shooting chromes is technically demanding. When shooting negative film, it's easier to get reasonably good results without being perfect. You basically just have to make sure there's enough exposure so the darkest stuff you care about has some detail, and things pretty much fall into place. Sure, if highlights are too badly overexposed they get blocked, but it's still much less demanding than getting chromes right. Shooting digital? Shooting digital is most like shooting chrome film. Completely overexposed parts of digital images have no information - like the clear parts of chromes. Digital is a little more forgiving than chrome film because of what you can adjust in post, and the range of useful after-exposure adjustments is far greater if you shoot raw - never shoot JPEGs in a digital camera - but still, the basic principle (don't overexpose!) is like shooting slides.
	5:27pm Phillip.(Brooklyn): @Cecile that's what I do too:) I have almost 5 gigs of pictures on my iPod touch
	5:28pm Phillip.(Brooklyn): @Cecile but the iPod camera the front one is only 5MP and the front one is only 1.2 MP
	5:29pm Bayta: Why do I always stumble upon awesome shows right as they're about to end? Thank fuck for the archives though.
	5:29pm steve: i just rediscovered two of my 16mm b&w hand spliced student films at my parents house. i remember shooting em on a decades-old Bolex H16. wish i could remember what film but im pretty sure it was cheapo bottom of the line Kodak something or other. good times.
	5:31pm Phillip.(Brooklyn): @jeff I learned that lesson the hard way when it came to getting the right exposure for the color and b
	5:33pm Phillip.(Brooklyn): Today? If you wanted to shoot super 8 you would need to sell both kidneys on the black market just for a few hours of filming:-(
	5:35pm glenn: what if you filmed the kidney removal surgery, and put it on youtube? i bet you could make a few bucks that way.
	5:38pm northguineahills: I was in the other room cleaning, and immediately recognized La Legende d'Eer. This is a piece you need to hear from the beginning to the end.
	5:39pm Phillip.(Brooklyn): @glenn there are videos, medical videos and If I search for it I might find one about surgically removing a kidney
	5:40pm Marmalade Kitty: NGH; you have a trained ear
	5:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Red Army Faktion alluded to in 'Clash film' 'Rude Boy' ? ...Joyeux Solar Return Fabio-sahn ! (Very early ♌Leo?)
	5:44pm Marmalade Kitty: Happy birthday Fabio!
	5:45pm Cecile: The single was Big Log. The album was Principle of Moments, I think.
	5:45pm V Priceless: great Roxy track!
	5:46pm Cecile: ROXY
	5:47pm northguineahills: MK, I used to have La Legende d'Eer on one of my mixtapes for road trips in the 90s, so, I've heard it a bazillion times.
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rollins on KCRW : www.kcrw.com... - keeps promising to play ScottO))) ASAP...
	5:52pm r i s k y: CLAY RULES!
	5:53pm kat330: Hahahaha!
	5:55pm r i s k y: Fabio is the square straight man, it's so laughable. So stringent and stern, why so serious Fab? Love how Clay prods ans weaves about.
	5:55pm kat330: HBD, Fabio! Hope you'll have 22 seconds to listen to your b'day .mp3 while it's still the 24th. :)
	5:56pm Robert: Does Fabio think "scat" actually referred to "duty"?
	5:57pm Robert: I never connected its meaning of animal droppings with the chanting.
	5:57pm r i s k y: HAPPY BIRTHDAY FABIO!
	5:58pm Marmalade Kitty: fuck the media! except fmu
	5:58pm Gee Lampa: You're on fire tonight, Clay. Shot out of a cannon!!
	5:59pm glenn: shopping tip: the important stuff in a supermarket is on the perimeter. all the delicious crap is on the inner shelves.
	5:59pm BigLankyGeordie: Don't believe the hype Fabio and Clay
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the SuperMarket is full of Scat...& 'Jazz' & 'Rock'n'Roll' (as terms) have the other function of the nether regions covered...
	5:59pm steve: ooo thats a good breakfast
	6:00pm Gee Lampa: It's too late?! Ice cold, Clay.
	6:00pm BigLankyGeordie: Thanks for great show Fabio. Many Happy Returns.

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from July 24, 2014

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