WFMU: Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from November 12, 2015

Listener comments!
	3:05pm Cecile: Fabio, play some Motorhead. You know you want to.
	3:06pm Neil comma Wild: Motorhead! Motorhead!
	3:08pm northguineahills: Lemmy!
	3:08pm Cecile: RIP Philthy Animal Taylor, finest drummer for that rock combo.
	3:10pm MD: Fabio's tribute to Phil may not include any Moterhead....but it will...In his way... I am sure... "Be the Ball...Be the Ball!"
	3:10pm redkayak: Howdy all..... experiencing The Failure of Grading Papers at the moment :)
	3:10pm MD: MOTOR...SRY!
	👻 3:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: I want to invent a machine that can take as inputs a song ("Mr. Giant Man," for example) and a band (Motörhead, for example) and the output would be the song played by the band. The biggest failure of that experiment would probably be the royalties.
	👻 3:13pm Rev. Turnip Druid: GOD BLOODY GOD this piece is marvelous. Can't believe I haven't pre-clickie'd it. Must have heard it on FMU before...?
	👻 3:13pm Rev. Turnip Druid: -- and hello.
	3:19pm βrian: What a maelstrom of sound, this.
	3:21pm pb183max: can someone share?
	3:22pm nic: love this !!!
	3:22pm Chris from DC: Wowser.
	3:28pm Brendan: Theres a lot going in this. I particularly like the interplay between that thing and that other thing.
	3:32pm Dean: @KenfHP: You've seen the Bonhamizer? It's a start. http://static.echonest.com/bonhamizer/go.html
	3:34pm Dean: Yup. It's one of the few SJ releases I have.
	3:36pm Chris from DC: Yup, that's when I saw them.
	3:36pm Megadano: only 61
	3:37pm Za: I liked it!
	3:37pm Brendan: Organic vodka
	3:38pm Dean: [I wonder what would happen if you uploaded a Led Zeppelin tune to that Bonhamizer...]
	3:38pm βrian: "Whisky and pain both taste the same," don't you know.
	3:40pm Brendan: Aye ...Nancy Whiskey ....she blinded me
	3:48pm cory: this Blanco is destroying me
	3:54pm Brendan: This is a d
	3:55pm Brendan: (Typo) This is a sweet mantra to hum
	4:06pm Cecile: stream is bad today
	4:11pm nic: craig leon was super
	4:12pm Cecile: 1981 might be a candidate for "best music year ever"
	4:15pm Rich in Washington: I think you're onto something, Cecile. So many of my favorite albums came out that year.
	4:16pm Cecile: same here. 1978 is up there, too.
	4:16pm Rich in Washington: I think 1981 might've been the year my musical tastes really went down the left hand path with no coming back.
	4:17pm Cecile: I think so. My tastes were first exposed to freeform radio then, and I never looked back.
	4:19pm Cecile: HOW WACKED WAS SHE?
	👻 4:19pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I'm on the record as hyping 1971 for that honor, but 1981 was another special one. Sky Records label stuff... Rastakraut Pasta was '81, methinks...
	4:19pm glenn: the stream IS bad. maybe wfmu should get its prostate checked. oh, and happy 70th b'day, neil young.
	👻 4:20pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I've been in & out of the headphones today, but the 128 stream has been old trusty, for me. No issues here...
	4:22pm Rich in Washington: @Cecile: Yep. My local freeform did it to me, too. Found it by accident tuning the dial one summer night.
	4:23pm Jeff: I cannot tell a lie, I've been fussing around with one of the stream encoders while working on setting up a new stream relay server. I'd expect there'd have been a little glitch (but no actual outage) as the stream did its fallback to the backup, then another a minute or so later as it re-connected to its direct connection. Did anything worse happen?
	4:25pm Cecile: nope, not for me.
	4:26pm Cecile: well, off to class. have a great afternoon folks!
	4:27pm Jeff: About that upcoming harp show at Theatre 80: I think I saw/heard Mia Theodoratus a few years ago when she was doing a cool collaboration with Ann Magnuson at the Abrons Art Center. I betcha whatever she does will be worth checking out.
	👻 4:29pm Rev. Turnip Druid: apologies, Rastakraut Pasta was 1980. But Roedelius' "lustwandel" and cluster's "curiosum" were '81, so that's a fine thing...
	4:29pm Rich in Washington: the stream sounds pretty good to me. What's it doing for other folks.
	4:35pm Tim in VT: Is he better than Lynch or Badalamenti?
	4:37pm Tim in VT: Morricone? Who else is in that category?
	4:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Goblin Suspiria Weeeetch against theees Witch? Or which?
	4:41pm Carmichael: OK, finally blew into cyber-town. Last half is better than no half.
	4:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...one guess Mr. Morricone's SunSign...would that be...I dunno...♏Scorpio ?? Man: filmscore/soundtrack...narrative but blasting the palette wide open. He's amazing.
	5:00pm cory: this would be a great tune to go out to
	5:03pm Pete L: Morricone is UNBELIEVABLE
	5:05pm MenfussMike: Four Flies on Grey Velvet.....mmmmm Mimsy Farmer
	5:06pm Chris from DC: That main title from Citta Violenta was fantastic.
	👻 5:12pm BarbR: Yup, Tuesday night, Beacon Theater, Horses. My husband went, and said it was amazing.
	5:15pm dale: 1975 - i dunno - i still think 'love will keep us together' was pretty awesome
	5:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...okay - but not ALL the time...
	5:19pm nic: i think she was great then i can't stand her now
	5:21pm Parq: That "Shaba-doo-wah" roll-out kills me every time.
	5:24pm TDK60: Like Patti then, now. Thanks again Lou.
	5:25pm TDK60: Are we rockin' Cleveland?!
	5:26pm P-90: Chinchilla-Land Greetings, @Fabio & friends. So Sorry I missed Maestro Morricone's Birthday Bash. Will savor its pungent sweetness on the archive.
	👻 5:26pm Rev. Turnip Druid: YASSS. Was spinning this Ubu just this morning, before venturing to office-land..
	5:29pm Parq: One of the best Ubu tracks ever. BTW, I trust everybody knows that Ubu Sings Ubu is playing next February at -- yes, this is true-- B.B. Kings in Times Square.
	5:29pm Uncle Michael: Man, am I ever in the right place. This set gets me where I live.
	5:30pm TDK60: I wonder if Pere Ubu are in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland. Doubt it.
	5:30pm Uncle Michael: You mean right now? Like...all of them?
	5:32pm dale: i wonder if little johnny jewel knows frankie teardrop?
	5:34pm P-90: This set is sending me back to college. New York was a very different place...but you could see Pere Ubu play in clubs in the village. There was no BB King's in Times Square, but there were theaters that showed kung-fu movies 24 hours a day.
	5:41pm Doug: What a great show Fabio. Thanks for playing that magnificent block of music from the maestro. @p-90 Yes, it was a great time with 42nd St. being the mecca for all things exploitation. Pere Ubu was a band I never would have thought about lasting so long. I saw them at CBGBs. The last time I saw them was at Warsaw in Brooklyn about ten years ago. Still great.
	5:44pm Rich in Washington: this is such a great set, Fabio!
	5:46pm Christine: Throw in some Suicide and you are playing my youth:)))
	5:48pm TDK60: 1980 was a great year for music. So was '79.
	5:49pm Oscar: Surprised Clay hasn't commented on the Pere Ubu yet...
	5:50pm nic: magic music time 4 sure
	5:51pm Oscar: Only 4 sets in Fabio's show today... wow
	5:51pm nic: bye
	5:53pm Dean: Not to be confused with Robert Frith (he's an accountant in Tallahassee) or Fred Fripp (second grade teacher in a suburb of Las Vegas). Neither plays guitar.
	5:53pm Greg from ZONE 5: Nobody liked Suicide except for Fabio and Springsteen!
	5:53pm Christine: gahhh. Now I have to turn this off---this dopey guy trying to be funny is making me sick.
	5:53pm TDK60: Clay's thinkin' of Silver Apples likely.
	5:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Check it Clay: 38.media.tumblr.com... - 1970 !
	5:54pm Marcel M: Ahhh man you guys crack me up.
	5:55pm Oscar: No not fun... you're... ummm... unique
	5:55pm Parq: To borrow a headline about Sir Ian and Sir Patrick, Fabio's and Clay's Bromance is better than yours.
	5:57pm Dean: It took Jesus & Mary Chain how long to take this and run with it?
	5:57pm Oscar: I miss the good old days before Fabio slowly grew immune to Clay's constant probing questions. We learned so much about the real Fabio!
	5:57pm dale: wow. i wiki'd suicide after my half baked comment above. alan vega the singer is 77 and lives in brooklyn. GET HIM ON THE SHOW FABIO!
	5:58pm Marcel M: Wow Greg... Just looked up that Springsteen thing... Amazing!! He cites Suicide as a major influence and covered a song.
	5:58pm Marcel M: They played a few years back.. They opened for MGMT haha...
	6:00pm dale: hah! gordon leadfoot......
	6:00pm Carmichael: Gordon Lightfoot Sings Every Song Ever Written.
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx Fabio !
	6:01pm Oscar: known speeder
	12:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: All Morricone : wfmu.org...

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from November 12, 2015

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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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November 12, 2015: Failure is timely

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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)
Sutcliffe Jügend	The Fall of Nature (excerpt)	The Fall of Nature	0:08:00 (Pop-up)
	a song		0:39:42 (Pop-up)
Juan Blanco	Espacios V "Espacios V" by "Juan Blanco"	Nuestro Tiempo	0:40:05 (Pop-up)
Magic Aum Gigi	A Piece for Voice: Love Potion	Starring Keiko	0:50:43 (Pop-up)
Craig Leon	Four Eyes To See The Afterlife	Nommos	1:04:11 (Pop-up)

Ennio Morricone	4 mosche di velluto grigio (Main Title)	4 Mosche di Velluto Grigio (Four Flies on Grey Velvet)	1:24:19 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Alla Serenita "Alla Serenita" by "Ennio Morricone"	La Donna Invisibile	1:26:36 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Citta Violenta (Main Titles)	Citta Violenta	1:27:38 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Diario di un Pazzo (excerpt)	Drammi Gotici	1:32:19 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Ordini (Versione Alternativa)	L'Istruttoria E' Chiusa: Dimentichi	1:37:47 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Cadenze "Cadenze" by "Ennio Morricone"	Cosa Avete Fatto a Solange?	1:35:06 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Aleatorio "Aleatorio" by "Ennio Morricone"	Cosa Avete Fatto a Solange?	1:35:23 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Macchie Solari "Macchie Solari" by "Ennio Morricone"	Macchie Solari	1:49:47 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Raptus Omicida "Raptus Omicida" by "Ennio Morricone"	Milano Odia: La Polizia Non Puo Sparare	1:57:10 (Pop-up)

Patti Smith	Birdland "Birdland" by "Patti Smith"	Horses	2:14:38 (Pop-up)
Lou Reed	A Gift "A Gift" by "Lou Reed"	Coney Island Baby	2:20:08 (Pop-up)
Pere Ubu	Dub Housing "Dub Housing" by "Pere Ubu"	Dub Housing	2:26:47 (Pop-up)
Television	Little Johnny Jewel [Parts 1& 2]	Ork Records: New York, New York	2:28:04 (Pop-up)
Lydia Lunch	Knives In The Drain "Knives In The Drain" by "Lydia Lunch"	Queen of Siam	2:35:25 (Pop-up)
Magazine	A Song From Under The Floorboards	The Correct Use Of Soap	2:39:24 (Pop-up)
Dead Boys	Tell Me "Tell Me" by "Dead Boys"	We Have Come For Your Children	2:43:11 (Pop-up)

Suicide	Cheree "Cheree" by "Suicide"	Suicide	2:59:42 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:05pm Cecile: Fabio, play some Motorhead. You know you want to.
	3:06pm Neil comma Wild: Motorhead! Motorhead!
	3:08pm northguineahills: Lemmy!
	3:08pm Cecile: RIP Philthy Animal Taylor, finest drummer for that rock combo.
	3:10pm MD: Fabio's tribute to Phil may not include any Moterhead....but it will...In his way... I am sure... "Be the Ball...Be the Ball!"
	3:10pm redkayak: Howdy all..... experiencing The Failure of Grading Papers at the moment :)
	3:10pm MD: MOTOR...SRY!
	👻 3:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: I want to invent a machine that can take as inputs a song ("Mr. Giant Man," for example) and a band (Motörhead, for example) and the output would be the song played by the band. The biggest failure of that experiment would probably be the royalties.
	👻 3:13pm Rev. Turnip Druid: GOD BLOODY GOD this piece is marvelous. Can't believe I haven't pre-clickie'd it. Must have heard it on FMU before...?
	👻 3:13pm Rev. Turnip Druid: -- and hello.
	3:19pm βrian: What a maelstrom of sound, this.
	3:21pm pb183max: can someone share?
	3:22pm nic: love this !!!
	3:22pm Chris from DC: Wowser.
	3:28pm Brendan: Theres a lot going in this. I particularly like the interplay between that thing and that other thing.
	3:32pm Dean: @KenfHP: You've seen the Bonhamizer? It's a start. http://static.echonest.com/bonhamizer/go.html
	3:34pm Dean: Yup. It's one of the few SJ releases I have.
	3:36pm Chris from DC: Yup, that's when I saw them.
	3:36pm Megadano: only 61
	3:37pm Za: I liked it!
	3:37pm Brendan: Organic vodka
	3:38pm Dean: [I wonder what would happen if you uploaded a Led Zeppelin tune to that Bonhamizer...]
	3:38pm βrian: "Whisky and pain both taste the same," don't you know.
	3:40pm Brendan: Aye ...Nancy Whiskey ....she blinded me
	3:48pm cory: this Blanco is destroying me
	3:54pm Brendan: This is a d
	3:55pm Brendan: (Typo) This is a sweet mantra to hum
	4:06pm Cecile: stream is bad today
	4:11pm nic: craig leon was super
	4:12pm Cecile: 1981 might be a candidate for "best music year ever"
	4:15pm Rich in Washington: I think you're onto something, Cecile. So many of my favorite albums came out that year.
	4:16pm Cecile: same here. 1978 is up there, too.
	4:16pm Rich in Washington: I think 1981 might've been the year my musical tastes really went down the left hand path with no coming back.
	4:17pm Cecile: I think so. My tastes were first exposed to freeform radio then, and I never looked back.
	4:19pm Cecile: HOW WACKED WAS SHE?
	👻 4:19pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I'm on the record as hyping 1971 for that honor, but 1981 was another special one. Sky Records label stuff... Rastakraut Pasta was '81, methinks...
	4:19pm glenn: the stream IS bad. maybe wfmu should get its prostate checked. oh, and happy 70th b'day, neil young.
	👻 4:20pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I've been in & out of the headphones today, but the 128 stream has been old trusty, for me. No issues here...
	4:22pm Rich in Washington: @Cecile: Yep. My local freeform did it to me, too. Found it by accident tuning the dial one summer night.
	4:23pm Jeff: I cannot tell a lie, I've been fussing around with one of the stream encoders while working on setting up a new stream relay server. I'd expect there'd have been a little glitch (but no actual outage) as the stream did its fallback to the backup, then another a minute or so later as it re-connected to its direct connection. Did anything worse happen?
	4:25pm Cecile: nope, not for me.
	4:26pm Cecile: well, off to class. have a great afternoon folks!
	4:27pm Jeff: About that upcoming harp show at Theatre 80: I think I saw/heard Mia Theodoratus a few years ago when she was doing a cool collaboration with Ann Magnuson at the Abrons Art Center. I betcha whatever she does will be worth checking out.
	👻 4:29pm Rev. Turnip Druid: apologies, Rastakraut Pasta was 1980. But Roedelius' "lustwandel" and cluster's "curiosum" were '81, so that's a fine thing...
	4:29pm Rich in Washington: the stream sounds pretty good to me. What's it doing for other folks.
	4:35pm Tim in VT: Is he better than Lynch or Badalamenti?
	4:37pm Tim in VT: Morricone? Who else is in that category?
	4:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Goblin Suspiria Weeeetch against theees Witch? Or which?
	4:41pm Carmichael: OK, finally blew into cyber-town. Last half is better than no half.
	4:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...one guess Mr. Morricone's SunSign...would that be...I dunno...♏Scorpio ?? Man: filmscore/soundtrack...narrative but blasting the palette wide open. He's amazing.
	5:00pm cory: this would be a great tune to go out to
	5:03pm Pete L: Morricone is UNBELIEVABLE
	5:05pm MenfussMike: Four Flies on Grey Velvet.....mmmmm Mimsy Farmer
	5:06pm Chris from DC: That main title from Citta Violenta was fantastic.
	👻 5:12pm BarbR: Yup, Tuesday night, Beacon Theater, Horses. My husband went, and said it was amazing.
	5:15pm dale: 1975 - i dunno - i still think 'love will keep us together' was pretty awesome
	5:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...okay - but not ALL the time...
	5:19pm nic: i think she was great then i can't stand her now
	5:21pm Parq: That "Shaba-doo-wah" roll-out kills me every time.
	5:24pm TDK60: Like Patti then, now. Thanks again Lou.
	5:25pm TDK60: Are we rockin' Cleveland?!
	5:26pm P-90: Chinchilla-Land Greetings, @Fabio & friends. So Sorry I missed Maestro Morricone's Birthday Bash. Will savor its pungent sweetness on the archive.
	👻 5:26pm Rev. Turnip Druid: YASSS. Was spinning this Ubu just this morning, before venturing to office-land..
	5:29pm Parq: One of the best Ubu tracks ever. BTW, I trust everybody knows that Ubu Sings Ubu is playing next February at -- yes, this is true-- B.B. Kings in Times Square.
	5:29pm Uncle Michael: Man, am I ever in the right place. This set gets me where I live.
	5:30pm TDK60: I wonder if Pere Ubu are in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland. Doubt it.
	5:30pm Uncle Michael: You mean right now? Like...all of them?
	5:32pm dale: i wonder if little johnny jewel knows frankie teardrop?
	5:34pm P-90: This set is sending me back to college. New York was a very different place...but you could see Pere Ubu play in clubs in the village. There was no BB King's in Times Square, but there were theaters that showed kung-fu movies 24 hours a day.
	5:41pm Doug: What a great show Fabio. Thanks for playing that magnificent block of music from the maestro. @p-90 Yes, it was a great time with 42nd St. being the mecca for all things exploitation. Pere Ubu was a band I never would have thought about lasting so long. I saw them at CBGBs. The last time I saw them was at Warsaw in Brooklyn about ten years ago. Still great.
	5:44pm Rich in Washington: this is such a great set, Fabio!
	5:46pm Christine: Throw in some Suicide and you are playing my youth:)))
	5:48pm TDK60: 1980 was a great year for music. So was '79.
	5:49pm Oscar: Surprised Clay hasn't commented on the Pere Ubu yet...
	5:50pm nic: magic music time 4 sure
	5:51pm Oscar: Only 4 sets in Fabio's show today... wow
	5:51pm nic: bye
	5:53pm Dean: Not to be confused with Robert Frith (he's an accountant in Tallahassee) or Fred Fripp (second grade teacher in a suburb of Las Vegas). Neither plays guitar.
	5:53pm Greg from ZONE 5: Nobody liked Suicide except for Fabio and Springsteen!
	5:53pm Christine: gahhh. Now I have to turn this off---this dopey guy trying to be funny is making me sick.
	5:53pm TDK60: Clay's thinkin' of Silver Apples likely.
	5:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Check it Clay: 38.media.tumblr.com... - 1970 !
	5:54pm Marcel M: Ahhh man you guys crack me up.
	5:55pm Oscar: No not fun... you're... ummm... unique
	5:55pm Parq: To borrow a headline about Sir Ian and Sir Patrick, Fabio's and Clay's Bromance is better than yours.
	5:57pm Dean: It took Jesus & Mary Chain how long to take this and run with it?
	5:57pm Oscar: I miss the good old days before Fabio slowly grew immune to Clay's constant probing questions. We learned so much about the real Fabio!
	5:57pm dale: wow. i wiki'd suicide after my half baked comment above. alan vega the singer is 77 and lives in brooklyn. GET HIM ON THE SHOW FABIO!
	5:58pm Marcel M: Wow Greg... Just looked up that Springsteen thing... Amazing!! He cites Suicide as a major influence and covered a song.
	5:58pm Marcel M: They played a few years back.. They opened for MGMT haha...
	6:00pm dale: hah! gordon leadfoot......
	6:00pm Carmichael: Gordon Lightfoot Sings Every Song Ever Written.
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx Fabio !
	6:01pm Oscar: known speeder
	12:53am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: All Morricone : wfmu.org...

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from November 12, 2015

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