WFMU: Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from June 21, 2018

Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from June 21, 2018

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Intimate electronics, bad poetry, tender murk, and tired humans making the best of it. Features live sound collaging, too.

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Adriene joins Olivia for three hours of chaos and calm. With the dials turning and the phone lines open, they’ll take live listener calls about different topics of serendipity and cosmic-connection while live-mixing music, stories, and all kinds of radio ravioli from around the world. Call in - 201-209-9368!
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Adriene joins Olivia for three hours of chaos and calm. With the dials turning and the phone lines open, they’ll take live listener calls about different topics of serendipity and cosmic-connection while live-mixing music, stories, and all kinds of radio ravioli from around the world. Call in - 201-209-9368!

June 21, 2018: (Jack Whitten)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Images	New * / Special ***	Approx. start time
Patrick Cowley & Candida Royalle	Tomato Song abbr. + Simple (1961) by Nam June Paik
Claire M. Singer / Florist	Ceo / A Hospital + Crucifix Made of Plastic	Solas / The Birds Outside Sang							0:01:16 (Pop-up)
Matmos	Ultimate Care II "Ultimate Care II" by "Matmos"	Ultimate Care II							0:06:08 (Pop-up)
+++++++Fucked Up w/ tanya tagaq	+++++++Our Own Blood (w/ Matmos)								0:24:23 (Pop-up)
On Fillmore	Bota Fogo "Bota Fogo" by "On Fillmore"	Happiness of Living							0:44:16 (Pop-up)
Mecanica Popular	Daguerrotipo "Daguerrotipo" by "Mecanica Popular"	¿Que Sucede Con El Tiempo?							0:46:50 (Pop-up)
Robert Schroeder	Utopia "Utopia" by "Robert Schroeder"								0:51:54 (Pop-up)

Grouper	Alien Observer "Alien Observer" by "Grouper"	A I A : Alien Observer							1:00:47 (Pop-up)
Rafael Toral / Odeya Nini	The Horizon / Cyclicality	Moon Field / Vougheauxyice							1:03:13 (Pop-up)
Yo La Tengo	Nowhere Near "Nowhere Near" by "Yo La Tengo"	Painful							1:12:21 (Pop-up)
Yuzo Iwata	Goodnight, Daylight Moon	Daylight Moon							1:18:35 (Pop-up)
Camera	Ildefons "Ildefons" by "Camera"	Phantom of Liberty							1:25:10 (Pop-up)
Norman Westberg	Soothe The String	After Vacation							1:28:42 (Pop-up)

Prince	I Wish U Heaven "I Wish U Heaven" by "Prince"	Lovesexy							1:37:04 (Pop-up)
Stereolab + Charles Long	How To Play Your Internal Organs Overnight								1:39:32 (Pop-up)
Karen Marks	Cold Café "Cold Café" by "Karen Marks"								1:43:29 (Pop-up)
Nadjma	Some Day My Caliph Will Come	Sherwood at the Controls, Vol. 1: 1979-1984							1:46:31 (Pop-up)
Holly Herndon	Morning Sun "Morning Sun" by "Holly Herndon"	Platform							1:51:15 (Pop-up)
Norman Westberg	Oops, Wrong Hat "Oops, Wrong Hat" by "Norman Westberg"	13							1:56:07 (Pop-up)
Harry Nilsson	Life Line "Life Line" by "Harry Nilsson"								2:04:26 (Pop-up)
R. Hundro	Check out to a Spot "Check out to a Spot" by "R. Hundro"	Invisible on Report							2:08:27 (Pop-up)
Liquid Liquid	Rubbermiro "Rubbermiro" by "Liquid Liquid"	Liquid Liquid							2:10:44 (Pop-up)
Phew	Echo "Echo" by "Phew"	Light Sleep							2:14:27 (Pop-up)
Klein	Farewell Sorry "Farewell Sorry" by "Klein"	Tommy							2:21:28 (Pop-up)
The Supremes	Ooowee Baby "Ooowee Baby" by "The Supremes"								2:24:25 (Pop-up)
Rafael Toral / Paul Lansky	The Stars / Artifice	Moon Field / [unreleased]							2:32:15 (Pop-up)
Gen Ken Montgomery	Gen ken mix "Gen ken mix" by "Gen Ken Montgomery"	Live on My Castle of Quiet 7.20.2012							2:43:10 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	Do I Move You "Do I Move You" by "Nina Simone"								2:57:20 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:01pm blee: Hello Olivia! Hello brick wall gif.
	12:01pm blee: Hello lichen on bricks, dig your colors.
	12:03pm olivia: hello! apologies for the imgflip watermark, i used to make gifs on giphy.com but for some reason they stopped letting u download them! its been a real bummer
	12:03pm Linda Lee: Olivia! so happy about your day slot! always loved catching ravioli in the darkness. now it will be easier! Brava!!!
	12:04pm Adrian in London: Hi Olivia. I really like this Claire M Singer album.
	12:05pm olivia: agreed adrian! its so good
	12:06pm northguineahills: What, Cowley did a Nam June Paik piece..., my dura mater is in pieces, totally blown!!!!
	12:06pm Ike: Hi Olivia! Good to hear you during work hours!
	12:06pm melinda: Hi O
	12:07pm Adrian in London: @Olivia She's Music Director of the organ at Union Chapel here in London
	🍝 12:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: My simple solution for the watermark is to dab a bit of tomato sauce on the screen and it covers it right up.
	🍝 12:09pm G: GAMERA!!
	12:10pm olivia: Adrian, I'm looking at her website now and watching one of her videos on mute, i believe its from the union chapel. Real neat!
	12:11pm Ike: What are youse guys reading? Anything? This looks interesting: www.amazon.com...
	12:11pm Little Matty Gherkin & The Vlasic Dancers: Helloooooooooooooo Olivia
	12:12pm northguineahills: Matmos!
	12:13pm Adrian in London: @Olivia It's one of my favourite venues in London, And every Saturday afternoon there's an event called Daylight Music, where three artists play a set – different people each week. Entry is by donation and it's one of the truly great things about this city. They've had people like Laetitia Sadier, Piano Magic and Sweet Billy Pilgrim, but also a 1940s orchestra, a handbell ensemble and a show of Bond theme covers. It's marvellous.
	12:13pm northguineahills: @Ike: Looks good. Been going through the last three years of The Wire magazine lately (great, more to add to my queue!)
	12:14pm northguineahills: jelly, Adrian!!!!
	12:17pm Ike: Oops make that a Smile Amazon link and if you buy anything, credit the $$$$ to Auricle Communications to help WFMU! smile.amazon.com...
	12:21pm mb: Hi Olivia and listeners! Got the day off and an hour to take in the sounds. happy Summer Solstice to all!!
	12:23pm Passaic River Blues: @Olivia & Adrian en Londres: Singer's "Fairge" piece from last year was spectacular. First heard it on Fabio's show and couldn't get enough.
	12:27pm yip yip: I just had a slip of the tongue when I said radio raviolo
	12:28pm Adrian in London: @Passaic Yes, it's great. I still haven't seen ehr play out and I really want to.
	12:29pm olivia: Ike, I really dug that Elena Ferrante series "My brilliant friend" etc.
	12:30pm sam p: loving this matmos washer cycle rn
	12:31pm Mark Hurst: Great show today, Olivia!
	12:35pm olivia: thanks, Mark!
	12:36pm Aaron Working In Newark: Nice shamanic leaf rattling here
	12:45pm Passaic River Blues: @Ike: I've read a few good ones recently. From the last month, my favorites have been: Djuna Barnes’ “Nightwood” Tayari Jones’ “An American Marriage” Cyril Connolly’s “The Unquiet Grave” Joan Didion’s “Run River”
	12:46pm sphere: hello folks
	12:48pm sphere: @Ike: Been drifting through "Karl Marx: A Very Short Introduction." Nice to learn a bit about the fellow through his own words.
	12:49pm olivia: Ah, related to Marx: "all that is solid melts into air", by marshall berman, also a nice pairing with the ferrante
	12:52pm Michael 98145: linotype !!
	12:55pm joe mulligan: Good Rav today Olivia! I like it fried Jerz style with heavy beats!
	12:56pm maestroso: Loving these hypnotic sounds Olivia!
	12:56pm Michael 98145: @ike, that does look like a promising book. i'm currently working my way thru _The Assassination of Reinhard Heydrich_ by Callum MacDonald.
	12:57pm Michael 98145: by the way, France just beat Peru 1-0
	12:59pm Phillippe Bastille: Hi Olivia and everyone
	1:03pm Rev. Turnip Druid: FOKES.
	🍝 1:04pm G: Fried Pickle Sandwich Tuesday, Radio BLT yesterday, Ravioli today... FMU is making me fat
	1:08pm yip yip: chef boyardee
	1:14pm sphere: hey i heard about a new reissue from Bernard Parmegiani
	1:14pm northguineahills: Love that Toral/Nini! This YLT destroys me!
	1:15pm melinda: Nice YLT
	1:17pm olivia: hadn't heard that, sphere! parmegiani reggiani
	1:17pm yip yip: Im gonna sprinkle some parmegiani on my ravioli
	1:18pm sphere: lol
	1:30pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I am reading Camp of The Saints. It is what happens when 800,000 dirt poor people from India show up in 100 ships in the south of France. It was written in 1972 or so, so it is not so afraid to not be PC.
	1:31pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: It is not afraid to confront: 1. What do the former colonial powers owe the Third World? 2. Should they take them all in and go broke in the process, and thus destroy themselves as a society?
	1:32pm Devin B.: Neil, we all tolerate your point of view, but that book is white supremacist propaganda. Please keep it to yourself.
	1:33pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Devin B. Your statement is a smear. It is not white supremacist propaganda. I don't even know you.
	1:34pm joe mulligan: man I wisht I'd seen Norman Wesberg when he came through BK last year. but he played with someone real popular and it sold out fast
	1:34pm Devin B.: Not trying to start a fight. Just asking you to keep it to yourself for now.
	1:36pm chris: Neil, here's more info about that novel. it may be illuminate Devin's comment for you - en.wikipedia.org...
	1:37pm chris: loving the show, Olivia! you had me at Matmos, of course.
	1:37pm Passaic River Blues: "Camp of the Saints" is 100% a racist tract, beloved by the Le Pens.
	1:38pm D. Lightfoot: That was cool what happened when a bunch or dirt poor white people showed up in boats in North America.
	1:38pm Lixiviated Life: There are no easy answers to complex problems.
	1:38pm Rev. Turnip Druid: CRAP, missed Camera. Will promptly punch self......innaface.
	1:40pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Dear DJ-please, just delete all my comments, seems my summer reading has stirred up a hornet's nest. The Wall Street Journal said it had merit, but apparently it is regarded as fringe. By some. Make sure to bring a copy of Huckleberry Finn to the next book burning for me, i cannot make it.
	1:40pm northguineahills: Space Age Bachelor Pad Music by the Lab!
	1:40pm The Oscar: Tuning in to say yay Brain Candy! Equally underrated movie and soundtrack.
	1:41pm Chris from DC: Th'Lab!
	1:41pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @D Lightfoot-well, I did hear a Native American say they regretted their former immigration policy.
	1:42pm joe mulligan: too much stuff gets de-contextualized and appropriated these days. that book sounds interesting, just as 1984 and Brave New World are these days.
	1:43pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Joe-it IS an interesting book. The guy in the bookstore said he read it, and I am pretty sure he is a lefty.
	1:44pm joe mulligan: as long as we digest these things at face value with the context of the time it was written, we all can learn about how as humans we can all try to get along together on this planet.
	1:46pm Michael 98145: ( this always makes me smile : www.cafepress.com... :)
	1:48pm Passaic River Blues: @Joe: It's not de-contextualized. Raspail is a noted and famous racist. His aim was not to "try to get along together on this planet" but to foment hatred. It's basically the French "Turner Diaries".
	1:48pm Commodore Vic: I enjoy this!
	1:49pm Devin B.: Well said PRB. Thanks.
	1:50pm Michael 98145: Sherwood gave us so much great music.
	1:52pm Maggie B.: getting sick of people promoting racist drivel. www.splcenter.org...
	1:52pm northguineahills: Thanks Olivia, time for me to tune into Mary Wing. That's the problem w/ WFMU, there's and overwhelming richness of choices......
	1:53pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Jeez, I said I was READING IT not PROMOTING IT. What if I said I was reading The Anarchist Cookbook? Would that make me a terrorist??
	1:54pm D. Lightfoot: Now that really is a horrible book.
	1:54pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @DJ-please DO ME A FAVOR and just DELETE all my comments! I am digging a hole here just because I am reading a darned book.
	1:56pm northguineahills: Meh, I've read Mein Kampf, the Communist Manifesto, and more, but I read absolutely anything, even trashy romance novels.....Can't have critical thinking skils if you only read what you think you'd agree w/
	1:56pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @NGH-you are ok in my book. I owe you one.
	1:57pm northguineahills: whoops, today is Thursday, it's Meghan's day!
	1:58pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I listen to a far left guy on Canadian talk radio. Does that make me a socialist now? Maybe I just want to hear the news from a point of view 180 degrees out of sync with my own?
	2:01pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Hey, anybody remember Detachable Penis by King Missile?
	2:01pm sphere: Neil, you can read Mein Kampf and not be a Nazi. But if you are reading a book like MK and say nice things about it, other people online might want to make sure the audience knows more about it than just the nice things.
	2:01pm Lixiviated Life: Words convey thoughts and should be used with discretion.
	2:04pm Madame Psychotique: wots up mama ravs!
	2:04pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Sphere-I had no idea it was a racist screed, I honestly thought it just tackled the whole thorny immigration dilemma. I thought the guy was making cartoonish characters who happened to be racist.
	2:05pm sphere: @Neil - I'm not judging, I don't have enough info to say one thing or another about your reading choices. It's your thing.
	2:05pm olivia: @ Madame Psychotique hey friend!! <3
	2:05pm Little Matty Gherkin & The Vlasic Dancers: Harry <3
	2:06pm D. Lightfoot: This
	2:06pm Webhamster Henry: I really have to get this Harry Nilsson outtakes and demos collection. The Shelley Duvall part by itself is worth it!
	2:07pm D. Lightfoot: Who would win in a fight: Harry Nilsson or Biff Rose?
	2:07pm olivia: The harry nilsson demos of popeye are so brilliant
	2:07pm Lixiviated Life: Hey, Is it Pickle Symphony Lil' Donut Time already?
	2:07pm Michael 98145: this has really been a great show. thx.
	2:07pm D. Lightfoot: (John Sebastian is referee)
	2:07pm northguineahills: What Webhamster Henry said.....
	2:07pm listener james from westwood: Olivia!! Been in the car and in the office but have been listening since the git-go and digging the sounds! Glad to be able to listen live this season (and, hoping, beyond!).
	2:08pm olivia: thanks james!!
	2:09pm Lixiviated Life: This has quickly become my new favorite WFMU-ish show
	2:10pm D. Lightfoot: Nillson reminds me of my childhood on a deep level. I had played The Point on my little record player in my room over and over.
	2:10pm JakeGould: @WildNeil: You are just a bizarre attention troll. Give it a rest and maybe take a break already.
	2:10pm olivia: and ah yes since i didn't actually say it, shelley duvall is also so freaking good in those demos.
	2:10pm Lixiviated Life: I do admit that I preferred the pre-daylight vibe of the old time slot, but better to have than to have not.
	2:11pm D. Lightfoot: He's got mon-eeeeeeey! Laaaaarge.
	2:12pm Kat in Chicago: Dangit I keep forgetting I can listen to this live now!
	2:12pm Ike: Maggie B.'s link at 1:52 is very important and informative.
	2:15pm Chris from DC: Liquid Liquid into Phew sounds really good.
	2:17pm JakeGould: @WildNeil: The amount of immigrants coming into the U.S. irregardless of methods has been continually dropping for years. Every person who has been deported could still be let in today and the rate is still low. It’s not just that it’s like racist, it’s uniformed and based on paranoid fantasies.
	2:18pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @JakeGould- How DARE you call me that! I do not engage in name calling, as you do. I am not an attention troll. That is a convenient appellation you heard that you think applies to me. Why don't you go jump in a lake and mind your own darned business? I happen to have views that do not coincide with yours so you decide to tar and feather me with that moniker?
	2:21pm JakeGould: Whatever your point of view is, why you show up at WFMU playlists to share them is past my comprehension.
	2:22pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: This all started with "what are you reading these days?". It was an honest answer. So what if I vote differently than you? Do I chastise you for YOUR voting choices?? Or religious beliefs??!
	2:23pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Klein sounds like Prince played at 16-2/3 rpm.
	2:25pm JakeGould: Someone asking casually what you are reading and your endless “DJ, please delete my comments…” posts are two different things. I have just read “The Outsiders” and beginning to read a bio of Cab Calloway.
	2:25pm ⓘⓚⓔ: Uh oh, so this is all my fault for asking what everybody's reading? I went on a self-imposed comment vacation for a couple of weeks after a little run-in w/Creamo Coyl and I just got back and I'm already causing trouble again! Sheesh! LOL.
	2:26pm Kat in Chicago: Just put that Klein in my Bandcamp wishlist.
	2:26pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I have been listening to WFMU since 1985. THAT is why I am here. @Ike-sorry man, didn't mean to stir up trouble. I don't BLAME anybody.
	2:27pm northguineahills: ike, that's why you're fun, you're a trouble-maker ;)
	2:27pm PoPo: Is 91.1 down right now? Can only get 91.9
	2:27pm JakeGould: More mice in the equipment!
	2:28pm olivia: kat in chicago, yes yes yes!! i really like klein, this video she made is also a gem www.youtube.com...
	2:28pm Lixiviated Life: For what it's worth, I reading "Barbarian Days: A Surfing Life" by William Finnegan. It's beautiful writing. You don't have to be a surfer to enjoy his prose.
	2:29pm ⓘⓚⓔ: I'm getting 91.1 and haven't noticed any interruption since a brief outage during Trouble's show.
	2:29pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Lixivated Life-is it stories about surfing or just the rest of his life? Or both?
	2:31pm steveo: i think the mice are making balloon animals
	2:31pm Kat in Chicago: @olivia I'm looking forward to checking out more of her work.
	2:32pm Lixiviated Life: Finnegan style of writing is descriptive and efficient. Flowing (like a wave).
	2:32pm JakeGould: @steveo: Mice making balloon animals is preferable to to middle aged weirdos making them outside of playgrounds.
	2:32pm Devin B.: That Klein album is fantastic. Thanks for the video link! Great show. Sorry for stirring up trouble. I'm reading "Certain Magical Acts," by Alice Notley.
	2:33pm JakeGould: Except for this one heroin nodded magician I saw on the subway making balloon animals and dingy birds appear from out of nowhere. That guy was sad and cool.
	2:34pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Do I smell book-talk? I'm about 15 years into giving up fiction. No regrets.
	2:34pm Rev. Turnip Druid: th'Rafael!
	2:35pm ⓘⓚⓔ: @Lixiviated, I read an excerpt of that in the New Yorker and was very surprised at how much I really liked it. It was engrossing.
	2:35pm northguineahills: moar Toral!
	2:36pm Lixiviated Life: @Wild Neil. It's all that, his life, surfing and the evolving nature of the mid to late 20th century in general. All woven together nicely.
	2:38pm Michael 98145: the mice got into the helium again :)
	2:39pm Chris from DC: This is nice. Must look into these Toral collaboration things.
	2:40pm olivia: "unofficial collaborations", they're just layered on top of each other
	2:40pm Passaic River Blues: @Olivia: this is wonderful.
	2:41pm ⓘⓚⓔ: @RTD, all nonfiction has elements of fiction that have leaked in, usually unintentionally. It's unavoidable. Human memory is rubbish. :)
	2:41pm Chris from DC: Ah, I see, thanks for the clarification.
	2:41pm yip yip: I think someones dripping tomato sauce on top of the radio antenna
	2:41pm Lixiviated Life: @Rev. Turnip Druid I may be inclined to abandon fiction as well, (but never friction. Friction is our friend)
	2:42pm olivia: lol, you're on point today yip yip
	2:42pm kuba: great show, olivia!
	2:44pm JakeGould: I just like reading 60 grit sandpaper. None of that 1500 wet/dry for me.
	2:45pm Webhamster Henry: Ah, good ol' Gen Ken.
	2:45pm flashbazbo: I am dancing to this
	2:46pm SSS: I love this stuff but it drives my teens nuts. I think it will alter their brains and make them smarter and liberal
	2:46pm melinda: I'm not reading anything right now.
	2:46pm JakeGould: Who reads that 1500 wet/dry? Paris Review subscribers?
	2:46pm Webhamster Henry: I'm also an old Paul Lansky fan - I used his NeXT software to make some music.
	2:47pm northguineahills: Gen Ken!
	2:47pm melinda: This is cool.
	2:48pm Michael 98145: (amazingly, Croatia is holding off Argentina 0-0 )
	2:48pm Devin B.: @Webhamster Henry: that sounds awesome. Lansky's stuff is great!
	2:49pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I remember being invited to visit Generator (Gen Ken's place) once. I bought a Bulgarian folk music record, but I thought it would be more like Le Mystery des Bulgares instead of what I got! It had songs like "Luka got a new leather belt", etc.
	2:49pm olivia: word Webhamster Henry! i used to listen to his album alphabet book (i think that's the name??) a lot!! i used to DJ at wprb, and since he's a professor at princeton, he was HEAVY in the stacks
	2:49pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: It was 1990 I think. Maybe 89.
	2:53pm Michael 98145: thank you, DJ Olivia
	2:53pm northguineahills: Well, this will make the segue into Fabio's show seamless. Thanks Olivia, so dig you toons!
	2:53pm northguineahills: Wow, Henry! lol, Wild Neil!
	2:54pm Lixiviated Life: @JakeGould That's a little bit too much friction, even for me.
	2:54pm Webhamster Henry: @Wild Neil I never got to the original East Village Generator, but I went to the one in Chelsea. I was at the last show - I really wanted to adopt his "Generator" (which was some kind of automobile or tube testing device) but how to get it in my apartment was a bit of a quandry. @Olivia I used to listen to Homebrew a lot.
	2:57pm chris: thanks, olivia! great stuff!
	2:58pm chris: and wow, Henry! you had a Cube?
	2:58pm still b/p: Woke at 3:30 AM the other night — a spring/summer affliction, and started looking at selections from Henry Beston. Started with Outermost House pieces (read whole thing 20 years ago) and might continue with his writings in/on Maine.
	3:00pm PoPo: “From your head down to your liver”
	3:00pm olivia: thanks everybody!
	3:02pm blee: gonna listen to more Robert Schroeder, thanks for turning me on to him!
	3:02pm blee: fun shoW
	3:04pm Michael 98145: @chris, NeXTSTEP!
	3:06pm Lixiviated Life: My favorite haunting Nick Drake song. Not sure who's spinning records now, but thanks.
	3:19pm Reno D: Gently swinging on the porch in the country listening to Fabio’s Nick Drake selections is now my idea of the perfect sunny summer Solstice afternoon.

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