WFMU: Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from January 15, 2015

Listener comments!
	3:04pm Claw!: Howdy, Failures!
	3:05pm ?: A Love Supreme?
	3:05pm DCE: Alice Coltrane?
	3:05pm DCE: a burrito surpreme?
	3:05pm Cecile: Alice Coltrane?
	3:06pm βrian: Olive ice cream?
	3:06pm ?: Alice Coltrane eating a burrito supremo?
	3:06pm Bronwyn Bishop: This is purty
	3:07pm DCE: hahaha
	3:07pm Dean: More Taco Bell.
	3:08pm Lulu: what movie are we watching?
	3:09pm βrian: There are times I don't mind the constant harping.
	3:09pm DCE: I'm seeing vaqueros riding into a Sonoran sunset
	3:12pm Claw!: This sounds like Alice Coltrane and Dorothy Ashby had a baby.
	3:12pm Lulu: is this a morricone?
	3:15pm βrian: Morricone and cheese? Comfort food, in any case.
	3:16pm Cecile: dingdingding! We got it.
	3:17pm Bronwyn Bishop: I got tickets to see Morricone in December (it was, sadly, canceled) and one of my roommates blithely told me "Have fun seeing macaroni!"
	3:17pm r i s k y: Faaaabio Faaabio!
	3:17pm Claw!: mmmmm... Morricone and cheese.
	3:17pm Milson: Hey failure folks! Hey Fab! It has been a while since I could listen in real-time...
	3:18pm V Priceless: Hey Fabio and The Failurites!
	👻 3:19pm Rev. Turnip Druid: On this carrot-cake I shall build my kingdom.
	3:19pm DCE: macaroni is one of the less-fun pastas...
	👻 3:21pm Rev. Turnip Druid: as a pasta, not so thrilling. But he made a good radio.
	3:23pm Dean: When-a the moon hit-a you eye Like-a big-a pizza pie 'at's a Morricone
	3:23pm βrian: One must modulate the frequency of one's pasta.
	3:27pm Milson: What kind of pasta is this sextet?
	3:28pm r i s k y: Is this real life?
	3:28pm Dean: Chitarrone?
	3:29pm Claw!: ooh! Nice!
	3:30pm V Priceless: I'm not a big pasta guy. Burnt out, maybe, as a yoot.
	3:30pm Mandee PatinKin!: I love that bed music!
	3:31pm βrian: I love pasta, but I don't consider it real food. So on occasion ...
	3:34pm Mandee Patinkkin: I used to have spaghetti mondays, which has evolved into one night a week, usually with a "special" pasta, like ravioli or something..
	3:36pm Cecile: I am so lucky to have seen Alice Coltrane in the 80s. Truly mesmerizing music, even to an addled wannabee like myself.
	👻 3:37pm Rev. Turnip Druid: no kidding. about the carpet.
	3:39pm DCE: wow, Cecile, that's great! wished I'd have known about her then...the first I think I heard of her was around 2000
	3:40pm βrian: I had a friend who prepped his kitchen ceiling for painting by flinging overcooked spaghetti upward until there was a fairly even, random distribution. It need to few days to dry before painting, but it gave a nice effect.
	3:43pm Milson: Never experienced Alice Coltrane, but I have sat and absorbed the core Jookloo Duo in this here Trio... great folks are out there vibin' against the odds. Highly recommended if they saunter back to the States
	3:45pm Ike: Nice sounds! Wish I could make it for movie night tonight in JC, but I mis-scheduled the implosion of a quasar. Sigh.
	3:46pm Mandee Patinkkin: Brian, did the spaghetti stay up there after the painting or was it intended to dry up and fall off? I have a great A. Coltrane CD, with "satyananda" or something (song title). Heard it first right here.
	3:46pm common: hey there fabio. this is so great after having to listen to new dance music at work. ahhhhh...
	3:47pm coelacanth: howdy Fabio and Strong listeners. -really digging this piece.
	3:52pm coelacanth: i like the spaghetti story.
	3:52pm ?: Mandee, was it Journey To Satchidananda?
	3:56pm βrian: The spaghetti adhered really well. Any dangling pieces were broken off flush. Then two coats of latex with a long-nap roller.
	👻 3:58pm chris: Satchidananda = enlightenment. Ah-ha!
	4:02pm Chris from DC: Great set.
	4:02pm Mandee Patinkkin: Yeah, Satchidananda--thanks! Enlightenment, cool.
	4:07pm coelacanth: i once wanted leaf textures on my bathroom walls. I went for a walk in the woods with my gurlfriend -somehow collected no 2 from the same species. I planned to press their imprints onto the wet green paint;but she said "what kind of glue should we use?" i said "Oh.uh, elmers." It was beautiful. The landlord didn't love it.
	👻 4:08pm chris: Aren't all versions of Macbeth Scottish? Hmmm...
	4:10pm Mandee Patinkkin: I saw that Scottish-set Macbeth, it was great. I love the Third Man and its zither music--got a single with two songs.
	4:13pm Mandee Patinkkin: Did anyone see Inherent Vice? M. Cotillard is great.
	4:13pm kat330: Haven't seen "The Babadook" but it has Mark Kermode's stamp of full approval.
	4:14pm Cecile: Lots of movies I want to see. But Golden Globes are still a joke, right?
	4:15pm SeanG: I want to see Mr. Turner
	4:15pm kat330: @SeanG: Another one Kermode likes against most critics' opinions.
	4:16pm Polyus: I was let down by The Babadook, myself. But a friend of mine had a different take on it that makes me think I viewed it from the wrong perspective. Probably better not say more and spoil it.
	4:16pm SeanG: yeah I'll see anything by Mike Leigh
	4:16pm Piker: The Babadook - not so good. Monster is unveiled in the first 20 minutes. Its basically about about grief and anger.
	4:16pm Cecile: The trailer for the Babadook makes it look like your average arty horror movie. I too want to see Mr. Turner.
	4:18pm Mandee Patinkkin: Mike Leigh is great, to me. I'm in one of those times where I just ain't been to the movies for a while. I want to see almost all of these.
	4:19pm jgreene: Fabulous, Fabio ! From Salt Lake City, UT
	4:20pm βrian: I liked Birdman. But once it was over, I never thought about it again. Didn't stick to my ribs, I guess.
	👻 4:24pm chris: Do not. I repeat, do NOT experiment on shrews. Bad things happen.
	4:25pm Cecile: taken under advisement.
	4:28pm Claw!: Birdman was good. It was great to see Michael Keaton in something again. Babadook was good, but it's not a typical horror film. If you go into it expecting that, you will most likely be let down.
	4:28pm Lewis: is this from the Destroy all Monsters comp that Ken was playing yesterday by any chance?
	4:30pm Lewis: this has me thinking about midi controlled noise (as in red, brown, white etc…) generators...
	4:31pm kat330: Sun ra + title ... ☼ * ∞
	4:32pm DCE: Lewis, I would think so...even though it's a great band name I can't think of any other "Destroy All Monsters" that would be on FMU
	4:33pm Polyus: I was really into the film for the most part, but I guess it was the third act (if you want to call it that) that felt a little weak to me. But Essie Davis is really impressive.
	4:34pm Polyus: Oh hey, shameless plug - my gf did the cover art for that Sun Ra record Fabio just played a cut from. Turned out really nice.
	4:35pm trs: I guess 'theta'.
	4:36pm Claw!: @Polyus - Yeah, the ending was a little "meh," but overall, I'd say it was a pretty good movie. And yes, Essie Davis' performance was fantastic!
	4:36pm common: that's cool, polyus!
	4:38pm kat330: @Polyus: You have a link available?
	4:39pm Polyus: Here you go kat: roaratorio.com...
	4:40pm kat330: Thanks and cool indeed. My husband does a lot of cover art, primarily for books.
	4:40pm common: great lookin' cover, polyus!
	4:42pm Mark: I know you played this track over an hour ago, but kudos for the Roscoe Mitchell track you played earlier. I thought I was the only person who ever listened to that album. Great stuff. And thanks for playing the original version of that Alice Coltrane track. The other DJs have been playing the new Earthling Society version of it a lot.
	4:42pm DCE: I'd like to see it but I'm getting the old round-and-round...
	👻 4:47pm Rev. Turnip Druid: oh my freaking hell. this piece. ....
	4:47pm Chris from DC: Yep.
	4:51pm coelacanth: Fabio- What's this bed music?!
	4:53pm nic: thanks !!! i love Arcane Device !!!
	👻 4:58pm chris: Meetings beckon... take care, Fabio and Strong Ones!
	4:58pm Philo Gristle: Hello! Kill, Baby Kill! remains my favorite Bava, though Danger is a lot of fun.
	4:59pm Bronwyn Bishop: Aaaah, I really wanted to know what the bed music was but I think I missed Fabio saying what it was...anyone want to tell me? :)
	4:59pm kat330: Philo and I watched a wild old film ('32) over the weekend: "Kongo" with Walter Huston in a great scenery-chewing role. It's extraordinary the subject matter tackled way back then.
	5:00pm doca: Wow! Great record! Hey, Fabio and listeners, I was lurking here until now. Great show
	5:01pm Philo Gristle: KONGO is a fantastic oddball jungle film based on a play that was also made into a Tod Browning flick with Lon Chaney, WEST OF ZANZIBAR. Though it was Huston who originated the role of the crippled vengeful 'king' of his little domain on stage...
	5:01pm YETI BOB: YES, THE EAST - IS RED YES, THE KING - IS DEAD YES, THE STONE - IS BREAD YES, THE EAST - IS RED
	5:04pm Philo Gristle: One of these days I'd love to own the tome that is Tim Lucas' $250 Bava doorstop, ALL THE COLORS OF THE DARK...
	5:04pm coelacanth: ciao,chris.
	5:06pm Philo Gristle: EAST IS RED was a fine Hong Kong action flick from the early 90s...
	5:06pm phil: Got any Floyd?
	👻 5:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: whoa... can't get work done with this vortex of neon arteries swirling around my head like a wig of butterfly tongues.....
	5:07pm Philo Gristle: Floyd the Barber?
	👻 5:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Thanks for this. Just had my copy of Der Osten... on the turntable a few days ago. It's a fine thing..
	5:09pm phil: Philo; the pink one.
	5:10pm coelacanth: doca,what sort of primate is that? {...and i looked at yer profile to get a better look at it; That dog is Hilarious!}
	5:10pm kat330: Floyd the Barber is one of my all-time favorite characters. Such focus in the actor, Howard McNear.
	5:10pm Philo Gristle: I do like these Holger pieces... never had any of his solo stuff, and the last Can I bought was Soon Over Babaluma lp which was fine (if not great).
	5:11pm Philo Gristle: Actually these bells ringing bring KILL, BABY, KILL to mind.
	5:12pm doca: @coelacanth: Yeah I love that dog too, and the stuffed tiger is also great. This one on the avatar right now is a sloth.
	5:12pm kat330: @coelacanth: Funny you should ask Doca that, because I was curious why you do not have a pic of a coelacanth for your avatar.
	5:14pm Paul D: Hello.
	5:17pm coelacanth: the tiger's good also, but the dog STILL has me smiling! (& i should've recognised a sloth.)
	5:18pm coelacanth: there,kat!
	5:18pm kat330: Quick work -- presto change-o!
	5:19pm V Priceless: Yay fake moon landing!
	5:19pm kat330: Can you name the creature that is my avatar? Oh, and hello, Paul D!
	5:20pm coelacanth: moon kat?
	5:20pm Fredericks: Makes me think of Scoop Nisker.
	5:20pm Philo Gristle: And speaking of Mario Bava (if only to myself) his Knives of the Avenger was surprisingly fine sword and sandal flick starring Cameron Mitchell..
	5:21pm coelacanth: cat with super-human sensory facilities?
	👻 5:22pm Rev. Turnip Druid: LOVE.
	5:22pm kat330: It is Philo's mash-up of my Asian birth animals: Rabbit, China and Cat, Vietnam. I call it a Cabbit.
	5:22pm coelacanth: ...and giant hind feet for kangaroo-style kung-fu kicking.
	5:23pm coelacanth: yes i guess "rat" was taken!
	5:25pm kat330: Ha, yes, and my ex's sign to boot! <--- exactly the action he deserved, the dirty Rat.
	5:25pm V Priceless: Ha @ 'kangaroo-style Kung-fu kicking'!
	5:28pm kat330: Fabio, I cannot WAIT to hear you back announce this title!
	5:29pm Philo Gristle: As for modern films, we did catch UPSTREAM COLOR finally, Shane Carruth's follow-up to the fine PRIMER, but it was too abstract, like second-rate Tarkovsky, and while it did coalesce by the end it took too long to do so...
	5:30pm kat330: Cool, too, that I have music box in my newest track (to premiere tomorrow at SC).
	5:32pm doca: @Philo: I didn't liked that Upstream Color, I don't like that style of editing in which every scene seems like "oh my god an epiphany is happening" and then cut, new scene, new epiphany. It looked like an excruciatingly long music video.
	5:33pm doca: By the way, I have only seen "Planet of the Vampires" by Mario Bava and it is a great great movie
	5:33pm kat330: @doca: I was disappointed in it since "Primer" really had some food for thought.
	5:34pm kat330: At least it's not in Finnish, too.
	5:35pm Claw!: Nailed it, Fabio!
	5:35pm coelacanth: chicken!
	5:35pm doca: @kat: Yeah me too. Primer is great. Intense ideas hover over it.
	5:37pm coelacanth: Oh,i missed it! You DID pronounce it! (sorry about the chicken!)
	5:37pm Philo Gristle: Happy b'day Don!
	5:37pm kat330: Woo-hoooo, I did not know that! The Cap'n and the Kind (and my sister, too, btw)!
	5:38pm kat330: The Dr. KinG, should be....sigh...
	5:38pm Philo Gristle: @Doca Love Planet of Vampires, yep, terrific little movie.
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - hullo hullo - everybody Safe As Milk ??
	5:39pm kat330: To tie planets and Beefheart together: Scientists are curious exactly WHAT is producing methane on Mars. Beefheart knew: Big Eyed Beans from Venus.
	5:40pm Philo Gristle: @Doca As for Upstream Color, yes, fast cut nonsense to start with, and while I figured a way to approach the film and "understand" it by the end, it was too late by then.... I didn't hate it, but it annoyed the crap out of me.
	5:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rockette Morton ran on Lazer Beans. ThasRight.
	5:41pm Philo Gristle: Anybody get the new Sun Zoom Spark boxset from the Captain?
	5:43pm coelacanth: olá R Rabbit -yes,pretty much...milk is not safe!
	5:44pm Philo Gristle: @RR63 When I see that photo of yours, it immediately makes me think of Mike Moorcock's Elric of Melnibone character.
	5:45pm kat330: Speaking of "may be hungry", beans, licking et al, time for me to get off keyboard and fix us up a mess of tikka masala. I'll still be listening, so have a great chat with Mr. Pigeon, Fabio, ya heah?!
	5:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - you my friend forever PhiloG !...figure I'm pitched somewhere twixt The Mighty Thor & Beaker the Muppet...
	5:46pm david_: Much more soulful than Pigpen.
	5:48pm david_: Who knew Beefheart and MLK shared a birthday?
	5:48pm coelacanth: kat tchau!
	5:48pm Philo Gristle: @RR63 Ha! :) And Safe as Milk, as requested.
	5:48pm phil: eeelecktriciteeee
	5:49pm Bronwyn Bishop: Woo woo, one of my favorite songs from my favorite Beefheart album :D
	5:50pm Marcel M: Fabio, world! Hello. Been lovin' this Beefheart.
	5:52pm Fritz: Not many know this, but the Captain was a wonderful dancer.
	5:53pm david_: weird, wild stuff
	5:54pm david_: Riding Some Kind of Unusual Skull Sleigh
	5:54pm david_: MLK's bday!
	5:55pm Joe Ray: Evls's birthday was last week
	5:55pm Davis: its my birthday
	5:55pm Joe Ray: As was Bowie's
	5:55pm Marcel M: Wish I could go to the movie, love that movie.
	5:57pm david_: "What's the deal with hats?"
	5:58pm glenn: the ghost and mr. chicken rawks.
	5:59pm iris: Those ants were scary!
	5:59pm dale: "....and they even used bon ami!"
	6:03pm iris: This song is a little corny
	6:08pm iris: The Dusty Show isn't complete till there's some mention of Rundgren.

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from January 15, 2015

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The Failure of Noise
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The Failure of the Avant Garde
The Failure of the Space Age
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The Failure of Psychedelia
The Failure of Krautrock
The Failure of Electronic
The Failure of Pop
The Failure of Free-form
The Failure of the 20th Century

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January 15, 2015: The outer limits of failure is right where you're standing

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
James Last	Mr. Giant man "Mr. Giant man" by "James Last"	Voodoo Party	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Alice Coltrane	Galaxy in Satchidananda	World Galaxy	0:13:43 (Pop-up)
Skin Tone	Journal Articles "Journal Articles" by "Skin Tone"	Misery Loves Co., Vol. 2	0:15:17 (Pop-up)
Roscoe Mitchell Sextet	The Little Suite	Sound	0:17:08 (Pop-up)

Neokarma Jooklo Trio	Elevation of the Carpet	Time's Vibes	0:36:26 (Pop-up)
N.A.D.M.A.	Atlantide-Maya-Veda Rhyton	Uno Zingaro Di Atlante Con Un Fiore A New York	0:47:11 (Pop-up)
Eje Thelin	Piece 1 "Piece 1" by "Eje Thelin"	Acoustic Space	0:54:34 (Pop-up)

Bjorn Fongaard	Opus Microtonale "Opus Microtonale" by "Bjorn Fongaard"	Elektrofoni	1:17:24 (Pop-up)
Destroy All Monsters	From The Edgar Cayce Foundation	Destroy All Monsters	1:26:47 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra And His Astro Infinity Arkestra	The Truth of Maat (excerpt)	Sign of the Myth	1:28:19 (Pop-up)
Ben Vida	Pin ans Sweep (excerpt) "Pin ans Sweep (excerpt)" by "Ben Vida"	Esstends-Esstends-Esstends	1:29:57 (Pop-up)
Jocy de Oliveira	Wave Song - para piano e fita	Estórias Para Voz, Instrumentos Acústicos e Eletrônicos	1:33:35 (Pop-up)
Else Marie Pade	Faust & Margrethes Kaerlighed	Electronic Works 1958-1995	1:37:26 (Pop-up)
Arcane Device	Mantra 01 "Mantra 01" by "Arcane Device"	Noise Matrix Mantras / Modular Waves	1:53:38 (Pop-up)

Holgar Czukay	Schaue Vertrauensvoll in die Zukunft	Der Osten Ist Rot	2:05:55 (Pop-up)
Holgar Czukay	Träum Mal Wieder "Träum Mal Wieder" by "Holgar Czukay"	Der Osten Ist Rot	2:06:16 (Pop-up)
Eric Cordier	Le Montage du Feu "Le Montage du Feu" by "Eric Cordier"	Osorezan	2:13:59 (Pop-up)
Ferdinand Kriwet	Apollo Amerika (excerpt)	Hörtexte (Radiotexts)	2:17:50 (Pop-up)
Nachtluft	Le Silence Réactif "Le Silence Réactif" by "Nachtluft"	Belle-View I-IV	2:26:16 (Pop-up)
Irr. App. (ext.)	Narcoinvitatorintraphasieschatological music Box	Dust Pincher Appliances	2:27:43 (Pop-up)

Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band	Trust Us (take 6)	I May Be Hungry But I Sure Ain't Weird	2:40:18 (Pop-up)
Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band	I Love You, You Big Dummy	Lick My Decals Off, Baby	2:42:48 (Pop-up)
Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band	Electricity	Safe as Milk	2:48:03 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:04pm Claw!: Howdy, Failures!
	3:05pm ?: A Love Supreme?
	3:05pm DCE: Alice Coltrane?
	3:05pm DCE: a burrito surpreme?
	3:05pm Cecile: Alice Coltrane?
	3:06pm βrian: Olive ice cream?
	3:06pm ?: Alice Coltrane eating a burrito supremo?
	3:06pm Bronwyn Bishop: This is purty
	3:07pm DCE: hahaha
	3:07pm Dean: More Taco Bell.
	3:08pm Lulu: what movie are we watching?
	3:09pm βrian: There are times I don't mind the constant harping.
	3:09pm DCE: I'm seeing vaqueros riding into a Sonoran sunset
	3:12pm Claw!: This sounds like Alice Coltrane and Dorothy Ashby had a baby.
	3:12pm Lulu: is this a morricone?
	3:15pm βrian: Morricone and cheese? Comfort food, in any case.
	3:16pm Cecile: dingdingding! We got it.
	3:17pm Bronwyn Bishop: I got tickets to see Morricone in December (it was, sadly, canceled) and one of my roommates blithely told me "Have fun seeing macaroni!"
	3:17pm r i s k y: Faaaabio Faaabio!
	3:17pm Claw!: mmmmm... Morricone and cheese.
	3:17pm Milson: Hey failure folks! Hey Fab! It has been a while since I could listen in real-time...
	3:18pm V Priceless: Hey Fabio and The Failurites!
	👻 3:19pm Rev. Turnip Druid: On this carrot-cake I shall build my kingdom.
	3:19pm DCE: macaroni is one of the less-fun pastas...
	👻 3:21pm Rev. Turnip Druid: as a pasta, not so thrilling. But he made a good radio.
	3:23pm Dean: When-a the moon hit-a you eye Like-a big-a pizza pie 'at's a Morricone
	3:23pm βrian: One must modulate the frequency of one's pasta.
	3:27pm Milson: What kind of pasta is this sextet?
	3:28pm r i s k y: Is this real life?
	3:28pm Dean: Chitarrone?
	3:29pm Claw!: ooh! Nice!
	3:30pm V Priceless: I'm not a big pasta guy. Burnt out, maybe, as a yoot.
	3:30pm Mandee PatinKin!: I love that bed music!
	3:31pm βrian: I love pasta, but I don't consider it real food. So on occasion ...
	3:34pm Mandee Patinkkin: I used to have spaghetti mondays, which has evolved into one night a week, usually with a "special" pasta, like ravioli or something..
	3:36pm Cecile: I am so lucky to have seen Alice Coltrane in the 80s. Truly mesmerizing music, even to an addled wannabee like myself.
	👻 3:37pm Rev. Turnip Druid: no kidding. about the carpet.
	3:39pm DCE: wow, Cecile, that's great! wished I'd have known about her then...the first I think I heard of her was around 2000
	3:40pm βrian: I had a friend who prepped his kitchen ceiling for painting by flinging overcooked spaghetti upward until there was a fairly even, random distribution. It need to few days to dry before painting, but it gave a nice effect.
	3:43pm Milson: Never experienced Alice Coltrane, but I have sat and absorbed the core Jookloo Duo in this here Trio... great folks are out there vibin' against the odds. Highly recommended if they saunter back to the States
	3:45pm Ike: Nice sounds! Wish I could make it for movie night tonight in JC, but I mis-scheduled the implosion of a quasar. Sigh.
	3:46pm Mandee Patinkkin: Brian, did the spaghetti stay up there after the painting or was it intended to dry up and fall off? I have a great A. Coltrane CD, with "satyananda" or something (song title). Heard it first right here.
	3:46pm common: hey there fabio. this is so great after having to listen to new dance music at work. ahhhhh...
	3:47pm coelacanth: howdy Fabio and Strong listeners. -really digging this piece.
	3:52pm coelacanth: i like the spaghetti story.
	3:52pm ?: Mandee, was it Journey To Satchidananda?
	3:56pm βrian: The spaghetti adhered really well. Any dangling pieces were broken off flush. Then two coats of latex with a long-nap roller.
	👻 3:58pm chris: Satchidananda = enlightenment. Ah-ha!
	4:02pm Chris from DC: Great set.
	4:02pm Mandee Patinkkin: Yeah, Satchidananda--thanks! Enlightenment, cool.
	4:07pm coelacanth: i once wanted leaf textures on my bathroom walls. I went for a walk in the woods with my gurlfriend -somehow collected no 2 from the same species. I planned to press their imprints onto the wet green paint;but she said "what kind of glue should we use?" i said "Oh.uh, elmers." It was beautiful. The landlord didn't love it.
	👻 4:08pm chris: Aren't all versions of Macbeth Scottish? Hmmm...
	4:10pm Mandee Patinkkin: I saw that Scottish-set Macbeth, it was great. I love the Third Man and its zither music--got a single with two songs.
	4:13pm Mandee Patinkkin: Did anyone see Inherent Vice? M. Cotillard is great.
	4:13pm kat330: Haven't seen "The Babadook" but it has Mark Kermode's stamp of full approval.
	4:14pm Cecile: Lots of movies I want to see. But Golden Globes are still a joke, right?
	4:15pm SeanG: I want to see Mr. Turner
	4:15pm kat330: @SeanG: Another one Kermode likes against most critics' opinions.
	4:16pm Polyus: I was let down by The Babadook, myself. But a friend of mine had a different take on it that makes me think I viewed it from the wrong perspective. Probably better not say more and spoil it.
	4:16pm SeanG: yeah I'll see anything by Mike Leigh
	4:16pm Piker: The Babadook - not so good. Monster is unveiled in the first 20 minutes. Its basically about about grief and anger.
	4:16pm Cecile: The trailer for the Babadook makes it look like your average arty horror movie. I too want to see Mr. Turner.
	4:18pm Mandee Patinkkin: Mike Leigh is great, to me. I'm in one of those times where I just ain't been to the movies for a while. I want to see almost all of these.
	4:19pm jgreene: Fabulous, Fabio ! From Salt Lake City, UT
	4:20pm βrian: I liked Birdman. But once it was over, I never thought about it again. Didn't stick to my ribs, I guess.
	👻 4:24pm chris: Do not. I repeat, do NOT experiment on shrews. Bad things happen.
	4:25pm Cecile: taken under advisement.
	4:28pm Claw!: Birdman was good. It was great to see Michael Keaton in something again. Babadook was good, but it's not a typical horror film. If you go into it expecting that, you will most likely be let down.
	4:28pm Lewis: is this from the Destroy all Monsters comp that Ken was playing yesterday by any chance?
	4:30pm Lewis: this has me thinking about midi controlled noise (as in red, brown, white etc…) generators...
	4:31pm kat330: Sun ra + title ... ☼ * ∞
	4:32pm DCE: Lewis, I would think so...even though it's a great band name I can't think of any other "Destroy All Monsters" that would be on FMU
	4:33pm Polyus: I was really into the film for the most part, but I guess it was the third act (if you want to call it that) that felt a little weak to me. But Essie Davis is really impressive.
	4:34pm Polyus: Oh hey, shameless plug - my gf did the cover art for that Sun Ra record Fabio just played a cut from. Turned out really nice.
	4:35pm trs: I guess 'theta'.
	4:36pm Claw!: @Polyus - Yeah, the ending was a little "meh," but overall, I'd say it was a pretty good movie. And yes, Essie Davis' performance was fantastic!
	4:36pm common: that's cool, polyus!
	4:38pm kat330: @Polyus: You have a link available?
	4:39pm Polyus: Here you go kat: roaratorio.com...
	4:40pm kat330: Thanks and cool indeed. My husband does a lot of cover art, primarily for books.
	4:40pm common: great lookin' cover, polyus!
	4:42pm Mark: I know you played this track over an hour ago, but kudos for the Roscoe Mitchell track you played earlier. I thought I was the only person who ever listened to that album. Great stuff. And thanks for playing the original version of that Alice Coltrane track. The other DJs have been playing the new Earthling Society version of it a lot.
	4:42pm DCE: I'd like to see it but I'm getting the old round-and-round...
	👻 4:47pm Rev. Turnip Druid: oh my freaking hell. this piece. ....
	4:47pm Chris from DC: Yep.
	4:51pm coelacanth: Fabio- What's this bed music?!
	4:53pm nic: thanks !!! i love Arcane Device !!!
	👻 4:58pm chris: Meetings beckon... take care, Fabio and Strong Ones!
	4:58pm Philo Gristle: Hello! Kill, Baby Kill! remains my favorite Bava, though Danger is a lot of fun.
	4:59pm Bronwyn Bishop: Aaaah, I really wanted to know what the bed music was but I think I missed Fabio saying what it was...anyone want to tell me? :)
	4:59pm kat330: Philo and I watched a wild old film ('32) over the weekend: "Kongo" with Walter Huston in a great scenery-chewing role. It's extraordinary the subject matter tackled way back then.
	5:00pm doca: Wow! Great record! Hey, Fabio and listeners, I was lurking here until now. Great show
	5:01pm Philo Gristle: KONGO is a fantastic oddball jungle film based on a play that was also made into a Tod Browning flick with Lon Chaney, WEST OF ZANZIBAR. Though it was Huston who originated the role of the crippled vengeful 'king' of his little domain on stage...
	5:01pm YETI BOB: YES, THE EAST - IS RED YES, THE KING - IS DEAD YES, THE STONE - IS BREAD YES, THE EAST - IS RED
	5:04pm Philo Gristle: One of these days I'd love to own the tome that is Tim Lucas' $250 Bava doorstop, ALL THE COLORS OF THE DARK...
	5:04pm coelacanth: ciao,chris.
	5:06pm Philo Gristle: EAST IS RED was a fine Hong Kong action flick from the early 90s...
	5:06pm phil: Got any Floyd?
	👻 5:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: whoa... can't get work done with this vortex of neon arteries swirling around my head like a wig of butterfly tongues.....
	5:07pm Philo Gristle: Floyd the Barber?
	👻 5:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Thanks for this. Just had my copy of Der Osten... on the turntable a few days ago. It's a fine thing..
	5:09pm phil: Philo; the pink one.
	5:10pm coelacanth: doca,what sort of primate is that? {...and i looked at yer profile to get a better look at it; That dog is Hilarious!}
	5:10pm kat330: Floyd the Barber is one of my all-time favorite characters. Such focus in the actor, Howard McNear.
	5:10pm Philo Gristle: I do like these Holger pieces... never had any of his solo stuff, and the last Can I bought was Soon Over Babaluma lp which was fine (if not great).
	5:11pm Philo Gristle: Actually these bells ringing bring KILL, BABY, KILL to mind.
	5:12pm doca: @coelacanth: Yeah I love that dog too, and the stuffed tiger is also great. This one on the avatar right now is a sloth.
	5:12pm kat330: @coelacanth: Funny you should ask Doca that, because I was curious why you do not have a pic of a coelacanth for your avatar.
	5:14pm Paul D: Hello.
	5:17pm coelacanth: the tiger's good also, but the dog STILL has me smiling! (& i should've recognised a sloth.)
	5:18pm coelacanth: there,kat!
	5:18pm kat330: Quick work -- presto change-o!
	5:19pm V Priceless: Yay fake moon landing!
	5:19pm kat330: Can you name the creature that is my avatar? Oh, and hello, Paul D!
	5:20pm coelacanth: moon kat?
	5:20pm Fredericks: Makes me think of Scoop Nisker.
	5:20pm Philo Gristle: And speaking of Mario Bava (if only to myself) his Knives of the Avenger was surprisingly fine sword and sandal flick starring Cameron Mitchell..
	5:21pm coelacanth: cat with super-human sensory facilities?
	👻 5:22pm Rev. Turnip Druid: LOVE.
	5:22pm kat330: It is Philo's mash-up of my Asian birth animals: Rabbit, China and Cat, Vietnam. I call it a Cabbit.
	5:22pm coelacanth: ...and giant hind feet for kangaroo-style kung-fu kicking.
	5:23pm coelacanth: yes i guess "rat" was taken!
	5:25pm kat330: Ha, yes, and my ex's sign to boot! <--- exactly the action he deserved, the dirty Rat.
	5:25pm V Priceless: Ha @ 'kangaroo-style Kung-fu kicking'!
	5:28pm kat330: Fabio, I cannot WAIT to hear you back announce this title!
	5:29pm Philo Gristle: As for modern films, we did catch UPSTREAM COLOR finally, Shane Carruth's follow-up to the fine PRIMER, but it was too abstract, like second-rate Tarkovsky, and while it did coalesce by the end it took too long to do so...
	5:30pm kat330: Cool, too, that I have music box in my newest track (to premiere tomorrow at SC).
	5:32pm doca: @Philo: I didn't liked that Upstream Color, I don't like that style of editing in which every scene seems like "oh my god an epiphany is happening" and then cut, new scene, new epiphany. It looked like an excruciatingly long music video.
	5:33pm doca: By the way, I have only seen "Planet of the Vampires" by Mario Bava and it is a great great movie
	5:33pm kat330: @doca: I was disappointed in it since "Primer" really had some food for thought.
	5:34pm kat330: At least it's not in Finnish, too.
	5:35pm Claw!: Nailed it, Fabio!
	5:35pm coelacanth: chicken!
	5:35pm doca: @kat: Yeah me too. Primer is great. Intense ideas hover over it.
	5:37pm coelacanth: Oh,i missed it! You DID pronounce it! (sorry about the chicken!)
	5:37pm Philo Gristle: Happy b'day Don!
	5:37pm kat330: Woo-hoooo, I did not know that! The Cap'n and the Kind (and my sister, too, btw)!
	5:38pm kat330: The Dr. KinG, should be....sigh...
	5:38pm Philo Gristle: @Doca Love Planet of Vampires, yep, terrific little movie.
	5:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - hullo hullo - everybody Safe As Milk ??
	5:39pm kat330: To tie planets and Beefheart together: Scientists are curious exactly WHAT is producing methane on Mars. Beefheart knew: Big Eyed Beans from Venus.
	5:40pm Philo Gristle: @Doca As for Upstream Color, yes, fast cut nonsense to start with, and while I figured a way to approach the film and "understand" it by the end, it was too late by then.... I didn't hate it, but it annoyed the crap out of me.
	5:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Rockette Morton ran on Lazer Beans. ThasRight.
	5:41pm Philo Gristle: Anybody get the new Sun Zoom Spark boxset from the Captain?
	5:43pm coelacanth: olá R Rabbit -yes,pretty much...milk is not safe!
	5:44pm Philo Gristle: @RR63 When I see that photo of yours, it immediately makes me think of Mike Moorcock's Elric of Melnibone character.
	5:45pm kat330: Speaking of "may be hungry", beans, licking et al, time for me to get off keyboard and fix us up a mess of tikka masala. I'll still be listening, so have a great chat with Mr. Pigeon, Fabio, ya heah?!
	5:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - you my friend forever PhiloG !...figure I'm pitched somewhere twixt The Mighty Thor & Beaker the Muppet...
	5:46pm david_: Much more soulful than Pigpen.
	5:48pm david_: Who knew Beefheart and MLK shared a birthday?
	5:48pm coelacanth: kat tchau!
	5:48pm Philo Gristle: @RR63 Ha! :) And Safe as Milk, as requested.
	5:48pm phil: eeelecktriciteeee
	5:49pm Bronwyn Bishop: Woo woo, one of my favorite songs from my favorite Beefheart album :D
	5:50pm Marcel M: Fabio, world! Hello. Been lovin' this Beefheart.
	5:52pm Fritz: Not many know this, but the Captain was a wonderful dancer.
	5:53pm david_: weird, wild stuff
	5:54pm david_: Riding Some Kind of Unusual Skull Sleigh
	5:54pm david_: MLK's bday!
	5:55pm Joe Ray: Evls's birthday was last week
	5:55pm Davis: its my birthday
	5:55pm Joe Ray: As was Bowie's
	5:55pm Marcel M: Wish I could go to the movie, love that movie.
	5:57pm david_: "What's the deal with hats?"
	5:58pm glenn: the ghost and mr. chicken rawks.
	5:59pm iris: Those ants were scary!
	5:59pm dale: "....and they even used bon ami!"
	6:03pm iris: This song is a little corny
	6:08pm iris: The Dusty Show isn't complete till there's some mention of Rundgren.

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from January 15, 2015

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