WFMU: Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from October 6, 2015

Listener comments!
	7:02pm Gary: The Fictionalist arrived in the mail today
	7:03pm Uncle Michael: Greets!
	7:04pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Jesse and all and sundry!
	7:04pm Jesse K: Howdy all!
	7:05pm Jesse K: @Gary, So glad to hear it arrived safely! I'd love to hear what you think
	7:05pm Doug Schulkind: His name is Jesse (the Body and Soul) Ventura!
	7:06pm Doug Schulkind: Conceptual underpanting? Wha?!
	7:08pm Captain Thunderpants: Another interrobang?!
	7:08pm Doug Schulkind: Jesse hits a five-run homer right off the bat!
	7:08pm Uncle Michael: Lead-off walk-off!
	7:09pm Jesse K: Fundamentals is what's up
	7:12pm Uncle Michael: Jesse is a five tool player.
	7:15pm Jesse K: I sing, dance, play records, something else and act like a fool
	7:19pm listener james from westwood: What'd I miss in the kitchen? Jesse's gonna play Tool?
	7:20pm Jesse K: FIVE TIMES!
	7:21pm Gary: Loving this weird take -- and you know that Tom's Diner was basically the song that led to the final fine-tuning of the MP3
	7:23pm Jesse K: Yeha, I wish I knew more about that singer, It's a lousy mp3 taken from yutube so what comes around goes around
	7:23pm Jesse K: But at least you can watch it here: www.youtube.com...
	7:27pm listener james from westwood: Diggin' the sci-fi portal GIF theme tonight.
	7:28pm Jesse K: Thanks James...people-less doors so far...
	7:31pm Gary: From Stephen Witt's _How Music Got Free_: "Throughout 1989, listening tests continued in parallel in Erlangen and Murray Hill, but the American test subjects proved less patient than the Germans. After listening to the same rat-eaten, four-second sample of 'Tom Tiner' several hundred times, the volunteers at Bell Labs revolted, and Brandenburg was forced to finish the experiment on his own. He was there in New Jersey, listening to Suzanne Vega, when the Berlin Wall came down."
	7:32pm Gary: ^*Diner
	7:40pm listener james from westwood: I think that was the procedure they used in "The Manchurian Candidate" to scramble Laurence Harvey's eggs.
	7:45pm Gary: Haw
	7:45pm Jesse K: I assume "the Berlin Wall came down." is a metaphor in that passage
	7:52pm Uncle Michael: James, they're in everyone's eggs.
	7:56pm Gary: It amazes me that, of all of the things that they were able to digitally compress, the isolated human voice was the most difficult -- everything else they figured out relatively quickly. Witt is given to a bit of hyperbole for humor's sake in that book, so yes, Brandenburg may not have actually been working on the MP3 listening tests on November 6
	7:58pm northguineahills: I forgot to say HALLOO! Thanks Jesse, just a wee bit busy to say anything else.
	7:59pm Jesse K: Howdy northguineahills! Not a problem, Im' almost always listening and lurking these days
	8:06pm Doug Schulkind: I love that this is on Canary Records.
	8:07pm Jesse K: It's really a beaut and perfect with the name!
	8:13pm Jeff Golick: This show is making it difficult to plan a show.
	8:14pm Jeff Golick: @Gary: did we talk HOW TO WRECK A NICE BEACH? You'd dig, if you haven't already dug, I think.
	8:14pm Uncle Michael: < same boat
	8:15pm Jesse K: Hiya Jeff! Just do what I do and make it all up on the spot
	8:17pm northguineahills: Wow, dug that Tale Ognenovski, maybe it was the combo of the clarinet and bass drum.
	8:19pm Uncle Michael: I have Friday & Saturday this week and I'm flying to Chicago tomorrow and back on Thursday.
	8:20pm Jesse K: Tale Ognenovski is a treasure. He's also a master of Jazz, classical and folk composition, at least according to his records
	8:21pm Gary: Jeff, I started it, but got sucked into The Sound of Tomorrow and then this Stephen Witt. I think I was somewhere around the Voder / 1939 World's Fair section. I gotta go back to it now that I've finished the Witt book
	8:27pm Uncle Michael: I remember having time to read books.
	8:27pm Uncle Michael: This baseline puts me in mind of Television.
	8:31pm Uncle Michael: bass line. I shouldn't have stopped reading books.
	8:34pm listener james from westwood: I found HOW TO WRECK quite informative, even as I wished it had been set in a larger typeface. (Likely wanted to avoid the book being gargantuan/more expensive.) #publishinggeek
	8:37pm Gary: Hand
	8:40pm SeanG: Somerville up in this piece!
	8:43pm Jesse K: Hey Sean! I'm sorry for the loss of your speakout
	8:44pm northguineahills: Metal up, Jesse, I like!
	8:46pm Jesse K: Turn these up!
	8:50pm northguineahills: Wait, what was the url for this Mainliner? I forgot to copy it!
	8:53pm Jesse K: Sorry, that was the url for the image, I pasted it into the wrong cell and it screwed up the formatting. Here's details on the Mainliner: www.discogs.com...
	8:54pm northguineahills: Aye, i have some Mainliner, but not this one. This is killer! The hi-fi is headbanging!
	8:57pm Gary: It's a pretty superawq track
	8:59pm Uncle Michael: this is amazing
	9:01pm northguineahills: Yeah, I love Mainliner, and this is by far, the most amazing track I've heard by them. (the neighbors are already deaf).
	9:03pm listener james from westwood: Two mighty hours! A third hourlong set would be boss! Do as the spirits direct!
	9:24pm Jeff Golick: @ljfw: WRECK A BEACH is informative, almost too much so. I just plowed through and hoped some parts would stick.
	9:30pm northguineahills: Wow, that was really different for Aaron Dilloway! Me likey!
	9:31pm Gary: Just DLed half a dozen studio & live Mainliner things ... :)
	9:32pm Jesse K: Yeah I think that Dilloway was just reissued maybe? We heard maybe 4 minutes of a 25 minute track. Perhaps when I'm feeling sleepy we can hear the entire thing
	9:33pm Jesse K: @Gary, hold on to your hat!
	9:45pm Uncle Michael: dadgummit!
	9:56pm northguineahills: Hmmm, the last time I faved that Robert Hood track was when you played it, go figure!
	9:57pm Jesse K: haha, I had reservations about playing it less than a year from the last time but what the hey, a good track needs playing
	9:57pm northguineahills: Thanks Jesse, amazing as per usual!
	9:58pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, Jesse! Open pod bay door, please.
	9:59pm Gary: Thanks for the superthrills!
	10:02pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Jesse...I'm still bent from the Mainliner.
	10:03pm Gary: Looking forward to the Iranian 45s!
	10:05pm Jesse K: thanks all!

Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from October 6, 2015

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October 6, 2015: animal impersonators, European clarinets, scalding Mainliner and more psychedelic sample loops

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
Com Truise	Galactic Melt "Galactic Melt" by "Com Truise"
William Onyeabor	Body and Soul "Body and Soul" by "William Onyeabor"	Body & Soul	Wilfilms Records	1980
Simone	Set My Watch "Set My Watch" by "Simone"
Neneh Cherry & The Circuit	Dead Come Alive	Trevor Jackson Presents: Science Fiction Dancehall Classics	On-U Sound	2015
Millie Small	Bloodshot Eyes "Bloodshot Eyes" by "Millie Small"		Fontana	1965
Music behind DJ: Lisa Carbon	Rhumba Roland "Rhumba Roland" by "Lisa Carbon"
Ata Kak	Daa Nyinaa "Daa Nyinaa" by "Ata Kak"	Obaa Sima	Awesome Tapes From Africa
Dany F	El Factor Jack "El Factor Jack" by "Dany F"	One Night In Cómeme 3	Cómeme
unknown	Notre Dame de 7 Doleurs "Notre Dame de 7 Doleurs" by "unknown"	Caribbean Revels: Haitian Rara and Dominican Gaga
Clara Mondshine	Fischer des Meeres der Stille	Luna Africana	Innovative Communication	1981
Elias Rahbani	La Dance De Nadia "La Dance De Nadia" by "Elias Rahbani"	Mosaic Of The Orient (Näi, Buzuk & Guitar)	Parlophone	1972
William Onyeabor	Scientist - Body and Soul (remix)	What?!: William Onyeabor Remixed	Luaka Bop ‎	2014
Music behind DJ: Domenique Dumont	La Bataille de Neige
Abdul Waheed & Others	Imitation of Birds	Ecstatic & Wingless: Bird-Imitation on Four Continents, ca. 1910-40	Canary	2015
Georgi Stanev	Mechkadarska Pesen (Bear Handler's Song)	Song Of The Crooked Dance Early Bulgarian Traditional Music 1927-1942	Yazoo	2005
Ramadan Lolov	Orientalski Kyuchek	Outsinging The Nightingale: Lost Treasures Of Bulgarian Music	JSP
Tale Ognenovski	Talevo kasapsko oro	Jazz, Macedonian Folk Dances and Classical Music
Kostas Gadinis	Kritiko syrto - Cretan syrtos	Blowers From the Balkans - Classic Historic Recordings of Wind Instruments	Topic Records ‎	2005
Raya Brass Band	Melochrino "Melochrino" by "Raya Brass Band"	Live on the Intercontinental
Jim Apostolou	O Christ "O Christ" by "Jim Apostolou"	Bed of Pain: Rembetika 1930-55	Canary
Lena Platonos	To Paidi Tis Paramonis	Μάσκες Ηλίου	Lyra	1984
KGB	A New Beginning "A New Beginning" by "KGB"	Aliens on Earth (Exogiinoi sth gh)	KGB	1999
Music behind DJ: Firehouse Crew	Freedom Version "Freedom Version" by "Firehouse Crew"
Windhand	Two Urns "Two Urns" by "Windhand"	Grief's Infernal Flower	Relapse Records	2015
Mainliner	Black Sky "Black Sky" by "Mainliner"	Mellow Out	Charnel Music	1996
Music behind DJ: Umberto	Forsaken Dawn "Forsaken Dawn" by "Umberto"
Art Interface	Secretaries From Heaven ('81 Demo w/ '09 Radio Overdub)	This Day In History	Art Interface		recorded 1983
Randal Kennedy	Smith's Room "Smith's Room" by "Randal Kennedy"	Alternative Funk : Folie Distinguée	Vox Man Records	1985
Bromp Treb	Swelling Bags "Swelling Bags" by "Bromp Treb"	Shrinkage Tractor	Yeay! Plastics	2015
Mike Dred	Crack 3 "Crack 3" by "Mike Dred"	Needle Cracker	Diatomyc
Malcolm Brown	Sweatmeat Burial "Sweatmeat Burial" by "Malcolm Brown"	Recordings 1979-83	Vinyl on Demand	2014
Aaron Dilloway	untitled "untitled" by "Aaron Dilloway"	Psychic Driving Tapes	Medusa	2010
TX Connect	House Of Confusion (Speculator Edit)	House Of Confusion	L.I.E.S. (Long Island Electrical Systems)	2013
DJ Rashad	Feelin (feat. Spinn & Taso)	Double Cup	Hyperdub	2013
Red Axes	Waiting for Surprise "Waiting for Surprise" by "Red Axes"
Bill Withers	Who Is He (Henrik Schwarz Edit)
Robert Hood	Dancer "Dancer" by "Robert Hood"	The Greatest Dancer
Pittsburgh Track Authority	Feel Good	Now's Tomorrow EP	The Harmony Society	2013
Yoshimitsu Ichiraku	Love Song "Love Song" by "Yoshimitsu Ichiraku"	The Music of Surround Panner	Zero Gravity	1998

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Listener comments!
	7:02pm Gary: The Fictionalist arrived in the mail today
	7:03pm Uncle Michael: Greets!
	7:04pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Jesse and all and sundry!
	7:04pm Jesse K: Howdy all!
	7:05pm Jesse K: @Gary, So glad to hear it arrived safely! I'd love to hear what you think
	7:05pm Doug Schulkind: His name is Jesse (the Body and Soul) Ventura!
	7:06pm Doug Schulkind: Conceptual underpanting? Wha?!
	7:08pm Captain Thunderpants: Another interrobang?!
	7:08pm Doug Schulkind: Jesse hits a five-run homer right off the bat!
	7:08pm Uncle Michael: Lead-off walk-off!
	7:09pm Jesse K: Fundamentals is what's up
	7:12pm Uncle Michael: Jesse is a five tool player.
	7:15pm Jesse K: I sing, dance, play records, something else and act like a fool
	7:19pm listener james from westwood: What'd I miss in the kitchen? Jesse's gonna play Tool?
	7:20pm Jesse K: FIVE TIMES!
	7:21pm Gary: Loving this weird take -- and you know that Tom's Diner was basically the song that led to the final fine-tuning of the MP3
	7:23pm Jesse K: Yeha, I wish I knew more about that singer, It's a lousy mp3 taken from yutube so what comes around goes around
	7:23pm Jesse K: But at least you can watch it here: www.youtube.com...
	7:27pm listener james from westwood: Diggin' the sci-fi portal GIF theme tonight.
	7:28pm Jesse K: Thanks James...people-less doors so far...
	7:31pm Gary: From Stephen Witt's _How Music Got Free_: "Throughout 1989, listening tests continued in parallel in Erlangen and Murray Hill, but the American test subjects proved less patient than the Germans. After listening to the same rat-eaten, four-second sample of 'Tom Tiner' several hundred times, the volunteers at Bell Labs revolted, and Brandenburg was forced to finish the experiment on his own. He was there in New Jersey, listening to Suzanne Vega, when the Berlin Wall came down."
	7:32pm Gary: ^*Diner
	7:40pm listener james from westwood: I think that was the procedure they used in "The Manchurian Candidate" to scramble Laurence Harvey's eggs.
	7:45pm Gary: Haw
	7:45pm Jesse K: I assume "the Berlin Wall came down." is a metaphor in that passage
	7:52pm Uncle Michael: James, they're in everyone's eggs.
	7:56pm Gary: It amazes me that, of all of the things that they were able to digitally compress, the isolated human voice was the most difficult -- everything else they figured out relatively quickly. Witt is given to a bit of hyperbole for humor's sake in that book, so yes, Brandenburg may not have actually been working on the MP3 listening tests on November 6
	7:58pm northguineahills: I forgot to say HALLOO! Thanks Jesse, just a wee bit busy to say anything else.
	7:59pm Jesse K: Howdy northguineahills! Not a problem, Im' almost always listening and lurking these days
	8:06pm Doug Schulkind: I love that this is on Canary Records.
	8:07pm Jesse K: It's really a beaut and perfect with the name!
	8:13pm Jeff Golick: This show is making it difficult to plan a show.
	8:14pm Jeff Golick: @Gary: did we talk HOW TO WRECK A NICE BEACH? You'd dig, if you haven't already dug, I think.
	8:14pm Uncle Michael: < same boat
	8:15pm Jesse K: Hiya Jeff! Just do what I do and make it all up on the spot
	8:17pm northguineahills: Wow, dug that Tale Ognenovski, maybe it was the combo of the clarinet and bass drum.
	8:19pm Uncle Michael: I have Friday & Saturday this week and I'm flying to Chicago tomorrow and back on Thursday.
	8:20pm Jesse K: Tale Ognenovski is a treasure. He's also a master of Jazz, classical and folk composition, at least according to his records
	8:21pm Gary: Jeff, I started it, but got sucked into The Sound of Tomorrow and then this Stephen Witt. I think I was somewhere around the Voder / 1939 World's Fair section. I gotta go back to it now that I've finished the Witt book
	8:27pm Uncle Michael: I remember having time to read books.
	8:27pm Uncle Michael: This baseline puts me in mind of Television.
	8:31pm Uncle Michael: bass line. I shouldn't have stopped reading books.
	8:34pm listener james from westwood: I found HOW TO WRECK quite informative, even as I wished it had been set in a larger typeface. (Likely wanted to avoid the book being gargantuan/more expensive.) #publishinggeek
	8:37pm Gary: Hand
	8:40pm SeanG: Somerville up in this piece!
	8:43pm Jesse K: Hey Sean! I'm sorry for the loss of your speakout
	8:44pm northguineahills: Metal up, Jesse, I like!
	8:46pm Jesse K: Turn these up!
	8:50pm northguineahills: Wait, what was the url for this Mainliner? I forgot to copy it!
	8:53pm Jesse K: Sorry, that was the url for the image, I pasted it into the wrong cell and it screwed up the formatting. Here's details on the Mainliner: www.discogs.com...
	8:54pm northguineahills: Aye, i have some Mainliner, but not this one. This is killer! The hi-fi is headbanging!
	8:57pm Gary: It's a pretty superawq track
	8:59pm Uncle Michael: this is amazing
	9:01pm northguineahills: Yeah, I love Mainliner, and this is by far, the most amazing track I've heard by them. (the neighbors are already deaf).
	9:03pm listener james from westwood: Two mighty hours! A third hourlong set would be boss! Do as the spirits direct!
	9:24pm Jeff Golick: @ljfw: WRECK A BEACH is informative, almost too much so. I just plowed through and hoped some parts would stick.
	9:30pm northguineahills: Wow, that was really different for Aaron Dilloway! Me likey!
	9:31pm Gary: Just DLed half a dozen studio & live Mainliner things ... :)
	9:32pm Jesse K: Yeah I think that Dilloway was just reissued maybe? We heard maybe 4 minutes of a 25 minute track. Perhaps when I'm feeling sleepy we can hear the entire thing
	9:33pm Jesse K: @Gary, hold on to your hat!
	9:45pm Uncle Michael: dadgummit!
	9:56pm northguineahills: Hmmm, the last time I faved that Robert Hood track was when you played it, go figure!
	9:57pm Jesse K: haha, I had reservations about playing it less than a year from the last time but what the hey, a good track needs playing
	9:57pm northguineahills: Thanks Jesse, amazing as per usual!
	9:58pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, Jesse! Open pod bay door, please.
	9:59pm Gary: Thanks for the superthrills!
	10:02pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Jesse...I'm still bent from the Mainliner.
	10:03pm Gary: Looking forward to the Iranian 45s!
	10:05pm Jesse K: thanks all!

Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from October 6, 2015

Listener comments!

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