WFMU: Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from February 8, 2016

Listener comments!
	4:58pm Gary: Yay!
	4:58pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Mayuko! Looking forward to the double-wide show today!
	5:02pm Listener142985: Happy murmuration Monday, Mayuko!
	5:08pm Polyus: wheeeee!
	5:12pm listener james from westwood: It's a printer jam!
	5:17pm Mayuko: Good evening all & thank you so much for tuning in! That's funny it did really sound like a printer jam, james!
	5:25pm Dave B: Dave B reporting for duty!
	5:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: Blahr...sorry I'm late today. Dumb computer locked up, so I had to reboost it.
	5:34pm Flash Strap: Flash checking in! Hi Mayuko
	5:47pm Mayuko: Hello, Dave B, Ken, and Mr. Flash Strap! Glad to have you all tuned in! sorry for being not catching up with the comments today. But it'll be a long night tonight!
	5:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: A few years ago, the WFMU schedule went 8-11 PM, 11 PM-2 AM and then 2-6 AM. That would be a tough time for a four-hour show.
	5:58pm Sam Segal: Evening, Mayuko!
	6:02pm Gary: I love this
	6:06pm Mayuko: Ken, yah I've heard about that! That must have been tough esp if it's over night!
	6:06pm Mayuko: yay Sam!
	6:31pm listener james from westwood: Killer set!!
	6:34pm Mayuko: thanks james! this YPY stuff is so so good. From Osaka Japan - he's "da bomb"!
	6:40pm listener james from westwood: We should hook HAL from this track up to some of those printers from earlier; he wouldn't feel so lonely.
	6:46pm Mayuko: I'm pretty much a man machine DJ so we can be all happy together, with printers too.
	6:50pm ディビット: Hi Mayuko chan. Well I made it for the last fifteen minutes. Nice playlist.
	6:55pm glenn: abbe lane is abbey road's little cousin.
	7:02pm Doug Schulkind: More a y u k o !
	7:06pm coelacanth: greetings Mayuko and others
	7:07pm ディビッド: Wow.. two more hours! Cool.. What you were saying about 日本人Japanese people.. I remember figure skater Yuka Satô saying that she felt less Japanese after spending so much time away from home. A friend said something similar. I want to go to Japan to escape this culture 笑
	7:12pm Mayuko: Previous piece sounded like a collage piece, but this is just cd player skipping and all. Thank you for tuning in, glenn, coelacanth, david! DOUG!!!
	7:13pm Jesse K: Hi Mayuko, I'm listening while unpacking boxes of records and books in my new place. Glad to hear the extended show tonight!
	7:15pm glenn: kaminsky moveinsky.
	7:21pm Mayuko: Jesse moveinsky! Into the sky! Glad to have all the streammates tonight!
	7:33pm ディビッド: One of those tribal singers reminds me of Bill Cosby's raspy Fat Albert voice.. hey, hey, hey.
	7:39pm ディビッド: Pere Ubu from Cleveland!!
	7:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: Well Mayuko, at least you don't have to run over and appear on Dave Hill's show tonight. Martha is filling in.
	7:54pm Mayuko: haha yah! Saw Danne D at Bellhouse this past Saturday and he told me Dave Hill would not be in tonight. Speaking of Cleveland. I should ask Dave, the man who represents Cleveland, about Pere Ubu.
	7:56pm devoid: Nice to (belatedly) catch the stream live again. Playlist looks great.
	7:56pm Mayuko: wow, hello devoid! good to have you on board again!
	7:57pm Dave B: this movie was bad, in a bad way: en.wikipedia.org...
	7:58pm Mayuko: Haha! that WAS bad. Except some milky looking thing leaking out of people's eyeballs often. That was fun. Happy birthday again, Dave B!
	8:01pm Dave B: Thanks Mayuko! It was fun. It's a Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave world!
	8:01pm Mayuko: ohh, and that milky leaking eyeballs event took place in Ohio! I didn't realize that.
	8:01pm Uncle Michael: Good evening Mayuko and everyone.
	8:01pm Dave B: HAHAHAHAHA!
	8:03pm Mayuko: Uncle Michael! Good evening!!
	8:05pm ディビッド: I never went to see them in concert but Pere Übu started here way back in the '70s. We had NIИ, the Stooges, Drew Carey & the Predenders, Devo and LeBron James from Akron (^o^)/
	8:06pm Uncle Michael: The Stooges?
	8:07pm Dave B: Drew Carey played with the Pretenders?
	8:07pm ディビッド: Early punk band..
	8:10pm Uncle Michael: The Stooges are from Michigan.
	8:13pm ディビッド: Oh I thought that was the MC5.>__<
	8:14pm Uncle Michael: Both bands are from Michigan.
	8:14pm ディビッド: Not the Stooges, the Spudmonsters!
	8:14pm Jack Mello: mayuko still going strong in the third hour! :)
	8:15pm Jack Mello: fourth hour, actually!
	8:16pm david: Great show tonight! This extended Play Vertigo edition is flying by.
	8:17pm Jesse K: I lost two dowels for my ikea shelf, ok to use chopped up pencils?
	8:18pm Dave B: ^ yes ^
	8:19pm WebHamster Henry: Hey sorry I didn't know you were on so long today! I can actually catch you live!
	8:19pm Uncle Michael: Jesse, it's what Dale Eldred would have done.
	8:19pm Mayuko: Jack Mello's here! Tune in for his show next week filling in for Play Vertigo, everyone! www.wfmu.org...
	8:20pm ディビッド: Loving all this African stuff. Mayuko chan, you have much from that Awesome Tapes from Africa label?
	8:21pm coelacanth: Jesse, metacarpals might be stronger.
	8:22pm coelacanth: ( - if have any extras around.)
	8:22pm Mayuko: thanks, david (!) good evening, WebHamster Henry, thank you for tuning in!
	8:23pm Jesse K: Bone store's closed though :/
	8:25pm coelacanth: damn blue laws.
	8:26pm Uncle Michael: Bone, Thugs & Harmony...right next door to Bed, Bath & Beyond.
	8:28pm Dave in Vermont: Biwa Hoshi?
	8:29pm ディビッド: Bone Thugs & Harmony also from Cleveland!
	8:35pm Ken From Hyde Park: Senator Marco Rubio repeated some catch phrases in a recent debate and people are calling him Mr. Roboto now. This makes me wonder: Did "Mr. Roboto" from Styx become popular in Japan? The song is in English, but they used some Japanese phrases in it.
	8:35pm Dave B: The Necros were from Ohio, but they were associated with the Detroit scene
	8:37pm ディビッド: OK there are four Dave/David's in here now! @-@
	8:40pm Mayuko: Welcome on board, Dave in Vermont - sorry for my late response - that was a particular type of folk music from Japan. Def a similar feeling of melancholy though to biwa things. Thank you for tuning in!
	8:41pm coelacanth: i wont tell my "dave" story again, but i consider myself an apparent, and therefor "honorary" dave.
	8:43pm Dave in Vermont: I keep forgetting about your show but I am always happy when I catch you or remember to listener to an archive. I found out about your show because I saw you as listen, I think on Bryce's show, and followed your profile and found out you had a show and that you designed my new water bottle. Thanks.
	8:44pm Dave in Vermont: @Dave www.youtube.com...
	8:45pm Dave B: I know a few Dave's
	8:46pm Mayuko: ahh, thank you for your kind words Dave! (the one in Vermont). Glad to hear you have the bottle!!
	8:46pm Dave B: I think on Underwater Theme Park years back there used to be about 5 or 6 Daves on the boards regularly...
	8:47pm Dave B: The Oud is good....
	8:47pm coelacanth: haha! she must have liked that!
	8:47pm ディビッド: Checking out.. まゆこちゃん、おやすみなさい！ To anyone interested "Monster Boogie Joe" plays ska on WCSB Cleveland from 9-11pm. Night!
	8:50pm Mayuko: This is my last track for today - thank you for hanging out with me for this extended Play Vertigo!
	8:50pm ディビッド: Dave B, that was veena from southern India, not oud. ;)
	8:50pm Dave B: It's kinda like George Foreman naming all his kids George. Or that scene in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" - Nick, Nick, Nick, Nick, Nick... and I am Gus
	8:51pm coelacanth: if i'd said that, it would've been the nerdiest thing i've said in hours.
	8:52pm coelacanth: NEVER MIND! that was meant for the other comment board! (i'm listening to an interview as i listen to this show!)
	8:52pm Dave B: ディビッド - I was going by the title of the disk. And Oud is a fun word to say, like moist.
	8:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: Doing a fill-in, hosting a show, appearing on another show and now doing a four-hour show. You're crossing off your bucket list, Mayuko! Maybe a Hoof 'n' Mouth performance is next? Have a good break.
	8:54pm david: Ah! That was a refreshing four hours!
	8:54pm Dave B: See you soon Mayuko and Vertigonians.
	8:54pm listener james from westwood: Petition to get Mayuko a regular 4-hour gig! (Fully aware that Mayuko may vote HELL NO!) Thanks mightily!
	8:56pm Sam Segal: Hear hear, james!
	8:59pm coelacanth: now it's challenging- listening to 2 people talking at once!
	9:00pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Mayuko!
	9:00pm coelacanth: Thank you Mayuko! ciao people.
	9:00pm Jesse K: Thanks Mayuko!
	9:02pm Mayuko: Thanks so much everyone! Have a great week!
	6:53pm Stephen O: Beautiful show, Mayuko!
	12:27am Mayuko: Thank you for listening, Stephen O!
	9:16pm zm: Thanks to playing it at your show,I ordered 青春時代の登川誠仁 CD.
	10:09pm Mayuko: oh wow! I'm so happy you're getting that Okinawa stuff, zm, that CD is so good I love it. thanks for checking out this show!
	4:12pm fred: I only listened to the first half, I'm saving the second for next week. I can't wait, "Okinawa stuff" sounds like something I'll enjoy a lot. Talk about freeform: from an early 20th century performer (Vaughn DeLeath) to someone I've met (Él-g) in a few minutes I remember a Front 242 video that involved eggs. Was it called egghead or did I make that up? I think that was a pun: "Front 2-4-2" could sound in French like "egg forehead egg skull", and calling them "front d'oeufs crane d'oeufs" was indeed a common pun about them in the late 80's
	12:24am Mayuko: ha! I think you're talking about the Headhunter video? it's amazing to learn all these linguistic play all these musicians play (often thanks to you!) I guess it is a good idea after all for me to provide some contexts about Japanese bands too when I can, cos it is indeed interesting to find out those things in addition to listening to music itself.
	2:44pm fred: That's the one. Thanks again for playing great music from Okinawa. But wait, did you mention urtyn duu? I'm a huge fan of that style. I knew about relatives in Tibet but that Hokkaido variant is new to me. That's great! Gombodorj Byambajargal is my favorite singer, I'll send you a couple of her solo tracks, she has a lot of stuff on YouTube, but most features dubious arrangements
	4:17pm fred: Here's a good one: youtu.be...
	10:14pm Mayuko: Thank you always for the info, fred! Yah I thought it was fascinating to learn from the lecture I was listening to that Oiwake (the Japanese folk songs that porters with horses would sing) has lots in common with urtyn duu: that they have very similar pentatonic scales, and many songs about horse. I would like to learn more and play more oiwake stuff in future shows, I think you'll enjoy them too.

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from February 8, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Nicola Ratti	Untitled #1 "Untitled #1" by "Nicola Ratti"	220 Tones	Die Schachtel	2011
Musicians of Desa Motabang, Kecamatan Lolak	Mongondow	Music of Indonesia 18: Sulawesi: Festivals, Funerals, and Work	Smithonian Folkways	1999		0:07:37 (Pop-up)
Sue Harding	Dot Matrix "Dot Matrix" by "Sue Harding"	Motion: Movement in Australilan Sound	Preservation	2003		0:11:42 (Pop-up)
Fransisco López	Untitled #188 "Untitled #188" by "Fransisco López"	Montreal Sound Matter / Montreal Matiere Sonore	Pogus	2006		0:14:36 (Pop-up)
Vaughn DeLeath	My Blue Heaven "My Blue Heaven" by "Vaughn DeLeath"					0:21:20 (Pop-up)
Melded Field Works Obtruce	-Outhern Acific+	¡Music For The Psych-Eye!	Cast Exotic Archives	2000		0:24:36 (Pop-up)
Él-g	Untitled "Untitled" by "Él-g"	L'echelle?	Memoirs Of An Aesthete	2006		0:27:19 (Pop-up)
Tatsuya Yoshida 吉田達也	Drevoredo	A Million Years	magaibutsu	1997		0:37:03 (Pop-up)
Halau O Kekuhi	Ke Kau No Hi'iaka "Ke Kau No Hi'iaka" by "Halau O Kekuhi"	Troubled Paradise: Traditional Music from Hawaii				0:40:50 (Pop-up)
Grupo do Babaçuê	A Doçu Seménome	The Discoteca Collection : Missão de Pesquisas Folcloricas				0:42:11 (Pop-up)
Thelonious Monk	(I Don't Stand) A Ghost of a Chance With You	The Complete Albums Collection 1957 - 61	Enlightenment	2015		0:44:59 (Pop-up)
Orchestre Créole 'Kaukira Boys' De C. Marital	Rialto! Sens Unique	Au Bal Antillais: Franco Creole Biguines From Martinique - Early Recordings Of Caribbean Dance Music				0:49:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Bernard Fort	"Bernard Fort"					0:52:02 (Pop-up)
Abbe Lane & Tito Puente	Too Marvelous For Words	Fabulous Mambo		1999		1:01:05 (Pop-up)
Señor Coconut Y Su Conjunto	Tour De France (Merengue)	El Baile Alemán	Multicolor Recordings	2000		1:03:37 (Pop-up)
DJ Katapila	Cocoawra "Cocoawra" by "DJ Katapila"	Trotro	Awesome Tapes From Africa	2016		1:08:05 (Pop-up)
Ken Ishii	Sponge "Sponge" by "Ken Ishii"	Garden On The Palm	Sony	1993		1:12:03 (Pop-up)
Richie Hawtin	Visioning "Visioning" by "Richie Hawtin"	DE9: Transitions	Mute	2005		1:16:59 (Pop-up)
Synapscape	First Came The Floods "First Came The Floods" by "Synapscape"	Traits	Ant-Zen	2011		1:23:46 (Pop-up)
YPY	Borei / Doobidoob / Shadows "Borei / Doobidoob / Shadows" by "YPY"	Visions EP	Nous Disques	2015	https://soundcloud.com/nous-disques/b1-ypy-holy-goof	1:27:15 (Pop-up)
Störfunk	Gesellschaftskrank "Gesellschaftskrank" by "Störfunk"	Hausgemacht	Self-Released	2002		1:37:51 (Pop-up)
Front 242	Commando Mix "Commando Mix" by "Front 242"	No Comment	Wax Trax! Records	1985		1:41:31 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Bernard Fort	"Bernard Fort"					1:50:14 (Pop-up)
David Byrne	You Don’t Know Me "You Don’t Know Me" by "David Byrne"	Feelings	Luaka Bop	1997		2:00:41 (Pop-up)
Phantom Horse	Rongo Rongo "Rongo Rongo" by "Phantom Horse"	Phantom Horse	Dekorder	2012		2:03:14 (Pop-up)
Choeur Malganche	Eny A Rodo Rodgrodoy Ny Famindra (Echoes Of Dance Steps)	The Music Of Madagascar: 1930s	Yazoo	1995		2:08:50 (Pop-up)
Seijin Noborikawa 登川誠仁	Shimajiri Kudoochi 島尻口説	Seishun Jidai no Noborikawa Seijin 青春時代の登川誠仁	M&I	2004		2:10:11 (Pop-up)
Øyvind Torvund	Campfire Tunes "Campfire Tunes" by "Øyvind Torvund"	Yarn/Wire/Currents 2	Yarn/Wire			2:13:45 (Pop-up)
Takashi Hattori	Old & New "Old & New" by "Takashi Hattori"	MOON	noble	2015		2:16:28 (Pop-up)
Tarwater	Unseen In The Disco "Unseen In The Disco" by "Tarwater"	The Needle Was Travelling	Morr Music	2005		2:19:35 (Pop-up)
Hans Reichel	Le Bal "Le Bal" by "Hans Reichel"	Gravikords, Whirlies & Pyrophones	Ellipsis Arts	1996		2:23:50 (Pop-up)
Unknown Artist	Geemaanoe (Little Bird Mask); Geeyibo (Mask That Eats Water); Pawo	Côte-D'Ivoire: Masques Dan	Ocora	1971		2:28:16 (Pop-up)
Dylan Nyoukis	The Curdled Page "The Curdled Page" by "Dylan Nyoukis"	Found Secret	777 Was 666	2015		2:32:41 (Pop-up)
Pere Ubu	One Less Worry "One Less Worry" by "Pere Ubu"	Datapanik In The Year Zero_ 1978-1979	DGC	1996		2:36:14 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Bernard Fort	"Bernard Fort"					2:39:40 (Pop-up)
Agali Ag Amoumine	Side A "Side A" by "Agali Ag Amoumine"	Takamba	Sahel Sounds	2011		2:49:26 (Pop-up)
Ernst Reijsegerand Alan "Gunga" Purves	Surdu And Cello	Cellotape And Scotchtape	DATA Records	1982		3:09:30 (Pop-up)
Alhaji Ibrahim Abduai	Madadaazie "Madadaazie" by "Alhaji Ibrahim Abduai"	Master Drummers Of Dagbon, Volume 2	Rounder Records	1990		3:15:11 (Pop-up)
The Master Musicians Of Jajouka	I Am Calling Out (L'Alta)	Brian Jones Presents The Pipes Of Pan At Jajouka	Point Music	1995	Original 1971	3:20:38 (Pop-up)
Kiichi Hamada 浜田喜一(初代)	Esashi Oiwake 江差追分					3:26:44 (Pop-up)
Johnny	Mailaka "Mailaka" by "Johnny"	The Moon & The Banana Tree-Madagascar Guitar	Shanachie	2005		3:33:27 (Pop-up)
Gun Outfit	Came To Be "Came To Be" by "Gun Outfit"	Dream All Over	Paradise Of Bachelors	2015		3:36:38 (Pop-up)
Les Rallizes Dénudés 裸のラリーズ	White Waking 白い目覚め	The Archives Of Dizastar Sources Vol.7	Ignuitas	2007	Original 1975	3:39:14 (Pop-up)
Sundaram Balachander	Dayapayonidhe Pt 2	Excavated Shellac: Strings - Guitar, Oud, Tar, Violin, And More From The 78 RPM Era	Dust to Digital	2010		3:45:26 (Pop-up)
Falter Bramnk	Abschaum "Abschaum" by "Falter Bramnk"	Vagal	Gazul	2015		3:48:55 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	4:58pm Gary: Yay!
	4:58pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Mayuko! Looking forward to the double-wide show today!
	5:02pm Listener142985: Happy murmuration Monday, Mayuko!
	5:08pm Polyus: wheeeee!
	5:12pm listener james from westwood: It's a printer jam!
	5:17pm Mayuko: Good evening all & thank you so much for tuning in! That's funny it did really sound like a printer jam, james!
	5:25pm Dave B: Dave B reporting for duty!
	5:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: Blahr...sorry I'm late today. Dumb computer locked up, so I had to reboost it.
	5:34pm Flash Strap: Flash checking in! Hi Mayuko
	5:47pm Mayuko: Hello, Dave B, Ken, and Mr. Flash Strap! Glad to have you all tuned in! sorry for being not catching up with the comments today. But it'll be a long night tonight!
	5:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: A few years ago, the WFMU schedule went 8-11 PM, 11 PM-2 AM and then 2-6 AM. That would be a tough time for a four-hour show.
	5:58pm Sam Segal: Evening, Mayuko!
	6:02pm Gary: I love this
	6:06pm Mayuko: Ken, yah I've heard about that! That must have been tough esp if it's over night!
	6:06pm Mayuko: yay Sam!
	6:31pm listener james from westwood: Killer set!!
	6:34pm Mayuko: thanks james! this YPY stuff is so so good. From Osaka Japan - he's "da bomb"!
	6:40pm listener james from westwood: We should hook HAL from this track up to some of those printers from earlier; he wouldn't feel so lonely.
	6:46pm Mayuko: I'm pretty much a man machine DJ so we can be all happy together, with printers too.
	6:50pm ディビット: Hi Mayuko chan. Well I made it for the last fifteen minutes. Nice playlist.
	6:55pm glenn: abbe lane is abbey road's little cousin.
	7:02pm Doug Schulkind: More a y u k o !
	7:06pm coelacanth: greetings Mayuko and others
	7:07pm ディビッド: Wow.. two more hours! Cool.. What you were saying about 日本人Japanese people.. I remember figure skater Yuka Satô saying that she felt less Japanese after spending so much time away from home. A friend said something similar. I want to go to Japan to escape this culture 笑
	7:12pm Mayuko: Previous piece sounded like a collage piece, but this is just cd player skipping and all. Thank you for tuning in, glenn, coelacanth, david! DOUG!!!
	7:13pm Jesse K: Hi Mayuko, I'm listening while unpacking boxes of records and books in my new place. Glad to hear the extended show tonight!
	7:15pm glenn: kaminsky moveinsky.
	7:21pm Mayuko: Jesse moveinsky! Into the sky! Glad to have all the streammates tonight!
	7:33pm ディビッド: One of those tribal singers reminds me of Bill Cosby's raspy Fat Albert voice.. hey, hey, hey.
	7:39pm ディビッド: Pere Ubu from Cleveland!!
	7:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: Well Mayuko, at least you don't have to run over and appear on Dave Hill's show tonight. Martha is filling in.
	7:54pm Mayuko: haha yah! Saw Danne D at Bellhouse this past Saturday and he told me Dave Hill would not be in tonight. Speaking of Cleveland. I should ask Dave, the man who represents Cleveland, about Pere Ubu.
	7:56pm devoid: Nice to (belatedly) catch the stream live again. Playlist looks great.
	7:56pm Mayuko: wow, hello devoid! good to have you on board again!
	7:57pm Dave B: this movie was bad, in a bad way: en.wikipedia.org...
	7:58pm Mayuko: Haha! that WAS bad. Except some milky looking thing leaking out of people's eyeballs often. That was fun. Happy birthday again, Dave B!
	8:01pm Dave B: Thanks Mayuko! It was fun. It's a Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave world!
	8:01pm Mayuko: ohh, and that milky leaking eyeballs event took place in Ohio! I didn't realize that.
	8:01pm Uncle Michael: Good evening Mayuko and everyone.
	8:01pm Dave B: HAHAHAHAHA!
	8:03pm Mayuko: Uncle Michael! Good evening!!
	8:05pm ディビッド: I never went to see them in concert but Pere Übu started here way back in the '70s. We had NIИ, the Stooges, Drew Carey & the Predenders, Devo and LeBron James from Akron (^o^)/
	8:06pm Uncle Michael: The Stooges?
	8:07pm Dave B: Drew Carey played with the Pretenders?
	8:07pm ディビッド: Early punk band..
	8:10pm Uncle Michael: The Stooges are from Michigan.
	8:13pm ディビッド: Oh I thought that was the MC5.>__<
	8:14pm Uncle Michael: Both bands are from Michigan.
	8:14pm ディビッド: Not the Stooges, the Spudmonsters!
	8:14pm Jack Mello: mayuko still going strong in the third hour! :)
	8:15pm Jack Mello: fourth hour, actually!
	8:16pm david: Great show tonight! This extended Play Vertigo edition is flying by.
	8:17pm Jesse K: I lost two dowels for my ikea shelf, ok to use chopped up pencils?
	8:18pm Dave B: ^ yes ^
	8:19pm WebHamster Henry: Hey sorry I didn't know you were on so long today! I can actually catch you live!
	8:19pm Uncle Michael: Jesse, it's what Dale Eldred would have done.
	8:19pm Mayuko: Jack Mello's here! Tune in for his show next week filling in for Play Vertigo, everyone! www.wfmu.org...
	8:20pm ディビッド: Loving all this African stuff. Mayuko chan, you have much from that Awesome Tapes from Africa label?
	8:21pm coelacanth: Jesse, metacarpals might be stronger.
	8:22pm coelacanth: ( - if have any extras around.)
	8:22pm Mayuko: thanks, david (!) good evening, WebHamster Henry, thank you for tuning in!
	8:23pm Jesse K: Bone store's closed though :/
	8:25pm coelacanth: damn blue laws.
	8:26pm Uncle Michael: Bone, Thugs & Harmony...right next door to Bed, Bath & Beyond.
	8:28pm Dave in Vermont: Biwa Hoshi?
	8:29pm ディビッド: Bone Thugs & Harmony also from Cleveland!
	8:35pm Ken From Hyde Park: Senator Marco Rubio repeated some catch phrases in a recent debate and people are calling him Mr. Roboto now. This makes me wonder: Did "Mr. Roboto" from Styx become popular in Japan? The song is in English, but they used some Japanese phrases in it.
	8:35pm Dave B: The Necros were from Ohio, but they were associated with the Detroit scene
	8:37pm ディビッド: OK there are four Dave/David's in here now! @-@
	8:40pm Mayuko: Welcome on board, Dave in Vermont - sorry for my late response - that was a particular type of folk music from Japan. Def a similar feeling of melancholy though to biwa things. Thank you for tuning in!
	8:41pm coelacanth: i wont tell my "dave" story again, but i consider myself an apparent, and therefor "honorary" dave.
	8:43pm Dave in Vermont: I keep forgetting about your show but I am always happy when I catch you or remember to listener to an archive. I found out about your show because I saw you as listen, I think on Bryce's show, and followed your profile and found out you had a show and that you designed my new water bottle. Thanks.
	8:44pm Dave in Vermont: @Dave www.youtube.com...
	8:45pm Dave B: I know a few Dave's
	8:46pm Mayuko: ahh, thank you for your kind words Dave! (the one in Vermont). Glad to hear you have the bottle!!
	8:46pm Dave B: I think on Underwater Theme Park years back there used to be about 5 or 6 Daves on the boards regularly...
	8:47pm Dave B: The Oud is good....
	8:47pm coelacanth: haha! she must have liked that!
	8:47pm ディビッド: Checking out.. まゆこちゃん、おやすみなさい！ To anyone interested "Monster Boogie Joe" plays ska on WCSB Cleveland from 9-11pm. Night!
	8:50pm Mayuko: This is my last track for today - thank you for hanging out with me for this extended Play Vertigo!
	8:50pm ディビッド: Dave B, that was veena from southern India, not oud. ;)
	8:50pm Dave B: It's kinda like George Foreman naming all his kids George. Or that scene in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" - Nick, Nick, Nick, Nick, Nick... and I am Gus
	8:51pm coelacanth: if i'd said that, it would've been the nerdiest thing i've said in hours.
	8:52pm coelacanth: NEVER MIND! that was meant for the other comment board! (i'm listening to an interview as i listen to this show!)
	8:52pm Dave B: ディビッド - I was going by the title of the disk. And Oud is a fun word to say, like moist.
	8:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: Doing a fill-in, hosting a show, appearing on another show and now doing a four-hour show. You're crossing off your bucket list, Mayuko! Maybe a Hoof 'n' Mouth performance is next? Have a good break.
	8:54pm david: Ah! That was a refreshing four hours!
	8:54pm Dave B: See you soon Mayuko and Vertigonians.
	8:54pm listener james from westwood: Petition to get Mayuko a regular 4-hour gig! (Fully aware that Mayuko may vote HELL NO!) Thanks mightily!
	8:56pm Sam Segal: Hear hear, james!
	8:59pm coelacanth: now it's challenging- listening to 2 people talking at once!
	9:00pm Uncle Michael: Thanks Mayuko!
	9:00pm coelacanth: Thank you Mayuko! ciao people.
	9:00pm Jesse K: Thanks Mayuko!
	9:02pm Mayuko: Thanks so much everyone! Have a great week!
	6:53pm Stephen O: Beautiful show, Mayuko!
	12:27am Mayuko: Thank you for listening, Stephen O!
	9:16pm zm: Thanks to playing it at your show,I ordered 青春時代の登川誠仁 CD.
	10:09pm Mayuko: oh wow! I'm so happy you're getting that Okinawa stuff, zm, that CD is so good I love it. thanks for checking out this show!
	4:12pm fred: I only listened to the first half, I'm saving the second for next week. I can't wait, "Okinawa stuff" sounds like something I'll enjoy a lot. Talk about freeform: from an early 20th century performer (Vaughn DeLeath) to someone I've met (Él-g) in a few minutes I remember a Front 242 video that involved eggs. Was it called egghead or did I make that up? I think that was a pun: "Front 2-4-2" could sound in French like "egg forehead egg skull", and calling them "front d'oeufs crane d'oeufs" was indeed a common pun about them in the late 80's
	12:24am Mayuko: ha! I think you're talking about the Headhunter video? it's amazing to learn all these linguistic play all these musicians play (often thanks to you!) I guess it is a good idea after all for me to provide some contexts about Japanese bands too when I can, cos it is indeed interesting to find out those things in addition to listening to music itself.
	2:44pm fred: That's the one. Thanks again for playing great music from Okinawa. But wait, did you mention urtyn duu? I'm a huge fan of that style. I knew about relatives in Tibet but that Hokkaido variant is new to me. That's great! Gombodorj Byambajargal is my favorite singer, I'll send you a couple of her solo tracks, she has a lot of stuff on YouTube, but most features dubious arrangements
	4:17pm fred: Here's a good one: youtu.be...
	10:14pm Mayuko: Thank you always for the info, fred! Yah I thought it was fascinating to learn from the lecture I was listening to that Oiwake (the Japanese folk songs that porters with horses would sing) has lots in common with urtyn duu: that they have very similar pentatonic scales, and many songs about horse. I would like to learn more and play more oiwake stuff in future shows, I think you'll enjoy them too.

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from February 8, 2016

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