WFMU: Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from August 27, 2024

Listener comments!
	3:04pm bleubombersune: Fabio and all pseudo failures Good Afternoon
	3:04pm TDK60: Ho ho, Fabio. Yes. I'm sure you heard: Catherine Ribeiro -- 22 September 1941 – 23 August 2024.
	3:05pm Triple G: HI HO! Fabio, all
	3:10pm bobob: sharrock birthday
	3:11pm common: fabio! all!
	3:15pm dale: hey now fabio, fabious folk...
	3:17pm Devin B.: ↳ TDK60 @3:04 May she rest in peace. What a force of nature.
	3:17pm WM: This is the first time I've caught your show in this time-slot. I was a fairly regular listener when your were on (as I remember) Friday afternoon. Good hear Ornette Coleman.
	3:18pm Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen: jazz!
	3:19pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Hi Ho Fabio, fellow Failures. Was on a Zoom so I missed the intro, glad to be back. Grinding away!
	3:23pm fred: Catherine Ribeiro had several careers. My father has some of her early and late stuff, he might even have seen her live when she was close to the French communist party. But he never heard about Alpes (my knowledge is basically the complement)
	3:24pm steveo: My aural sensors have detected that the 3 o'clock boundary has been crossed; greetings to Fabio & all
	3:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Fabio and giant group.
	3:30pm Hubig Pie: Love this bluesy AC.
	3:36pm Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen: ↳ Song: "Ce Soir, Jean-Claude Charlier et Son Orchestre Vo... Fabio - did you play this off of a cassette? or YouTube? lol. only thing i can see on Discogs is a cassette release from 1983.
	3:37pm spodiodi: aloha, Fabio and All
	3:38pm steveo: we get a lot more than we pay for :)
	3:44pm chresti: Hi Fabio and strong ones! Leaving work and plugged in during the drive home..
	3:54pm Ike: Sounds great.
	3:54pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: It was nice meeting you at Clay’s picnic Fabio
	3:58pm Fabio: @ Danny in Poughkeepsie: Nice to meet you as well Danny...
	3:59pm nic: Love Catherine Ribeiro
	4:05pm zachary: Back with Fabio! Good afternoon Fabio! Good afternoon Failures with Strength!
	4:10pm Donna Bee: Lovely as always !!
	4:19pm Woo: George The Animal Steele played Tor Johnson in Ed Wood so there.
	4:19pm Ochre Ogre: Ciao Fabio!
	4:19pm Toothgrinder Tom: ‘Eyes Without A Face,’ one of my faves!
	4:20pm Hubig Pie: Ed Wood - Pull the String! Deliverance - This river don't go nowhere near Aintry!
	4:20pm tim from washington: What?!?! You don't like seeing whimisical vampire movies staring Johnny Deep, Fabio?
	4:20pm The Oscar: Love Ed Wood-- I'm a fan of most of Burton's stuff up through the '90s (with a pretty hard cutoff), but Wood is pretty clearly his masterpiece.
	4:20pm Megadano: The DVD for Ed Wood has the writers commentary and the two guys are really funny. One fo the things they say is that all of the antagonists/villains in Ed Wood are people with totally reasonable requests. His wife wants him to not be such an exhibitionist. The church want their movie to have some continuity. His crew wants to be paid on time. LOL
	4:21pm Tom from Stirling: Edward Scissorhands was a a good Tim Burton movie. And, of course, Alien: Romulus is worth a looksee.
	4:21pm Ochre Ogre: Bela Lugosi passed during the filming of Ed Wood. Landau came in to cover his parts.
	4:22pm Megadano: IF you like Ed Wood, then you REALLY owe it to yourself to track down the book "Nightmare OF Ecstasy" which the film Ed Wood is mostly based upon. Its a really fun compendium of all of the people who surrounded Ed during that era. Just hilarious stories, lots of which ended up in the film.
	4:23pm Ike: I can't imagine not enjoying Beetlejuice, but I suppose the upside is that you aren't opening yourself up to the certain disappointment of the imminent sequel -- two of the three writers (Millar and Gough) are dopey hacks, so that's not promising. And the studio is dumping it early September. That can't be good.
	4:24pm Woo: ↳ Ochre Ogre @4:21 I think Ed Wood's chiropractor took over Lugosi's part. He was much taller.
	4:24pm goes211: Great soundtrack for a summer afternoon once again, Fabio!
	4:24pm The Oscar: ↳ Megadano @4:22 There was also a pretty great documentary on the old Plan 9 DVD, which featured everything from interviews with the surviving cast and crew, to Sam Raimi reenacting Tor Johnson's appearance on You Bet Your Life, to a professional dominatrix who modeled herself after Vampira!
	4:24pm Woo: ↳ Woo @4:24 Lugosi passed during the filming of Plan 9 From Outer Space
	4:24pm Hubig Pie: No love for Pee-Wee's Big Adventure?
	4:25pm Ochre Ogre: Great list of foreign films showing!
	4:25pm Rev. Turnip Druid: i am LATE.
	4:26pm Ike: I still haven't seen the entirety of Plan 9. I desperately need to sit down and watch the whole thing.
	4:27pm The Oscar: ↳ Hubig Pie @4:24 Both Pee-wee and Mars Attacks might make my shortlist of favorites of all time :)
	4:28pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Infinite music" by "Infinite Music" Hommmmmmme from the freeways
	4:29pm The Oscar: Also, shameless plug while we're talking movie screenings: I'll be introducing David Cronenberg's Crash this evening at the Somerville Theatre up here in MA! iffboston.org...
	4:32pm tim from washington: WHat is the Sonic Boom band and record that he approriates the melody of Evie Sands' "Can't Let Go"? I know it's from around 1990. I can't remember if it's Spectrum or EAR.
	4:33pm Ochre Ogre: ↳ Woo @4:24 Oh man, right thanks!
	4:34pm Fabio: @ Hubig Pie: I did enjoy Pee-wee's Big Adventure, yes... and I'll second "Nightmare of Ecstasy" very entertaining and interesting bio on Ed Wood
	4:35pm tim: ↳ The Oscar @4:29 That's a great movie! I am NOT a fan of the other Crash. Everyone involved with that movie owes me time and an apology!
	4:35pm Ochre Ogre: ↳ Woo @4:24 Geez, totally time or title fractured today! :)
	4:36pm The Oscar: ↳ tim @4:35 Fingers crossed no one shows up expecting the other one!
	4:37pm tim: ↳ The Oscar @4:36 Ha! You got it!
	4:38pm Ochre Ogre: RIP Catherine Ribeiro She must have made a stunning Cleopatra in "Les Carabiniers".
	4:38pm Tom from Stirling: ↳ The Oscar @4:29 David Cronenberg makes interesting movies.
	4:39pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Ike @4:26 Short synopsis - All of earth are stupid. The aliens are over there. The cemetery is over there.
	4:42pm Woo: ↳ Hubig Pie @4:39 I, a fiend? I am a soldier of our planet!
	4:42pm Scott Williams: ↳ tim from washington @4:32 it was Spectrum, retitled "How You Satisfy Me" on Soul Kiss
	4:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: Songs inspired by bees buzzing. 🐝
	4:52pm Ochre Ogre: Speaking of Lugosi, Klaus Kinski takes vampire to another level in Herzog's "Nosferatu the Vampyre".
	4:53pm Rev. Turnip Druid: speaking of pee-wee: coincidence or was it mentioned earlier that today would be the maestro's 72nd birthday?
	4:53pm PaulRobeson1924: Look @ us closer
	4:56pm The Oscar: ↳ Ochre Ogre @4:52 One of my first dates with my now-wife was an outdoor screening of Herzog's Nosferatu projected against the back wall of a video store!
	4:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ Rev. Turnip Druid @4:53 <salutes in the general direction of Peekskill>
	4:59pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Pirog!
	5:01pm tim: ↳ Scott Williams @4:42 Thank you Scott! I learned about that song from your interview with Mr Sonic!
	5:01pm Ochre Ogre: ↳ The Oscar @4:56 Cool
	5:01pm tim: ↳ Song: "The Hunger Artist (excerpt)" by "Anthony Pirog" Is this the guitarist of Messthetics? I have listened to him or the band. I like it a lot.
	5:02pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @4:58 i know i've HEARD of Peekskill (who hasn't?) ... [googles]... ah, my headbobbing cat gif, aim that salute southwest, the root-vegetable clergy is in the stinking desert now! Behold! Weird stabby plants!
	5:02pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ↳ tim @5:01 the same. The good man has ten million projects these days, it seems.
	5:03pm chresti: Doo-wah dinghaaaaa
	5:04pm PaulRobeson1924: The Hunger Artist went out of fashion 100 years ago
	5:05pm tim: ↳ Rev. Turnip Druid @5:02 I shall explore further!
	5:08pm PaulRobeson1924: WFMU : lt’s not just a change in style One morning show done and another begun & I wonder how many miles?
	5:09pm Ike: ↳ tim @4:35 Agreed that the non-Cronenberg Crash is a good movie... for us to poop on.
	5:12pm PaulRobeson1924: One breakfast done and another to come
	5:15pm Jason from Houston: ↳ Song: "Alpes 2" by "Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes" Soooooooooo good.
	5:16pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Song: "Alpes 2" by "Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes" I've been trying to leave the house for the last 15 min. But this.....
	5:17pm Jason from Houston: ↳ Hubig Pie @5:16 You are not going anywhere, friend. Neither am I.
	5:20pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "Roc Alpin" by "Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes" Last night Daniel Blumin played Un Jour La Mort while I was in bed. I was not sure If I had died and went to heaven or hell.
	5:24pm fred: I somehow never saw Patrice Moullet (I had a chance a few years ago, but dance got in the way)
	5:25pm Ochre Ogre: ↳ Song: "Poeme non Epique - Finale No. 2" by "Catherine Ri... Never heard her as a singer, me likes. I was expecting something Nico-ish, but no as dismal. (I like Nico)
	5:25pm JohnEBGood: Another summer of total failure ; )
	5:26pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Absolutely loving this set. Never heard of her before but glad I'm discovering her now.
	5:26pm fred: ↳ fred @5:24 (Patrice Moullet is basically Alpes)
	5:31pm dale: ↳ Song: "Lumiere Ecarlate" by "Catherine Ribeiro + 2Bis" that was pretty frikken' epic.
	5:34pm dale: ....fricken? frickin'? fruckin'?
	5:34pm coco: great set Fabio
	5:34pm fred: "Le Rat Debile et L'Homme Des Champs" (the stupid rat and the country man) is a pun on a story by La Fontaine (le rat des villes et le rat des champs / city mouse and country mouse)
	5:35pm coelacanth∅))): Greetings Fabio (been here a little while)
	5:37pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Tombé" by "Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes" I think of her voice somewhere between Diamanda and Nico
	5:37pm Adi From Sheffield: ↳ Song: "Paix" by "Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes" Feeling this in particular
	5:38pm Devin B.: I found Ame Debout somewhere during the mp3 blog era. Mutant Sounds or the like. Love at first listen. Thank you for this tribute, Fabio.
	5:41pm Will: Been an LP collector and a prog/avant fanatic for 50 years (no joke) and for me her PAIX record was the one that ripped!
	5:42pm fred: I'm pretty sure no media in France paid tribute to her the way WFMU has
	5:42pm pascal: thanks for Catherine Ribeiro - new to me...
	5:45pm dale: man! what else was going down in 1969 - the archies?
	5:45pm JohnEBGood: Is Alpes the band?
	5:45pm Ochre Ogre: ↳ Song: "Paix" by "Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes" Gotta git the translation for this one!
	5:46pm Fabio: Yes, Alpes is/was the band
	5:47pm Avspuk: While acknowledging that it's a facile observation,...., to me, she & Mark E Smith share a "certain something" in their delivery. Obviously she in no way "shouts all in one note" tho 😉 I think its maybe that they both 'declaim' or something, perhaps, sort of?
	5:48pm JohnEBGood: Wow they great!! They can even make me singing sound good! Thanks Fabio : )
	5:50pm coelacanth∅))): ↳ fred @5:42 conversely to the Great american jazz artists that move to france (and northern europe, and japan...) to get some recognition
	5:50pm Avspuk: ↳ Devin B. @5:38 First heard that back 9n May, one of my first clicky stars. & lo here it is, outstanding piece
	5:50pm Jason from Houston: [shivers]
	5:51pm Devin B.: ↳ Avspuk @5:50 Yessss
	5:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ fred @5:42 A giant failure, indeed.
	5:52pm jessica is cool: I learned who Catherine Ribeiro was through listening to your shows Fabio! She's been a favorite of mine since. THanks for the set
	5:52pm coelacanth∅))): ↳ chresti @5:37 i (fortunately for me) am not reminded of Nico; but AM reminded of Yma
	5:54pm chresti: ↳ coelacanth∅))) @5:52 oh yeah
	5:54pm coelacanth∅))): ↳ coelacanth∅))) @5:52 (and Diamanda)
	5:54pm Bill K: So glad I caught the tail end of this episode. Thanks Fabio!
	5:56pm bleubombersune: Fabio merci pour l'hommage All failures stay safe and be well
	5:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Fabio. Lovely tribute.
	5:58pm Jason from Houston: Phew. Thank you, Fabio. Cheers, good people.
	5:59pm coelacanth∅))): rest in peace Ms. Ribeiro. Thank you. Thanks Fabio
	5:59pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): Thanks, Fabio. Quiet today, but I enjoyed the show.
	6:00pm Ochre Ogre: ↳ dale @5:45 Thanks Fabio! Man wow, Catherine Ribeirio!
	6:01pm chresti: Thanks Fabio!
	4:22pm terminalhipness: ↳ jessica is cool @5:52 Same, thanks Fabio

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from August 27, 2024

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August 27, 2024

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Catherine Ribeiro R.I.P.

Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
James Last	Mr. Giant Man "Mr. Giant Man" by "James Last"	Voodoo Party	0:00:00 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Masayuki Takayanagi New Direction for the Arts	Sun in the East	Free Form Suite	0:10:32 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ornette Coleman	Music Always "Music Always" by "Ornette Coleman"	To Whom Who Keeps A Record	0:16:36 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
JEAN-CLAUDE CHARLIER ET SON ORCHESTRE	Ce Soir, Jean-Claude Charlier et Son Orchestre Vous Interprêtent...	Sssh...	0:20:15 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
The Gary Wilson Trio	Softly the Water Flows (excerpt)	Another Galaxy	0:28:18 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Alice Coltrane	Turiya and Ramakrishna	Ptah, the El Daoud	0:30:10 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Derek Bailey & Min Tanaka	Rain Dance Part 1	Music and Dance	0:45:17 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ayuo	11:30 On the Morning of March 1, 2005	AOI	0:49:47 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Josef Van Wissem	Act 3 "Act 3" by "Josef Van Wissem"	Nosferatu-The Call of the Death Bird	0:53:18 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Third Ear Band	Air "Air" by "Third Ear Band"	Third Ear Band	0:58:08 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Jon Rose & Luiz Gubeissi	The Howling Ant	Honey Ants: New Music From Alice Springs	1:13:21 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Infinite Music	Infinite music "Infinite music" by "Infinite Music"	A Tribute to La Monte Young	1:28:09 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Sophie Cooper & Ben Nash	Alchemy (excerpt)	Alchemy	1:38:47 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Neil Campbell & Richard Youngs	Not Tutankhamen	Six Scores	1:47:20 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Anthony Pirog	The Hunger Artist (excerpt)	The Hunger Artist	1:54:35 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Catherine Ribeiro + 2Bis	Voyage 1	Catherine Ribeiro + 2Bis	2:07:42 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes	Alpes 2	Ame Debout	2:12:31 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes	Roc Alpin	Paix	2:18:23 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes	Poeme non Epique - Finale No. 2	Le Rat Debile et L'Homme Des Champs	2:21:48 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Catherine Ribeiro + 2Bis	Lumiere Ecarlate	Catherine Ribeiro + 2Bis	2:29:05 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes	Tombé "Tombé" by "Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes"	Libertes?	2:33:02 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes	Paix "Paix" by "Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes"	Paix	2:35:58 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes	Ame Debout	Ame Debout	2:52:22 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:04pm bleubombersune: Fabio and all pseudo failures Good Afternoon
	3:04pm TDK60: Ho ho, Fabio. Yes. I'm sure you heard: Catherine Ribeiro -- 22 September 1941 – 23 August 2024.
	3:05pm Triple G: HI HO! Fabio, all
	3:10pm bobob: sharrock birthday
	3:11pm common: fabio! all!
	3:15pm dale: hey now fabio, fabious folk...
	3:17pm Devin B.: ↳ TDK60 @3:04 May she rest in peace. What a force of nature.
	3:17pm WM: This is the first time I've caught your show in this time-slot. I was a fairly regular listener when your were on (as I remember) Friday afternoon. Good hear Ornette Coleman.
	3:18pm Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen: jazz!
	3:19pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Hi Ho Fabio, fellow Failures. Was on a Zoom so I missed the intro, glad to be back. Grinding away!
	3:23pm fred: Catherine Ribeiro had several careers. My father has some of her early and late stuff, he might even have seen her live when she was close to the French communist party. But he never heard about Alpes (my knowledge is basically the complement)
	3:24pm steveo: My aural sensors have detected that the 3 o'clock boundary has been crossed; greetings to Fabio & all
	3:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Fabio and giant group.
	3:30pm Hubig Pie: Love this bluesy AC.
	3:36pm Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen: ↳ Song: "Ce Soir, Jean-Claude Charlier et Son Orchestre Vo... Fabio - did you play this off of a cassette? or YouTube? lol. only thing i can see on Discogs is a cassette release from 1983.
	3:37pm spodiodi: aloha, Fabio and All
	3:38pm steveo: we get a lot more than we pay for :)
	3:44pm chresti: Hi Fabio and strong ones! Leaving work and plugged in during the drive home..
	3:54pm Ike: Sounds great.
	3:54pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: It was nice meeting you at Clay’s picnic Fabio
	3:58pm Fabio: @ Danny in Poughkeepsie: Nice to meet you as well Danny...
	3:59pm nic: Love Catherine Ribeiro
	4:05pm zachary: Back with Fabio! Good afternoon Fabio! Good afternoon Failures with Strength!
	4:10pm Donna Bee: Lovely as always !!
	4:19pm Woo: George The Animal Steele played Tor Johnson in Ed Wood so there.
	4:19pm Ochre Ogre: Ciao Fabio!
	4:19pm Toothgrinder Tom: ‘Eyes Without A Face,’ one of my faves!
	4:20pm Hubig Pie: Ed Wood - Pull the String! Deliverance - This river don't go nowhere near Aintry!
	4:20pm tim from washington: What?!?! You don't like seeing whimisical vampire movies staring Johnny Deep, Fabio?
	4:20pm The Oscar: Love Ed Wood-- I'm a fan of most of Burton's stuff up through the '90s (with a pretty hard cutoff), but Wood is pretty clearly his masterpiece.
	4:20pm Megadano: The DVD for Ed Wood has the writers commentary and the two guys are really funny. One fo the things they say is that all of the antagonists/villains in Ed Wood are people with totally reasonable requests. His wife wants him to not be such an exhibitionist. The church want their movie to have some continuity. His crew wants to be paid on time. LOL
	4:21pm Tom from Stirling: Edward Scissorhands was a a good Tim Burton movie. And, of course, Alien: Romulus is worth a looksee.
	4:21pm Ochre Ogre: Bela Lugosi passed during the filming of Ed Wood. Landau came in to cover his parts.
	4:22pm Megadano: IF you like Ed Wood, then you REALLY owe it to yourself to track down the book "Nightmare OF Ecstasy" which the film Ed Wood is mostly based upon. Its a really fun compendium of all of the people who surrounded Ed during that era. Just hilarious stories, lots of which ended up in the film.
	4:23pm Ike: I can't imagine not enjoying Beetlejuice, but I suppose the upside is that you aren't opening yourself up to the certain disappointment of the imminent sequel -- two of the three writers (Millar and Gough) are dopey hacks, so that's not promising. And the studio is dumping it early September. That can't be good.
	4:24pm Woo: ↳ Ochre Ogre @4:21 I think Ed Wood's chiropractor took over Lugosi's part. He was much taller.
	4:24pm goes211: Great soundtrack for a summer afternoon once again, Fabio!
	4:24pm The Oscar: ↳ Megadano @4:22 There was also a pretty great documentary on the old Plan 9 DVD, which featured everything from interviews with the surviving cast and crew, to Sam Raimi reenacting Tor Johnson's appearance on You Bet Your Life, to a professional dominatrix who modeled herself after Vampira!
	4:24pm Woo: ↳ Woo @4:24 Lugosi passed during the filming of Plan 9 From Outer Space
	4:24pm Hubig Pie: No love for Pee-Wee's Big Adventure?
	4:25pm Ochre Ogre: Great list of foreign films showing!
	4:25pm Rev. Turnip Druid: i am LATE.
	4:26pm Ike: I still haven't seen the entirety of Plan 9. I desperately need to sit down and watch the whole thing.
	4:27pm The Oscar: ↳ Hubig Pie @4:24 Both Pee-wee and Mars Attacks might make my shortlist of favorites of all time :)
	4:28pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Infinite music" by "Infinite Music" Hommmmmmme from the freeways
	4:29pm The Oscar: Also, shameless plug while we're talking movie screenings: I'll be introducing David Cronenberg's Crash this evening at the Somerville Theatre up here in MA! iffboston.org...
	4:32pm tim from washington: WHat is the Sonic Boom band and record that he approriates the melody of Evie Sands' "Can't Let Go"? I know it's from around 1990. I can't remember if it's Spectrum or EAR.
	4:33pm Ochre Ogre: ↳ Woo @4:24 Oh man, right thanks!
	4:34pm Fabio: @ Hubig Pie: I did enjoy Pee-wee's Big Adventure, yes... and I'll second "Nightmare of Ecstasy" very entertaining and interesting bio on Ed Wood
	4:35pm tim: ↳ The Oscar @4:29 That's a great movie! I am NOT a fan of the other Crash. Everyone involved with that movie owes me time and an apology!
	4:35pm Ochre Ogre: ↳ Woo @4:24 Geez, totally time or title fractured today! :)
	4:36pm The Oscar: ↳ tim @4:35 Fingers crossed no one shows up expecting the other one!
	4:37pm tim: ↳ The Oscar @4:36 Ha! You got it!
	4:38pm Ochre Ogre: RIP Catherine Ribeiro She must have made a stunning Cleopatra in "Les Carabiniers".
	4:38pm Tom from Stirling: ↳ The Oscar @4:29 David Cronenberg makes interesting movies.
	4:39pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Ike @4:26 Short synopsis - All of earth are stupid. The aliens are over there. The cemetery is over there.
	4:42pm Woo: ↳ Hubig Pie @4:39 I, a fiend? I am a soldier of our planet!
	4:42pm Scott Williams: ↳ tim from washington @4:32 it was Spectrum, retitled "How You Satisfy Me" on Soul Kiss
	4:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: Songs inspired by bees buzzing. 🐝
	4:52pm Ochre Ogre: Speaking of Lugosi, Klaus Kinski takes vampire to another level in Herzog's "Nosferatu the Vampyre".
	4:53pm Rev. Turnip Druid: speaking of pee-wee: coincidence or was it mentioned earlier that today would be the maestro's 72nd birthday?
	4:53pm PaulRobeson1924: Look @ us closer
	4:56pm The Oscar: ↳ Ochre Ogre @4:52 One of my first dates with my now-wife was an outdoor screening of Herzog's Nosferatu projected against the back wall of a video store!
	4:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ Rev. Turnip Druid @4:53 <salutes in the general direction of Peekskill>
	4:59pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Pirog!
	5:01pm tim: ↳ Scott Williams @4:42 Thank you Scott! I learned about that song from your interview with Mr Sonic!
	5:01pm Ochre Ogre: ↳ The Oscar @4:56 Cool
	5:01pm tim: ↳ Song: "The Hunger Artist (excerpt)" by "Anthony Pirog" Is this the guitarist of Messthetics? I have listened to him or the band. I like it a lot.
	5:02pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @4:58 i know i've HEARD of Peekskill (who hasn't?) ... [googles]... ah, my headbobbing cat gif, aim that salute southwest, the root-vegetable clergy is in the stinking desert now! Behold! Weird stabby plants!
	5:02pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ↳ tim @5:01 the same. The good man has ten million projects these days, it seems.
	5:03pm chresti: Doo-wah dinghaaaaa
	5:04pm PaulRobeson1924: The Hunger Artist went out of fashion 100 years ago
	5:05pm tim: ↳ Rev. Turnip Druid @5:02 I shall explore further!
	5:08pm PaulRobeson1924: WFMU : lt’s not just a change in style One morning show done and another begun & I wonder how many miles?
	5:09pm Ike: ↳ tim @4:35 Agreed that the non-Cronenberg Crash is a good movie... for us to poop on.
	5:12pm PaulRobeson1924: One breakfast done and another to come
	5:15pm Jason from Houston: ↳ Song: "Alpes 2" by "Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes" Soooooooooo good.
	5:16pm Hubig Pie: ↳ Song: "Alpes 2" by "Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes" I've been trying to leave the house for the last 15 min. But this.....
	5:17pm Jason from Houston: ↳ Hubig Pie @5:16 You are not going anywhere, friend. Neither am I.
	5:20pm Franco Twinkie: ↳ Song: "Roc Alpin" by "Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes" Last night Daniel Blumin played Un Jour La Mort while I was in bed. I was not sure If I had died and went to heaven or hell.
	5:24pm fred: I somehow never saw Patrice Moullet (I had a chance a few years ago, but dance got in the way)
	5:25pm Ochre Ogre: ↳ Song: "Poeme non Epique - Finale No. 2" by "Catherine Ri... Never heard her as a singer, me likes. I was expecting something Nico-ish, but no as dismal. (I like Nico)
	5:25pm JohnEBGood: Another summer of total failure ; )
	5:26pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Absolutely loving this set. Never heard of her before but glad I'm discovering her now.
	5:26pm fred: ↳ fred @5:24 (Patrice Moullet is basically Alpes)
	5:31pm dale: ↳ Song: "Lumiere Ecarlate" by "Catherine Ribeiro + 2Bis" that was pretty frikken' epic.
	5:34pm dale: ....fricken? frickin'? fruckin'?
	5:34pm coco: great set Fabio
	5:34pm fred: "Le Rat Debile et L'Homme Des Champs" (the stupid rat and the country man) is a pun on a story by La Fontaine (le rat des villes et le rat des champs / city mouse and country mouse)
	5:35pm coelacanth∅))): Greetings Fabio (been here a little while)
	5:37pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Tombé" by "Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes" I think of her voice somewhere between Diamanda and Nico
	5:37pm Adi From Sheffield: ↳ Song: "Paix" by "Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes" Feeling this in particular
	5:38pm Devin B.: I found Ame Debout somewhere during the mp3 blog era. Mutant Sounds or the like. Love at first listen. Thank you for this tribute, Fabio.
	5:41pm Will: Been an LP collector and a prog/avant fanatic for 50 years (no joke) and for me her PAIX record was the one that ripped!
	5:42pm fred: I'm pretty sure no media in France paid tribute to her the way WFMU has
	5:42pm pascal: thanks for Catherine Ribeiro - new to me...
	5:45pm dale: man! what else was going down in 1969 - the archies?
	5:45pm JohnEBGood: Is Alpes the band?
	5:45pm Ochre Ogre: ↳ Song: "Paix" by "Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes" Gotta git the translation for this one!
	5:46pm Fabio: Yes, Alpes is/was the band
	5:47pm Avspuk: While acknowledging that it's a facile observation,...., to me, she & Mark E Smith share a "certain something" in their delivery. Obviously she in no way "shouts all in one note" tho 😉 I think its maybe that they both 'declaim' or something, perhaps, sort of?
	5:48pm JohnEBGood: Wow they great!! They can even make me singing sound good! Thanks Fabio : )
	5:50pm coelacanth∅))): ↳ fred @5:42 conversely to the Great american jazz artists that move to france (and northern europe, and japan...) to get some recognition
	5:50pm Avspuk: ↳ Devin B. @5:38 First heard that back 9n May, one of my first clicky stars. & lo here it is, outstanding piece
	5:50pm Jason from Houston: [shivers]
	5:51pm Devin B.: ↳ Avspuk @5:50 Yessss
	5:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: ↳ fred @5:42 A giant failure, indeed.
	5:52pm jessica is cool: I learned who Catherine Ribeiro was through listening to your shows Fabio! She's been a favorite of mine since. THanks for the set
	5:52pm coelacanth∅))): ↳ chresti @5:37 i (fortunately for me) am not reminded of Nico; but AM reminded of Yma
	5:54pm chresti: ↳ coelacanth∅))) @5:52 oh yeah
	5:54pm coelacanth∅))): ↳ coelacanth∅))) @5:52 (and Diamanda)
	5:54pm Bill K: So glad I caught the tail end of this episode. Thanks Fabio!
	5:56pm bleubombersune: Fabio merci pour l'hommage All failures stay safe and be well
	5:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Fabio. Lovely tribute.
	5:58pm Jason from Houston: Phew. Thank you, Fabio. Cheers, good people.
	5:59pm coelacanth∅))): rest in peace Ms. Ribeiro. Thank you. Thanks Fabio
	5:59pm Listener Bryan (the Professor): Thanks, Fabio. Quiet today, but I enjoyed the show.
	6:00pm Ochre Ogre: ↳ dale @5:45 Thanks Fabio! Man wow, Catherine Ribeirio!
	6:01pm chresti: Thanks Fabio!
	4:22pm terminalhipness: ↳ jessica is cool @5:52 Same, thanks Fabio

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from August 27, 2024

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