WFMU: Fuji Puzzle Box with Ironybread: Playlist from July 23, 2022

Fuji Puzzle Box with Ironybread: Playlist from July 23, 2022

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July 23, 2022: Hallway Cassette Hockey

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Carlos Hagen	Introduction "Introduction" by "Carlos Hagen"	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Fifth Annual Contemporary Music Symposium (5/4/1963): Zappa introduces "Piece II"	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:12:58 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Fifth Annual Contemporary Music Symposium (5/4/1963): Piece II of Visual Music (1957) for Jazz Ensemble and 16mm Projector	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:14:28 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Fifth Annual Contemporary Music Symposium (5/4/1963): Zappa talks about the film	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:20:39 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Department of Music Presents The Experimental Music of Frank Zappa (5/19/1963): Zappa discusses "Opus 5"	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:22:48 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Department of Music Presents The Experimental Music of Frank Zappa (5/19/1963): Piano pieces from "Opus 5"	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:23:37 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Department of Music Presents The Experimental Music of Frank Zappa (5/19/1963): Zappa discusses "Collage No. 1"	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:27:20 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Department of Music Presents The Experimental Music of Frank Zappa (5/19/1963): Collage No. 1 for String Instruments	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:28:54 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Department of Music Presents The Experimental Music of Frank Zappa (5/19/1963): Zappa discusses the prepared tape for "Opus 5"	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:31:06 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Department of Music Presents The Experimental Music of Frank Zappa (5/19/1963): Zappa introduces "Opus 5"	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:36:40 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Department of Music Presents The Experimental Music of Frank Zappa (5/19/1963): Opus 5 for Piano, Tape Recorder, and Four Orchestras	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:38:10 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Department of Music Presents The Experimental Music of Frank Zappa (5/19/1963): Zappa discusses hand signals	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:50:42 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Department of Music Presents The Experimental Music of Frank Zappa (5/19/1963): Audience Q&A	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:51:39 (Pop-up)
Carlos Hagen	Conclusion "Conclusion" by "Carlos Hagen"	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		1:00:22 (Pop-up)

Doo Doo Radio	Hallway Cassette Hockey		KUOI	1992		1:04:18 (Pop-up)

Jane Timberlake	Silly Old Song "Silly Old Song" by "Jane Timberlake"	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:29:12 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Fairies "Fairies" by "Jane Timberlake"	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:33:09 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Al the Alligator "Al the Alligator" by "Jane Timberlake"	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:34:36 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Toothless "Toothless" by "Jane Timberlake"	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:36:55 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Meanest Kid on the Block	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:37:52 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Princess Summerfallwinterspring	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:39:03 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Jambo "Jambo" by "Jane Timberlake"	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:41:47 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Baby Jesus Long Ago	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:42:56 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Aluk "Aluk" by "Jane Timberlake"	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:45:01 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Tender Green "Tender Green" by "Jane Timberlake"	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:47:25 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Land of Milk and Honey	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:49:27 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Bunnies "Bunnies" by "Jane Timberlake"	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:50:38 (Pop-up)

Gary Owens and Jonathan Winters	Leland Buckhorn Interview			2004	Recorded live at Dutton's Books, North Hollywood 9/22/2004 on the occasion of the release of Gary's book "How to Make a Million Dollars with Your Voice (Or Lose Your Tonsils Trying)"	1:53:10 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	1:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Taylor and fellow Fuji Boxers!
	1:02pm HyperDose: Tucking myself into this program
	1:03pm WR: Have heard many Carlos Hagen programs but not this one.
	1:08pm ironybread: Hi Jan & Hy & WR!
	1:12pm Rich in Washington: Hellooooooo
	1:14pm ironybread: Hiya Rich! Our own Franklyn Zappa is now bringing the avant-garde to the squares!
	1:15pm WR: In the many many Zappa documentaries, have never heard any mention of this or similar performances.
	1:17pm WR: Very Varese, shall we say? But already very Zappa.
	1:24pm Mr. Oxford: Hello everyone! I am also remembering Zappa playing the bicycle as an instrument on a TV show hosted by Steve Allen during the early to mid 60s.
	1:24pm ironybread: Hi Mr. Oxford!
	1:26pm Sem: Hellos! Arrived to be soaked in the deluge. Hoping to be soaked in decurling later on.
	1:29pm Kat in Chicago: Hello Taylor and puzzled
	1:29pm Mr. Oxford: I love the title of today's program "Hallway Cassette Hockey" and the accompanying cassette collage image.
	1:30pm ironybread: Hi Sem! Hi Kat!
	1:32pm ironybread: Apologies by the way for the extreme level imbalances between the performances and Frank's monologues - Carlos recorded this from the audience and he rode the levels in real time as best he could
	1:38pm Zipperhead7: Hi Ironybread and Puzzlers! Enjoying this kulcha while I can. On Wednesday I'm headed to Wichita Kansas (aka City of Seven Flat Places) to visit my mother (Zippelyn) in a rest home. Been preparing by watching simulated place crashes on Youtube. They are created with such painstaking love!
	1:39pm ironybread: Hiya Zip! Break a wing!
	1:39pm WR: where are the record library pics from?
	1:40pm Mr. Oxford: Came across the transcription for this Zappa lecture/music performance: https://www.donlope.net/fz/radio/1963_KPFK.html
	1:41pm Zipperhead7: Wherever that library is, I can smell the mildew
	1:45pm ironybread: Photos are from the bunker at the Carlos Hagen-Lautrup residence, Malibu, from whence this tape master originates
	1:46pm ironybread: Thanks for the link Mr. Oxford!
	1:46pm Mr Fab: Ahoy, ironybread! Also had no idea this existed. A sign for Zappa’s “Barking Pumpkin” studio was on Ventura Blvd for years, even well after he died. I foolishly never took a pic of it (nor can I find a pic online)
	1:49pm ironybread: Hiya Fab! My only visit to Barking Pumpkin on Ventura was when I gave them a copy of this tape - I didn't get a peek inside, sadly
	1:53pm ironybread: #ThatsTheWayIveAlwaysWantedMusicToSound
	1:53pm Kat in Chicago: Frank was gonna do a lot more explainin’ in the years to come
	1:57pm chresti: Hi ironybread and puzzlers and boxers
	1:57pm Kat in Chicago: #RollOverBeethoven #DigTheseRhythmNBlues
	1:58pm Kat in Chicago: Hiya chresti!
	1:59pm WR: Interesting, I read the transcript before hearing the post performance discussion, and I heard different voices in my mind. Particularly the person who said it reminded them of hysterics, I had read that in a male voice.
	2:00pm Mr. Oxford: But really making music is all about making music the way one always wanted music to sound. That's how I think everyone making music should think. Make the music you want to make. #ThatsTheWayIveAlwaysWantedMusicToSound
	2:00pm ironybread: Hi chresti!
	2:01pm WR: Yes, Mr. Oxford, for the link. The Big Surfer, maybe sold 6 copies....
	2:04pm ironybread: More on my spelunking of Carlos' archive here: firesigntheatrelegacy.com...
	2:05pm Kat in Chicago: Thank you for sharing Carlos’s story. A hero!
	2:06pm WR: Thanks for the Hagen info. Lorenzo Milam had a shelf of Hagen tapes which I heard when he broadcast them.
	2:07pm Zipperhead7: Ouch . . . tossing shellac discs. A friend said that a group of folks met regularly in a basement at Columbia U to play cylinder recordings, and then at some point someone would announce "Now we shall turn to the discs"
	2:11pm Zipperhead7: A good friend is completing a book on cassettes for Duke U Press. I've read the manuscript and it's terrific. Working title is "Unspooled: How the Cassette Made Music Shareable"
	2:11pm Will a Sound Guy: Hi Taylor and all!!!
	2:11pm Mr. Oxford: Unfortunately, I have to leave. Thanks ironybread for yet another interesting show (and this time it included something about Zappa many of us didn't know about). I will catch up on the show in the archives.
	2:13pm ironybread: #TimothyCookStubsHisToe
	2:14pm ironybread: No worries Mr. Oxford, we'll catch you on the rebound!
	2:16pm WR: I read your link on your adventures with Hagen. So, what is the status of the Hagen research facility?
	2:21pm ironybread: Sadly I don't know - several years ago I talked with his attorney & friend, who was executor of his will and was administering the trust - haven't got an update from her since
	2:25pm ironybread: FYI, other atrocities from the Doo Doo Radio crew in Spring 1992 on KUOI included the episode "Call-In A Cappella Jazz", a twin salute to Olivia Newton-John and Napalm Death, and a tribute to ABBA (our second annual ABBA-thon, in fact: "ABBA-Dabba II")
	2:26pm Zipperhead7: That's a wonderful story about your work with Hagen. "Ah, yes, the Capri!"
	2:27pm ironybread: maybe the funniest thing that's ever happened to me as an archivist
	2:28pm Kat in Chicago: LOL lil Taylor
	2:32pm Zipperhead7: I wonder what the "boing" instrument is. I want one! Jew's harp?
	2:54pm Will a Sound Guy: Thank you Taylor!
	2:58pm Zipperhead7: Well, Taylor, this show has been all over the place . . . which is why we're here!
	2:59pm ironybread: Thanks for listening again everybody!
	3:00pm Kat in Chicago: Thank you, Taylor!
	12:26am WR: Thank you again for the Hagen / Zappa old days recording. On the web site that Mr Oxford linked to, they have out of date links to the firesign theatre site Natural Disaster Telethon page. A web, but tangled.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Carlos Hagen	Introduction "Introduction" by "Carlos Hagen"	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Fifth Annual Contemporary Music Symposium (5/4/1963): Zappa introduces "Piece II"	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:12:58 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Fifth Annual Contemporary Music Symposium (5/4/1963): Piece II of Visual Music (1957) for Jazz Ensemble and 16mm Projector	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:14:28 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Fifth Annual Contemporary Music Symposium (5/4/1963): Zappa talks about the film	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:20:39 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Department of Music Presents The Experimental Music of Frank Zappa (5/19/1963): Zappa discusses "Opus 5"	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:22:48 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Department of Music Presents The Experimental Music of Frank Zappa (5/19/1963): Piano pieces from "Opus 5"	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:23:37 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Department of Music Presents The Experimental Music of Frank Zappa (5/19/1963): Zappa discusses "Collage No. 1"	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:27:20 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Department of Music Presents The Experimental Music of Frank Zappa (5/19/1963): Collage No. 1 for String Instruments	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:28:54 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Department of Music Presents The Experimental Music of Frank Zappa (5/19/1963): Zappa discusses the prepared tape for "Opus 5"	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:31:06 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Department of Music Presents The Experimental Music of Frank Zappa (5/19/1963): Zappa introduces "Opus 5"	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:36:40 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Department of Music Presents The Experimental Music of Frank Zappa (5/19/1963): Opus 5 for Piano, Tape Recorder, and Four Orchestras	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:38:10 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Department of Music Presents The Experimental Music of Frank Zappa (5/19/1963): Zappa discusses hand signals	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:50:42 (Pop-up)
Frank Zappa	Mount St. Mary’s College Department of Music Presents The Experimental Music of Frank Zappa (5/19/1963): Audience Q&A	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		0:51:39 (Pop-up)
Carlos Hagen	Conclusion "Conclusion" by "Carlos Hagen"	Carlos Hagen Presents: The Early Music of Frank Zappa	KPFK	1974		1:00:22 (Pop-up)

Doo Doo Radio	Hallway Cassette Hockey		KUOI	1992		1:04:18 (Pop-up)

Jane Timberlake	Silly Old Song "Silly Old Song" by "Jane Timberlake"	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:29:12 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Fairies "Fairies" by "Jane Timberlake"	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:33:09 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Al the Alligator "Al the Alligator" by "Jane Timberlake"	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:34:36 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Toothless "Toothless" by "Jane Timberlake"	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:36:55 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Meanest Kid on the Block	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:37:52 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Princess Summerfallwinterspring	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:39:03 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Jambo "Jambo" by "Jane Timberlake"	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:41:47 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Baby Jesus Long Ago	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:42:56 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Aluk "Aluk" by "Jane Timberlake"	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:45:01 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Tender Green "Tender Green" by "Jane Timberlake"	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:47:25 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Land of Milk and Honey	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:49:27 (Pop-up)
Jane Timberlake	Bunnies "Bunnies" by "Jane Timberlake"	Al the Alligator	Seeland	1988		1:50:38 (Pop-up)

Gary Owens and Jonathan Winters	Leland Buckhorn Interview			2004	Recorded live at Dutton's Books, North Hollywood 9/22/2004 on the occasion of the release of Gary's book "How to Make a Million Dollars with Your Voice (Or Lose Your Tonsils Trying)"	1:53:10 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	1:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Taylor and fellow Fuji Boxers!
	1:02pm HyperDose: Tucking myself into this program
	1:03pm WR: Have heard many Carlos Hagen programs but not this one.
	1:08pm ironybread: Hi Jan & Hy & WR!
	1:12pm Rich in Washington: Hellooooooo
	1:14pm ironybread: Hiya Rich! Our own Franklyn Zappa is now bringing the avant-garde to the squares!
	1:15pm WR: In the many many Zappa documentaries, have never heard any mention of this or similar performances.
	1:17pm WR: Very Varese, shall we say? But already very Zappa.
	1:24pm Mr. Oxford: Hello everyone! I am also remembering Zappa playing the bicycle as an instrument on a TV show hosted by Steve Allen during the early to mid 60s.
	1:24pm ironybread: Hi Mr. Oxford!
	1:26pm Sem: Hellos! Arrived to be soaked in the deluge. Hoping to be soaked in decurling later on.
	1:29pm Kat in Chicago: Hello Taylor and puzzled
	1:29pm Mr. Oxford: I love the title of today's program "Hallway Cassette Hockey" and the accompanying cassette collage image.
	1:30pm ironybread: Hi Sem! Hi Kat!
	1:32pm ironybread: Apologies by the way for the extreme level imbalances between the performances and Frank's monologues - Carlos recorded this from the audience and he rode the levels in real time as best he could
	1:38pm Zipperhead7: Hi Ironybread and Puzzlers! Enjoying this kulcha while I can. On Wednesday I'm headed to Wichita Kansas (aka City of Seven Flat Places) to visit my mother (Zippelyn) in a rest home. Been preparing by watching simulated place crashes on Youtube. They are created with such painstaking love!
	1:39pm ironybread: Hiya Zip! Break a wing!
	1:39pm WR: where are the record library pics from?
	1:40pm Mr. Oxford: Came across the transcription for this Zappa lecture/music performance: https://www.donlope.net/fz/radio/1963_KPFK.html
	1:41pm Zipperhead7: Wherever that library is, I can smell the mildew
	1:45pm ironybread: Photos are from the bunker at the Carlos Hagen-Lautrup residence, Malibu, from whence this tape master originates
	1:46pm ironybread: Thanks for the link Mr. Oxford!
	1:46pm Mr Fab: Ahoy, ironybread! Also had no idea this existed. A sign for Zappa’s “Barking Pumpkin” studio was on Ventura Blvd for years, even well after he died. I foolishly never took a pic of it (nor can I find a pic online)
	1:49pm ironybread: Hiya Fab! My only visit to Barking Pumpkin on Ventura was when I gave them a copy of this tape - I didn't get a peek inside, sadly
	1:53pm ironybread: #ThatsTheWayIveAlwaysWantedMusicToSound
	1:53pm Kat in Chicago: Frank was gonna do a lot more explainin’ in the years to come
	1:57pm chresti: Hi ironybread and puzzlers and boxers
	1:57pm Kat in Chicago: #RollOverBeethoven #DigTheseRhythmNBlues
	1:58pm Kat in Chicago: Hiya chresti!
	1:59pm WR: Interesting, I read the transcript before hearing the post performance discussion, and I heard different voices in my mind. Particularly the person who said it reminded them of hysterics, I had read that in a male voice.
	2:00pm Mr. Oxford: But really making music is all about making music the way one always wanted music to sound. That's how I think everyone making music should think. Make the music you want to make. #ThatsTheWayIveAlwaysWantedMusicToSound
	2:00pm ironybread: Hi chresti!
	2:01pm WR: Yes, Mr. Oxford, for the link. The Big Surfer, maybe sold 6 copies....
	2:04pm ironybread: More on my spelunking of Carlos' archive here: firesigntheatrelegacy.com...
	2:05pm Kat in Chicago: Thank you for sharing Carlos’s story. A hero!
	2:06pm WR: Thanks for the Hagen info. Lorenzo Milam had a shelf of Hagen tapes which I heard when he broadcast them.
	2:07pm Zipperhead7: Ouch . . . tossing shellac discs. A friend said that a group of folks met regularly in a basement at Columbia U to play cylinder recordings, and then at some point someone would announce "Now we shall turn to the discs"
	2:11pm Zipperhead7: A good friend is completing a book on cassettes for Duke U Press. I've read the manuscript and it's terrific. Working title is "Unspooled: How the Cassette Made Music Shareable"
	2:11pm Will a Sound Guy: Hi Taylor and all!!!
	2:11pm Mr. Oxford: Unfortunately, I have to leave. Thanks ironybread for yet another interesting show (and this time it included something about Zappa many of us didn't know about). I will catch up on the show in the archives.
	2:13pm ironybread: #TimothyCookStubsHisToe
	2:14pm ironybread: No worries Mr. Oxford, we'll catch you on the rebound!
	2:16pm WR: I read your link on your adventures with Hagen. So, what is the status of the Hagen research facility?
	2:21pm ironybread: Sadly I don't know - several years ago I talked with his attorney & friend, who was executor of his will and was administering the trust - haven't got an update from her since
	2:25pm ironybread: FYI, other atrocities from the Doo Doo Radio crew in Spring 1992 on KUOI included the episode "Call-In A Cappella Jazz", a twin salute to Olivia Newton-John and Napalm Death, and a tribute to ABBA (our second annual ABBA-thon, in fact: "ABBA-Dabba II")
	2:26pm Zipperhead7: That's a wonderful story about your work with Hagen. "Ah, yes, the Capri!"
	2:27pm ironybread: maybe the funniest thing that's ever happened to me as an archivist
	2:28pm Kat in Chicago: LOL lil Taylor
	2:32pm Zipperhead7: I wonder what the "boing" instrument is. I want one! Jew's harp?
	2:54pm Will a Sound Guy: Thank you Taylor!
	2:58pm Zipperhead7: Well, Taylor, this show has been all over the place . . . which is why we're here!
	2:59pm ironybread: Thanks for listening again everybody!
	3:00pm Kat in Chicago: Thank you, Taylor!
	12:26am WR: Thank you again for the Hagen / Zappa old days recording. On the web site that Mr Oxford linked to, they have out of date links to the firesign theatre site Natural Disaster Telethon page. A web, but tangled.

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