WFMU: Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from April 25, 2019

Listener comments!
	12:04pm Krys O.: Good afternoon, Olivia and Ravioliers!
	12:05pm blee: Good morning Olivia and fellow pasta party peoples!
	12:05pm Krys O.: The tilde is one of my favorite keyboard symbols.
	12:06pm blee: ... afternoon and evening too.
	12:07pm Cooh John: Radio Ravioli is lunch for the mind.
	12:09pm Krys O.: Agreed, Cooh John.
	12:10pm chresti: Time for my breakfast ravioli in SoCal
	12:10pm sphere: hi olive hi folks
	12:10pm sphere: what do you like about the tilde, Krys?
	12:10pm zopa: (_)
	12:11pm olivia: hi everyone! here's to soothing the mind!
	12:11pm Z-pulpa: im going to take the ravioli to go outside for lunch. this water feels good.
	🍝 12:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: (~_~)
	12:13pm zopa: <0)))><
	12:18pm Carmichael: Heya Olivia and Chef Boyardee wanna be's. HOT week out here in NorCal.
	12:18pm Krys O.: When the tilde pops up because of my radiculopathy issues when I type, the squiggle is appealing like a crooked smile. It has anthropomorphic qualities, IMO.
	12:19pm sphere: now that i look again, you make sense to me!
	12:22pm Krys O.: I rarely make sense to myself.
	12:24pm Ike: ♫♪.ılılıll\|̲̅̅●̲̅̅\|̲̅̅=̲̅̅\|̲̅̅●̲̅̅\|llılılı.♫♪
	12:25pm Passaic River Blues: I could probably listen to "Brown Rice" once a day for the rest of my life.
	12:26pm Rob W with Katie: Brown Rice! I second that Passaic River Blues. Thanks Olivia, greetings from Austin TX!
	12:31pm Krys O.: This reminds me of a Panda Bear song.
	12:39pm melinda: hi friends!
	12:41pm Krys O.: Hey, Melinda!
	12:42pm melinda: howdy Kris
	12:44pm Cooh John: I agree with your diacritical observation, Krys O. You make sense to me.
	12:46pm Ike: @Krys@12:22, I can beat that. I often make no sense to myself or to anybody else!
	12:46pm sphere: Death and Vanilla are pretty damn cool.
	12:47pm Ike: Wait, maybe not making sense to anybody else was already implied in your original statement, so my reply is not only nonsensical but also superfluous. SEE?!? I've proven my own point.
	12:48pm RomanDogBird: i'm shaking my fist just thinking about those wall street A$$HOLE$
	12:48pm Krys O.: WFMU: It all makes sense somehow.
	12:51pm Genevieve: Hi Olivia! Thanks for all the interesting details!
	12:55pm Devin B.: Excited to hear this Terry Allen
	12:55pm J J F: WFMU in 80s, Upsala and Olivia.. Krys it does make sense..
	12:56pm Passaic River Blues: Sounds like he was reading straight from McMurtry.
	1:06pm Treavis: Moki Cherry...amazing artist!
	1:08pm Carmichael: Hat is a great album!
	1:09pm Planet Tyler: Ok, I have to listen to Macca's now...
	1:10pm Tim in VT: This must be an error
	1:11pm Michael 98145: ~ error (approx. an error)
	1:11pm Tim in VT: ‘Excuse previous remark
	1:14pm zopa: Gong Show Jaye P. Morgan?
	1:15pm Krys O.: Yes, zopa. She was around for a long time as a singer.
	1:17pm zopa: Yowza!
	1:24pm oof: these last few songs, great flow, keeping me relaxed
	1:26pm sphere: evidently some Jaye P Morgan recordings have been reissued.
	1:29pm Passaic River Blues: Jesus, this set!
	1:31pm sphere: good headphones pay off on this show.
	1:34pm Rev. Turnip Druid: present. with moderately good headphones.
	1:46pm Z-pulpa: I really wana go see Mary Lattimore and Meg Baird in DC tonight but not sure if I can swing it.... anyone out there in Baltimore wana go?!?!
	1:56pm sphere: aargh can't do it Z, wish i could. (Catonsville lad here)
	1:57pm tim from champaign: Hello everybodies! Had to split for a while but now I'm back.
	2:00pm Aaron Working In Newark: Soooo goood.
	2:02pm Michael 98145: { Mr Forsyth : www.philly.com... }
	2:02pm AlanB: I have learned about so much good music from RR, it's just amazing. Thank you Olivia!
	2:05pm zopa: Sneaky Dog Friend!
	2:08pm coelacanth∅: hey Olivia & pastapeople
	2:09pm coelacanth∅: ...(pillowpasta people)
	2:12pm coelacanth∅: - and i am having ravioli for lunch today (hopefully while the show is still on but that might not work out)
	2:15pm zopa: algedonic loop: a term used by Stafford Beer to describe the feedback an organism, organization or machine receives from the environment. The algedonic loop is the large feedback loop that goes outside the organism and, through reward or punishment, indicates the environment's response to the organism's behavior.
	2:16pm Michael 98145: { good dog / bad dog }
	2:17pm olivia: ah thanks zopa, i was trying to look up some background on the piece... that's helpful to know!
	2:19pm tim from champaign: It took me a second to realize Stafford Beer is a person not a brewery. On the other hand, maybe it is.
	2:22pm Michael 98145: Hope these documentaries will soon appear on our left coast.
	2:22pm olivia: I missed this doc when it aired over here! wish I'd seen it
	2:23pm olivia: I heard it was great
	2:24pm olivia: did anyone see the boy band documentary on lou pearlman?
	2:25pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Listening (on Michael's b'day...), as ever and loving as always! Great show, Olivia!
	2:25pm Michael 98145: i really want to see the Other Music doc ...
	2:26pm Listening Out There: Bjork and...Dokaka?
	2:27pm queems: this song has the best video ever fyi
	2:27pm Jeff Moore: Mew! Mew! Mew! Mew!
	2:27pm tim from champaign: Olivia, is that the doc that's similar to the recent MJ documentary?
	2:28pm queems: cat in people clothes
	2:30pm chresti: Dokaka...:)
	2:30pm Chris from DC: Oh yay, Psychological Strategy Board. Front & Follow's a great label.
	2:30pm olivia: yeah it's pretty similar to the MJ doc format, i am kinda a sucker for all of it though
	2:31pm tim from champaign: I tried to watch Abducted in Plain Sight. I couldn't hang with it. It seemed like exploitation tv for the This American Life listening type.
	2:32pm tim from champaign: Olivia - Thanks! I'll give it a shot. Sounds interesting.
	2:33pm Devin B.: Yay ONJ!
	2:33pm tim from champaign: Did anyone else watch Abducted in Plain Sight? What'd you think?
	2:34pm Granny Spicy Tuna: this is deliciously strange
	2:35pm olivia: i didn't see it yet but want to soon!
	2:37pm Rich in Washington: REMA-REMA!
	2:40pm Polyus: Kind of weird that I have only ever heard the Big Black cover of this tune.
	2:42pm Mightyeaq: Did I miss “Circus of Books” music by its composer Ian Colletti and interview with this documentary’s director?
	2:42pm Marc15: Hello Olivia!!! Unfortunately, I had to work late today. So I have to catch your Show on the archive
	2:43pm Rich in Washington: I had honestly never heard of Rema-Rema until the release of that BB cover, but they were sort of in that pantheon of seemingly unobtainable, obscure records one only read about in Forced Exposure BITD. I am somewhat grateful for the reissue renaissance of these kinds of records, even though it's putting me in the poorhouse.
	2:44pm Michael 98145: “Circus of Books” is the topic over on the Drummer stream ...
	2:47pm Mightyeaq: Thank you Michael. Is it on now? Or can I catch it on the archives?
	2:47pm Michael 98145: Both.
	2:49pm chresti: @Michael, oh yeah, Rachel Mason! I'll have to go to the archives...
	2:52pm chresti: I used to live a few blocks from Circus Books.
	2:52pm chresti: *of
	2:53pm Michael 98145: It sounds like the doc was just picked up by Netflicks. Not that i need a Netflicks sub ...
	2:55pm olivia: i haven't seen abducted in plain sight, i heard mixed reviews... kinda wanna see it but also kinda really don't want to at all?
	🍝 2:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bye, Olivia. Have a fun record fair.
	3:00pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Olivia! Wonderful, dreamy show today!
	3:00pm chresti: Thanks Olivia!
	6:21am sispus: I definitely hear the voices from "Northern Exposure", from wonderful scene where Marilyn's final talk with her silent-man! Thanks Olivia.

Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from April 25, 2019

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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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April 25, 2019: (****~

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Hildegard Westerkamp	Beneath the Forest Floor	Transformations		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Connect_Icut	side B "side B" by "Connect_Icut"	No Darkness?	Aagoo	0:17:30 (Pop-up)
Don Cherry	Brown Rice "Brown Rice" by "Don Cherry"	Soul of a Nation: Jazz is the Teacher, Funk is the Preacher		0:23:32 (Pop-up)
Ela Orleans	In The Night "In The Night" by "Ela Orleans"	Movies for Ears		0:28:38 (Pop-up)
Death and Vanilla	Vespertine "Vespertine" by "Death and Vanilla"	Are You A Dreamer?		0:32:03 (Pop-up)
Shelley Hirsch, David Weinstein	Blanche	Real Estate: New Music From New York		0:36:19 (Pop-up)
Brabrabra	Passport "Passport" by "Brabrabra"	Mango		0:39:23 (Pop-up)

Terry Allen & The Panhandle Mystery Band	Pedal Steal	Pedal Steal + 4 Corners	Paradise of Bachelors	0:52:17 (Pop-up)
Camarao	Retrato De Um Forro "Retrato De Um Forro" by "Camarao"	Imaginary Soundtrack to a Brazilian Western Movie		1:05:21 (Pop-up)
Davy Graham	Getting Better "Getting Better" by "Davy Graham"	Hat		1:10:06 (Pop-up)
Jaye P Morgan	Here Is Where Your Love Belongs			1:10:20 (Pop-up)
Oneness of Juju	Space Jungle Funk	Soul of a Nation: Jazz is the Teacher, Funk is the Preacher		1:13:38 (Pop-up)
Betty Davis	Live, Love, Learn "Live, Love, Learn" by "Betty Davis"	The Columbia Years 1968-1969		1:19:22 (Pop-up)
solange	beltway "beltway" by "solange"			1:22:21 (Pop-up)
Maggi Payne	She Began Cutting the Situation into Sections	The Time Is Now: Words of Melody Sumner Carnahan		1:24:57 (Pop-up)
Sonny & Linda Sharrock	End of the Rainbow	Paradise		1:26:27 (Pop-up)
gnita k	track 1 "track 1" by "gnita k"	M	Self Released	1:29:21 (Pop-up)
Kiki Hitomi	Every Time You Knock Me Down	Karma No Kusari		1:31:21 (Pop-up)
Maymind	K Density "K Density" by "Maymind"	Cheap Storage	Atlantic Rhythms	1:32:41 (Pop-up)

Meg Baird and Mary Lattimore	In Cedars	Ghost Forests	Three Lobed	1:44:47 (Pop-up)
Chris Forsyth	Dream Song "Dream Song" by "Chris Forsyth"	All Time Present	No Quarter	1:51:47 (Pop-up)
Connan Mockasin & Andrew VanWyngarden	Bad Boys	Self Discovery for Social Survival	Mexican Summer	2:00:05 (Pop-up)
Needle and Sony_Mao	Samantha Fox Interview (algedonic loop)	Subtropics Vol. 1: Breath		2:07:15 (Pop-up)
Psychological Strategy Board	B1 / B2	Penny Slinger: Out Of The Shadows	Front & Follow	2:18:16 (Pop-up)
Bjork	Triumph of a heart "Triumph of a heart" by "Bjork"	medulla		2:25:25 (Pop-up)
Drama	Got to get off the earth "Got to get off the earth" by "Drama"	Loneliness		2:29:10 (Pop-up)
Olivia Neutron-John	(death/tango)	excerpt from Vulnerability		2:31:30 (Pop-up)
Rema-Rema	Rema-Rema "Rema-Rema" by "Rema-Rema"	Fond Reflections		2:35:21 (Pop-up)

Daniel Lentz	O-Ke-Wa "O-Ke-Wa" by "Daniel Lentz"	Portraits: A Selection From The New Albion Catalogue		2:44:42 (Pop-up)
June Chikuma	Oddman Hypothesis "Oddman Hypothesis" by "June Chikuma"	7"	RVNG Intl	2:57:26 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:04pm Krys O.: Good afternoon, Olivia and Ravioliers!
	12:05pm blee: Good morning Olivia and fellow pasta party peoples!
	12:05pm Krys O.: The tilde is one of my favorite keyboard symbols.
	12:06pm blee: ... afternoon and evening too.
	12:07pm Cooh John: Radio Ravioli is lunch for the mind.
	12:09pm Krys O.: Agreed, Cooh John.
	12:10pm chresti: Time for my breakfast ravioli in SoCal
	12:10pm sphere: hi olive hi folks
	12:10pm sphere: what do you like about the tilde, Krys?
	12:10pm zopa: (_)
	12:11pm olivia: hi everyone! here's to soothing the mind!
	12:11pm Z-pulpa: im going to take the ravioli to go outside for lunch. this water feels good.
	🍝 12:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: (~_~)
	12:13pm zopa: <0)))><
	12:18pm Carmichael: Heya Olivia and Chef Boyardee wanna be's. HOT week out here in NorCal.
	12:18pm Krys O.: When the tilde pops up because of my radiculopathy issues when I type, the squiggle is appealing like a crooked smile. It has anthropomorphic qualities, IMO.
	12:19pm sphere: now that i look again, you make sense to me!
	12:22pm Krys O.: I rarely make sense to myself.
	12:24pm Ike: ♫♪.ılılıll\|̲̅̅●̲̅̅\|̲̅̅=̲̅̅\|̲̅̅●̲̅̅\|llılılı.♫♪
	12:25pm Passaic River Blues: I could probably listen to "Brown Rice" once a day for the rest of my life.
	12:26pm Rob W with Katie: Brown Rice! I second that Passaic River Blues. Thanks Olivia, greetings from Austin TX!
	12:31pm Krys O.: This reminds me of a Panda Bear song.
	12:39pm melinda: hi friends!
	12:41pm Krys O.: Hey, Melinda!
	12:42pm melinda: howdy Kris
	12:44pm Cooh John: I agree with your diacritical observation, Krys O. You make sense to me.
	12:46pm Ike: @Krys@12:22, I can beat that. I often make no sense to myself or to anybody else!
	12:46pm sphere: Death and Vanilla are pretty damn cool.
	12:47pm Ike: Wait, maybe not making sense to anybody else was already implied in your original statement, so my reply is not only nonsensical but also superfluous. SEE?!? I've proven my own point.
	12:48pm RomanDogBird: i'm shaking my fist just thinking about those wall street A$$HOLE$
	12:48pm Krys O.: WFMU: It all makes sense somehow.
	12:51pm Genevieve: Hi Olivia! Thanks for all the interesting details!
	12:55pm Devin B.: Excited to hear this Terry Allen
	12:55pm J J F: WFMU in 80s, Upsala and Olivia.. Krys it does make sense..
	12:56pm Passaic River Blues: Sounds like he was reading straight from McMurtry.
	1:06pm Treavis: Moki Cherry...amazing artist!
	1:08pm Carmichael: Hat is a great album!
	1:09pm Planet Tyler: Ok, I have to listen to Macca's now...
	1:10pm Tim in VT: This must be an error
	1:11pm Michael 98145: ~ error (approx. an error)
	1:11pm Tim in VT: ‘Excuse previous remark
	1:14pm zopa: Gong Show Jaye P. Morgan?
	1:15pm Krys O.: Yes, zopa. She was around for a long time as a singer.
	1:17pm zopa: Yowza!
	1:24pm oof: these last few songs, great flow, keeping me relaxed
	1:26pm sphere: evidently some Jaye P Morgan recordings have been reissued.
	1:29pm Passaic River Blues: Jesus, this set!
	1:31pm sphere: good headphones pay off on this show.
	1:34pm Rev. Turnip Druid: present. with moderately good headphones.
	1:46pm Z-pulpa: I really wana go see Mary Lattimore and Meg Baird in DC tonight but not sure if I can swing it.... anyone out there in Baltimore wana go?!?!
	1:56pm sphere: aargh can't do it Z, wish i could. (Catonsville lad here)
	1:57pm tim from champaign: Hello everybodies! Had to split for a while but now I'm back.
	2:00pm Aaron Working In Newark: Soooo goood.
	2:02pm Michael 98145: { Mr Forsyth : www.philly.com... }
	2:02pm AlanB: I have learned about so much good music from RR, it's just amazing. Thank you Olivia!
	2:05pm zopa: Sneaky Dog Friend!
	2:08pm coelacanth∅: hey Olivia & pastapeople
	2:09pm coelacanth∅: ...(pillowpasta people)
	2:12pm coelacanth∅: - and i am having ravioli for lunch today (hopefully while the show is still on but that might not work out)
	2:15pm zopa: algedonic loop: a term used by Stafford Beer to describe the feedback an organism, organization or machine receives from the environment. The algedonic loop is the large feedback loop that goes outside the organism and, through reward or punishment, indicates the environment's response to the organism's behavior.
	2:16pm Michael 98145: { good dog / bad dog }
	2:17pm olivia: ah thanks zopa, i was trying to look up some background on the piece... that's helpful to know!
	2:19pm tim from champaign: It took me a second to realize Stafford Beer is a person not a brewery. On the other hand, maybe it is.
	2:22pm Michael 98145: Hope these documentaries will soon appear on our left coast.
	2:22pm olivia: I missed this doc when it aired over here! wish I'd seen it
	2:23pm olivia: I heard it was great
	2:24pm olivia: did anyone see the boy band documentary on lou pearlman?
	2:25pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Listening (on Michael's b'day...), as ever and loving as always! Great show, Olivia!
	2:25pm Michael 98145: i really want to see the Other Music doc ...
	2:26pm Listening Out There: Bjork and...Dokaka?
	2:27pm queems: this song has the best video ever fyi
	2:27pm Jeff Moore: Mew! Mew! Mew! Mew!
	2:27pm tim from champaign: Olivia, is that the doc that's similar to the recent MJ documentary?
	2:28pm queems: cat in people clothes
	2:30pm chresti: Dokaka...:)
	2:30pm Chris from DC: Oh yay, Psychological Strategy Board. Front & Follow's a great label.
	2:30pm olivia: yeah it's pretty similar to the MJ doc format, i am kinda a sucker for all of it though
	2:31pm tim from champaign: I tried to watch Abducted in Plain Sight. I couldn't hang with it. It seemed like exploitation tv for the This American Life listening type.
	2:32pm tim from champaign: Olivia - Thanks! I'll give it a shot. Sounds interesting.
	2:33pm Devin B.: Yay ONJ!
	2:33pm tim from champaign: Did anyone else watch Abducted in Plain Sight? What'd you think?
	2:34pm Granny Spicy Tuna: this is deliciously strange
	2:35pm olivia: i didn't see it yet but want to soon!
	2:37pm Rich in Washington: REMA-REMA!
	2:40pm Polyus: Kind of weird that I have only ever heard the Big Black cover of this tune.
	2:42pm Mightyeaq: Did I miss “Circus of Books” music by its composer Ian Colletti and interview with this documentary’s director?
	2:42pm Marc15: Hello Olivia!!! Unfortunately, I had to work late today. So I have to catch your Show on the archive
	2:43pm Rich in Washington: I had honestly never heard of Rema-Rema until the release of that BB cover, but they were sort of in that pantheon of seemingly unobtainable, obscure records one only read about in Forced Exposure BITD. I am somewhat grateful for the reissue renaissance of these kinds of records, even though it's putting me in the poorhouse.
	2:44pm Michael 98145: “Circus of Books” is the topic over on the Drummer stream ...
	2:47pm Mightyeaq: Thank you Michael. Is it on now? Or can I catch it on the archives?
	2:47pm Michael 98145: Both.
	2:49pm chresti: @Michael, oh yeah, Rachel Mason! I'll have to go to the archives...
	2:52pm chresti: I used to live a few blocks from Circus Books.
	2:52pm chresti: *of
	2:53pm Michael 98145: It sounds like the doc was just picked up by Netflicks. Not that i need a Netflicks sub ...
	2:55pm olivia: i haven't seen abducted in plain sight, i heard mixed reviews... kinda wanna see it but also kinda really don't want to at all?
	🍝 2:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bye, Olivia. Have a fun record fair.
	3:00pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Olivia! Wonderful, dreamy show today!
	3:00pm chresti: Thanks Olivia!
	6:21am sispus: I definitely hear the voices from "Northern Exposure", from wonderful scene where Marilyn's final talk with her silent-man! Thanks Olivia.

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