WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from December 9, 2013

Listener comments!
	12:00pm kat330: Hi, Irene! LOVE the cartoon!
	🥁 12:01pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hi Irene, hello one and all
	12:01pm kat330: (off now to make lunch, but wanted for once to get in at the top ;)
	🥁 12:01pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hi Kat, the cartoon is fab
	12:01pm braveness23: B23 here... actually on my way out for lunch but wanted to ask if I could put my coat on this seat and save it for when I get back?
	12:03pm Mike East: Lunch? Damn, I'm still working on breakfast. First day back after vacation sux.
	12:04pm Irene Trudel: Hey Everybody! Glad to have you here for however long. @Kat & Sean, I just was looking for a good illustration for today's show and that one popped up on Flickr. Ah, Lunch! That won't be for a while for me. Enjoy!
	🥁 12:08pm Sean in Bristol UK: Early Floyd, nice
	12:09pm common: cats!
	12:13pm Guido (Cologne): if I remeber right, the live-part of Ummagumma album originally was intended to finish up with those live-favorites included. But that eventually didn't work out, since the Floyds went on performing most of it till DSOTM / pre WYWH-period.
	12:16pm kat330: Back w/ turkey sandwich on tray. I want to look through the others that were at Flickr when my hands are free.
	12:17pm kat330: And, yes, illustration IS the much better word. Hi, Mr. East!
	12:18pm kat330: And hi, Sean! Scrolling UP the list, so I'm all backwards.
	12:18pm Irene Trudel: Cool sidebar-- the illustrator is Erik Blegvad, whose son Peter is a fine songwriter and illustrator too.
	12:18pm Tome: HI Irene , Hi Kiddles,, nice start on a gloomy day,. Still one of my faves is Pink Floyd at Pompeii where they are playing to an audience I believe >..> . bit.ly...
	🥁 12:19pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Kat, how you getting on with Breaking Bad?
	12:20pm lalahartma: First time tuning in and I loves it.
	12:20pm kat330: @Sean: Aha, funny you should ask! Just got the final Blu-ray before the weekend before this, and finished up all the specials this weekend. :)
	12:21pm Peter K.: "Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun" -- nice choice!
	🥁 12:22pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Kat, I am heading to Albuquerque in April to pay homage!
	12:23pm kat330: Philo and I both agree it was a very satisfying ending. After watching all the specials, I think it's clear why I was drawn to the series (besides Cranston's awesome acting chops): There are SO many women involved in the production, from writing to directing.
	12:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: It's like the mild oath I exclaim when I spill milk or stub my toe: "Kittens with mittens!"
	12:25pm kat330: @Sean: Sure hope it will NOT be a case of "never meet your setting heroes." ;)
	12:26pm bobdoesthings: Ohhh that's why you don't mess with salamanders.. got it
	12:28pm kat330: This is a sublime set, Irene.
	12:29pm 12539: This set seems especially well attuned to the weather here in NY.
	12:30pm kat330: I just love the miffed expressions on the parents -- and the sheepish one on the kitty -- for yet again losing mittens.
	12:30pm Irene Trudel: Thanks folks. It's a dreary, winter-like day in NYC and I like to reflect that mood.
	12:35pm Mike East: a belated hello, kat330
	12:37pm kat330: Also (back to the illustration), such a perfect economy of drawing, conveying all it needs to in a minimal amount of objects and space.
	12:43pm Droll: Cold and dreary here in Seattle (current conditions in avatar), so the show is also spot on here.
	12:45pm glenn: eeew york city. news.nationalpost.com...
	12:46pm kat330: @Droll: I'm not sure there's a spot in the U.S. today that is NOT cold and a bit dreary. The sun does poke out once in a while here though.
	12:49pm kat330: @Sean: Whenever you're back in typing distance, forgot to ask: Did the real-time viewers of "BB" also get to see the alternative ending? I think I spot Icelandic in the playlist -- and not Bjork!
	12:49pm Richard from Venezuela: Greetings Irene and all the listeners.
	12:49pm Sem Chumbo: Ah, just picking up head from the spreadsheets to say thanks, Irene, pour Alan Stivell et sa belle musique de harpe celtique de Bretagne.
	12:49pm Billy Jam: love this track!
	12:50pm Guido (Cologne): Peter Blegvad of Slapp Happy? (English band in Hamburg early 70ies, collaborators with Henry Cow)
	12:51pm Irene Trudel: @glenn, Ewww indeed. Now I have to combat even more of those invading buggers, as if I don't have enough in our apartment!
	🥁 12:51pm Sean in Bristol UK: I was sat outside this morning and you feel the heat of the sun, it was wonderful. Calm before the storm, me thinks, but the shortest day is just around the corner. That's psychologically uplifting
	12:52pm glenn: hey, i don't make the news, i just report it.
	12:53pm glenn: and also, roy halladay retired today.
	12:53pm Irene Trudel: @Guido, yes indeed! Check out Peter's Leviathan: www.google.com...
	12:54pm 12539: (and don't forget there's a marathon premium of Peter B's guest appearances on Jim Price's show)
	🥁 12:55pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Kat, I never knew there was an alternative ending. I am greatly intrigued, I got the box set throughout the post the other day, I haven't opened the packaging, is the alternative ending available on that/
	12:55pm kat330: @Sean: You see my question at 12:49? Dag, I really need flashing neon lights on my avatar. ;) I'd switch in my new "selfie" on my profile page, but that would fade into the background even worse I fear.
	🥁 12:55pm Sean in Bristol UK: Lovely, lovely set, Irene
	12:56pm kat330: Ooops. Crossing msgs. Oh, well then, you are IN FOR A TREAT! That's all I'll say about that. :)
	12:57pm kat330: And, I can only presume if you're paying for a box set then indeed you'll also get all the bells and whistles.
	🥁 12:58pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Kat, another BB fan is popping by my place later, I can't wait to pass on the info, thanks for the heads up
	1:00pm kat330: This has a "Tusk"-like beat.
	🥁 1:00pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Irene, Juana Molina is one of the numerous wonderful artists you have opened my eyes to, is this her new album?
	1:01pm Droll: The sound on this Molina is outrageous! BIG stereo!
	1:02pm Irene Trudel: @Sean, yes Juana has a new album called "Wed 21." I love what she does musically!
	1:08pm van: Quite late today. Hi Irene
	1:11pm kat330: Ahh, this is real-Lee nice.
	🥁 1:11pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hi Van. @Glenn, just looking back on the comments, you mentioned Mr Halliday, is that the Phillies pitcher?
	1:12pm van: Hi there Sean
	1:12pm kat330: Irene, can you easily check who is drumming for this "The Rising Tide"?
	1:14pm van: So today's google doodle about Grace Hopper...very cool. I walked over to the American History museum to see the moth remains & log book only to find it not on display.
	🥁 1:15pm Sean in Bristol UK: Just one baseball themed question @Irene. The Curtis G signing, a major step in the right direction? Promise I won't bring up his topic for the rest of the show!!
	1:15pm braveness23: B23 here! Where is my coat? I put my coat on a seat to save it before I went to lunch and now I can't find it! (hi Irene! hi friends and soon-to-be friends)
	1:16pm glenn: sean, yes, but he's signed a one day contract with the blue jays, and will be retiring as a blue jay.
	1:17pm kat330: Hey, Van, thanks for the Google doodle tip!
	1:18pm B23's Coat: I'm calling the c.p.a. on you, buddy. that's the Coat Protection Agency.
	🥁 1:18pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Glenn, of course, he started his career in the majors there.
	1:20pm glenn: yes. i saw him pitch many times.
	1:21pm C.P.A.: We've determined that B23's coat was acting on it's own accord when it declined going to lunch at the Indian buffet and thus does not qualify for protection.
	1:22pm braveness23: See! Gimmee back my coat!
	1:24pm kat330: Maybe Steve Shelley?
	1:24pm Hound Dog Taylor: To hell with some jive ass coat. Gimme back my wig!
	1:25pm Irene Trudel: @kat, the drummer on Lee Ranaldo's album is definitely Steve Shelley.
	1:27pm kat330: Thanks. Quite fine (to my ear) on that "The Rising Tide" track.
	🥁 1:28pm Sean in Bristol UK: A stonking set, Irene
	1:31pm Droll: I had to look it up, but yes, stonking.
	1:31pm braveness23: <B23 add 'stonking' to his vocabulary>
	1:32pm Mike East: Lee Ranaldo's gotta slow down. I still haven't picked up his last album before this one.
	1:35pm kat330: Ah, this my kind of music. Love the authentic and the newly composed versions of anything medieval / renaissance music.
	1:36pm braveness23: @kat330 I have to admit that last night a Dead Can Dance track actually caused me to get up, go across the room and skip the song.
	1:38pm kat330: Not familiar with them.
	1:40pm kat330: But I certainly appreciate skipping a particular song -- I do it all the time and, with my Internet radio remote, don't even have to "go across the room." ;)
	1:44pm braveness23: Dead Can Dance is a band that started off really goth and then went into doing medievally and renaissancey sounding music. I was a HUGE fan for a long time but have been removed from them long enough now to be a bit more objective and realize that a handful of their later songs were garbage.
	1:47pm kat330: @braveness: THIS is a good e.g. of the sort of modern use of old music I love: www.youtube.com... From "A Clockwork Orange" (sorry for the ad to start off)
	1:48pm kat330: Come to think of it "Overture to the Sun" would have fit the stars / sun theme in the sets.
	1:48pm Tome: ..old music ,,, hey now ,, I resemble that remark ,,,,
	1:50pm P-90: @ DJ Irene: Thanks for playing some EXTRAORDINARILY fine sets today. It's really appreciated.
	1:51pm Irwin: Thanks for playing Tash Parker. Great album, passed along by Gotye.
	1:52pm kat330: Sorry, Tome, but my selfie will confirm I do as well. ;) But WRT to medieval music, I think it needs to be something you feel deeply, as if so immediately familiar. I'm convinced it was a past-life of mine.
	1:52pm Irene Trudel: Thanks for passing it my way, Irwin! Just started listening to it-- good stuff!
	1:54pm don d: John Compton (Appaloosa) atill creating music. Believe he lives in Vermont now. And yes Kooper signed and produced them, around the time he urged Clive Davis to release Zombies' 'Odessey and Oracle'...
	1:57pm kat330: Ah, the illustrator's son.
	1:58pm kat330: A Randy Newman sort of vocal.
	1:59pm Irene Trudel: Thanks for the update, Don D! I'll have to see what Compton is up to now.
	2:17pm don d: Hikage piece has elements of 'Pictures at an Exhibition' -
	2:19pm Davee: Perfect music for today's weather . . .
	2:37pm van: Rats. I've only managed to catch a small part of today's show live. Archives here I come.
	2:37pm ian: dafuq?? lol wut
	2:47pm kat330: Gorgeous guitar.
	2:48pm PKNY: Hats off to Roy Harper, indeed.
	2:52pm kat330: Wall Matthews? Huh, we have a Mall St. Matthews over in Lullville.
	2:56pm P-90: Wow, That "We Three Kings" was achingly beautiful, without a trace of false or forced sentiment. This has been the perfect soundtrack for this grey, grey day. Every year there's a moment when I feel the spirit of the holiday season enter me, sometimes it's at the last minute on Christmas eve, usually at some unpredictable point earlier in the month. This morning was it for this year!
	2:59pm kat330: Fine one to end on. Thanks, Irene. Have a great rest of your gloomy, dreary or other weather-wise Monday, all.
	🥁 3:00pm Sean in Bristol UK: Irene, that was just beautiful, what a wonderful choice of music, thank you so much
	3:00pm 12539: Thanks, Irene!
	8:42am van: Archive catch up time!
	8:57am van: Loved the Floyd! Rarely hear their original of this, usually only the covers done by other artists. Thank Irene!
	10:26am van: Beautiful rendition by Wall Matthews, thanks for that. I believe that Joshua Bell also played this recently in his live free webcast from his home.

Irene Trudel: Playlist from December 9, 2013

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December 9, 2013: Rain flakes and snow drops and mittens for kittens

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
The Ben Allison Band	Neutron Star	The Stars Look Very Different Today	Sonic Camera Records	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Pink Floyd	Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun	Ummagumma	Harvest / EMI	0:06:35 (Pop-up)
Magic Carpathians w/ Thomas Holuj	Song 2	The Magic Carpathians & Tomasz Holuj	World Flag Records	0:15:22 (Pop-up)
Alasdair Roberts & Ivor Kallin	The Newts & The Salamanders	The Legend of Saint Columba's Oxter Packet EP	Happy Soul Records	0:23:02 (Pop-up)
Alexander Tucker	Mullioned View "Mullioned View" by "Alexander Tucker"	Third Mouth	Thrill Jockey	0:25:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ben Allison	The Ballad of Joe Buck	The Stars Look Very Different Today	Sonic Camera Records	0:30:20 (Pop-up)
Alan Stivell	Reflets "Reflets" by "Alan Stivell"	Reflets	Polydor	0:37:24 (Pop-up)
Heather Woods Broderick	Left "Left" by "Heather Woods Broderick"	From the Ground	Digitalis	0:42:36 (Pop-up)
Imago (Gyða Valtýsdóttir)	Serenade Vapour	(limited edition 7")	Gyða Valtýsdóttir	0:46:50 (Pop-up)
Julie Tippetts & Martin Archer	Subside	Serpentine	Discus	0:52:00 (Pop-up)
Juana Molina	Ay, No Se Ofendan "Ay, No Se Ofendan" by "Juana Molina"	Wed 21	Crammed Discs	0:56:49 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ben Allison	The Ballad of Joe Buck	The Stars Look Very Different Today	Sonic Camera Records	1:02:19 (Pop-up)
Lee Ranaldo and The Dust	The Rising Tide	Last Night On Earth	Matador	1:08:44 (Pop-up)
The Chills	True Romance "True Romance" by "The Chills"	Somewhere Beautiful	Fire	1:17:43 (Pop-up)
Robert Wyatt	Chelsea "Chelsea" by "Robert Wyatt"	'68	Cuneiform Records	1:20:51 (Pop-up)
Sandstone	Asking Life "Asking Life" by "Sandstone"	Can You Mend a Silver Thread?	Lion Productions	1:25:48 (Pop-up)
Third Ear Band	Inverness: Macbeth's Return / The Preparation / Fanfare / Duncan's Arrival	Third Ear Band's Music from Macbeth	BGO Records	1:32:52 (Pop-up)
Appaloosa	Yesterday's Roads "Yesterday's Roads" by "Appaloosa"	Appaloosa	Columbia	1:37:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ben Allison	The Ballad of Joe Buck	The Stars Look Very Different Today	Sonic Camera Records	1:41:15 (Pop-up)
Tash Parker	When It Rains "When It Rains" by "Tash Parker"	Waking Up	Inertia	1:49:17 (Pop-up)
Kitchen Cynics	Deep in the Wee Hours	Wooden Bird ...Plus	Alan Davidson	1:53:00 (Pop-up)
Peter Blegvad	Model of Kindness "Model of Kindness" by "Peter Blegvad"	Live at WFMU 1988-89 with Host Jim Price	(WFMU Marathon premium)	1:56:51 (Pop-up)
Rachel Loshak	Apple Tree "Apple Tree" by "Rachel Loshak"	So Bright	Rachel Loshak	2:01:20 (Pop-up)
Lucy Wainwright Roche	The Same "The Same" by "Lucy Wainwright Roche"	There's a Last Time For Everything	Lucy Wainwright Roche	2:04:17 (Pop-up)
Shoko Hikage	Rokudan No Shirabe "Rokudan No Shirabe" by "Shoko Hikage"	Inishie no / Ancient Times	Women's Work Recordings	2:07:28 (Pop-up)
Orba Squara	Raining Again "Raining Again" by "Orba Squara"	The Trouble With Flying	RES FREq	2:15:42 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ben Allison	The Ballad of Joe Buck	The Stars Look Very Different Today	Sonic Camera Records	2:19:51 (Pop-up)
Lake	Combat Culture "Combat Culture" by "Lake"	The World is Real	K Records	2:30:56 (Pop-up)
Van Dyke Parks	All Golden "All Golden" by "Van Dyke Parks"	Song Cycle	Warner Bros.	2:34:00 (Pop-up)
Cheer	Autumn Stare Out "Autumn Stare Out" by "Cheer"	Red Walk	Drifting Falling	2:37:49 (Pop-up)
Roy Harper	The Stranger "The Stranger" by "Roy Harper"	Man & Myth	Science Friction	2:43:51 (Pop-up)
Wall Matthews	We Three Kings of Orient Are	Star of Wonder	Zen Gardens Music	2:49:09 (Pop-up)
Goldfrapp	Simone "Simone" by "Goldfrapp"	Tales of Us	Mute	2:51:43 (Pop-up)
Neko Case	Afraid "Afraid" by "Neko Case"	The Worse Things Get, the Harder I Fight, the Harder I Fight, the More I Love You	Anti-	2:55:50 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ben Allison	The Ballad of Joe Buck	The Stars Look Very Different Today	Sonic Camera Records	2:58:16 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm kat330: Hi, Irene! LOVE the cartoon!
	🥁 12:01pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hi Irene, hello one and all
	12:01pm kat330: (off now to make lunch, but wanted for once to get in at the top ;)
	🥁 12:01pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hi Kat, the cartoon is fab
	12:01pm braveness23: B23 here... actually on my way out for lunch but wanted to ask if I could put my coat on this seat and save it for when I get back?
	12:03pm Mike East: Lunch? Damn, I'm still working on breakfast. First day back after vacation sux.
	12:04pm Irene Trudel: Hey Everybody! Glad to have you here for however long. @Kat & Sean, I just was looking for a good illustration for today's show and that one popped up on Flickr. Ah, Lunch! That won't be for a while for me. Enjoy!
	🥁 12:08pm Sean in Bristol UK: Early Floyd, nice
	12:09pm common: cats!
	12:13pm Guido (Cologne): if I remeber right, the live-part of Ummagumma album originally was intended to finish up with those live-favorites included. But that eventually didn't work out, since the Floyds went on performing most of it till DSOTM / pre WYWH-period.
	12:16pm kat330: Back w/ turkey sandwich on tray. I want to look through the others that were at Flickr when my hands are free.
	12:17pm kat330: And, yes, illustration IS the much better word. Hi, Mr. East!
	12:18pm kat330: And hi, Sean! Scrolling UP the list, so I'm all backwards.
	12:18pm Irene Trudel: Cool sidebar-- the illustrator is Erik Blegvad, whose son Peter is a fine songwriter and illustrator too.
	12:18pm Tome: HI Irene , Hi Kiddles,, nice start on a gloomy day,. Still one of my faves is Pink Floyd at Pompeii where they are playing to an audience I believe >..> . bit.ly...
	🥁 12:19pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Kat, how you getting on with Breaking Bad?
	12:20pm lalahartma: First time tuning in and I loves it.
	12:20pm kat330: @Sean: Aha, funny you should ask! Just got the final Blu-ray before the weekend before this, and finished up all the specials this weekend. :)
	12:21pm Peter K.: "Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun" -- nice choice!
	🥁 12:22pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Kat, I am heading to Albuquerque in April to pay homage!
	12:23pm kat330: Philo and I both agree it was a very satisfying ending. After watching all the specials, I think it's clear why I was drawn to the series (besides Cranston's awesome acting chops): There are SO many women involved in the production, from writing to directing.
	12:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: It's like the mild oath I exclaim when I spill milk or stub my toe: "Kittens with mittens!"
	12:25pm kat330: @Sean: Sure hope it will NOT be a case of "never meet your setting heroes." ;)
	12:26pm bobdoesthings: Ohhh that's why you don't mess with salamanders.. got it
	12:28pm kat330: This is a sublime set, Irene.
	12:29pm 12539: This set seems especially well attuned to the weather here in NY.
	12:30pm kat330: I just love the miffed expressions on the parents -- and the sheepish one on the kitty -- for yet again losing mittens.
	12:30pm Irene Trudel: Thanks folks. It's a dreary, winter-like day in NYC and I like to reflect that mood.
	12:35pm Mike East: a belated hello, kat330
	12:37pm kat330: Also (back to the illustration), such a perfect economy of drawing, conveying all it needs to in a minimal amount of objects and space.
	12:43pm Droll: Cold and dreary here in Seattle (current conditions in avatar), so the show is also spot on here.
	12:45pm glenn: eeew york city. news.nationalpost.com...
	12:46pm kat330: @Droll: I'm not sure there's a spot in the U.S. today that is NOT cold and a bit dreary. The sun does poke out once in a while here though.
	12:49pm kat330: @Sean: Whenever you're back in typing distance, forgot to ask: Did the real-time viewers of "BB" also get to see the alternative ending? I think I spot Icelandic in the playlist -- and not Bjork!
	12:49pm Richard from Venezuela: Greetings Irene and all the listeners.
	12:49pm Sem Chumbo: Ah, just picking up head from the spreadsheets to say thanks, Irene, pour Alan Stivell et sa belle musique de harpe celtique de Bretagne.
	12:49pm Billy Jam: love this track!
	12:50pm Guido (Cologne): Peter Blegvad of Slapp Happy? (English band in Hamburg early 70ies, collaborators with Henry Cow)
	12:51pm Irene Trudel: @glenn, Ewww indeed. Now I have to combat even more of those invading buggers, as if I don't have enough in our apartment!
	🥁 12:51pm Sean in Bristol UK: I was sat outside this morning and you feel the heat of the sun, it was wonderful. Calm before the storm, me thinks, but the shortest day is just around the corner. That's psychologically uplifting
	12:52pm glenn: hey, i don't make the news, i just report it.
	12:53pm glenn: and also, roy halladay retired today.
	12:53pm Irene Trudel: @Guido, yes indeed! Check out Peter's Leviathan: www.google.com...
	12:54pm 12539: (and don't forget there's a marathon premium of Peter B's guest appearances on Jim Price's show)
	🥁 12:55pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Kat, I never knew there was an alternative ending. I am greatly intrigued, I got the box set throughout the post the other day, I haven't opened the packaging, is the alternative ending available on that/
	12:55pm kat330: @Sean: You see my question at 12:49? Dag, I really need flashing neon lights on my avatar. ;) I'd switch in my new "selfie" on my profile page, but that would fade into the background even worse I fear.
	🥁 12:55pm Sean in Bristol UK: Lovely, lovely set, Irene
	12:56pm kat330: Ooops. Crossing msgs. Oh, well then, you are IN FOR A TREAT! That's all I'll say about that. :)
	12:57pm kat330: And, I can only presume if you're paying for a box set then indeed you'll also get all the bells and whistles.
	🥁 12:58pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Kat, another BB fan is popping by my place later, I can't wait to pass on the info, thanks for the heads up
	1:00pm kat330: This has a "Tusk"-like beat.
	🥁 1:00pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Irene, Juana Molina is one of the numerous wonderful artists you have opened my eyes to, is this her new album?
	1:01pm Droll: The sound on this Molina is outrageous! BIG stereo!
	1:02pm Irene Trudel: @Sean, yes Juana has a new album called "Wed 21." I love what she does musically!
	1:08pm van: Quite late today. Hi Irene
	1:11pm kat330: Ahh, this is real-Lee nice.
	🥁 1:11pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hi Van. @Glenn, just looking back on the comments, you mentioned Mr Halliday, is that the Phillies pitcher?
	1:12pm van: Hi there Sean
	1:12pm kat330: Irene, can you easily check who is drumming for this "The Rising Tide"?
	1:14pm van: So today's google doodle about Grace Hopper...very cool. I walked over to the American History museum to see the moth remains & log book only to find it not on display.
	🥁 1:15pm Sean in Bristol UK: Just one baseball themed question @Irene. The Curtis G signing, a major step in the right direction? Promise I won't bring up his topic for the rest of the show!!
	1:15pm braveness23: B23 here! Where is my coat? I put my coat on a seat to save it before I went to lunch and now I can't find it! (hi Irene! hi friends and soon-to-be friends)
	1:16pm glenn: sean, yes, but he's signed a one day contract with the blue jays, and will be retiring as a blue jay.
	1:17pm kat330: Hey, Van, thanks for the Google doodle tip!
	1:18pm B23's Coat: I'm calling the c.p.a. on you, buddy. that's the Coat Protection Agency.
	🥁 1:18pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Glenn, of course, he started his career in the majors there.
	1:20pm glenn: yes. i saw him pitch many times.
	1:21pm C.P.A.: We've determined that B23's coat was acting on it's own accord when it declined going to lunch at the Indian buffet and thus does not qualify for protection.
	1:22pm braveness23: See! Gimmee back my coat!
	1:24pm kat330: Maybe Steve Shelley?
	1:24pm Hound Dog Taylor: To hell with some jive ass coat. Gimme back my wig!
	1:25pm Irene Trudel: @kat, the drummer on Lee Ranaldo's album is definitely Steve Shelley.
	1:27pm kat330: Thanks. Quite fine (to my ear) on that "The Rising Tide" track.
	🥁 1:28pm Sean in Bristol UK: A stonking set, Irene
	1:31pm Droll: I had to look it up, but yes, stonking.
	1:31pm braveness23: <B23 add 'stonking' to his vocabulary>
	1:32pm Mike East: Lee Ranaldo's gotta slow down. I still haven't picked up his last album before this one.
	1:35pm kat330: Ah, this my kind of music. Love the authentic and the newly composed versions of anything medieval / renaissance music.
	1:36pm braveness23: @kat330 I have to admit that last night a Dead Can Dance track actually caused me to get up, go across the room and skip the song.
	1:38pm kat330: Not familiar with them.
	1:40pm kat330: But I certainly appreciate skipping a particular song -- I do it all the time and, with my Internet radio remote, don't even have to "go across the room." ;)
	1:44pm braveness23: Dead Can Dance is a band that started off really goth and then went into doing medievally and renaissancey sounding music. I was a HUGE fan for a long time but have been removed from them long enough now to be a bit more objective and realize that a handful of their later songs were garbage.
	1:47pm kat330: @braveness: THIS is a good e.g. of the sort of modern use of old music I love: www.youtube.com... From "A Clockwork Orange" (sorry for the ad to start off)
	1:48pm kat330: Come to think of it "Overture to the Sun" would have fit the stars / sun theme in the sets.
	1:48pm Tome: ..old music ,,, hey now ,, I resemble that remark ,,,,
	1:50pm P-90: @ DJ Irene: Thanks for playing some EXTRAORDINARILY fine sets today. It's really appreciated.
	1:51pm Irwin: Thanks for playing Tash Parker. Great album, passed along by Gotye.
	1:52pm kat330: Sorry, Tome, but my selfie will confirm I do as well. ;) But WRT to medieval music, I think it needs to be something you feel deeply, as if so immediately familiar. I'm convinced it was a past-life of mine.
	1:52pm Irene Trudel: Thanks for passing it my way, Irwin! Just started listening to it-- good stuff!
	1:54pm don d: John Compton (Appaloosa) atill creating music. Believe he lives in Vermont now. And yes Kooper signed and produced them, around the time he urged Clive Davis to release Zombies' 'Odessey and Oracle'...
	1:57pm kat330: Ah, the illustrator's son.
	1:58pm kat330: A Randy Newman sort of vocal.
	1:59pm Irene Trudel: Thanks for the update, Don D! I'll have to see what Compton is up to now.
	2:17pm don d: Hikage piece has elements of 'Pictures at an Exhibition' -
	2:19pm Davee: Perfect music for today's weather . . .
	2:37pm van: Rats. I've only managed to catch a small part of today's show live. Archives here I come.
	2:37pm ian: dafuq?? lol wut
	2:47pm kat330: Gorgeous guitar.
	2:48pm PKNY: Hats off to Roy Harper, indeed.
	2:52pm kat330: Wall Matthews? Huh, we have a Mall St. Matthews over in Lullville.
	2:56pm P-90: Wow, That "We Three Kings" was achingly beautiful, without a trace of false or forced sentiment. This has been the perfect soundtrack for this grey, grey day. Every year there's a moment when I feel the spirit of the holiday season enter me, sometimes it's at the last minute on Christmas eve, usually at some unpredictable point earlier in the month. This morning was it for this year!
	2:59pm kat330: Fine one to end on. Thanks, Irene. Have a great rest of your gloomy, dreary or other weather-wise Monday, all.
	🥁 3:00pm Sean in Bristol UK: Irene, that was just beautiful, what a wonderful choice of music, thank you so much
	3:00pm 12539: Thanks, Irene!
	8:42am van: Archive catch up time!
	8:57am van: Loved the Floyd! Rarely hear their original of this, usually only the covers done by other artists. Thank Irene!
	10:26am van: Beautiful rendition by Wall Matthews, thanks for that. I believe that Joshua Bell also played this recently in his live free webcast from his home.

Irene Trudel: Playlist from December 9, 2013

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