WFMU: Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from November 16, 2015

Listener comments!
	5:02pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Mayuko and all!!
	5:03pm Doug Schulkind: Playuko Vertigo!
	5:05pm tomas: Hey Mayuko!! Thanks for hippin' me to Haku
	5:06pm Webhamster Henry: Where are we going on this show, Mayuko? it sounds mysterious!
	5:07pm Dave B: Hello Mayuko and Vertigonians!
	5:08pm Mayuko: Good evening, james & Doug! I was sooo excited to find Haku came in our library, tomas, had wanted to check it out badly. Welcome on board, Henry!
	5:10pm Gary: Hi Mayuko!
	5:12pm Mayuko: Henry, we're following the sun tonight. That was the initial plan anyway. Wanted to do something about the sun, I was inspired by Doug's south african set from last week which made me feel like I was sitting in the sunlight. But it feels already sounding different now, haha.
	5:12pm Mayuko: Hello Dave B and Gary! Glad to have you guys on board!
	5:17pm Jesse K: Hey Mayuko! A rare chance for me to listen live, if only for a brief moment.
	5:18pm Mayuko: Hooray! Jesse is here!
	5:26pm Webhamster Henry: Here's where the sun is: www.timeanddate.com...
	5:27pm Dave B: ... if only for a brief moment.
	5:30pm Mayuko: ugh! I'm behind the sun. Africa is in the center of the night!
	5:31pm Gary: Loving the African stuff, sun or no sun
	5:34pm Jesse K: Dimi Mint Abba is so wonderful!
	5:35pm Webhamster Henry: Well, keep going .. it's morning in Java, in case you have some gamelon around.
	5:35pm JtotheK: hi everybody.
	5:37pm Cordienne: Such wonderful sounds!
	5:38pm Mayuko: I'll catch it on the west side.
	5:38pm Mayuko: Thank you for tuning in, JtotheK, Cordienne!
	5:45pm Dave B: This has a a nice melancholy. Ryukyuan by chance?
	5:46pm Mayuko: Yup, this is from Okinawa, Dave B.
	5:59pm Dave B: That was quite beautiful
	6:01pm listener james from westwood: Well said re: earthquakes and life, Mayuko.
	6:02pm listener james from westwood: (And volcanoes!)
	6:10pm Gary: No mistaking Nick Drake
	6:13pm Mayuko: Thanks! Hope I'm not getting too New Agey here, haha. As I red that poem I got kinda spaced out. Hope I didn't forget what I had to announce.
	6:25pm Gary: This Persian poem is off the charts
	6:28pm Mayuko: I agree, Gary. And I certainly don't need marijuana or any drugs to be a happy spacekadet when there's a song like this.
	6:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi there, Mayoku. Your show enhances my day. No drugs here nor there.
	6:43pm Mayuko: Hellos, Ken, welcome to the Club Spacekadets!
	6:50pm Sam Segal: Hello, Mayuko! Finally got off work early enough to tune in live. Thus far, it's been a spectacular forty-five seconds.
	6:51pm coelacanth: Hi mayuko! (i actually have been here a while)
	6:51pm Mayuko: This is what this track sound like and also my last track for today! Thanks everyone for tuning in.
	6:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Oh, good gravy, I misspelled your name. Sorry about that, Mayuko. Messed up my own haiku.
	6:52pm Mayuko: Hooray, Sam! Glad to have you here!! Thank you for stopping by to say hello, coelacanth!
	6:53pm Mayuko: Ha, that was a haiku! Thank you for the good one, Ken!
	6:56pm Jaackk: hey i just got here, but where can i hear the spaced out persian poem that was referred to? sounds cool.
	6:56pm listener james from westwood: That last track was wonderfully nuts! Thanks, Mayuko, for the fine show!
	7:01pm coelacanth: Thank you Mayuko.
	7:02pm Mayuko: Jaackk, you can check it out as soon as this show is archived! Pretty great (and long) stuff from Iran!
	7:03pm Mayuko: Thank you all for listening! Hope to see you all next week.
	7:05pm Mayuko: (FYI: There will be a pop-up player & mp3 link on top of this playlilst when it gets archived)
	1:23pm fred: Another stellar show, Mayuko. "Jeux Des Anges" could mean "the games angels play", but I'm being influenced by the film title there "La Marionnette Du Chinois" could mean "The Chinese man's puppet", but I'm uncomfortable there: "Chinois" means "Chinese", but it's also a generic term meant as a slur here in France. My brother was adopted from Korea, so I'm pretty sensitive to this, he was called "chinois" way too often, the way a former girlfriend was called "chinoise" (she was actually Vietnamese, which made it worse). I'm not saying that was the intent, just that I'm not comfortable translating in that context
	1:59pm fred: I guess I should add that my sister was adopted too, and she's black. Race isn't a thing to me, I lucked into that
	9:17pm Mayuko: @fred you have pretty interesting background, from my point of view anyway (who grew up in a society with very low diversity.) But I can still at least imagine what your brother's experience was like - since many idiots here try to flirt and say ni hao to me. I have no problem with Chinese people, just with stupidity. But I wonder - how do Chinese call themselves in French if the word has become sort of a racial slur now?
	3:35pm fred: I don't know. I hope they call themselves whatever they want and ignore the stupidity. And I wish we can get to the point where they can call themselves French if they want. We're not there, and not headed that way, unfortunately
	5:07pm fred: Two more things: that "ni hao" thing is something that drove my former girlfriend crazy, it really struck a nerve. And my brother is the most French guy I know, seriously. He can throw in the occasional Kimchi curveball, but he's more French than me by a landslide

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Haku	Japanese narration: Poetic excerpts from "For Me, The Rays Of The Sun"	Na Mele a Haku (The Music of Haku)	Em Records	2015	Original 1975	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Haku	Eia Wau, Halekala "Eia Wau, Halekala" by "Haku"	Na Mele a Haku (The Music of Haku)	Em Records	2015		0:03:30 (Pop-up)
Bernard Parmegiani	Jeux Des Anges	Musique Concrete Soundtracks To Experimental Short Films Vol. 3	New England Electric Music Company	2001	Original 1964, the music for the film Les jeux des anges directed by Walerian Borowczyk	0:05:33 (Pop-up)
General Magic & Pita	Thaw Fridge "Thaw Fridge" by "General Magic & Pita"	Fridge Trax Plus	Editions Mego	2015		0:16:28 (Pop-up)
Look De Bouk	La Marionnette Du Chinois	No More... (No Mouroir)	In-Poly-Sons	2002		0:20:31 (Pop-up)
Bocar Sangaré	Diaru "Diaru" by "Bocar Sangaré"	Lost In Mali	Riverboat	2015		0:23:16 (Pop-up)
Dimi Mint Abba	Chaviou Elwara : El Barm (Theme)	Music & Songs Of Mauritania	Auvidis	1992		0:30:16 (Pop-up)
Unknown Artist	Captain Don't Feel Sorry For A Longtime Man	Wake Up Dead Man: Black Convict Worksongs From Texas Prisons	Rounder Records	1994		0:35:31 (Pop-up)
Juliane Mouritzen	Mournful Song "Mournful Song" by "Juliane Mouritzen"	Traditional Greenlandic Music - 55 Recordings From 1955 -1984	Sub Rosa	2000	Original 1992	0:40:56 (Pop-up)
Rinsho Kadekaru 嘉手苅林昌	Sagi Chijuyaa 下千鳥	Fookyo-Kajin 風狂歌人	Victor	1996		0:43:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: snotch	Mud volcano called "Bokke" at Lake Akan, Kushiro, Hokkaido, Japan.				http://freesound.org/people/snotch/sounds/96175/	0:47:44 (Pop-up)
Jonathan Kramer & Boris Rayskin	Deep Yearning	Music Makes The Snow Melt Down - Soundings of the Planet and Soviet Musicians	Soundings of the Planet	1988		1:00:35 (Pop-up)
Nick Drake	Way To Blue "Way To Blue" by "Nick Drake"	Five Leaves Left	Rykomusic	1969		1:06:07 (Pop-up)
Golpayegani	Poem of Saadi, in the Segah mode	Anthology of World Music: Iran	Rounder Records	1998		1:09:18 (Pop-up)
Koichi Hatakeyama 畠山孝一	Nanbu Ushi-oi Uta 南部牛追唄	Minyo Best Collection Vol.4 Iwate Prefecture 民謡ベストコレクション4 岩手編	Nihon Columbia	1996		1:29:50 (Pop-up)
Refrigerator Mothers	Salic Trip "Salic Trip" by "Refrigerator Mothers"	Post-Asiatic: Lost War Dream Music	URCK Records	2007		1:32:39 (Pop-up)
Cyrnai	Suppressionist "Suppressionist" by "Cyrnai"	To Subtle-Drive	Cyanide Productions	1990		1:40:10 (Pop-up)
This Heat	Horizontal Hold "Horizontal Hold" by "This Heat"	This Heat	This Is	2006	Original 1979	1:43:39 (Pop-up)
Multiphonic Ensemble	Electric Music Box	Japanese Avant-Garde	Sub Rosa	2002	aka Yoshihiro Hanno 半野善弘	1:50:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	5:02pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Mayuko and all!!
	5:03pm Doug Schulkind: Playuko Vertigo!
	5:05pm tomas: Hey Mayuko!! Thanks for hippin' me to Haku
	5:06pm Webhamster Henry: Where are we going on this show, Mayuko? it sounds mysterious!
	5:07pm Dave B: Hello Mayuko and Vertigonians!
	5:08pm Mayuko: Good evening, james & Doug! I was sooo excited to find Haku came in our library, tomas, had wanted to check it out badly. Welcome on board, Henry!
	5:10pm Gary: Hi Mayuko!
	5:12pm Mayuko: Henry, we're following the sun tonight. That was the initial plan anyway. Wanted to do something about the sun, I was inspired by Doug's south african set from last week which made me feel like I was sitting in the sunlight. But it feels already sounding different now, haha.
	5:12pm Mayuko: Hello Dave B and Gary! Glad to have you guys on board!
	5:17pm Jesse K: Hey Mayuko! A rare chance for me to listen live, if only for a brief moment.
	5:18pm Mayuko: Hooray! Jesse is here!
	5:26pm Webhamster Henry: Here's where the sun is: www.timeanddate.com...
	5:27pm Dave B: ... if only for a brief moment.
	5:30pm Mayuko: ugh! I'm behind the sun. Africa is in the center of the night!
	5:31pm Gary: Loving the African stuff, sun or no sun
	5:34pm Jesse K: Dimi Mint Abba is so wonderful!
	5:35pm Webhamster Henry: Well, keep going .. it's morning in Java, in case you have some gamelon around.
	5:35pm JtotheK: hi everybody.
	5:37pm Cordienne: Such wonderful sounds!
	5:38pm Mayuko: I'll catch it on the west side.
	5:38pm Mayuko: Thank you for tuning in, JtotheK, Cordienne!
	5:45pm Dave B: This has a a nice melancholy. Ryukyuan by chance?
	5:46pm Mayuko: Yup, this is from Okinawa, Dave B.
	5:59pm Dave B: That was quite beautiful
	6:01pm listener james from westwood: Well said re: earthquakes and life, Mayuko.
	6:02pm listener james from westwood: (And volcanoes!)
	6:10pm Gary: No mistaking Nick Drake
	6:13pm Mayuko: Thanks! Hope I'm not getting too New Agey here, haha. As I red that poem I got kinda spaced out. Hope I didn't forget what I had to announce.
	6:25pm Gary: This Persian poem is off the charts
	6:28pm Mayuko: I agree, Gary. And I certainly don't need marijuana or any drugs to be a happy spacekadet when there's a song like this.
	6:41pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi there, Mayoku. Your show enhances my day. No drugs here nor there.
	6:43pm Mayuko: Hellos, Ken, welcome to the Club Spacekadets!
	6:50pm Sam Segal: Hello, Mayuko! Finally got off work early enough to tune in live. Thus far, it's been a spectacular forty-five seconds.
	6:51pm coelacanth: Hi mayuko! (i actually have been here a while)
	6:51pm Mayuko: This is what this track sound like and also my last track for today! Thanks everyone for tuning in.
	6:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Oh, good gravy, I misspelled your name. Sorry about that, Mayuko. Messed up my own haiku.
	6:52pm Mayuko: Hooray, Sam! Glad to have you here!! Thank you for stopping by to say hello, coelacanth!
	6:53pm Mayuko: Ha, that was a haiku! Thank you for the good one, Ken!
	6:56pm Jaackk: hey i just got here, but where can i hear the spaced out persian poem that was referred to? sounds cool.
	6:56pm listener james from westwood: That last track was wonderfully nuts! Thanks, Mayuko, for the fine show!
	7:01pm coelacanth: Thank you Mayuko.
	7:02pm Mayuko: Jaackk, you can check it out as soon as this show is archived! Pretty great (and long) stuff from Iran!
	7:03pm Mayuko: Thank you all for listening! Hope to see you all next week.
	7:05pm Mayuko: (FYI: There will be a pop-up player & mp3 link on top of this playlilst when it gets archived)
	1:23pm fred: Another stellar show, Mayuko. "Jeux Des Anges" could mean "the games angels play", but I'm being influenced by the film title there "La Marionnette Du Chinois" could mean "The Chinese man's puppet", but I'm uncomfortable there: "Chinois" means "Chinese", but it's also a generic term meant as a slur here in France. My brother was adopted from Korea, so I'm pretty sensitive to this, he was called "chinois" way too often, the way a former girlfriend was called "chinoise" (she was actually Vietnamese, which made it worse). I'm not saying that was the intent, just that I'm not comfortable translating in that context
	1:59pm fred: I guess I should add that my sister was adopted too, and she's black. Race isn't a thing to me, I lucked into that
	9:17pm Mayuko: @fred you have pretty interesting background, from my point of view anyway (who grew up in a society with very low diversity.) But I can still at least imagine what your brother's experience was like - since many idiots here try to flirt and say ni hao to me. I have no problem with Chinese people, just with stupidity. But I wonder - how do Chinese call themselves in French if the word has become sort of a racial slur now?
	3:35pm fred: I don't know. I hope they call themselves whatever they want and ignore the stupidity. And I wish we can get to the point where they can call themselves French if they want. We're not there, and not headed that way, unfortunately
	5:07pm fred: Two more things: that "ni hao" thing is something that drove my former girlfriend crazy, it really struck a nerve. And my brother is the most French guy I know, seriously. He can throw in the occasional Kimchi curveball, but he's more French than me by a landslide

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