WFMU: Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from May 25, 2020

Listener comments!
	3:03pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Olivia and all!
	3:03pm StringOFperils: Man I thought that Jim Price show would never end.
	3:11pm Guido from Cologne: Hello Olivia and everyone!
	3:13pm Your Ace From Exchange Place: Greetings!
	3:15pm listener 126464: Cheers everybody, forward masking only.
	3:16pm Crei6hton: Good afternoon
	3:20pm olivia: heyy everybody
	3:21pm Otis Fodder: Hi Olivia and listeners. Tuned in.
	3:22pm Handy Haversack: Sounds good, Olivia! Kate and I are listening outside with the sparrows and the doves.
	3:23pm Philip H In the UK: Hi Olivia, hope you and everybody else is enjoying your holiday, we have had one today as well, perfect weather and one of my rare live listens to radio ravioli as I norbally download it on the app and play it at work, sounds fabulous as per usual whatever.
	3:26pm olivia: thanks Philip H! glad to have you here live. hope you're enjoying the holiday too. and hello Otis Fodder / Handy Haversack / all who commented earlier!
	3:31pm Mr. Pumpy: Hello Olivia and all nascent, as well as seasoned, pasta pundits! Good vibes...
	3:31pm Mr. Pumpy: Hey, Handy!
	🍝 3:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, Olivia and agents of ravioli!
	3:51pm Handy Haversack: What up, Mr. P! I seem to be having a lazy day. Reading a gaming book all day so far. Memorializing only my energy and ambition.
	4:01pm Mr. Pumpy: Funny...I somehow got wrapped up in a bunch of work. But, spent the night home and haven't gone back to pop's yet, so it is a bit of a vacation! I remember ambition...fondly.
	4:04pm brainiac: The Secret Harmony knows no holiday, and for that I am grateful.
	4:05pm Mr. Pumpy: Nice, Olivia. Tasty!
	4:06pm brainiac: Oh wait, today's not Thanksgiving is it?
	4:06pm olivia: haha brainiac
	4:06pm Handy Haversack: In other news, the White Wind (cottonwood two yards over) has begun to blow from the beyond the Wall of Sleep (knotweed on the fence).
	🍝 4:06pm Threemoons: Goood afternoon Olivia, fellow Raviolis. Slept until now, had a COVID scare for the past few days but as I feel better I think I just had a garden variety virus not the biggie.
	4:08pm thesecoronalives: I abandoned wnyc for wfmu a gazillion years ago, but -- in a moment of bad wfmu reception in the jersey city basin -- tuned into wnyc briefly this AM and can attest that the 'secret harmony' installment aired a moment ago is super-fresh! : - D
	4:09pm olivia: yes! Brian Lehrer from this morning, who was giving out radio diplomas for folks who didn't gave graduations
	4:12pm JohnEBGood: Hi Olivia and FMU family. Transglobal Undergound. Is that an oxymoron?
	4:13pm brainiac: I am sitting in a room...
	4:18pm Andrew_in_WI: This Ami Dang was a recent purchase of mine
	4:20pm steveo: hi; i'm greatly enjoying today's show; are those mourning doves coming from my radio or my window?
	4:20pm Mr. Pumpy: Handy, has it reached the Sleeping Village yet?
	4:21pm olivia: i think the radio!
	4:21pm steveo: :)
	4:21pm Carmichael: Heya Olivia, skeletons and ear users.
	4:22pm steveo: the birds, as usual, are a blessing
	4:23pm Mr. Pumpy: ...different from the one you are in now.
	4:32pm Handy Haversack: Oh, Threemoons, really glad to hear you are feeling better.
	4:41pm queems: i think i missed a couple plot points
	4:41pm dei xhrist: what the hell is going on?! I LOVE It
	4:43pm Guido from Cologne: Great radio play! I know Kenneth Patchen from his Jazz readings. No clue that he also worked with John Cage.
	4:45pm brainiac: I often confuse Christopher Marlowe with Andrew Marvell.
	4:48pm brainiac: John Donne, however, is unmistakable.
	4:49pm ron-ji: Me too, @brainiac. High five / 5:00 high.
	4:51pm Carmichael: Brainiac is getting metaphysical.
	4:52pm OldGringo: Shades of Ed Wood- amazing listening... where did I leave my slouch hat?
	4:54pm ron-ji: This is a wonderful collaboration —it brings out the best in Cage (his sonic openness) and keeps his worst (his utter lack of interest in conventional pleasure/beauty/legibility)in check. Where can it be found beyond this show?
	4:55pm olivia: ron-ji - it's on youtube (its slightly longer there - not sure the story as to why there might be different versions), as well as on Ubuweb.
	4:56pm olivia: it was referenced in a book I recently bought called Love, Icebox, which features letters from John Cage to merce cunningham. you can see it here: www.artbook.com...
	4:56pm ron-ji: When I first tuned in (during Café/Patchen) I thought I was hearing either an episode ofMiracle Nutrition or a Firesign Theater deepcut. High praise if you ask me
	4:57pm ron-ji: Thanks, Olivia!
	4:58pm brainiac: BBQ tips to keep in mind today.
	4:59pm ron-ji: Cage was my teenage introduction (like a lot of other folks) to two life changing notions: “Music can be much cooler than top 40” and “experimental music can be unlistenable much of the time and that’s ok”
	5:05pm TDK60: Hello. I'm late so out of context so I should just listen.
	5:08pm WoodsOfNH: Between the radio play and the ice music...Bryce & Fabio are gonna have to work really hard to come up to the level of that segment (yeah, I know it's not a competition)
	5:08pm Rock Ridge Chess Club: I often feel that sharpening my chainsaw is the closest I've come to effective meditation. The calm steady rhythm, the satisfying results. And back to work.
	5:11pm JakeGould: Hey Olivia!
	5:12pm chresti: Hi raviolis! Sounds good!
	5:15pm WoodsOfNH: @Olivia Thanks for the link to the book. My paypal acct is shuddering, knowing that I've stumbled across something called artbook.com. Yikes.....restraint is needed.....
	5:16pm slugluv1313: greetings, Olivia and everyone! happy to be "here" these sounds/vibes are perfect for this almost-Summer day :)
	5:16pm olivia: hahaha ya i hear you woodsohnh... I saw it at greenlight books over the winter and bought instinctually... but the bill at the bookstore did hurt a bit
	5:17pm ron-ji: So glad I tuned in today!
	5:19pm ron-ji: Mikado Koko sounded like what would happen if Yoko Ono and Aphex Twin had a baby and that baby put out a solo album on Table of the Elements.
	5:22pm slugluv1313: @ Threemoons -- i am glad you are feeling better too!!! and can totally relate, just woke up about an hour ago (gotta wonder if it is some weird post-COVID thing -- or if it is just because of how everything is out of sync these days, with quarantines and all)
	5:25pm slugluv1313: @ ron-ji -- right?? Mikado Koko totally got me!
	5:29pm WoodsOfNH: Wow, The Necks kind of leaning into electronica.
	5:32pm JakeGould: Sounds just like Necks too me.
	5:34pm JakeGould: @WoodsOfNH and @Olivia: The positive side of pricey art books is that the resale value a few years later when something goes out of print is pretty much always high. Well, most of the time.
	5:40pm AC Paint: This is a perfect soundtrack for this moment
	5:41pm Handy Haversack: #COVIDALOCA, @slugluv1313.
	5:42pm Dave in Vermont: Oh! you played Speaker Music earlier- the density of this The Necks piece made me think of it and i just searched and found it on the very playlist.wfmu.org... i saw their livestream on ESS yesterday and it blew my mind! www.twitch.tv... and of course you are the only one who has played them on FMU so far
	5:43pm olivia: ahh thanks for that link Dave in Vermont. gotta check that twitch out.
	5:45pm Dave in Vermont: my daughter and I are bonding over digging into C. Lavender since she was on your show
	5:47pm WoodsOfNH: @JackGould The funny thing is that I've been in bookstores and pick up, say, a large book of Hopper. I look at it and think "Oh, I can't pay that much for a book!"...and then I walk out with 8 other "regular" books for _way_ more money!
	5:49pm Peter from Dover NJ: Hi Olivia, I didn't get the complete title of the nook you jist mentioned... any shot you could write it here? Thank you.
	5:49pm olivia: @Peter, Recollections of My Nonexistence by Rebecca Solnit!
	5:51pm JakeGould: @WoodsofNH: Better pay good money for what you want than nickeled and dime garbage in compromise.
	5:51pm TDK60: I've read many Solnit opinion articles, not books. Don't always agree on everything little thing, but usually, and pretty good.
	5:52pm Johnny James: Hi Olivia and everyone!!! great set today thanks Olivia have a wonderful afternoon.
	5:52pm Carmichael: Thanks Olivia and all. Happy Memorial Day!
	5:52pm brainiac: Enjoy the rest of the holiday everyone, and remember: Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May, And summer’s lease hath all too short a date Ain't nobody gettin' no younger, ya dig? —Willie The Shake
	5:53pm listener 126464: Thanks Olivia & crew!
	5:53pm ultradamno: The dog next door's barking is jamming along to this nicely. Gary should hire him.
	🍝 5:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for the auditory delights today, Olivia. Have a good week.
	5:54pm TDK60: Betcha Numan had some Kraftwerk LPs lying around the cave when he was younger.
	5:54pm Peter from Dover NJ: Olivia, thank you. Ive added it to my list
	5:56pm Carmichael: I can call him Bill.
	5:57pm RomanDogBird: gUrL
	5:58pm dale: this song - you can see the flowering in process. or is it deflowering?
	5:58pm JakeGould: @TDK60: That track is from 1979 or so. Kraftwerk was a contemporary influence.
	5:59pm TDK60: Yep Jake, makes sense, and they'd been around since the early' 70s. / Thanks Olivia.
	6:00pm Handy Haversack: Shock to me, too! Thanks, Olivia!
	10:33am Rob W: I love this Patchan thing. I saw a production of it at the Grand Street Settlement years ago.

Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from May 25, 2020

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May 25, 2020: Currently Reading: A memoir by Rebecca Solnit called Recollections of My Nonexistence

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Radio you can taste, food for the psyche.
Floating Di Morel	China Rough "China Rough" by "Floating Di Morel"	Summer Has Become Cold	Play Loud! Productions	2020		0:00:10 (Pop-up)
Automatic	Signal Remix (JooJoo) "Signal Remix (JooJoo)" by "Automatic"	single	Stones Throw	2020		0:04:48 (Pop-up)
Speaker Music	An Expression of Hi-Tech Soul	Percussive Therapy	Self-Released	2020		0:10:47 (Pop-up)
DJ Hank	CBD "CBD" by "DJ Hank"	Traffic Control	Sophomore Lounge	2020		0:17:29 (Pop-up)
Glenn Underground	Star Gate "Star Gate" by "Glenn Underground"	Black Resurrection	Strictly Jaz Unit Muzic	2015	John Morrison just did an article highlighting Glenn Underground for Bandcamp: https://daily.bandcamp.com/lifetime-achievement/glenn-underground-lifetime-achievement	0:22:30 (Pop-up)
Isotope 217	Space Krikts / << "Space Krikts / <<" by "Isotope 217"	Who Stole the I Walkman?	Thrill Jockey	2000		0:31:35 (Pop-up)
Anima	Far East "Far East" by "Anima"	Giant	Les Disques Bongo Joe	2020		0:35:05 (Pop-up)
Ko Shin Moon	Leila Nova "Leila Nova" by "Ko Shin Moon"	Leila Nova	Akuphone	2020		0:38:30 (Pop-up)
Pink Siifu	we need mo color. / BLACK!	NEGRO	Field-Left	2020		0:43:23 (Pop-up)
Makoto Kino	West Madoka "West Madoka" by "Makoto Kino"	Glitter Rose Garden	Self-Released	2020		0:46:44 (Pop-up)
DJ Spoko	#Justsnares "#Justsnares" by "DJ Spoko"	Esa Presents Amandia: Music to the People	Soundway	2019		0:52:28 (Pop-up)

Radio Ravioli	The Secret Harmony, Episode 19, Fantasy	The Secret Harmony	N/A	2020		1:02:09 (Pop-up)
Transglobal Underground	Ruma Jhuma	Walls Have Ears	Mule Satellite Recordings	2020		1:03:14 (Pop-up)
Ami Dang	Tension, Tension, Release	Meditation Mixtape Vol. 1	Leaving Records	2020		1:10:23 (Pop-up)
Inventions	Continuous Portrait "Continuous Portrait" by "Inventions"	Continuous Portrait	Temporary Residence Ltd.	2020		1:15:11 (Pop-up)
Chris Rainier	lavinia lost her rhythmicon // to a haitian hiippocratic con	man and the echo	self-released	2014		1:17:58 (Pop-up)
John Cage/Kenneth Patchen	The City Wears A Slouch Hat	The City Wears A Slouch Hat	N/A	1942		1:21:57 (Pop-up)
Mark Eden	Cremation Science "Cremation Science" by "Mark Eden"	The Art Of The Virtual Rhythmicon	Innova	2007		1:50:39 (Pop-up)
Terje Isungset and Sidsel Endresen	Wisdom	Igloo (Icemusic)	All Ice Records	2006		1:56:45 (Pop-up)

C. Lavender	Expel The Atrophy "Expel The Atrophy" by "C. Lavender"	Myth of Equilibrium	Editions Mego	2020		2:03:53 (Pop-up)
Mikado Koko	Sunset on a Spring Day	The Japanese Rimbaud	No Label	2020		2:10:10 (Pop-up)
Lauren Pakradooni	Wild Look "Wild Look" by "Lauren Pakradooni"	FLITE	No Label	2020		2:13:20 (Pop-up)
Damaged Bug	Sold America "Sold America" by "Damaged Bug"	Bug On Yonkers	Castle Face	2020		2:17:53 (Pop-up)
The Necks	Bloom "Bloom" by "The Necks"	Three	Northern Spy	2020		2:21:40 (Pop-up)

Gary Numan	I Nearly Married a Human - BBC Peel Session	Replicas - The First Recordings	Beggars Banquet	2020		2:45:56 (Pop-up)
Mariangela	Little Girl It's Time To Be A Woman	Mariangela	Telephone Explosion	2020/1975		2:52:12 (Pop-up)
U.S. Girls	Time "Time" by "U.S. Girls"	In A Poem Unlimited	4AD	2018		2:55:24 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:03pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Olivia and all!
	3:03pm StringOFperils: Man I thought that Jim Price show would never end.
	3:11pm Guido from Cologne: Hello Olivia and everyone!
	3:13pm Your Ace From Exchange Place: Greetings!
	3:15pm listener 126464: Cheers everybody, forward masking only.
	3:16pm Crei6hton: Good afternoon
	3:20pm olivia: heyy everybody
	3:21pm Otis Fodder: Hi Olivia and listeners. Tuned in.
	3:22pm Handy Haversack: Sounds good, Olivia! Kate and I are listening outside with the sparrows and the doves.
	3:23pm Philip H In the UK: Hi Olivia, hope you and everybody else is enjoying your holiday, we have had one today as well, perfect weather and one of my rare live listens to radio ravioli as I norbally download it on the app and play it at work, sounds fabulous as per usual whatever.
	3:26pm olivia: thanks Philip H! glad to have you here live. hope you're enjoying the holiday too. and hello Otis Fodder / Handy Haversack / all who commented earlier!
	3:31pm Mr. Pumpy: Hello Olivia and all nascent, as well as seasoned, pasta pundits! Good vibes...
	3:31pm Mr. Pumpy: Hey, Handy!
	🍝 3:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, Olivia and agents of ravioli!
	3:51pm Handy Haversack: What up, Mr. P! I seem to be having a lazy day. Reading a gaming book all day so far. Memorializing only my energy and ambition.
	4:01pm Mr. Pumpy: Funny...I somehow got wrapped up in a bunch of work. But, spent the night home and haven't gone back to pop's yet, so it is a bit of a vacation! I remember ambition...fondly.
	4:04pm brainiac: The Secret Harmony knows no holiday, and for that I am grateful.
	4:05pm Mr. Pumpy: Nice, Olivia. Tasty!
	4:06pm brainiac: Oh wait, today's not Thanksgiving is it?
	4:06pm olivia: haha brainiac
	4:06pm Handy Haversack: In other news, the White Wind (cottonwood two yards over) has begun to blow from the beyond the Wall of Sleep (knotweed on the fence).
	🍝 4:06pm Threemoons: Goood afternoon Olivia, fellow Raviolis. Slept until now, had a COVID scare for the past few days but as I feel better I think I just had a garden variety virus not the biggie.
	4:08pm thesecoronalives: I abandoned wnyc for wfmu a gazillion years ago, but -- in a moment of bad wfmu reception in the jersey city basin -- tuned into wnyc briefly this AM and can attest that the 'secret harmony' installment aired a moment ago is super-fresh! : - D
	4:09pm olivia: yes! Brian Lehrer from this morning, who was giving out radio diplomas for folks who didn't gave graduations
	4:12pm JohnEBGood: Hi Olivia and FMU family. Transglobal Undergound. Is that an oxymoron?
	4:13pm brainiac: I am sitting in a room...
	4:18pm Andrew_in_WI: This Ami Dang was a recent purchase of mine
	4:20pm steveo: hi; i'm greatly enjoying today's show; are those mourning doves coming from my radio or my window?
	4:20pm Mr. Pumpy: Handy, has it reached the Sleeping Village yet?
	4:21pm olivia: i think the radio!
	4:21pm steveo: :)
	4:21pm Carmichael: Heya Olivia, skeletons and ear users.
	4:22pm steveo: the birds, as usual, are a blessing
	4:23pm Mr. Pumpy: ...different from the one you are in now.
	4:32pm Handy Haversack: Oh, Threemoons, really glad to hear you are feeling better.
	4:41pm queems: i think i missed a couple plot points
	4:41pm dei xhrist: what the hell is going on?! I LOVE It
	4:43pm Guido from Cologne: Great radio play! I know Kenneth Patchen from his Jazz readings. No clue that he also worked with John Cage.
	4:45pm brainiac: I often confuse Christopher Marlowe with Andrew Marvell.
	4:48pm brainiac: John Donne, however, is unmistakable.
	4:49pm ron-ji: Me too, @brainiac. High five / 5:00 high.
	4:51pm Carmichael: Brainiac is getting metaphysical.
	4:52pm OldGringo: Shades of Ed Wood- amazing listening... where did I leave my slouch hat?
	4:54pm ron-ji: This is a wonderful collaboration —it brings out the best in Cage (his sonic openness) and keeps his worst (his utter lack of interest in conventional pleasure/beauty/legibility)in check. Where can it be found beyond this show?
	4:55pm olivia: ron-ji - it's on youtube (its slightly longer there - not sure the story as to why there might be different versions), as well as on Ubuweb.
	4:56pm olivia: it was referenced in a book I recently bought called Love, Icebox, which features letters from John Cage to merce cunningham. you can see it here: www.artbook.com...
	4:56pm ron-ji: When I first tuned in (during Café/Patchen) I thought I was hearing either an episode ofMiracle Nutrition or a Firesign Theater deepcut. High praise if you ask me
	4:57pm ron-ji: Thanks, Olivia!
	4:58pm brainiac: BBQ tips to keep in mind today.
	4:59pm ron-ji: Cage was my teenage introduction (like a lot of other folks) to two life changing notions: “Music can be much cooler than top 40” and “experimental music can be unlistenable much of the time and that’s ok”
	5:05pm TDK60: Hello. I'm late so out of context so I should just listen.
	5:08pm WoodsOfNH: Between the radio play and the ice music...Bryce & Fabio are gonna have to work really hard to come up to the level of that segment (yeah, I know it's not a competition)
	5:08pm Rock Ridge Chess Club: I often feel that sharpening my chainsaw is the closest I've come to effective meditation. The calm steady rhythm, the satisfying results. And back to work.
	5:11pm JakeGould: Hey Olivia!
	5:12pm chresti: Hi raviolis! Sounds good!
	5:15pm WoodsOfNH: @Olivia Thanks for the link to the book. My paypal acct is shuddering, knowing that I've stumbled across something called artbook.com. Yikes.....restraint is needed.....
	5:16pm slugluv1313: greetings, Olivia and everyone! happy to be "here" these sounds/vibes are perfect for this almost-Summer day :)
	5:16pm olivia: hahaha ya i hear you woodsohnh... I saw it at greenlight books over the winter and bought instinctually... but the bill at the bookstore did hurt a bit
	5:17pm ron-ji: So glad I tuned in today!
	5:19pm ron-ji: Mikado Koko sounded like what would happen if Yoko Ono and Aphex Twin had a baby and that baby put out a solo album on Table of the Elements.
	5:22pm slugluv1313: @ Threemoons -- i am glad you are feeling better too!!! and can totally relate, just woke up about an hour ago (gotta wonder if it is some weird post-COVID thing -- or if it is just because of how everything is out of sync these days, with quarantines and all)
	5:25pm slugluv1313: @ ron-ji -- right?? Mikado Koko totally got me!
	5:29pm WoodsOfNH: Wow, The Necks kind of leaning into electronica.
	5:32pm JakeGould: Sounds just like Necks too me.
	5:34pm JakeGould: @WoodsOfNH and @Olivia: The positive side of pricey art books is that the resale value a few years later when something goes out of print is pretty much always high. Well, most of the time.
	5:40pm AC Paint: This is a perfect soundtrack for this moment
	5:41pm Handy Haversack: #COVIDALOCA, @slugluv1313.
	5:42pm Dave in Vermont: Oh! you played Speaker Music earlier- the density of this The Necks piece made me think of it and i just searched and found it on the very playlist.wfmu.org... i saw their livestream on ESS yesterday and it blew my mind! www.twitch.tv... and of course you are the only one who has played them on FMU so far
	5:43pm olivia: ahh thanks for that link Dave in Vermont. gotta check that twitch out.
	5:45pm Dave in Vermont: my daughter and I are bonding over digging into C. Lavender since she was on your show
	5:47pm WoodsOfNH: @JackGould The funny thing is that I've been in bookstores and pick up, say, a large book of Hopper. I look at it and think "Oh, I can't pay that much for a book!"...and then I walk out with 8 other "regular" books for _way_ more money!
	5:49pm Peter from Dover NJ: Hi Olivia, I didn't get the complete title of the nook you jist mentioned... any shot you could write it here? Thank you.
	5:49pm olivia: @Peter, Recollections of My Nonexistence by Rebecca Solnit!
	5:51pm JakeGould: @WoodsofNH: Better pay good money for what you want than nickeled and dime garbage in compromise.
	5:51pm TDK60: I've read many Solnit opinion articles, not books. Don't always agree on everything little thing, but usually, and pretty good.
	5:52pm Johnny James: Hi Olivia and everyone!!! great set today thanks Olivia have a wonderful afternoon.
	5:52pm Carmichael: Thanks Olivia and all. Happy Memorial Day!
	5:52pm brainiac: Enjoy the rest of the holiday everyone, and remember: Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May, And summer’s lease hath all too short a date Ain't nobody gettin' no younger, ya dig? —Willie The Shake
	5:53pm listener 126464: Thanks Olivia & crew!
	5:53pm ultradamno: The dog next door's barking is jamming along to this nicely. Gary should hire him.
	🍝 5:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for the auditory delights today, Olivia. Have a good week.
	5:54pm TDK60: Betcha Numan had some Kraftwerk LPs lying around the cave when he was younger.
	5:54pm Peter from Dover NJ: Olivia, thank you. Ive added it to my list
	5:56pm Carmichael: I can call him Bill.
	5:57pm RomanDogBird: gUrL
	5:58pm dale: this song - you can see the flowering in process. or is it deflowering?
	5:58pm JakeGould: @TDK60: That track is from 1979 or so. Kraftwerk was a contemporary influence.
	5:59pm TDK60: Yep Jake, makes sense, and they'd been around since the early' 70s. / Thanks Olivia.
	6:00pm Handy Haversack: Shock to me, too! Thanks, Olivia!
	10:33am Rob W: I love this Patchan thing. I saw a production of it at the Grand Street Settlement years ago.

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