WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from December 11, 2019

Listener comments!
	6:57pm LambdaCalculus: Evening, Gary!
	♥ 6:58pm Gary: Hey there, Lambda-C!
	6:58pm LambdaCalculus: Looking forward to tonight's show!
	7:00pm LambdaCalculus: Also looking forward to Friday, because I'm going to make a visit to RBC Video in Brighton after work!
	♥ 7:01pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Gary and all!
	♥ 7:01pm Gary: Howdy, James!
	♥ 7:01pm Gary: I need to get back out to RBC
	♥ 7:01pm chresti: Hey Bodega!
	♥ 7:02pm Gary: Evening, Chresti!
	7:02pm hyde: hello all
	♥ 7:03pm ParUbi: Hello Gary and ∀
	7:03pm TDK60: Good evening friends.
	♥ 7:04pm WR: So this is 2 of 4.
	♥ 7:05pm Gary: Welcome, Hyde, ParUbi, TDK, and WR!
	♥ 7:07pm Gary: Yes, 2 of 4, or I'll die trying
	♥ 7:08pm Gary: What about you guys? What excited y'all this past decade, music-wise?
	7:09pm passiflora: good shower music
	♥ 7:10pm Gary: Passiflora!
	♥ 7:10pm ParUbi: It was cool to watch my son discover good music over the past couple of years.
	7:10pm LambdaCalculus: Beautiful and surreal!
	♥ 7:11pm ParUbi: Rediscovering music on radio was a pretty big thing for me
	♥ 7:13pm Gary: We're travelling back through the decade again in this first set tonight, from 2019-2010
	7:14pm TDK60: Gary, being older I'm not so tuned into latest trends in any genre but listen to lots of kinds of music, especially here on WFMU, lots of new world music thru your and Rob W's show. I kind of like freaky-folky stuff too but that's not so new.
	♥ 7:14pm melinda: hi Gary and group
	♥ 7:15pm Gary: @ParUbi -- what are some radio highlights for you? @TDK, what freaky-folky should I dig around for?
	♥ 7:15pm Gary: Bon soir, Melinda!
	♥ 7:16pm chresti: wfmu, Bodega Pop, this past decade
	7:16pm northguineahills: Any Mutamassik? I know she's Italian, but all of her music is Arab inspired. I djed w/ her once, and she spent a lot of time going through my Lebanese and Egyptian recs...
	7:17pm hyde: hmmm, i must have listened to all sorts of stuff over the last decade but it's all a blur. so many things. so many downloads.
	♥ 7:17pm Gary: NGH! I actually am unfamiliar with Mutamassik! I'll have to look her up, unless you'd like to point to a fave track or album?
	♥ 7:17pm chresti: ^for starters
	7:18pm LambdaCalculus: Bodega Pop has been one of the best things I've ever discovered.
	7:18pm hyde: i mean i remember this weird blog where i could download stuff from all over the world, heh
	7:18pm TDK60: Gary, hard to say. One can hear stuff on Jeffrey Davison's Sat. morn ambient-into-folk show. I would also include neo-psychedelia, and it's been around more than a decade. One folk-meets-electronica act I like is Juana Molina.
	♥ 7:19pm melinda: @Gary I started listening to FMU 9 or 10 years ago and used it as my main music source for most of that time, so old and new music blurs together.
	♥ 7:19pm ParUbi: WFMU-- being able to hear marbles in a blender on the air, but also discovering new music on every show, hourly
	♥ 7:20pm Gary: Juana Molina! Yeah, I love her. Shrunken Planet! Yes, also greatest show title
	7:22pm northguineahills: Here's her page shared w/ Morgan Craft who also runs her label w/ her. She has even played w/ Daniel Carter...(actually, I think she's Argentiniam, but lived in NYC for 15+ years). She was part of the illbient scene in NYC.
	7:22pm northguineahills: www.roughamericana.com...
	7:23pm TDK60: I like post-rock stuff, but again, around for a while now..
	♥ 7:25pm Gary: So I'm gathering maybe not many of you read those end-of-the-decade lists? Or do you? I've been reading them all, and found it interesting that, for instance, no grime appeared on any American lists, but did on NME's. There's still some rationality, even within the confines of what I tend to (probably unfairly) think of homogeneity central
	♥ 7:25pm Gary: *think of AS homogeneity central
	♥ 7:25pm chresti: I listened to Shirley & spinoza internet radio, and a couple shows on kxlu,during the first half of the decade, S&s is where I heard Renaldo and the Loaf for the first time.
	♥ 7:26pm Gary: Chresti, do you know DJ Papa Gentle?
	♥ 7:26pm chresti: Oh yeah, GRIME!
	♥ 7:27pm ParUbi: I moved to a place a couple of blocks away from a huge used record store, so the other biggest thing for me musically would be discovering new worlds for $5 a pop at that store.
	♥ 7:28pm Gary: Now, THAT's exciting, ParUbi
	♥ 7:28pm WR: I've learned that the music that excites me the most is something I've never heard before that has some combination of known and unknown that it somehow triggers exhilaration. And since I've been regular listener of WFMU for the last 9 months that happens a few times a week. I just wish I had time to consolidate, need to start a list to keep track.
	7:29pm hyde: i confess that i have not read a single music best of the decade list.
	♥ 7:29pm chresti: Don't think so, Marty McSorley was a DJ at KXLU. I listened to Maki, IVOR,
	7:30pm northguineahills: I know my grime and gare-aahge….
	♥ 7:30pm chresti: ^@Gary
	7:31pm TDK60: I sometimes listen to end-of-year best-if shows and know none of it. That's how I hear about it. Like I said I'm older. Does one maybe cross a threshold of non-awareness at a certain age? Or is that too stereotypical?
	♥ 7:32pm Gary: It reminds me of this admittedly stupid but heartfelt anti-tech tweet I wrote but didn't post, something like: Hey I got this great idea of how to disrupt all of the shitty rip-off streaming and youtube and other online "services" ... what if we were to create a space ... like, a physical space ... where a person could go and ... find music there that they would purchase in various "music-retaining-containers" of one kind or another? And position these spaces here and there throughout the country ... so that every person could easily get to one or more of them ...
	7:33pm TDK60: I am liking these last few cuts.
	♥ 7:33pm ParUbi: The stereotypical thing is for your brain to lock down the taste in music you had in your late adolescence/early twenties for the rest of your life.
	♥ 7:33pm chresti: Everything old is new, I'm old too.
	♥ 7:33pm Gary: @WR, if you "favorite" tracks by clicking the star next to them, you can go back later and look at your favorites and do some in-between-show exploring
	7:34pm LambdaCalculus: I think I still listen to about 8% of the music I used to enjoy as a teenager.
	♥ 7:34pm WR: Funny the previous track had some The Who in the start and this one starts in a way that it made me think of George Harrison wah wah. And then, of course they take it to new places.
	♥ 7:35pm Gary: I still listen to the Sex Pistols Never Mind the Bollocks and Raincoats Oddyshape and Public Enemy Fear of a Black Planet and that's about it from my past
	7:35pm northguineahills: WFMU and the Wire keeps me up to date w/ music. Luckily, my brain has never locked out new music (except most American contemporary top 40)
	♥ 7:36pm Gary: That said, there's a lot from the period when I was coming of age that I wasn't exposed to for one reason or another and I love discovering that stuff
	♥ 7:36pm ParUbi: @TDK60-- If you're still discovering new (or new for you) stuff, that means you're still growing musically and "with" the only "it" that matters
	♥ 7:36pm chresti: I haven't finished clicking stars! I've been revisiting shows while at work
	7:37pm TDK60: I still isten to older music. (I grew up in the '60s-'70s.) Maybe about 30% of my listening is old stuff. I try to hear new stuff, via alternative outlets like here. I also get a many CDs out of the public library.
	7:38pm hyde: i love a lot of stuff i listened to as a teenager and plenty of other stuff i found later on
	7:38pm northguineahills: I pretty much listen to everything I started to listen to at age 16 onwards, that's when I discovered music for the genesis of my foundational aesthetics which still guide me to this day, albeit w/ some epistemological morphological shifts....
	7:39pm northguineahills: Of course, I say, "I listen to every genre, from every geography and culture, from every temporal period."
	7:40pm TDK60: Been recently listening to '60s-70s English folk-rock that I've long liked: Steeleye Span, Fairport Convention, Incredible String Band, that sort.
	♥ 7:41pm chresti: Everything sounds new again on the first listen through headphones
	♥ 7:43pm ParUbi: And I just got new headphones! Sony MDR V 6
	♥ 7:43pm chresti: busting a move
	7:44pm hyde: @TDK60 i love Fairport Convention so much. i bought Electric Eden the big history about that kind of stuff, but haven't read it yet
	♥ 7:45pm Gary: Please please please guys tell me the Fairport Convention albums I need to illegally DL
	7:45pm TDK60: ..was at an open-mike recently, it was mostly very young adults. A lot sounded like a mix of hip-hop, R&B and electronica, interesting mix. But I'm really outta the loop.
	7:47pm hyde: @Gary Liege & Lief, Full House, What We Did On Our Holidays, Unhalfbricking.
	7:48pm TDK60: Gary, FC albums? I say the first 4 albums, from way back then, are essential. But they have a lot of LPs, and still play.
	♥ 7:48pm melinda: @TDK do you know the compilation Dust on the Nettles: A Journey Through The British Underground Folk Scene 1967-1972? i heard it here first a few years ago and it's a great 3-cd set. Also one of the best collection names.
	♥ 7:49pm melinda: Unhalfbricking sounds like they're just messin' with us.
	7:49pm northguineahills: @hyde: Electric Eden is an amazing read! @Gary: Pretty much what hyde said, I'll go a few albums after Sandy Denny died, but then it started to get too polished and genteel for my tasted by '74ish.
	7:49pm hyde: Unhalfbricking is just something Sandy Denny came up with, i think
	7:50pm TDK60: Melinda: Yes, I found it ("Dust") at the library! Gary, I have un-knowledge of the meaning of Unhalfbricking, being a Yank.
	7:50pm northguineahills: I think hyde is correct....
	7:50pm hyde: @ngh ah, good. it's kind of long so i was sure hoping it was good
	♥ 7:51pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Gary. I have three ironing boards and I never iron a goddamned thing.
	7:52pm TDK60: ..while we're on F.C. still, I was pointed to a documentary on them from 2017 available on YouTube. I think a Brit TV film. Pretty good, was directed to it from this station's comments board!
	7:53pm hyde: according to the internets via The Music Aficionado blog, , " Unhalfbricking climbed to a respectable #12 in the UK album chart, its name penned by Sandy Denny who came up with the made-up word in a game of Ghost the band was playing while traveling in their beat up van to shows. "
	7:53pm hyde: @TDK i saw that, it's pretty good
	♥ 7:57pm Gary: Franco!
	♥ 7:57pm Gary: I am both impressed and kind of disappointed that unhalfbricking is made up
	7:59pm TDK60: Dig most of the tracks in that first set, can hear new ideas being tried. // I get irritated with folks my age who poohpooh anything that isn't from 40, 50, 60 years ago. You may have met some like that. // Franco, I need a new ironing board. I don't iron, I use them to fold my laundry.
	8:04pm northguineahills: ….@TDK: Sort of like my father when he described hiphop as 'jungle music' (his words, not mine). But he heard me playing MC Hammer's "you got to pray just to make it today", and he liked it, so when he went off to Desert Storm (I was 14), I gave him the cassette, and he now can enjoy G-rated friendly hiphop
	8:05pm northguineahills: @franco: I have an experimental dj/collagist friend who goes by Ironing, b/c he puts all of his vintage phonographs on a bunch of ironing boards.
	8:07pm LambdaCalculus: I'm liking these tracks!
	♥ 8:09pm Franco Twinkie: NGH, That was the main function that my ironing boards served when I was working in tight spaces at the record store.
	8:10pm TDK60: Franco, maybe you could remove an ironing board cover, use it to make burritos, tostadas, etc.
	🇰🇷 ♥ 8:12pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): hello, Gary and all! music to bathe by! (so i won't be commenting from the suds)
	♥ 8:13pm Gary: Granny S-T!
	8:14pm northguineahills: damn it TDK, now you made me hungry, I have all of the ingredients save the tortillas....
	8:14pm TDK60: ..back to the English folk thang, ex-Incredible String Band singer Robin Williamson has made interesting albums on ECM recently, mixing folk with jazz a bit.
	8:14pm northguineahills: didn't know that, TDK, will look for it.
	♥ 8:15pm Franco Twinkie: Funny you should say that, TDK60. We always use an ironing board covered with foil when we make tamales. Although we have lots of counter space in the kitchen, the ironing board is where the tamales are stacked before we count and bag them.
	8:15pm quinn: listening
	8:15pm northguineahills: Hard to not clicky-star an album entitled,"fuck this shit"...
	♥ 8:16pm Gary: Quinn!
	♥ 8:16pm WR: Yes, I've not been using the star fave feature. One part wanting to be anonymous, one part bad habit of trying to invent the wheel when my ride is there telling me to get in, and then feeling that it will so quickly grow to not be useful. No more excuses. Clicky click here I come.
	♥ 8:17pm ParUbi: GST!
	♥ 8:24pm chresti: Haha ngh
	♥ 8:25pm melinda: I like the clicky star and have a humongous list of favorites I don't investigate very often. It's good to have though, I've bought some new to me stuff from it.
	♥ 8:28pm ParUbi: My clicky-star list is out of control
	8:29pm passiflora: yes!
	♥ 8:29pm Gary: There's always one track per show that makes me cry the tears and this one is it
	♥ 8:37pm WR: Which one?
	♥ 8:39pm Gary: Interbellum's Ready to Dissolve
	8:39pm tim abdellah: Howdy Bodegas! I jumped in at Interbellum. This is a lovely set!
	♥ 8:39pm Gary: Hey there, Tim!
	8:47pm tim abdellah: Kashf el Mahjoub is the name of one of the earliest Sufi treatises: en.wikipedia.org...
	8:56pm northguineahills: Wow, thanks, tim!
	8:59pm northguineahills: I've read a lot of Muslim philosophy, and never encountered Kashf-ul-Mahjub.
	♥ 9:01pm melinda: Great show Gary!
	♥ 9:02pm chresti: Dijit reminded me of Zazou/Bikaye/CY1
	♥ 9:02pm Gary: Thank you, Melinda!
	9:02pm tim abdellah: Hey NGH - I encountered it during grad school because it has a chapter on "Spiritual Audition", i.e., the use of music as a vehicle to reach spiritual ecstasy.
	♥ 9:06pm Gary: Wait, shoot -- I'm seeing online that Lynn Lifshin has passed
	9:07pm hyde: aw, that's too bad
	♥ 9:10pm chresti: or maybe it was Malafat.
	♥ 9:11pm chresti: @9:02
	9:11pm TDK60: ..just last night was listening to "Medi 1" radio out of Morocco. They have pop and various Arab styles. They have a Soufi portal, it may be a music archive, not with active DJ.
	♥ 9:14pm Gary: Where do you get Medi 1?
	9:15pm tim abdellah: @NGH - More precisely, the act of listening, be it to recitation of the Qur'an or poetry.
	9:18pm northguineahills: well, Ali Hajiri did write on the difference b/tn knowledge and gnosis.
	9:21pm TDK60: Gary - www.medi1.com... It's got Arabic and French to choose from, to look around their menus.
	♥ 9:22pm Gary: Thank you!
	9:24pm Ike: I was in Morocco recently and it was a pretty mixed experience overall, but I was listening to one of their radio stations in a car a few times and it was really good — not sure if it was that one — the RDS said “Cor-Med6”. Can’t find it online so far.
	9:25pm Ike: It had lots of good local-sounding a cappella stuff.
	9:25pm Dean: Don't know Lifshin, but was thinking today about our generation's poets, e.g., Kit Robinson, whose brother I know. I subscribed for years to New American Writing, but frankly I can't keep up.
	♥ 9:25pm Gary: Loved your FB pics, Ike!
	♥ 9:26pm Gary: Dean! OMG, Kit Robinson, I never thought I'd see his name here. Great poet
	9:26pm Ike: Thanks! The pics came out great but IDK if I’d return. Next time maybe Malaysia or Indonesia instead.
	9:27pm Dean: Was combing through recent issues of Poetics Today, where I saw a review of a "guide" to certain new poetries edited by Lyn Hejinian and Barrett Watten. The review mentioned Kit and his brother, Nick. Nick's wife, by the way, is Laura Moriarty, whose poetry is marvelous.
	9:27pm Ike: (Anybody else who wants to see Morocco pics, I’m @ikemarble on IG.)
	9:27pm passiflora: :D
	♥ 9:34pm Gary: Yes, very familiar with Laura's work!
	9:35pm Dean: I'm going to coin a phrase (which is itself a cliche): small world.
	♥ 9:36pm Gary: Starting at 10 PM tonight, Larry Grogan's Testify! - Winter Comes In: wfmu.org...
	9:36pm passiflora: live by the aphorism, die by the cliché - from a Ron Silliman thing I can't remember what
	♥ 9:37pm Gary: Small PRESS DISTRIBUTION World
	♥ 9:37pm chresti: That looks good @TDK60, thanks
	♥ 9:37pm Gary: Small PRESS TRAFFIC World <------I've always wondered if the bookstore in Richard Brautigan's Abortion was SPT
	♥ 9:38pm Gary: R.I.P. Kevin Killian
	9:38pm Dean: In the interest of connecting more of the dots, I'll note that this Friday night Dave Rempis, Darren Johnston, and Larry Ochs are slated to perform at a house in North Berkeley nearby. Wish I could go. Ochs is, of course, Mr. Lyn Hejinian. Yep, but Laura has retired, as has Nick. I reside walking distance from SPT.
	♥ 9:39pm Gary: Dang, lucky you, Dean!
	9:43pm northguineahills: Polly Jean Harvey cover!
	9:43pm Funky16Corners: Gary!
	9:43pm Ike: Wow I had no idea there were any covers of this classic!
	9:44pm northguineahills: a great cover at that!
	♥ 9:44pm Gary: Larry! Ike, I listened to Polly's original and Maii's cover back to back recently and I know it is blaspheme and will get me kicked out of music world but I prefer Maii's
	9:46pm TDK60: I dig PJ Harvey, her last 2 albums (in this decade Gary) are challenging lyrically.
	♥ 9:48pm Gary: I want to hear that England Shakes album when I get a chance
	9:49pm Funky16Corners: Gary, is this a cover?
	♥ 9:49pm Gary: Flower and Bee? I dunno
	9:50pm TDK60: ..in my view, Gary it's a great album (England).
	♥ 9:50pm chresti: I only know Dry, I think the album was titled, re PJ Harvey
	♥ 9:51pm Gary: Dry shook the guys I knew writing rock crit at the time
	♥ 9:51pm chresti: Thanks a thousand times, Gary!
	♥ 9:52pm Gary: x100,000 back, Chresti!
	♥ 9:54pm WR: Looking forward to the next episode! Thank you for sharing you musical journeys.
	9:55pm TDK60: ..thanks for thanking Gary, chresti, a zillion times, for a fine show.
	9:55pm tim abdellah: DAM! I saw them perform this song with backing track at Union Square in San Francisco a few years ago!
	9:56pm tim abdellah: Looking forward to Part 3 - thanks, Gary!
	♥ 9:56pm Gary: I saw DAM too here when this record came out at DROM! So great
	9:58pm LambdaCalculus: Another awesome set tonight!
	10:00pm LambdaCalculus: Thanks for an awesome show, Gary!
	♥ 10:00pm Gary: Thanks and goodnight, everyone!
	♥ 10:02pm chresti: I bow forwards and backwards ten times for you, Gary!

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop	Intro "Intro" by "Bodega Pop"	Bodega Pop Live	2019
Jessika Khazrik	The Smell Does Not Leave Ra2i7a رائحة لا تذهب	KOMBILE 002	2019	Lebanon	0:04:23 (Pop-up)
Bashar Suleiman	Teesh feat. El Ot El Eswed	Throwbacks	2018	Jordan	0:10:24 (Pop-up)
Fitna \| فتنة	El Far3i \| الفرعي	El Rajol El Khashabi \| الرجل الخشبي	2017	Jordan	0:13:15 (Pop-up)
Fatima Al Qadiri	Aftermath "Aftermath" by "Fatima Al Qadiri"	Brute	2016	Kuwait	0:17:14 (Pop-up)
Zeid and the Wings	Iza W Law "Iza W Law" by "Zeid and the Wings"	Balekeh	2015	Lebanon	0:21:01 (Pop-up)
3ASKRI -عسكري الصعلوك	Epidemic الوَبَاءْ	Epidemic الوَبَاءْ	2014	Tunisia	0:24:48 (Pop-up)
PanSTARRS بان ستارز	In Bed	Yestoday	2013	Egypt	0:30:06 (Pop-up)
Zimo	Bared Ktir "Bared Ktir" by "Zimo"	Ana Insan	2012	Syria	0:35:48 (Pop-up)
ZeineDin & DJ Lethal Skillz	Bas Bi Leben	Min Beirut	2011	Lebanon	0:38:38 (Pop-up)
Abou El Leef	Bassha El Sobh "Bassha El Sobh" by "Abou El Leef"	Abou El Leef Vol. 1	2010	Egypt	0:42:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Bashar Suliman x Drummer B	Bumb It Up	Pink Tape	2018	Jordan	0:55:10 (Pop-up)
Aya Metwalli	Paradigm "Paradigm" by "Aya Metwalli"	Fuck This Shit	2014	Egypt	0:55:22 (Pop-up)
Aya Metwalli	Hahaha LOL Fuck You "Hahaha LOL Fuck You" by "Aya Metwalli"	Hahaha LOL Fuck You	2014	Egypt	0:57:36 (Pop-up)
Aya Metwalli	Fein Enta "Fein Enta" by "Aya Metwalli"	Beitak	2016	Egypt	1:02:29 (Pop-up)
Aya Metwalli	Triangle "Triangle" by "Aya Metwalli"	Triangle	2015	Egypt	1:07:12 (Pop-up)
Aya Metwalli	Neurotic Attack "Neurotic Attack" by "Aya Metwalli"	Fuck This Shit	2014	Egypt	1:12:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Aya Metwalli	Vomit "Vomit" by "Aya Metwalli"	Beitak	2016	Egypt	1:16:01 (Pop-up)
El Rass + Munma	Sanadet [Treasury Bonds]	Kachf el Mahjoub [Unveiling The Hidden]	2012	Lebanon	1:21:44 (Pop-up)
Revolvers	Postcards "Postcards" by "Revolvers"	I'll Be Here In The Morning	2018	Lebanon	1:24:15 (Pop-up)
Interbellum	Ready to Dissolve "Ready to Dissolve" by "Interbellum"	Dead Pets, Old Griefs	2018	Lebanon	1:27:58 (Pop-up)
The Bunny Tylers	Fish Die in Millions	Chance Meetings	2017	Lebanon	1:31:30 (Pop-up)
Safar	Kayfa A3oud "Kayfa A3oud" by "Safar"	In Transit	2016	Lebanon \| All tracks on this set available from http://rupturedthelabel.bandcamp.com	1:34:51 (Pop-up)
El Rass + Munma	3echq [Islamology]	Kachf el Mahjoub [Unveiling The Hidden]	2012	Lebanon	1:39:11 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Hashem L Kelesh هاشم الكلش	Abdo	HLK	2014	Egypt	1:45:30 (Pop-up)
Hashem L Kelesh هاشم الكلش feat. Izumi J!n	TV Smoke	HLK	2014	Egypt	1:52:00 (Pop-up)
Dijit	You لك Vocals by Bahtemy "You لك Vocals by Bahtemy" by "Dijit"	Dijit	201X	Egypt	1:53:46 (Pop-up)
Malafat ملفات	A Good Introduction مقدمة ممذوقة	Ashan Nakol عشان ناكل	2016	Egypt	1:58:10 (Pop-up)
Dijit	Virgin Mary العدرة ٣ Vocals by As Dee	Dijit	201X	Egypt	2:06:48 (Pop-up)
Hashem L Kelesh هاشم الكلش	Zeher Feat. Sour.	HLK	2014	Egypt	2:09:29 (Pop-up)
Malafat ملفات	Cold World عالم بارد	Ashan Nakol عشان ناكل	2016	Egypt	2:11:57 (Pop-up)
Dijit	Howa هو Vocals by Nasr El Deen Tobar	Dijit	201X	Egypt	2:15:43 (Pop-up)
Hashem L Kelesh هاشم الكلش	Modnak Feat. Marleine	HLK	2014	Egypt	2:19:00 (Pop-up)
Dijit	Napoleon Tobar "Napoleon Tobar" by "Dijit"	Dijit	201X	Egypt	2:21:56 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Hashem L Kelesh هاشم الكلش	Ya Qalb	HLK	2014	Egypt	2:25:13 (Pop-up)
Maii + Zeid	Baad el Bahr "Baad el Bahr" by "Maii + Zeid"	Moga	2013	Egypt / Lebanon	2:32:06 (Pop-up)
Zaed Naes	The System (feat. Maii Waleed)	Wujudek	2016	Egypt	2:35:26 (Pop-up)
Maii Waleed مي وليد	Rid of Me	Soundcloud track	201X	Egypt	2:40:52 (Pop-up)
Maii + Zeid	Mesh Men Hena "Mesh Men Hena" by "Maii + Zeid"	Moga	2013	Egypt / Lebanon	2:44:53 (Pop-up)
Maii Waleed مي وليد	Warda w Na7la (A Flower and a Bee)	Soundcloud track	201X	Egypt	2:47:16 (Pop-up)
DAM	Street Poetry "Street Poetry" by "DAM"	Dabke on the Moon	2012	Palestine	2:50:48 (Pop-up)
DAM	Mama, I Fell in Love with a Jew	Dabke on the Moon	2012	Palestine	2:53:47 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Catrina Paslaru	Hei La Bodega "Hei La Bodega" by "Catrina Paslaru"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000		2:57:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:57pm LambdaCalculus: Evening, Gary!
	♥ 6:58pm Gary: Hey there, Lambda-C!
	6:58pm LambdaCalculus: Looking forward to tonight's show!
	7:00pm LambdaCalculus: Also looking forward to Friday, because I'm going to make a visit to RBC Video in Brighton after work!
	♥ 7:01pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Gary and all!
	♥ 7:01pm Gary: Howdy, James!
	♥ 7:01pm Gary: I need to get back out to RBC
	♥ 7:01pm chresti: Hey Bodega!
	♥ 7:02pm Gary: Evening, Chresti!
	7:02pm hyde: hello all
	♥ 7:03pm ParUbi: Hello Gary and ∀
	7:03pm TDK60: Good evening friends.
	♥ 7:04pm WR: So this is 2 of 4.
	♥ 7:05pm Gary: Welcome, Hyde, ParUbi, TDK, and WR!
	♥ 7:07pm Gary: Yes, 2 of 4, or I'll die trying
	♥ 7:08pm Gary: What about you guys? What excited y'all this past decade, music-wise?
	7:09pm passiflora: good shower music
	♥ 7:10pm Gary: Passiflora!
	♥ 7:10pm ParUbi: It was cool to watch my son discover good music over the past couple of years.
	7:10pm LambdaCalculus: Beautiful and surreal!
	♥ 7:11pm ParUbi: Rediscovering music on radio was a pretty big thing for me
	♥ 7:13pm Gary: We're travelling back through the decade again in this first set tonight, from 2019-2010
	7:14pm TDK60: Gary, being older I'm not so tuned into latest trends in any genre but listen to lots of kinds of music, especially here on WFMU, lots of new world music thru your and Rob W's show. I kind of like freaky-folky stuff too but that's not so new.
	♥ 7:14pm melinda: hi Gary and group
	♥ 7:15pm Gary: @ParUbi -- what are some radio highlights for you? @TDK, what freaky-folky should I dig around for?
	♥ 7:15pm Gary: Bon soir, Melinda!
	♥ 7:16pm chresti: wfmu, Bodega Pop, this past decade
	7:16pm northguineahills: Any Mutamassik? I know she's Italian, but all of her music is Arab inspired. I djed w/ her once, and she spent a lot of time going through my Lebanese and Egyptian recs...
	7:17pm hyde: hmmm, i must have listened to all sorts of stuff over the last decade but it's all a blur. so many things. so many downloads.
	♥ 7:17pm Gary: NGH! I actually am unfamiliar with Mutamassik! I'll have to look her up, unless you'd like to point to a fave track or album?
	♥ 7:17pm chresti: ^for starters
	7:18pm LambdaCalculus: Bodega Pop has been one of the best things I've ever discovered.
	7:18pm hyde: i mean i remember this weird blog where i could download stuff from all over the world, heh
	7:18pm TDK60: Gary, hard to say. One can hear stuff on Jeffrey Davison's Sat. morn ambient-into-folk show. I would also include neo-psychedelia, and it's been around more than a decade. One folk-meets-electronica act I like is Juana Molina.
	♥ 7:19pm melinda: @Gary I started listening to FMU 9 or 10 years ago and used it as my main music source for most of that time, so old and new music blurs together.
	♥ 7:19pm ParUbi: WFMU-- being able to hear marbles in a blender on the air, but also discovering new music on every show, hourly
	♥ 7:20pm Gary: Juana Molina! Yeah, I love her. Shrunken Planet! Yes, also greatest show title
	7:22pm northguineahills: Here's her page shared w/ Morgan Craft who also runs her label w/ her. She has even played w/ Daniel Carter...(actually, I think she's Argentiniam, but lived in NYC for 15+ years). She was part of the illbient scene in NYC.
	7:22pm northguineahills: www.roughamericana.com...
	7:23pm TDK60: I like post-rock stuff, but again, around for a while now..
	♥ 7:25pm Gary: So I'm gathering maybe not many of you read those end-of-the-decade lists? Or do you? I've been reading them all, and found it interesting that, for instance, no grime appeared on any American lists, but did on NME's. There's still some rationality, even within the confines of what I tend to (probably unfairly) think of homogeneity central
	♥ 7:25pm Gary: *think of AS homogeneity central
	♥ 7:25pm chresti: I listened to Shirley & spinoza internet radio, and a couple shows on kxlu,during the first half of the decade, S&s is where I heard Renaldo and the Loaf for the first time.
	♥ 7:26pm Gary: Chresti, do you know DJ Papa Gentle?
	♥ 7:26pm chresti: Oh yeah, GRIME!
	♥ 7:27pm ParUbi: I moved to a place a couple of blocks away from a huge used record store, so the other biggest thing for me musically would be discovering new worlds for $5 a pop at that store.
	♥ 7:28pm Gary: Now, THAT's exciting, ParUbi
	♥ 7:28pm WR: I've learned that the music that excites me the most is something I've never heard before that has some combination of known and unknown that it somehow triggers exhilaration. And since I've been regular listener of WFMU for the last 9 months that happens a few times a week. I just wish I had time to consolidate, need to start a list to keep track.
	7:29pm hyde: i confess that i have not read a single music best of the decade list.
	♥ 7:29pm chresti: Don't think so, Marty McSorley was a DJ at KXLU. I listened to Maki, IVOR,
	7:30pm northguineahills: I know my grime and gare-aahge….
	♥ 7:30pm chresti: ^@Gary
	7:31pm TDK60: I sometimes listen to end-of-year best-if shows and know none of it. That's how I hear about it. Like I said I'm older. Does one maybe cross a threshold of non-awareness at a certain age? Or is that too stereotypical?
	♥ 7:32pm Gary: It reminds me of this admittedly stupid but heartfelt anti-tech tweet I wrote but didn't post, something like: Hey I got this great idea of how to disrupt all of the shitty rip-off streaming and youtube and other online "services" ... what if we were to create a space ... like, a physical space ... where a person could go and ... find music there that they would purchase in various "music-retaining-containers" of one kind or another? And position these spaces here and there throughout the country ... so that every person could easily get to one or more of them ...
	7:33pm TDK60: I am liking these last few cuts.
	♥ 7:33pm ParUbi: The stereotypical thing is for your brain to lock down the taste in music you had in your late adolescence/early twenties for the rest of your life.
	♥ 7:33pm chresti: Everything old is new, I'm old too.
	♥ 7:33pm Gary: @WR, if you "favorite" tracks by clicking the star next to them, you can go back later and look at your favorites and do some in-between-show exploring
	7:34pm LambdaCalculus: I think I still listen to about 8% of the music I used to enjoy as a teenager.
	♥ 7:34pm WR: Funny the previous track had some The Who in the start and this one starts in a way that it made me think of George Harrison wah wah. And then, of course they take it to new places.
	♥ 7:35pm Gary: I still listen to the Sex Pistols Never Mind the Bollocks and Raincoats Oddyshape and Public Enemy Fear of a Black Planet and that's about it from my past
	7:35pm northguineahills: WFMU and the Wire keeps me up to date w/ music. Luckily, my brain has never locked out new music (except most American contemporary top 40)
	♥ 7:36pm Gary: That said, there's a lot from the period when I was coming of age that I wasn't exposed to for one reason or another and I love discovering that stuff
	♥ 7:36pm ParUbi: @TDK60-- If you're still discovering new (or new for you) stuff, that means you're still growing musically and "with" the only "it" that matters
	♥ 7:36pm chresti: I haven't finished clicking stars! I've been revisiting shows while at work
	7:37pm TDK60: I still isten to older music. (I grew up in the '60s-'70s.) Maybe about 30% of my listening is old stuff. I try to hear new stuff, via alternative outlets like here. I also get a many CDs out of the public library.
	7:38pm hyde: i love a lot of stuff i listened to as a teenager and plenty of other stuff i found later on
	7:38pm northguineahills: I pretty much listen to everything I started to listen to at age 16 onwards, that's when I discovered music for the genesis of my foundational aesthetics which still guide me to this day, albeit w/ some epistemological morphological shifts....
	7:39pm northguineahills: Of course, I say, "I listen to every genre, from every geography and culture, from every temporal period."
	7:40pm TDK60: Been recently listening to '60s-70s English folk-rock that I've long liked: Steeleye Span, Fairport Convention, Incredible String Band, that sort.
	♥ 7:41pm chresti: Everything sounds new again on the first listen through headphones
	♥ 7:43pm ParUbi: And I just got new headphones! Sony MDR V 6
	♥ 7:43pm chresti: busting a move
	7:44pm hyde: @TDK60 i love Fairport Convention so much. i bought Electric Eden the big history about that kind of stuff, but haven't read it yet
	♥ 7:45pm Gary: Please please please guys tell me the Fairport Convention albums I need to illegally DL
	7:45pm TDK60: ..was at an open-mike recently, it was mostly very young adults. A lot sounded like a mix of hip-hop, R&B and electronica, interesting mix. But I'm really outta the loop.
	7:47pm hyde: @Gary Liege & Lief, Full House, What We Did On Our Holidays, Unhalfbricking.
	7:48pm TDK60: Gary, FC albums? I say the first 4 albums, from way back then, are essential. But they have a lot of LPs, and still play.
	♥ 7:48pm melinda: @TDK do you know the compilation Dust on the Nettles: A Journey Through The British Underground Folk Scene 1967-1972? i heard it here first a few years ago and it's a great 3-cd set. Also one of the best collection names.
	♥ 7:49pm melinda: Unhalfbricking sounds like they're just messin' with us.
	7:49pm northguineahills: @hyde: Electric Eden is an amazing read! @Gary: Pretty much what hyde said, I'll go a few albums after Sandy Denny died, but then it started to get too polished and genteel for my tasted by '74ish.
	7:49pm hyde: Unhalfbricking is just something Sandy Denny came up with, i think
	7:50pm TDK60: Melinda: Yes, I found it ("Dust") at the library! Gary, I have un-knowledge of the meaning of Unhalfbricking, being a Yank.
	7:50pm northguineahills: I think hyde is correct....
	7:50pm hyde: @ngh ah, good. it's kind of long so i was sure hoping it was good
	♥ 7:51pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Gary. I have three ironing boards and I never iron a goddamned thing.
	7:52pm TDK60: ..while we're on F.C. still, I was pointed to a documentary on them from 2017 available on YouTube. I think a Brit TV film. Pretty good, was directed to it from this station's comments board!
	7:53pm hyde: according to the internets via The Music Aficionado blog, , " Unhalfbricking climbed to a respectable #12 in the UK album chart, its name penned by Sandy Denny who came up with the made-up word in a game of Ghost the band was playing while traveling in their beat up van to shows. "
	7:53pm hyde: @TDK i saw that, it's pretty good
	♥ 7:57pm Gary: Franco!
	♥ 7:57pm Gary: I am both impressed and kind of disappointed that unhalfbricking is made up
	7:59pm TDK60: Dig most of the tracks in that first set, can hear new ideas being tried. // I get irritated with folks my age who poohpooh anything that isn't from 40, 50, 60 years ago. You may have met some like that. // Franco, I need a new ironing board. I don't iron, I use them to fold my laundry.
	8:04pm northguineahills: ….@TDK: Sort of like my father when he described hiphop as 'jungle music' (his words, not mine). But he heard me playing MC Hammer's "you got to pray just to make it today", and he liked it, so when he went off to Desert Storm (I was 14), I gave him the cassette, and he now can enjoy G-rated friendly hiphop
	8:05pm northguineahills: @franco: I have an experimental dj/collagist friend who goes by Ironing, b/c he puts all of his vintage phonographs on a bunch of ironing boards.
	8:07pm LambdaCalculus: I'm liking these tracks!
	♥ 8:09pm Franco Twinkie: NGH, That was the main function that my ironing boards served when I was working in tight spaces at the record store.
	8:10pm TDK60: Franco, maybe you could remove an ironing board cover, use it to make burritos, tostadas, etc.
	🇰🇷 ♥ 8:12pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): hello, Gary and all! music to bathe by! (so i won't be commenting from the suds)
	♥ 8:13pm Gary: Granny S-T!
	8:14pm northguineahills: damn it TDK, now you made me hungry, I have all of the ingredients save the tortillas....
	8:14pm TDK60: ..back to the English folk thang, ex-Incredible String Band singer Robin Williamson has made interesting albums on ECM recently, mixing folk with jazz a bit.
	8:14pm northguineahills: didn't know that, TDK, will look for it.
	♥ 8:15pm Franco Twinkie: Funny you should say that, TDK60. We always use an ironing board covered with foil when we make tamales. Although we have lots of counter space in the kitchen, the ironing board is where the tamales are stacked before we count and bag them.
	8:15pm quinn: listening
	8:15pm northguineahills: Hard to not clicky-star an album entitled,"fuck this shit"...
	♥ 8:16pm Gary: Quinn!
	♥ 8:16pm WR: Yes, I've not been using the star fave feature. One part wanting to be anonymous, one part bad habit of trying to invent the wheel when my ride is there telling me to get in, and then feeling that it will so quickly grow to not be useful. No more excuses. Clicky click here I come.
	♥ 8:17pm ParUbi: GST!
	♥ 8:24pm chresti: Haha ngh
	♥ 8:25pm melinda: I like the clicky star and have a humongous list of favorites I don't investigate very often. It's good to have though, I've bought some new to me stuff from it.
	♥ 8:28pm ParUbi: My clicky-star list is out of control
	8:29pm passiflora: yes!
	♥ 8:29pm Gary: There's always one track per show that makes me cry the tears and this one is it
	♥ 8:37pm WR: Which one?
	♥ 8:39pm Gary: Interbellum's Ready to Dissolve
	8:39pm tim abdellah: Howdy Bodegas! I jumped in at Interbellum. This is a lovely set!
	♥ 8:39pm Gary: Hey there, Tim!
	8:47pm tim abdellah: Kashf el Mahjoub is the name of one of the earliest Sufi treatises: en.wikipedia.org...
	8:56pm northguineahills: Wow, thanks, tim!
	8:59pm northguineahills: I've read a lot of Muslim philosophy, and never encountered Kashf-ul-Mahjub.
	♥ 9:01pm melinda: Great show Gary!
	♥ 9:02pm chresti: Dijit reminded me of Zazou/Bikaye/CY1
	♥ 9:02pm Gary: Thank you, Melinda!
	9:02pm tim abdellah: Hey NGH - I encountered it during grad school because it has a chapter on "Spiritual Audition", i.e., the use of music as a vehicle to reach spiritual ecstasy.
	♥ 9:06pm Gary: Wait, shoot -- I'm seeing online that Lynn Lifshin has passed
	9:07pm hyde: aw, that's too bad
	♥ 9:10pm chresti: or maybe it was Malafat.
	♥ 9:11pm chresti: @9:02
	9:11pm TDK60: ..just last night was listening to "Medi 1" radio out of Morocco. They have pop and various Arab styles. They have a Soufi portal, it may be a music archive, not with active DJ.
	♥ 9:14pm Gary: Where do you get Medi 1?
	9:15pm tim abdellah: @NGH - More precisely, the act of listening, be it to recitation of the Qur'an or poetry.
	9:18pm northguineahills: well, Ali Hajiri did write on the difference b/tn knowledge and gnosis.
	9:21pm TDK60: Gary - www.medi1.com... It's got Arabic and French to choose from, to look around their menus.
	♥ 9:22pm Gary: Thank you!
	9:24pm Ike: I was in Morocco recently and it was a pretty mixed experience overall, but I was listening to one of their radio stations in a car a few times and it was really good — not sure if it was that one — the RDS said “Cor-Med6”. Can’t find it online so far.
	9:25pm Ike: It had lots of good local-sounding a cappella stuff.
	9:25pm Dean: Don't know Lifshin, but was thinking today about our generation's poets, e.g., Kit Robinson, whose brother I know. I subscribed for years to New American Writing, but frankly I can't keep up.
	♥ 9:25pm Gary: Loved your FB pics, Ike!
	♥ 9:26pm Gary: Dean! OMG, Kit Robinson, I never thought I'd see his name here. Great poet
	9:26pm Ike: Thanks! The pics came out great but IDK if I’d return. Next time maybe Malaysia or Indonesia instead.
	9:27pm Dean: Was combing through recent issues of Poetics Today, where I saw a review of a "guide" to certain new poetries edited by Lyn Hejinian and Barrett Watten. The review mentioned Kit and his brother, Nick. Nick's wife, by the way, is Laura Moriarty, whose poetry is marvelous.
	9:27pm Ike: (Anybody else who wants to see Morocco pics, I’m @ikemarble on IG.)
	9:27pm passiflora: :D
	♥ 9:34pm Gary: Yes, very familiar with Laura's work!
	9:35pm Dean: I'm going to coin a phrase (which is itself a cliche): small world.
	♥ 9:36pm Gary: Starting at 10 PM tonight, Larry Grogan's Testify! - Winter Comes In: wfmu.org...
	9:36pm passiflora: live by the aphorism, die by the cliché - from a Ron Silliman thing I can't remember what
	♥ 9:37pm Gary: Small PRESS DISTRIBUTION World
	♥ 9:37pm chresti: That looks good @TDK60, thanks
	♥ 9:37pm Gary: Small PRESS TRAFFIC World <------I've always wondered if the bookstore in Richard Brautigan's Abortion was SPT
	♥ 9:38pm Gary: R.I.P. Kevin Killian
	9:38pm Dean: In the interest of connecting more of the dots, I'll note that this Friday night Dave Rempis, Darren Johnston, and Larry Ochs are slated to perform at a house in North Berkeley nearby. Wish I could go. Ochs is, of course, Mr. Lyn Hejinian. Yep, but Laura has retired, as has Nick. I reside walking distance from SPT.
	♥ 9:39pm Gary: Dang, lucky you, Dean!
	9:43pm northguineahills: Polly Jean Harvey cover!
	9:43pm Funky16Corners: Gary!
	9:43pm Ike: Wow I had no idea there were any covers of this classic!
	9:44pm northguineahills: a great cover at that!
	♥ 9:44pm Gary: Larry! Ike, I listened to Polly's original and Maii's cover back to back recently and I know it is blaspheme and will get me kicked out of music world but I prefer Maii's
	9:46pm TDK60: I dig PJ Harvey, her last 2 albums (in this decade Gary) are challenging lyrically.
	♥ 9:48pm Gary: I want to hear that England Shakes album when I get a chance
	9:49pm Funky16Corners: Gary, is this a cover?
	♥ 9:49pm Gary: Flower and Bee? I dunno
	9:50pm TDK60: ..in my view, Gary it's a great album (England).
	♥ 9:50pm chresti: I only know Dry, I think the album was titled, re PJ Harvey
	♥ 9:51pm Gary: Dry shook the guys I knew writing rock crit at the time
	♥ 9:51pm chresti: Thanks a thousand times, Gary!
	♥ 9:52pm Gary: x100,000 back, Chresti!
	♥ 9:54pm WR: Looking forward to the next episode! Thank you for sharing you musical journeys.
	9:55pm TDK60: ..thanks for thanking Gary, chresti, a zillion times, for a fine show.
	9:55pm tim abdellah: DAM! I saw them perform this song with backing track at Union Square in San Francisco a few years ago!
	9:56pm tim abdellah: Looking forward to Part 3 - thanks, Gary!
	♥ 9:56pm Gary: I saw DAM too here when this record came out at DROM! So great
	9:58pm LambdaCalculus: Another awesome set tonight!
	10:00pm LambdaCalculus: Thanks for an awesome show, Gary!
	♥ 10:00pm Gary: Thanks and goodnight, everyone!
	♥ 10:02pm chresti: I bow forwards and backwards ten times for you, Gary!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from December 11, 2019

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