WFMU: Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from January 24, 2015

Listener comments!
	6:09am breathing: Tangerine Dream early stuff Phaedra or earlier
	♥ 6:10am Guido from Cologne: Good Morning Jeff and everyone!
	♥ 6:17am Guido from Cologne: Is there an option for TD-requests actually? "Circulation Of Events" from "Atem" (1973) is one of their finest moments. Sinister soundscape with soundtrack-qualities, clocking with 5:49.
	♥ 6:25am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Jeffrey, and hello, GfC. Introspective start to today's show, matching the pre-dawn, pre-storm vibe here. Uncanny:-P
	♥ 6:26am Guido from Cologne: Snow here! In a way I like it. Prospects for quiet weekend ...
	6:29am Cooh John: Good morning b, GfC, SC. Easing into the day with SP.
	♥ 6:33am Sem Chumbo: Hey, C.J. How are you?
	6:34am Emile: Love this show so far
	♥ 6:38am Guido from Cologne: This is still a mystery to me, what makes the Americans rave about "Alpha Centauri". Most people I know here -and who are into stuff like TD- consider this album as one of their worst. OK, side effects of having paid the full retail price for that back in the 70ies (it didn't go for cheap) - to some it was a real gall, others judged a bit more mercyful "they had no real synthesizers and tried to sound cosmic but ended with home organ music".
	6:39am Emile: My personal favorite early TD is Rubycon, side 1, but both sides v. good.
	6:39am dyingforbadmusic: @Guido nice quote! :)
	6:41am Emile: Now with some JD Emmanuel we'll be in the perfect space
	♥ 6:42am Guido from Cologne: @Emile I fully agree! Rubycon was their pinnacle! I used to say: Atem, Phaedra and Rubycon is what you need in order to get the essence of TD.
	6:44am Cooh John: OK, SC. Better after I am done with work.
	♥ 6:46am Guido from Cologne: This cosmic prayer at the end is really embarrassing! The Ossiach Lake performance is maybe a good way to understand the earlier experiments of TD: www.youtube.com...
	♥ 6:46am Sem Chumbo: @GfC: good to hear a reasoned perspective on TC, thanks! @CJ: yeah, look on the bright side for sure.
	6:51am dyingforbadmusic: First time I heard Tangerine Dream was probably on East German radio station DT64. As a kid I didn't like it. In the late 90ies I got stoned to that Quichote record (the East German AMIGA Records version). it sounded like in a greenhouse and interesting, but I still didn't liked it. I tried "Electric Meditation" later and finally gave up with them. Sorry Edgar. RIP!
	♥ 6:53am Sem Chumbo: @Emile: your wish...
	6:53am Emile: Wow, thanks Jeffrey
	6:59am Cooh John: Goodnight Edgar, off to dreamland.
	♥ 7:01am Guido from Cologne: Shindig Magazine in UK put Alpha Centauri as one of the TOP COSMIC ALBUMS OF ALL TIME ! :-)
	♥ 7:31am Sem Chumbo: I am cosmically gob-struck. Shindig.
	♥ 7:53am dale: ooh, i know how this story ends from pentangle's version. didn't jacqui mcshee carry on with an iteration of pentangle? has anyone ever heard it?
	♥ 8:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...been listening & wasting time on faceborg... - Wow! - 'After Dawn' a beautiful thing... - TangerineDream makes me think of 'Hearts of Space' - which I wish would podcast w/out subscription, but it's understandable ...I think TD were such important pioneers for & influences on - all of electronic & space music, which has become a vast genre - & so long ago - that it's easy to forget how formative they were for all that, w/ so much of it now...
	♥ 8:20am Guido from Cologne: Whatever the best or worst TD records are ... ... Shrunken Planet still is one of the best shows WFMU and one of the things to make a Saturday complete.
	♥ 8:23am Jeffrey Davison: I don't really come here with a plan. That's one of the thrills of doing live radio, making it up on the fly and dovetailing in some listener requests if I can also! Thanks!
	8:29am Mark: I agree Guido. Love that you threw in a couple Tangerine Dream tracks. I'm one of those people that prefers their earlier, more experimental albums. Heard "Atem" yesterday for the first time, put it on my list of albums I have to have. And wow, does Siv Jakobsen have a beautiful voice! Another artist I wouldn't have discovered without your show, Jeffrey. And yes, the snow is very pretty.
	♥ 8:49am Sem Chumbo: Had a fine time this morning, J.D.. Thanks for a large serving of music I would not have otherwise heard. Oh, and this Newman is a sweet finish. @GfC: I had a look at that link: www.youtube.com..My understanding of the early work of TD now has a useful place of reference. Mein Dank geht an Sie.
	8:49am Robert: This one sounds a lot like St. James.
	7:54am Van in DC: Catch up time!
	8:13am Van in DC: Sweet. Tangerine Dream!! Although I think "Exit" and "White Eagle" are my favorite albums by them.
	9:44am Van in DC: Oh wow, no I did not know that Edgar Froese died. Wow. He was 70...
	10:12am Van in DC: MARISSA! Didn't know the song but recognized her voice right away!

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from January 24, 2015

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Folk; old-timey; blues; psych, avant and acid folk old and new; ambient and electronic; lots of guitar; detours elsewhere.

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January 24, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
A Winged Victory For The Sullen	Atomos I	Atomos	Kranky	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Michael Tanner	Witch Elder (I-V) "Witch Elder (I-V)" by "Michael Tanner"	Witch Elder	Michael Tanner	0:09:31 (Pop-up)
Tangerine Dream	Alpha Centauri "Alpha Centauri" by "Tangerine Dream"	Alpha Centauri	Relativity	0:24:48 (Pop-up)
M. Templeton & aA. Munson	It's Ok to Fall	Acre Loss	Anticipate/Kompakt	0:46:42 (Pop-up)
J.D. Emmanuel	Movement 1 "Movement 1" by "J.D. Emmanuel"	Wizards	North Star Productions	0:50:35 (Pop-up)

Tangerine Dream	Rubycon: Part Two: C	Rubycon	Virgin	1:01:46 (Pop-up)
Brigitte Fontaine	Merry-Go-Round "Merry-Go-Round" by "Brigitte Fontaine"	Brigitte Fontaine	Superior Viaduct	1:07:49 (Pop-up)
Gravenhurst	The Diver (Demo) "The Diver (Demo)" by "Gravenhurst"	Flashlight Seasons, Black Holes in the Sand & Offerings	Warp	1:11:42 (Pop-up)
Gulaab	Tanz der Nymphen "Tanz der Nymphen" by "Gulaab"	Ritt Durch den Hades	Merlin's Nose	1:18:39 (Pop-up)
Fawzi Al-Aiedy	Ma Vie Est Un Nuage Ephémère	Silence	Le Chant du Monde	1:20:39 (Pop-up)
Marissa Nadler	Alabaster Queen "Alabaster Queen" by "Marissa Nadler"	Marissa Nadler	Box of Cedar	1:23:28 (Pop-up)
Allysen Callery	Hurricane "Hurricane" by "Allysen Callery"	(no album)	Allysen Callery	1:26:01 (Pop-up)
Fraser Anderson	Maybe Tomorrow "Maybe Tomorrow" by "Fraser Anderson"	Coming Up For Air	Monochrome	1:29:10 (Pop-up)
Kenneth J. Nash and Fran Taylor	Every Time You Fall			1:33:24 (Pop-up)
Joan Shelley	The Door "The Door" by "Joan Shelley"	Ginko	Ol Kentuck	1:36:52 (Pop-up)
Swordedge	The Pavement Artist "The Pavement Artist" by "Swordedge"	Swordedge	Guerssen	1:41:21 (Pop-up)
P.G. Six	Old Man on the Mountain "Old Man on the Mountain" by "P.G. Six"	The Well of Memory	Amish	1:45:05 (Pop-up)
Emily Smith	My Darling Boy "My Darling Boy" by "Emily Smith"	Echoes	White Fall	1:49:55 (Pop-up)
Jess Morgan	Cavalier "Cavalier" by "Jess Morgan"	Langa Langa		1:52:53 (Pop-up)

Itasca	After Dawn "After Dawn" by "Itasca"	Unmoored by the Wind	New Images	2:03:43 (Pop-up)
Mark Rogers & Mary Byrne	Green Gold Violet	I Line My Days Along Your Weight	Important	2:08:49 (Pop-up)
Morten Barfoed	The Moon is a Green Cheese	No Sign of a Sign	Orpheus	2:13:31 (Pop-up)
Keaton Henson	Small Hands "Small Hands" by "Keaton Henson"			2:18:13 (Pop-up)
Jeff and Susanne Kelly	The Witch of the Lake	By Reckless Moonlight	Green Monkey	2:21:14 (Pop-up)
Siv Jakobsen	Caroline "Caroline" by "Siv Jakobsen"			2:24:49 (Pop-up)
Daniel Martin Moore & Joan Shelley	Hollow Heart	Farthest Field	Ol Kentuck	2:28:52 (Pop-up)
Avi Jacob	So Hard to Reach You "So Hard to Reach You" by "Avi Jacob"	So Hard to Reach You	Avi Jacob	2:31:31 (Pop-up)
Caitlin Canty	Unknown Legend "Unknown Legend" by "Caitlin Canty"	Reckless Skyline	Caitlin Canty	2:36:10 (Pop-up)
Jeffrey Foucault	Blues for Jessie Mae	(no album)	Jeffrey Foucault	2:40:14 (Pop-up)
Dave Morgan	Hey Paul "Hey Paul" by "Dave Morgan"	Morgan	Ampex	2:44:03 (Pop-up)
Randy Newman	The Beehive State "The Beehive State" by "Randy Newman"	Randy Newman	Reprise	2:47:29 (Pop-up)
Leon Bridges	Coming Home (demo) "Coming Home (demo)" by "Leon Bridges"	(no album)	Leon Bridges	2:49:21 (Pop-up)
He's My Brother She's My Sister	Choir of the Dead	Nobody Dances In This Town	Park the Van	2:52:43 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:09am breathing: Tangerine Dream early stuff Phaedra or earlier
	♥ 6:10am Guido from Cologne: Good Morning Jeff and everyone!
	♥ 6:17am Guido from Cologne: Is there an option for TD-requests actually? "Circulation Of Events" from "Atem" (1973) is one of their finest moments. Sinister soundscape with soundtrack-qualities, clocking with 5:49.
	♥ 6:25am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Jeffrey, and hello, GfC. Introspective start to today's show, matching the pre-dawn, pre-storm vibe here. Uncanny:-P
	♥ 6:26am Guido from Cologne: Snow here! In a way I like it. Prospects for quiet weekend ...
	6:29am Cooh John: Good morning b, GfC, SC. Easing into the day with SP.
	♥ 6:33am Sem Chumbo: Hey, C.J. How are you?
	6:34am Emile: Love this show so far
	♥ 6:38am Guido from Cologne: This is still a mystery to me, what makes the Americans rave about "Alpha Centauri". Most people I know here -and who are into stuff like TD- consider this album as one of their worst. OK, side effects of having paid the full retail price for that back in the 70ies (it didn't go for cheap) - to some it was a real gall, others judged a bit more mercyful "they had no real synthesizers and tried to sound cosmic but ended with home organ music".
	6:39am Emile: My personal favorite early TD is Rubycon, side 1, but both sides v. good.
	6:39am dyingforbadmusic: @Guido nice quote! :)
	6:41am Emile: Now with some JD Emmanuel we'll be in the perfect space
	♥ 6:42am Guido from Cologne: @Emile I fully agree! Rubycon was their pinnacle! I used to say: Atem, Phaedra and Rubycon is what you need in order to get the essence of TD.
	6:44am Cooh John: OK, SC. Better after I am done with work.
	♥ 6:46am Guido from Cologne: This cosmic prayer at the end is really embarrassing! The Ossiach Lake performance is maybe a good way to understand the earlier experiments of TD: www.youtube.com...
	♥ 6:46am Sem Chumbo: @GfC: good to hear a reasoned perspective on TC, thanks! @CJ: yeah, look on the bright side for sure.
	6:51am dyingforbadmusic: First time I heard Tangerine Dream was probably on East German radio station DT64. As a kid I didn't like it. In the late 90ies I got stoned to that Quichote record (the East German AMIGA Records version). it sounded like in a greenhouse and interesting, but I still didn't liked it. I tried "Electric Meditation" later and finally gave up with them. Sorry Edgar. RIP!
	♥ 6:53am Sem Chumbo: @Emile: your wish...
	6:53am Emile: Wow, thanks Jeffrey
	6:59am Cooh John: Goodnight Edgar, off to dreamland.
	♥ 7:01am Guido from Cologne: Shindig Magazine in UK put Alpha Centauri as one of the TOP COSMIC ALBUMS OF ALL TIME ! :-)
	♥ 7:31am Sem Chumbo: I am cosmically gob-struck. Shindig.
	♥ 7:53am dale: ooh, i know how this story ends from pentangle's version. didn't jacqui mcshee carry on with an iteration of pentangle? has anyone ever heard it?
	♥ 8:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...been listening & wasting time on faceborg... - Wow! - 'After Dawn' a beautiful thing... - TangerineDream makes me think of 'Hearts of Space' - which I wish would podcast w/out subscription, but it's understandable ...I think TD were such important pioneers for & influences on - all of electronic & space music, which has become a vast genre - & so long ago - that it's easy to forget how formative they were for all that, w/ so much of it now...
	♥ 8:20am Guido from Cologne: Whatever the best or worst TD records are ... ... Shrunken Planet still is one of the best shows WFMU and one of the things to make a Saturday complete.
	♥ 8:23am Jeffrey Davison: I don't really come here with a plan. That's one of the thrills of doing live radio, making it up on the fly and dovetailing in some listener requests if I can also! Thanks!
	8:29am Mark: I agree Guido. Love that you threw in a couple Tangerine Dream tracks. I'm one of those people that prefers their earlier, more experimental albums. Heard "Atem" yesterday for the first time, put it on my list of albums I have to have. And wow, does Siv Jakobsen have a beautiful voice! Another artist I wouldn't have discovered without your show, Jeffrey. And yes, the snow is very pretty.
	♥ 8:49am Sem Chumbo: Had a fine time this morning, J.D.. Thanks for a large serving of music I would not have otherwise heard. Oh, and this Newman is a sweet finish. @GfC: I had a look at that link: www.youtube.com..My understanding of the early work of TD now has a useful place of reference. Mein Dank geht an Sie.
	8:49am Robert: This one sounds a lot like St. James.
	7:54am Van in DC: Catch up time!
	8:13am Van in DC: Sweet. Tangerine Dream!! Although I think "Exit" and "White Eagle" are my favorite albums by them.
	9:44am Van in DC: Oh wow, no I did not know that Edgar Froese died. Wow. He was 70...
	10:12am Van in DC: MARISSA! Didn't know the song but recognized her voice right away!

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from January 24, 2015

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