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Favoriting April 11, 2016: Palm Tree Dream

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Artist Track Album Label Year Approx. start time
Tony! Toni! Toné!  Feels Good   Favoriting The Revival  Wing  1990   
Makoto Matsushita 松下誠  Lazy Night   Favoriting First Light  Air Records   1981  0:06:34 (Pop-up)
Sugar Babe  Kyou wa nandaka 今日はなんだか   Favoriting TATSURO from NIAGARA  Niagara  1980  0:11:26 (Pop-up)
Claudette Johnson  Beauty   Favoriting Ohio Soul  History of Soul  2016  0:15:49 (Pop-up)
Orange Juice  Three Cheers For Our Side   Favoriting The Fruit Of The Original Sin  Les Disques Du Crépuscule   1985  0:18:05 (Pop-up)
Half Japanese  Perfect   Favoriting Perfect  Joyful Noise  2015  0:20:49 (Pop-up)
Ran Slavin  Sinatora Was Here   Favoriting Bittersweet Melodies  Cronica  2016  0:23:36 (Pop-up)
Jackie-O-Motherfucker  Dark Falcon   Favoriting Ballads Of The Revolution  Fire Records   2009  0:28:27 (Pop-up)
Carney Hild Kramer  Speed Shooting   Favoriting Black Power  Shimmy Disc  1994  0:33:48 (Pop-up)
The Breathing Effect  Cold Meteor Showers   Favoriting Mars Is a Very Bad Place for Love  Alpha Pup Records  2016  0:37:53 (Pop-up)
Haruomi Hosono 細野晴臣  Mykonos no hanayome ミコノスの花嫁   Favoriting Island Music  Sony  1990  0:44:36 (Pop-up)
Dominguinhos  Desilusão   Favoriting Oi, Lá Vou Eu!  Philips  1977  0:48:35 (Pop-up)
Tanka & Angeline  Valala   Favoriting Outlier recordings from Madagascar  Sublime Frequencies  2016  0:51:52 (Pop-up)

Music behind DJ:
Tatsuro Yamashita 山下達郎 
Nostalgia of Island Part 2   Favoriting
Pacific 
Sony 
1990 
0:54:35 (Pop-up)
Dalek I Love You  Holiday In Disneyland   Favoriting Holiday In Disneyland  Korova  1982  1:05:36 (Pop-up)
Dry & Heavy  Heavy Special   Favoriting Full Contact  Beat Records  2000  1:11:09 (Pop-up)
Lee 'Scratch' Perry & The Upsetters  Dub Revolution (Part 1)   Favoriting Arkology [Reel 1]  Island  1997  1:15:37 (Pop-up)
DJ Harrison  RuleTheWorld.   Favoriting Slyish  Street Corner Music  2016  1:20:17 (Pop-up)
DJ Harrison  KnowNames.   Favoriting Slyish  Street Corner Music  2016  1:21:50 (Pop-up)
Larry Achiampong  Root Of The Palm   Favoriting MEH MOGYA (SAMPLE OF ME)  Look Mama! Records  2011  1:24:11 (Pop-up)
Black Dusty Rhodes / Ras G  Sign Me Up   Favoriting Black Dusty Rhodes Meets Ras G In A Beat Cypher  Poo-Bah Records  2010  1:26:44 (Pop-up)
Deantoni Parks  Bombay   Favoriting Technoself  Stones Throw Records  2015  1:29:08 (Pop-up)
Thomas Brinkmann  Mexico   Favoriting Row  Max Ernst  2002  1:32:46 (Pop-up)
Claude VonStroke  Dood   Favoriting Urban Animal  Dirtybird  2013  1:39:48 (Pop-up)
Crash Course In Science  Jump Over Barrels   Favoriting Jump Over Barrels 12”  Dark Entries   2015  1:46:54 (Pop-up)
Sturqen  Toxinas   Favoriting Neophobia  Kvitnu  2013  1:50:30 (Pop-up)
Xotox  Stückgut   Favoriting Stückgut  Neuf Noir Records  1999  1:53:53 (Pop-up)
Puyo Puyo  The Village   Favoriting Disco  Da ! Heard It Records   2009  1:57:01 (Pop-up)


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Listener comments!

Avatar Swag For Life Member 5:01pm
listener james from westwood:

Whoa! Haven't heard this cut in a bloody age! Howdy, Mayuko and all!!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 5:02pm
listener james from westwood:

Also caught the archive of last week's show over the weekend and it felt like a glorious 3-hour Sublime Frequencies tour!
Avatar 5:07pm
Mayuko:

Good afternoon, james! Thanks for tuning in and glad you enjoyed the last week's JP-heavy/WW2-heavy show!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 5:13pm
listener james from westwood:

It was like I had some manner of time-radio that got broadcasts through an ether portal. Where else but hear am I gonna hear that?
Avatar 5:21pm
Mayuko:

ah, that's really great compliment! thank you james. I'm amazed how diverse music had been before the war broke. Somehow it moves me just to know there were people who were interested in many different kinds of music from all the different places, even during wartime and despite of the propaganda telling many of those music came from "enemies".
Avatar 5:22pm
redkayak:

Howdy all :)
Avatar 5:23pm
Mayuko:

Hello redkayak! thanks for tuning in!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 5:26pm
listener james from westwood:

You mentioned censorship and other pressure during your breaks in that show. That reminded me of what I read along those lines in a college textbook on modern Japanese history I proofread a few years back. It even included a full-page photo from the late 1930s of a Japanese officer talking to two women in Western dress, and according to the caption he was lecturing them over their nonconforming hairstyles. Always men gotta be putting their opinion in!
Avatar 5:27pm
Dave B:

Hi hi hi!
Avatar 5:34pm
Mayuko:

@james that's interesting. and yah, I red that that's exactly why Noriko Awaya (the singer I played last week) often got into trouble too... she had her hair curled and dressed in western dresses... glad I'm not living in the time in which being normal is already some kind of statement. Although it seems old men still "gotta be putting their opinion in" for women nowadays in Japan still, haha!
Avatar 5:34pm
Mayuko:

Hallo Dave B!!! How are you?
Avatar 5:35pm
Dave B:

I am doing well Mayuko! I hope you are too!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 5:37pm
Stanley:

Hi Mayuko. Listening happily and reading my Tokyo guidebook. Less than two months to go but man, where do I start?
Avatar 5:38pm
Dave B:

and it's not just Japan. IT STILL HAPPENS

This was just last week:
www.thejakartapost.com...
Avatar 5:46pm
Mayuko:

Hello Stanley! If you wanna check out obscure underground music in Japan, I'd recommend Enban （円盤）in Kouenji 高円寺! It's a very unique place... www.timeout.com...

Are you planning to stop by Asakusa by any chance? that's my former neighborhood, and I LOVED it.
Avatar 5:47pm
Mayuko:

oh it's very true, Dave B, certainly still happens, it makes me really sick when I see news of lynching and stuff like that. I really don't understand.
Avatar 5:50pm
redkayak:

Mayuko, I'm happy to say your fine music selections are helping me finish an article today!
Avatar 5:55pm
Dave B:

not quite the dead of summer Stanley, but still... no trip would be complete without Unagi.

Unagi Kabuto in Ikebukuro...
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:00pm
Stepchild:

Hi evvabody. Joining you mid-stream.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:00pm
listener james from westwood:

That might be the first time I've actually heard Jackie-O-Motherfucker spoken in its glorious non-FCC friendly glory!
Avatar 6:04pm
Dave B:

Their "demographic"?
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:04pm
Ken From Hyde Park:

Hi, drummers. I've been lurking, but now going to see "Most Likely To Succeed." www.mltsfilm.org Have a nice week!
Avatar 6:06pm
Dave B:

switching over to mobile! I'll be listening on the way home.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:06pm
Stanley:

Thanks Mayuko. I just looked it up. Asakusa is famous for temples, street food and sumo wrestling. I am so excited to be going to Japan. I'm going to a wedding in Osaka and, will also be visiting Kyoto. I have five days planned in Tokyo, which sounds like nowhere on earth like it. Will let you know where I decide to base myself.
Avatar 6:10pm
Mayuko:

thank you for your kind words, redkayak!!!!
and welcome on board, Stepchild!!
Avatar 6:10pm
Mayuko:

Hi Ken, have a nice week to you too!
Avatar 6:11pm
Mayuko:

demographic!!!! that was the word I was looking for!!! man.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:12pm
Stanley:

@Dave B - checked out unagi too. I would love to eat some eel. Have you been there?
  6:19pm
Dave B.:

Yep. Make reservations. They sell out quick!
Avatar 6:22pm
Mayuko:

Stanley, if you ever go to Asakusa... and if you're a coffee drinker,,, there's a coffee place that's the best. I used to go there literally every week. www.tripadvisor.com... one of few things I missed about Japan.

Now I got this craving for unagi!!!
  6:24pm
Dave B.:

I WILL EAT ALL THE UNAGIS!
  6:27pm
robert:

I was in the middle of taking 6 mos off of coffee while I was in japan, now that I've started again, I realize what a fool I was to not just start again then. :(
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:30pm
melinda:

hi people!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:32pm
Stepchild:

Bowled over by this one
Avatar 6:32pm
Mayuko:

Hi robert, thank you for tuning in! You lived there in Japan, or for a trip? I can't imagine myself succeeing in quitting coffee.
Hi melinda! welcome on board!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:32pm
Joe McG:

Mayuko, I hope you will do an unagi show.
Avatar 6:35pm
Mayuko:

Hello Joe!!! That would be a very vague and slippery selection of music, which might have always been the case with my show anyway, haha.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:36pm
melinda:

I had to quit coffee & it sucked. I might have a cup if I was abroad at a special place though.
  6:36pm
Dave B.:

Or a Yaki-Imo show!

http://youtu.be/ANpWNKR_YmM
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:36pm
Joe McG:

@Mayuko: Slippery but tasty!
  6:37pm
robert:

Mayuko: I've been tuning in for a while now, quickly becoming my fav FMU/GTDR show :)

I was there for 3 weeks late last year (Tokyo, Sapporo, Toyama, and Kyoto). Quitting coffee is a fool's errand, don't recommend doing so unless you have to ;p

Hoping to visit Japan again in September, will have to make up for it next time around :)
Avatar 6:37pm
Mayuko:

Cafe de Naniwaya in Asakusa, Tokyo that I was recommending is def worth taking back your coffee habit! (and I think he had other drinks on menu anyway.)
  6:41pm
robert:

Nice! I will try to check it out. My partner and I had amazing tempura in asakusa. From http://www.tempura.co.jp/english/

Didn't realize it's apparently a rather famous (and somewhat pricey) place, we just saw people queued up in an alley and lined up behind them. :)
Avatar 6:41pm
Mayuko:

@robert September is not bad though it's still a bit humid/hot, I hope you'll have a great time if you make it there!

always a huge delight to have a new listener! hope I haven't confused people though by playing buncha ww2 Japanese propaganda songs one week and noise/techno other week......
Avatar 6:42pm
Mayuko:

Yakiimo can totally generate a radio show, Dave B, just the season is wrong now.
Avatar 6:45pm
northguineahills:

Ok, gotta leave. Mayuko, when I was in an US Armed Forces Public school on base in Japan, probably 60% of the kids were Asian, (or half Asian), mostly Filipino and Japanese. It wasn't until Junior High that social hierarchies developed, and even so, there were no racial boundaries there in the so-called "cliques". Once I got back to the States, puberty finally happened (I was a late bloomer), and I went to a high school w/ no social hierarchy, mainly b/c it was so large.
  6:45pm
robert:

@mayuko: I think we're here because we appreciate the variety. There's cohesion in there somehow!

And yes, last year I was also there august/september. Rather humid in the south (sapporo was lovely though). But the undesirable weather means that flights are cheaper :D
  6:46pm
Dave B.:

I just like the yakiimo song.

(And Yakiimo
Avatar 6:47pm
Mayuko:

Yakiimo song is the soul music of Japan, Dave B.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 6:48pm
Stanley:

Mayuko and helpful listeners, thanks for the tips. I will check out all your suggestions. Forgive me but time for bed, so Oyasuminasai (its 11.45pm here)
  6:48pm
robert:

eee. Much <3 for Crash Course in Science. Glad Dark Entries reissues have gotten them a wider audience.
  6:53pm
Dave B.:

So is yakiimo the soul food?
Avatar 6:54pm
Mayuko:

@robert the first music show I saw in NYC after I moved here 5 yrs ago was Crash Course in Science at Issue Project Room... I was so happily surprsied that they were still active!
Avatar 6:56pm
Mayuko:

good night, Stanley, and thanks for sharing your story ngh! I'll have to read it carefully after my show, it's interesting.
Avatar 6:57pm
Mayuko:

these music is going out of my control, definitely not the way I planned, haha! but this is the last track for my show today. Thanks all for listening!
  6:58pm
robert:

@mayuko: ooo. That's a pretty great first show and venue! Jealous.

Thanks for the great set! This is a fun note to go out on :)
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:01pm
listener james from westwood:

Always a pleasure, Mayuko; thanks!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 7:01pm
Rich in Washington:

Thanks, Mayuko!!
Avatar 7:02pm
Mayuko:

oh! Rich in Washington, thank you for listening! and thanks all, see you next week.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 2:42pm
fred:

Thanks again Mayuko, that was a really fun show. I'm not sure the track from Madagascar used it, but there's a common instrument there that's a bamboo tube with strings running lengthwise around it. The first interesting thing to me about it is there are very close instruments in Indonesia and Timor. Another is that many use bike brake cables for strings, and I heard a funny discussion between players on whether front or back wheel cables were better. I think it was a joke, but you never know with musicians or more generally artists
Avatar 12:53am
Mayuko:

Ah! Feels like I might have heard that bike thing in the lecture by Fumio Koizumi the ethnomusicologist! I will def look into that, very fascinating!
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