WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from March 26, 2018

Listener comments!
	9:02pm Scraps deSelby: h’m mmm
	9:05pm Sam Segal: One thousand hellos to you, @Scraps!
	9:06pm Doug Schulkind: Malagasy?
	9:06pm Doug Schulkind: Also, hello!
	9:07pm Sam Segal: Man, you're good, Doug.
	9:08pm Doug Schulkind: Just guessed by the name Ravalomanana. I’ve seen it before.
	9:18pm Sam Segal: Link to that Malagasy tape: thewealthofthewise.blogspot.com...
	9:21pm Mayuko: Good evening!!
	9:22pm Sam Segal: Greetings, @Mayuko!
	9:32pm northguineahills: There is already Sleipnir (Nordic) and Rhiannon (Welsh) of the horse deities I can think of.... Someone should should document the horse deities of the horse deities of the various steppe nomad tribes, unfortunately, not much survives once monotheism took over.
	9:37pm Sam Segal: Howdy, @NGH. Lotta horsely qualities worth deifying, that's for damn sure. Monotheism was a misstep!
	9:40pm northguineahills: I hate the power structure of monotheism, but many 'pagan' religions weren't all too altruistic either (neo-paganism doesn't count).
	9:42pm northguineahills: Most smaller pagan religion traditions only survive from the critiques of their monotheistic conquerors, for if they had a written tradition at all, it was wiped out (see Livonia, Lithuania). The only reason we have the Nordic saga/pantheon preserved is b/c of Iceland.
	9:45pm northguineahills: In Iceland, my (now) wife asked what should we do on our next to last day, go see geysers, or take the folklore tour. I decided the folklore/history tour, she agreed, and we didn't regret it (there were only two other people on the tour).
	9:47pm Sam Segal: Man, I have got to get to Iceland. Everyone I know who has traveled there has had a great a experience.
	9:53pm ifny: Yes, I too have heard nothing but good about Iceland. Cycling is amazing there and trippy apparently since the landscape plays tricks with your mind because of scale.
	9:57pm ifny: That's some jive-talk right there.
	9:59pm Sam Segal: I gotta wash the jive out of my mouth. Welcome, @IFNY!
	10:04pm slawooy: Rex Illusivi ! aka Suba aka Mitar Subotic lots of good sounds stayed behind him
	10:08pm Sam Segal: Yes, big RIP to Mitar Subotic. Pleased this new compilation of Rex Illusivi could turn me onto his work. Glad to have you, @slawooy.
	10:17pm ifny: Thank you for the welcome Sam! This is some stereo right here....
	10:30pm slawooy: Suba has collaborated twice w/Milan Mladenovic, the frontmen of EKV. First time in 1982 - prob the best album ever recorded in Yugoslavia ‘Katarina II’ and then in mid 90’s they also did hypnotic album called ‘Angel’s dust’. EKV was founded after he left for Brazil. These albums and bands were very influential through some rough times in Ex-Yu
	10:37pm northguineahills: That was one of my favorite Breeder's unsung songs, thanks Sam! I'm off to a show b/c I didn't do shit for my bday as I was totally fatigued at my age (wow, I'm in my 40s!). Kawaii desu!
	10:40pm northguineahills: Tim Gane is who told me to look for Neu!. (I was a wee lad at the time).
	10:47pm Sam Segal: Wow, I will have to hear the full story of that encounter sometime, @NGH.
	10:47pm Sam Segal: I gotta seek out this "Katarina II" record, @slawooy. Thanks for the tip.
	10:56pm northguineahills: @Sam: I was 20, and got to Atlanta early for a Stereolab show. The tour bus pulled up, and they wanted to get coffee. My friend and I were too starstruck to make meaningful conversation w/ Laetitia, Mary, or Morghane, but finally my friend finally blurted out, what's the first krautrock album we should find, and tim answered, "Neu!" He said other bands that I tatooed into my memory, but that stood in my head (I read Thurston recommending them as well), and all of sudden, I could talk like a normal person.
	11:01pm Sam Segal: Ah, man, that is such a wonderful memory. Far better than when I found out about Neu. Can't even remember when I found about them, because it was probably in some surface-level intro to Krautrock article on Pitchfork or something.
	11:41pm still b/p: I can’t imagine you’d get into truly dreadful quality concerns unless you were coming from long- maintained audiophile perspectives/standards to begin with. But I don’t know what the receiver handling of the signal will do, added- noise-wise, or making thin capabilities of playback device more noticeable. Can you get your hands on anybody else’s li’l portable player for a test listen of your own discs in your own system?
	11:44pm Sam Segal: Oh, now that's a smart idea, @SBP. My ears are not refined by any means, so I doubt I will pick up on anything, unless it's super noticeable. My receiver is pretty decent though, so maybe a test is in order.
	11:52pm still b/p: Check real favorites and familiars if you can do the test. “I’ve heard this often, and at decent or best quality, and THIS ain’t what it oughta sound like.” Or, “Yeah, that’s it, it’s there. This’ll do.”

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March 26, 2018: The Deification of the Horse

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Ravalomanana Fenoarivo Gara	Side A (excerpt)	Tanjona Iray Ihany Fa Ny Tetika Samy Manana Ny Azy	LT Production	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Josefus	Hard Luck "Hard Luck" by "Josefus"	Brown Acid: The First Trip	Riding Easy	0:15:05 (Pop-up)
Bell'a Njoh	Ebolo "Ebolo" by "Bell'a Njoh"	Sofrito: International Soundclash	Strut	0:18:56 (Pop-up)
Sabela	Africa "Africa" by "Sabela"	Gumba Fire: Bubblegum Soul & Synth Boogie in 1980s South Africa	Strut	0:26:43 (Pop-up)
Cheikk Lô	Saly "Saly" by "Cheikk Lô"	Dieuf Dieul	AVP	0:27:22 (Pop-up)
Mar Seck	El Dulcerito "El Dulcerito" by "Mar Seck"	Vagabonde: From Super Cap-Vert to Number One: Unreleased Recordings 1969-1980	Teranga Beat	0:32:28 (Pop-up)
Chris Powell & His Five Blue Flames	I Come From Jamaica	Jukebox Mambo, Vol. II	Jazzman	0:36:32 (Pop-up)
Abdou El Omari	Zifaf Filfada "Zifaf Filfada" by "Abdou El Omari"	Nuits D'ete avec Naima Samih	Radio Martiko	0:38:51 (Pop-up)
El Ansar Abdelghani	Side B, Track 2	La Voix el Maarif 288	La Voix el Maarif	0:43:22 (Pop-up)

Rex Ilusivii	Facedance "Facedance" by "Rex Ilusivii"	Selected Works - Rex Ilusivii	Versatile	0:58:16 (Pop-up)
RXM Reality	I Haven't Been Invited In	Panic Cycle	Hausu Mountain	1:02:16 (Pop-up)
Tessela	Glisten "Glisten" by "Tessela"	Blue 01	Whities	1:06:38 (Pop-up)
Will DiMaggio	UH UH OH "UH UH OH" by "Will DiMaggio"	At Ease	Future Times	1:12:50 (Pop-up)
Magical Power Mako	Spring Storm "Spring Storm" by "Magical Power Mako"	Magical Computer Music	CBS/Sony	1:16:07 (Pop-up)
Cavern Of Anti-Matter	Phantom Melodies	Hormone Lemonade	Duophonic	1:23:00 (Pop-up)
The Breeders	Mad Lucas "Mad Lucas" by "The Breeders"	Last Splash	4AD	1:28:39 (Pop-up)
Sachiko Kanenobu	Running Away On A Road Of Snow	Misora	Guerssen	1:32:54 (Pop-up)

Christian Lillinger Grund	Plastik	C O R	Self-Released	1:45:38 (Pop-up)
Andrew Drury	Guanajuato "Guanajuato" by "Andrew Drury"	A Momentary Lapse	Innova	1:51:51 (Pop-up)
Andrew Drury	My Fingers Will Be Your Tears	My Fingers Will Be Your Tears	Cadence Jazz	1:56:57 (Pop-up)
Matt Mitchell	ŒRBS "ŒRBS" by "Matt Mitchell"	FØRAGE	Screwgun	2:05:49 (Pop-up)
Khaled Kurbeh & Raman Khalaf Ensemble	To Kafranbel	Aphorisms	Between Buttons	2:06:59 (Pop-up)
Amadou Ndiaye Samb	Sa Ndene Codou Fall	Radio Senegal Recordings		2:12:03 (Pop-up)
Bachir Sahraoui	Ban Aamak Djazairi	l'Aichi Bachir Sahraoui	EBM	2:18:56 (Pop-up)

Ryuichi Sakamoto	Futique "Futique" by "Ryuichi Sakamoto"	Ongaku 90 - Underground Music from Japan	Hiruko	2:34:03 (Pop-up)
Inoyama Land	Collecting Net "Collecting Net" by "Inoyama Land"	Danzindan-Pojidon	Yen	2:37:58 (Pop-up)
Essaie Pas	New Path "New Path" by "Essaie Pas"	New Path	DFA	2:42:28 (Pop-up)
Porya Hatami	Dawn (ft. Tomotsugu Nakamura)	Phone to Logos	Audiobulb	2:48:43 (Pop-up)
Smog	I'm New Here "I'm New Here" by "Smog"	A River Ain't Too Much To Love	Drag City	2:56:01 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02pm Scraps deSelby: h’m mmm
	9:05pm Sam Segal: One thousand hellos to you, @Scraps!
	9:06pm Doug Schulkind: Malagasy?
	9:06pm Doug Schulkind: Also, hello!
	9:07pm Sam Segal: Man, you're good, Doug.
	9:08pm Doug Schulkind: Just guessed by the name Ravalomanana. I’ve seen it before.
	9:18pm Sam Segal: Link to that Malagasy tape: thewealthofthewise.blogspot.com...
	9:21pm Mayuko: Good evening!!
	9:22pm Sam Segal: Greetings, @Mayuko!
	9:32pm northguineahills: There is already Sleipnir (Nordic) and Rhiannon (Welsh) of the horse deities I can think of.... Someone should should document the horse deities of the horse deities of the various steppe nomad tribes, unfortunately, not much survives once monotheism took over.
	9:37pm Sam Segal: Howdy, @NGH. Lotta horsely qualities worth deifying, that's for damn sure. Monotheism was a misstep!
	9:40pm northguineahills: I hate the power structure of monotheism, but many 'pagan' religions weren't all too altruistic either (neo-paganism doesn't count).
	9:42pm northguineahills: Most smaller pagan religion traditions only survive from the critiques of their monotheistic conquerors, for if they had a written tradition at all, it was wiped out (see Livonia, Lithuania). The only reason we have the Nordic saga/pantheon preserved is b/c of Iceland.
	9:45pm northguineahills: In Iceland, my (now) wife asked what should we do on our next to last day, go see geysers, or take the folklore tour. I decided the folklore/history tour, she agreed, and we didn't regret it (there were only two other people on the tour).
	9:47pm Sam Segal: Man, I have got to get to Iceland. Everyone I know who has traveled there has had a great a experience.
	9:53pm ifny: Yes, I too have heard nothing but good about Iceland. Cycling is amazing there and trippy apparently since the landscape plays tricks with your mind because of scale.
	9:57pm ifny: That's some jive-talk right there.
	9:59pm Sam Segal: I gotta wash the jive out of my mouth. Welcome, @IFNY!
	10:04pm slawooy: Rex Illusivi ! aka Suba aka Mitar Subotic lots of good sounds stayed behind him
	10:08pm Sam Segal: Yes, big RIP to Mitar Subotic. Pleased this new compilation of Rex Illusivi could turn me onto his work. Glad to have you, @slawooy.
	10:17pm ifny: Thank you for the welcome Sam! This is some stereo right here....
	10:30pm slawooy: Suba has collaborated twice w/Milan Mladenovic, the frontmen of EKV. First time in 1982 - prob the best album ever recorded in Yugoslavia ‘Katarina II’ and then in mid 90’s they also did hypnotic album called ‘Angel’s dust’. EKV was founded after he left for Brazil. These albums and bands were very influential through some rough times in Ex-Yu
	10:37pm northguineahills: That was one of my favorite Breeder's unsung songs, thanks Sam! I'm off to a show b/c I didn't do shit for my bday as I was totally fatigued at my age (wow, I'm in my 40s!). Kawaii desu!
	10:40pm northguineahills: Tim Gane is who told me to look for Neu!. (I was a wee lad at the time).
	10:47pm Sam Segal: Wow, I will have to hear the full story of that encounter sometime, @NGH.
	10:47pm Sam Segal: I gotta seek out this "Katarina II" record, @slawooy. Thanks for the tip.
	10:56pm northguineahills: @Sam: I was 20, and got to Atlanta early for a Stereolab show. The tour bus pulled up, and they wanted to get coffee. My friend and I were too starstruck to make meaningful conversation w/ Laetitia, Mary, or Morghane, but finally my friend finally blurted out, what's the first krautrock album we should find, and tim answered, "Neu!" He said other bands that I tatooed into my memory, but that stood in my head (I read Thurston recommending them as well), and all of sudden, I could talk like a normal person.
	11:01pm Sam Segal: Ah, man, that is such a wonderful memory. Far better than when I found out about Neu. Can't even remember when I found about them, because it was probably in some surface-level intro to Krautrock article on Pitchfork or something.
	11:41pm still b/p: I can’t imagine you’d get into truly dreadful quality concerns unless you were coming from long- maintained audiophile perspectives/standards to begin with. But I don’t know what the receiver handling of the signal will do, added- noise-wise, or making thin capabilities of playback device more noticeable. Can you get your hands on anybody else’s li’l portable player for a test listen of your own discs in your own system?
	11:44pm Sam Segal: Oh, now that's a smart idea, @SBP. My ears are not refined by any means, so I doubt I will pick up on anything, unless it's super noticeable. My receiver is pretty decent though, so maybe a test is in order.
	11:52pm still b/p: Check real favorites and familiars if you can do the test. “I’ve heard this often, and at decent or best quality, and THIS ain’t what it oughta sound like.” Or, “Yeah, that’s it, it’s there. This’ll do.”

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from March 26, 2018

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