weighted, waited, or wasted... (webcast): More Than A Few Exciting Moments with Frank O'Toole

Track	Artist	Album / Format
Get Happy / MUSIC BEHIND THE DJ: Mr. Lucky	Jane Horrocks / Henry Mancini	fxo mix - mashup (CD-R)

Rejoice / Flower	Pharoah Sanders / Soul Dhamma	"The INcredible Sound of Gilles Peterson" compil. Lp (CD)
The Need To Be	David Bernard / Ryuchi Sakamoto	"DJ Spooky: Sound Unbound" compil. Lp (CD)
Music In Fifths	Philip Glass / Ulrich Krieger	"DJ Spooky: Sound Unbound" compil. Lp (CD)
Cat On Tin Roof	Blonde Redhead	"Barragan" Lp (CD) *
Out Of Time (backing track)	Rolling Stones	"Flowers" Lp (bonus track) (CD)
There's A Revolution	Got A Girl	"I Love You, But I Must Drive On This Cliff Now" Lp (CD) *
Naked and Ticklish	Mecca Normal	"Empathy For The Evil" Lp (CD) *
A Trip Around The Sun	Sleepyhead	"Wild Sometimes" Lp (CD) *
MUSIC BEHIND DJ: Daly's Tune / FMU Locked Groove	Tomas Daly	fxo mix - mashup (CD-R)

Bliss Point	Busdriver	"Perfect Hair" Lp (CD) *
Bonus Prize ID	TMBG / FXO	fxo mix - mashup (CD-R)
Sidestep	Spider John Koerner & Willie Murphy	"Running Jumping Standing Still" Lp (Vinyl)
Home Is Where You Get Across	Rob Wasserman (with Chris Whitley & Les Claypool)	"Trios" Lp (CD)
She Looks At Me / She Looks At Me (reprise)	That Dog	"That Dog" Lp (CD)
I'm Not Satisfied	Mothers Of Invention	"Ruben & The Jets" Lp (Vinyl)
The Pixelated Cloud	The Special Pillow	"Infinite Regression" Lp (CD) *
MUSIC BEHIND DJ: Here It Comes/ FMU Locked Groove	Freddie Fresh	fxo mix - mashup (CD-R)

Davey's Sister's Home From College	Chris Butler	"Easy Life" Lp (CD) *
The Genius Of The Crowd (Bukowski remix)	Duquette Johnston	"Cables To The Ace" compil. Lp (CD)
Captain Cameltoe	Margaret Cho (featuring Ani DiFranco)	"Cho Dependent" Lp (CD)
We're All Light	XTC	"Wasp Star (Apple Venus, Part 2" Lp (CD)
Resealable Friendship (Shakey remix)	Rudi Zygaldo	"Blow Your Head: Diplo Presents..." compil. Lp (CD)
Let The Sun Go	Coves	"Soft Friday" Lp (CD) *
Well, All Right	Blind Faith	Live - recorded at Hyde Park, 7/7/69. (MP3)
I Hear You	The Bad Plus	"Inevitable Western" Lp (CD) *
One and One is Two	Marco Benevento	"Swift" Lp (CD) *
MUSIC BEHIND THE DJ: Why?... and We Repeat... Why?	Taj Mahal	"Music Keeps Me Together" Lp (Vinyl)

Moving On	Tony Allen	"Film Of Life" Lp (CD) *
Higher	Ices	"Lia Ices" Lp (CD) *
Crown and Kissed	Esperanza Spalding	"Radio Music Society" Lp (CD)
Musically Inclined	Abstract Tribe Unique	"The Funky Precedent" compil. Lp (CD)
Just In Time	Jim Holman Trio	"Blue Skies" Lp (CD)
The All Electric Fur Trapper	Help Yourself	"Reaffirmation: An Anthology 1971-1973" reissue Lp (CD) *
MUSIC BEHIND THE DJ: King For A Day (I Dub Thee Sir Mix)	XTC	12" Ep (Vinyl)

Concentration Moon	Mothers Of Invention	"We're Only In It For The Money" Lp (Vinyl)
Handbags and Gladrags	The Rationals	"The Rationals" Lp (Vinyl)
Ha-Ha	The Rationals	"The Rationals" Lp (Vinyl)
Dance Macabre	The Westminster Philharmonic Orchestra	"The Bride of Frankenstein (Score by Franz Waxman)" soundtrack Lp (CD)
end theme(s)	Hitchcock (with The Nelson Riddle Orchestra)	fxo mix - mashup

Listener comments!

6:05am P-90:

FRANKIE BABY! How ya doin?
Let's ROCK!

6:08am fxo:

to rock & not to roll? Guten TZAG, friends, especially you, P-90, to all ships at sea.

6:13am P-90:

Pharoah Sanders, a great way to usher in Columbus Day 2014! The dude was a Paisano at heart, just listen to him play.

6:13am Sem Chumbo:

Good morning, fxo, P-90. Lovely dayt in the neighbourhood, Pharoah Sanders on the radio and cardigan buttoned up tight against the overnight frost. Fog rising into the clear pre-sunrise sky over the still, high tide estuary. Lyrical, really.

6:15am fxo:

Lovely, yet dark & brisk. Hey, Sem...

6:25am kat330:

Hi, Frank! Weeeeee're back! Woke to a warm and stormy morning here. How's bayou?

6:29am fxo:

so far, pretty cool. Morning kat330.

6:31am kat330:

And mornin' to Sem and P-90, aussi!

6:34am fxo:

I'd use "awesome"...

6:34am testingwithfire:

Good morning all! I like the Rolling Stones better when someone is playing marimba.

6:35am kat330:

I'm ticklish even when fully clothed.

6:35am P-90:

Almost anything's better with marimba.

6:35am Philo Gristle:

Morning Frank & Usual Suspects!

6:36am fxo:

testing, testing, is this on?

6:37am P-90:

Hyvää huomenta, Dude.

6:37am fxo:

Philo, I see that you're up. Guten...

6:39am kat330:

He's not eating guten-free either.

6:39am Sem Chumbo:

Hiya, kat and Philo. Milloin kaksi isännöi AMA istunto, Ala Gaylord Fields? ;-P

6:40am Philo Gristle:

Kiitos -- lousy morning today since I got to get back to work after a week off. Groaning and moaning.

6:42am Philo Gristle:

I'll have to leave the hosting duties to kat in less than an hour, Sem, but that's still 90 fine minutes of Frankly fine sounds!

6:44am kat330:

@Sem: Yeah, not sure I know all that much more about Mr. Fields than before, but it was a fun concept.

6:47am fxo:

your talkin' Sidney Fields? Just kiddin'...

6:47am kat330:

Totie.

6:49am kat330:

TMBG? Not familiar with this, but it's cool aussi.

6:50am P-90:

It's Canadian Thanksgiving, so you guys can wish Sem Chumbo a happy holiday. If you're interested, he's got fascinating tales of this uniquely Canadian tradition. I'ts the first official day of moose season, families celebrate by cleaning the furnaces together, then Santa Chumbo magically appears in a puff of lager and stuffs all the good little boys' and girls' stockings with "TimBits", which are like "doughnut holes" and come in many flavors and styles.
Sem can also tell you aboot the fascinating place of honor that Esther Williams holds in his culture, and why "muckalucks" are so important.
And remember, you can hit the "Pledge" button at the top of fxo's page and honor Our Northern Neighbor Sem by making a wee pledge in his honor.

6:50am kat330:

OK, now it sounds like TMBG.

6:50am Sem Chumbo:

@kat: he thinks fast, and I agree, he did not give away very much. So I guess we must surmise he is a determinedly private person, despite his Sunday radio hobby.

6:51am kat330:

@P-90: Hadn't realized you are Sem's publicist! [Philo already hit the button, though doesn't appear anything changed.]

Happy Thanksgiving / Harvest, Sem!

6:54am kat330:

@Sem: I actually quite prefer that in a DJ -- esp. at mic breaks --over those who prate on and on with TMI and who are seemingly in love with their own voices.

6:54am Philo Gristle:

It's too early to come up with a clever comment in response, P-90!! So a tip o' the hat, and indeed trust you'll have a fine holiday Sem.

6:58am kat330:

We saw Chris Whitley live over at a Louisville club. Sad loss.

6:59am fxo:

not too early for clever chatter.

7:00am P-90:

My last question about Gaylord's favorite Bourbon went unanswered, it was right at the end so that will have to wait until next year. We also still don't know his blood type, favorite supporting character from Gone with the Wind, or inseam measurement, but he does prefer Italo Calvino to Salman Rushdie, Pete Best to Stu Sutcliffe, and Liza to Lorna, which all serves to confirm what we already knew about what a discerning, refined gentleman he is.

7:03am kat330:

Philo himself doesn't know his blood type. I know, hard to grasp that one.

7:05am Sem Chumbo:

Thanks, all. I can't add to P-90's Canadian Thanksgiving precis, except to say that some of that was fabrication to which I was not a party. The Esther Williams part was true, however, and she did inspire Leonard Cohen to write "I'm Your Man", which makes every true Canuckian heart swell with pride.

7:07am Sem Chumbo:

And do not think we here north of the forty fifth do not appreciate FZ and the Mothers. Cause we do, they were just ugly enough, en masse, to look like a pick-up street hockey team in Sault St. Marie. Thanks, Frank O'T, for that and the show so far.

7:08am kat330:

Are you serious about the Cohen inspiration? Huh. Love that sexy song. I recall a very fine ice skating routine to "I'm Your Man" by Elvis, um ? Stojko.

7:08am fxo:

Columbus Day? Wrong-way Peach-fuzz!

7:09am Philo Gristle:

Wonderful set, this one.

7:10am kat330:

Could be a mini-set for the ladies that includes "I'm Your Man," "I Can Help" and "Handy Man."

7:14am Philo Gristle:

I only knew "I Can Help" from Tav Falco before I met Kat, then heard her Billy Swan vinyl for the original. Wonderful tune.

7:14am kat330:

Harry Shearer prefers "Here it is!"

7:14am ! I X Key !:

good morning! what are your favorite flours?

7:14am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...& in honor of the Native Peoples loss of the hemisphere, we give you a day on which everything is closed anyway...hope you get the point...being one of the few in Post-Corporate Apocalypse Society not employed in the Government Ministries, I Werk today...there is however this singular Cultural freeform island supplied by Montag & a few other renegade Firemen (including occasionally SirMacca)...

7:15am Philo Gristle:

Rye

7:15am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...& I prefer Harry Shearer...

7:18am Sem Chumbo:

Spelt.

7:20am fxo:

he sounds like Mr. Burns...

goob mornin', X Key, and, of course, to you, RevRab.

7:21am kat330:

Never held a job that gave me Columbus Day off. Philo's doesn't close for President's nor Martin Luther King Days either. No sick or personal days. Yeah, it's always fun explaining that to a visitor (Philo's brother) who gets 7-8 weeks annual vacation and 2 days/mo. sick leave.

7:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Joey Ramone: This gig sucks !
Burns: Have the Rolling Stones killed !
Smither: ...but they're not
Burns: Do as I say !

7:23am ! I X Key !:

LOL

7:23am fxo:

somehow, it also sounds like Smithers. Wonder why?

7:28am P-90:

@kat: I don't think I've ever known anyone who got Columbus day off.

7:28am Sem Chumbo:

The patented O'Toole spin-a-rama set. Christ on a crutch, killin' it!

7:30am kat330:

@P-90: Guess you know no bankers or schoolteachers?

7:31am fxo:

Civil Servants, government employees, Postal types, all have the celebratory feeling, at least too, today.

7:32am kat330:

When I lived in Boston, it seemed like everyone had Columbus Day off. Not such a big deal as you go west. What region are you in, P-90?

7:34am kat330:

@fxo: And that's why the comments boards will be slim pickin's all day. You folks do realize the majority of those active on FMU lists during the U.S. workday -- all time zones -- are civil servants of one stripe or another and while on the job.

7:35am fxo:

well put, kat.

7:40am ! I X Key !:

!
wowie zowie rye & spelt corzetti will be awesome to find out more about the workings of!! the synergy of rye & spelt!!
(o:

7:41am kat330:

@ ! I X Key !: You baking bread today?

7:42am P-90:

I'm in New york, where it seems like it's always been just bankers and civil servants. But In LA it seemed that way too, I think. Also: remember when you say "schoolteachers", that's public schools only. No private school I ever attended or know about has the day off, from first grade to university.

7:43am Philo Gristle:

Thanks for the wonderful sounds today, Frank, and the usual fine comments and commenters. I'm off to work. Hope you have a spectacular day, owl.

7:44am ! I X Key !:

I'm getting ready to make more corzetti & ravioli & orecchiette

7:44am P-90:

!IX is making "i cozetti di grana", flat pasta disks.

7:44am kat330:

@P-90: Yes, well, I'm a product of public schools K-12. I may well be wrong, but I seem to remember even Brown and Harvard not having classes on Columbus Day. [shrug]

7:46am kat330:

Mmmm, sounds tasty, and I suppose pasta goes well with this holiday.

7:48am Sem Chumbo:

Festivus has nothing on Thanksgiving here. Off now to the last cross country bowling tourney before the snow flies....tomorrow. Thanks again, Frank and see you, and all, next time. I'm out.

7:49am kat330:

Bye, Sem! Have a great rest of the festive!

7:55am ! I X Key !:

how nice of you to be interested in rye & spelt!

7:56am kat330:

I've spelt it w-r-y sometimes.

7:57am fxo:

like, "it's awry"?

7:57am ! I X Key !:

pasta day is a regular day that happens more often than days in honor of genocidal maniacs usually

7:58am P-90:

I'm sitting in Butler Library at Columbia right now, it's always biz as usual on Columbus Day, and I think it is at Harvard, one of our guys is giving a lecture today up at their department. I'm not complaining, just making an observation. In big cities at least, things don't close down like they do for the "main" 3-day weekends. When I was in grade school, it was one of a very few days a year that public school kids got off that we didn't; the teachers used to remind us that we finished earlier in the spring, and had slightly fewer total days than they.

7:59am ! I X Key !:

ahahah wry

8:00am kat330:

@fxo: The music you're furnishing us this Monday is more than awry.

8:00am P-90:

Have a good one, @Sem! Enjoy the Shmenge Dance and the roast goose tonight!

8:05am kat330:

Comments list summation thus far: Ya feelin' awry? I'm not feelin' too gluten guten myself.

8:08am fxo:

no, I sometimes feel a bit iggorant, from time to time. The music soothes...
The responses get me psyched.

8:09am kat330:

This beat gets me psyched.

8:16am fxo:

"beat crazy"?

8:16am kat330:

I imagine the group "Ices" has difficulty getting booked these days. Some of their harmonies reminded me of Tom Tom Club.

Is it down to you and me, Frank? :)

8:17am Jeroen Kuster:

hi Frank
I'm working to make a wooden workbench
The music is perfectly

8:18am Brian in UK:

Hello Boss & Thanksgiving folks above the border.

8:18am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

...must do the Go to Werk Dance...it is not graceful, figured I'd spare you...

8:19am fxo:

not to forget Jeroen. on the bench, & UK Brian. A spare from bowling?

8:20am kat330:

@RR: Going off to work is a better reason to go off the board than being at work's a reason to be on the board. ;)

8:21am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

Oh! : to be chained to a desk I could FMU all day. This is my dream.

8:23am fxo:

to quote Lenny Bruce, "to FMU, is a verb".

8:23am P-90:

@Rev: It's a double-edged sword. Believe it.

8:24am kat330:

FMU makes it easy to see why the U.S. "works" so many more hours than much of the developed world and yet is very low in productivity. But hey, the civil "servants" foot much of the bill here, as well they should since we're paying some tiny percentage of that anyway in our tax dollars.

8:25am Revolution Rabbit Nov63:

@P-90: Aren't they all, sportsfans.

8:26am P-90:

i like the idea of "FMU-ing" a desk. Like: "nice desk, do you FMU it?"

8:26am Brian in UK:

TO PLEDGE IS DEVINE

8:26am P-90:

@Rev: you got it

8:27am marmalade kitty:

Hello fxo

"workers of the world unite! you have nothing to lose, but your chains

8:29am kat330:

What's the usual delay in getting a ♥ after pledging? I noticed Philo never got his, but I don't believe Frank's bar moved afterwards either. Weird.

8:30am fxo:

hello to you, MK. (an ear-worm, with "The Internationale").

8:30am kat330:

Guess woof-mu is taking Columbus Day off, too.

8:31am marmalade kitty:

♥u♥

8:34am fxo:

kat 'n kitty; take a paws for the cause.

8:35am kat330:

@fxo: Now that you have plenty more company, I'll sign off to do my workout routine. T-h-a-n-k y-o-u, and I hope I've spelt that awry!

Later all.

8:36am fxo:

spelt, infinity!

8:37am P-90:

Merry Columbus Day, Kat330!

8:38am P-90:

...and Greetings @marmalade kitty. One feline punches in as the other one punches out. Man they're well-organized.

8:51am marmalade kitty:

What did Columbus bring other than disease slavery and exploitation? Charming fellow!

8:54am P-90:

......uuuuuuuum,the True Word of God? Baked Ziti maybe?

8:55am fxo:

the last two pieces are from The Rationals, circa '68 to '69. One of my very fave Lps of all time. Jus' sayin'. Thanks y'all for contacting me on the comments board. 2 Days previous, I did a fill-in for Bob. Pheww! Total bliss!

Have a great week, I'll be back, next webcast, as per
Stay healthy, the archive of this will be available in a few hours.
Peace in our valley..

8:58am P-90:

Thanks for another sparkling Monday AM!

8:58am marmalade kitty:

in a while crocodile...a

9:11am fxo:

kat330, get in touch with Scott, about the delay with Philo and/or your pledging.
We're all in the same karas.

9:14am fxo:

That should be "Karass".

10:44am kat330:

Ooh, a Vonnegut reference, yes! (Just rockin' in the kat's kradle here in Hoosierland. ;) So you did not see Philo's pledge yourself? He got an email from McGasko saying it was received. Hmm. Very interest-ink.

8:08pm fxo:

Comment by Irene, stplen by me. She said it better.

Let me make a quick reminder that WFMU is having a silent fundraiser throughout October to raise some much needed funds. We're trying to keep the bill paid and also to buy equipment for our great new performance space, Monty Hall. Go to our homepage wfmu.org to make a pledge, see our great new t-shirts, and nominate your pet in our mascot contest.

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