WFMU: Nat Roe: Playlist from July 17, 2012

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July 17, 2012

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Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Exile on Main Street 50th anniversary mix	Celebrating the classic Stones LP by playing songs from another record, Emotional Rescue. Plus unrelated trax from Tevin Campbell and Pompidou.	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
"You can't tell me what to do, you're not my father"	Along with Eric Bunger's "Variation on a Theme by Loud Reed"	0:16:30 (Pop-up)

Picking cheesy LP covers from the record library pretty much	Had a shit week, gonna make myself feel better with some mediocre dance music. Hope it works for you too?	0:27:18 (Pop-up)

Mensuration Canon "Mensuration Canon"	Mind the lack of a "t" there. This is by Larry Polansky, his "Four Voice Canons", based on the medieval round technique known as a mensuration canon.	0:53:48 (Pop-up)
WFMU DJs repeating what they heard from other WFMU DJs	From Kurt Gottschalk's 2011 marathon premium	1:00:02 (Pop-up)
Terry Riley manipulating space-time "Terry Riley manipulating space-time"	with his Time Lag accumulator, basically an analog delay he used to layer the soul song "You're No Good" on itself over and over and then toss it all around the place.	1:03:16 (Pop-up)
Rocket Morton "Rocket Morton"	originally pulled from Captain Beefheart, the sample fed into itself and repeated until it makes no sense. By Nurse With Wound! From the "A Sucked Orange" LP.	1:10:29 (Pop-up)
Kenzo remixing Marty McSorely's show...	Kenzo, master looper.	1:12:44 (Pop-up)
Superfly Meets Shaft "Superfly Meets Shaft"	Yep. playing this one straight off Duane's show from the other day.	1:18:03 (Pop-up)
Listening to my own show "Listening to my own show"	This workout LP is so great I just want to listen to it as many times at once as possible!	1:20:47 (Pop-up)
Some smoothness with some weirdness "Some smoothness with some weirdness"		1:25:18 (Pop-up)
Random websites that have autoplay music on them	Courtesy of soundsoftheinternet.com	1:42:30 (Pop-up)
Really low quality version of "I've been missing you pretty baby"		1:52:58 (Pop-up)
Really low quality version of "Number of the Beast"	Back to recursion fest '12. Cory Argangel downsampled this Iron Maiden song 666 times.	1:54:26 (Pop-up)
Two speakers saying "nnn" and "ooh" at each other.	By Mr. Joe Colley.	1:59:13 (Pop-up)
It Was A Dark and Stormy Night... "It Was A Dark and Stormy Night..."	By Nicholas Collins	2:01:49 (Pop-up)
Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet "Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet"	Found recording of a homeless man recording, repeated over and over and played against various harmonies played by a symphony. By Gavin Bryars.	2:07:15 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	12:10am sinister dexter: hey Nat ^_^ love your show ... thanks ... howdy all from grand rapids michigan
	12:11am Nat: Thxxxxx friendo
	12:27am geoff: try 'I Am Sitting in a Room' by Alvin Lucier for recursion
	12:31am Veronica: Hi Nat, looking forward to all the recursive audio! Sounds good so far.
	12:38am sinister dexter: rocket morton ...nww?
	12:46am Nat: Yes! That was one of the suggestions, Dexter. Coming up!
	12:54am Veronica: Cheesy dance music and recursion sounds like a good combo
	12:56am sinister dexter: heard Kenny G. play Satie's vexations for a bit on here , is goood , i got an ice cream truck and would love a music box version for it
	12:58am Veronica: That's perfect. LOL
	1:06am sinister dexter: i fuckin love this one ^_^
	1:22am neil: yeah!!!!
	1:28am neil: inframan is on later <>im going multi media<>might even read an old timey newspaper.
	1:31am Nat: Futuristic
	1:44am neil: me too smoke break. the future is meow!
	1:46am fred: Hello Nat and listeners
	1:54am Colin in Glasgow: Whoa! That sports bar theme is like actual sound of triumph over adversity.
	2:01am wrof: compression of the beast
	2:15am fred: Great set Nat, I'm gonna have to (try to) wake up earlier from now on...
	2:19am Veronica: This one's beautiful. Doesn't sound like what I would associate with Gavin Bryars...very cool.
	2:20am fred: @Veronica: agreed. I first heard it at a contemporary dance show and I loved it instantly
	2:21am Veronica: @Fred: There were choreographed movements to this?
	2:23am fred: Well, not exactly following the music, more the phrases, and matching the general mood. It was by William Forsythe
	2:24am Veronica: Nice
	2:24am Nat: Well, there are always the archives, Fred. This one'a s bit schmaltzy, gotta admit.
	2:26am wrof: according to Wikipedia, Tom Waits made a recording of this, "singing along with the original recording of the vagrant during the final section". Doesn't surprise me, as he's an imposter and opportunist.
	2:27am fred: @Veronica: It's called Quintett, from 1993. Very unusual for Forsythe, who usually goes for speed and virtuosity
	2:30am fred: @Nat: the archives... but then it means I'm not listening to the live stream. I already have trouble keeping up with Billy Jam
	2:32am Veronica: Gotta love YouTube. Thanks Fred. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyLpZjKo3Nk
	2:38am neil: think it is a genetic disorder. mongoloid
	2:52am fred: It reminds me of Dylan's Xmas record, for the cringe factor
	2:57am fred: You got off easy; have you read "Apex hides the hurt" by Colson Whitehead?

Nat Roe: Playlist from July 17, 2012

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Sun. Nov 24th, 6am - 9am: Nat Roe fills in for Serious Moonlight Sonatas
Sun. Dec 1st, Midnight - 3am: Nat Roe fills in for Abbie from Mars

Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Exile on Main Street 50th anniversary mix	Celebrating the classic Stones LP by playing songs from another record, Emotional Rescue. Plus unrelated trax from Tevin Campbell and Pompidou.	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
"You can't tell me what to do, you're not my father"	Along with Eric Bunger's "Variation on a Theme by Loud Reed"	0:16:30 (Pop-up)

Picking cheesy LP covers from the record library pretty much	Had a shit week, gonna make myself feel better with some mediocre dance music. Hope it works for you too?	0:27:18 (Pop-up)

Mensuration Canon "Mensuration Canon"	Mind the lack of a "t" there. This is by Larry Polansky, his "Four Voice Canons", based on the medieval round technique known as a mensuration canon.	0:53:48 (Pop-up)
WFMU DJs repeating what they heard from other WFMU DJs	From Kurt Gottschalk's 2011 marathon premium	1:00:02 (Pop-up)
Terry Riley manipulating space-time "Terry Riley manipulating space-time"	with his Time Lag accumulator, basically an analog delay he used to layer the soul song "You're No Good" on itself over and over and then toss it all around the place.	1:03:16 (Pop-up)
Rocket Morton "Rocket Morton"	originally pulled from Captain Beefheart, the sample fed into itself and repeated until it makes no sense. By Nurse With Wound! From the "A Sucked Orange" LP.	1:10:29 (Pop-up)
Kenzo remixing Marty McSorely's show...	Kenzo, master looper.	1:12:44 (Pop-up)
Superfly Meets Shaft "Superfly Meets Shaft"	Yep. playing this one straight off Duane's show from the other day.	1:18:03 (Pop-up)
Listening to my own show "Listening to my own show"	This workout LP is so great I just want to listen to it as many times at once as possible!	1:20:47 (Pop-up)
Some smoothness with some weirdness "Some smoothness with some weirdness"		1:25:18 (Pop-up)
Random websites that have autoplay music on them	Courtesy of soundsoftheinternet.com	1:42:30 (Pop-up)
Really low quality version of "I've been missing you pretty baby"		1:52:58 (Pop-up)
Really low quality version of "Number of the Beast"	Back to recursion fest '12. Cory Argangel downsampled this Iron Maiden song 666 times.	1:54:26 (Pop-up)
Two speakers saying "nnn" and "ooh" at each other.	By Mr. Joe Colley.	1:59:13 (Pop-up)
It Was A Dark and Stormy Night... "It Was A Dark and Stormy Night..."	By Nicholas Collins	2:01:49 (Pop-up)
Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet "Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet"	Found recording of a homeless man recording, repeated over and over and played against various harmonies played by a symphony. By Gavin Bryars.	2:07:15 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:10am sinister dexter: hey Nat ^_^ love your show ... thanks ... howdy all from grand rapids michigan
	12:11am Nat: Thxxxxx friendo
	12:27am geoff: try 'I Am Sitting in a Room' by Alvin Lucier for recursion
	12:31am Veronica: Hi Nat, looking forward to all the recursive audio! Sounds good so far.
	12:38am sinister dexter: rocket morton ...nww?
	12:46am Nat: Yes! That was one of the suggestions, Dexter. Coming up!
	12:54am Veronica: Cheesy dance music and recursion sounds like a good combo
	12:56am sinister dexter: heard Kenny G. play Satie's vexations for a bit on here , is goood , i got an ice cream truck and would love a music box version for it
	12:58am Veronica: That's perfect. LOL
	1:06am sinister dexter: i fuckin love this one ^_^
	1:22am neil: yeah!!!!
	1:28am neil: inframan is on later <>im going multi media<>might even read an old timey newspaper.
	1:31am Nat: Futuristic
	1:44am neil: me too smoke break. the future is meow!
	1:46am fred: Hello Nat and listeners
	1:54am Colin in Glasgow: Whoa! That sports bar theme is like actual sound of triumph over adversity.
	2:01am wrof: compression of the beast
	2:15am fred: Great set Nat, I'm gonna have to (try to) wake up earlier from now on...
	2:19am Veronica: This one's beautiful. Doesn't sound like what I would associate with Gavin Bryars...very cool.
	2:20am fred: @Veronica: agreed. I first heard it at a contemporary dance show and I loved it instantly
	2:21am Veronica: @Fred: There were choreographed movements to this?
	2:23am fred: Well, not exactly following the music, more the phrases, and matching the general mood. It was by William Forsythe
	2:24am Veronica: Nice
	2:24am Nat: Well, there are always the archives, Fred. This one'a s bit schmaltzy, gotta admit.
	2:26am wrof: according to Wikipedia, Tom Waits made a recording of this, "singing along with the original recording of the vagrant during the final section". Doesn't surprise me, as he's an imposter and opportunist.
	2:27am fred: @Veronica: It's called Quintett, from 1993. Very unusual for Forsythe, who usually goes for speed and virtuosity
	2:30am fred: @Nat: the archives... but then it means I'm not listening to the live stream. I already have trouble keeping up with Billy Jam
	2:32am Veronica: Gotta love YouTube. Thanks Fred. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyLpZjKo3Nk
	2:38am neil: think it is a genetic disorder. mongoloid
	2:52am fred: It reminds me of Dylan's Xmas record, for the cringe factor
	2:57am fred: You got off easy; have you read "Apex hides the hurt" by Colson Whitehead?

Nat Roe: Playlist from July 17, 2012

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