WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from November 25, 2019

Listener comments!
	9:17pm Dave in Vermont: ...
	9:19pm Sam Segal: Everything alright, Dave?
	9:20pm passiflora: ➰
	9:25pm Sam Segal: I'll drink to that, Passiflora!
	9:28pm passiflora: :)
	9:40pm chresti: Hi horse fellows
	9:43pm Sam Segal: Happy Horse to you, Chresti!
	9:45pm northguineahills: I have a phone interview w/ Tokyo for GIS project manager for autonomous vehicles for a Toyota subsidiary. (fingers crossed).
	9:48pm Sam Segal: Hell, I'll cross my toes too, NGH! Sounds like a great gig. Best of luck.
	9:48pm Chris Farrell: Tuned in at the time. Happy Birthday to me (no horsing around on that) 27 and some minutes today
	9:49pm Sam Segal: Chris! Thanks for spending some birthday time in the Horse Zone! Happy birthday!
	9:52pm Chris Farrell: Thanks Sam! DJ Rashad knows how to title an album. NGH I wish you the best!!
	9:54pm northguineahills: feliz cumpleanos, chris!
	9:55pm Chris Farrell: Gracias!
	9:56pm Chris Farrell: Atlanta was a success Sam?
	9:56pm chresti: Happy birthday to Chris! Good luck ngh!
	9:58pm Sam Segal: As successful as three days spent in a hotel conference center can be, Chris! I did get to eat some excellent fried chicken, so we'll call the trip a win.
	9:59pm Chris Farrell: Thank you Chresti! Outside of talking with my brother for an hour (he and his girlfriend have albums coming out) If You Lose Your Horse is the highlight of my day!
	10:02pm Chris Farrell: Net positive. I’m sure it’s nothing like interviewing people on the Red Carpet at the Met Gala, but fried chicken and hotel conferences are luxuries.
	10:09pm Franco Twinkie: Be careful Sam! inferring that the aughts were anything but totally the bomb can potentially get you in trouble with some younger listeners....assuming you even have younger listeners.
	10:11pm Sam Segal: Haha, Franco, as hard as I try to capture the Gen Z demographic, I just don't know if my brand resonates with Zoomers!
	10:12pm Franco Twinkie: Any way, my favorite Charles Lloyd album is Love In, so you know my completely opinion is useless.
	10:14pm Franco Twinkie: Plus, I still can't type after fifty years of typing.
	10:14pm Chris Farrell: I’ve noticed I make a lot of 2000-2010 references and fellow students who are Gen Z often don’t pick up on them. I asked a older student (maybe 45) if Flock of Seagulls sang I ran after a 2 hour lecture where very few comments were made. He pointed out they might have been considered a 1 hit wonder but their hair will forever be remembered. It dwarfed my initial reference to the song “I Ran”.
	10:15pm Dean: Just two days ago I ran into a friend of mine with his, I dunno, 15YO? son. I was wearing a WFMU t-shirt. The conversation turned to WFMU, and the kid asked about the station. He seemed mighty interested, so I directed him to the playlists. Generation, schmeneration.
	10:21pm Franco Twinkie: Chris, I have noticed that Flock Of Seagull are bundled together with bands like Missing Persons and their ilk on the county fair circuit. At least they're working, right? Hair withstanding, I'm sure they mean something to somebody.
	10:22pm Sam Segal: Hear hear, Dean! I feel like teens these days are well primed for freeform radio. The internet has obliterated allegiance to specific scenes and genres amongst a significant subset of music loving youth, I think.
	10:25pm Dean: Agreed, and I'll raise you two. Some kids -- teens, pre-teens -- have always found ways to tap into the cool shit. This kid, by the way, plays alto saxophone with his high school jazz band. I mean, c'mon!
	10:28pm Chris Farrell: I saw Blue Oyster Cult at a County Fair I was working on it Vancouver WA. If anything it gives purpose. I’m sure my brother would kill for a warm up act at a mid size county fair (other starting musicians as well) Billy Strings is playing (or played) at the caverns in Tennessee where Silver Jews had their last show. Something I saw recently.
	10:29pm Dean: I don't identify myself with the cool kids, by the way, but I hung out with them, and they turned me on to real goodness. I remember the classmate who advised listening to Birds of Fire in 1974, when I was a little dork in high school, when the rest of us were listening to...hey!...Three Dog Night.
	10:32pm Franco Twinkie: I like kids. As a rule they are more well informed and polite that I was as a teenager, even though I praddled on like some sort of expert on what?
	10:35pm Dean: I bet you were entirely polite and to some degree expert, Franco.
	10:39pm Franco Twinkie: Well, no. More like an aspiring smart-ass that didn't quite make the cut. But I have improved. At least now I can settle someones hash effectively. But what kind of skill is that?
	10:41pm Dean: Aspiring smart-asses that didn't make the cut were in fact the cool kids with whom I hung out. I'm really resentful over how schools and all treat kids.
	10:43pm Chris Farrell: A good epitaph for my 27 years would be “I am no Eddy Haskell, I am trying. Sincerely” Sams posthumous reference made me think of that.
	10:44pm northguineahills: a posthumous recording, so the composer was decomposing???? (I'll show myself out).
	10:46pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, to what degree is an august institution like UCB just an extension of the same old shit that goes along with been in school?
	10:51pm Sam Segal: @NGH, haha, posthumous recordings...necro music...the final frontier of experimental music.
	10:54pm northguineahills: 27 was one of my best and worst years of my life.....
	10:54pm chresti: I like this Araw to send me to bed. Goodnight horsey peoples across generations, thanks Sam!
	10:55pm northguineahills: Darn, missed plaid....
	10:55pm Dean: Not sure exactly what you're asking, Franco, but recall that I'm a librarian. Once upon a time not too long ago, these institutions were adored because their libraries had big dicks. The bigger the library (Harvard...), the better the school. Not so anymore, for better or worse.
	10:55pm Chris Farrell: I listened to “Mercedes Benz” by Janis Joplin for good luck.
	10:56pm Sam Segal: What do you need luck for, Chris? You can get by on your good looks!
	10:58pm Franco Twinkie: NGH, I met Chresti when I was 27, so I would have to say it was one of my best years as well, I just didn't know it at the time.
	10:59pm Chris Farrell: Well thanks Sam. I was a extra in a movie with Allen Arken and I told him “your a great actor, your almost as good as me”. He gave me this look with one eye and eye brow raised up and we never saw each other again.
	11:02pm Franco Twinkie: I thought as a school librarian you would be in a perfect position to observe the behavior patterns of the young and come to some startling conclusions.
	11:06pm coelacanth∅))): this track is pure enchantment
	11:07pm coelacanth∅))): hey Sam and horseyfolk
	11:08pm Dean: Yes, indeed. We are all children's librarians. Utterly condescending. Completely true. There are no startling conclusions.
	11:10pm Sam Segal: Hello, Enchanting Coel!
	11:11pm coelacanth∅))): araw, shucks
	11:11pm Chris Farrell: The music tonight has been really good. Nice set Sam. I’m gonna roll out the chat. Thanks everyone!
	11:14pm Sam Segal: Thanks for hanging out, Chris. Happy b-day, once again!
	11:21pm Dean: Who's clarinetting on this Daisy tune?
	11:22pm Sam Segal: The brilliant James Falzone!
	11:26pm northguineahills: Thanks, Sam, I'm going to konk out. night!
	11:29pm Sam Segal: Sleep well, NGH. Good luck on the interview!
	11:30pm Dean: Great reed player, Falzone. I played clarinet, then tenor saxophone, then bass clarinet. Surprisingly, I was not a great reed player.
	11:36pm coelacanth∅))): stop dillydallying, pussyfooting, fucking around...
	11:37pm coelacanth∅))): (i was brushing my teeth and had to back up to hear what you wanted synonyms for)
	11:38pm Sam Segal: Pussyfooting! How could I forget pussyfooting?!
	11:39pm coelacanth∅))): yes that's one of my favorites!
	11:40pm coelacanth∅))): there must be dozens too,right? -but that's all i got.
	11:41pm Dean: Fripp & Eno, right? Pussyfooting?
	11:42pm coelacanth∅))): ...dawdle?
	11:43pm Sam Segal: Lollygagging!
	11:44pm coelacanth∅))): Dean, of all people i didn't expect you to know that! ...although i always suspected your dislike for Eno is another game you play! ...album's called "(no pussyfooting)"
	11:46pm coelacanth∅))): lollygagging! i don't hear that much but when i do i imagine a little girl (animated, wearing clothes from the 19th century) gagging because she stuck her big swirly lollypop too far into her mouth
	11:47pm doctorjazz: Like this Pneumo.. Last minute horsin around.
	11:47pm Dean: Of course I know it! Once upon a time, I owned it! But you're right. I do not appreciate Eno. Have you all read Pete Townsend's interview in NYT Magazine? He gives shout-outs to Eno and...David Byrne! I admire Townsend, but I don't get the attraction to Byrne, not at all. No, I'm not a fan of Eno, certainly not a fan of Byrne.
	11:49pm Sam Segal: Thanks for stopping in, Doc Jazz!
	11:50pm doctorjazz: Dying to see the Byrne show, actually.
	11:50pm coelacanth∅))): i like David Byrne a lot, but i don't like his music much...since remain in light -the last good talking heads album. from what i've read/heard/imagined i think he's a good man.
	11:52pm coelacanth∅))): i like his album with st.vincent, so i guess i do like some of his more recent work
	11:52pm Dean: I loved, and still do, Talking Heads' first single, "Love Goes to a Building..." Thereafter, very disappointing.
	11:53pm coelacanth∅))): jeez. you don't like more songs about buildings and food? fear of music? those albums are Brilliant!
	11:53pm coelacanth∅))): ...my life in the bush of ghosts?!?!
	11:54pm Dean: Nope. To my ear, they're not brilliant. They're dopey. My Life...? I effing love that record.
	11:56pm coelacanth∅))): i think you need to drop some acid.
	11:57pm coelacanth∅))): (i'm just kidding! i say that because you say herb doesn't move you and more songs is that much more amazing when you're high)
	11:57pm Dean: One of the reasons I dislike virtually everything by Talking Heads is Byrne. He's a horrible vocalist, a second-rate musician, a show-off. I also have no sense that Weymouth has much talent. One of the reasons My Life strikes me is precisely his absence. I suspect I would love LSD. More so, opium and heroin.
	11:59pm coelacanth∅))): the thing about more songs is that it's understated, production-wise. i guess that's why it's not considered one of their best albums...but the arrangements are awesome -just subtle. ...i know that's not likely the reason you don't like it.
	12:01am Dean: You're right. I can't even get past the title of the album. Pretentious sons of bitches, those guys.
	12:01am coelacanth∅))): that took forever to post! yes Byrne's voice is terrible. the main reason i don't like much of his material after remain in light. i think it works for the 'heads prior to that though.
	12:02am coelacanth∅))): oh man that title is just a joke!
	12:04am coelacanth∅))): Thanks Sam! enjoy your time away. good night Dean, everyone
	12:04am Dean: Good night! I love bitching and moaning at WFMU!

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November 25, 2019: Tropical Horse Dog Night

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Kelan Philip Cohran & The Hypnotic Brass Ensemble	Cuernavaca	Kelan Philip Cohran & The Hypnotic Brass Ensemble	Honest Jon's
Coati Mundi	Tropical Hot Dog Night	The Former 12 Year Old Genius	Virgin	0:08:11 (Pop-up)
Ruben Blades & Willie Colon	Te Están Buscando	Canciones Del Solar De Los Aburridos	Fania	0:13:19 (Pop-up)

Ka Baird	Symanimagenic "Symanimagenic" by "Ka Baird"	Respires	RVNG Intl.	0:24:36 (Pop-up)
Lee Gamble	Tyre "Tyre" by "Lee Gamble"	Exhaust	Hyperdub	0:28:48 (Pop-up)
Wobbly	One Trillionth "One Trillionth" by "Wobbly"	Monitress	Hausu Mountain	0:31:43 (Pop-up)
Giant Claw	DARK WEB 005 "DARK WEB 005" by "Giant Claw"	DARK WEB	Orange Milk	0:36:39 (Pop-up)
D/P/I	HE'S A GENTLE ONE "HE'S A GENTLE ONE" by "D/P/I"	FRESH ROSES	Chanceimag.es / Leaving Records	0:41:37 (Pop-up)
Madteo	1 4 U "1 4 U" by "Madteo"	Dropped Out Sunshine	DDS	0:43:42 (Pop-up)
DJ Rashad	Everybody (ft. Freshmoon)	I Don't Give a Fuck	Hyperdub	0:46:27 (Pop-up)
The Nag's Head	Sour English "Sour English" by "The Nag's Head"	Gluud Und Scruud	Kit	0:50:03 (Pop-up)
ODAE	Patienec "Patienec" by "ODAE"	Ataraxic	veryjazzed	0:54:29 (Pop-up)

Charles Lloyd	Pyramid "Pyramid" by "Charles Lloyd"	Waves	A&M	1:07:41 (Pop-up)
O Conjunto De Orlando Pereira	Carimbó Para Yemanjá	Jambú E Os Míticos Sons Da Amazônia 1974-1986	Analog Africa	1:14:02 (Pop-up)
Som Imaginário	Bolero "Bolero" by "Som Imaginário"	Matança Do Porco	EMI	1:17:29 (Pop-up)
Los Greys	Jerry's Gold "Jerry's Gold" by "Los Greys"	Angel Lust	Night People	1:19:37 (Pop-up)
Arthur Russell	I Kissed the Girl from Outer Space	Iowa Dream	Audika	1:22:49 (Pop-up)
Plaid	Kiterider "Kiterider" by "Plaid"	Peel Session 2	Warp	1:25:30 (Pop-up)
Girl Girl Girl	My Weakness "My Weakness" by "Girl Girl Girl"	The Historic Recordings from the "Girl Girl Girl" Radio Show Volume 3	Wildjumbo	1:30:17 (Pop-up)
Julio Pereira	Lua De Laranja (Dedicated To Alentejo)	Miradouro	Schiu!	1:35:41 (Pop-up)

Sun Araw	Deep Cover "Deep Cover" by "Sun Araw"	On Patrol	Fun Not Fun	1:46:23 (Pop-up)
The Savage Young Taterbug	Well Done Honey and the Speaker Tan	Shadow of the Marlboro Man	Night People	1:53:53 (Pop-up)
Pure Enchanment	Rain Dropping on the Magnolia Tree	Humid Misterioso	\\NULL\|ZØNE//	1:59:21 (Pop-up)
Robert Wyatt	A Sunday in Madrid "A Sunday in Madrid" by "Robert Wyatt"	Shleep	Thirsty Ear	2:07:19 (Pop-up)
Anthony Coleman	Bye Ya "Bye Ya" by "Anthony Coleman"	Sephardic Tinge	Tzadik	2:11:17 (Pop-up)
Tim Daisy's Vox 4	The Collector "The Collector" by "Tim Daisy's Vox 4"	Roman Poems	Relay	2:17:36 (Pop-up)

Keita	Akebono "Akebono" by "Keita"	Shio-No-Michi	Awa	2:27:42 (Pop-up)
Dolphins Into The Future	Verde "Verde" by "Dolphins Into The Future"	Canto Arquipélago	Underwater Peoples	2:36:14 (Pop-up)
Andrew Pekler	Fonseca Winds (Lament)	Sounds From Phantom Islands	Faitiche	2:38:32 (Pop-up)
Mayumi Miyata & Midori Takada	Pneuma	Neubla	CBS/Sony	2:42:07 (Pop-up)
Microtub	Violet Orange "Violet Orange" by "Microtub"	Bite of the Orange	Sofa	2:47:40 (Pop-up)
Sean McCann	Nightfall "Nightfall" by "Sean McCann"	Puck	Recital	2:50:21 (Pop-up)
James Ferraro	1992 "1992" by "James Ferraro"	Skid Row	Break World	2:55:36 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:17pm Dave in Vermont: ...
	9:19pm Sam Segal: Everything alright, Dave?
	9:20pm passiflora: ➰
	9:25pm Sam Segal: I'll drink to that, Passiflora!
	9:28pm passiflora: :)
	9:40pm chresti: Hi horse fellows
	9:43pm Sam Segal: Happy Horse to you, Chresti!
	9:45pm northguineahills: I have a phone interview w/ Tokyo for GIS project manager for autonomous vehicles for a Toyota subsidiary. (fingers crossed).
	9:48pm Sam Segal: Hell, I'll cross my toes too, NGH! Sounds like a great gig. Best of luck.
	9:48pm Chris Farrell: Tuned in at the time. Happy Birthday to me (no horsing around on that) 27 and some minutes today
	9:49pm Sam Segal: Chris! Thanks for spending some birthday time in the Horse Zone! Happy birthday!
	9:52pm Chris Farrell: Thanks Sam! DJ Rashad knows how to title an album. NGH I wish you the best!!
	9:54pm northguineahills: feliz cumpleanos, chris!
	9:55pm Chris Farrell: Gracias!
	9:56pm Chris Farrell: Atlanta was a success Sam?
	9:56pm chresti: Happy birthday to Chris! Good luck ngh!
	9:58pm Sam Segal: As successful as three days spent in a hotel conference center can be, Chris! I did get to eat some excellent fried chicken, so we'll call the trip a win.
	9:59pm Chris Farrell: Thank you Chresti! Outside of talking with my brother for an hour (he and his girlfriend have albums coming out) If You Lose Your Horse is the highlight of my day!
	10:02pm Chris Farrell: Net positive. I’m sure it’s nothing like interviewing people on the Red Carpet at the Met Gala, but fried chicken and hotel conferences are luxuries.
	10:09pm Franco Twinkie: Be careful Sam! inferring that the aughts were anything but totally the bomb can potentially get you in trouble with some younger listeners....assuming you even have younger listeners.
	10:11pm Sam Segal: Haha, Franco, as hard as I try to capture the Gen Z demographic, I just don't know if my brand resonates with Zoomers!
	10:12pm Franco Twinkie: Any way, my favorite Charles Lloyd album is Love In, so you know my completely opinion is useless.
	10:14pm Franco Twinkie: Plus, I still can't type after fifty years of typing.
	10:14pm Chris Farrell: I’ve noticed I make a lot of 2000-2010 references and fellow students who are Gen Z often don’t pick up on them. I asked a older student (maybe 45) if Flock of Seagulls sang I ran after a 2 hour lecture where very few comments were made. He pointed out they might have been considered a 1 hit wonder but their hair will forever be remembered. It dwarfed my initial reference to the song “I Ran”.
	10:15pm Dean: Just two days ago I ran into a friend of mine with his, I dunno, 15YO? son. I was wearing a WFMU t-shirt. The conversation turned to WFMU, and the kid asked about the station. He seemed mighty interested, so I directed him to the playlists. Generation, schmeneration.
	10:21pm Franco Twinkie: Chris, I have noticed that Flock Of Seagull are bundled together with bands like Missing Persons and their ilk on the county fair circuit. At least they're working, right? Hair withstanding, I'm sure they mean something to somebody.
	10:22pm Sam Segal: Hear hear, Dean! I feel like teens these days are well primed for freeform radio. The internet has obliterated allegiance to specific scenes and genres amongst a significant subset of music loving youth, I think.
	10:25pm Dean: Agreed, and I'll raise you two. Some kids -- teens, pre-teens -- have always found ways to tap into the cool shit. This kid, by the way, plays alto saxophone with his high school jazz band. I mean, c'mon!
	10:28pm Chris Farrell: I saw Blue Oyster Cult at a County Fair I was working on it Vancouver WA. If anything it gives purpose. I’m sure my brother would kill for a warm up act at a mid size county fair (other starting musicians as well) Billy Strings is playing (or played) at the caverns in Tennessee where Silver Jews had their last show. Something I saw recently.
	10:29pm Dean: I don't identify myself with the cool kids, by the way, but I hung out with them, and they turned me on to real goodness. I remember the classmate who advised listening to Birds of Fire in 1974, when I was a little dork in high school, when the rest of us were listening to...hey!...Three Dog Night.
	10:32pm Franco Twinkie: I like kids. As a rule they are more well informed and polite that I was as a teenager, even though I praddled on like some sort of expert on what?
	10:35pm Dean: I bet you were entirely polite and to some degree expert, Franco.
	10:39pm Franco Twinkie: Well, no. More like an aspiring smart-ass that didn't quite make the cut. But I have improved. At least now I can settle someones hash effectively. But what kind of skill is that?
	10:41pm Dean: Aspiring smart-asses that didn't make the cut were in fact the cool kids with whom I hung out. I'm really resentful over how schools and all treat kids.
	10:43pm Chris Farrell: A good epitaph for my 27 years would be “I am no Eddy Haskell, I am trying. Sincerely” Sams posthumous reference made me think of that.
	10:44pm northguineahills: a posthumous recording, so the composer was decomposing???? (I'll show myself out).
	10:46pm Franco Twinkie: Dean, to what degree is an august institution like UCB just an extension of the same old shit that goes along with been in school?
	10:51pm Sam Segal: @NGH, haha, posthumous recordings...necro music...the final frontier of experimental music.
	10:54pm northguineahills: 27 was one of my best and worst years of my life.....
	10:54pm chresti: I like this Araw to send me to bed. Goodnight horsey peoples across generations, thanks Sam!
	10:55pm northguineahills: Darn, missed plaid....
	10:55pm Dean: Not sure exactly what you're asking, Franco, but recall that I'm a librarian. Once upon a time not too long ago, these institutions were adored because their libraries had big dicks. The bigger the library (Harvard...), the better the school. Not so anymore, for better or worse.
	10:55pm Chris Farrell: I listened to “Mercedes Benz” by Janis Joplin for good luck.
	10:56pm Sam Segal: What do you need luck for, Chris? You can get by on your good looks!
	10:58pm Franco Twinkie: NGH, I met Chresti when I was 27, so I would have to say it was one of my best years as well, I just didn't know it at the time.
	10:59pm Chris Farrell: Well thanks Sam. I was a extra in a movie with Allen Arken and I told him “your a great actor, your almost as good as me”. He gave me this look with one eye and eye brow raised up and we never saw each other again.
	11:02pm Franco Twinkie: I thought as a school librarian you would be in a perfect position to observe the behavior patterns of the young and come to some startling conclusions.
	11:06pm coelacanth∅))): this track is pure enchantment
	11:07pm coelacanth∅))): hey Sam and horseyfolk
	11:08pm Dean: Yes, indeed. We are all children's librarians. Utterly condescending. Completely true. There are no startling conclusions.
	11:10pm Sam Segal: Hello, Enchanting Coel!
	11:11pm coelacanth∅))): araw, shucks
	11:11pm Chris Farrell: The music tonight has been really good. Nice set Sam. I’m gonna roll out the chat. Thanks everyone!
	11:14pm Sam Segal: Thanks for hanging out, Chris. Happy b-day, once again!
	11:21pm Dean: Who's clarinetting on this Daisy tune?
	11:22pm Sam Segal: The brilliant James Falzone!
	11:26pm northguineahills: Thanks, Sam, I'm going to konk out. night!
	11:29pm Sam Segal: Sleep well, NGH. Good luck on the interview!
	11:30pm Dean: Great reed player, Falzone. I played clarinet, then tenor saxophone, then bass clarinet. Surprisingly, I was not a great reed player.
	11:36pm coelacanth∅))): stop dillydallying, pussyfooting, fucking around...
	11:37pm coelacanth∅))): (i was brushing my teeth and had to back up to hear what you wanted synonyms for)
	11:38pm Sam Segal: Pussyfooting! How could I forget pussyfooting?!
	11:39pm coelacanth∅))): yes that's one of my favorites!
	11:40pm coelacanth∅))): there must be dozens too,right? -but that's all i got.
	11:41pm Dean: Fripp & Eno, right? Pussyfooting?
	11:42pm coelacanth∅))): ...dawdle?
	11:43pm Sam Segal: Lollygagging!
	11:44pm coelacanth∅))): Dean, of all people i didn't expect you to know that! ...although i always suspected your dislike for Eno is another game you play! ...album's called "(no pussyfooting)"
	11:46pm coelacanth∅))): lollygagging! i don't hear that much but when i do i imagine a little girl (animated, wearing clothes from the 19th century) gagging because she stuck her big swirly lollypop too far into her mouth
	11:47pm doctorjazz: Like this Pneumo.. Last minute horsin around.
	11:47pm Dean: Of course I know it! Once upon a time, I owned it! But you're right. I do not appreciate Eno. Have you all read Pete Townsend's interview in NYT Magazine? He gives shout-outs to Eno and...David Byrne! I admire Townsend, but I don't get the attraction to Byrne, not at all. No, I'm not a fan of Eno, certainly not a fan of Byrne.
	11:49pm Sam Segal: Thanks for stopping in, Doc Jazz!
	11:50pm doctorjazz: Dying to see the Byrne show, actually.
	11:50pm coelacanth∅))): i like David Byrne a lot, but i don't like his music much...since remain in light -the last good talking heads album. from what i've read/heard/imagined i think he's a good man.
	11:52pm coelacanth∅))): i like his album with st.vincent, so i guess i do like some of his more recent work
	11:52pm Dean: I loved, and still do, Talking Heads' first single, "Love Goes to a Building..." Thereafter, very disappointing.
	11:53pm coelacanth∅))): jeez. you don't like more songs about buildings and food? fear of music? those albums are Brilliant!
	11:53pm coelacanth∅))): ...my life in the bush of ghosts?!?!
	11:54pm Dean: Nope. To my ear, they're not brilliant. They're dopey. My Life...? I effing love that record.
	11:56pm coelacanth∅))): i think you need to drop some acid.
	11:57pm coelacanth∅))): (i'm just kidding! i say that because you say herb doesn't move you and more songs is that much more amazing when you're high)
	11:57pm Dean: One of the reasons I dislike virtually everything by Talking Heads is Byrne. He's a horrible vocalist, a second-rate musician, a show-off. I also have no sense that Weymouth has much talent. One of the reasons My Life strikes me is precisely his absence. I suspect I would love LSD. More so, opium and heroin.
	11:59pm coelacanth∅))): the thing about more songs is that it's understated, production-wise. i guess that's why it's not considered one of their best albums...but the arrangements are awesome -just subtle. ...i know that's not likely the reason you don't like it.
	12:01am Dean: You're right. I can't even get past the title of the album. Pretentious sons of bitches, those guys.
	12:01am coelacanth∅))): that took forever to post! yes Byrne's voice is terrible. the main reason i don't like much of his material after remain in light. i think it works for the 'heads prior to that though.
	12:02am coelacanth∅))): oh man that title is just a joke!
	12:04am coelacanth∅))): Thanks Sam! enjoy your time away. good night Dean, everyone
	12:04am Dean: Good night! I love bitching and moaning at WFMU!

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from November 25, 2019

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