WFMU: Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from August 27, 2015

Listener comments!
	3:05pm JakeGould: Hello.
	3:05pm Cecile: Fabio!
	3:07pm Tome: gravitas ...
	👻 3:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bad news - While driving this morning, I was unable to pick up the WMFU signal. Good news - I came across Yo La Tengo on another station and will share with you now. www.wamc.org... They have a new album coming out tomorrow.
	3:11pm nic: this is great
	3:12pm Claw!: Yessssss to Kluster
	3:12pm Tome: ...agrees with the above wholeheartedly
	👻 3:13pm Rev. Turnip Druid: MY HAPPY PLACE.
	👻 3:20pm chris: Kluster street is indeed a nice place to be
	3:28pm Claw!: THIS
	3:41pm lulu: this is like my favorite show on fmu
	3:42pm steve: hey folks
	👻 3:44pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Merzhas!
	4:04pm nic: love Merzbow
	4:04pm Carmichael: Heya Fabs and listeners. I heard Yo La Tengo live on NPR earlier this week.
	4:09pm Jesse K: Don't forget I Am Omega! the Asylum answer back
	4:09pm Ike: I was not keen on "The Last Man on Earth." It's lame and tacky. Vincent Price deserved better.
	4:10pm Casement 5ound: Don't be hatin on Omega Man
	4:10pm Lou: dude...cmon...omega man is classic. the first scene freaked me out the first time i saw it. anthony zerbe's performance is surpassed only by his performance in kiss meets the phantom of the park.
	4:10pm Andrew Waterloo: Bucket of Blood is amazing!
	4:11pm Andrew Waterloo: H-omega Man was my favourite adaptation.
	4:11pm Ike: Which one is going to freeze our blood with its horrors of the future? I love that turn of phrase.
	👻 4:24pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Alas I must quit the party before the interview but will surely hit the archive later. ... THIS HERE THING is clicky-star-worthy as well...
	4:37pm Mark R: I'm curious how there is an unknown track by an unknown artist from an unknown recording? "I found a blank CD on the floor and I'm playing it now." It's pretty interesting, whatever it is by whoever it is!
	4:43pm Marcel M: Yo Fabio!
	4:45pm Fabio: Well Mark, funny you should ask: the clear vinyl lp was given to me years ago by a traveling musician whose name I have long forgotten. The record is in a clear plastic sleeve with no text or writing on it of any kind. labels are also blank. Any info given was verbal, maybe 8-10 years ago, also forgotten... so, unknown...
	4:49pm Dean: No matrix number?
	4:49pm Polyus: Maybe that person was never even there. . . (creepy theremin sound)
	👻 4:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Now is the time to revisit Rumsfeld's unknown unknowns - youtu.be...
	4:51pm Fabio: Yes, there is a matrix in the run off, but it's barely legible and I would have to put it under a magnifier and strong light. I like the mystery of it though...
	4:51pm Marcel M: I like this a lot
	4:52pm Mark R: It was a cool track, whatever it was. And an interesting story, to boot. I like Polyus's theory. If it were an episode of "The Twilight Zone" the song would become a super smash hit!
	4:54pm common: fabio, all!
	4:55pm Guido from Cologne: artist: not faust song title: otherwise someone should have remembered album title: it's clear vinyl g
	4:57pm Carmichael: Too bad you can't Shazam or SoundHound it, Fabio. Or can't you?
	5:00pm gen ken: That might have been the Haim Collectivo
	5:14pm Mutant: I fondly remember my days as a youth growing up in Düsseldorf when we would have a delicious ham schnitzler for Sunday brunch.
	5:18pm Polyus: How can you have any pudding if you don't eat your ham schnitzler?
	5:19pm Mutant: Blood pudding?
	5:22pm common: very good, polyus!
	5:25pm Marcel M: Being nice to my woman.. hehe awesome
	5:26pm steve: looks good www.spectacletheater.com...
	5:26pm Marcel M: What a great answer to what have you been doing lately
	5:32pm common: no wine in the day time. hee
	5:39pm common: this is cool as shit. exactly what i want to be doing with all of my time...what he's saying.
	5:49pm steve: agreed common, he's super inspiring
	5:52pm P-90: Loving the Schnitzler interview. Too busy listening to comment but: A+++
	5:52pm Marcel M: That was great
	5:52pm nic: loved the US Girls
	5:52pm JakeGould: Hey folks! Came in for the Clay-transitional moment!
	5:53pm nic: bye
	5:54pm Mutant: I want to hang in with Conrad and his dogs
	5:55pm Conrad: It's cool
	5:55pm P-90: He was inspired by Henry Miller, Warhol, AND Hendrix! @Fabio: please schedule the rest of it soon.
	5:56pm Marcel M: They had a dancing naked girl. Lemmy got fired cuz he was arrested for drugs in Canada I think
	5:58pm Marcel M: Woah thats an idea. You guys use each others records to DJ
	6:00pm JakeGould: Wishbone Ash! Uriah Heep! Music to Throw Clay By!
	6:01pm God: Fabio Fabio Led Zeppelin are losers and thieves and bad people see Bill Graham book
	6:01pm Dean: Wishbone Heep! Uriah Ash! Led Purple! Deep Sabbath!

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from August 27, 2015

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The Failure of Noise
The Failure of Sound
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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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August 27, 2015: Premier of archival Interview with Conrad Schnitzler recorded in 2007

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
james Last	Mr. Giant Man "Mr. Giant Man" by "james Last"	Voodoo Party	Polydor	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Kluster	eruption 2 (excerpt) "eruption 2 (excerpt)" by "Kluster"	Klusterstrasse 1970-1971	Water	0:08:30 (Pop-up)
Conrad Schnitzler	untitled (00/326)	Con Zehner	Generator	0:26:53 (Pop-up)
Conrad Schnitzler	Untitled "Untitled" by "Conrad Schnitzler"	Conrad Schnitzler (Grey)	Bureau B	0:27:59 (Pop-up)

Richard Pinhas & Merzbow	Tokyo Electric Guerilla	Keio Line	Cuneiform	0:45:37 (Pop-up)

E S	Ennen Oli Huonommin "Ennen Oli Huonommin" by "E S"	Kesamann Lapset	Fonal Records	1:18:19 (Pop-up)
Kit Clayton	Untitled "Untitled" by "Kit Clayton"	live on shortwave radio	PHTHALO	1:22:04 (Pop-up)
Jazzfinger	Double Clays "Double Clays" by "Jazzfinger"	Autumn Engines	Rebis	1:25:00 (Pop-up)
Jon Collin	three "three" by "Jon Collin"	Early Music	Winebox Press	1:29:08 (Pop-up)
???	Unknown "Unknown" by "???"	Unknown recording	Unknown	1:33:33 (Pop-up)
Kiila	Contemporaries "Contemporaries" by "Kiila"	Heartcore	Fonal Records	1:42:09 (Pop-up)
Fabio Orsi/Mamu Thones	The Battle (excerpt)	The First Born	A Silent Place	1:48:58 (Pop-up)
U.S. Girls	Iran then Iraqognized Her	On Kraak	Kraak	1:53:18 (Pop-up)

Conrad Schnitzler	Zug "Zug" by "Conrad Schnitzler"	Ballet Statique	Spalax	2:02:12 (Pop-up)
Conrad Schnitzler	Bis Die Blaue Blume Blüht	Grün	Bureau B	2:08:40 (Pop-up)
Phone interview with GenKen Montgomery
Recorder Interview with Conrad Schnitzler, 2008

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Listener comments!
	3:05pm JakeGould: Hello.
	3:05pm Cecile: Fabio!
	3:07pm Tome: gravitas ...
	👻 3:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bad news - While driving this morning, I was unable to pick up the WMFU signal. Good news - I came across Yo La Tengo on another station and will share with you now. www.wamc.org... They have a new album coming out tomorrow.
	3:11pm nic: this is great
	3:12pm Claw!: Yessssss to Kluster
	3:12pm Tome: ...agrees with the above wholeheartedly
	👻 3:13pm Rev. Turnip Druid: MY HAPPY PLACE.
	👻 3:20pm chris: Kluster street is indeed a nice place to be
	3:28pm Claw!: THIS
	3:41pm lulu: this is like my favorite show on fmu
	3:42pm steve: hey folks
	👻 3:44pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Merzhas!
	4:04pm nic: love Merzbow
	4:04pm Carmichael: Heya Fabs and listeners. I heard Yo La Tengo live on NPR earlier this week.
	4:09pm Jesse K: Don't forget I Am Omega! the Asylum answer back
	4:09pm Ike: I was not keen on "The Last Man on Earth." It's lame and tacky. Vincent Price deserved better.
	4:10pm Casement 5ound: Don't be hatin on Omega Man
	4:10pm Lou: dude...cmon...omega man is classic. the first scene freaked me out the first time i saw it. anthony zerbe's performance is surpassed only by his performance in kiss meets the phantom of the park.
	4:10pm Andrew Waterloo: Bucket of Blood is amazing!
	4:11pm Andrew Waterloo: H-omega Man was my favourite adaptation.
	4:11pm Ike: Which one is going to freeze our blood with its horrors of the future? I love that turn of phrase.
	👻 4:24pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Alas I must quit the party before the interview but will surely hit the archive later. ... THIS HERE THING is clicky-star-worthy as well...
	4:37pm Mark R: I'm curious how there is an unknown track by an unknown artist from an unknown recording? "I found a blank CD on the floor and I'm playing it now." It's pretty interesting, whatever it is by whoever it is!
	4:43pm Marcel M: Yo Fabio!
	4:45pm Fabio: Well Mark, funny you should ask: the clear vinyl lp was given to me years ago by a traveling musician whose name I have long forgotten. The record is in a clear plastic sleeve with no text or writing on it of any kind. labels are also blank. Any info given was verbal, maybe 8-10 years ago, also forgotten... so, unknown...
	4:49pm Dean: No matrix number?
	4:49pm Polyus: Maybe that person was never even there. . . (creepy theremin sound)
	👻 4:51pm Ken From Hyde Park: Now is the time to revisit Rumsfeld's unknown unknowns - youtu.be...
	4:51pm Fabio: Yes, there is a matrix in the run off, but it's barely legible and I would have to put it under a magnifier and strong light. I like the mystery of it though...
	4:51pm Marcel M: I like this a lot
	4:52pm Mark R: It was a cool track, whatever it was. And an interesting story, to boot. I like Polyus's theory. If it were an episode of "The Twilight Zone" the song would become a super smash hit!
	4:54pm common: fabio, all!
	4:55pm Guido from Cologne: artist: not faust song title: otherwise someone should have remembered album title: it's clear vinyl g
	4:57pm Carmichael: Too bad you can't Shazam or SoundHound it, Fabio. Or can't you?
	5:00pm gen ken: That might have been the Haim Collectivo
	5:14pm Mutant: I fondly remember my days as a youth growing up in Düsseldorf when we would have a delicious ham schnitzler for Sunday brunch.
	5:18pm Polyus: How can you have any pudding if you don't eat your ham schnitzler?
	5:19pm Mutant: Blood pudding?
	5:22pm common: very good, polyus!
	5:25pm Marcel M: Being nice to my woman.. hehe awesome
	5:26pm steve: looks good www.spectacletheater.com...
	5:26pm Marcel M: What a great answer to what have you been doing lately
	5:32pm common: no wine in the day time. hee
	5:39pm common: this is cool as shit. exactly what i want to be doing with all of my time...what he's saying.
	5:49pm steve: agreed common, he's super inspiring
	5:52pm P-90: Loving the Schnitzler interview. Too busy listening to comment but: A+++
	5:52pm Marcel M: That was great
	5:52pm nic: loved the US Girls
	5:52pm JakeGould: Hey folks! Came in for the Clay-transitional moment!
	5:53pm nic: bye
	5:54pm Mutant: I want to hang in with Conrad and his dogs
	5:55pm Conrad: It's cool
	5:55pm P-90: He was inspired by Henry Miller, Warhol, AND Hendrix! @Fabio: please schedule the rest of it soon.
	5:56pm Marcel M: They had a dancing naked girl. Lemmy got fired cuz he was arrested for drugs in Canada I think
	5:58pm Marcel M: Woah thats an idea. You guys use each others records to DJ
	6:00pm JakeGould: Wishbone Ash! Uriah Heep! Music to Throw Clay By!
	6:01pm God: Fabio Fabio Led Zeppelin are losers and thieves and bad people see Bill Graham book
	6:01pm Dean: Wishbone Heep! Uriah Ash! Led Purple! Deep Sabbath!

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from August 27, 2015

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