WFMU: Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from July 23, 2016

Listener comments!
	11:47am listener james from westwood: So that's why my wrist was so itchy this morning when I woke up. And here I am, thinking it meant I was gonna get some money.
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: Live with the insect musicians! Howdy, Mayuko and all!
	12:02pm fred: Good afternoon Mayuko, James and other listeners
	12:03pm SeanG: Hello!
	12:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Greetings! Is this the Zika Virus Special today?
	12:05pm mzz: im staying up from 3am to get training done before it get hot. taking nap now. I'll check the paly back later. hydrate Mayuuu...
	12:07pm fred: @Ken: from the show's title it's more like Make America Molt Again
	12:08pm listener james from westwood: I'd vote for an empty cicada shell over T any day of the week.
	12:12pm Flash Strap: I love this recording. Hi Mayuko! First time catching you in the new time slot
	12:12pm mzz: current trend was Pokemon Go I heard...
	12:12pm listener james from westwood: Current bpm: 65. Weirdly, this is after caffeine.
	12:13pm fred: Larry Wilmore also has a sequence with Trump as Godzilla and Hillary closer to Mothra, which fits the metamorphosis title better
	12:14pm listener james from westwood: That "boom-boom-booms like this" has definite sample potential.
	12:15pm fred: Coconut shells can also be very useful for cavalry
	12:17pm P-90: Hello Mayuko and friends.
	12:18pm Mayuko: Good afternoon and thank you so much everyone for tuning in! Sorry for getting behind a bit on the comment board.
	12:20pm Mayuko: Waking up with itchiness in your wrist doesn't sound good, james, perhaps that's what it felt like for Samsa too when he woke up.
	12:21pm listener james from westwood: Ha! Hell, if I had those extra limbs, I'd copyedit much more quickly!
	12:22pm Mayuko: Haha! Metamorphosis isn't always so bad for humans either, then.
	12:22pm Ken From Hyde Park: I fell asleep the other day and woke up without feeling on part of a finger. It's still numb. I think there may be permanent nerve damage. :-(
	12:25pm fred: @Ken: I had that a couple times before, but feeling eventually returned and now all is right. Feeling returned with a vengeance though, very painful for a few days
	12:27pm mzz: OMGoud, I heard the at nursing home comedy otherday!
	12:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: @fred - Thanks, that's good to hear. Luckily, it's on the side of the finger, closer to the palm and not the fingertip. It's freaky.
	12:29pm Doug Schulkind: I heard that it was 104°F in NYC yesterday. The city should have pumped Play Vertigo archives into the atmosphere to cool things the hell off!
	12:29pm fred: This HELL track is my favorite from this week of Alan Vega tributes
	12:29pm listener james from westwood: Holy cow, Ken! Hoping it eventually gets its feeling back. I've had the same experience as Fred, though, so perhaps the prognosis is positive for full function. Doctor likely could say for sure.
	12:30pm listener james from westwood: @Doug, there were some posted temps for the Arabian Peninsula recently that were more fitting to Dune than to Earth. Scary.
	12:32pm Mayuko: oh no, Ken! I do hope that it'll return asap!!
	12:33pm Doug Schulkind: I think we should gather up all the climate-deniers with a backhoe and dump them in the "heat dome."
	12:33pm Mayuko: Doug! The studio C is not boiling yet but I have a feeling that it will eventually.
	12:35pm fred: @Doug: the idea of "gathering all the ... and dumping them in the ..." looks disturbingly trumpian
	12:37pm fred: This Mutamassik track was pretty great
	12:39pm Mayuko: Thanks fred re: Alan Vega tribute, that has been my favorite since it came out! and I did feel a little bit bad for him that the articles I've seen so far about him say he had been very active in creating things his entire life, and then all of them post only stuff from the first album (although it is understandable as news articles, I suppose.)
	12:46pm listener james from westwood: This is why FMU is such a resource; usually its DJs have been celebrating the less well known works of artists well before they pass. And when they do the station becomes a doctoral course in the person's work.
	12:46pm fred: @Mayuko: I had never heard this track before. Then again, I first heard Suicide something like 10 years ago, so it's not like I know anything
	12:47pm listener james from westwood: @fred: Suicide & its members' individual works I know about 100% due to FMU. NO idea how I would've heard of any of it sans the station.
	12:50pm fred: @james: a doctoral course without having to write that damn thesis! I work in a research institute, thesis writing is a touchy subject (I'm just a technician though, so I don't know firsthand)
	12:51pm listener james from westwood: @fred: I've copyedited theses and thesis proposals. Doing that level of coursework and research would bloody well kill me. Part of the reason I never went past my BA in English!
	12:55pm Doug Schulkind: @fred OK then. "Place" them in the heat dome. Better?
	1:04pm fred: @Doug: I was more objecting to the rounding-up side of it, but I guess I'm just out of touch
	1:07pm fred: @Mayuko: there's an insect music record on Sublime Frequency that's pretty electronic sounding too. I think it's called Brokenhearted Dragonflies, it's probably in the station's library
	1:09pm mdashkin: About five years' ago a documentary film came out about Japanese cultures' interest in insects: "Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo": www.beetlequeen.com... Hi Mayuko and everybody! --Michael
	1:14pm Mayuko: I'll check that out, thanks fred! and welcome on board, Michael! I'll check that out too!
	1:27pm Doug Schulkind: @fred I understand what you meant completely. And I am certain you understand the self-aware absurdity of what I meant completely.
	1:31pm fred: @Doug: I thought I did, then I saw that your coming Trump presidency is only prologue to our coming Le Pen one, and I couldn't see anything clearly through the tears
	1:37pm listener james from westwood: Never heard this band before, to my recollection; digging this track!
	1:43pm fred: With this new time slot, I realize how well ice cream goes with Mayuko's show
	1:45pm Ken From Hyde Park: @fred - Excellent point. I'm enjoying a bowl right now!
	1:52pm Dean: @KenFHP: Whenever my 10YO hurts his finger I get no end of pleasure out of asking him to "Give me the finger." Just think--you can do the same for your doctor! @fred: I mentioned this a week or so ago, but I'm not sure you caught the comment. I found a bottle of Tripel Karmeliet, your rec, and it was very tasty. Subsequently, while visiting Chicago, I had a glass of draught TK. Waiting in my 'fridge right now, a bottle of St. Feuillien Triple, which is supposed to be at least as good as TK.
	1:53pm Dean: Interesting phase effect with the cricket. My Chromebook makes it sound as if it's ten feet away in a corner of the room.
	1:56pm fred: @Dean: I never had a chance to drink the draught kind, anyway I'm glad you liked it. TK is my go-to drink at Instants Chavirés, my fave venue. I never tried St Feuillien either, I should be on the lookout for that
	1:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Have a nice week avoiding the heat, Mayuko. You may enjoy Kurt Gottschalk's insect program from a couple years ago. www.wfmu.org...
	1:58pm fred: Thanks Mayuko!
	1:59pm listener james from westwood: Thanks muchly, Mayuko!
	2:01pm P-90: Yay! Extra Vertigo Bonus Music!
	2:02pm Mayuko: @P-90 yay!!!!!
	2:07pm Mayuko: Of course ice cream goes well with this program, that's this DJ's principal food.
	2:07pm coelacanth: Mayuko, i'm sadly thinking i just missed you (after last week not being able to catch you at all) but... have i? are you going over?
	2:08pm fred: Hint: the schedule is clear up to 9am tomorrow. There's room for at least one more houre
	2:11pm Mayuko: hallo, coelacanth! I'm still here melting in this sauna aka Studio C! Glad you're here!
	2:12pm fred: @Mayuko: my principal food is Guinness (I love Billy Jam's show too), but somehow a Guinness ice cream doesn't seem like a good idea.
	2:12pm coelacanth: before Explorers room was scheduled 'till 10, he often would keep going after 9 - sometimes until 10. i'm glad he's scheduled 'till 10 now, but it made it special when he went over; and i couldn't be upset when he didn't.
	2:12pm paul b: One little fact about Guadacanal I've always liked is that the Japanese ambassadors residence in Honaria today sits on the same approximate location as the general staff headquarters during the battle. And that author Jack London who sailed through the Solomans on his sloop the Snark in 1912 or so hated the place (mosquitos)
	2:15pm Mayuko: Guinness ice cream! It must LOOK delicious though.
	2:15pm fred: Yah Gerogerigegege! (I did end up doing a cut/paste on that name to get it right)
	2:15pm coelacanth: Mayuko i'm glad i'm here too! this is Amazing! and everything since 1:59 as well. i'm going to go melt outside, working, but not until you're ready to let us go.
	2:16pm Mayuko: Yah I remember Flash Strap would do that sometimes too, coelacanth! That was always fun little surprise.
	2:17pm coelacanth: hah! whenever i get i guinness that's done properly, with a head, i love the foam because it reminds me of unsweetened coffee ice cream.
	2:18pm fred: @Mayuko: Black Velvet looks good too, but it's pretty dumb: champagne and Guinness, the champagne ends up between the foam and the beer, with a straw you can drink the champagne then you have you regular pint, except you paid double the price for it
	2:19pm Dean: Was just going to post about Black Velvet. Best to use a cheap sparkling wine, even a slightly sweet one, like a Cava.
	2:20pm Mayuko: ha, that IS interesting, paul b. I wonder why they'd do that? Makes memorial ceremony easy to do or something?? But not that they died at that particular point.
	2:21pm Mayuko: Now you're all making me crave for beer and ice cream, but not mixed together.
	2:22pm fred: @Dean: best not to try to mix anything with Guinness. Its immune system is strong
	2:23pm Dean: Back in '87 I ordered a BV at an Oxford pub. They refused to serve it, because "It makes you crazy." So I ordered a pint of Guinness and a glass of sparkling wine and made my own.
	2:24pm coelacanth: i used to down many "irish car bombs", but really i'd rather just enjoy the guinness....or the jameson.
	2:25pm fred: @coelacanth: agreed
	2:25pm Dean: Guinness makes a nice Irish stew.
	2:27pm fred: @coelacanth: Hot Jameson with cloves and honey is a great cure for a sore throat
	2:29pm coelacanth: coincidentally Mayuko, there's a chalk festival in new paltz this weekend (which i'm missing because i'm dog-sitting in ct) in which my friend Carmen is painting (chalking?) an assassin beetle nymph. she specializes in insects.
	2:30pm coelacanth: oh, fred that sounds delicious too!
	2:32pm fred: @coelacanth: I got that tip from an Irish friend, I always suspected it was an excuse to drink more Jameson (the brand that got me into whisky)
	2:37pm coelacanth: haha! i'm sure the whiskey is a double-edged sword if you're sick, but cloves have anesthetic properties and (good,raw) honey has some benefits so ...i'll try it!
	2:37pm mdashkin: Thanks Mayuko! Loved the extended-play Play Vertigo! :-)
	2:38pm Barnaby: great show Mayuko. listened live in stead of archive :)
	2:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for the extra music today, Mayuko.
	2:39pm fred: @coelacanth: Well, in my experience, it works. My scientific curiosity never got strong enough to remove the Jameson component though. A variant has you plug the cloves into a lemon slice
	2:41pm Mayuko: coelacanth, is new paltz in upstate NY? when I was looking for an artwork for this playlist today, I learned that there are many great artists who specialized in insects. It is indeed a fascinating subject! I should try it out myself sometime since Jeff M of Noise and Syrup gave me a nice book of beetles. Not the band.
	2:42pm Mayuko: Welcome on board, and thank you, Barnaby! & thank you all for listening and staying for this extra Vertigo!!
	2:42pm coelacanth: my go-to remedy is strong of ginger, lemon & honey (& other herbs). i could see clove making it more effective for sore throat specifically. ...still, i'm going to try the jameson way!
	2:44pm fred: Great show Mayuko! I'd like you to stretch to three hours every week, but I think a 2 to 3 hours show with no set end time is even better now that I can hear it live. I like unexpected
	2:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: The festival has a web site here: www.hudsonvalleychalkfestival.com It's on the main drag though town on the west side, just east of the bridge over the Wallkill.
	2:46pm coelacanth: Mayuko, yes - not far. maybe 90 mi. from jersey city, almost directly up the ny thruway. (...maybe one day i'll send the station a mostly insect related thing i did a few years ago.)
	2:49pm Mayuko: @fred Thank you! I've personally felt like I do a better job when 2 hours, can make it tighter and maintain the narrative, but think I should play around with it a bit. And it is indeed fun not to have the limit!
	2:50pm coelacanth: traffic in the village is almost unbearable on summer weekends though, unless you're traveling pretty early or very late. it's worth finding an alternate route, even if it's a couple extra miles drive.
	2:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yep, traffic bad. I usually park far from downtown and walk down the slope.
	2:53pm Mayuko: ohh, the festival looks actually very fun, although the temperature is not quite right for outdoor activity... nor even for indoor activity. Except one that contains Guinness and ice cream...
	2:54pm fred: @Mayuko: That's sounds like the best setup: 2 hours of regular show, then 0 to whatever, improv style
	2:55pm Brian in UK: Hello Mayuko, very late visit. My wife makes a delicious Christmas Pudding ice cream. Not a fan of CP but taste good as ice cream.
	2:55pm coelacanth: Ken, i live 3 blocks from the water street market. unfortunately (but maybe fortunately) i need to move so the landlord can renovate and charge an obscene amount of rent. i really hope i can stay fairly close.
	2:55pm Mayuko: Yah, I could play Man Forever after this forever.
	2:56pm Mayuko: Hello Brian in UK! I don't think I've ever had Christmas Pudding. I should try this year!
	2:57pm Mayuko: This will be over in 2 min - thanks again all for listening! Have a great week.
	2:57pm Brian in UK: The first time I gave blood, I was offered Guinness, must be the iron content. I was so not rude as to refuse it. CP is a bit stodgy.
	2:58pm fred: @Brian: where do they offer Guinness in exchange for blood?
	2:58pm coelacanth: people make interactive chalkings that you can only partake in over this weekend, but i really like after it's over and it's been rained on! the art takes on a whole different, and beautiful, effect.
	2:59pm Brian in UK: @fred this was around 1975. You should have seen the look on my face. Does not happen any longer.
	3:00pm Brian in UK: It was in London.
	3:00pm coelacanth: Thank you Mayuko! that was a treat, but i'll eventually start catching more of the show. tchau peeps
	3:01pm Mayuko: Have a great rest of the weekend and stay hydrated, all!
	3:01pm coelacanth: www.whatsthatbug.com...
	3:44pm Mayuko: For anyone who hasn't read and is interested: SAMSA IN LOVE By Haruki Murakami www.newyorker.com...
	3:49pm Gentress Myrrh: This is exactly what I needed to hear today!! Thank you so much--I am enjoying listening to your archived shows! (And I am also a collage/paper-cutting artist, so I feel a kinship!)
	7:08pm Mayuko: Thank you so much for listening, Monica! We must have similar function in our brains indeed and maybe that's why you enjoy my show, haha. which makes me happy!

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July 23, 2016: Metamorphosis

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Graeme Revell	Nature Morte (Still Life)	The Insect Musicians	Musique Brut	1986	Booklet http://home.scarlet.be/~spk/spktheinsectmusicians.htm
Johnnyabnormal's Cricket Recordings	multiple crickets 1 minus 1 octave, 2 octaves, 3 octaves, 4 octaves / multiple crickets 2 minus 1 octave, 2 octaves, 3 octaves, 4 octaves / multiple crickets 3 minus 1 octave, 2 octaves, 3 octaves, 4			2013	From a comment on http://wafflesatnoon.com/gods-cricket-chorus/	0:04:40 (Pop-up)
Langston Hughes	Rhythms of the World	The Voice of Langston Hughes	Smithsonian Folkways	1995	Original 1955	0:08:11 (Pop-up)
Margaret Dygas	Invisible Circles "Invisible Circles" by "Margaret Dygas"	Invisible Circles	Perlon	2009		0:15:53 (Pop-up)
HELL feat. Alan Vega	Listen To The Hiss	NY Muscle	International Deejay Gigolo Records	2003		0:24:22 (Pop-up)
Imminent Starvation	Mosquito "Mosquito" by "Imminent Starvation"	Human Dislocation	Ant-Zen	2004		0:28:05 (Pop-up)
Mutamassik	On(e) Foot (in), On(e) Foot (out)	Symbols Follow	Discrepant	2015		0:31:17 (Pop-up)
Adam Plack & Johnny Soames	Crocodile Totem	Winds Of Warning	Australian Music International	1994		0:36:41 (Pop-up)
Unknown	Drummed Message-Message Tambourine	Central African Republic	UNESCO	1983		0:41:07 (Pop-up)
Lea Bertucci & Leila Bordreuil	Thunder Rolling Down The Mountain	L'Onde Souterraine	Telegraph Harp	2015		0:45:48 (Pop-up)

Clara Rockmore	Romance "Romance" by "Clara Rockmore"	The Art Of The Theremin	Delos	1977		1:05:50 (Pop-up)
Francisco Semprun & Michel Christodoulides	Ebullition	Métamorphoses	Unidisc	1974		1:10:21 (Pop-up)
Palais Schaumburg	Morgen Wird Der Wald Gefegt	Palais Schaumburg	Bureau B	2013	Original 1981	1:12:40 (Pop-up)
Chrome	Insect Human "Insect Human" by "Chrome"	Blood On The Moon	Cleopatra	2014	Original 1981	1:16:40 (Pop-up)
Halmens ハルメンズ	Konchuugun 昆虫軍 (Insect Army)	Halmens No Kindaitaiso ハルメンズの近代体操	Invitation	1980		1:21:11 (Pop-up)
Peter Hope & The Jonathan S. Podmore Method	Scurry Bug	Dry Hip Rotation	Wrong Revolution	2014	Original 1986	1:25:20 (Pop-up)
Der Plan	Das Insekt "Das Insekt" by "Der Plan"	Japlan	Captain Trip Records	2002	Original 1984	1:27:47 (Pop-up)
Mouse on Mars	Catching Butterfly with Hands	Idiology	Sonig	2001		1:29:18 (Pop-up)
Cloud Becomes Your Hand	Hermit "Hermit" by "Cloud Becomes Your Hand"	Rest In Fleas	Northern Spy	2016		1:34:34 (Pop-up)
Fondation	Apparence Dans La Nuit "Apparence Dans La Nuit" by "Fondation"	Metamorphoses	Self-released	1980		1:38:32 (Pop-up)
Bisk	Smooth-Skinned Woman "Smooth-Skinned Woman" by "Bisk"	Japanese Avant-Garde	Sub Rosa	2002		1:43:44 (Pop-up)

Storm Bugs	Solely From "Solely From" by "Storm Bugs"	A Safe Substitute	Snatch Tapes	1980		1:59:03 (Pop-up)
Brume	Xerxès Part 2 "Xerxès Part 2" by "Brume"	Xerxès	Rotorelief	2014		2:07:35 (Pop-up)
Gerogerigegege ゲロゲリゲゲゲ	Gerogerigegege ゲロゲリゲゲゲ	Moenai hai 燃えない灰	Eskimo Records	2016		2:09:45 (Pop-up)
J. A. Seazer	The Longhorned Beetle Of Sodom	Sealbreaking	Ain't Group Sounds	1980		2:24:53 (Pop-up)

Walter De Maria	Cricket Music "Cricket Music" by "Walter De Maria"	Drums and Nature	Self-released	1964		2:34:42 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:47am listener james from westwood: So that's why my wrist was so itchy this morning when I woke up. And here I am, thinking it meant I was gonna get some money.
	12:02pm listener james from westwood: Live with the insect musicians! Howdy, Mayuko and all!
	12:02pm fred: Good afternoon Mayuko, James and other listeners
	12:03pm SeanG: Hello!
	12:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Greetings! Is this the Zika Virus Special today?
	12:05pm mzz: im staying up from 3am to get training done before it get hot. taking nap now. I'll check the paly back later. hydrate Mayuuu...
	12:07pm fred: @Ken: from the show's title it's more like Make America Molt Again
	12:08pm listener james from westwood: I'd vote for an empty cicada shell over T any day of the week.
	12:12pm Flash Strap: I love this recording. Hi Mayuko! First time catching you in the new time slot
	12:12pm mzz: current trend was Pokemon Go I heard...
	12:12pm listener james from westwood: Current bpm: 65. Weirdly, this is after caffeine.
	12:13pm fred: Larry Wilmore also has a sequence with Trump as Godzilla and Hillary closer to Mothra, which fits the metamorphosis title better
	12:14pm listener james from westwood: That "boom-boom-booms like this" has definite sample potential.
	12:15pm fred: Coconut shells can also be very useful for cavalry
	12:17pm P-90: Hello Mayuko and friends.
	12:18pm Mayuko: Good afternoon and thank you so much everyone for tuning in! Sorry for getting behind a bit on the comment board.
	12:20pm Mayuko: Waking up with itchiness in your wrist doesn't sound good, james, perhaps that's what it felt like for Samsa too when he woke up.
	12:21pm listener james from westwood: Ha! Hell, if I had those extra limbs, I'd copyedit much more quickly!
	12:22pm Mayuko: Haha! Metamorphosis isn't always so bad for humans either, then.
	12:22pm Ken From Hyde Park: I fell asleep the other day and woke up without feeling on part of a finger. It's still numb. I think there may be permanent nerve damage. :-(
	12:25pm fred: @Ken: I had that a couple times before, but feeling eventually returned and now all is right. Feeling returned with a vengeance though, very painful for a few days
	12:27pm mzz: OMGoud, I heard the at nursing home comedy otherday!
	12:29pm Ken From Hyde Park: @fred - Thanks, that's good to hear. Luckily, it's on the side of the finger, closer to the palm and not the fingertip. It's freaky.
	12:29pm Doug Schulkind: I heard that it was 104°F in NYC yesterday. The city should have pumped Play Vertigo archives into the atmosphere to cool things the hell off!
	12:29pm fred: This HELL track is my favorite from this week of Alan Vega tributes
	12:29pm listener james from westwood: Holy cow, Ken! Hoping it eventually gets its feeling back. I've had the same experience as Fred, though, so perhaps the prognosis is positive for full function. Doctor likely could say for sure.
	12:30pm listener james from westwood: @Doug, there were some posted temps for the Arabian Peninsula recently that were more fitting to Dune than to Earth. Scary.
	12:32pm Mayuko: oh no, Ken! I do hope that it'll return asap!!
	12:33pm Doug Schulkind: I think we should gather up all the climate-deniers with a backhoe and dump them in the "heat dome."
	12:33pm Mayuko: Doug! The studio C is not boiling yet but I have a feeling that it will eventually.
	12:35pm fred: @Doug: the idea of "gathering all the ... and dumping them in the ..." looks disturbingly trumpian
	12:37pm fred: This Mutamassik track was pretty great
	12:39pm Mayuko: Thanks fred re: Alan Vega tribute, that has been my favorite since it came out! and I did feel a little bit bad for him that the articles I've seen so far about him say he had been very active in creating things his entire life, and then all of them post only stuff from the first album (although it is understandable as news articles, I suppose.)
	12:46pm listener james from westwood: This is why FMU is such a resource; usually its DJs have been celebrating the less well known works of artists well before they pass. And when they do the station becomes a doctoral course in the person's work.
	12:46pm fred: @Mayuko: I had never heard this track before. Then again, I first heard Suicide something like 10 years ago, so it's not like I know anything
	12:47pm listener james from westwood: @fred: Suicide & its members' individual works I know about 100% due to FMU. NO idea how I would've heard of any of it sans the station.
	12:50pm fred: @james: a doctoral course without having to write that damn thesis! I work in a research institute, thesis writing is a touchy subject (I'm just a technician though, so I don't know firsthand)
	12:51pm listener james from westwood: @fred: I've copyedited theses and thesis proposals. Doing that level of coursework and research would bloody well kill me. Part of the reason I never went past my BA in English!
	12:55pm Doug Schulkind: @fred OK then. "Place" them in the heat dome. Better?
	1:04pm fred: @Doug: I was more objecting to the rounding-up side of it, but I guess I'm just out of touch
	1:07pm fred: @Mayuko: there's an insect music record on Sublime Frequency that's pretty electronic sounding too. I think it's called Brokenhearted Dragonflies, it's probably in the station's library
	1:09pm mdashkin: About five years' ago a documentary film came out about Japanese cultures' interest in insects: "Beetle Queen Conquers Tokyo": www.beetlequeen.com... Hi Mayuko and everybody! --Michael
	1:14pm Mayuko: I'll check that out, thanks fred! and welcome on board, Michael! I'll check that out too!
	1:27pm Doug Schulkind: @fred I understand what you meant completely. And I am certain you understand the self-aware absurdity of what I meant completely.
	1:31pm fred: @Doug: I thought I did, then I saw that your coming Trump presidency is only prologue to our coming Le Pen one, and I couldn't see anything clearly through the tears
	1:37pm listener james from westwood: Never heard this band before, to my recollection; digging this track!
	1:43pm fred: With this new time slot, I realize how well ice cream goes with Mayuko's show
	1:45pm Ken From Hyde Park: @fred - Excellent point. I'm enjoying a bowl right now!
	1:52pm Dean: @KenFHP: Whenever my 10YO hurts his finger I get no end of pleasure out of asking him to "Give me the finger." Just think--you can do the same for your doctor! @fred: I mentioned this a week or so ago, but I'm not sure you caught the comment. I found a bottle of Tripel Karmeliet, your rec, and it was very tasty. Subsequently, while visiting Chicago, I had a glass of draught TK. Waiting in my 'fridge right now, a bottle of St. Feuillien Triple, which is supposed to be at least as good as TK.
	1:53pm Dean: Interesting phase effect with the cricket. My Chromebook makes it sound as if it's ten feet away in a corner of the room.
	1:56pm fred: @Dean: I never had a chance to drink the draught kind, anyway I'm glad you liked it. TK is my go-to drink at Instants Chavirés, my fave venue. I never tried St Feuillien either, I should be on the lookout for that
	1:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Have a nice week avoiding the heat, Mayuko. You may enjoy Kurt Gottschalk's insect program from a couple years ago. www.wfmu.org...
	1:58pm fred: Thanks Mayuko!
	1:59pm listener james from westwood: Thanks muchly, Mayuko!
	2:01pm P-90: Yay! Extra Vertigo Bonus Music!
	2:02pm Mayuko: @P-90 yay!!!!!
	2:07pm Mayuko: Of course ice cream goes well with this program, that's this DJ's principal food.
	2:07pm coelacanth: Mayuko, i'm sadly thinking i just missed you (after last week not being able to catch you at all) but... have i? are you going over?
	2:08pm fred: Hint: the schedule is clear up to 9am tomorrow. There's room for at least one more houre
	2:11pm Mayuko: hallo, coelacanth! I'm still here melting in this sauna aka Studio C! Glad you're here!
	2:12pm fred: @Mayuko: my principal food is Guinness (I love Billy Jam's show too), but somehow a Guinness ice cream doesn't seem like a good idea.
	2:12pm coelacanth: before Explorers room was scheduled 'till 10, he often would keep going after 9 - sometimes until 10. i'm glad he's scheduled 'till 10 now, but it made it special when he went over; and i couldn't be upset when he didn't.
	2:12pm paul b: One little fact about Guadacanal I've always liked is that the Japanese ambassadors residence in Honaria today sits on the same approximate location as the general staff headquarters during the battle. And that author Jack London who sailed through the Solomans on his sloop the Snark in 1912 or so hated the place (mosquitos)
	2:15pm Mayuko: Guinness ice cream! It must LOOK delicious though.
	2:15pm fred: Yah Gerogerigegege! (I did end up doing a cut/paste on that name to get it right)
	2:15pm coelacanth: Mayuko i'm glad i'm here too! this is Amazing! and everything since 1:59 as well. i'm going to go melt outside, working, but not until you're ready to let us go.
	2:16pm Mayuko: Yah I remember Flash Strap would do that sometimes too, coelacanth! That was always fun little surprise.
	2:17pm coelacanth: hah! whenever i get i guinness that's done properly, with a head, i love the foam because it reminds me of unsweetened coffee ice cream.
	2:18pm fred: @Mayuko: Black Velvet looks good too, but it's pretty dumb: champagne and Guinness, the champagne ends up between the foam and the beer, with a straw you can drink the champagne then you have you regular pint, except you paid double the price for it
	2:19pm Dean: Was just going to post about Black Velvet. Best to use a cheap sparkling wine, even a slightly sweet one, like a Cava.
	2:20pm Mayuko: ha, that IS interesting, paul b. I wonder why they'd do that? Makes memorial ceremony easy to do or something?? But not that they died at that particular point.
	2:21pm Mayuko: Now you're all making me crave for beer and ice cream, but not mixed together.
	2:22pm fred: @Dean: best not to try to mix anything with Guinness. Its immune system is strong
	2:23pm Dean: Back in '87 I ordered a BV at an Oxford pub. They refused to serve it, because "It makes you crazy." So I ordered a pint of Guinness and a glass of sparkling wine and made my own.
	2:24pm coelacanth: i used to down many "irish car bombs", but really i'd rather just enjoy the guinness....or the jameson.
	2:25pm fred: @coelacanth: agreed
	2:25pm Dean: Guinness makes a nice Irish stew.
	2:27pm fred: @coelacanth: Hot Jameson with cloves and honey is a great cure for a sore throat
	2:29pm coelacanth: coincidentally Mayuko, there's a chalk festival in new paltz this weekend (which i'm missing because i'm dog-sitting in ct) in which my friend Carmen is painting (chalking?) an assassin beetle nymph. she specializes in insects.
	2:30pm coelacanth: oh, fred that sounds delicious too!
	2:32pm fred: @coelacanth: I got that tip from an Irish friend, I always suspected it was an excuse to drink more Jameson (the brand that got me into whisky)
	2:37pm coelacanth: haha! i'm sure the whiskey is a double-edged sword if you're sick, but cloves have anesthetic properties and (good,raw) honey has some benefits so ...i'll try it!
	2:37pm mdashkin: Thanks Mayuko! Loved the extended-play Play Vertigo! :-)
	2:38pm Barnaby: great show Mayuko. listened live in stead of archive :)
	2:39pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for the extra music today, Mayuko.
	2:39pm fred: @coelacanth: Well, in my experience, it works. My scientific curiosity never got strong enough to remove the Jameson component though. A variant has you plug the cloves into a lemon slice
	2:41pm Mayuko: coelacanth, is new paltz in upstate NY? when I was looking for an artwork for this playlist today, I learned that there are many great artists who specialized in insects. It is indeed a fascinating subject! I should try it out myself sometime since Jeff M of Noise and Syrup gave me a nice book of beetles. Not the band.
	2:42pm Mayuko: Welcome on board, and thank you, Barnaby! & thank you all for listening and staying for this extra Vertigo!!
	2:42pm coelacanth: my go-to remedy is strong of ginger, lemon & honey (& other herbs). i could see clove making it more effective for sore throat specifically. ...still, i'm going to try the jameson way!
	2:44pm fred: Great show Mayuko! I'd like you to stretch to three hours every week, but I think a 2 to 3 hours show with no set end time is even better now that I can hear it live. I like unexpected
	2:44pm Ken From Hyde Park: The festival has a web site here: www.hudsonvalleychalkfestival.com It's on the main drag though town on the west side, just east of the bridge over the Wallkill.
	2:46pm coelacanth: Mayuko, yes - not far. maybe 90 mi. from jersey city, almost directly up the ny thruway. (...maybe one day i'll send the station a mostly insect related thing i did a few years ago.)
	2:49pm Mayuko: @fred Thank you! I've personally felt like I do a better job when 2 hours, can make it tighter and maintain the narrative, but think I should play around with it a bit. And it is indeed fun not to have the limit!
	2:50pm coelacanth: traffic in the village is almost unbearable on summer weekends though, unless you're traveling pretty early or very late. it's worth finding an alternate route, even if it's a couple extra miles drive.
	2:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yep, traffic bad. I usually park far from downtown and walk down the slope.
	2:53pm Mayuko: ohh, the festival looks actually very fun, although the temperature is not quite right for outdoor activity... nor even for indoor activity. Except one that contains Guinness and ice cream...
	2:54pm fred: @Mayuko: That's sounds like the best setup: 2 hours of regular show, then 0 to whatever, improv style
	2:55pm Brian in UK: Hello Mayuko, very late visit. My wife makes a delicious Christmas Pudding ice cream. Not a fan of CP but taste good as ice cream.
	2:55pm coelacanth: Ken, i live 3 blocks from the water street market. unfortunately (but maybe fortunately) i need to move so the landlord can renovate and charge an obscene amount of rent. i really hope i can stay fairly close.
	2:55pm Mayuko: Yah, I could play Man Forever after this forever.
	2:56pm Mayuko: Hello Brian in UK! I don't think I've ever had Christmas Pudding. I should try this year!
	2:57pm Mayuko: This will be over in 2 min - thanks again all for listening! Have a great week.
	2:57pm Brian in UK: The first time I gave blood, I was offered Guinness, must be the iron content. I was so not rude as to refuse it. CP is a bit stodgy.
	2:58pm fred: @Brian: where do they offer Guinness in exchange for blood?
	2:58pm coelacanth: people make interactive chalkings that you can only partake in over this weekend, but i really like after it's over and it's been rained on! the art takes on a whole different, and beautiful, effect.
	2:59pm Brian in UK: @fred this was around 1975. You should have seen the look on my face. Does not happen any longer.
	3:00pm Brian in UK: It was in London.
	3:00pm coelacanth: Thank you Mayuko! that was a treat, but i'll eventually start catching more of the show. tchau peeps
	3:01pm Mayuko: Have a great rest of the weekend and stay hydrated, all!
	3:01pm coelacanth: www.whatsthatbug.com...
	3:44pm Mayuko: For anyone who hasn't read and is interested: SAMSA IN LOVE By Haruki Murakami www.newyorker.com...
	3:49pm Gentress Myrrh: This is exactly what I needed to hear today!! Thank you so much--I am enjoying listening to your archived shows! (And I am also a collage/paper-cutting artist, so I feel a kinship!)
	7:08pm Mayuko: Thank you so much for listening, Monica! We must have similar function in our brains indeed and maybe that's why you enjoy my show, haha. which makes me happy!

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