WFMU: Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from April 13, 2019

Listener comments!
	12:00pm fred: Good afternoon Mayuko and listenerds
	12:01pm Sem: Hello and good afternoon, Mayuko, fred. Happy belated birthday, sir.
	12:02pm chresti: Hello Mayuko and playful dizzy friends!
	12:02pm rbrt: what is up
	12:03pm rbrt: i love this dB
	12:04pm fred: re: what you said about name pronunciation last week, I talked about just that with listener Jeroen a couple of weeks ago. Mine is an easy one, as far as European languages go, some drop the first 'r' and/or add a letter, but it basically sounds the same. Jeroen's trickier, but I then brought a local Jérôme into that conversation, and now they're planning to do a show together next month
	12:04pm chresti: Happy Birthday
	12:05pm rbrt: who's birthday?
	12:06pm chresti: Not sure, it has to be someone's birthday...
	12:07pm coelacanth∅: greetings Mayuko; Mayukolings
	12:09pm Dropof Goldensun: Greetings Mayuko and Listenerds!
	12:10pm Dropof Goldensun: I see we lost our "not so black" black background.
	12:13pm Mayuko: Hellos, my radio family fred and Sem! Yeah! Happy birthday!!!
	12:13pm chresti: That's great, @fred
	12:13pm Mayuko: Hi chresti, rbrt, coel & Dropof! Glad to have you all here!!
	12:13pm rbrt: Happy Birthday!
	12:14pm fred: I liked that Machida Machizo from Shifukudan track. And a nice change of pace after that, from the 80s I guess?
	12:15pm rw: Saturday morning Vertigo! Glad it's someone's birthday today. It's a nice one!
	12:19pm Mayuko: @fred Good, so I was not exactly mispronouncing your name the whole time. that would have been too bad.
	12:19pm rbrt: This Rvng Intl label has been putting out some cool stuff
	12:20pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Mayuko and vertigophers. Going to hike into town to stop at the library. Nice to have the phone app for trips like that.
	12:20pm Mayuko: @rw yeah! whoever that is if s/he is in NYC it's very nice weather, great day for the bday!
	12:20pm coelacanth∅: yes Happy Birthday! ...my third birthday wish in 13-14 hours to the wfmu comment board -only the other 2 times i knew who i was wishing it to!
	12:24pm rbrt: veggie orchestra! , I wonder if they are actually playing dried vegtables
	12:24pm Mayuko: @fred yah, Machida Machizo had been around since 80's doing punk rock. So he and Mokugyo are actually from pretty much the same time period. Though Machizo is still active and goes by the name Machida Koh now.
	12:24pm Dropof Goldensun: Happy Birthday to whoever you are!
	12:25pm chresti: @rbrt-yes
	12:25pm coelacanth∅: not dried vegetables; fresh vegetables.
	12:26pm rbrt: @chresti that sounds awesome
	12:26pm Mayuko: Hi Ken! Happy Saturday hiking to you! Glad my show can accompany you.
	12:28pm Mayuko: Yah, I heard it's fresh vegetables. I believe their show is always followed by a cooking show and then veggie tasting hour. I would love to go.
	12:29pm chresti: www.vegetableorchestra.org
	12:29pm rbrt: @Mayuko are you serious lol?
	12:29pm Mayuko: and I hope it's always fresh vegetables from local farmers and the farmers would be there at the show too with a little veggie market.
	12:30pm Mayuko: I actually don't really know anything about Vegetable Orchestra. This is all wishful thinking.
	12:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yeah, it's hard to beet Vegetable Orchestra!
	12:33pm rbrt: "....organic instruments and sound generators which usually only last for one concert or one day in the studio..."
	12:34pm rbrt: you just compost everything after recording
	12:34pm Mayuko: What! No eating?!
	12:35pm Dave in Vermont: they make soup after concerts
	12:35pm Mayuko: You can't just beet up vegetables like that and not eating em!
	12:35pm rbrt: I mean I guess you could eat them
	12:35pm Dave in Vermont: they go shopping and carve the veggies day of
	12:36pm rbrt: I really want to see this lol
	12:36pm Mayuko: @Dave in V oh! that's good to know. & thanks for tuning in!
	12:36pm coelacanth∅: as teenagers we always carried vegetables or fruit to make pipes of. apples, carrots, potato -so if the cops came we'd quickly eat it and there'd be no evidence.
	12:36pm fred: I once saw Stefania Pedretti (from Ovo) do a show as ?Alos where she sliced vegetables on a board set up with contact mics, played bass while they were cooking, and finally inviting someone from the audience to share the meal with her
	12:37pm Mayuko: @coelacanth∅ wow that's so funny!!
	12:37pm rw: Ha! The video says they make soup from the carvings and the smell of the soup is part of the performance. The beaten up veggies don't look so appetizing. Seems like a fun!
	12:37pm chresti: I wonder if beeting vegetables affects the flavor
	12:38pm rw: CC, how's the apple-weed?
	12:39pm rbrt: www.vegetableorchestra.org... answers all my questions thank you lol
	12:39pm Dropof Goldensun: coelacanth∅, ah yes, the apple pipe!
	12:41pm coelacanth∅: rw the apple was best for making a nice cool smoke inhalation; but i usually carved a carrot just because the shape lent itself to a pipe better.
	12:41pm chresti: @coel, the vegetable pipe would also have psychoactive properties
	12:41pm rbrt: hey @fred they are playing in france 07.06.2019 Brest (FR)
	12:42pm fred: @rbrt: A long time ago, I saw a dance show by Liat Dror and Nir Ben Gal where they made bread as part of it, cooked it in ovens in the back of the stage, then shared it as we walked out. The smell was definitely a part of the show
	12:43pm rbrt: if there is bread I'm in
	12:45pm fred: @rbrt: Brest is out of my range: I don't go to places I can't walk home from
	12:45pm Mayuko: @fred They should start food music festival together with Neubauten Blixa Bargeld as the headliner, his live cooking show with no music.
	12:46pm chresti: This Swans vocals reminds me of T Rex a little
	12:47pm Mayuko: I obviously can't really check now but this should be it Blixa Bargeld is cooking risotto www.youtube.com...
	12:49pm chresti: Risotto requires much stirring
	12:50pm northguineahills: Here for a wee bit....
	12:51pm fred: There's a vegetable based set in the Japanese New Music Festival shows. I don't remember the name though
	12:51pm rw: Blixa's hair looks way too cool for the kitchen.
	12:52pm rbrt: I'm going to put a black suit on to cook for now on
	12:52pm coelacanth∅: there aren't very many (non-animal part) foods that i have never once enjoyed but risotto is one.
	12:55pm chresti: haha rbrt and rw! I love mushroom risotto-lot of cheese involved
	12:57pm chresti: It's wise to wear black when cooking with squid ink
	12:57pm Dropof Goldensun: The rice flute is very difficult to make let alone play.
	12:58pm rw: I'm guessing In V, as in vegetable and in T. Riley's In C
	12:58pm Sem: Not to mention the multiple saliva samples in the Vegetable Orchestra soup...
	12:59pm coelacanth∅: Dropof haha!
	1:00pm fred: Mayuko, that food festival would have to end with you doing an ice cream based set
	1:01pm coelacanth∅: chresti, i don't know...cheesy mush. not for me!
	1:04pm chresti: It's more creamy-rice texture, than mush
	1:07pm rbrt: break free!
	1:08pm chresti: The type of rice used, (Arborio), doesn't get mushy
	1:08pm northguineahills: As a kid in Japan, my mother taught English to daughters of Buddhist priest. He showed me his temple, and let me ride motorcycles, break scrap glass w/ slingshots w/ beans, and I'd play tag w/ him and my bros on their new three story house on the iron girders while it was under construction (never told my mother about the last one, she would have had a stroke). Unfortunately, I never learned what strain of Buddhism he practice, but he was the most awesome adult I knew as a kid.
	1:08pm Dropof Goldensun: I like cheese in my risotto. Also some wild mushrooms and black truffle oil.
	1:09pm Rickwaukee: What remains of rural America give lip service to freedom - but it's not really practiced or appreciated - especially not in Others
	1:09pm Mark Hurst: Really appreciate your commentary, Mayuko, thanks.
	1:10pm chresti: Dropof: YUM
	1:10pm chresti: ngh: Wow
	1:11pm rw: What Mark Hurst said! I got a little lost for a minute but I think I did get the general gist.
	1:11pm northguineahills: (oh, and I got pulled over by the police on the motorcycle for driving on a major street, but just told me leave the motorcycle w/ the priest, as he was a respected member of the community).
	1:13pm rw: This set is about rebellion!
	1:14pm Rickwaukee: I say, this really ... ahem, rocks.
	1:15pm fred: I wonder if this oppressive rule-based environment is related to how so many Japanese bands can revive stale genres, finding a way to make something new while staying within the established boundaries. Another side to the extreme noise coin maybe
	1:18pm fred: That voice...
	1:19pm rw: fred, to that idea, I'm reminded of the punk rock kids I see around town occasionally. Decked out to the nines in the iconography of rebellion in absolute conformity to the aesthetic. And that voice too...
	1:19pm Mayuko: @ngh buddhist monks in Japan are not necessarily known to be pious and square, so not surprising! haha.
	1:20pm rbrt: haunted blues
	1:22pm chresti: I like the Japanese band, Goat's song, "Solid Eye"
	1:22pm Mayuko: @Rickwaukee It's kinda funny for me to actually come here and see what's behind of all that american fantasy my parents had dreamt of in the post-war era.
	1:22pm Mayuko: Thank you for your kind words & listening, Mark!!!!!
	1:23pm Mayuko: @rw That's ok, I lost myself for a minute too often while doing mic break.
	1:24pm Rickwaukee: @Mayuko yeah, do as we say, not as we do, unfortunately
	1:26pm fred: I think Keiji Haino is divisive in a good way: you quickly know whether you hate or love his music. I haven't seen him in a couple of years, that's wrong
	1:27pm rbrt: well that was awesome!
	1:27pm Uncle Michael: Good afternoon.
	1:28pm Mayuko: @chresti Koshiro Hino's Goat? I love them too!
	1:29pm Mayuko: Good afternoon, Uncle Michael!!!
	1:30pm coelacanth∅: Dropof (@1.08) all that would be good in pasta, or on a potato! but no thank you to the texture of risotto. (not to go back in "time" but i was cooking. listening but not watching the computer)
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: Bad risotto is bad. Good risotto is good!
	1:33pm coelacanth∅: maybe i've never had "good risotto".
	1:34pm Uncle Michael: it's possible...I've sure had bad risotto
	1:35pm coelacanth∅: 4 of the maybe 6 times i've tried it my sister's husband had made it. it's supposedly one of his specialties; but maybe he just thinks that.
	1:36pm mzz: gotta go. later. i liked the banner painting.
	1:36pm david w: In the middle of a food truck burrito, saying hello to all.
	1:38pm coelacanth∅: david -is it hot?!
	1:39pm rw: :)
	1:39pm david w: Picante!
	1:40pm fred: @David: I haven't listened to your show in a while, not a good thing but live shows come first
	1:41pm Mayuko: fred @1:15 what you said reminded me of the time when I was in high school we all had to wear uniform. Kids would always come up with a new rebellious way to wear it - like wearing it with extremely, EXTREMELY long socks for example - so they were being very creative in a way. But one thing they never would do is actually trying to change the rule/system to NOT to wear the uniform in the first place. The rebellion rarely gets to that level. I feel like that's how things go there most of the time, not only in music/art.
	1:42pm Mayuko: Hey have a nice weekend, mzz!!
	1:43pm Mayuko: Hi David w!! Thank you for tuning in!!!
	1:43pm coelacanth∅: (sounds painful but delicious!) -yeah i feel like i haven't heard the ridgewood in a while myself. i shouldn't have to work, damnit!
	1:43pm david w: @Fred, I know where your heart is, and honor that.
	1:45pm Mayuko: This comment board today is making me awfully hungry.
	1:47pm rw: M, you started it with that Vegetable track.
	1:47pm david w: Capsaicin! (special shout to coel).
	1:47pm Uncle Michael: Not inspired by the conversation, risotto was already on my Sunday menu...with oven roasted chicken thighs with lemons.
	1:48pm rw: UM, you're insane. Is that how everyone in Topeka eats?
	1:49pm coelacanth∅: i'm chowing down now too. rice w/vegetables and tahini & cashews...soup. -so good! and yes rw is correct!
	1:49pm Dave Sewelson: I am very hungry but i have to do show after you Mayuko....
	1:50pm coelacanth∅: oh yes abundant cayenne! (more than i'd planned to put in)
	1:50pm Uncle Michael: Just those of us that notice how bad the restaurants here are...are have the skills to adapt.
	1:50pm rbrt: I love how this song is just a slow strum repeated over and over
	1:50pm chresti: I trust Uncle Michael's risotto
	1:51pm rw: The restaurants in KC seem exceptional. Not so in Topeka?
	1:51pm coelacanth∅: chresti, i don't know why, but so do i!
	1:52pm Uncle Michael: Careful, chresti...I'm trying a new recipe. Though, I trust Serious Eats.
	1:52pm coelacanth∅: Dave you better eat something!
	1:52pm Uncle Michael: not so in Topeka.
	1:52pm Mayuko: It's all V Orchestra's fault!!!
	1:53pm david w: Dave S. tummy growls mixed with bari growls could be interesting.
	1:54pm Mayuko: Coming up next! Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson!!!!! With guest Daniel Carter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wfmu.org...
	1:54pm chresti: UM, I trust you know what good risotto is
	1:54pm coelacanth∅: david i'm really digging this habanero (sp?) hot sauce from trader joes. not just hot but really nice flavor.
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: Good thing Dave S. doesn't play the licorice stick.
	1:54pm rbrt: i'm sorry I kind of started it with my obsession with the veggie instruments
	1:56pm david w: Thanks, coel. I'm forever on the hunt for authentic habanero flavor.
	1:57pm coelacanth∅: yeah, Daniel Carter! i hope i don't miss too much of it. (i'm supposedly working after i finish eating)
	1:58pm chresti: Thanks Mayuko!
	1:59pm fred: Thanks Mayuko!
	1:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Mayuko! Excellent of course!
	1:59pm Rickwaukee: Great Job, Big M - take care!
	1:59pm rbrt: thanks for the selections Mayuko! Have a great weekend everyone
	1:59pm rw: I've said it before but Play Vertigo is too short. Thank you Mayuko! Take care kids!
	1:59pm Uncle Michael: Thank you for the music, Mayuko.
	1:59pm david w: Yes!
	1:59pm Dropof Goldensun: Have a great week everyone! thanks Mayuko!
	2:02pm Mayuko: Thanks so much again everyone for listening!!! See you all next week!!!
	5:57pm paul b: On a whim, back on Saturday night I went looking for "Godspeed You! Black Emperor". The copy on YouTube had been taken down but I found a copy on the Internet Archive and watched it. It was really good. Stylistically like a Fredrick Weisman documentary. I did note that the only woman to speak in that film was the mother of the boy the film followed through the first half hour or so. I've been musing on feelings of autonomy & freedom since.

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April 13, 2019: Don't Wake Me Up For 6 Years

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
EP-4	dB "dB" by "EP-4"	Lingua Franca-X	Atelier Peyotl	1984		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Look de Bouk	Booz de Plook "Booz de Plook" by "Look de Bouk"	Cabinet de Curiosites	TRUC	2018		0:05:15 (Pop-up)
Machida Machizo from Shifukudan 町田町蔵 From 至福団	Rokunen neru 六年寝る	Doterai Yatsura どてらい奴ら [Wild And Crazy Guys]	Parco Sectary	1991		0:08:35 (Pop-up)
Mokugyo 木魚	Murasaki no kemuri 紫のけむり	Daimyojin 大明神	Nagomu	1986		0:11:30 (Pop-up)
Michele Mercure	De Dunk "De Dunk" by "Michele Mercure"	Beside Herself	Rvng Intl.	2018		0:14:46 (Pop-up)
Vegetable Orchestra	In V "In V" by "Vegetable Orchestra"	Green Album	Transacoustic Research	2018		0:20:53 (Pop-up)
Yuan	Salik "Salik" by "Yuan"	Yuan	Oblivion	2019		0:25:20 (Pop-up)
Swans	You Fucking People Make Me Sick	My Father Will Guide Me Up A Rope To The Sky	Young God	2010		0:41:47 (Pop-up)
Shoichi Miyazawa 宮沢正一	Daite 抱いて	Jinchukan 人中間	Inundow	2008	Original 1982	0:46:45 (Pop-up)

The Mops ザ・モップス	Nanmaida なんまいだあ					1:08:11 (Pop-up)
Datetenryu だててんりゅう	Bukkowareta boku ぶっこわれた僕	1971	Gyuune Cassette	1996		1:10:38 (Pop-up)
Fushitsusha 不失者	Acchi あっち	不失者	P.S.F.	1997		1:15:02 (Pop-up)
Steven Ball	Brownout "Brownout" by "Steven Ball"	Bastard Islandq	Linear Obsessional	2019		1:27:27 (Pop-up)
Hamilton Yarns	The Mist "The Mist" by "Hamilton Yarns"	Shadows of the Hill	Self-Released	2018		1:32:45 (Pop-up)
Takao	Matsura "Matsura" by "Takao"	Stealth	EM	2018		1:37:55 (Pop-up)
Pale Cocoon	Onshitsu 温室 "Onshitsu 温室" by "Pale Cocoon"	Mayu 繭	Pafe	1984		1:39:15 (Pop-up)
Jozef Van Wissem & Jim Jarmusch	Final Initiation	An Attempt To Draw Aside The Veil	Sacred Bones	2019		1:47:23 (Pop-up)
Haruomi Hosono 細野晴臣	Fuku Wa Uchi One Wa Soto 福は内鬼は外	Hosono House	Light In The Attic	2018	Original 1973	1:52:54 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm fred: Good afternoon Mayuko and listenerds
	12:01pm Sem: Hello and good afternoon, Mayuko, fred. Happy belated birthday, sir.
	12:02pm chresti: Hello Mayuko and playful dizzy friends!
	12:02pm rbrt: what is up
	12:03pm rbrt: i love this dB
	12:04pm fred: re: what you said about name pronunciation last week, I talked about just that with listener Jeroen a couple of weeks ago. Mine is an easy one, as far as European languages go, some drop the first 'r' and/or add a letter, but it basically sounds the same. Jeroen's trickier, but I then brought a local Jérôme into that conversation, and now they're planning to do a show together next month
	12:04pm chresti: Happy Birthday
	12:05pm rbrt: who's birthday?
	12:06pm chresti: Not sure, it has to be someone's birthday...
	12:07pm coelacanth∅: greetings Mayuko; Mayukolings
	12:09pm Dropof Goldensun: Greetings Mayuko and Listenerds!
	12:10pm Dropof Goldensun: I see we lost our "not so black" black background.
	12:13pm Mayuko: Hellos, my radio family fred and Sem! Yeah! Happy birthday!!!
	12:13pm chresti: That's great, @fred
	12:13pm Mayuko: Hi chresti, rbrt, coel & Dropof! Glad to have you all here!!
	12:13pm rbrt: Happy Birthday!
	12:14pm fred: I liked that Machida Machizo from Shifukudan track. And a nice change of pace after that, from the 80s I guess?
	12:15pm rw: Saturday morning Vertigo! Glad it's someone's birthday today. It's a nice one!
	12:19pm Mayuko: @fred Good, so I was not exactly mispronouncing your name the whole time. that would have been too bad.
	12:19pm rbrt: This Rvng Intl label has been putting out some cool stuff
	12:20pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Mayuko and vertigophers. Going to hike into town to stop at the library. Nice to have the phone app for trips like that.
	12:20pm Mayuko: @rw yeah! whoever that is if s/he is in NYC it's very nice weather, great day for the bday!
	12:20pm coelacanth∅: yes Happy Birthday! ...my third birthday wish in 13-14 hours to the wfmu comment board -only the other 2 times i knew who i was wishing it to!
	12:24pm rbrt: veggie orchestra! , I wonder if they are actually playing dried vegtables
	12:24pm Mayuko: @fred yah, Machida Machizo had been around since 80's doing punk rock. So he and Mokugyo are actually from pretty much the same time period. Though Machizo is still active and goes by the name Machida Koh now.
	12:24pm Dropof Goldensun: Happy Birthday to whoever you are!
	12:25pm chresti: @rbrt-yes
	12:25pm coelacanth∅: not dried vegetables; fresh vegetables.
	12:26pm rbrt: @chresti that sounds awesome
	12:26pm Mayuko: Hi Ken! Happy Saturday hiking to you! Glad my show can accompany you.
	12:28pm Mayuko: Yah, I heard it's fresh vegetables. I believe their show is always followed by a cooking show and then veggie tasting hour. I would love to go.
	12:29pm chresti: www.vegetableorchestra.org
	12:29pm rbrt: @Mayuko are you serious lol?
	12:29pm Mayuko: and I hope it's always fresh vegetables from local farmers and the farmers would be there at the show too with a little veggie market.
	12:30pm Mayuko: I actually don't really know anything about Vegetable Orchestra. This is all wishful thinking.
	12:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yeah, it's hard to beet Vegetable Orchestra!
	12:33pm rbrt: "....organic instruments and sound generators which usually only last for one concert or one day in the studio..."
	12:34pm rbrt: you just compost everything after recording
	12:34pm Mayuko: What! No eating?!
	12:35pm Dave in Vermont: they make soup after concerts
	12:35pm Mayuko: You can't just beet up vegetables like that and not eating em!
	12:35pm rbrt: I mean I guess you could eat them
	12:35pm Dave in Vermont: they go shopping and carve the veggies day of
	12:36pm rbrt: I really want to see this lol
	12:36pm Mayuko: @Dave in V oh! that's good to know. & thanks for tuning in!
	12:36pm coelacanth∅: as teenagers we always carried vegetables or fruit to make pipes of. apples, carrots, potato -so if the cops came we'd quickly eat it and there'd be no evidence.
	12:36pm fred: I once saw Stefania Pedretti (from Ovo) do a show as ?Alos where she sliced vegetables on a board set up with contact mics, played bass while they were cooking, and finally inviting someone from the audience to share the meal with her
	12:37pm Mayuko: @coelacanth∅ wow that's so funny!!
	12:37pm rw: Ha! The video says they make soup from the carvings and the smell of the soup is part of the performance. The beaten up veggies don't look so appetizing. Seems like a fun!
	12:37pm chresti: I wonder if beeting vegetables affects the flavor
	12:38pm rw: CC, how's the apple-weed?
	12:39pm rbrt: www.vegetableorchestra.org... answers all my questions thank you lol
	12:39pm Dropof Goldensun: coelacanth∅, ah yes, the apple pipe!
	12:41pm coelacanth∅: rw the apple was best for making a nice cool smoke inhalation; but i usually carved a carrot just because the shape lent itself to a pipe better.
	12:41pm chresti: @coel, the vegetable pipe would also have psychoactive properties
	12:41pm rbrt: hey @fred they are playing in france 07.06.2019 Brest (FR)
	12:42pm fred: @rbrt: A long time ago, I saw a dance show by Liat Dror and Nir Ben Gal where they made bread as part of it, cooked it in ovens in the back of the stage, then shared it as we walked out. The smell was definitely a part of the show
	12:43pm rbrt: if there is bread I'm in
	12:45pm fred: @rbrt: Brest is out of my range: I don't go to places I can't walk home from
	12:45pm Mayuko: @fred They should start food music festival together with Neubauten Blixa Bargeld as the headliner, his live cooking show with no music.
	12:46pm chresti: This Swans vocals reminds me of T Rex a little
	12:47pm Mayuko: I obviously can't really check now but this should be it Blixa Bargeld is cooking risotto www.youtube.com...
	12:49pm chresti: Risotto requires much stirring
	12:50pm northguineahills: Here for a wee bit....
	12:51pm fred: There's a vegetable based set in the Japanese New Music Festival shows. I don't remember the name though
	12:51pm rw: Blixa's hair looks way too cool for the kitchen.
	12:52pm rbrt: I'm going to put a black suit on to cook for now on
	12:52pm coelacanth∅: there aren't very many (non-animal part) foods that i have never once enjoyed but risotto is one.
	12:55pm chresti: haha rbrt and rw! I love mushroom risotto-lot of cheese involved
	12:57pm chresti: It's wise to wear black when cooking with squid ink
	12:57pm Dropof Goldensun: The rice flute is very difficult to make let alone play.
	12:58pm rw: I'm guessing In V, as in vegetable and in T. Riley's In C
	12:58pm Sem: Not to mention the multiple saliva samples in the Vegetable Orchestra soup...
	12:59pm coelacanth∅: Dropof haha!
	1:00pm fred: Mayuko, that food festival would have to end with you doing an ice cream based set
	1:01pm coelacanth∅: chresti, i don't know...cheesy mush. not for me!
	1:04pm chresti: It's more creamy-rice texture, than mush
	1:07pm rbrt: break free!
	1:08pm chresti: The type of rice used, (Arborio), doesn't get mushy
	1:08pm northguineahills: As a kid in Japan, my mother taught English to daughters of Buddhist priest. He showed me his temple, and let me ride motorcycles, break scrap glass w/ slingshots w/ beans, and I'd play tag w/ him and my bros on their new three story house on the iron girders while it was under construction (never told my mother about the last one, she would have had a stroke). Unfortunately, I never learned what strain of Buddhism he practice, but he was the most awesome adult I knew as a kid.
	1:08pm Dropof Goldensun: I like cheese in my risotto. Also some wild mushrooms and black truffle oil.
	1:09pm Rickwaukee: What remains of rural America give lip service to freedom - but it's not really practiced or appreciated - especially not in Others
	1:09pm Mark Hurst: Really appreciate your commentary, Mayuko, thanks.
	1:10pm chresti: Dropof: YUM
	1:10pm chresti: ngh: Wow
	1:11pm rw: What Mark Hurst said! I got a little lost for a minute but I think I did get the general gist.
	1:11pm northguineahills: (oh, and I got pulled over by the police on the motorcycle for driving on a major street, but just told me leave the motorcycle w/ the priest, as he was a respected member of the community).
	1:13pm rw: This set is about rebellion!
	1:14pm Rickwaukee: I say, this really ... ahem, rocks.
	1:15pm fred: I wonder if this oppressive rule-based environment is related to how so many Japanese bands can revive stale genres, finding a way to make something new while staying within the established boundaries. Another side to the extreme noise coin maybe
	1:18pm fred: That voice...
	1:19pm rw: fred, to that idea, I'm reminded of the punk rock kids I see around town occasionally. Decked out to the nines in the iconography of rebellion in absolute conformity to the aesthetic. And that voice too...
	1:19pm Mayuko: @ngh buddhist monks in Japan are not necessarily known to be pious and square, so not surprising! haha.
	1:20pm rbrt: haunted blues
	1:22pm chresti: I like the Japanese band, Goat's song, "Solid Eye"
	1:22pm Mayuko: @Rickwaukee It's kinda funny for me to actually come here and see what's behind of all that american fantasy my parents had dreamt of in the post-war era.
	1:22pm Mayuko: Thank you for your kind words & listening, Mark!!!!!
	1:23pm Mayuko: @rw That's ok, I lost myself for a minute too often while doing mic break.
	1:24pm Rickwaukee: @Mayuko yeah, do as we say, not as we do, unfortunately
	1:26pm fred: I think Keiji Haino is divisive in a good way: you quickly know whether you hate or love his music. I haven't seen him in a couple of years, that's wrong
	1:27pm rbrt: well that was awesome!
	1:27pm Uncle Michael: Good afternoon.
	1:28pm Mayuko: @chresti Koshiro Hino's Goat? I love them too!
	1:29pm Mayuko: Good afternoon, Uncle Michael!!!
	1:30pm coelacanth∅: Dropof (@1.08) all that would be good in pasta, or on a potato! but no thank you to the texture of risotto. (not to go back in "time" but i was cooking. listening but not watching the computer)
	1:31pm Uncle Michael: Bad risotto is bad. Good risotto is good!
	1:33pm coelacanth∅: maybe i've never had "good risotto".
	1:34pm Uncle Michael: it's possible...I've sure had bad risotto
	1:35pm coelacanth∅: 4 of the maybe 6 times i've tried it my sister's husband had made it. it's supposedly one of his specialties; but maybe he just thinks that.
	1:36pm mzz: gotta go. later. i liked the banner painting.
	1:36pm david w: In the middle of a food truck burrito, saying hello to all.
	1:38pm coelacanth∅: david -is it hot?!
	1:39pm rw: :)
	1:39pm david w: Picante!
	1:40pm fred: @David: I haven't listened to your show in a while, not a good thing but live shows come first
	1:41pm Mayuko: fred @1:15 what you said reminded me of the time when I was in high school we all had to wear uniform. Kids would always come up with a new rebellious way to wear it - like wearing it with extremely, EXTREMELY long socks for example - so they were being very creative in a way. But one thing they never would do is actually trying to change the rule/system to NOT to wear the uniform in the first place. The rebellion rarely gets to that level. I feel like that's how things go there most of the time, not only in music/art.
	1:42pm Mayuko: Hey have a nice weekend, mzz!!
	1:43pm Mayuko: Hi David w!! Thank you for tuning in!!!
	1:43pm coelacanth∅: (sounds painful but delicious!) -yeah i feel like i haven't heard the ridgewood in a while myself. i shouldn't have to work, damnit!
	1:43pm david w: @Fred, I know where your heart is, and honor that.
	1:45pm Mayuko: This comment board today is making me awfully hungry.
	1:47pm rw: M, you started it with that Vegetable track.
	1:47pm david w: Capsaicin! (special shout to coel).
	1:47pm Uncle Michael: Not inspired by the conversation, risotto was already on my Sunday menu...with oven roasted chicken thighs with lemons.
	1:48pm rw: UM, you're insane. Is that how everyone in Topeka eats?
	1:49pm coelacanth∅: i'm chowing down now too. rice w/vegetables and tahini & cashews...soup. -so good! and yes rw is correct!
	1:49pm Dave Sewelson: I am very hungry but i have to do show after you Mayuko....
	1:50pm coelacanth∅: oh yes abundant cayenne! (more than i'd planned to put in)
	1:50pm Uncle Michael: Just those of us that notice how bad the restaurants here are...are have the skills to adapt.
	1:50pm rbrt: I love how this song is just a slow strum repeated over and over
	1:50pm chresti: I trust Uncle Michael's risotto
	1:51pm rw: The restaurants in KC seem exceptional. Not so in Topeka?
	1:51pm coelacanth∅: chresti, i don't know why, but so do i!
	1:52pm Uncle Michael: Careful, chresti...I'm trying a new recipe. Though, I trust Serious Eats.
	1:52pm coelacanth∅: Dave you better eat something!
	1:52pm Uncle Michael: not so in Topeka.
	1:52pm Mayuko: It's all V Orchestra's fault!!!
	1:53pm david w: Dave S. tummy growls mixed with bari growls could be interesting.
	1:54pm Mayuko: Coming up next! Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson!!!!! With guest Daniel Carter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wfmu.org...
	1:54pm chresti: UM, I trust you know what good risotto is
	1:54pm coelacanth∅: david i'm really digging this habanero (sp?) hot sauce from trader joes. not just hot but really nice flavor.
	1:54pm Uncle Michael: Good thing Dave S. doesn't play the licorice stick.
	1:54pm rbrt: i'm sorry I kind of started it with my obsession with the veggie instruments
	1:56pm david w: Thanks, coel. I'm forever on the hunt for authentic habanero flavor.
	1:57pm coelacanth∅: yeah, Daniel Carter! i hope i don't miss too much of it. (i'm supposedly working after i finish eating)
	1:58pm chresti: Thanks Mayuko!
	1:59pm fred: Thanks Mayuko!
	1:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Mayuko! Excellent of course!
	1:59pm Rickwaukee: Great Job, Big M - take care!
	1:59pm rbrt: thanks for the selections Mayuko! Have a great weekend everyone
	1:59pm rw: I've said it before but Play Vertigo is too short. Thank you Mayuko! Take care kids!
	1:59pm Uncle Michael: Thank you for the music, Mayuko.
	1:59pm david w: Yes!
	1:59pm Dropof Goldensun: Have a great week everyone! thanks Mayuko!
	2:02pm Mayuko: Thanks so much again everyone for listening!!! See you all next week!!!
	5:57pm paul b: On a whim, back on Saturday night I went looking for "Godspeed You! Black Emperor". The copy on YouTube had been taken down but I found a copy on the Internet Archive and watched it. It was really good. Stylistically like a Fredrick Weisman documentary. I did note that the only woman to speak in that film was the mother of the boy the film followed through the first half hour or so. I've been musing on feelings of autonomy & freedom since.

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from April 13, 2019

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