WFMU: Serious Moonlight Sonatas with Carol: Playlist from January 27, 2019

Listener comments!
	6:03am fred: Good morning Carol and everyone
	6:06am David in London: Morning Carol and all you good Moonlighters out there.
	6:07am CarolCrow: Good morning, fred!
	6:07am CarolCrow: Morning, David!
	6:09am duke: Good morning Carol et al.
	6:10am Dave Conehead: Tuckituh tuck to the Selector!! Got me tuned in on a Sunday. Love your show.
	🌜 6:11am Brian in UK: Greetings, Carol and sensation seekers. Do you have any door painting music?
	6:14am Sem: Hello, and good morning, Ms. Crow, and all. I suggest the bootleg "More Music about Painting Parts of Buildings and Food.
	6:16am S_Rah: Good morning. So far a nice morning music mix. Thanks
	6:16am diciassette: Bon aprem' fred n David, and good morning Carol Crow and feller merkens. I have that Drinks record in the queue! I'm very excited about it.
	6:16am fred: @Brian in UK: Now if Carol's premium this year is be called "music to paint doors by", we'll know who to credit/blame for it
	6:16am listener monica: good morning!
	6:17am CarolCrow: Good morning, duke!
	6:18am CarolCrow: Hey, Dave! Thanks for tuning it:)
	6:18am Stanley: Happy Sunday morning everyone.
	6:18am CarolCrow: Hello, Brian! I this Editors song is painting music:)
	6:19am CarolCrow: Sem, happy to have you here!
	6:20am Sem: Likewise.
	6:22am CarolCrow: Good morning, S_Rah! Welcome!
	6:22am jkeigh: Hello Carol and fellow listeners. A late good morning to you all (was making eggs)
	🌜 6:23am Brian in UK: Carol, it is somewhere twixt Brian Eno and Glenn Gould. Perhaps William Byrd's Mass in Four Parts. Both sides and the edges. Not being a U2 fan the edge(s) do not count.
	6:23am Satis-factory records: Good morning everyone!
	6:23am Granny Spicy Tuna: greetings, moonlit ones
	🌜 6:24am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Carol and moonrisers. Your premium could have paint-by-numbers kits of Jim Morrison and his bandmates.
	6:26am David in London: For Manzarek head... use Humbrol Flesh Tone #27
	6:27am Sem: Brian: try this www.youtube.com...
	🌜 6:27am Brian in UK: Non-Drip Gloss, were they an Eighties Synth band?
	🌜 6:28am Brian in UK: Sem, I forgot he was from your way.
	6:29am Stanley: Wasn't Matt Finish the lead singer in Non Drip Gloss?
	6:31am CarolCrow: Hello, diciassette! The Drinks record is really great:)
	6:32am jkeigh: With Sir Turpent Tyn playing the Prophet 5 on a couple of tracks. They toured with the Dukes of Stratosphere i believe.
	6:32am CarolCrow: @fred&Brian: That would be a great idea for a premium! :)
	6:33am CarolCrow: Good morning, monica!
	6:33am CarolCrow: Happy Sunday to you, too, Stanley!
	6:34am CarolCrow: jkeigh! A very good morning to you! :)
	6:34am CarolCrow: Good morning, Satis-factory records!
	6:35am CarolCrow: Hello, Granny Spricy! Welcome!
	6:35am David in London: I thought Matt Gloss was in Bros..?
	6:36am CarolCrow: Hey Ken, that's another great idea! Can't have too many pictures of ol' Jim:) :)
	6:36am Jeroen Kuster: Wow wat een super duper song I'm really loving this
	🌜 6:37am Brian in UK: Why does touch paper always seem to be blue?
	🌜 6:39am Brian in UK: @Davis that's gross.
	6:40am jkeigh: Yes this Parade Du Soliat track is my favorite new track of 2019 right now!
	6:40am Stanley: Why is there no name for the back of the knees?
	6:41am CarolCrow: @Jeroen@6:36 & jkeigh!6:40: Glad you like:)
	6:42am Sem: It's the Popliteal Fossa, Stanley. The Romans had a word for everything.
	6:45am jeroen Kuster: Thank you really really Love Is music
	6:46am Reg Smeaton: Stanley, you are pinching my lines. Off to the Fool & Bladder with you.
	🌜 6:48am Brian in UK: My dilemma is whether to use a water or oil based paint.
	6:48am fred: @Jeroen: I think I remember you saying you'd have a residency in Paris this year, is this right?
	6:48am jkeigh: @ Brian, mix the two. What could possibly go wrong?
	7:00am jeroen Kuster: hi Fred yes that's true I'm going the 14th of February to Paris I have a guest studio in Cite Des Arts I'm There Till The End Of July so Maybe we can meet up
	7:06am fred: @Jeroen: We have to! There are experimental/noise shows sometimes at Les Nautes which is just a short walk from there. And I work nearby, so we'll figure it out
	7:07am jeroen Kuster: Hi Fred that Sounds really nice I'm really looking for today
	7:07am leylou: aaahhh how I love that waves' sound. weirdly cool morning I unexpectedly woken up to. Thank you for participating in making it so :))
	7:09am David in London: Gonna have to pick me up a copy of Abandon Malaysia.
	7:14am sweet cheri: greetings carol and everybody, sorry I'm late carol, so carol, what's new?
	7:15am diciassette: When Camper van Beethoven said "I had a dream/I wanted to lick your knees" I always imagined they meant the napes.
	7:17am CarolCrow: Hey there, Reg!
	7:17am CarolCrow: Hey leylou, glad to have you here (& hear)!
	7:21am TDK60: Morning. missed LeGuin.
	7:21am CarolCrow: Greetings, sweet cheri:) There were a few new ones in that last set:)
	7:24am Aaron Working In Newark: There are few sweeter things than hearing your voice and laughter on a Sunday morning commute CarolCrow <3
	7:25am David in London: Gotta head out now and take the family for their refreshments and exercise. Absolutely terrific set today Carol, sorry to have to leave it early. See ya later groovers.
	7:35am jkeigh: Did the Narrator hold on to a gold watch for a very very long time ;-)
	7:37am Former smoker outside a hospital door: There was a time, over 20 yrs ago I was one of those smokers outside a hospital door. I was judged and murmured to by people walking in and walking by, ‘how could you do that in front of a cancer hospital?!’, ‘disgusting’, and the classic ‘Dont you know smoking is dangerous?!’ How could they know a family member was inside, dying of a bone marrow failure disease, and I only resorted to lighting up after months of seeing I couldn’t keep them alive with my bone marrow? Or that one of the ‘smokers’ I got to know, who had the audacity to light up while attached to an IV, was a patient there for his fourth try of study drug chemo which wasn’t shrinking his brain tumor. When we first started chatting out there one day, he said he wasn’t expected to make it through the year (this was in August). We may choose to start smoking; much harder to stop, particularly during the drawn out fight and struggle for life of a close family member. Or friend. That Editors song, and album title, struck a chord for me... an end does have a start. See someone smoking outside a hospital door, consider what might have brought them to that end.
	7:40am Aaron Working In Newark: I watched Koyanasqausti just the other day!
	7:40am Aaron Working In Newark: One of my all time favorite movies.
	7:41am CarolCrow: Good morning, TDK! Sorry you missed Ursula!
	7:41am CarolCrow: Aaron, you ARE a charmer! Thank you for listening:)
	7:42am Sem: @Former smoker outside a hospital door. Well said, and thank you for the thought I will carry this morning on my walk. Ms. Crow, another Sunday morning's music and talk received gratefully here on the shores of the North Atlantic. See you again, all things being equal, next time.
	7:42am CarolCrow: @David@7:25: Thanks for boing with us! Have a great day:)
	7:44am TDK60: Lots of WFMU DJs are playing the LeGuin/Barton. May have to get that release. (Read the book it's from.)
	7:44am jkeigh: You can hear the influence that this soundtrack had on Hans Zimmer's soundtrack for Inception.
	7:44am fred: Looks like I can always recognize Glass. I think that's more indictment than praise
	7:45am Former smoker outside a hospital door: @Sem, thank you. I meant no offense, merely food for thought. I appreciate your comment.
	7:58am fred: @Former smoker outside a hospital door: I quit smoking before having heart surgery. The main reason I took it up is the judgmental/religious "support" I got in rehab. Listening is a lost art
	8:01am LynnsBrother: Good morning, and thanx Carol for airing portions of the Isaac Asimov interview from 1988. That has some of my favorite Asimov ideas like the "bathroom metaphor", and a possible solution to over-population dilemma.
	8:03am Former smoker outside a hospital door: @Fred, I can relate. Cigarettes, coffee, and that ‘support’ tend to replace the previous drugs of choice in those rehab rooms. Glad you were able to quit smoking. I quit as well, twice, but hopeful this time sticks.
	8:08am Sean d: I smoked weed in hospital bathroom
	8:09am jkeigh: I just re-read Robots/Empire/Foundation last year. It was nice to revisit Asimov's books that I had originally read as a teenager and young adult 20+ years later. A wonderful writer, and one of my favorites in the Sci-Fi genre.
	8:10am TDK60: I saw Koyaanisqatsi. Great movie.
	8:10am LynnsBrother: Isaac Asimov is on Bill Moyers World of Ideas: Writers ISBN # 978-1-59828-529-1
	8:11am fred: @Former smoker outside a hospital door: I didn't quit: the aforementioned behavior by "doctors" in rehab made me light up again in protest. Dumb but true
	8:12am Former smoker outside a hospital door: @CarolCrow, thank you for your gracious, thoughtful words. And for your show, always for your show.
	8:13am TDK60: Saw Wings of Desire too; a really really good film.
	8:14am Former smoker outside a hospital door: My misunderstanding, @Fred. And I thought I was a good listener. I thought you meant you did quit prior to surgery and didn’t resume after.
	8:14am BEAVO: Trilogy with powaquatsi and nyqoyquatsi
	8:15am BEAVO: Now. Available as a box set in Blu-ray from the criterion collection
	8:16am spamoni: Good morning Carol and all. Having pancreatic cancer and doing chemo i am lucky not to have never smoked! My downfall was alcohol and prescription and street drugs. I guess we all have vices and some of us just have to pay the price more than others!
	8:16am Matthew_London: Joining in for the last hour
	8:16am BEAVO: As is wings of desire as well
	8:16am Former smoker outside a hospital door: @Fred, feel free to use a line I used to say when I was still smoking; if anyone asks why you are at it, tell them you’re not a quitter.
	8:18am TDK60: ..this site has a picture of LeGuin and I assume Barton and friends, probably in '85; in upper right corner, click to enlarge. ursulakleguintoddbarton.bandcamp.com
	8:20am dale: late check in. like this tatira.
	8:22am fred: @Former smoker outside a hospital door: my bad, I wasn't clear about that. One more tidbit about rehab failure: I asked the in-house nutritionist about Katsuobushi (which I love). Her answer was "thanks for telling me about it, I'll ban it, it's not Christian". This shattered any faith I had about the place and I thought about that when leaving the hospital then smoked again
	🌜 8:25am Ken From Hyde Park: Time to hit the road. Thanks for the jingles this morning, Carol. I hope you got to see the eclipse last week. Someone noticed a meteor smack the moon during the event.
	8:27am jeroen Kuster: thank you Carol for a great show and Fred I see you soon
	8:31am Former smoker outside a hospital door: @Fred, what a sad shame that must have been. Did she assume the Katsuobushi was Shinto? No wonder you were so put off. I’ve had encounters with hospital workers whose religious beliefs (and lack of information/understanding of same) dictated how they did their job. Obviously not always a good thing.
	8:31am dale: is the drill sgt clip from forrest gump too?
	8:41am jkeigh: Took this show through a nice brisk morning walk through town. I can't find headphones so I used my Bose Soundlink. Probably scared a few people along the way :-)
	8:42am fred: I think that pay is so low that evangelists can fill the gaps, the opportunity to convert vulnerable people is worth something to them (then again, a JW nurse was really helpful, and totally not proselitizing)
	8:45am CarolCrow: Hey All! Thanks for checking in! I am sorry I can't respond to everyone, but I will definitely check out your comments after the show. Thank you so much for staying with me this morning! It is so nice to have you all here (and hear)!!
	8:47am Former smoker outside a hospital door: Maybe so @fred, inpatients are a captive audience after all. Neighbors of mine are JWs, always plain decent and friendly, never proselytizing. A pleasure to chat with, the neighbors, and you.
	8:48am Aaron Working In Newark: Thank you for another perfect Sunday Morning CarolCrow. Enjoy the rest of your day!!! <3
	8:51am UPDATE: 18 minutes gone, still St Mirren 0 Hibernian 0
	8:52am dale: love using partridge family in a creepy way!
	8:52am UPDATE: oh, i just noticed, u played that Level 42 song, great song, what made u play it?
	8:54am sweet cheri: thank you so much for a real wonderful show carol, i'll see you soon.
	8:57am TDK60: ..thanks for the sonic emanations from the Jersey City metro.
	8:57am UPDATE: GOAL! St Mirren 1 Hibernian 0 (25mins)
	8:57am jkeigh: A great last set! Thanks for filling my Sunday morning with a lot of interesting tunes (and voice-overs). Catch you again next week.
	🌜 8:58am Brian in UK: Nice one, Carol.
	9:10am CarolCrow: So many thanks to everyone on the playlist, everyone listening live and listening on the archives! I had SO MUCH FUN! I hope you had a bit of fun, as well. Hope you all have a great week!

Serious Moonlight Sonatas with Carol: Playlist from January 27, 2019

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January 27, 2019: Asimov's Moon

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	New	Approx. start time
The Drinks	In The Night Kitchen "In The Night Kitchen" by "The Drinks"	Hippo Lite	Drag City	2018	2nd album from Welsh duo Cate LeBon (Cate Timothy) & Tim Presley	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Savages	You're My Chocolate "You're My Chocolate" by "Savages"	Five Finger Discount	Mana Mana	2008	AKA Hungarian producer Nándor Kürtössy / AKA Cockchafer, Kovacs & Vega Ass		0:02:25 (Pop-up)
µ-Ziq	Autumn Acid "Autumn Acid" by "µ-Ziq"	Royal Astronomy	Astralwerks	1998	AKA Michael Paradinas from the UK / runs the Planet Mu label / other aliases: A Plaid Tusk; Chris Morrison; Frost Jockey, Gary Moscheles; Jake Slazenger; Kid Spatula; Rude Ass Tinker; Tusken Raiders		0:07:34 (Pop-up)
Level 42	Something About You "Something About You" by "Level 42"	World Machine	Polydor	1985	started as a jazz-funk fusion band / AKA Boon Gould (guitar), Mark King (lead singer & bass), Mike Lindup (keyboard) & Phil Gould (drums)		0:10:58 (Pop-up)
Editors	Smokers Outside The Hospital Doors	An End Has a Start	Kitchenware	2007	2nd album from UK quartet Tom Smith (lead vocals, guitar, piano), Russell Leetch (bass guitar, synthesizer, backing vocals), Ed Lay (drums, percussion, backing vocals), Chris Urbanowicz (lead guitar, synthesizer)		0:14:34 (Pop-up)
Jim Guthrie	Loops "Loops" by "Jim Guthrie"	Below (Original Soundtrack)	Jim Guthrie	2018	from Canada	*	0:19:15 (Pop-up)
Peder Mannerfelt	Post Sense Perspective	In Death's Dream Kingdom (V/A)	Houndstooth	2018	AKA The Subliminal Kid / In Groups: Roll The Dice, Van Rivers	*	0:22:15 (Pop-up)
La Tène & Jacques Puech & Louis Jacques / Isaac Asimov	Parade Du Soliat / Science Fiction Is Important Because It Fights The Natural Notion That People Would Have That Somehow There Is Something About Things As They Are Now Which Are Permanent	Abandonnée / Maléja / World of Ideas w/ Bill Moyers (1988 interview w/ Isaac Asimov)	three:four	2019	Jacques Puech (bagpipes [Cabrette]), Louis Jacques (bagpipes [Cabrette], bagpipes [23" bagpipes]), D'incise (harmonium [Indian harmonium], electronics, percussion), Alexis Degrenier (hurdy gurdy), Cyril Bondi (percussion)	*	0:25:14 (Pop-up)
The Sensory Illusions	Tango Dream	The Sensory Illusions	Karaoke Kalk	2019	debut album from Scottish duo Bill Wells (guitar) & Danielle Price (tuba) / composed by Bill Wells	*	0:43:06 (Pop-up)
Kieren Hebden & Steve Reid	Between B & C	NYC	Domino	2008	Hebden is also known as Four Tet		0:46:09 (Pop-up)
Black To Comm / Robert Nichol	The Courtesan Jigokudayu Sees Herself as a Skeleton in the Mirror of Hell / The World Is Too Much With Us (by William Wordsworth)	Seven Horses For Seven Kings	Thrill Jockey	2018	AKA Marc Richter (alias: Jemh Circs) / "The World Is Too Much with Us" is a sonnet by the English poet William Wordsworth. In it, Wordsworth criticises the world of the First Industrial Revolution for being absorbed in materialism & distancing itself from nature. Composed in the early 1800's, the poem was first published in "Poems, In Two Volumes" (1807). Its 14 lines are written in iambic pentameter.	*	0:51:20 (Pop-up)
Pat Conroy	Libratory "Libratory" by "Pat Conroy"	The Architecture of the Incidental	GD Stereo	1999			0:58:34 (Pop-up)

Ursula LeGuin & Todd Barton	A Music of the Eighth House	Music And Poetry of the Kesh	Freedom To Spend	2018	orig 1985 tape that accompanied LeGuin's book, "Always Coming Home" / music composed By Todd Barton & lyrics composed by Ursula LeGuin		1:12:59 (Pop-up)
Jürgen Knieper	Die Kathedrale der Bucher (The Cathedral of Books)	Wings Of Desire: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack	Milan	1987	German composer born in Karlsruhe		1:17:37 (Pop-up)
Eliane Gazzard	Cosmic Summoning "Cosmic Summoning" by "Eliane Gazzard"	Aurora Ouroboros Borealis	Eliane Gazzard	2018	from NY	*	1:22:07 (Pop-up)
Barry Truax / Christopher Walken	Wave Edge / Where The Wild Things Are (by Maurice Sendak)	Sequence of Earlier Heaven - Electroacoustic & Computer Music	Cambridge Street	1985	from Ontario, Canada		1:25:56 (Pop-up)
Anna Thorvallisdottir	Heyr þú oss himnum á			2005	Icelandic composer / piece written from an old Icelandic psalm / performed by Hljómeyki chamber choir / "Heyr þú oss himnum á" translates to "Hear us in the heavens"		1:32:07 (Pop-up)
Philip Glass	Pruit Igoe "Pruit Igoe" by "Philip Glass"	Koyaanisqatsi (Original Soundtrack Album From The Motion Picture)	Nonesuch	1998	album orig released in 1983, but did not contain the full soundtrack / this version has the entire soundtrack / Song "Pruit Igoe" was named for the demolition of the Pruitt–Igoe housing project in St. Louis, Missouri, which was one of the 1st scenes filmed once the film production began in 1975 / Ko.yaa.nis.qatsi (from the Hopi language): Crazy life; Life in turmoil; Life disintegrating; Life out of balance; A state of life that calls for another way of living / The Hopi Prophecies: If we dig precious things from the land, we will invite disaster. Near the day of Purification, there will be cobwebs spun back and forth in the sky. A container of ashes might one day be thrown from the sky, which could burn the land and boil the oceans.		1:36:25 (Pop-up)
Sergio Diaz De Rojas	The Day I Lost Her (CEEYS Rework)	December 03 Reworked	Piano and Coffee Records	2018	based in Lima, Peru	*	1:44:24 (Pop-up)
Brent Lewiis Ensemble	Do I Feel A Little Crazy	Being Happy All the Time Would Be Extremely Depressing	Butte County Free Music Society	2018	trio Lucian Tielens, Seymour Glass & Tim Smyth	*	1:46:42 (Pop-up)
Michael Chocholak	Skomorokhi "Skomorokhi" by "Michael Chocholak"	Switched-On Eugene (V/A)	Numero Group	2018	orig released on cassette in 1985 on M&M Music / from Oregon		1:49:12 (Pop-up)
Mantronix / Isaac Asimov	Bassline (Stretched) / Almost Not Necessary For Us To Do Good, It's Only Necessary For Us To Stop Doing Evil	The Album / World of Ideas w/ Bill Moyers (1988 interview with Isaac Asimov)	Virgin	2006	orig 1985 / re-issue had additional remixes and tracks / NY duo Kurtis Khaleel & Touré Embden		1:52:08 (Pop-up)
Desaccord Majeur	Darbouka "Darbouka" by "Desaccord Majeur"	Arrhythmia III (V/A)	Charnel Music	1996	AKA Jerome Mauduit from France		1:57:49 (Pop-up)

John Wiese	Magical Crystal Blah "Magical Crystal Blah" by "John Wiese"	Kitty Play Sampler (V/A)	Kitty Play	2006	orig released as a split 45 with Noggin in 2004 / recorded at KXLU & Coles in Los Angeles / in groups Smegma, Sissy Spacek & Bastard Noise		2:13:12 (Pop-up)
Tatira / Afemo Omilami & Tom Hanks	Countermand / What Is Your Sole Purpose In This Army?...To Do Whatever You Tell Me, Drill Sergeant!...Goddammit, Gump, You're A Goddamn Genius!	Fire Everlasting / Forrest Gump	Inam	2018	3rd release from alias of Ryan Huber from New Bedford, Massachusetts	*	2:15:06 (Pop-up)
Nazar	Airstrike (feat Shannen SP)	Enclave	Hyperdub	2018	Belgian producer of Angolan descent / EP made in response to the Angolan War / calls his sound "rough kuduro"	*	2:18:52 (Pop-up)
Illusion Of Safety	The Line Of Least Resistance	Arrhythmia II (V/A)	Charnel Music	1993	AKA Daniel Burke		2:22:55 (Pop-up)
Flug 8 / Tom Hanks, Afemo Omilami, Mykelti Williamson & Gary Sinese	Trans Atlantik / It's Not Really Hard...You Just Make Your Bed Real Neat, Remember To Stand Up Straight, & Always Answer Every Question With "Yes, Drill Sergeant!"...Shrimp & Lt. Dan	Trans Atlantik / Forrest Gump	Disko B	2014	2nd full-length album from Daniel Hermann from Offenbach, Germany / "flug" translates to "flight"		2:26:14 (Pop-up)
Annea Lockwood	Tiger Balm "Tiger Balm" by "Annea Lockwood"	Early Works 1967–82	New Wilderness		orig released on self-titled cassette in 1977 on New Winderness Audiographics / born in New Zealand, Lockwood moved to England, studying composition at the Royal College of Music in London / in group Harvey Matusow's Jews Harp Band		2:34:08 (Pop-up)
Luc Ferrari / Tom Hanks & Sally Field / The Partridge Family	Éphémère I: L'ordinateur ça sert à quoi? (excerpt) / Death Is Just A Part Of Life / Echo Valley 2-6809	Éphémère I & II / Forrest Gump / The Partridge Family Sound Magazine	Alga Marghen	2010	orig composed in 1974 / "L'ordinateur ça sert à quoi?" means "What's the use of computers?"		2:41:07 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:03am fred: Good morning Carol and everyone
	6:06am David in London: Morning Carol and all you good Moonlighters out there.
	6:07am CarolCrow: Good morning, fred!
	6:07am CarolCrow: Morning, David!
	6:09am duke: Good morning Carol et al.
	6:10am Dave Conehead: Tuckituh tuck to the Selector!! Got me tuned in on a Sunday. Love your show.
	🌜 6:11am Brian in UK: Greetings, Carol and sensation seekers. Do you have any door painting music?
	6:14am Sem: Hello, and good morning, Ms. Crow, and all. I suggest the bootleg "More Music about Painting Parts of Buildings and Food.
	6:16am S_Rah: Good morning. So far a nice morning music mix. Thanks
	6:16am diciassette: Bon aprem' fred n David, and good morning Carol Crow and feller merkens. I have that Drinks record in the queue! I'm very excited about it.
	6:16am fred: @Brian in UK: Now if Carol's premium this year is be called "music to paint doors by", we'll know who to credit/blame for it
	6:16am listener monica: good morning!
	6:17am CarolCrow: Good morning, duke!
	6:18am CarolCrow: Hey, Dave! Thanks for tuning it:)
	6:18am Stanley: Happy Sunday morning everyone.
	6:18am CarolCrow: Hello, Brian! I this Editors song is painting music:)
	6:19am CarolCrow: Sem, happy to have you here!
	6:20am Sem: Likewise.
	6:22am CarolCrow: Good morning, S_Rah! Welcome!
	6:22am jkeigh: Hello Carol and fellow listeners. A late good morning to you all (was making eggs)
	🌜 6:23am Brian in UK: Carol, it is somewhere twixt Brian Eno and Glenn Gould. Perhaps William Byrd's Mass in Four Parts. Both sides and the edges. Not being a U2 fan the edge(s) do not count.
	6:23am Satis-factory records: Good morning everyone!
	6:23am Granny Spicy Tuna: greetings, moonlit ones
	🌜 6:24am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Carol and moonrisers. Your premium could have paint-by-numbers kits of Jim Morrison and his bandmates.
	6:26am David in London: For Manzarek head... use Humbrol Flesh Tone #27
	6:27am Sem: Brian: try this www.youtube.com...
	🌜 6:27am Brian in UK: Non-Drip Gloss, were they an Eighties Synth band?
	🌜 6:28am Brian in UK: Sem, I forgot he was from your way.
	6:29am Stanley: Wasn't Matt Finish the lead singer in Non Drip Gloss?
	6:31am CarolCrow: Hello, diciassette! The Drinks record is really great:)
	6:32am jkeigh: With Sir Turpent Tyn playing the Prophet 5 on a couple of tracks. They toured with the Dukes of Stratosphere i believe.
	6:32am CarolCrow: @fred&Brian: That would be a great idea for a premium! :)
	6:33am CarolCrow: Good morning, monica!
	6:33am CarolCrow: Happy Sunday to you, too, Stanley!
	6:34am CarolCrow: jkeigh! A very good morning to you! :)
	6:34am CarolCrow: Good morning, Satis-factory records!
	6:35am CarolCrow: Hello, Granny Spricy! Welcome!
	6:35am David in London: I thought Matt Gloss was in Bros..?
	6:36am CarolCrow: Hey Ken, that's another great idea! Can't have too many pictures of ol' Jim:) :)
	6:36am Jeroen Kuster: Wow wat een super duper song I'm really loving this
	🌜 6:37am Brian in UK: Why does touch paper always seem to be blue?
	🌜 6:39am Brian in UK: @Davis that's gross.
	6:40am jkeigh: Yes this Parade Du Soliat track is my favorite new track of 2019 right now!
	6:40am Stanley: Why is there no name for the back of the knees?
	6:41am CarolCrow: @Jeroen@6:36 & jkeigh!6:40: Glad you like:)
	6:42am Sem: It's the Popliteal Fossa, Stanley. The Romans had a word for everything.
	6:45am jeroen Kuster: Thank you really really Love Is music
	6:46am Reg Smeaton: Stanley, you are pinching my lines. Off to the Fool & Bladder with you.
	🌜 6:48am Brian in UK: My dilemma is whether to use a water or oil based paint.
	6:48am fred: @Jeroen: I think I remember you saying you'd have a residency in Paris this year, is this right?
	6:48am jkeigh: @ Brian, mix the two. What could possibly go wrong?
	7:00am jeroen Kuster: hi Fred yes that's true I'm going the 14th of February to Paris I have a guest studio in Cite Des Arts I'm There Till The End Of July so Maybe we can meet up
	7:06am fred: @Jeroen: We have to! There are experimental/noise shows sometimes at Les Nautes which is just a short walk from there. And I work nearby, so we'll figure it out
	7:07am jeroen Kuster: Hi Fred that Sounds really nice I'm really looking for today
	7:07am leylou: aaahhh how I love that waves' sound. weirdly cool morning I unexpectedly woken up to. Thank you for participating in making it so :))
	7:09am David in London: Gonna have to pick me up a copy of Abandon Malaysia.
	7:14am sweet cheri: greetings carol and everybody, sorry I'm late carol, so carol, what's new?
	7:15am diciassette: When Camper van Beethoven said "I had a dream/I wanted to lick your knees" I always imagined they meant the napes.
	7:17am CarolCrow: Hey there, Reg!
	7:17am CarolCrow: Hey leylou, glad to have you here (& hear)!
	7:21am TDK60: Morning. missed LeGuin.
	7:21am CarolCrow: Greetings, sweet cheri:) There were a few new ones in that last set:)
	7:24am Aaron Working In Newark: There are few sweeter things than hearing your voice and laughter on a Sunday morning commute CarolCrow <3
	7:25am David in London: Gotta head out now and take the family for their refreshments and exercise. Absolutely terrific set today Carol, sorry to have to leave it early. See ya later groovers.
	7:35am jkeigh: Did the Narrator hold on to a gold watch for a very very long time ;-)
	7:37am Former smoker outside a hospital door: There was a time, over 20 yrs ago I was one of those smokers outside a hospital door. I was judged and murmured to by people walking in and walking by, ‘how could you do that in front of a cancer hospital?!’, ‘disgusting’, and the classic ‘Dont you know smoking is dangerous?!’ How could they know a family member was inside, dying of a bone marrow failure disease, and I only resorted to lighting up after months of seeing I couldn’t keep them alive with my bone marrow? Or that one of the ‘smokers’ I got to know, who had the audacity to light up while attached to an IV, was a patient there for his fourth try of study drug chemo which wasn’t shrinking his brain tumor. When we first started chatting out there one day, he said he wasn’t expected to make it through the year (this was in August). We may choose to start smoking; much harder to stop, particularly during the drawn out fight and struggle for life of a close family member. Or friend. That Editors song, and album title, struck a chord for me... an end does have a start. See someone smoking outside a hospital door, consider what might have brought them to that end.
	7:40am Aaron Working In Newark: I watched Koyanasqausti just the other day!
	7:40am Aaron Working In Newark: One of my all time favorite movies.
	7:41am CarolCrow: Good morning, TDK! Sorry you missed Ursula!
	7:41am CarolCrow: Aaron, you ARE a charmer! Thank you for listening:)
	7:42am Sem: @Former smoker outside a hospital door. Well said, and thank you for the thought I will carry this morning on my walk. Ms. Crow, another Sunday morning's music and talk received gratefully here on the shores of the North Atlantic. See you again, all things being equal, next time.
	7:42am CarolCrow: @David@7:25: Thanks for boing with us! Have a great day:)
	7:44am TDK60: Lots of WFMU DJs are playing the LeGuin/Barton. May have to get that release. (Read the book it's from.)
	7:44am jkeigh: You can hear the influence that this soundtrack had on Hans Zimmer's soundtrack for Inception.
	7:44am fred: Looks like I can always recognize Glass. I think that's more indictment than praise
	7:45am Former smoker outside a hospital door: @Sem, thank you. I meant no offense, merely food for thought. I appreciate your comment.
	7:58am fred: @Former smoker outside a hospital door: I quit smoking before having heart surgery. The main reason I took it up is the judgmental/religious "support" I got in rehab. Listening is a lost art
	8:01am LynnsBrother: Good morning, and thanx Carol for airing portions of the Isaac Asimov interview from 1988. That has some of my favorite Asimov ideas like the "bathroom metaphor", and a possible solution to over-population dilemma.
	8:03am Former smoker outside a hospital door: @Fred, I can relate. Cigarettes, coffee, and that ‘support’ tend to replace the previous drugs of choice in those rehab rooms. Glad you were able to quit smoking. I quit as well, twice, but hopeful this time sticks.
	8:08am Sean d: I smoked weed in hospital bathroom
	8:09am jkeigh: I just re-read Robots/Empire/Foundation last year. It was nice to revisit Asimov's books that I had originally read as a teenager and young adult 20+ years later. A wonderful writer, and one of my favorites in the Sci-Fi genre.
	8:10am TDK60: I saw Koyaanisqatsi. Great movie.
	8:10am LynnsBrother: Isaac Asimov is on Bill Moyers World of Ideas: Writers ISBN # 978-1-59828-529-1
	8:11am fred: @Former smoker outside a hospital door: I didn't quit: the aforementioned behavior by "doctors" in rehab made me light up again in protest. Dumb but true
	8:12am Former smoker outside a hospital door: @CarolCrow, thank you for your gracious, thoughtful words. And for your show, always for your show.
	8:13am TDK60: Saw Wings of Desire too; a really really good film.
	8:14am Former smoker outside a hospital door: My misunderstanding, @Fred. And I thought I was a good listener. I thought you meant you did quit prior to surgery and didn’t resume after.
	8:14am BEAVO: Trilogy with powaquatsi and nyqoyquatsi
	8:15am BEAVO: Now. Available as a box set in Blu-ray from the criterion collection
	8:16am spamoni: Good morning Carol and all. Having pancreatic cancer and doing chemo i am lucky not to have never smoked! My downfall was alcohol and prescription and street drugs. I guess we all have vices and some of us just have to pay the price more than others!
	8:16am Matthew_London: Joining in for the last hour
	8:16am BEAVO: As is wings of desire as well
	8:16am Former smoker outside a hospital door: @Fred, feel free to use a line I used to say when I was still smoking; if anyone asks why you are at it, tell them you’re not a quitter.
	8:18am TDK60: ..this site has a picture of LeGuin and I assume Barton and friends, probably in '85; in upper right corner, click to enlarge. ursulakleguintoddbarton.bandcamp.com
	8:20am dale: late check in. like this tatira.
	8:22am fred: @Former smoker outside a hospital door: my bad, I wasn't clear about that. One more tidbit about rehab failure: I asked the in-house nutritionist about Katsuobushi (which I love). Her answer was "thanks for telling me about it, I'll ban it, it's not Christian". This shattered any faith I had about the place and I thought about that when leaving the hospital then smoked again
	🌜 8:25am Ken From Hyde Park: Time to hit the road. Thanks for the jingles this morning, Carol. I hope you got to see the eclipse last week. Someone noticed a meteor smack the moon during the event.
	8:27am jeroen Kuster: thank you Carol for a great show and Fred I see you soon
	8:31am Former smoker outside a hospital door: @Fred, what a sad shame that must have been. Did she assume the Katsuobushi was Shinto? No wonder you were so put off. I’ve had encounters with hospital workers whose religious beliefs (and lack of information/understanding of same) dictated how they did their job. Obviously not always a good thing.
	8:31am dale: is the drill sgt clip from forrest gump too?
	8:41am jkeigh: Took this show through a nice brisk morning walk through town. I can't find headphones so I used my Bose Soundlink. Probably scared a few people along the way :-)
	8:42am fred: I think that pay is so low that evangelists can fill the gaps, the opportunity to convert vulnerable people is worth something to them (then again, a JW nurse was really helpful, and totally not proselitizing)
	8:45am CarolCrow: Hey All! Thanks for checking in! I am sorry I can't respond to everyone, but I will definitely check out your comments after the show. Thank you so much for staying with me this morning! It is so nice to have you all here (and hear)!!
	8:47am Former smoker outside a hospital door: Maybe so @fred, inpatients are a captive audience after all. Neighbors of mine are JWs, always plain decent and friendly, never proselytizing. A pleasure to chat with, the neighbors, and you.
	8:48am Aaron Working In Newark: Thank you for another perfect Sunday Morning CarolCrow. Enjoy the rest of your day!!! <3
	8:51am UPDATE: 18 minutes gone, still St Mirren 0 Hibernian 0
	8:52am dale: love using partridge family in a creepy way!
	8:52am UPDATE: oh, i just noticed, u played that Level 42 song, great song, what made u play it?
	8:54am sweet cheri: thank you so much for a real wonderful show carol, i'll see you soon.
	8:57am TDK60: ..thanks for the sonic emanations from the Jersey City metro.
	8:57am UPDATE: GOAL! St Mirren 1 Hibernian 0 (25mins)
	8:57am jkeigh: A great last set! Thanks for filling my Sunday morning with a lot of interesting tunes (and voice-overs). Catch you again next week.
	🌜 8:58am Brian in UK: Nice one, Carol.
	9:10am CarolCrow: So many thanks to everyone on the playlist, everyone listening live and listening on the archives! I had SO MUCH FUN! I hope you had a bit of fun, as well. Hope you all have a great week!

Serious Moonlight Sonatas with Carol: Playlist from January 27, 2019

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