WFMU: Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from April 2, 2015

Listener comments!
	3:04pm cory: hiya fabio and everybody
	👻 3:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder if the Hoof & Mouth rendition will be the opening here some day?
	3:06pm ted: the bass line in Giant man always slays me, it's like a drunk Carol Kaye
	3:07pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Fabio, and Strengthen-ers.
	3:07pm common: whoopie!
	3:11pm Aric: Hello Fabio and all. Looking forward to the show. Listening from Houston, Texas.
	3:14pm nic: love this
	3:14pm ░Ī Ҡ ℰ░:: Oh yeah.
	3:18pm Ryab: Yeaahh another listener from Houston
	3:18pm Rich in Washington: THat Miniatures LP is one of my favorite records of all time.
	3:18pm Sandy: Aric I am in Houston too! Do I know you?
	3:21pm P-90: And a beautiful Spring-like day it is at the poodle races
	3:22pm P-90: In NJ/NY I mean
	3:22pm Aric: Ha! That's cool, Sandy. I'm not sure. I live near the UH area. And I don't get out of my cave much.
	3:23pm Ryab: I'm about midway between Houston and Galveston
	3:24pm Guido from Cologne: Guten TZAG everyone!
	3:26pm Aric: I always wondered how many 'fmu listeners were near me. We should do a potluck/ craft beer night.
	👻 3:26pm Rev. Turnip Druid: it's an aviary of scalded bees in here. I approve.
	3:26pm Sandy: I'm in Montrose area. Tonight i have record releases show with Henry Kaiser & Damon Smith up in the Heights. !
	3:27pm Ryab: Sounds like a great album name.
	3:27pm Aric: Nice. Where at? I'm not far from there. Would love to see a good show.
	3:33pm Sandy: 14 Pews - 800 Aurora st @ 730pm
	3:34pm P-90: Guten TZAG Guido. Always gut to hear from you. Been wondering lately where you found that GIF?
	3:38pm MenfussMike: cassettes are TERRIBLE. unless they are mix tapes. i have no idea why bands are putting out shit on tape. DUMB
	3:39pm Guido from Cologne: I had not enough patience to create a GIF myself. My avatar was one of the few i found and imediately liked. Some online collection, but forgot where.
	3:41pm P-90: Why, because cassettes have their own particular grungy analog "charm", of course! Or...?
	3:42pm Guido from Cologne: .... and i still had a lot of cover prints from my 1980ies Cassette releases and threw them away a couple of years ago. I maybe missed a big busines sof selling 80ies "originals".
	3:47pm Polyus: I have heard some young scene-folk claim that cassettes sound superior to other formats. Their bands usually sound bad to begin with, though.
	3:48pm Fabio: One thing is for sure: they DO sound better than MP3s.
	3:51pm Ryab: I think Dave was talking about quality the other day, and in my opinion I prefer uncompressed because silences are actually silent, all the intruments are more clear, and it doesn't need to be turned up to hear them all.
	3:51pm P-90: Agreed. Or most MP3s.
	3:51pm Guido from Cologne: I claim that the old fashioned standard dial telephone sounds way better than any high end hifi unit.
	3:51pm MenfussMike: a band i have worked with wanted me to put out their music on cassette and i just laughed. AT least an mp'3 won't break or unspool.
	3:52pm MenfussMike: and you can skip through the shitty parts of an mp3
	3:53pm P-90: Old-style Bell telephones had great hi-fi analog sound, and were built like Tiger tanks.
	3:54pm Asparagus: Fabio, this is soo f!^*ing good. Tell us more about this artist.
	👻 3:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: Some info on cassettes and their history - historysdumpster.blogspot.com...
	3:55pm Guido from Cologne: In case it is intersting, today i ruined myself by updating my audio editing and mastering software.
	3:55pm P-90: Thnx, KfHP
	👻 3:55pm Rev. Turnip Druid: This is wonderful beyond all reason.
	3:56pm Polyus: The Bryan Ferry cassette pictured in that link is splendid.
	3:56pm P-90: @Guido: so which software do you use?
	3:57pm Guido from Cologne: Good old wavelab and the waves gold bundle.
	👻 3:58pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Jeezus, that was JML just then?
	3:58pm P-90: way cool that the 1958 cassette deck pictured on the website not only still runs, but has the still-standard 1/4" RCA jack input/outputs
	3:59pm Guido from Cologne: I must admit i bought a new audio interface alog with the software.
	3:59pm Chris from DC: Awesome, Justin Marc Lloyd. His stuff's always great.
	4:00pm P-90: I want a Brian Ferry hairpiece.
	4:01pm Guido from Cologne: We used to make intense use of the tape-saturation the classic TDK-SA provided. If you hated record crackeling and liked bold sound TDK-SA was the tool at hand.
	4:04pm ░ ℰ Ī Ҡ ░:: Until recently I had a car w/cassette deck (I almost typed "cat w/cassette deck" -- that would be cool too), so I still used them, but not much now. That said, I almost NEVER had a cassette break or unspool on me. Very unusual. I took good care of them and NEVER bought crappy off-brand blanks.
	👻 4:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: cat with cassette deck: excellent idea for artful taxidermy... functional/artful taxidermy...
	4:09pm Guido from Cologne: this must be a very good car deck ... but by very nature also depends on how much vibration is recieved. but i remember an old Citroën 2CV who's tape deck was a real badass
	4:10pm Guido from Cologne: the Citroën 2CV is called Ente in German - Duck with tape deck
	4:12pm Stepchild: Fantastic set there Fabio!
	4:14pm kirk from beer city usa: what's the bed music today? i love it
	4:15pm Stepchild: Hey! That's not a "her" -- Vanessa Amara is two guys
	4:16pm Guido from Cologne: Good quest: WHAT IS THE BED MUSIC ?!?!?!
	4:17pm Guido from Cologne: Beacvh Boys
	4:24pm Chris from DC: Kuupuu!!
	👻 4:27pm Rev. Turnip Druid: What th'Toad KUUUUUUUU-PUUUUUUUUUUUUUU'd!
	4:27pm DCE: just put the mushroom lasagna in the oven. Must be Kuupuu time!
	4:29pm Peteski: Love the droning + cop radio but anytime noise veers into wetness, running water or wet mouth sounds, it's sayonara... it's like fingers across a blackboard.
	4:30pm cory: this is maked me think of youarelistening.to
	4:31pm cory: wow, i need to learn how to type
	4:31pm DCE: what's wrong with wet mouth sounds? haha!
	4:31pm ScottC: BLACKBLOC are police. "Protestors in black" are BLACKBLOC - they are police agitators...
	4:31pm Guido from Cologne: KuuPuu's label looks real intersting: www.time-lagrecords.com...
	4:40pm DCE: shit yeah I got to stop myself before the whole catalog's in my cart
	4:47pm steve: i see folks were arguing about tapes. my opinion is that tapes are good, and also bad.
	4:49pm DCE: very divisive!
	4:50pm coelacanth: Hi Fabio and Army of Failures.
	4:51pm Stepchild: Fabio, you're wearing out my click digit today!!
	4:51pm Guido from Cologne: The Bed Music is great
	4:52pm cory: seriously Fabio, ya gotta tell what the bed music is. i need to own this
	4:54pm cory: yes
	4:54pm Guido from Cologne: thank you for info
	4:54pm kirk from beer city usa: Jeez, sorry I asked!
	4:54pm cory: very much happy
	4:56pm Guido from Cologne: www.time-lagrecords.com...
	4:58pm Ryab: Hey Fabio wot bed music did you put on before you queued the record?
	5:00pm JakeGould: Hello.
	5:02pm dale: the failure of me to tune in earlier - see i missed klaatuu
	5:02pm dale: the failure of me to tune in earlier - see i missed klaatuu
	5:04pm Guido from Cologne: www.discogs.com...
	5:04pm coelacanth: cassettes,huh? i use them in my car, and a bit at home...and i record with them. they hold up far better than cds (especially tdk sa & tdk d). i used to record all my albums onto tape to preserve the vinyl. unfortunately i used dolby a lot,so now they need some eq.
	5:05pm dale: my car and truck both have cassette. which is fortunate cuz i found some old fmu premiums, some of tony coulter's on cassette and 15 years later they still sound good.
	5:06pm cory: the best release of 78 was my dad's, roughly 9 months before i was born
	5:07pm coelacanth: Guido,it's funny to call that citroën a duck! the next (i think) model after the 2cv was the ds- known as "the shark"!
	5:10pm Ike: Oh wow, old Tony Coulter cassette premiums -- what a treasure trove, @Dale. I think I only have 2-3 old cassette premiums, incl. a great Clay Caplice one.
	5:14pm coelacanth: i have 1 fmu premium cassette. Ken's "happy listener's guide to mind control". but i think i'm getting another this year. (i forgot what i chose.)
	5:18pm dale: i have that one from ken, too. they must be from around 2000
	5:21pm coelacanth: i think it's from the early 90s actually; but don't quote me on that!
	5:22pm coelacanth: i just scrolled up farther. the cassette subject was steamy for a minute!
	5:22pm Guido from Cologne: @coelacanth LOL the duck became a shark! "Die Ente" was one of the most popular budget cars in Germany. Cult esp. among students.
	5:22pm Ike: That one may have gotten reissued at some point...? It was a popular favorite of sorts, I think.
	5:25pm coelacanth: i think that's true,Ike. Guido,that's the 2cv,no? that's the one i've read was popular for decades.
	5:27pm dale: i didn't discover the station until 91 or 92, couldn't afford to give until late 90s
	5:27pm cory: i might have to get a 2nd job to pay for the music i get turned on to. is anyone hiring a grumpy cook? (not much else i can do)
	5:28pm dale: this reminds me of popul vuh soundtrack to coeur de vere, only less melodic
	5:28pm cory: dale, i only discovered wfmu about four or five years ago through Cake and Polka Parade
	5:29pm TDK60: Where are Shalabi E. from?
	5:31pm Guido from Cologne: Yeses the 2CV en.wikipedia.org...
	5:31pm Whosondephone: Hell Yeah Baby!
	5:31pm Fabio: Based in Montreal
	5:31pm TDK60: Oh, are they one of the Constellation bands?
	5:31pm cory: whatever happened to Fatty Jubbo? i really miss his podcast
	5:32pm Guido from Cologne: ... still a popular model when technically obsolete. But on the other hand one of the last cars, with some skills you could repair yourself.
	5:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...good afterwerk medicine Mr. Fabio...
	5:36pm SeanG: Release the PIDGE!
	5:36pm coelacanth: ...the volvo 240 being another. i'm on the lookout for one of those right now.
	5:37pm V Priceless: clay..you closet kraut, you!
	5:37pm dale: fly at night, baby!!!
	5:37pm MenfussMike: i remember coney hatch. 80's hair metal
	5:37pm dale: ..or is it fly BY night. i dunno
	5:39pm Ike: HA HA HA HA HA
	5:40pm Stanley: ...and the ol' Fiat 500, a proud owner of one I was, in the seventies. used to travel around with spares - fan belt, rotary arm etc. 0 to 50 in two minutes!
	5:45pm cory: www.philandersononline.com...
	5:45pm Ike: All of this show's sounds today must've come out of God's ears after Her ENT doctor stuck one of those giant freaky syringe-lookin' things up Her ear to spray out all of the wax. That's how fine it all is.
	5:45pm cory: i totally agree with Ike. killer show.
	5:47pm Stepchild: Ditto!
	5:48pm JakeGould: Hi again.
	5:48pm Mutant: I'm in the mood for another Clay stream of consciousness
	5:49pm JakeGould: I want to know if Clay heard Evan Funk Davies tribute to the rock and the metal last night. Zebra was played on WFMU in 2015.
	5:49pm coelacanth: those too,Stanley? i guess lots of cars used to be user-serviceable. ...certainly the first generation vws were; and even the 60s' chevies were easy, unless they stuck a 400 ci automatic where a 230 stick should be!
	👻 5:51pm chris: did someone leave the N2O valve on?
	5:51pm P-90: @SeanG: "screw the damn Kraken, release the Pidge" -lol
	5:52pm cory: clay, this show went to 11
	5:53pm TDK60: I have no complaints, though it does seem to be a failed show.
	5:53pm Ryab: Haha yeah P-90.
	5:55pm MenfussMike: each year becomes a smaller and smaller portion of your overall life
	5:55pm P-90: Clay "We'e almost there, Man" (60yo) Fabio: "Well, YOU are..."
	5:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yes: if you're five years old - a year is fully 1/5th of your experience - if 51 - only 1/51st...zzzip !...
	5:56pm dale: when they said it went down without any radio communication i knew it was deliberate.
	5:56pm SeanG: sometimes it's best just to stay home
	5:56pm Polyus: I gotta take pills to remain calm on the plane.
	5:56pm Guido from Cologne: The security door to the cockpit that was designed to prevent from another 2001 was turned into a trap the passengers.
	👻 5:57pm chris: why does time fly as we get older? blogs.scientificamerican.com...
	5:57pm TDK60: Islamist extremism? How about bringing all the US troops home from all those Muslim countries, which caused the trouble in the first place.
	5:58pm Stepchild: Exactly/. Best way to stop terror? Stop doing it.
	5:58pm Guido from Cologne: NESTÉ are MURDERERS
	5:58pm JakeGould: To be fair, Krackle and Special Dark are good chocolates in that pile of crud.
	5:59pm coelacanth: i've boycotted nestle product for a few decades now. ...and i'm not missing anything. (they now own poland spring,deer park and several other bottled water companies.)
	5:59pm Fuzzy: Go Hershey's or go home!
	5:59pm P-90: Fabio's right, Nestle's a poor imitation of Hershey's -though I'm still a fan of Raisinets
	6:00pm P-90: Guido and coel: good points about Nestle
	6:00pm dale: n e s t l e s -nestle's makes the very best - chooocccc-late
	6:00pm cory: one more week and i get to smoke myself out
	6:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah - Nestle is bottling the water & selling it back to dehydrating Cali...
	6:00pm coelacanth: Jake those are both hersheys.

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from April 2, 2015

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The Failure of Noise
The Failure of Sound
The Failure of Rock
The Failure of the Avant Garde
The Failure of the Space Age
The Failure of Jazz
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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April 2, 2015: Failure is completely unbiased and non-discriminatory

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Artist	Track	Album	Format	Approx. start time
James Last	Mr. Giant Man "Mr. Giant Man" by "James Last"	Voodoo Party
Copley Medal	Keystone Period (excerpt)	Sabbath	Cassette	0:05:52 (Pop-up)
Thought Broadcast	Yegg "Yegg" by "Thought Broadcast"	Thought Broadcast		0:13:10 (Pop-up)
Morgan Fisher/Various	A Swift One	Miniatures		0:15:46 (Pop-up)
Morgan Fisher/Various	Refreshment Break	Miniatures		0:16:05 (Pop-up)
Morgan Fisher/Various	Night touch	Miniatures		0:16:23 (Pop-up)
Morgan Fisher/Various	Racing Poodles	Miniatures		0:16:40 (Pop-up)
Skullflower	Celestial Highway IV "Celestial Highway IV" by "Skullflower"	Exquisite Fucking Boredom		0:18:27 (Pop-up)

Sgr^Cav	Traeet "Traeet" by "Sgr^Cav"	Moved By Magnets	Cassette	0:41:56 (Pop-up)
Vanessa Amara	King Machine "King Machine" by "Vanessa Amara"	Both of Us / King Machine		0:43:55 (Pop-up)
Justin Marc Lloyd	Most of the World	Your		0:55:48 (Pop-up)
Horse Lords	All That is Solid "All That is Solid" by "Horse Lords"	Hidden Cities		0:57:08 (Pop-up)
Utom Alla	Varldens Minsta Hast (pt.1)	Varldens Minsta Hast		1:05:37 (Pop-up)

Kuupuu	Joella "Joella" by "Kuupuu"	Lumen Tähden		1:20:15 (Pop-up)
A.J. Cornell/S*	1999 (excerpt) "1999 (excerpt)" by "A.J. Cornell/S*"	1981/1999	Cassette	1:26:32 (Pop-up)
Starfuckers	Eternal Soundcheck (edit)	Infinitive Sessions		1:32:16 (Pop-up)
Impulsive Machinations	We Only Exist When We're Thought Of	Conformity Contortion		1:43:10 (Pop-up)

Black Hat	Memory Triptych [excerpt]	Thought of Two		2:01:13 (Pop-up)
Geinoh Yamashirogumi	Shohmyoh (excerpt)	Akira and other Soundtracks		2:02:47 (Pop-up)
Von Himmel	Rock N Roll Animal "Rock N Roll Animal" by "Von Himmel"	Rock N Roll Animal		2:09:31 (Pop-up)
Igor Wakhevitch	Cris Pour Les Sabbats Infernaux Et Invocation Des Daimons	Hathor		2:14:26 (Pop-up)
Igor Wakhevitch	Rituel de Guerre des Esprits de la Terre	Hathor		2:14:47 (Pop-up)
Ensemble Economique	Shacks Built From Plyboard	Psychical		2:18:05 (Pop-up)
Broadcast	The Equestrian Vortex "The Equestrian Vortex" by "Broadcast"	Berberian Sound Studio		2:22:42 (Pop-up)
Shalabi Effect	We'll Never Make It Out of Here Alive	Pink Abyss		2:24:35 (Pop-up)

Israel Martinez	Weekend "Weekend" by "Israel Martinez"	El Hombre Que Se Sofoca		2:44:27 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:04pm cory: hiya fabio and everybody
	👻 3:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: I wonder if the Hoof & Mouth rendition will be the opening here some day?
	3:06pm ted: the bass line in Giant man always slays me, it's like a drunk Carol Kaye
	3:07pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Fabio, and Strengthen-ers.
	3:07pm common: whoopie!
	3:11pm Aric: Hello Fabio and all. Looking forward to the show. Listening from Houston, Texas.
	3:14pm nic: love this
	3:14pm ░Ī Ҡ ℰ░:: Oh yeah.
	3:18pm Ryab: Yeaahh another listener from Houston
	3:18pm Rich in Washington: THat Miniatures LP is one of my favorite records of all time.
	3:18pm Sandy: Aric I am in Houston too! Do I know you?
	3:21pm P-90: And a beautiful Spring-like day it is at the poodle races
	3:22pm P-90: In NJ/NY I mean
	3:22pm Aric: Ha! That's cool, Sandy. I'm not sure. I live near the UH area. And I don't get out of my cave much.
	3:23pm Ryab: I'm about midway between Houston and Galveston
	3:24pm Guido from Cologne: Guten TZAG everyone!
	3:26pm Aric: I always wondered how many 'fmu listeners were near me. We should do a potluck/ craft beer night.
	👻 3:26pm Rev. Turnip Druid: it's an aviary of scalded bees in here. I approve.
	3:26pm Sandy: I'm in Montrose area. Tonight i have record releases show with Henry Kaiser & Damon Smith up in the Heights. !
	3:27pm Ryab: Sounds like a great album name.
	3:27pm Aric: Nice. Where at? I'm not far from there. Would love to see a good show.
	3:33pm Sandy: 14 Pews - 800 Aurora st @ 730pm
	3:34pm P-90: Guten TZAG Guido. Always gut to hear from you. Been wondering lately where you found that GIF?
	3:38pm MenfussMike: cassettes are TERRIBLE. unless they are mix tapes. i have no idea why bands are putting out shit on tape. DUMB
	3:39pm Guido from Cologne: I had not enough patience to create a GIF myself. My avatar was one of the few i found and imediately liked. Some online collection, but forgot where.
	3:41pm P-90: Why, because cassettes have their own particular grungy analog "charm", of course! Or...?
	3:42pm Guido from Cologne: .... and i still had a lot of cover prints from my 1980ies Cassette releases and threw them away a couple of years ago. I maybe missed a big busines sof selling 80ies "originals".
	3:47pm Polyus: I have heard some young scene-folk claim that cassettes sound superior to other formats. Their bands usually sound bad to begin with, though.
	3:48pm Fabio: One thing is for sure: they DO sound better than MP3s.
	3:51pm Ryab: I think Dave was talking about quality the other day, and in my opinion I prefer uncompressed because silences are actually silent, all the intruments are more clear, and it doesn't need to be turned up to hear them all.
	3:51pm P-90: Agreed. Or most MP3s.
	3:51pm Guido from Cologne: I claim that the old fashioned standard dial telephone sounds way better than any high end hifi unit.
	3:51pm MenfussMike: a band i have worked with wanted me to put out their music on cassette and i just laughed. AT least an mp'3 won't break or unspool.
	3:52pm MenfussMike: and you can skip through the shitty parts of an mp3
	3:53pm P-90: Old-style Bell telephones had great hi-fi analog sound, and were built like Tiger tanks.
	3:54pm Asparagus: Fabio, this is soo f!^*ing good. Tell us more about this artist.
	👻 3:54pm Ken From Hyde Park: Some info on cassettes and their history - historysdumpster.blogspot.com...
	3:55pm Guido from Cologne: In case it is intersting, today i ruined myself by updating my audio editing and mastering software.
	3:55pm P-90: Thnx, KfHP
	👻 3:55pm Rev. Turnip Druid: This is wonderful beyond all reason.
	3:56pm Polyus: The Bryan Ferry cassette pictured in that link is splendid.
	3:56pm P-90: @Guido: so which software do you use?
	3:57pm Guido from Cologne: Good old wavelab and the waves gold bundle.
	👻 3:58pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Jeezus, that was JML just then?
	3:58pm P-90: way cool that the 1958 cassette deck pictured on the website not only still runs, but has the still-standard 1/4" RCA jack input/outputs
	3:59pm Guido from Cologne: I must admit i bought a new audio interface alog with the software.
	3:59pm Chris from DC: Awesome, Justin Marc Lloyd. His stuff's always great.
	4:00pm P-90: I want a Brian Ferry hairpiece.
	4:01pm Guido from Cologne: We used to make intense use of the tape-saturation the classic TDK-SA provided. If you hated record crackeling and liked bold sound TDK-SA was the tool at hand.
	4:04pm ░ ℰ Ī Ҡ ░:: Until recently I had a car w/cassette deck (I almost typed "cat w/cassette deck" -- that would be cool too), so I still used them, but not much now. That said, I almost NEVER had a cassette break or unspool on me. Very unusual. I took good care of them and NEVER bought crappy off-brand blanks.
	👻 4:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: cat with cassette deck: excellent idea for artful taxidermy... functional/artful taxidermy...
	4:09pm Guido from Cologne: this must be a very good car deck ... but by very nature also depends on how much vibration is recieved. but i remember an old Citroën 2CV who's tape deck was a real badass
	4:10pm Guido from Cologne: the Citroën 2CV is called Ente in German - Duck with tape deck
	4:12pm Stepchild: Fantastic set there Fabio!
	4:14pm kirk from beer city usa: what's the bed music today? i love it
	4:15pm Stepchild: Hey! That's not a "her" -- Vanessa Amara is two guys
	4:16pm Guido from Cologne: Good quest: WHAT IS THE BED MUSIC ?!?!?!
	4:17pm Guido from Cologne: Beacvh Boys
	4:24pm Chris from DC: Kuupuu!!
	👻 4:27pm Rev. Turnip Druid: What th'Toad KUUUUUUUU-PUUUUUUUUUUUUUU'd!
	4:27pm DCE: just put the mushroom lasagna in the oven. Must be Kuupuu time!
	4:29pm Peteski: Love the droning + cop radio but anytime noise veers into wetness, running water or wet mouth sounds, it's sayonara... it's like fingers across a blackboard.
	4:30pm cory: this is maked me think of youarelistening.to
	4:31pm cory: wow, i need to learn how to type
	4:31pm DCE: what's wrong with wet mouth sounds? haha!
	4:31pm ScottC: BLACKBLOC are police. "Protestors in black" are BLACKBLOC - they are police agitators...
	4:31pm Guido from Cologne: KuuPuu's label looks real intersting: www.time-lagrecords.com...
	4:40pm DCE: shit yeah I got to stop myself before the whole catalog's in my cart
	4:47pm steve: i see folks were arguing about tapes. my opinion is that tapes are good, and also bad.
	4:49pm DCE: very divisive!
	4:50pm coelacanth: Hi Fabio and Army of Failures.
	4:51pm Stepchild: Fabio, you're wearing out my click digit today!!
	4:51pm Guido from Cologne: The Bed Music is great
	4:52pm cory: seriously Fabio, ya gotta tell what the bed music is. i need to own this
	4:54pm cory: yes
	4:54pm Guido from Cologne: thank you for info
	4:54pm kirk from beer city usa: Jeez, sorry I asked!
	4:54pm cory: very much happy
	4:56pm Guido from Cologne: www.time-lagrecords.com...
	4:58pm Ryab: Hey Fabio wot bed music did you put on before you queued the record?
	5:00pm JakeGould: Hello.
	5:02pm dale: the failure of me to tune in earlier - see i missed klaatuu
	5:02pm dale: the failure of me to tune in earlier - see i missed klaatuu
	5:04pm Guido from Cologne: www.discogs.com...
	5:04pm coelacanth: cassettes,huh? i use them in my car, and a bit at home...and i record with them. they hold up far better than cds (especially tdk sa & tdk d). i used to record all my albums onto tape to preserve the vinyl. unfortunately i used dolby a lot,so now they need some eq.
	5:05pm dale: my car and truck both have cassette. which is fortunate cuz i found some old fmu premiums, some of tony coulter's on cassette and 15 years later they still sound good.
	5:06pm cory: the best release of 78 was my dad's, roughly 9 months before i was born
	5:07pm coelacanth: Guido,it's funny to call that citroën a duck! the next (i think) model after the 2cv was the ds- known as "the shark"!
	5:10pm Ike: Oh wow, old Tony Coulter cassette premiums -- what a treasure trove, @Dale. I think I only have 2-3 old cassette premiums, incl. a great Clay Caplice one.
	5:14pm coelacanth: i have 1 fmu premium cassette. Ken's "happy listener's guide to mind control". but i think i'm getting another this year. (i forgot what i chose.)
	5:18pm dale: i have that one from ken, too. they must be from around 2000
	5:21pm coelacanth: i think it's from the early 90s actually; but don't quote me on that!
	5:22pm coelacanth: i just scrolled up farther. the cassette subject was steamy for a minute!
	5:22pm Guido from Cologne: @coelacanth LOL the duck became a shark! "Die Ente" was one of the most popular budget cars in Germany. Cult esp. among students.
	5:22pm Ike: That one may have gotten reissued at some point...? It was a popular favorite of sorts, I think.
	5:25pm coelacanth: i think that's true,Ike. Guido,that's the 2cv,no? that's the one i've read was popular for decades.
	5:27pm dale: i didn't discover the station until 91 or 92, couldn't afford to give until late 90s
	5:27pm cory: i might have to get a 2nd job to pay for the music i get turned on to. is anyone hiring a grumpy cook? (not much else i can do)
	5:28pm dale: this reminds me of popul vuh soundtrack to coeur de vere, only less melodic
	5:28pm cory: dale, i only discovered wfmu about four or five years ago through Cake and Polka Parade
	5:29pm TDK60: Where are Shalabi E. from?
	5:31pm Guido from Cologne: Yeses the 2CV en.wikipedia.org...
	5:31pm Whosondephone: Hell Yeah Baby!
	5:31pm Fabio: Based in Montreal
	5:31pm TDK60: Oh, are they one of the Constellation bands?
	5:31pm cory: whatever happened to Fatty Jubbo? i really miss his podcast
	5:32pm Guido from Cologne: ... still a popular model when technically obsolete. But on the other hand one of the last cars, with some skills you could repair yourself.
	5:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...good afterwerk medicine Mr. Fabio...
	5:36pm SeanG: Release the PIDGE!
	5:36pm coelacanth: ...the volvo 240 being another. i'm on the lookout for one of those right now.
	5:37pm V Priceless: clay..you closet kraut, you!
	5:37pm dale: fly at night, baby!!!
	5:37pm MenfussMike: i remember coney hatch. 80's hair metal
	5:37pm dale: ..or is it fly BY night. i dunno
	5:39pm Ike: HA HA HA HA HA
	5:40pm Stanley: ...and the ol' Fiat 500, a proud owner of one I was, in the seventies. used to travel around with spares - fan belt, rotary arm etc. 0 to 50 in two minutes!
	5:45pm cory: www.philandersononline.com...
	5:45pm Ike: All of this show's sounds today must've come out of God's ears after Her ENT doctor stuck one of those giant freaky syringe-lookin' things up Her ear to spray out all of the wax. That's how fine it all is.
	5:45pm cory: i totally agree with Ike. killer show.
	5:47pm Stepchild: Ditto!
	5:48pm JakeGould: Hi again.
	5:48pm Mutant: I'm in the mood for another Clay stream of consciousness
	5:49pm JakeGould: I want to know if Clay heard Evan Funk Davies tribute to the rock and the metal last night. Zebra was played on WFMU in 2015.
	5:49pm coelacanth: those too,Stanley? i guess lots of cars used to be user-serviceable. ...certainly the first generation vws were; and even the 60s' chevies were easy, unless they stuck a 400 ci automatic where a 230 stick should be!
	👻 5:51pm chris: did someone leave the N2O valve on?
	5:51pm P-90: @SeanG: "screw the damn Kraken, release the Pidge" -lol
	5:52pm cory: clay, this show went to 11
	5:53pm TDK60: I have no complaints, though it does seem to be a failed show.
	5:53pm Ryab: Haha yeah P-90.
	5:55pm MenfussMike: each year becomes a smaller and smaller portion of your overall life
	5:55pm P-90: Clay "We'e almost there, Man" (60yo) Fabio: "Well, YOU are..."
	5:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yes: if you're five years old - a year is fully 1/5th of your experience - if 51 - only 1/51st...zzzip !...
	5:56pm dale: when they said it went down without any radio communication i knew it was deliberate.
	5:56pm SeanG: sometimes it's best just to stay home
	5:56pm Polyus: I gotta take pills to remain calm on the plane.
	5:56pm Guido from Cologne: The security door to the cockpit that was designed to prevent from another 2001 was turned into a trap the passengers.
	👻 5:57pm chris: why does time fly as we get older? blogs.scientificamerican.com...
	5:57pm TDK60: Islamist extremism? How about bringing all the US troops home from all those Muslim countries, which caused the trouble in the first place.
	5:58pm Stepchild: Exactly/. Best way to stop terror? Stop doing it.
	5:58pm Guido from Cologne: NESTÉ are MURDERERS
	5:58pm JakeGould: To be fair, Krackle and Special Dark are good chocolates in that pile of crud.
	5:59pm coelacanth: i've boycotted nestle product for a few decades now. ...and i'm not missing anything. (they now own poland spring,deer park and several other bottled water companies.)
	5:59pm Fuzzy: Go Hershey's or go home!
	5:59pm P-90: Fabio's right, Nestle's a poor imitation of Hershey's -though I'm still a fan of Raisinets
	6:00pm P-90: Guido and coel: good points about Nestle
	6:00pm dale: n e s t l e s -nestle's makes the very best - chooocccc-late
	6:00pm cory: one more week and i get to smoke myself out
	6:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: - yeah - Nestle is bottling the water & selling it back to dehydrating Cali...
	6:00pm coelacanth: Jake those are both hersheys.

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from April 2, 2015

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