WFMU: Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from November 26, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: Good Saturday, Mayuko and all!
	12:02pm Mayuko: Good afternoon, james! Thank you for tuning in!
	12:07pm listener james from westwood: No holiday shopping for me. Malls horrify me this time of year. Happier to proofread and listen to music.
	12:10pm listener james from westwood: Malls actually horrify me on non-holiday occasions, too. I like busy casinos but hate malls. I am an odd duck.
	12:10pm Mayuko: yeah, I'm so bad at shopping anyway, get tired and bored very quickly, almost never go to physical stores anymore. let alone there's a looooong line!
	12:12pm Mayuko: Probably only book stores and craft supply stores. Home Depot etc. not even a record store.
	12:14pm listener james from westwood: Yes, if I could teleport from one bookstore to the next all day, that would be perfect. Punctuated by visits to doughnut spots or coffeehouses. (In other words, Portland, OR!)
	12:15pm Ken From Hyde Park: Greetings, residents of Planet Vertigo. I stayed home yesterday and bought one thing online, a Nest thermostat. Saved $20 additional with a rebate from Central Hudson utility. When it comes, I can keep the temperature really low and turn it back up from my phone as I'm on the way home, which could be late evening or whenever.
	12:22pm Mayuko: Hello, Ken! What does Nest thermostat do??? It controls the temperature of your house?
	12:29pm Doug Schulkind: That Richard Kirk piece was fantastic!
	12:33pm Mayuko: Doug! So happy to have you here!! I thought that piece was beautiful, too!
	12:35pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yes, it's the smart thermostat of the future, giving hope to the robots that turn the furnace on & off. www.nest.com...
	12:43pm Jesse k: Hi Mayuko!
	12:47pm Mayuko: Jesse!!! Glad to have you here!!!
	12:58pm P-90: Hi Mayuko! Happy After-Thanksgiving Weekend.
	1:06pm Jesse k: Louis Wain was the cat painter
	1:11pm Mayuko: Happy weekend to you too, P-90, thank you for tuning in!
	1:11pm Mayuko: Jesse, that's the one!!! Thank you! Here are the cat paintings I wanted to explain! blogs.scientificamerican.com...
	1:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: Afraid to admit I'm not too familiar with Leonard Cohen's works. Are they all as powerful as that selection?
	1:37pm melinda: hi all
	1:47pm Mayuko: @Ken Me neither, heard and liked a couple of albums of his, but I never had a phase of being really into him, probably because I didn't understand the poetry aspect of his music. I felt like the words were important part that made it powerful but I didn't get it. Many DJs did tributes though (as you might have already heard) available from the top page of wfmu.org.
	1:47pm Mayuko: hi melinda, thank you for tuning in!
	2:01pm SeanG: :-)
	2:16pm Mayuko: Welcome on board, SeanG!
	2:19pm SeanG: i'm off to the library to check out some Osamu Tezuka. Thank you Mayuko!
	2:20pm Mayuko: @SeanG Hope you'll like it, he's great. Have a good rest of the weekend!
	2:22pm melinda: Ekolali is nice music for a grey afternoon.
	2:22pm Ken From Hyde Park: Heh, I was going to say that I'm planning to walk into town to drop off some books & DVDs at the library here when the show's over. Before the sun ducks for cover.
	2:26pm Mayuko: @melinda he's from Sweden, perhaps they have lots of grey afternoon there?
	2:28pm SeanG: hear you in two weeks!
	2:28pm Mayuko: @Ken I still get surprised every evening by how the sun goes down much earlier now!
	2:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Mayuko - Yes, we're probably spoiled by having DST for 2/3 of the year.
	2:33pm Mayuko: I love DST. I wish Japan had that too.
	2:49pm Mayuko: My last track today - tune in for Bill Mac for the next two Saturdays: wfmu.org... Looking forward to being back on the radio, hope to see you all again on Dec 17th.
	2:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: I hope that means this African tune goes and goes. It's a very nice track. Have a fun and successful time off, Mayuko. Thanks for the show today!
	2:54pm rw: Thank you Mayuko!
	2:54pm listener james from westwood: Enjoy your time away from the mic, and thanks for the fine show today!
	3:01pm P-90: Thank you Mayuko!
	3:02pm Mayuko: Thanks again all for listening! See you in December!
	8:53pm zzmm: Hi Mayu, While I'm back in JPN again took advantage ordering all JPN CDs I wanted: 藤圭子ヒット&カバーコレクション艶歌と縁歌; 淡谷のり子全曲集; ゴールデン☆ベスト青江三奈; 弘田三枝子・しんぐるこれくしょん; ファミコン 20TH アニバーサリーオリジナルサウンドトラックス VOL.1 ~ 3!!!
	1:46pm fred: What a great first set! I love the arc of it, from a gloom that matches the pictures to the cosmic cars that could be headed to Liz Berg's robot dance party
	3:08pm fred: I liked this Francisco Meirino track enough to clicky-star it. Speaking of unlistenable noise, check out the listener comment at the bottom of Thomas Storck's playlist page (it makes more sense knowing that his show was called "Dangerous for the brain" at the time): wfmu.org...
	3:25pm fred: Not sure it's related, but "Russian Ballet Dance Company" could refer to "Ballets Russes", an early 20th century dance company based in Paris that was quite controversial at the time. They premiered Igor Stravinsky's Rite of Spring to a reception that went close to a riot. Nijinsky was part of it, and Diaghilev's choice of costume and set designers is ludicrous, including Picasso, Miro, Dali and many others. en.wikipedia.org...
	12:27am Mayuko: @zzmm man. I want Noriko Awaya best too :/ You're making me wanna travel there too. Haven't seen it for 6 years now!
	12:35am Mayuko: @fred haha, I think my favorite is "Can you stop talking" since I don't remember a single time Thomas talking that long. I don't feel like I really understand what listeners' ideas of WFMU are but I guess it's ok. Ballets Russes sounds like the right interpretation of the band name, that does seem to be the kind of references they'd make in that scene in the 80's Japan. Thank you for that!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Richard H. Kirk	Dead Relatives (Part One)	Time High Fiction (disc 2)	Doublevision	1983
Gen Ken Montgomery	Ferrous Vapors	Kosmiczny Pomiar 68-523 (Cosmic Survey)	Ricochet Dream	2016		0:18:24 (Pop-up)
Kassem Mosse	Molecular Memories "Molecular Memories" by "Kassem Mosse"	Disclosure	Honest Jon's	2016		0:31:27 (Pop-up)
Luke Eargoggle	I'm Your Magic Man	Audio Warriors	Bunker	2003		0:37:54 (Pop-up)
Pustules	Metal Aromatics "Metal Aromatics" by "Pustules"	Signaggregate	birdFriend	2016		0:42:38 (Pop-up)
Powell	Frankie [Feat. Frankie] "Frankie [Feat. Frankie]" by "Powell"	Sport	XL Recordings	2016		0:45:42 (Pop-up)
Cybotron	Cosmic Cars "Cosmic Cars" by "Cybotron"	Cosmic Cars 12”	Fantasy	1982		0:51:14 (Pop-up)

Ed Starink	Danse Extatique "Danse Extatique" by "Ed Starink"	Cristallin	MCR	1981		1:07:49 (Pop-up)
Eduard Artemyev	Solaris #16 "Solaris #16" by "Eduard Artemyev"	Andrey Tarkovsky Vol. 3. Solaris	Toei	1995		1:14:12 (Pop-up)
Leonard Cohen	Traveling Light "Traveling Light" by "Leonard Cohen"	You Want It Darker	Columbia	2016		1:20:24 (Pop-up)
M. Zalla (Piero Umiliani)	Riforme	Mondo Inquieto	Black Sweat Records	2016	Original 1974	1:24:43 (Pop-up)
Aunt Sally	Essey "Essey" by "Aunt Sally"	Aunt Sally	Vanity	1979		1:27:26 (Pop-up)
Chance Operation	Touch & Go "Touch & Go" by "Chance Operation"	Spare Beauty	Jeep Records	1982		1:31:48 (Pop-up)
Dennis Duck	Davey the Worm "Davey the Worm" by "Dennis Duck"	Darker Skratcher	Los Angeles Free Music Society	1980		1:37:28 (Pop-up)
Aviador Dro	Brigada De Demolición	Primer Aliento	La Fabrica Magnetica	1999	Original 1992	1:40:15 (Pop-up)
Russian Ballet Dan ロシアバレエ団	Schubert Beethoven	Shinkumu シンクーム	Nagomu	1986		1:44:10 (Pop-up)
John Baker	Electro-Twist MQ LP1/1, 1/2, 1/3	The John Baker Tapes - Vol. 2	Trunk Records	2008		1:46:53 (Pop-up)
Francisco Meirino	In Need Of Anything, No, Perhaps Nothing	Surrender, Render, End	Helen Scarsdale Agency	2016		1:51:09 (Pop-up)

Ekolali	Igor (Part A) "Igor (Part A)" by "Ekolali"	Igor	Not Not Fun	2016		2:11:23 (Pop-up)
Lyd	Parameter Morphing "Parameter Morphing" by "Lyd"	The Wire Tapper 41	Wire Magazine	2016		2:30:56 (Pop-up)
Grumbling Fur	Golden Simon "Golden Simon" by "Grumbling Fur"	Furfour	Thrill Jockey	2016		2:34:55 (Pop-up)
James Chen	By The Sea / Don't Be Discouraged	Taiwanese Folk Style	Moon Glyph	2016		2:39:47 (Pop-up)
Sonthaya Kalasin	Lam Don Sawan (Lam Doen I Am Here)	Lam Phloen Grade A Guy	Em Records	2016		2:44:59 (Pop-up)
Orchestre Super Mazembe	Shauri Yako	Guitar Paradise Of East Africa	Caroline Records	1990		2:48:22 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01pm listener james from westwood: Good Saturday, Mayuko and all!
	12:02pm Mayuko: Good afternoon, james! Thank you for tuning in!
	12:07pm listener james from westwood: No holiday shopping for me. Malls horrify me this time of year. Happier to proofread and listen to music.
	12:10pm listener james from westwood: Malls actually horrify me on non-holiday occasions, too. I like busy casinos but hate malls. I am an odd duck.
	12:10pm Mayuko: yeah, I'm so bad at shopping anyway, get tired and bored very quickly, almost never go to physical stores anymore. let alone there's a looooong line!
	12:12pm Mayuko: Probably only book stores and craft supply stores. Home Depot etc. not even a record store.
	12:14pm listener james from westwood: Yes, if I could teleport from one bookstore to the next all day, that would be perfect. Punctuated by visits to doughnut spots or coffeehouses. (In other words, Portland, OR!)
	12:15pm Ken From Hyde Park: Greetings, residents of Planet Vertigo. I stayed home yesterday and bought one thing online, a Nest thermostat. Saved $20 additional with a rebate from Central Hudson utility. When it comes, I can keep the temperature really low and turn it back up from my phone as I'm on the way home, which could be late evening or whenever.
	12:22pm Mayuko: Hello, Ken! What does Nest thermostat do??? It controls the temperature of your house?
	12:29pm Doug Schulkind: That Richard Kirk piece was fantastic!
	12:33pm Mayuko: Doug! So happy to have you here!! I thought that piece was beautiful, too!
	12:35pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yes, it's the smart thermostat of the future, giving hope to the robots that turn the furnace on & off. www.nest.com...
	12:43pm Jesse k: Hi Mayuko!
	12:47pm Mayuko: Jesse!!! Glad to have you here!!!
	12:58pm P-90: Hi Mayuko! Happy After-Thanksgiving Weekend.
	1:06pm Jesse k: Louis Wain was the cat painter
	1:11pm Mayuko: Happy weekend to you too, P-90, thank you for tuning in!
	1:11pm Mayuko: Jesse, that's the one!!! Thank you! Here are the cat paintings I wanted to explain! blogs.scientificamerican.com...
	1:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: Afraid to admit I'm not too familiar with Leonard Cohen's works. Are they all as powerful as that selection?
	1:37pm melinda: hi all
	1:47pm Mayuko: @Ken Me neither, heard and liked a couple of albums of his, but I never had a phase of being really into him, probably because I didn't understand the poetry aspect of his music. I felt like the words were important part that made it powerful but I didn't get it. Many DJs did tributes though (as you might have already heard) available from the top page of wfmu.org.
	1:47pm Mayuko: hi melinda, thank you for tuning in!
	2:01pm SeanG: :-)
	2:16pm Mayuko: Welcome on board, SeanG!
	2:19pm SeanG: i'm off to the library to check out some Osamu Tezuka. Thank you Mayuko!
	2:20pm Mayuko: @SeanG Hope you'll like it, he's great. Have a good rest of the weekend!
	2:22pm melinda: Ekolali is nice music for a grey afternoon.
	2:22pm Ken From Hyde Park: Heh, I was going to say that I'm planning to walk into town to drop off some books & DVDs at the library here when the show's over. Before the sun ducks for cover.
	2:26pm Mayuko: @melinda he's from Sweden, perhaps they have lots of grey afternoon there?
	2:28pm SeanG: hear you in two weeks!
	2:28pm Mayuko: @Ken I still get surprised every evening by how the sun goes down much earlier now!
	2:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Mayuko - Yes, we're probably spoiled by having DST for 2/3 of the year.
	2:33pm Mayuko: I love DST. I wish Japan had that too.
	2:49pm Mayuko: My last track today - tune in for Bill Mac for the next two Saturdays: wfmu.org... Looking forward to being back on the radio, hope to see you all again on Dec 17th.
	2:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: I hope that means this African tune goes and goes. It's a very nice track. Have a fun and successful time off, Mayuko. Thanks for the show today!
	2:54pm rw: Thank you Mayuko!
	2:54pm listener james from westwood: Enjoy your time away from the mic, and thanks for the fine show today!
	3:01pm P-90: Thank you Mayuko!
	3:02pm Mayuko: Thanks again all for listening! See you in December!
	8:53pm zzmm: Hi Mayu, While I'm back in JPN again took advantage ordering all JPN CDs I wanted: 藤圭子ヒット&カバーコレクション艶歌と縁歌; 淡谷のり子全曲集; ゴールデン☆ベスト青江三奈; 弘田三枝子・しんぐるこれくしょん; ファミコン 20TH アニバーサリーオリジナルサウンドトラックス VOL.1 ~ 3!!!
	1:46pm fred: What a great first set! I love the arc of it, from a gloom that matches the pictures to the cosmic cars that could be headed to Liz Berg's robot dance party
	3:08pm fred: I liked this Francisco Meirino track enough to clicky-star it. Speaking of unlistenable noise, check out the listener comment at the bottom of Thomas Storck's playlist page (it makes more sense knowing that his show was called "Dangerous for the brain" at the time): wfmu.org...
	3:25pm fred: Not sure it's related, but "Russian Ballet Dance Company" could refer to "Ballets Russes", an early 20th century dance company based in Paris that was quite controversial at the time. They premiered Igor Stravinsky's Rite of Spring to a reception that went close to a riot. Nijinsky was part of it, and Diaghilev's choice of costume and set designers is ludicrous, including Picasso, Miro, Dali and many others. en.wikipedia.org...
	12:27am Mayuko: @zzmm man. I want Noriko Awaya best too :/ You're making me wanna travel there too. Haven't seen it for 6 years now!
	12:35am Mayuko: @fred haha, I think my favorite is "Can you stop talking" since I don't remember a single time Thomas talking that long. I don't feel like I really understand what listeners' ideas of WFMU are but I guess it's ok. Ballets Russes sounds like the right interpretation of the band name, that does seem to be the kind of references they'd make in that scene in the 80's Japan. Thank you for that!

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from November 26, 2016

Listener comments!

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