WFMU: Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from July 11, 2015

Listener comments!
	3:08am mauri: I went to sleep and mayuko was on and mayuko is on when I wake up. what a nice surprise! ohayooo!
	3:10am Ike: Sounds good, Mayuko!
	3:12am Mayuko: ohayo and arigato sooo much for tuning in again, mauri! and good evening, Ike! glad to have you guys on board.
	3:14am neil: greetings mayuko. missed ur debut last week as i was watching thee tour de france. later i saw ur playlist & was like poo...this is a show i would have dug. 2nd song in last week chrome!!!<my favorite band for years> tonite im here for thee show. <love it >
	3:19am Mayuko: Hello neil, thank you for tuning in real time! I love that Chrome song so much and was happy to play it.
	3:20am JakeGould: Hi there! Just took a walk outside for bags of chips now I am back to enjoy the chips and the show!
	3:21am coelacanth: i heard Merzbow calling! Hi Mayuko and others
	3:27am Mayuko: Good evening/morning JakeGould, and coelacanth! Outside felt nice this evening in NYC. Would be nice to have some night strolling. Instead I'm music strolling.
	3:30am AdamFromOldeKenzo: I'm liking these jams!
	3:34am Mayuko: Hi Adam, glad you're enjoying it!
	3:37am coelacanth: yeh it's been a beautiful evening. but i'm glad i'm taking THIS stroll right now. (...though i may not stay awake long. 'been a long work week.)
	3:39am Mayuko: I'll play some lullaby for you, coelacanth.
	3:41am coelacanth: Thanks Mayuko. it need not be quiet!
	3:44am Mayuko: haha, ok. The truth is I just have prepared many quiet music for this show tonight. I am in that mood.
	3:48am coelacanth: cool. and well it may have been a long day so far for you too.
	3:48am Mayuko: that's true!
	3:50am neil: a stroll through mayuko's musical garden. look. over there, its a hill with soft grass to rest your tired head...<are those butterflies><or moon beams><escape in your mind>
	3:54am JakeGould: Okay, off to sleep. Will listen while I wait for the sleep train to come by.
	3:57am P-90: Good Morning Mayuko. Beautiful music.
	4:01am neil: cut chemist works with dj shadow a bunch.
	4:04am Mayuko: Good night and good morning!
	4:07am coelacanth: i'll have great dreams if you play koto music 'till 6! ...or -i'll stay awake to actually listen to it!
	4:09am Mayuko: You might have a dark dream, though, like some stories in Kabuki and Bunraku and stuff (this is Shamisen music for Bunraku.)
	4:09am Mayuko: probably dark, but beautiful dreams.
	4:10am coelacanth: ...though i know already that whatever you have to play will maybe keep me awake to actually listen.
	4:12am coelacanth: no doubt! i have a kabuki record. it's never been my first choice to put on at bed time!
	4:14am coelacanth: oh i misunderstood. you mean like the dark dreams in those stories; i thought you meant the kabuki would give me dark dreams!
	4:16am Mayuko: haha, yah I meant there are some pretty dark stories in those Japanese classical stuff.
	4:18am coelacanth: i guess if the music really represents,then it would give someone a dark dream!
	4:19am Uncle Michael: I'm awake briefly in Chicago and really enjoying the show, Mayuko. I can't wait to hear of yesterday's fill in on the archives.
	4:23am Mayuko: Uncle Michael! I had a blast yesterday, thanks to you! Did a completely different show from this one.
	4:28am Uncle Michael: I'm glad you had a good time. I may not get to hear it until I return home. Now I will let your music lullaby me to sleep. Goodnight!
	4:29am Mayuko: Good night, Uncle Michael!
	4:33am coelacanth: Satie?
	4:35am Mayuko: yah, and I think Vini Reilly before that.
	4:38am coelacanth: (i think i only recognised the Satie.)
	4:50am coelacanth: Mayuko i think i should give sleep a chance. i'll be listening for a bit,then hearing. but first- is that Seiji Tsurusawa track "classical"? it seemed in a classical style,to me, who knows nothing!
	4:54am Mayuko: I think Seiji Tsurusawa was designated a Living National Treasure recently if I remember correctly, so I guess that means his stuff is def classical. I'm not an expert of that kind of stuff either, but I heard that Seiji's style is rather avant-garde in that world, though.
	4:54am Mayuko: In any case thanks for listening, coelacanth! Hope you have beautiful dreams.
	4:56am AdamFromOldeKenzo: this is a very good song
	4:57am Mayuko: Agreed!
	5:01am neil: <also> knowing nothing...i just picked up <on ebay>2 cds by sweet robots against the machine. are they well known<or even popular> in japan? it seems to me that they have commercial appeal in a good pop sorta way...<just wonderin'>
	5:06am coelacanth: right- as so many classics were, until 100-200 years later when it all sounds normal! Thanks Mayuko! i really hope you get a weekly show here, if that's what you want. ciao peeps
	5:12am Mayuko: Thanks for your kind words, coelacanth, and have a good night.
	5:14am Mayuko: sweet robots against the machine? wasn't that Towa Tei's stuff?
	5:16am Mayuko: If that's what you're talking about, neil, Towa Tei is super popular in Japan. I love some of his stuff, maybe not all of them probably because of that "commercial appeal". Still love him though, played one track yesterday.
	5:20am neil: yeah towa tei. he seems to work with many different artists, i wasnt sure if its all considered towa tei's projects or if sweet robots against the machine had their own thing going on <like on tv or something else>regardless it is easy on the ears.
	5:20am coelacanth: i really am off to bed,(i think!) but what you just said intrigues me. i've had many conversations with exchange students from japan, and never has any one been familiar with the traditional music. 1 seemed vaguely familiar with the name Michio Miyagi. i'm glad you're more experienced than that! (but i guess that's why you're with wfmu.)
	5:22am Gary: Just woke up -- howdy!
	5:22am coelacanth: ( & the 1 is a music therapist)
	5:26am Mayuko: ahhh, Michio Miyagi. We hear him every year on new years day. He gets played literally everywhere like in all Seven Elevens. Good morning, Gary!
	5:31am coelacanth: Gary Sullivan? - i'm just going to bed! well,i don't know what someone more knowledged in japanese classical or traditional music thinks of Miyagi; but i've Loved everything i've heard. (though not all interpretations...& haru no ami[?] is not my favorite.)
	5:33am JoeRay: Wonderful show! Are you going trying to get a permanent time slot at WFMU, Mayuko? I sure hope so!!!
	5:39am Mayuko: Haru no Umi, that's the one exactly, the one we have been brainwashed with.
	5:41am Mayuko: Thank you JoeRay! It must be fun to have a regular show but we'll see!
	5:42am Ken From Hyde Park: Oh, poo. I missed most of the show. I'm going to have to use the archives. How is the show going?
	5:43am Mayuko: Good morning, Ken! Thanks for tuning in. I think nobody has died so far.
	5:48am david: I missed the first part of the show, but it's nice to wake up to this morning music. Feels right with this peach-colored sky.
	5:49am Mayuko: Good morning david! I'll see that sky soon.
	5:51am mauri: great show mayuko I enjoyed it alot and hope to hear you soon!
	5:53am Ken From Hyde Park: That's good news, Mayuko. There's a balloon festival here this weekend. I awoke too late to drive over to the site, though. I still have a chance at 6PM and tomorrow at 6AM, as long as there are calm winds. www.hotairballoon.com...
	5:53am Mayuko: thank you for staying til end, mauri! Thank you for listening, everyone.
	5:55am neil: thank you mayuko!
	6:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great show, Thx !
	3:48pm fred: Mayuko, you should get a regular show. I clicky-starred your first three shows, and I want more. I'd say "demand", but I don't like demanding
	4:51pm fred: re: Sanbaso, I was definitely not raised with it, never even set foot in Japan, but it still captures something unique. I don't know what it means, but it means something
	10:34pm Mayuko: Thanks all for listening, and thank you so much for your encouraging words, fred! I do enjoy doing shows a lot - we'll see how it goes!

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from July 11, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Raymond Scott	Sprite 'Melonball Bounce'	Manhattan Research, Inc.	Basta	2000		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Violent Onsen Geisha	Tropical Distortion	Nation Of Rhythm Slaves	Rail Recordings	1996		0:00:53 (Pop-up)
Esplendor Geometrico	La Ciudad De Los Heroes Rojos	Eg-1 +	Geometrik	2013		0:02:40 (Pop-up)
Vox populi!	Alternative Fresh "Alternative Fresh" by "Vox populi!"	Cut Chemist Presents Funk Off	A Stable Sound	2014	Material originally released between 1983 and 1986	0:07:11 (Pop-up)
I-Lp-O In Dub	Donetsk Disciples "Donetsk Disciples" by "I-Lp-O In Dub"	Communist Dub				0:10:49 (Pop-up)
P-Model	Art Mania / Bijutsukan de atta hito daro 美術館で会った人だろ	In a Model Room		1979		0:14:58 (Pop-up)
Merzbow / Ladybird	You Lift Me Up	Balance	Human Wrechords	1998		0:17:57 (Pop-up)
Eurythmics	Sing-Sing "Sing-Sing" by "Eurythmics"	In The Garden	RCA	1981		0:22:21 (Pop-up)
Yellow Magic Orchestra	Neue Tanz "Neue Tanz" by "Yellow Magic Orchestra"	Technodelic	Alfa	1992	Original 1981	0:26:30 (Pop-up)
Rebannna	Dasan Agung "Dasan Agung" by "Rebannna"	Music from Lombok Island	King Records	2008		0:31:37 (Pop-up)
Noise	Chikyu wa Aoi 地球は青い (The Earth is blue)	Tenno 天皇	Pataphysique Records	1997		0:36:05 (Pop-up)
Vasilii Khuurak, Shozhul Salchak, and Polina Ore-ool	Imitation of the roe deer, the musk deer, the reindeer, owl, wolf's howl; Appeal to the patron of hunters before the bear hunt; Reinder herder's calls to reindeer	Tuva: Voices from the Center of Asia	Smithsonian Folkways	1990		0:38:05 (Pop-up)
Umeko Ando 安東ウメ子	Pekambe Uk	Ihunke	Chikar Studio	2001		0:41:43 (Pop-up)
Ebanga Theophile	Mfohlo Moan / Lullaby	Mvet Ai Mendzang: Music Of The Beti In Cameroon	Wergo	2005		0:46:56 (Pop-up)

Seiji Tsurusawa 鶴澤清治	Sanbaso 三番叟					1:02:40 (Pop-up)
Aya Collette & The Setouchi Authentics	Sora 空 (Sky)	The Classical Album Of Collette	Golden Collette	2008		1:13:10 (Pop-up)
Hermann Kopp	Poison "Poison" by "Hermann Kopp"	Der Todesking	Jelinski & Buttgereit	1990		1:17:47 (Pop-up)
Max Goldt	Verdorren An Der Dorflinde Des Systems	Bundesratufer	Captain Trip Records	1999	Original from “Die CD mit dem Kaffeeringecover” released in 1994 on Fünfundvierzig	1:21:06 (Pop-up)
Martin Gore	Swanning "Swanning" by "Martin Gore"	MG	Mute	2015		1:23:22 (Pop-up)
Robin Crutchfield	Siren Song "Siren Song" by "Robin Crutchfield"	Into The Dark Wood	Night Eve	2015		1:26:24 (Pop-up)
Derek Jarman	Blue "Blue" by "Derek Jarman"					1:29:07 (Pop-up)
Fred Frith	Morning Song "Morning Song" by "Fred Frith"	Step Across The Border	Fred Records	2002		1:37:53 (Pop-up)
Richard Youngs	Trees That Fall "Trees That Fall" by "Richard Youngs"	May	Jagjaguwar	2002		1:39:57 (Pop-up)
Nick Drake	Know "Know" by "Nick Drake"	Pink Moon	Island Records	1972		1:44:32 (Pop-up)
Magindanaon epic chant	Radya Indara Patra	Music of the Magindanao in the Philippines	Ethnic Folkways Library			1:46:48 (Pop-up)
J.B. Smith	No More Good Time in the World for Me	No More Good Time in the World for Me	Dust-to-Digital	2015	Recorded by Bruce Jackson at Unit Two, Ramsey State Farm, Rosharon, Texas in 1965/66	1:50:16 (Pop-up)

Cristian Vogel	La Isla Piscola "La Isla Piscola" by "Cristian Vogel"	Rescate 137	NovaMute	2000		2:09:43 (Pop-up)
A.K.Klosowski/Pyrolator	HiFidelity	Home-Taping Is Killing Music	Captain Trip Records	1999	Original 1984 from label Ata Tak <3	2:16:20 (Pop-up)
DJ Hell	Copa "Copa" by "DJ Hell"	Munich Machine				2:17:29 (Pop-up)
Ostinato	Die Liebe "Die Liebe" by "Ostinato"	Kap Arkona	Disco Bruit	2001		2:23:04 (Pop-up)
Container	Peripheral "Peripheral" by "Container"	Untitled LP	Spectrum Spools	2015		2:26:52 (Pop-up)
Secret Cinema	Mohs Scale (Original)	Minerals	Gem Records	2011		2:31:04 (Pop-up)
Cherryboy Function	Compress "Compress" by "Cherryboy Function"	SOMETHING ELECTRONIC	ExT Recordings	2007		2:38:30 (Pop-up)
Francis Bebey	Di Sengi "Di Sengi" by "Francis Bebey"	Akwaaba	Original Music	1984		2:43:50 (Pop-up)
Seijin Noborikawa 登川誠仁	Takouyama 多幸山	Okinawa Shimauta 沖縄島唄				2:50:25 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:08am mauri: I went to sleep and mayuko was on and mayuko is on when I wake up. what a nice surprise! ohayooo!
	3:10am Ike: Sounds good, Mayuko!
	3:12am Mayuko: ohayo and arigato sooo much for tuning in again, mauri! and good evening, Ike! glad to have you guys on board.
	3:14am neil: greetings mayuko. missed ur debut last week as i was watching thee tour de france. later i saw ur playlist & was like poo...this is a show i would have dug. 2nd song in last week chrome!!!<my favorite band for years> tonite im here for thee show. <love it >
	3:19am Mayuko: Hello neil, thank you for tuning in real time! I love that Chrome song so much and was happy to play it.
	3:20am JakeGould: Hi there! Just took a walk outside for bags of chips now I am back to enjoy the chips and the show!
	3:21am coelacanth: i heard Merzbow calling! Hi Mayuko and others
	3:27am Mayuko: Good evening/morning JakeGould, and coelacanth! Outside felt nice this evening in NYC. Would be nice to have some night strolling. Instead I'm music strolling.
	3:30am AdamFromOldeKenzo: I'm liking these jams!
	3:34am Mayuko: Hi Adam, glad you're enjoying it!
	3:37am coelacanth: yeh it's been a beautiful evening. but i'm glad i'm taking THIS stroll right now. (...though i may not stay awake long. 'been a long work week.)
	3:39am Mayuko: I'll play some lullaby for you, coelacanth.
	3:41am coelacanth: Thanks Mayuko. it need not be quiet!
	3:44am Mayuko: haha, ok. The truth is I just have prepared many quiet music for this show tonight. I am in that mood.
	3:48am coelacanth: cool. and well it may have been a long day so far for you too.
	3:48am Mayuko: that's true!
	3:50am neil: a stroll through mayuko's musical garden. look. over there, its a hill with soft grass to rest your tired head...<are those butterflies><or moon beams><escape in your mind>
	3:54am JakeGould: Okay, off to sleep. Will listen while I wait for the sleep train to come by.
	3:57am P-90: Good Morning Mayuko. Beautiful music.
	4:01am neil: cut chemist works with dj shadow a bunch.
	4:04am Mayuko: Good night and good morning!
	4:07am coelacanth: i'll have great dreams if you play koto music 'till 6! ...or -i'll stay awake to actually listen to it!
	4:09am Mayuko: You might have a dark dream, though, like some stories in Kabuki and Bunraku and stuff (this is Shamisen music for Bunraku.)
	4:09am Mayuko: probably dark, but beautiful dreams.
	4:10am coelacanth: ...though i know already that whatever you have to play will maybe keep me awake to actually listen.
	4:12am coelacanth: no doubt! i have a kabuki record. it's never been my first choice to put on at bed time!
	4:14am coelacanth: oh i misunderstood. you mean like the dark dreams in those stories; i thought you meant the kabuki would give me dark dreams!
	4:16am Mayuko: haha, yah I meant there are some pretty dark stories in those Japanese classical stuff.
	4:18am coelacanth: i guess if the music really represents,then it would give someone a dark dream!
	4:19am Uncle Michael: I'm awake briefly in Chicago and really enjoying the show, Mayuko. I can't wait to hear of yesterday's fill in on the archives.
	4:23am Mayuko: Uncle Michael! I had a blast yesterday, thanks to you! Did a completely different show from this one.
	4:28am Uncle Michael: I'm glad you had a good time. I may not get to hear it until I return home. Now I will let your music lullaby me to sleep. Goodnight!
	4:29am Mayuko: Good night, Uncle Michael!
	4:33am coelacanth: Satie?
	4:35am Mayuko: yah, and I think Vini Reilly before that.
	4:38am coelacanth: (i think i only recognised the Satie.)
	4:50am coelacanth: Mayuko i think i should give sleep a chance. i'll be listening for a bit,then hearing. but first- is that Seiji Tsurusawa track "classical"? it seemed in a classical style,to me, who knows nothing!
	4:54am Mayuko: I think Seiji Tsurusawa was designated a Living National Treasure recently if I remember correctly, so I guess that means his stuff is def classical. I'm not an expert of that kind of stuff either, but I heard that Seiji's style is rather avant-garde in that world, though.
	4:54am Mayuko: In any case thanks for listening, coelacanth! Hope you have beautiful dreams.
	4:56am AdamFromOldeKenzo: this is a very good song
	4:57am Mayuko: Agreed!
	5:01am neil: <also> knowing nothing...i just picked up <on ebay>2 cds by sweet robots against the machine. are they well known<or even popular> in japan? it seems to me that they have commercial appeal in a good pop sorta way...<just wonderin'>
	5:06am coelacanth: right- as so many classics were, until 100-200 years later when it all sounds normal! Thanks Mayuko! i really hope you get a weekly show here, if that's what you want. ciao peeps
	5:12am Mayuko: Thanks for your kind words, coelacanth, and have a good night.
	5:14am Mayuko: sweet robots against the machine? wasn't that Towa Tei's stuff?
	5:16am Mayuko: If that's what you're talking about, neil, Towa Tei is super popular in Japan. I love some of his stuff, maybe not all of them probably because of that "commercial appeal". Still love him though, played one track yesterday.
	5:20am neil: yeah towa tei. he seems to work with many different artists, i wasnt sure if its all considered towa tei's projects or if sweet robots against the machine had their own thing going on <like on tv or something else>regardless it is easy on the ears.
	5:20am coelacanth: i really am off to bed,(i think!) but what you just said intrigues me. i've had many conversations with exchange students from japan, and never has any one been familiar with the traditional music. 1 seemed vaguely familiar with the name Michio Miyagi. i'm glad you're more experienced than that! (but i guess that's why you're with wfmu.)
	5:22am Gary: Just woke up -- howdy!
	5:22am coelacanth: ( & the 1 is a music therapist)
	5:26am Mayuko: ahhh, Michio Miyagi. We hear him every year on new years day. He gets played literally everywhere like in all Seven Elevens. Good morning, Gary!
	5:31am coelacanth: Gary Sullivan? - i'm just going to bed! well,i don't know what someone more knowledged in japanese classical or traditional music thinks of Miyagi; but i've Loved everything i've heard. (though not all interpretations...& haru no ami[?] is not my favorite.)
	5:33am JoeRay: Wonderful show! Are you going trying to get a permanent time slot at WFMU, Mayuko? I sure hope so!!!
	5:39am Mayuko: Haru no Umi, that's the one exactly, the one we have been brainwashed with.
	5:41am Mayuko: Thank you JoeRay! It must be fun to have a regular show but we'll see!
	5:42am Ken From Hyde Park: Oh, poo. I missed most of the show. I'm going to have to use the archives. How is the show going?
	5:43am Mayuko: Good morning, Ken! Thanks for tuning in. I think nobody has died so far.
	5:48am david: I missed the first part of the show, but it's nice to wake up to this morning music. Feels right with this peach-colored sky.
	5:49am Mayuko: Good morning david! I'll see that sky soon.
	5:51am mauri: great show mayuko I enjoyed it alot and hope to hear you soon!
	5:53am Ken From Hyde Park: That's good news, Mayuko. There's a balloon festival here this weekend. I awoke too late to drive over to the site, though. I still have a chance at 6PM and tomorrow at 6AM, as long as there are calm winds. www.hotairballoon.com...
	5:53am Mayuko: thank you for staying til end, mauri! Thank you for listening, everyone.
	5:55am neil: thank you mayuko!
	6:49am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Great show, Thx !
	3:48pm fred: Mayuko, you should get a regular show. I clicky-starred your first three shows, and I want more. I'd say "demand", but I don't like demanding
	4:51pm fred: re: Sanbaso, I was definitely not raised with it, never even set foot in Japan, but it still captures something unique. I don't know what it means, but it means something
	10:34pm Mayuko: Thanks all for listening, and thank you so much for your encouraging words, fred! I do enjoy doing shows a lot - we'll see how it goes!

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from July 11, 2015

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