WFMU: Mike Van Laar: Playlist from May 1, 2016

Listener comments!
	6:03am fred: Welcome back Mike!
	6:03am Mike VL: Hello Fred! I was hoping you'd be here...great to see you.
	6:41am Mike VL: Anybody going to the Record Fair??
	6:46am fred: I'm not going, though I sure would like to. I had no idea you were filling in before Jonathan announced it. A pleasant and much too rare surprise. I hope you'll cut that rarity factor. Any plan to come back with a regular show?
	6:51am Mike VL: Thanks Fred. I appreciate that, but I just can't do it weekly. I will try to fill in more than my usual 2-4 a year though. How are things with you?
	6:58am fred: Let's just say I'd rather not talk about it. Hearing your show is one of the rare good things to happen in the past 10 days
	7:00am Mike VL: Oh no. Sorry to hear that. Well, now I REALLY have to step it up for the next 2 hours!
	7:03am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Mike, and fred. Lurking the past hour and loving what you're doing. Thanks, makes month-end accounting suffer-able.
	7:06am Rob: Hello Mike! What was the instrumental "music behind the DJ" played between Boa Constrictor and The New Tweedy Bros.?
	7:08am fred: Good morning Sem, making accounting bearable is quite a feat. Mike, just be yourself, that's the point of your show.
	7:10am Mike VL: Hey Rob. It was Bernard Fevre... Pendulum is the track. Thanks for saying hi.
	7:11am Mike VL: Thanks Fred...you're right. Which "self" is always the problem for me though! As long as I know there is one person enjoying it, then I'm ok.
	7:14am Rob: Thanks! It's a sunny day in London and your set is great yoga music!
	7:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's that fella w/ the Shaman icon plays the kewl stuff! Great to be in such excellent company - youze guys. Power to you fred. May we someday live in not such interesting times...
	7:15am fred: Mike, that's one more reason why you should do more shows: that would lessen the stakes for the fight between your many selves
	7:16am Mike VL: Rabbit! Hi!
	7:17am Mike VL: Yes, Fred...very true. When I did a weekly 3-6 am I could really just indulge in my whims.
	7:20am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, RevRab. Good to see you. Mike, fred offers some sage advice re: our apparently innumerable and therefore, finally, unknowable selves :-)
	7:25am Mark R: This Donald Byrd track is really groovy. It's great to hear something from in between the old-school post-bop Byrd and the later, IMO overly-commercial Blackbyrds stuff.
	7:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...we could get rid of all our furniture & become a traveling band - The Sells of our Former Shelves...
	7:26am fred: @RRN63: Bad sucks, but is still better than boredom. I initially wrote "bad trumps boring", but for some reason that verb makes me nauseous
	7:32am Mike VL: Mark R - Yes! I feel the exact same way about the Blackbyrds stuff and was always slightly disappointing with Electric Byrd. This is my favorite of his. He really stretches and lets the other guys do so as well.
	7:36am fred: The mark of a great band leader is making the others better. That requires leaving them room, even if they're not comfortable with it. Joe McPhee is a master at that
	8:09am fred: Versailles? That's so funny. This sounds like a punk sea shanty, and Versailles is such an uptight ultra-conservative city
	8:10am Mike VL: Yeah, I think the lyrics are about WWI or something.
	8:11am Will: Always give props to the DJ who plays Van der Graaf Generator (and makes it fit in!).
	8:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Let them eat Punk.
	8:16am dale: love this susan christie
	8:17am fred: Yeah, the treaty of Versailles basically turned WWI into WWII. But I know the place quite well (a college-time girlfriend lived nearby, and I worked for years in the erea) and the contrast is hilarious
	8:19am Nate K: Hi Mike, Sounds great!
	8:22am Mike VL: Hey Nate, thanks for letting me sit in for a bit! Good luck at the record fair my friend!
	8:23am fred: Hey Nate, you sure have great taste in choosing people to fill in for you
	8:25am dale: great hippy set of music
	8:28am Mike VL: Speaking of such things...Nate K will be talking to Jesse Jarnow about his new book on Psychedlic America - "Heads", next week. Check it out.
	8:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In this timeslot (Nate's show)?
	8:31am Mike VL: Yes sir!
	8:32am fred: Loophole city... A DJ isn't allowed to talk about his other endeavors on his show, but another's fine. That's a good thing
	8:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: RulesShmules. Tell us about the Psychedelic book!
	8:47am fred: @RRN63: Tune in next week! Will it be live or pre-recorded? Jesse can handle the early hour, but two days straight?
	8:56am SeanG: smokin track!!
	8:56am DaveinPA: and me without a may pole....
	8:57am fred: Mike, thanks for this show, and please be back soon, hopefully when I can listen

Mike Van Laar: Playlist from May 1, 2016

View Mike Van Laar's profile

On WFMU | 91.1, 90.1, 91.9 FM & wfmu.org
WFMU LIVE Audio Streams (Get help): Pop-up | 128k AAC | 128k MP3 | 32k MP3

<-- Previous playlist | Back to Mike Van Laar playlists | Next playlist -->

May 1, 2016: Cuckoo

Listen to this show: Pop-up listen Pop-up player!

Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
Jürgen Müller	Sea Bed Meditation	Science of the Sea		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Cluster	Sowiesoso "Sowiesoso" by "Cluster"	Sowiesoso		0:05:38 (Pop-up)
Harald Grosskopf	Synthesist "Synthesist" by "Harald Grosskopf"	Synthesist		0:13:14 (Pop-up)
Wilburn Burchette	Invocation to the Horned One	Guitar Grimoire		0:20:19 (Pop-up)
Tea & Symphony	Sometime "Sometime" by "Tea & Symphony"	An Asylum for the Musically Insane		0:24:57 (Pop-up)
Boa Constrictor & A Natural Vine	Don't Try to Hide from the Lighting	Boa Constrictor & A Natural Vine		0:29:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Bernard Fevre	"Bernard Fevre"			0:33:45 (Pop-up)
The New Tweedy Bros.	Somebody's Peepin'	The New Tweedy Bros!	1968	0:38:08 (Pop-up)
Relatively Clean Rivers	Journey Through the Valley of O	Relatively Clean Rivers	1975	0:42:07 (Pop-up)
Moon	I Should Be Dreaming "I Should Be Dreaming" by "Moon"	Without Earth And The Moon		0:46:33 (Pop-up)
Arthur Russell	Instrumentals 1974, Vol. 1 # 1	First Thought Best Thought	2006	0:49:39 (Pop-up)
Ash Ra Tempel	Light: Look at Your Sun	Schwingungen	1972	0:54:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Janko Nilovic	House in the Plain "House in the Plain" by "Janko Nilovic"			1:00:33 (Pop-up)
Nico Gomez and His Afro Percussion Inc.	Baila Chibiquiban	Ritual	1971	1:06:56 (Pop-up)
Marisa Rossi	Cinturão de Fogo "Cinturão de Fogo" by "Marisa Rossi"	Brazilian Guitar Fuzz Bananas		1:10:56 (Pop-up)
Donald Byrd	The Little Rasti "The Little Rasti" by "Donald Byrd"	Ethiopian Knights	1971	1:12:51 (Pop-up)
East Of Underground	Smiling Faces Sometimes	East Of Underground	1971/2007	1:31:02 (Pop-up)
Groundhog	Bumpin' "Bumpin'" by "Groundhog"	45	1974	1:37:12 (Pop-up)
Roy Ayers	We Live In Brooklyn Baby	He's Coming	1972	1:44:07 (Pop-up)
David Axelrod	The Human Abstract "The Human Abstract" by "David Axelrod"	Songs Of Experience	1969	1:44:13 (Pop-up)
Jeff Wayne Space Shuttle	Ape Shuffle (Theme From Planet of the Apes)			1:48:04 (Pop-up)
Traffic Sound	Meshkalina "Meshkalina" by "Traffic Sound"	Virgin	1969	1:52:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Janko Nilovic	"Janko Nilovic"			1:56:28 (Pop-up)
The Secret Syde	Versailles "Versailles" by "The Secret Syde"	Hidden Secrets	1983	2:03:08 (Pop-up)
Van Der Graaf Generator	Afterwards	The Aerosol Grey Machine	1969	2:06:56 (Pop-up)
Susan Christie	Paint a Lady "Paint a Lady" by "Susan Christie"	Paint a Lady	1970	2:11:53 (Pop-up)
Jerry Merrick	Please Clear the Air	Follow	1968	2:15:03 (Pop-up)
Kaleidoscope	Cuckoo "Cuckoo" by "Kaleidoscope"	Incredible Kaleidoscope	1969	2:18:33 (Pop-up)
Chemistry Set	Love Will Always Disappear	Chemistry Set	1987	2:22:39 (Pop-up)
Tommy Jay	I Was There "I Was There" by "Tommy Jay"	Tall Tales of Trauma	1986	2:25:19 (Pop-up)

Hugh Masekela	Why Are You Blowing My Mind	The Emancipation of Hugh Masekela	1966	2:34:59 (Pop-up)
Ti L'Afrique	Soul Sock Sega "Soul Sock Sega" by "Ti L'Afrique"	Soul Sok Séga: Séga Sounds From Mauritius 1973-1979 (V/A)	2016	2:37:31 (Pop-up)
The Gentlemen	Sorriso Selvagem "Sorriso Selvagem" by "The Gentlemen"	Psychedlic Pernambuco (V/A)	2011	2:40:59 (Pop-up)
Africa Show	Inspiração "Inspiração" by "Africa Show"	Angola Soundtrack 2	2013	2:46:27 (Pop-up)
Mogollar	Garip Coban "Garip Coban" by "Mogollar"	Mogollar	1976	2:50:14 (Pop-up)

RSS feeds for Mike Van Laar's show: Playlists feed | MP3 archives feed

| Email the Program Director | Other WFMU Playlists | All artists played by Mike Van Laar |

Listener comments!
	6:03am fred: Welcome back Mike!
	6:03am Mike VL: Hello Fred! I was hoping you'd be here...great to see you.
	6:41am Mike VL: Anybody going to the Record Fair??
	6:46am fred: I'm not going, though I sure would like to. I had no idea you were filling in before Jonathan announced it. A pleasant and much too rare surprise. I hope you'll cut that rarity factor. Any plan to come back with a regular show?
	6:51am Mike VL: Thanks Fred. I appreciate that, but I just can't do it weekly. I will try to fill in more than my usual 2-4 a year though. How are things with you?
	6:58am fred: Let's just say I'd rather not talk about it. Hearing your show is one of the rare good things to happen in the past 10 days
	7:00am Mike VL: Oh no. Sorry to hear that. Well, now I REALLY have to step it up for the next 2 hours!
	7:03am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Mike, and fred. Lurking the past hour and loving what you're doing. Thanks, makes month-end accounting suffer-able.
	7:06am Rob: Hello Mike! What was the instrumental "music behind the DJ" played between Boa Constrictor and The New Tweedy Bros.?
	7:08am fred: Good morning Sem, making accounting bearable is quite a feat. Mike, just be yourself, that's the point of your show.
	7:10am Mike VL: Hey Rob. It was Bernard Fevre... Pendulum is the track. Thanks for saying hi.
	7:11am Mike VL: Thanks Fred...you're right. Which "self" is always the problem for me though! As long as I know there is one person enjoying it, then I'm ok.
	7:14am Rob: Thanks! It's a sunny day in London and your set is great yoga music!
	7:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's that fella w/ the Shaman icon plays the kewl stuff! Great to be in such excellent company - youze guys. Power to you fred. May we someday live in not such interesting times...
	7:15am fred: Mike, that's one more reason why you should do more shows: that would lessen the stakes for the fight between your many selves
	7:16am Mike VL: Rabbit! Hi!
	7:17am Mike VL: Yes, Fred...very true. When I did a weekly 3-6 am I could really just indulge in my whims.
	7:20am Sem Chumbo: Hiya, RevRab. Good to see you. Mike, fred offers some sage advice re: our apparently innumerable and therefore, finally, unknowable selves :-)
	7:25am Mark R: This Donald Byrd track is really groovy. It's great to hear something from in between the old-school post-bop Byrd and the later, IMO overly-commercial Blackbyrds stuff.
	7:26am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...we could get rid of all our furniture & become a traveling band - The Sells of our Former Shelves...
	7:26am fred: @RRN63: Bad sucks, but is still better than boredom. I initially wrote "bad trumps boring", but for some reason that verb makes me nauseous
	7:32am Mike VL: Mark R - Yes! I feel the exact same way about the Blackbyrds stuff and was always slightly disappointing with Electric Byrd. This is my favorite of his. He really stretches and lets the other guys do so as well.
	7:36am fred: The mark of a great band leader is making the others better. That requires leaving them room, even if they're not comfortable with it. Joe McPhee is a master at that
	8:09am fred: Versailles? That's so funny. This sounds like a punk sea shanty, and Versailles is such an uptight ultra-conservative city
	8:10am Mike VL: Yeah, I think the lyrics are about WWI or something.
	8:11am Will: Always give props to the DJ who plays Van der Graaf Generator (and makes it fit in!).
	8:11am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Let them eat Punk.
	8:16am dale: love this susan christie
	8:17am fred: Yeah, the treaty of Versailles basically turned WWI into WWII. But I know the place quite well (a college-time girlfriend lived nearby, and I worked for years in the erea) and the contrast is hilarious
	8:19am Nate K: Hi Mike, Sounds great!
	8:22am Mike VL: Hey Nate, thanks for letting me sit in for a bit! Good luck at the record fair my friend!
	8:23am fred: Hey Nate, you sure have great taste in choosing people to fill in for you
	8:25am dale: great hippy set of music
	8:28am Mike VL: Speaking of such things...Nate K will be talking to Jesse Jarnow about his new book on Psychedlic America - "Heads", next week. Check it out.
	8:30am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: In this timeslot (Nate's show)?
	8:31am Mike VL: Yes sir!
	8:32am fred: Loophole city... A DJ isn't allowed to talk about his other endeavors on his show, but another's fine. That's a good thing
	8:39am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: RulesShmules. Tell us about the Psychedelic book!
	8:47am fred: @RRN63: Tune in next week! Will it be live or pre-recorded? Jesse can handle the early hour, but two days straight?
	8:56am SeanG: smokin track!!
	8:56am DaveinPA: and me without a may pole....
	8:57am fred: Mike, thanks for this show, and please be back soon, hopefully when I can listen

Mike Van Laar: Playlist from May 1, 2016

Listener comments!

(C) 2024 WFMU. Generated by KenzoDB, written 2000-2024 by Ken Garson