WFMU: Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from March 30, 2020

Listener comments!
	7:00pm Richard S: Hello everyone!
	7:00pm markb: hi bodah
	7:01pm Handy Haversack: Hi, Dan! Hi, all the Fried!
	7:02pm P-90: The show that makes my neck hurt just listening. Hi Dan and Fryers.
	7:04pm Handy Haversack: I just finished reading _Split Tooth_ by Tanya Tagaq, whom I know you have played a good bit, Dan. It was a good read! Took longer than it should have as my reading schedule got disrupted by the loss of my commute. You know.
	7:04pm coelacanth∅: greetings Dan and all
	7:06pm Earth Walker: So cool I think we all need to do deep throated Buddhist chants ! Om Namah shivaya
	7:08pm Joe Mulligan: That Quietud was some great drone Dan
	🍳 7:08pm ranjit: Hi Dan and the fries!
	7:09pm Dan Bodah: Hi all! Quietud was only voices, pretty amazing
	7:10pm ParUbi: Hello there
	🍳 7:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: It's so nice that WFMU is a fry by night operation.
	7:12pm olivia: love the vocal sounds today!
	7:12pm P-90: YMA!!!
	7:12pm chris: hi, Dan and folks. Tara-power to all during this time. can't hurt.
	7:12pm Earth Walker: Howdy Handy always in the game !
	7:13pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Earth Walker -- nowhere else to be!
	7:13pm northguineahills: going out for my daily constitution do kill cabin fever, will be listening on my phone.
	7:15pm Sonderangebot: Hi all, first time I tune in to this show and so far so very good.
	7:15pm northguineahills: Arvo Part also did a good arrangement of De Profundis (my favorite Baltic Holy minimalist).
	7:18pm Earth Walker: Right on Handy ! On the scene In the scene
	7:21pm mariano: Ahhh so my English girlfriend was calling me "the Seven Winds" all along.
	7:23pm Handy Haversack: Zing! No way a zombie could be that clever, @mariano -- you made it!
	7:23pm mariano: A zombie, moi? Now how could your delicious brain come up with such a silly idea?
	7:24pm Richard S: Nice article on community radio at the NY Times! They chat with WWOZ and a couple other teeny stations, in addition to WFMU
	7:25pm Handy Haversack: I'll just ... pick up this baseball bat ... no reason ... (It's Cajun brainguine!)
	7:25pm mariano: Lol!
	7:26pm mariano: Cajun brainguine is definitely going on my Halloween menu.
	7:26pm Handy Haversack: Ha! It will be the jape of the season!
	7:27pm Mark b: this is so good. ooioo vibe
	7:32pm northguineahills: Universal Sounds (a sublabel of Soul Jazz), put out an album of Georgian liturgical an a capella choir about 10 years ago, FYI.
	7:32pm ifny: WWOZ in NOLA is wonderful, very kind, dedicated, knowledgeable programmers at the station down there. Glad to hear they got some exposure! I like listening to the 'traditional' jazz on weekday mornings. As a side note, when the dust settles and you're visiting New Orleans in the future, wwoz.org posts info about Sunday second lines so you can join the fun!
	7:33pm ifny: Oh and thank you for playing Yma Sumac! I hang my head in sadness remembering the lesson she taught me about the fragility of 78s.
	7:34pm slawooy: Huunhuurtu meltdown
	7:36pm Dave in Vermont: Yes! Meredith Monk!
	7:36pm Devin B.: Wasn't Eastman was uncredited as a vocalist on the album?
	7:38pm terribilia: this is insanely beautiful
	7:38pm Dan Bodah: @Devin, Eastman is credited only as an organist on this track. I wonder if that's correct?
	7:38pm northguineahills: Julius Eastman, a much underrecorded/performed composer. He came to my attention via DJ Spooky 1999 (another artist whose music I like, but detest as a human [see Miles Davis]).
	7:39pm Dan Bodah: Eastman definitely sang on Dolmen Music.
	7:40pm olivia: oh wow! didn't know eastman was involved in this recording
	7:40pm northguineahills: (the detest statement was direct at Dj Spooky, he was a a dick to my friends when they toured together in Europe)
	7:40pm bluebombers: DB #1. Bonjour Love the Bulgarian vocals. I commend their perseverance & preservation of their music , especially under hundreds of years of Ottoman domination.
	7:41pm northguineahills: oh, and.... Meredith Monk!
	7:42pm northguineahills: The last 250 years of Ottoman suzerainty, it was pretty much a ping pong match b/tn the local aristocrats and the Janniseries ....
	7:43pm Devin B.: Maybe that's what I'm thinking of.
	7:43pm Devin B.: There's a new Meredith Monk album out just a couple days ago. Looking forward to listening.
	7:43pm northguineahills: (of Bulgaria)
	7:46pm Richard S: What do turtles dream about?
	7:48pm malĥerbo (nl): Richard S: progressing slowly?
	7:48pm ifny: Richard S: warm sand and distant moths
	7:49pm mariano: Amphibious sheep?
	7:53pm Dan Bodah: Turtles dream of the insides of cocoons and butterflies dream of the insides of shells.
	7:54pm Dave in Vermont: and the hits just keep on coming it'll be Annea Lockwood if he keeps this up
	7:55pm Dave in Vermont: 'cept outta time
	7:55pm northguineahills: Turtles dream of Tacoma Recs (many bands have been named of the image Fahey's image of his label, see Tortoise [not a turtle]) Thanks Dan, for keeping us same!
	7:57pm Dan Bodah: Thanks all for tuning in tonight! It's really nice to be able to be with you LIVE from here on out despite The Situation. Health and wellness to you all and stick with WFMU when you need to be reminded why it's good to be alive.
	7:57pm Dave in Vermont: Thank you, Dan.
	7:57pm listener 126464: Thanks Dan
	7:58pm Devin B.: Thanks Dan!
	7:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Dan! take care
	7:59pm Richard S: Thank you, Dan! Stay healthy!
	7:59pm mariano: Thanks Dan and crew!
	7:59pm malĥerbo (nl): Thanks!
	7:59pm Richard S: Always look on the bright side of life (whistles)
	7:59pm ifny: We support the Fry'd home studio :)

Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from March 30, 2020

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March 30, 2020: S9 E27 Show #224 -- Pandemoniaphilia

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Lama Tashi	Tara (Protection) "Tara (Protection)" by "Lama Tashi"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
MuOM	Quietud "Quietud" by "MuOM"		0:04:15 (Pop-up)
David Hykes	True to the Times/One		0:08:42 (Pop-up)
Yma Sumac	Wanka (The Seven Winds)		0:11:55 (Pop-up)
St. Petersburg Chamber Choir feat. Tim Storms	De Profundis		0:15:07 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Tsinandali Choir	Zamtari "Zamtari" by "The Tsinandali Choir"		0:25:22 (Pop-up)
Wolfgang Saus & Michael Reimann	Pianoo		0:24:50 (Pop-up)
Te Vaka	Siva Mamalu "Siva Mamalu" by "Te Vaka"		0:26:08 (Pop-up)
The Bulgarian Voices-Angelite & Huun-Huur-Tu	Fly, Fly My Sadness		0:28:51 (Pop-up)

Meredith Monk	Turtle Dreams (Waltz)		0:37:56 (Pop-up)
Cicada Dream Band	Room at the Inn	(Pauline Oliveros, Timothy Hill, and David Rothenburg)	0:54:26 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Baka singers	Cameroon: Lullaby (extract)		0:58:26 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:00pm Richard S: Hello everyone!
	7:00pm markb: hi bodah
	7:01pm Handy Haversack: Hi, Dan! Hi, all the Fried!
	7:02pm P-90: The show that makes my neck hurt just listening. Hi Dan and Fryers.
	7:04pm Handy Haversack: I just finished reading _Split Tooth_ by Tanya Tagaq, whom I know you have played a good bit, Dan. It was a good read! Took longer than it should have as my reading schedule got disrupted by the loss of my commute. You know.
	7:04pm coelacanth∅: greetings Dan and all
	7:06pm Earth Walker: So cool I think we all need to do deep throated Buddhist chants ! Om Namah shivaya
	7:08pm Joe Mulligan: That Quietud was some great drone Dan
	🍳 7:08pm ranjit: Hi Dan and the fries!
	7:09pm Dan Bodah: Hi all! Quietud was only voices, pretty amazing
	7:10pm ParUbi: Hello there
	🍳 7:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: It's so nice that WFMU is a fry by night operation.
	7:12pm olivia: love the vocal sounds today!
	7:12pm P-90: YMA!!!
	7:12pm chris: hi, Dan and folks. Tara-power to all during this time. can't hurt.
	7:12pm Earth Walker: Howdy Handy always in the game !
	7:13pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Earth Walker -- nowhere else to be!
	7:13pm northguineahills: going out for my daily constitution do kill cabin fever, will be listening on my phone.
	7:15pm Sonderangebot: Hi all, first time I tune in to this show and so far so very good.
	7:15pm northguineahills: Arvo Part also did a good arrangement of De Profundis (my favorite Baltic Holy minimalist).
	7:18pm Earth Walker: Right on Handy ! On the scene In the scene
	7:21pm mariano: Ahhh so my English girlfriend was calling me "the Seven Winds" all along.
	7:23pm Handy Haversack: Zing! No way a zombie could be that clever, @mariano -- you made it!
	7:23pm mariano: A zombie, moi? Now how could your delicious brain come up with such a silly idea?
	7:24pm Richard S: Nice article on community radio at the NY Times! They chat with WWOZ and a couple other teeny stations, in addition to WFMU
	7:25pm Handy Haversack: I'll just ... pick up this baseball bat ... no reason ... (It's Cajun brainguine!)
	7:25pm mariano: Lol!
	7:26pm mariano: Cajun brainguine is definitely going on my Halloween menu.
	7:26pm Handy Haversack: Ha! It will be the jape of the season!
	7:27pm Mark b: this is so good. ooioo vibe
	7:32pm northguineahills: Universal Sounds (a sublabel of Soul Jazz), put out an album of Georgian liturgical an a capella choir about 10 years ago, FYI.
	7:32pm ifny: WWOZ in NOLA is wonderful, very kind, dedicated, knowledgeable programmers at the station down there. Glad to hear they got some exposure! I like listening to the 'traditional' jazz on weekday mornings. As a side note, when the dust settles and you're visiting New Orleans in the future, wwoz.org posts info about Sunday second lines so you can join the fun!
	7:33pm ifny: Oh and thank you for playing Yma Sumac! I hang my head in sadness remembering the lesson she taught me about the fragility of 78s.
	7:34pm slawooy: Huunhuurtu meltdown
	7:36pm Dave in Vermont: Yes! Meredith Monk!
	7:36pm Devin B.: Wasn't Eastman was uncredited as a vocalist on the album?
	7:38pm terribilia: this is insanely beautiful
	7:38pm Dan Bodah: @Devin, Eastman is credited only as an organist on this track. I wonder if that's correct?
	7:38pm northguineahills: Julius Eastman, a much underrecorded/performed composer. He came to my attention via DJ Spooky 1999 (another artist whose music I like, but detest as a human [see Miles Davis]).
	7:39pm Dan Bodah: Eastman definitely sang on Dolmen Music.
	7:40pm olivia: oh wow! didn't know eastman was involved in this recording
	7:40pm northguineahills: (the detest statement was direct at Dj Spooky, he was a a dick to my friends when they toured together in Europe)
	7:40pm bluebombers: DB #1. Bonjour Love the Bulgarian vocals. I commend their perseverance & preservation of their music , especially under hundreds of years of Ottoman domination.
	7:41pm northguineahills: oh, and.... Meredith Monk!
	7:42pm northguineahills: The last 250 years of Ottoman suzerainty, it was pretty much a ping pong match b/tn the local aristocrats and the Janniseries ....
	7:43pm Devin B.: Maybe that's what I'm thinking of.
	7:43pm Devin B.: There's a new Meredith Monk album out just a couple days ago. Looking forward to listening.
	7:43pm northguineahills: (of Bulgaria)
	7:46pm Richard S: What do turtles dream about?
	7:48pm malĥerbo (nl): Richard S: progressing slowly?
	7:48pm ifny: Richard S: warm sand and distant moths
	7:49pm mariano: Amphibious sheep?
	7:53pm Dan Bodah: Turtles dream of the insides of cocoons and butterflies dream of the insides of shells.
	7:54pm Dave in Vermont: and the hits just keep on coming it'll be Annea Lockwood if he keeps this up
	7:55pm Dave in Vermont: 'cept outta time
	7:55pm northguineahills: Turtles dream of Tacoma Recs (many bands have been named of the image Fahey's image of his label, see Tortoise [not a turtle]) Thanks Dan, for keeping us same!
	7:57pm Dan Bodah: Thanks all for tuning in tonight! It's really nice to be able to be with you LIVE from here on out despite The Situation. Health and wellness to you all and stick with WFMU when you need to be reminded why it's good to be alive.
	7:57pm Dave in Vermont: Thank you, Dan.
	7:57pm listener 126464: Thanks Dan
	7:58pm Devin B.: Thanks Dan!
	7:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Dan! take care
	7:59pm Richard S: Thank you, Dan! Stay healthy!
	7:59pm mariano: Thanks Dan and crew!
	7:59pm malĥerbo (nl): Thanks!
	7:59pm Richard S: Always look on the bright side of life (whistles)
	7:59pm ifny: We support the Fry'd home studio :)

Vocal Fry with Dan Bodah: Playlist from March 30, 2020

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