WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from December 14, 2015

Listener comments!
	9:02pm listener james from westwood: Hey hey, Sam and all!
	9:03pm Sam Segal: Howdy, @LJW
	9:09pm Doug Schulkind: A horse is a horse, of course of course. Unless its lost.
	9:11pm northguineahills: Crap, it was 67F/19C here in Brooklyn.
	9:16pm northguineahills: Wow, Helen is rather early 90s shoegazey!
	9:17pm Doug Schulkind: Early '90s Fugazi?
	9:18pm Sam Segal: No kidding, but as I saw someone on the internet say of that record, "Leave it to Liz Harris to make fuzzy guitars sound fresh and vital," or something to that effect.
	9:25pm Uncle Michael: Song number one is not a fuck you song.
	9:28pm Sam Segal: Pardon, @UM?
	9:28pm Uncle Michael: It's a Fugazi thing.
	9:32pm Uncle Michael: www.youtube.com... Song Number One
	9:34pm Sam Segal: Ohhhhh now things are becoming much clearer.
	9:40pm John from Medina: This song is PISSING OFF MY MOM...I like it.
	9:41pm Uncle Michael: This is excellent.
	9:41pm Sam Segal: Thanks, John! If she hated that one, then you're really gonna love this one.
	9:43pm John from Medina: She left the house! Rock!
	9:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - this is way kewl. (That's my phrase tonight.) ...Suddenly hearing all kinds of people obviously influenced by Zappa - not such an odd & unique thing anymore!...
	9:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like - Dweezil talking to Eddie Van Halen & saying he (Ed) influenced him so much - because it wasn't like he could just do what his father did - & Eddie saying - 'right'...
	10:02pm Doug Schulkind: L-O-V-E this.
	10:03pm Sam Segal: Was there a time when people weren't influenced by Zappa? (Other than, you know, BZ [Before Zappa])
	10:04pm Bjorn from New Ulm: I rocked a ponytail until I finished college. Now I wish I had it back.
	10:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - probably not. It's kind of a high bar tho'...
	10:17pm Uncle Michael: I wish Zappa had been more influenced by The Mothers of Invention. When he was telling peepee jokes to 13 year-old me, it was funny...then suddenly I wasn't 13 but he was still telling the same jokes. Eventually, I couldn't hear the music over the sound of the snow getting yellowed.
	10:20pm Gayle Roiger: Pack Jam! It's Return of the Pack Jam! I played that song for my 10th grade English class. Most hated it but it helped me figure out who the cool kids were. Love Programmable Sheiks!
	10:23pm Jeff Golick: Dig this Ches Smith & Arches.
	10:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @UM: Musicianship wasn't up to par on Apostrophe? ...really this is great stuff...
	10:26pm Sam Segal: Welcome, @Jeff! @Gayle: I admittedly know next to nothing about Programmable Sheiks, but I found that gem on a compilation put out by Minimum Tape Stacks on the Free Music Archive. Do you have any more info on them?
	10:27pm Uncle Michael: That's precisely the point where it became clear that he was as bad a humorist as he was good at music...but that I wasn't willing to get poo flung at me as the price of listening to the music.
	10:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Okay - you're not the only one who says that.
	10:33pm Uncle Michael: Or I should say...when that album came out, I found the humor compelling. Then I went through puberty.
	10:33pm Uncle Michael: But I can listen to Uncle Meat and its ilk till the cows come home.
	10:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I sometimes felt Zappa was cynical in ways - or to degrees I didn't relate to - but I never felt I was having poo flung @ me much...
	10:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...most music felt more organic & less slick in the 60s than the 70s...until Punk of course...
	10:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I love Clapton til he went solo, basically...
	10:37pm Uncle Michael: I think of it that way because I think he was far too intelligent for humor that sophomoric. The only way I can make sense of it is to think he was making monkeys out of his fan. The audience wss the butt of his self-satisfied practial joke that he was sure we weren't smart enough to get.
	10:41pm Uncle Michael: Great music tonight, Sam. I'm going to listen in the dark now. Thanks for doing your thing like you do.
	10:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Could be - as he was between High & Low-brow culture a bit. Like - he'd rather fiddle w/ orchestras than play Rock shows. But he said he did it because that's how life is - profound & profane.
	10:42pm Sam Segal: Thanks for hanging out, @UM!
	10:53pm Gayle Roiger: Their sax player is a gal from Brooklyn but the band is based in the lower-east side. I heard her play with a drummer (not in the band) at The Delancey (bar on Delancey) when I lived in SoHo early 2014. Her name is Saija Hall. I talked to her after the show and she gave me a Programmable Sheiks mixtape called "Slam the Door." Return of the Pack Jam was the best song on it.
	10:59pm Sam Segal: Thanks for the info, @Gayle. That song is a killer. I would love to get my hands on more from them. Had no idea they were a contemporary group.
	11:07pm northguineahills: Thanks Sam! Gotta bail!
	11:07pm Sam Segal: Safe travels, @ngh.
	11:26pm Seeking Party Freedom: Great track, baby.
	11:27pm Sam Segal: Bless you, @SPF. I knew you'd like the Kinks!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label
Dosh	Gare De Lyon "Gare De Lyon" by "Dosh"	Tommy	Anticon
Music behind DJ: Douglas Wood	Five to a Bar "Five to a Bar" by "Douglas Wood"	G-Spots: The Spacey Folk Electro-Horror Sounds Of The Studio G Library	Trunk
Helen	Dying All the Time "Dying All the Time" by "Helen"	The Original Faces	Kranky
Mouthful of Bees	The Now "The Now" by "Mouthful of Bees"	The End	Afternoon
Smart Alex	Chitter Chat "Chitter Chat" by "Smart Alex"	Single (b/w Tonight)	Modern Radio
The Lighthouse Keepers	Bad Mood "Bad Mood" by "The Lighthouse Keepers"	Lipsnipegroin	Phantom
David Kilgour	Blueprint "Blueprint" by "David Kilgour"	Here Come the Cars	De Stijl
Prolapse	Tunguska "Tunguska" by "Prolapse"	The Italian Flag	Radar
darto	duvall days "duvall days" by "darto"	hex	Mother Image
Midnight	Prowling Leather "Prowling Leather" by "Midnight"	No Mercy For Mayhem	Hells Headbangers
Music behind DJ: Johnny Pearson	The Rat Catchers "The Rat Catchers" by "Johnny Pearson"	The Sound Gallery, Vol. 2	EMI
Will Mason Ensemble	Door 6 "Door 6" by "Will Mason Ensemble"	Beams of the Huge Night	New Amsterdam
Koenjihyakkei	Sunna Zarioki "Sunna Zarioki" by "Koenjihyakkei"	Hundred Sights of Koenji	Skin Graft
OOIOO	Jesso Testa "Jesso Testa" by "OOIOO"	Gamel	Thrill Jockey
Ponytail	Celebrate The Body Electric (It Came From An Angel)	Ice Cream Spiritual	We Are Free
Footwork	Creatures "Creatures" by "Footwork"	Bully 7"	Talking Helps
JFK	Sexodus (Alternative Version)	La Bas: 1987-1992	Fourth Dimension
MDP Programming	Mr. Cheepo's Brute	Revolt of the Masses	Self-Released
Programmable Sheiks	return of the jam pack	Vol. 3	Living Myth
Mr. Mark	Lasagna "Lasagna" by "Mr. Mark"
Ches Smith and These Arches	Frisner	Hammered	Clean Feed
Music behind DJ: Rodolphe Alexis	Parabolic Amphibian Mix	Wire Tapper 34	The Wire
Darts & Arrows	Evergreen "Evergreen" by "Darts & Arrows"	Altamira	ears&eyes
Aram Bajakian	White Horse "White Horse" by "Aram Bajakian"	Music Inspired by the Color of Pomegranates	Sanasar
Ross Hammond	Silver Bells "Silver Bells" by "Ross Hammond"	Reindeer Songs	Self-Released
Erland Dahlen	Flower Power "Flower Power" by "Erland Dahlen"	Rolling Bomber	Hubro
Jen Shyu & Jade Tongue	Aku Yang Lahir Dari Air Mata I Bawa Sida Asih	Sounds and Cries of the World	Pi
Erik Friedlander	Block Ice and Propane	Block Ice and Propane	Skipstone
Palace Music	New Partner "New Partner" by "Palace Music"	Viva Last Blues	Drag City
Jimmy Giuffre	Western Suite: Pony Express	Western Suite	Atlantic
Music behind DJ: Mel Brown	Home James "Home James" by "Mel Brown"	Chicken Fat	Impulse!
Guy Naset	Evil Lady "Evil Lady" by "Guy Naset"	Share the Spirit	Private Press
The Kinks	Have a Cuppa Tea [Alternate Version]	Muswell Hillbillies	RCA Victor
Malombo	Sangoma "Sangoma" by "Malombo"	Next Stop Soweto Volume 3: Giants, Ministers and Makers: Jazz in South Africa 1963-1978	Strut
Land of Kush	The Pit (Parts 1 & 2)	The Big Mango	Constellation
Checkpoint 303	Return to Iqrit "Return to Iqrit" by "Checkpoint 303"	The Iqrit Files	Kirkelig Kulturverksted
Teengirl Fantasy	Portofino "Portofino" by "Teengirl Fantasy"	CD-R	Self-Released
Oscar McClure	Weeds "Weeds" by "Oscar McClure"	Compost	Leaving Records
Oscar McClure	Grass Cuttings "Grass Cuttings" by "Oscar McClure"	Compost	Leaving Records
Music behind DJ: The Noveltones	Left Bank 2 "Left Bank 2" by "The Noveltones"	The Sound Gallery, Vol. 2	EMI
Frank Sinatra	Goodbye (She Quietly Says)	Watertown	Reprise

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Listener comments!
	9:02pm listener james from westwood: Hey hey, Sam and all!
	9:03pm Sam Segal: Howdy, @LJW
	9:09pm Doug Schulkind: A horse is a horse, of course of course. Unless its lost.
	9:11pm northguineahills: Crap, it was 67F/19C here in Brooklyn.
	9:16pm northguineahills: Wow, Helen is rather early 90s shoegazey!
	9:17pm Doug Schulkind: Early '90s Fugazi?
	9:18pm Sam Segal: No kidding, but as I saw someone on the internet say of that record, "Leave it to Liz Harris to make fuzzy guitars sound fresh and vital," or something to that effect.
	9:25pm Uncle Michael: Song number one is not a fuck you song.
	9:28pm Sam Segal: Pardon, @UM?
	9:28pm Uncle Michael: It's a Fugazi thing.
	9:32pm Uncle Michael: www.youtube.com... Song Number One
	9:34pm Sam Segal: Ohhhhh now things are becoming much clearer.
	9:40pm John from Medina: This song is PISSING OFF MY MOM...I like it.
	9:41pm Uncle Michael: This is excellent.
	9:41pm Sam Segal: Thanks, John! If she hated that one, then you're really gonna love this one.
	9:43pm John from Medina: She left the house! Rock!
	9:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah - this is way kewl. (That's my phrase tonight.) ...Suddenly hearing all kinds of people obviously influenced by Zappa - not such an odd & unique thing anymore!...
	9:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...like - Dweezil talking to Eddie Van Halen & saying he (Ed) influenced him so much - because it wasn't like he could just do what his father did - & Eddie saying - 'right'...
	10:02pm Doug Schulkind: L-O-V-E this.
	10:03pm Sam Segal: Was there a time when people weren't influenced by Zappa? (Other than, you know, BZ [Before Zappa])
	10:04pm Bjorn from New Ulm: I rocked a ponytail until I finished college. Now I wish I had it back.
	10:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - probably not. It's kind of a high bar tho'...
	10:17pm Uncle Michael: I wish Zappa had been more influenced by The Mothers of Invention. When he was telling peepee jokes to 13 year-old me, it was funny...then suddenly I wasn't 13 but he was still telling the same jokes. Eventually, I couldn't hear the music over the sound of the snow getting yellowed.
	10:20pm Gayle Roiger: Pack Jam! It's Return of the Pack Jam! I played that song for my 10th grade English class. Most hated it but it helped me figure out who the cool kids were. Love Programmable Sheiks!
	10:23pm Jeff Golick: Dig this Ches Smith & Arches.
	10:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @UM: Musicianship wasn't up to par on Apostrophe? ...really this is great stuff...
	10:26pm Sam Segal: Welcome, @Jeff! @Gayle: I admittedly know next to nothing about Programmable Sheiks, but I found that gem on a compilation put out by Minimum Tape Stacks on the Free Music Archive. Do you have any more info on them?
	10:27pm Uncle Michael: That's precisely the point where it became clear that he was as bad a humorist as he was good at music...but that I wasn't willing to get poo flung at me as the price of listening to the music.
	10:30pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Okay - you're not the only one who says that.
	10:33pm Uncle Michael: Or I should say...when that album came out, I found the humor compelling. Then I went through puberty.
	10:33pm Uncle Michael: But I can listen to Uncle Meat and its ilk till the cows come home.
	10:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I sometimes felt Zappa was cynical in ways - or to degrees I didn't relate to - but I never felt I was having poo flung @ me much...
	10:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...most music felt more organic & less slick in the 60s than the 70s...until Punk of course...
	10:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I love Clapton til he went solo, basically...
	10:37pm Uncle Michael: I think of it that way because I think he was far too intelligent for humor that sophomoric. The only way I can make sense of it is to think he was making monkeys out of his fan. The audience wss the butt of his self-satisfied practial joke that he was sure we weren't smart enough to get.
	10:41pm Uncle Michael: Great music tonight, Sam. I'm going to listen in the dark now. Thanks for doing your thing like you do.
	10:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Could be - as he was between High & Low-brow culture a bit. Like - he'd rather fiddle w/ orchestras than play Rock shows. But he said he did it because that's how life is - profound & profane.
	10:42pm Sam Segal: Thanks for hanging out, @UM!
	10:53pm Gayle Roiger: Their sax player is a gal from Brooklyn but the band is based in the lower-east side. I heard her play with a drummer (not in the band) at The Delancey (bar on Delancey) when I lived in SoHo early 2014. Her name is Saija Hall. I talked to her after the show and she gave me a Programmable Sheiks mixtape called "Slam the Door." Return of the Pack Jam was the best song on it.
	10:59pm Sam Segal: Thanks for the info, @Gayle. That song is a killer. I would love to get my hands on more from them. Had no idea they were a contemporary group.
	11:07pm northguineahills: Thanks Sam! Gotta bail!
	11:07pm Sam Segal: Safe travels, @ngh.
	11:26pm Seeking Party Freedom: Great track, baby.
	11:27pm Sam Segal: Bless you, @SPF. I knew you'd like the Kinks!

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from December 14, 2015

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