WFMU: Brian Turner: Playlist from March 1, 2016

Listener comments!
	3:00pm Cecile: hola!
	3:01pm Cliff: Hello Brian & Cecile & everybody, nice creepy start to the show here
	3:03pm Cliff: Wow, just looked up Current 93 on Brainwashed.com, didn't know he was still putting out so much stuff.
	3:11pm Cliff: I played Dogs Blood Rising for a friend of mine back in college in the 90's. She was studying Ancient Greek and recognized the word "Antichrists" written on the CD, so she got out her dictionary and translated the whole thing and it turned out to be a passage from the Book of Revelation.
	3:12pm cklequ: Is this some sort of Blood Stereo/Bren’t Lewiis collaboration?
	3:12pm Michael in Seattle: Trump in Greek
	3:12pm Cliff: Vote Antichrist
	3:13pm Some guy out here: With a bagel?
	3:13pm Chris from DC: Rutebega?
	3:13pm steve: rutabega
	3:13pm cklequ: Call any vegetable.
	3:14pm Dave in Vermont: "feeling a little dry"
	3:14pm Cliff: Why do (some) British people sound so skin-crawlingly creepy to my American ears
	3:17pm Andrew Waterloo: That scene is much creepier out of context.
	3:19pm maestroso: What is that scene from? I hear it often on FMU.
	3:26pm Polyus: re: Current 93 - the last couple of records I have heard have actually been pretty conventional, guitar-based things. Conventional by Tibet standards, anyway.
	3:26pm Andrew Waterloo: A British TV series called Spaced. It's a Simon Pegg thing.
	3:29pm Polyus: @ BT -Did you notice that Gimme Gimme Gimme cover worked in a bit of the ABBA song as well?
	3:30pm maestroso: Ah, thanks Andrew.
	3:30pm steve: wonder how ID recreates his sounds live
	3:31pm steve: wow nice!
	3:31pm Cliff: Polyus, there sure as heck weren't no "conventional, guitar-based things" on that C93 track Brian played
	3:34pm paula pc: everything seems to be fine here
	3:34pm Polyus: Cliff - I mean Aleph At Hallucinatory Mountain or I Was The First Of The Field That Fell. And again, I mean by Tibet standards, which is still pretty unconventional, obviously.
	3:34pm Chris from DC: This is great. Been digging Dumitrescu on Bryce's show.
	3:37pm fred: I remember seeing an ensemble called Hyperion that Iancu Dumitrescu and Ana-Maria Avram had put together from noise and improv performers. Really good stuff that didn't even stop to laugh at the genre barriers they were breaking
	3:38pm Brian Turner: They were amazing to talk to last night, I have the feeling these live presentations are gonna be spectacular, they're completely meticulous and not random in their presentation.
	3:39pm TDK60: Sounds like metal being struck, partially.
	3:39pm Cliff: Polyus - right, I just thought it was funny that you'd be mentioning conventional guitars after hearing that track which sounded more like field recordings of ghosts mumbling and screeching in a graveyard ;)
	3:40pm paula pc: that sounds so amazing - gonna figure out a way to go. THANK YOU for encouraging us, Brian
	3:49pm fred: Ha! I was about to thank you for playing Mamiedaragon last week. Looks like I was right to encourage Thomas to send you some tapes
	3:50pm Brian Turner: sincere thanks Fred --- the package was great ---
	3:51pm Cecile: If you never heard this kind of stuff at your gram's, you'll never understand why jazz and rock 'n' roll had to happen
	3:52pm Cliff: I step out my apartment for five minutes, and now we're playing old-timey laughing music?!
	3:52pm Rich in Washington: I just now learned that there's going to be a Florence Foster Jenkins biopic.
	3:54pm Cecile: this sounds like it could be both kind of savage and pretty sweet at the same time
	3:55pm Alejandroool: Checkin in - enjoying the show while getting work done, afternoon everyone
	3:55pm fred: @Brian: Mamiedaragon features one of the people from Instants Chavirés (my favorite venue), though I don't think she was there when you came for that Group Doueh show
	4:00pm Cecile: trailer: www.thewrap.com...
	4:08pm Cliff: Is PTV's Godstar coming up after this one? Heh
	4:11pm Alejandroool: who killed brian jones!
	4:13pm SeanG: YAHHHH
	4:13pm ledzeppelinsucks: AHahah huhHAHAH
	4:14pm Cliff: WHYYYYYYYY
	4:14pm Alejandroool: That's one of the greatest "Whyyyyy"s I've heard sung/screamed
	4:15pm Cliff: Sure was!
	4:15pm Cecile: Punk rock content, prog rock length.
	4:17pm Cliff: I guess you could consider math rock to be prog rock content with punk rock length
	4:22pm Alejandroool: @Cliff - spot on
	4:22pm (Rā) Fox: This is rad.
	4:24pm TDK60: Is this (Somatic R.) a certain sub-genre? Not that it matters.
	4:33pm chris: jesus h, this is freeform. viva BT! viva FMU!
	4:40pm common: what goes on here? hey brian and all.
	4:53pm Cecile: Ha! I know this one, reviewed the compilation years ago.
	5:01pm Rich in Washington: this is Pitch Control.
	5:06pm Cecile: Got Meow the Jewels?
	5:11pm Cliff: This Praed track expresses pretty well the confusion I just had upon opening some IRS forms from Charles Schwab about my 401K
	5:14pm Brian Turner: Ill do your taxes while i play records. send them along.
	5:14pm Michael in Seattle: "Hyperborea" by Clark Ashton Smith
	5:17pm Cliff: Good idea Brian, maybe a new way to raise money for the marathon too :D
	5:18pm Cliff: Who needs H&R Block when you could go to WFMU?
	5:22pm steve: the Jessica Rylan thing was like 10+ years ago right? what ever happened to her?
	5:25pm Brian Turner: Good question
	5:29pm Chris M.: she had a boutique synth company for a while and then i think she stopped with music? she's really nice.
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...workin' in the day again but not missing everything dadgummitz...
	5:45pm steve: yeah, im disappointed that Flower Electronics (the synth company) hasn't done anything in so long, its been ages, though i've still seen some for sale second hand lately. her noise synths were so good.
	5:51pm Mutant: This sort of sounds like High Rise cover band.
	5:52pm common: i need a noise synth. right now.
	5:55pm Cliff: This Fuzz Face track is good music for reading along to this: www.syracuse.com... (For non-Syracusans, Salina St. is the major N-S road through downtown here, always has bad traffic, so a building collapsing in the middle of the winter sure didn't help things)
	5:56pm Michael in Seattle: Consuming raw or undercooked dog meat may increase your risk of foodborne illness.
	5:58pm steve: money can be exchanged for goods and services common
	5:59pm common: ha! steve
	5:59pm Cliff: Thanks Brian!

Brian Turner: Playlist from March 1, 2016

Order and disorder in a freeform haze of terribly-played guitars, shorted-out electronics, found audio detritus, strange sounds from strange lands all around. Psych-punk-junk, collage, even pop. Lots of in-studio live performances to boot.

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March 1, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Current 93	There is a Graveyard That Dwells In Man	The Moons At Your Door	The Spheres Nineteen		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Blood Lewiis	Conversation with Bicycle Horn	Pentecostal Gymnast Trapped In Lime Jello	BUFMS		*	0:09:29 (Pop-up)
String Noise	Gimme Gimme Gimme "Gimme Gimme Gimme" by "String Noise"	The Book of Strange Positions	Northern-Spy		*	0:15:09 (Pop-up)
Soul Sock Sega	Ti L'Afrique "Ti L'Afrique" by "Soul Sock Sega"	Various: Soul Sock Sega: Sega Sounds from Mauritius 1973-1979	Strut		*	0:17:31 (Pop-up)
Los Siquicos Litoralenos	Sirena Chunga Y La Movida Solar	Sonido Chipadelico	Annihaya / Sham Palace			0:20:17 (Pop-up)
Torben Snekkestad	South Abyss "South Abyss" by "Torben Snekkestad"	Winds of Mouth	Ilk		*	0:24:05 (Pop-up)
Iancu Dumitrescu	Pierres Sacrées	Pierres Sacrées / Hazard And Tectonics	Ideologic Organ	Dumitrescu and Ana-Maria Avram will be my guests here on the program March 29th for an extended interview and special! Both are in performance tonight, Thursday, and Saturday at the Miller Theater at Columbia University, first time ever in NYC.		0:34:34 (Pop-up)
Mamiedaragon	Voyages "Voyages" by "Mamiedaragon"	Mada Nilisme	K7 NLM		*	0:44:46 (Pop-up)
Florence Foster Jenkins	Adele's Laughing Song	The Glory (???) of the Human Voice	RCA			0:48:57 (Pop-up)
Jon Benjamin, Jazz Daredevil	It Had To Be You	Well, I Should Have	Sub Pop		*	0:52:46 (Pop-up)
Swell Maps	Helicopter Spies / A Raincoat's Room	BBC Session	No Label	The Maps' Jowe Head will be opening for Faust on March 28th here at WFMU's Monty Hall in Jersey City, produced and presented by this program! Tickets are going fast!		1:01:21 (Pop-up)
David Peel	Who Killed Brian Jones	King of Punk	HoZac		*	1:05:33 (Pop-up)
Sigue Sigue Sptutnik	Jayne Mansfield	Demos	Hymen		*	1:16:25 (Pop-up)
Somatic Responses	Televised Death Vote	Folding Space	Hymen		*	1:19:20 (Pop-up)
Lumen lab	Compa "Compa" by "Lumen lab"	They Are Killing Us	Aagoo		*	1:25:07 (Pop-up)
Ambassador 21	Malenkie "Malenkie" by "Ambassador 21"	Various: DTrash Presents Rising Tide	DTrash			1:28:39 (Pop-up)
Tyler Keith	Sisyphus Blues "Sisyphus Blues" by "Tyler Keith"	Alias Kid Twist	Rip It Up!		*	1:33:13 (Pop-up)
The Renderers	Strange Love "Strange Love" by "The Renderers"	In the Sodium Light	Ba Da Bing!		*	1:36:58 (Pop-up)
Steve Mackay and the Randoms	Random Soul	7"		from a great KFJC broadcast/retrospective/memorial for Steve I was fortunate enough to get on air for last week, hosted by Nancy Reagan, Dominic Trix, and Loren from KUSF. Archive. RIP Steve. Here for download for only a few more days.		1:50:41 (Pop-up)
Todd Clark	Brain and Spinal Column	Into the Vision	TMI			1:53:11 (Pop-up)
Eno / Moebius / Roedelius / Plank	Dem Wanderer	Begegnungen	Sky			1:56:22 (Pop-up)
Praed	Hatem Imam the Love of the Millions	Fabrication of Silver Dreams	Annihaya		*	2:02:21 (Pop-up)
Nuel	Polaris "Polaris" by "Nuel"	Hyperboreal	Further		*	2:10:43 (Pop-up)
Sindre Bjerga	Side A "Side A" by "Sindre Bjerga"	Fugue States	Invisible City		*	2:16:20 (Pop-up)
This Heat w/Mario Boyer Diekuuroh	Excerpt	Split Cassette w/Albert Marcouer	Tago Mago / Care in the Community		*	2:24:22 (Pop-up)
DuChamp	Rain "Rain" by "DuChamp"	7"	Grimplimusic			2:44:14 (Pop-up)
Igneous Eyes	Won Time "Won Time" by "Igneous Eyes"					2:47:40 (Pop-up)
Fuzz Face	Blot "Blot" by "Fuzz Face"	Bad Thoughts	Dog Meat			2:51:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:00pm Cecile: hola!
	3:01pm Cliff: Hello Brian & Cecile & everybody, nice creepy start to the show here
	3:03pm Cliff: Wow, just looked up Current 93 on Brainwashed.com, didn't know he was still putting out so much stuff.
	3:11pm Cliff: I played Dogs Blood Rising for a friend of mine back in college in the 90's. She was studying Ancient Greek and recognized the word "Antichrists" written on the CD, so she got out her dictionary and translated the whole thing and it turned out to be a passage from the Book of Revelation.
	3:12pm cklequ: Is this some sort of Blood Stereo/Bren’t Lewiis collaboration?
	3:12pm Michael in Seattle: Trump in Greek
	3:12pm Cliff: Vote Antichrist
	3:13pm Some guy out here: With a bagel?
	3:13pm Chris from DC: Rutebega?
	3:13pm steve: rutabega
	3:13pm cklequ: Call any vegetable.
	3:14pm Dave in Vermont: "feeling a little dry"
	3:14pm Cliff: Why do (some) British people sound so skin-crawlingly creepy to my American ears
	3:17pm Andrew Waterloo: That scene is much creepier out of context.
	3:19pm maestroso: What is that scene from? I hear it often on FMU.
	3:26pm Polyus: re: Current 93 - the last couple of records I have heard have actually been pretty conventional, guitar-based things. Conventional by Tibet standards, anyway.
	3:26pm Andrew Waterloo: A British TV series called Spaced. It's a Simon Pegg thing.
	3:29pm Polyus: @ BT -Did you notice that Gimme Gimme Gimme cover worked in a bit of the ABBA song as well?
	3:30pm maestroso: Ah, thanks Andrew.
	3:30pm steve: wonder how ID recreates his sounds live
	3:31pm steve: wow nice!
	3:31pm Cliff: Polyus, there sure as heck weren't no "conventional, guitar-based things" on that C93 track Brian played
	3:34pm paula pc: everything seems to be fine here
	3:34pm Polyus: Cliff - I mean Aleph At Hallucinatory Mountain or I Was The First Of The Field That Fell. And again, I mean by Tibet standards, which is still pretty unconventional, obviously.
	3:34pm Chris from DC: This is great. Been digging Dumitrescu on Bryce's show.
	3:37pm fred: I remember seeing an ensemble called Hyperion that Iancu Dumitrescu and Ana-Maria Avram had put together from noise and improv performers. Really good stuff that didn't even stop to laugh at the genre barriers they were breaking
	3:38pm Brian Turner: They were amazing to talk to last night, I have the feeling these live presentations are gonna be spectacular, they're completely meticulous and not random in their presentation.
	3:39pm TDK60: Sounds like metal being struck, partially.
	3:39pm Cliff: Polyus - right, I just thought it was funny that you'd be mentioning conventional guitars after hearing that track which sounded more like field recordings of ghosts mumbling and screeching in a graveyard ;)
	3:40pm paula pc: that sounds so amazing - gonna figure out a way to go. THANK YOU for encouraging us, Brian
	3:49pm fred: Ha! I was about to thank you for playing Mamiedaragon last week. Looks like I was right to encourage Thomas to send you some tapes
	3:50pm Brian Turner: sincere thanks Fred --- the package was great ---
	3:51pm Cecile: If you never heard this kind of stuff at your gram's, you'll never understand why jazz and rock 'n' roll had to happen
	3:52pm Cliff: I step out my apartment for five minutes, and now we're playing old-timey laughing music?!
	3:52pm Rich in Washington: I just now learned that there's going to be a Florence Foster Jenkins biopic.
	3:54pm Cecile: this sounds like it could be both kind of savage and pretty sweet at the same time
	3:55pm Alejandroool: Checkin in - enjoying the show while getting work done, afternoon everyone
	3:55pm fred: @Brian: Mamiedaragon features one of the people from Instants Chavirés (my favorite venue), though I don't think she was there when you came for that Group Doueh show
	4:00pm Cecile: trailer: www.thewrap.com...
	4:08pm Cliff: Is PTV's Godstar coming up after this one? Heh
	4:11pm Alejandroool: who killed brian jones!
	4:13pm SeanG: YAHHHH
	4:13pm ledzeppelinsucks: AHahah huhHAHAH
	4:14pm Cliff: WHYYYYYYYY
	4:14pm Alejandroool: That's one of the greatest "Whyyyyy"s I've heard sung/screamed
	4:15pm Cliff: Sure was!
	4:15pm Cecile: Punk rock content, prog rock length.
	4:17pm Cliff: I guess you could consider math rock to be prog rock content with punk rock length
	4:22pm Alejandroool: @Cliff - spot on
	4:22pm (Rā) Fox: This is rad.
	4:24pm TDK60: Is this (Somatic R.) a certain sub-genre? Not that it matters.
	4:33pm chris: jesus h, this is freeform. viva BT! viva FMU!
	4:40pm common: what goes on here? hey brian and all.
	4:53pm Cecile: Ha! I know this one, reviewed the compilation years ago.
	5:01pm Rich in Washington: this is Pitch Control.
	5:06pm Cecile: Got Meow the Jewels?
	5:11pm Cliff: This Praed track expresses pretty well the confusion I just had upon opening some IRS forms from Charles Schwab about my 401K
	5:14pm Brian Turner: Ill do your taxes while i play records. send them along.
	5:14pm Michael in Seattle: "Hyperborea" by Clark Ashton Smith
	5:17pm Cliff: Good idea Brian, maybe a new way to raise money for the marathon too :D
	5:18pm Cliff: Who needs H&R Block when you could go to WFMU?
	5:22pm steve: the Jessica Rylan thing was like 10+ years ago right? what ever happened to her?
	5:25pm Brian Turner: Good question
	5:29pm Chris M.: she had a boutique synth company for a while and then i think she stopped with music? she's really nice.
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...workin' in the day again but not missing everything dadgummitz...
	5:45pm steve: yeah, im disappointed that Flower Electronics (the synth company) hasn't done anything in so long, its been ages, though i've still seen some for sale second hand lately. her noise synths were so good.
	5:51pm Mutant: This sort of sounds like High Rise cover band.
	5:52pm common: i need a noise synth. right now.
	5:55pm Cliff: This Fuzz Face track is good music for reading along to this: www.syracuse.com... (For non-Syracusans, Salina St. is the major N-S road through downtown here, always has bad traffic, so a building collapsing in the middle of the winter sure didn't help things)
	5:56pm Michael in Seattle: Consuming raw or undercooked dog meat may increase your risk of foodborne illness.
	5:58pm steve: money can be exchanged for goods and services common
	5:59pm common: ha! steve
	5:59pm Cliff: Thanks Brian!

Brian Turner: Playlist from March 1, 2016

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