WFMU: Stan: Playlist from March 6, 2015

Listener comments!
	3:11am jeff-m: beautiful
	3:24am kimgland: soothing
	3:43am gustaf: dear Stan - thanks for vibration my eArs with wondrous sounds, many times I wish you had the time-energy to write playlist, for me WFMU is so educational....
	4:00am kimgland: chris forsyth ?
	4:05am coelacanth: olá Stan & others this has been Lovely; but i am fading
	4:06am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Stan, and all. Sounds----wonderful this morning.
	4:29am Tome: ... the definitive late night free form == Stan
	4:34am the Canterbury wood-elf: I wonder if there's some way we Stan-heads could volunteer to update Stan's playlist during the show, remotely (presumably just a login/password would be necessary). There's software that can ID tracks (wouldn't get everything, in which case the volunteer would have to pay close attention to Stan's mic breaks!)
	4:43am coelacanth: anybody have the station phone# handy?! (not the marathon one- it may not be hooked up in the studio.)
	4:44am coelacanth: (...or is it just my system?)
	4:47am coelacanth: oh hell 201 ___ 9368...anyone?
	4:48am coelacanth: i guess it's just my computer.
	5:05am bibi: hi all. stan, id really like to know whats yr statement about not filling the setlist tab up. is it to make it seem like more 20th century radio ?
	5:06am coelacanth: elf- i appreciate that,as a knowledge junkie & music geek; but -Stan just wants to do a radio show,for the beauty of what a radio show is.(or should be) which should be a fun task. Dave (the spazz) only succumbed last year,and now it's a dying art. ...remember 2 minutes ago when we just listened and Loved it; and if we were really into something listened very carefully at mic breaks...and if we didn't catch it called the station to ask what it was..(?) i know it is dying, but i miss that. it's gotten more interactive yet less personal,as a multi-media,multi-sensory event. i'm making assumptions her (i'm a wee bit drunk!) but i think the beauty of radio is being compromised by all the other activity involved now.
	5:07am coelacanth: ...that's my statement,coincidentally.
	5:10am Sem Chumbo: Well said, coel.
	5:15am coelacanth: Thank you Sem. i really do need sleep though. have a great night/day Thanks Stan...and i appologise if my assumptions are incorrect!
	5:19am bibi: well, assumptions are never incorrect, they can be agreed or not. not being a fluent english listener, i like getting a written hint about what's happening(and then wfmu created clicky stars and sem melted the whole nova scotia)... anyway i know this is damn capricious from me and doesnt prevent me from enjoying the show !
	5:20am the Canterbury wood-elf: @coel Indeed, well said. I swing between wanting the interactive instant-knowledge thing, and enjoying the magic of late night freeform radio where you sometimes hear something stunning and then it's gone forever and you'll know what it is.
	5:21am the Canterbury wood-elf: Sorry, that should be "...you'll never know what it was"
	5:30am bibi: @elf, yep. true, we know too much. afx said something about the fact that we knew much less and much more back in preinternet times. it necessarily sounds nostalgic but discovering a band (in an encyclopedic way) at that time was something big. now it is daily life.
	5:31am coelacanth: Thank you. i'm glad i was understood! i do also Love having all that info at my fingertips. i guess it's that i've listened to radio my whole life & kept a notebook handy to write down everything i liked or hated...(i only got on this internet thing about 2 years ago when my receiver antenna failed.) true- sometimes it was frustrating when the dj didn't say,or speak clearly...but,such is Life,hey? i still enjoyed the program. okay then! goodnight good people! (i really am exhausted.)
	5:33am coelacanth: (well said too...what you both have said here,by the way!)
	5:35am pierre: here, loving the radio, interactive or not
	5:36am bibi: AFX 2015 : "For years, I could listen to jungle and nick things from them, but they didn't know I existed. It was a separate world. But that world doesn't exist any more. It's all merged into this global Internet world. It's a real shame. I really don't like that. But that's just globalization. It's got good sides as well. But scenes aren't allowed to develop on their own any more. Everyone knows about everything."
	5:37am bibi: bonne nuit coelacanth btw.
	5:44am gustaf: part to dig deeper into the journey of sounds - part to give credit to artist
	5:58am Sem Chumbo: Thanks, @bibi. Found the interview you quoted ^. An insightful read.

Stan: Playlist from March 6, 2015

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Listener comments!
	3:11am jeff-m: beautiful
	3:24am kimgland: soothing
	3:43am gustaf: dear Stan - thanks for vibration my eArs with wondrous sounds, many times I wish you had the time-energy to write playlist, for me WFMU is so educational....
	4:00am kimgland: chris forsyth ?
	4:05am coelacanth: olá Stan & others this has been Lovely; but i am fading
	4:06am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Stan, and all. Sounds----wonderful this morning.
	4:29am Tome: ... the definitive late night free form == Stan
	4:34am the Canterbury wood-elf: I wonder if there's some way we Stan-heads could volunteer to update Stan's playlist during the show, remotely (presumably just a login/password would be necessary). There's software that can ID tracks (wouldn't get everything, in which case the volunteer would have to pay close attention to Stan's mic breaks!)
	4:43am coelacanth: anybody have the station phone# handy?! (not the marathon one- it may not be hooked up in the studio.)
	4:44am coelacanth: (...or is it just my system?)
	4:47am coelacanth: oh hell 201 ___ 9368...anyone?
	4:48am coelacanth: i guess it's just my computer.
	5:05am bibi: hi all. stan, id really like to know whats yr statement about not filling the setlist tab up. is it to make it seem like more 20th century radio ?
	5:06am coelacanth: elf- i appreciate that,as a knowledge junkie & music geek; but -Stan just wants to do a radio show,for the beauty of what a radio show is.(or should be) which should be a fun task. Dave (the spazz) only succumbed last year,and now it's a dying art. ...remember 2 minutes ago when we just listened and Loved it; and if we were really into something listened very carefully at mic breaks...and if we didn't catch it called the station to ask what it was..(?) i know it is dying, but i miss that. it's gotten more interactive yet less personal,as a multi-media,multi-sensory event. i'm making assumptions her (i'm a wee bit drunk!) but i think the beauty of radio is being compromised by all the other activity involved now.
	5:07am coelacanth: ...that's my statement,coincidentally.
	5:10am Sem Chumbo: Well said, coel.
	5:15am coelacanth: Thank you Sem. i really do need sleep though. have a great night/day Thanks Stan...and i appologise if my assumptions are incorrect!
	5:19am bibi: well, assumptions are never incorrect, they can be agreed or not. not being a fluent english listener, i like getting a written hint about what's happening(and then wfmu created clicky stars and sem melted the whole nova scotia)... anyway i know this is damn capricious from me and doesnt prevent me from enjoying the show !
	5:20am the Canterbury wood-elf: @coel Indeed, well said. I swing between wanting the interactive instant-knowledge thing, and enjoying the magic of late night freeform radio where you sometimes hear something stunning and then it's gone forever and you'll know what it is.
	5:21am the Canterbury wood-elf: Sorry, that should be "...you'll never know what it was"
	5:30am bibi: @elf, yep. true, we know too much. afx said something about the fact that we knew much less and much more back in preinternet times. it necessarily sounds nostalgic but discovering a band (in an encyclopedic way) at that time was something big. now it is daily life.
	5:31am coelacanth: Thank you. i'm glad i was understood! i do also Love having all that info at my fingertips. i guess it's that i've listened to radio my whole life & kept a notebook handy to write down everything i liked or hated...(i only got on this internet thing about 2 years ago when my receiver antenna failed.) true- sometimes it was frustrating when the dj didn't say,or speak clearly...but,such is Life,hey? i still enjoyed the program. okay then! goodnight good people! (i really am exhausted.)
	5:33am coelacanth: (well said too...what you both have said here,by the way!)
	5:35am pierre: here, loving the radio, interactive or not
	5:36am bibi: AFX 2015 : "For years, I could listen to jungle and nick things from them, but they didn't know I existed. It was a separate world. But that world doesn't exist any more. It's all merged into this global Internet world. It's a real shame. I really don't like that. But that's just globalization. It's got good sides as well. But scenes aren't allowed to develop on their own any more. Everyone knows about everything."
	5:37am bibi: bonne nuit coelacanth btw.
	5:44am gustaf: part to dig deeper into the journey of sounds - part to give credit to artist
	5:58am Sem Chumbo: Thanks, @bibi. Found the interview you quoted ^. An insightful read.

Stan: Playlist from March 6, 2015

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