WFMU: Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from November 1, 2013

Listener comments!
	3:05pm Jeff: Curse you, Gottschalk! Dominique has been rattling around in my head aver since I heard it wafting out of Studio B earlier this afternoon.
	3:08pm Webhamster Henry: Dominique is somewhat more interesting at 33RPM. But it's worth it to get through it faster.
	3:13pm fred: Hello Kurt. I'm always surprised by how well Tom Johnson's music works despite the dry theory behind it
	3:15pm northguineahills: Man, everything I've heard from Tom Johnson jives w/ me.
	3:15pm northguineahills: Shakes impotent fist at Fred
	3:16pm northguineahills: I have this Crumb LP (got it for 50 cents at the Jacksonville library LP sale in 1998).
	3:16pm fred: what's the shaking about, ngh?
	3:19pm BigLankyGeordie: Ouch, those ladies are scaring the puppies!
	3:23pm Kurt Gottschalk: Hi everyone! Thanks for tuning in. Much in store today, including a Lou Reed tribute in the second hour and a bunch of Albert Ayler for All Saint's Day in the third. And tickets to giveaway in a few minutes. Thanks for tuning in!
	3:23pm northguineahills: Fred, you beat me to the punch (said exactly what I was going to say seconds before I hit 'send')
	3:24pm northguineahills: Feliz Dia del Muerte!
	3:25pm the glowing one: reminds me of Qntal
	3:27pm northguineahills: @Fred: Great minds thing alike is what I was inferring using an English language meme.
	3:28pm fred: I think I'll hit the archives for the Ayler part. And probably flee when the Lou Reed tribute starts.
	3:34pm fred: @ngh: I was afraid I had said something wrong for a moment... I'm lucky enough to get exposure to Tom Johnson's music because he lives in Paris and has ties with my favorite venue. He also gives lectures at work once in a while, though I heard he dislikes the place. I've never been to one, weirdly enough
	3:34pm the glowing one: Oh, an album like Fantômas' Director's Cut, itneresting.
	3:38pm northguineahills: The meme references when someone says nearly word for word what you were going to say, but the other person said the same exact thing seconds in advance. So, jokingly, one would shake their fist like an old man yelling at the clouds, and would have no affect, hence lending said protest, impotent. So, you said exactly what I was going to say, and I saw it right as I hit preview. Everything I've heard from Tom Johnson sounds amazing, even if the theory can be a wee bit obtuse.
	3:38pm Droll: Soy Dracula? Even The Count has gone vegan?
	3:39pm Mark Helsten: that's hot. (Ayler played by lucas on slide)
	3:39pm Parq: I like that much better than the score Philip Glass did for "Dracula", which plays under the Spanish version on the recently released DVD.
	3:41pm fred: @ngh: thanks, I didn't know about the fist shaking part of that
	3:43pm northguineahills: lultz, Droll!
	3:45pm northguineahills: This is the second time in weeks I've heard the Mill Pond on WFMU in as many weeks. I have the original on vinyl.
	3:48pm fred: The buzzing sound at the start of the Fahey song reminded me of the Ethiopian begena
	3:49pm the glowing one: Finally something that's easier to sing along to.
	3:51pm fred: Many of my coworkers openly laugh at me because I like Dolly Parton
	3:52pm aaron in chicago: your coworkers are objectively wrong
	3:52pm cronon: morrisey!
	3:52pm Droll: 666 is coming to put it into us?!?! FCC - Save me!
	3:54pm cronon: ray torske, that is
	3:59pm fred: @aaron: I work in a research institute about contemporary music in France, so country is a joke to them. As it was to me before Laura Cantrell taught me better
	4:02pm Carmichael: Hiya Kurtski, hey everyone. Got here in time for the Reed tribute (Lou not Dean, right?).
	4:04pm Seanbelly: This is amazing
	4:06pm northguineahills: I was into IRCAM and other contemporary composition in my late teens. It took a few years into my 20s that I learned to love the soul of old Country music. (That was decade and a half ago.)
	4:07pm Mary Wing: Put the Microphone in mono, dude!
	4:07pm The Count of Al Dente: Sorry to interrupt but was I supposed to turn left at the second light?
	4:11pm fred: @ngh: Wow! There are not many teenagers who are into IRCAM, and I don't think it was all that different when you were one. Most people at shows there haven't been teenagers for half a century
	4:12pm 37: just got here..... waiting for some tuneage.... but this sounds pretty interesting too!!
	4:13pm Mr. Mark.: great interview!
	4:14pm 37: yeah...
	4:23pm fred: Colson Whitehead's Zone One was hyped as "a zombie novel with brains", which turned out to be pretty accurate, because it really is a zombie novel
	4:26pm Caryn: Um, didn't "Night of the Living Dead" hint that a weird meteor passing by was causing the zombies? Now, in "Dawn of the Dead" I agree that there is no cause.
	4:27pm Mary Wing: PAAAAAAAAAAAR-TAY!
	4:29pm Kurt Gottschalk: caryn - that is newscaster speculation in 'night' as i recall. george doesn't necessarily accept that as a part of the world myth he created.
	4:31pm Caryn: Well, true, Kurt. But what I'm getting is that there are at least possible causes suggested. By the time we get to "Dawn of the Dead", it's just all about survival, and the cause is not important.
	4:31pm Mark Helsten: Surfers?
	4:31pm Mark Helsten: never heard that one before... nice. and RIP
	4:32pm Caryn: BTW, damn the time shift! I missed the first hour of the show because I forgot the time difference had changed.
	4:33pm Kurt Gottschalk: caryn, re: dead, fair enough.
	4:34pm Mary Wing: Caryn, we're changing time on Saturday night, so get ready for shows starting an hour earlier. (and Hiya!!)
	4:38pm fred: @Mary: the shows will start later for us, or rather go back to the usual time: most of Europe has already switched out of DST
	4:39pm Mike East: has anyone played Ken Freedman's "Where's Lou Reed" bit from the Hoof n Mouth Sinfonia a few years ago? Love that piece.
	4:40pm Carmichael: Actually Mike, Ken played it on 7SD Wednesday.
	4:41pm northguineahills: @Fred: I think I got into the 50s-60s period of IRCAM. I purposely took music theory classes when I was in college just to be able to access the music college's graphic and aleatoric scores, as well as the the vinyl. (this was the mid 90s)
	4:42pm Mike East: for real Carmichael? How did I miss that? I thought they were just gabbing about Andy's twitter account the whole time.
	4:42pm northguineahills: Irwin played, "where's Lou Reed" on Wednesday, Mike. Or, maybe Carmichael's correct.
	4:44pm Mike East: jesus - I listened to that show, too. I gotta stop working while I doing important things like listening to the radio. Just getting way to distracted here.
	4:45pm Kurt Gottschalk: yes! no more working while listening to wfmu! we demand your full attention!
	4:46pm northguineahills: Actually, if memory serves, Irwin played it at the end of his set merging into 7sd.
	4:47pm Mike East: there's important stuff going on here.
	4:49pm northguineahills: Ok, I'm drain bamaged, it was Scott Williams that played, "Where is Lou", by Ken.
	4:55pm Caryn: @Mary: what fred said. I'm happily anticipating the time shift this weekend, because then my listening schedule can get back to normal.
	4:58pm Mike East: I think we're all a little brain bamaged here. :)
	4:58pm Caryn: And now I need to go to the archives of... well, one of the shows mentioned, to listen to the "Where is Lou" bit. Later, of course. I'm not going to miss the 3rd hour of Kurt!
	5:01pm northguineahills: It's the last 6 minutes of Scott's last Monday show, Caryn.
	5:01pm Juan: microphone check one two
	5:02pm Mike East: @ngh - now that makes sense - I left work early on Monday.
	5:11pm Caryn: Thanks for the info, ngh!
	5:13pm Mark Helsten: "IS THIS THING ON??"
	5:14pm Carmichael: Yes, ngh, it was Irwin who played it. Knew I heard it on Wednesday sometime ...
	5:14pm Mark Helsten: Beautiful choice of Ayler!!
	5:16pm northguineahills: ^^^^!!!
	5:26pm JohnEBGood: Wow. This is nice. Thanks for your hard work, time and dedication including the play list. James Bond, " Live and Let Die!!"
	5:30pm Kurt Gottschalk: thanks for listening, johneb, and everyone out there in radioland.
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...One of these days - & it won't be long - you're gonna look for me - & ah I'll be gone...
	5:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or even better : ...'you're gonna call my name'...
	5:45pm northguineahills: Ok, I'm leaving work. Thanks Kurt. Have a great weekend everyone!
	5:45pm adam_nspy: That Albert Ayler stuff really made me happy. I'm a happy boy.
	5:46pm Caryn: Same to you, ngh!
	5:48pm Mike East: who said that Rabbit?
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I thot Ken played 'Where's Lou?' on his own show...as well...I guess...anyhow, he just keeps saying Lou will come on & he doesn't, right? - so - ??...
	5:50pm Mike East: yes, but its the WAAY he says it. He's so desperate.
	5:51pm Mike East: also, I think he was dressed like Cher at the time, possibly...though that wouldn't come through on the audio.
	5:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mike E : www.youtube.com... ...or - saying 'Lou's here' has been a taunt for some people - like people teased Dylan when he was young saying WoodyGuthrie was outside when he (of course) wasn't...
	5:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...an old 'Blues meme' the Velvets picked up on ...

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from November 1, 2013

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November 1, 2013: Dominique
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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Debbie Reynolds	Dominique "Dominique" by "Debbie Reynolds"		MGM	1966	45
Wesley Roberts	V "V" by "Wesley Roberts"	Organ and Silence	Ants	2003	CD	Composed by Tom Johnson in 2000	0:02:21 (Pop-up)
The Contemporary Chamber Ensemble, Arthur Weisberg conducting	Ghost Dance / Se ha llenadode luces mi corazón de seda	Ancient Voices of Children	Elektra/Nonesuch	1971	LP	Composed by George Crumb in 1970	0:08:09 (Pop-up)
Hildegurls	Prologue / Processional	Electric Ordo Virtutum	Innova	2009	CD	Composed by Hildegard de Bingen in the 12th Century	0:17:35 (Pop-up)

Gary Lucas	Spanish Dracula "Spanish Dracula" by "Gary Lucas"	Cinefastique	Northern Spy	2013	CD		0:30:25 (Pop-up)
Gary Lucas	Ghosts "Ghosts" by "Gary Lucas"	Live At The Knitting Factory volume two	A&M Records	1989	CD	Composed by Albert Ayler	0:35:00 (Pop-up)
John Fahey	Ghosts "Ghosts" by "John Fahey"	The Mill Pond	Important	2007	CD	Originally released in 1997 on 78 rpm vinyl	0:39:01 (Pop-up)
Dolly Parton	Halos & Horns "Halos & Horns" by "Dolly Parton"	Halos & Horns	Sugar Hill	2002	CD		0:44:47 (Pop-up)
Ray Torske	666 "666" by "Ray Torske"	Enjoy the experience: Homemade Records 1958-1992	Sinecure	2013	CD		0:48:19 (Pop-up)
Funeral in Heaven	Astral Mantras - Transmigration into Eternal Submission: of Altered Consciousness	Astral Mantras of Dyslexia	Dunkelheit Produktionen	2011	CD		0:51:25 (Pop-up)
	Interview with Rob Kuhns, director of "Birth of the Living Dead"						1:25:12 (Pop-up)
Kool & The Gang	Funky Stuff "Funky Stuff" by "Kool & The Gang"						1:25:22 (Pop-up)
Butthole Surfers	Lou Reed "Lou Reed" by "Butthole Surfers"	Cream Corn from the Socket of Davis	Fundamental	1985	CD		1:28:03 (Pop-up)
Angel Corpus Christi	Disco Mystic	Louie Louie	Gulcher	2003	CD		1:32:43 (Pop-up)
Ergo Phizmiz	Here She Comes Now "Here She Comes Now" by "Ergo Phizmiz"	Arff and Beef/White Light White Heat	Womb Records	2007	CD		1:35:45 (Pop-up)
The Velvet Underground	Sister Ray	Live at the End of Cole Avenue - The Second Night	Keyhole	2013	CD	Recorded Oct 19, 1969 (complete tapes from which the '1969' album was pulled)	1:38:41 (Pop-up)

The Velvet Underground	Jesus "Jesus" by "The Velvet Underground"	Singles 1966-1969	Sundazed	2009	45	Originally released in 1969	2:05:09 (Pop-up)
The Velvet Underground	Temptation Inside Your Heart	Singles 1966-1969	Sundazed	2009	45	Recorded in 1969, I believe, and first released in 1984	2:08:36 (Pop-up)
Albert Ayler	Saints "Saints" by "Albert Ayler"	Spirits				Originally released in 1964	2:11:07 (Pop-up)
Albert Ayler	Our Prayer - Spirits Rejoice	Lörrach / Paris 1966	hatOLOGY	2002	CD		2:17:16 (Pop-up)
Albert Ayler	Ghosts "Ghosts" by "Albert Ayler"	Live On The Riviera	ESP-Disk'	2013	CD	Recorded July 25, 1970	2:23:28 (Pop-up)

Jaap Blonk	Mixed Angels "Mixed Angels" by "Jaap Blonk"	Mixed from Heaven	Plant Migration	2013	LP	Using the melody from Albert Ayler's "Angels"	2:35:57 (Pop-up)
Vinny Golia / Aurora Josephson / Henry Kaiser / Mike Kineally / Joe Morris / Damon Smith / Weasel Walter	New Ghosts / New Message	Healing Force: The Songs of Albert Ayler	Cuneiform Records	2007	CD	(until it refused to play nicely anymore)	2:41:57 (Pop-up)
Eugene Chadbourne feat. Joe Williamson & Uli Jenessen	Infinite Spirit	Ayler Undead	Grob	2001	CD		2:44:06 (Pop-up)
Fripp & Eno	The Heavenly Music Corporation	No Pussyfooting	Island	1973	LP	With Debbie Reynolds' "Dominique" at the wrong speed	2:51:56 (Pop-up)
Petula Clark	The Show is Over "The Show is Over" by "Petula Clark"	Beautiful Sounds: The Petula Clark Songbook	Castle	2000	CD		2:56:36 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:05pm Jeff: Curse you, Gottschalk! Dominique has been rattling around in my head aver since I heard it wafting out of Studio B earlier this afternoon.
	3:08pm Webhamster Henry: Dominique is somewhat more interesting at 33RPM. But it's worth it to get through it faster.
	3:13pm fred: Hello Kurt. I'm always surprised by how well Tom Johnson's music works despite the dry theory behind it
	3:15pm northguineahills: Man, everything I've heard from Tom Johnson jives w/ me.
	3:15pm northguineahills: Shakes impotent fist at Fred
	3:16pm northguineahills: I have this Crumb LP (got it for 50 cents at the Jacksonville library LP sale in 1998).
	3:16pm fred: what's the shaking about, ngh?
	3:19pm BigLankyGeordie: Ouch, those ladies are scaring the puppies!
	3:23pm Kurt Gottschalk: Hi everyone! Thanks for tuning in. Much in store today, including a Lou Reed tribute in the second hour and a bunch of Albert Ayler for All Saint's Day in the third. And tickets to giveaway in a few minutes. Thanks for tuning in!
	3:23pm northguineahills: Fred, you beat me to the punch (said exactly what I was going to say seconds before I hit 'send')
	3:24pm northguineahills: Feliz Dia del Muerte!
	3:25pm the glowing one: reminds me of Qntal
	3:27pm northguineahills: @Fred: Great minds thing alike is what I was inferring using an English language meme.
	3:28pm fred: I think I'll hit the archives for the Ayler part. And probably flee when the Lou Reed tribute starts.
	3:34pm fred: @ngh: I was afraid I had said something wrong for a moment... I'm lucky enough to get exposure to Tom Johnson's music because he lives in Paris and has ties with my favorite venue. He also gives lectures at work once in a while, though I heard he dislikes the place. I've never been to one, weirdly enough
	3:34pm the glowing one: Oh, an album like Fantômas' Director's Cut, itneresting.
	3:38pm northguineahills: The meme references when someone says nearly word for word what you were going to say, but the other person said the same exact thing seconds in advance. So, jokingly, one would shake their fist like an old man yelling at the clouds, and would have no affect, hence lending said protest, impotent. So, you said exactly what I was going to say, and I saw it right as I hit preview. Everything I've heard from Tom Johnson sounds amazing, even if the theory can be a wee bit obtuse.
	3:38pm Droll: Soy Dracula? Even The Count has gone vegan?
	3:39pm Mark Helsten: that's hot. (Ayler played by lucas on slide)
	3:39pm Parq: I like that much better than the score Philip Glass did for "Dracula", which plays under the Spanish version on the recently released DVD.
	3:41pm fred: @ngh: thanks, I didn't know about the fist shaking part of that
	3:43pm northguineahills: lultz, Droll!
	3:45pm northguineahills: This is the second time in weeks I've heard the Mill Pond on WFMU in as many weeks. I have the original on vinyl.
	3:48pm fred: The buzzing sound at the start of the Fahey song reminded me of the Ethiopian begena
	3:49pm the glowing one: Finally something that's easier to sing along to.
	3:51pm fred: Many of my coworkers openly laugh at me because I like Dolly Parton
	3:52pm aaron in chicago: your coworkers are objectively wrong
	3:52pm cronon: morrisey!
	3:52pm Droll: 666 is coming to put it into us?!?! FCC - Save me!
	3:54pm cronon: ray torske, that is
	3:59pm fred: @aaron: I work in a research institute about contemporary music in France, so country is a joke to them. As it was to me before Laura Cantrell taught me better
	4:02pm Carmichael: Hiya Kurtski, hey everyone. Got here in time for the Reed tribute (Lou not Dean, right?).
	4:04pm Seanbelly: This is amazing
	4:06pm northguineahills: I was into IRCAM and other contemporary composition in my late teens. It took a few years into my 20s that I learned to love the soul of old Country music. (That was decade and a half ago.)
	4:07pm Mary Wing: Put the Microphone in mono, dude!
	4:07pm The Count of Al Dente: Sorry to interrupt but was I supposed to turn left at the second light?
	4:11pm fred: @ngh: Wow! There are not many teenagers who are into IRCAM, and I don't think it was all that different when you were one. Most people at shows there haven't been teenagers for half a century
	4:12pm 37: just got here..... waiting for some tuneage.... but this sounds pretty interesting too!!
	4:13pm Mr. Mark.: great interview!
	4:14pm 37: yeah...
	4:23pm fred: Colson Whitehead's Zone One was hyped as "a zombie novel with brains", which turned out to be pretty accurate, because it really is a zombie novel
	4:26pm Caryn: Um, didn't "Night of the Living Dead" hint that a weird meteor passing by was causing the zombies? Now, in "Dawn of the Dead" I agree that there is no cause.
	4:27pm Mary Wing: PAAAAAAAAAAAR-TAY!
	4:29pm Kurt Gottschalk: caryn - that is newscaster speculation in 'night' as i recall. george doesn't necessarily accept that as a part of the world myth he created.
	4:31pm Caryn: Well, true, Kurt. But what I'm getting is that there are at least possible causes suggested. By the time we get to "Dawn of the Dead", it's just all about survival, and the cause is not important.
	4:31pm Mark Helsten: Surfers?
	4:31pm Mark Helsten: never heard that one before... nice. and RIP
	4:32pm Caryn: BTW, damn the time shift! I missed the first hour of the show because I forgot the time difference had changed.
	4:33pm Kurt Gottschalk: caryn, re: dead, fair enough.
	4:34pm Mary Wing: Caryn, we're changing time on Saturday night, so get ready for shows starting an hour earlier. (and Hiya!!)
	4:38pm fred: @Mary: the shows will start later for us, or rather go back to the usual time: most of Europe has already switched out of DST
	4:39pm Mike East: has anyone played Ken Freedman's "Where's Lou Reed" bit from the Hoof n Mouth Sinfonia a few years ago? Love that piece.
	4:40pm Carmichael: Actually Mike, Ken played it on 7SD Wednesday.
	4:41pm northguineahills: @Fred: I think I got into the 50s-60s period of IRCAM. I purposely took music theory classes when I was in college just to be able to access the music college's graphic and aleatoric scores, as well as the the vinyl. (this was the mid 90s)
	4:42pm Mike East: for real Carmichael? How did I miss that? I thought they were just gabbing about Andy's twitter account the whole time.
	4:42pm northguineahills: Irwin played, "where's Lou Reed" on Wednesday, Mike. Or, maybe Carmichael's correct.
	4:44pm Mike East: jesus - I listened to that show, too. I gotta stop working while I doing important things like listening to the radio. Just getting way to distracted here.
	4:45pm Kurt Gottschalk: yes! no more working while listening to wfmu! we demand your full attention!
	4:46pm northguineahills: Actually, if memory serves, Irwin played it at the end of his set merging into 7sd.
	4:47pm Mike East: there's important stuff going on here.
	4:49pm northguineahills: Ok, I'm drain bamaged, it was Scott Williams that played, "Where is Lou", by Ken.
	4:55pm Caryn: @Mary: what fred said. I'm happily anticipating the time shift this weekend, because then my listening schedule can get back to normal.
	4:58pm Mike East: I think we're all a little brain bamaged here. :)
	4:58pm Caryn: And now I need to go to the archives of... well, one of the shows mentioned, to listen to the "Where is Lou" bit. Later, of course. I'm not going to miss the 3rd hour of Kurt!
	5:01pm northguineahills: It's the last 6 minutes of Scott's last Monday show, Caryn.
	5:01pm Juan: microphone check one two
	5:02pm Mike East: @ngh - now that makes sense - I left work early on Monday.
	5:11pm Caryn: Thanks for the info, ngh!
	5:13pm Mark Helsten: "IS THIS THING ON??"
	5:14pm Carmichael: Yes, ngh, it was Irwin who played it. Knew I heard it on Wednesday sometime ...
	5:14pm Mark Helsten: Beautiful choice of Ayler!!
	5:16pm northguineahills: ^^^^!!!
	5:26pm JohnEBGood: Wow. This is nice. Thanks for your hard work, time and dedication including the play list. James Bond, " Live and Let Die!!"
	5:30pm Kurt Gottschalk: thanks for listening, johneb, and everyone out there in radioland.
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...One of these days - & it won't be long - you're gonna look for me - & ah I'll be gone...
	5:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or even better : ...'you're gonna call my name'...
	5:45pm northguineahills: Ok, I'm leaving work. Thanks Kurt. Have a great weekend everyone!
	5:45pm adam_nspy: That Albert Ayler stuff really made me happy. I'm a happy boy.
	5:46pm Caryn: Same to you, ngh!
	5:48pm Mike East: who said that Rabbit?
	5:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I thot Ken played 'Where's Lou?' on his own show...as well...I guess...anyhow, he just keeps saying Lou will come on & he doesn't, right? - so - ??...
	5:50pm Mike East: yes, but its the WAAY he says it. He's so desperate.
	5:51pm Mike East: also, I think he was dressed like Cher at the time, possibly...though that wouldn't come through on the audio.
	5:52pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Mike E : www.youtube.com... ...or - saying 'Lou's here' has been a taunt for some people - like people teased Dylan when he was young saying WoodyGuthrie was outside when he (of course) wasn't...
	5:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...an old 'Blues meme' the Velvets picked up on ...

Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk: Playlist from November 1, 2013

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