WFMU: Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from December 8, 2015

Listener comments!
	7:02pm Gary: Yay!
	7:02pm Jesse K: Hi Gary!
	7:02pm Doug Schulkind: His name is motherfucker!
	7:03pm Jeff Golick: Make it rain! Black rain!
	7:04pm northguineahills: I still like the Yo La Tengo version of Nuclear War w/ Daniel Carter et al w/ the children. Hearing little kids belting out "It's a mothafucka, donchaknow!" is perfect for the subject matter.
	7:04pm Doug Schulkind: Coat tails! Chem trails!
	7:06pm Jesse K: Hey everyone! The trails are what you make of them, each to their own destination
	7:06pm Jeff Golick: There's, like, a better "I Shot the Sheriff" surgically implanted into this song.
	7:07pm Dean: Tony Coulter play this tune earlier today?
	7:09pm Jesse K: oh, hmmm... Did he? I must have missed that, what a coincidence..
	7:09pm Jesse K: or is it
	7:10pm Doug Schulkind: @Dean No, it played on the stream right before I came on. (A little subliminal appetite whetting)
	7:12pm Jesse K: Oh wait Doug you played that? I was listening but must have tuned out for a brief second. I should just play your whole show again verbatim I guess. dammmn
	7:13pm Dean: The effect was certainly sub my liminal. I recalled having heard (something like) it. Ironically, I'm at home today, where my attention is even more distracted than at work. Nursing a sick kid.
	7:14pm Jeff Golick: Sorry to hear, @Dean.
	7:15pm Doug Schulkind: @Jesse K I did not play it on my show. I added it to the stream's queue to play before my show began.
	7:15pm Dean: Thanks, Jeff. Definitely on the mend. But I have no doubt: the 4YO girl is a much worse patient than the 9YO boy.
	7:16pm Gary: Nice pics to go with
	7:16pm Doug Schulkind: Give her two Sun Ras and have her call you a motherfucker in the morning. That should cheer her up.
	7:18pm Dean: At least motherfucker is less demeaning than "poo poo head."
	7:26pm Jeff Golick: Lovely stuff already, @Jesse. Reminds me how much I've also been loving this Coxsone's compilation that came out this year...www.souljazzrecords.co.uk...
	7:30pm Jesse K: Hey Jeff, I hadn't seen that comp yet, will check it out!
	7:39pm Dean: Just received two Dust-to-Digital disks in the mail! Qat, Coffee & Qambus (weird Yemeni pop) and I Have My Liberty (Ghanan gospel). Yum.
	7:43pm Jesse K: I know the Qat coffee and qambus record, that's a really good one. Haven't heard the other one yet, sounds promising
	8:12pm northguineahills: Didn't Johnny Greenwood record recently w/ a bunch of Rajastani artists recently?
	8:13pm Jesse K: oh yeah and an Israeli composer. I haven't heard it yet, is it good?
	8:15pm northguineahills: Some FMU djs have been playing it the last few weeks. I mean, how can you go wrong? (Yeah, it's pretty durn good.
	8:17pm Jesse K: I have yet to get into Radiohead. Not to say I won't I guess but it hasn't caught me yet
	8:17pm coelacanth: greetings Jesse and everyone
	8:19pm Jesse K: howdy coelacanth! welcome to the chemstream
	8:21pm Dean: Pretty sure I'll never get into Radiohead, but then I think it was Irwin's show a week or so ago where I mentioned that after years of affirmatively disliking Jethro Tull -- we're talking from c.1975 -- suddenly, about three weeks ago, I realized I enjoyed Jethro Tull.
	8:21pm Jeff Golick: This is one of those "Oh wait I have this record?" Why don't I listen to it" moments, re Joe Hendo.
	8:21pm coelacanth: (i've been flailing in that current for years.)
	8:24pm Jesse K: Those are good moments @jeff, you can go shopping in your record collection
	8:24pm coelacanth: i think radiohead is straight-up brilliant. but then,i like jethro tull.
	8:25pm northguineahills: I thought I was late getting into Radiohead, back in '99. (it took me a while to get into pop music).
	8:25pm northguineahills: Oh, and I was referring to the Rajastani musicians, all w/ variations of the surname Khan.
	8:27pm Dean: Well, you know, the barriers against JT were IA's voice and his constipated flute-shouting, and one of the least pleasant aspects of Radiohead is TY's moaning, so maybe there's hope. Anyway, a few years ago a huge Radiohead fan friend of mine burnt a bunch of their early CDs, which I retain.
	8:27pm Jeff Golick: Yessir, @Jesse: No purchase necessary! I'm very "uh...sure, ok" with Radiohead.
	8:28pm Dean: A guilty pleasure is Brad Mehldau's take on "Paranoid Android," but that kinda doesn't count.
	8:28pm Jesse K: I'm trying to reserve the right to get into anything at any point, hopefully without warning. Like in a car where I ask what the song is that's playing that everyone else seems to know.
	8:29pm Dean: The catalyst for opening my heart to JT, btw, was an interview in which IA recently bemoaned pretty much everything I disliked about the group.
	8:33pm coelacanth: i do agree about Yorke's moaning, but it rarely bothers me. (only on "king of limbs") and mindless repetition vocalising,á la r.e.m. (mostly just on "hail to the thief") ...but the arrangements are excellent,as are the lyrics.
	8:40pm Jesse K: I think it's fair to say that if I'm bothered by music it's usually because of the vocals
	8:46pm coelacanth: Dean i'd like to hear that interview. ...the way i've felt about jethro tull is that Ian Anderson gradually became a caricature of himself. by the mid 70s his absurdity was beyond amusing! ....but a brilliant musician, at least through "a passion play", then again with "songs from the wood"(...in my so very humble opinion!) - their early,jazzy stuff is probably my favorite; along with the album "aqualung",though i'm sick-to-death of the overplayed songs.
	8:46pm Dean: R.E.M. is a four-letter word to my mind. Please don't get me started. But the mindless repetition thing is strikingly prevalent today in pop music, as is non-verbal gesticulating. It reminds me of The Beatles with their "Yeah, yeah, yeahs," but it's somehow less charming or daring even than that. That is the crux, Jesse, the vocals. My suspicion is that it has something to do with a bias toward purity in music, words and the voice being infections. But there are enough instances of vocal transcendence even in rock -- Daltrey's and Steven Tyler's cataclysmic screams, Jonathan Richman's perfect glibness, Blind Marky Felchtone's supersonic spits -- to redeem the voice.
	8:47pm coelacanth: Jesse me too, more often than not.
	8:48pm Dean: Here it is, coelacanth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KACYuLGK1S0 I'm with you, temporally speaking, but it's good to know I should give time to "Song...," too.
	8:51pm Jesse K: re: repetetive music, I was watching this documentary on krautrock or something and heard this vague story about Jaki Liebezeit playing jazz before joining Can and someone was like: play more repetitive and simple. that was a revelation
	8:51pm coelacanth: well,that album is much more poppy in general; but the instrumental arrangements are very good. and thanks for that address. i saved it for later.
	8:51pm Jesse K: That's maybe the least amount of detail one could have and still technically call it a story
	8:53pm Dean: The Fall's "Repetition" is the Platonic ideal of rock music.
	8:54pm Doug Schulkind: I could easily choose from a number of vital organs to give up in order to have the entire P.S.F. catalog.
	8:55pm Dean: Just don't give up the Wurlitzer!
	8:56pm coelacanth: i like much repetitious music, but some r.e.m. songs (and i do like their first 4 albums...), and a few on hail to the thief, just sound like Michael Stipe,or Thom Yorke, is just fucking around after having not thought about the direction to go in at those points in the songs. ...or maybe it's just mindless self-indulgence. (like morressey)
	8:59pm Dean: If you like repetitious music, you'll LOVE repetitious comments. Earlier today on Tony Coulter's show I wondered whether Pierre Bastien had a song called, "I Moan, Naomi," and now here we are again with The Sperm treated to a palindrome.
	9:09pm Jesse K: I do LOVE repetetive comments
	9:10pm glenn: is florida the bestest place in the world or what? news.nationalpost.com...
	9:10pm Dean: For coelacanth: If you like repetitious music, you'll LOVE repetitious comments. Earlier today on Tony Coulter's show I wondered whether Pierre Bastien had a song called, "I Moan, Naomi," and now here we are again with The Sperm treated to a palindrome.
	9:14pm Dean: Er, I mean, for Jesse K.
	9:20pm Mailman Tom: I find myself listening to Give the Drummer Radio more and more these days.
	9:25pm Jesse K: Hi Glenn! Welcome Mailman Tom, we're glad to have you
	9:25pm northguineahills: I grew up not far from where the story glenn linked. How the hell do you get eaten by a gator? I used to regularly swim in lakes w/ alligators all the time (sometimes under the influence of alcohol and other substances). You either have to fuck w/ them, or have the displeasure of startling a mama gator during nesting season. They usually stay in 'their' part of the water.
	9:29pm Dean: NGH, that was my experience in the Southern California suburbs, too.
	9:41pm northguineahills: Wait, how did alligators and lakes make it to SoCal? (Salton Sea doesn't count)
	9:42pm northguineahills: Thanks Jesse! Gotta jump, have a great night everyone!
	9:44pm Jesse K: Night nothguineahills, have a great week!
	9:44pm Dean: I'm just saying that if you startled a mama gator during nesting season in Whittier, you'd pay hell. I never saw a mama gator in Whittier.
	9:57pm Doug Schulkind: Happy chem trails, to you, until we meet again NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT!
	9:59pm coelacanth: Thanks Jesse! 'till then drummers. (and other...)
	10:03pm Squirrel: Hill? Oh. Goodbye.
	10:04pm Jesse K: Or something

Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from December 8, 2015

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December 8, 2015: live from Jamaica Plain, MA

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year
Com Truise	Galactic Melt "Galactic Melt" by "Com Truise"
Atomic Forest	Mary Long "Mary Long" by "Atomic Forest"
Atomic Jazz Band	Dunia Ina Mambo "Dunia Ina Mambo" by "Atomic Jazz Band"	The Tanzania Sound	Original Music
Dan Satch & His Atomic 8 Dance Band of Aba	Woman Pin Down
Ernest Ranglin	Dr. No-Go "Dr. No-Go" by "Ernest Ranglin"	Boss Reggae - Sounds Ranglin	FRM	1969
Group of young men from Fox Hill	Oh, Tilla-Fox Hill Male Group, Nassau	Bahamas 1935 : Ring Games and Round Dances	Rounder Records
Byron Lee & The Dragonaires	Rocksteady	Rock - Steady - 67	Dynamic Sounds	1967
Count Ossie & The Mystic Revelation Of Rastafari	Bongo Man	Grounation	Vulcan ‎	1974
Carlota Jaramillo	Honda pena "Honda pena" by "Carlota Jaramillo"	Eternamente	Orion	1970
Music behind DJ: Lisa Carbon	Rhumba Roland "Rhumba Roland" by "Lisa Carbon"
Oum Kalsoum	Touf Oui Chouf "Touf Oui Chouf" by "Oum Kalsoum"		Sono Cairo
Ziad Rahbani	Prelude (Theme from Mais El Rim)	Abu Ali	Zida	1978
Stanton Davis And The Ghetto Mysticism Band	Things Cannot Stop Forever (Al Kent Version)	Isis Voyage: Unreleased Music And Alternative Mixes From The Brighter Days Sessions	Cultures Of Soul Records	2014
Music behind DJ: Domenique Dumont	La Bataille de Neige
Tara Jane O'Neil	Over. Round, In a Room. Found.	Where Shine New Lights	Kranky	2014
Manzoor Khan Langa & Pathan Khan	Khari Neem Ke Niche	The Sound Of Desert - Traditional Folk Tunes Of Rajasthan	EMI	1985
Joe Henderson	Terra Firma "Terra Firma" by "Joe Henderson"	Black is the Color	Milestone Records	1972
Shivers	Spacek "Spacek" by "Shivers"	Shivers	Miasmah	2014
Music behind DJ: Blectum From Blechdom	Grate Rave Train Robbery
Toho Sara	Kami no Miya I "Kami no Miya I" by "Toho Sara"	Kami no Miya	La Musica Records ‎	1996
Shoji Hano & Munenori Narita	Bone	Kyoaku no Intention	P.S.F. Records	2001
The Sperm	Organ "Organ" by "The Sperm"	Madam I'm Adam	Love Records	2004
Music behind DJ: Umberto	Forsaken Dawn "Forsaken Dawn" by "Umberto"
I.B.M.	Kill Bill "Kill Bill" by "I.B.M."	Kill Bill	Interdimensional Transmissions ‎	2005
Russell Haswell	Heavy Handed Sunset (Autechre 'Conformity Version')	As Sure As Night Follows Day (Remixes)	Diagonal	2015
Beau Wanzer	I Don't Really Want To	Untitled	Beau Wanzer	2014
Montauk Boys	Demons From The Id "Demons From The Id" by "Montauk Boys"	The Golden Horse of 6037	Cerberus Future Technologies	2015
Primitive World	Azimuth "Azimuth" by "Primitive World"	Purple Caps EP	R&S Records	2015
Dungeon Acid	Eternal "Eternal" by "Dungeon Acid"	House Of Correction	International Sound Laboratory	2011
Robert Lux & Todd Edwards	I've Still Got Sunshine (Pittsburgh Track Authority Remix)	2014 Record Store Day	Pittsburgh Track Authority	2014
Tyree	Of Love Mystery "Of Love Mystery" by "Tyree"	Da Soul Revival #3	Dance Mania	1995
Da Posse	In the Heat of the Night (The Black Madonna It's Called Acid Mix)	In the Heat of the Night Re-Edits	Freerange Records	2014
Omar-S	Motion "Motion" by "Omar-S"	001	FXHE Records	2004
Blacknecks	Untitled 1 "Untitled 1" by "Blacknecks"	000001	Blacknecks	2013
Portion Reform	Shrine "Shrine" by "Portion Reform"	The Supreme Negative	Downwards	1998

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Listener comments!
	7:02pm Gary: Yay!
	7:02pm Jesse K: Hi Gary!
	7:02pm Doug Schulkind: His name is motherfucker!
	7:03pm Jeff Golick: Make it rain! Black rain!
	7:04pm northguineahills: I still like the Yo La Tengo version of Nuclear War w/ Daniel Carter et al w/ the children. Hearing little kids belting out "It's a mothafucka, donchaknow!" is perfect for the subject matter.
	7:04pm Doug Schulkind: Coat tails! Chem trails!
	7:06pm Jesse K: Hey everyone! The trails are what you make of them, each to their own destination
	7:06pm Jeff Golick: There's, like, a better "I Shot the Sheriff" surgically implanted into this song.
	7:07pm Dean: Tony Coulter play this tune earlier today?
	7:09pm Jesse K: oh, hmmm... Did he? I must have missed that, what a coincidence..
	7:09pm Jesse K: or is it
	7:10pm Doug Schulkind: @Dean No, it played on the stream right before I came on. (A little subliminal appetite whetting)
	7:12pm Jesse K: Oh wait Doug you played that? I was listening but must have tuned out for a brief second. I should just play your whole show again verbatim I guess. dammmn
	7:13pm Dean: The effect was certainly sub my liminal. I recalled having heard (something like) it. Ironically, I'm at home today, where my attention is even more distracted than at work. Nursing a sick kid.
	7:14pm Jeff Golick: Sorry to hear, @Dean.
	7:15pm Doug Schulkind: @Jesse K I did not play it on my show. I added it to the stream's queue to play before my show began.
	7:15pm Dean: Thanks, Jeff. Definitely on the mend. But I have no doubt: the 4YO girl is a much worse patient than the 9YO boy.
	7:16pm Gary: Nice pics to go with
	7:16pm Doug Schulkind: Give her two Sun Ras and have her call you a motherfucker in the morning. That should cheer her up.
	7:18pm Dean: At least motherfucker is less demeaning than "poo poo head."
	7:26pm Jeff Golick: Lovely stuff already, @Jesse. Reminds me how much I've also been loving this Coxsone's compilation that came out this year...www.souljazzrecords.co.uk...
	7:30pm Jesse K: Hey Jeff, I hadn't seen that comp yet, will check it out!
	7:39pm Dean: Just received two Dust-to-Digital disks in the mail! Qat, Coffee & Qambus (weird Yemeni pop) and I Have My Liberty (Ghanan gospel). Yum.
	7:43pm Jesse K: I know the Qat coffee and qambus record, that's a really good one. Haven't heard the other one yet, sounds promising
	8:12pm northguineahills: Didn't Johnny Greenwood record recently w/ a bunch of Rajastani artists recently?
	8:13pm Jesse K: oh yeah and an Israeli composer. I haven't heard it yet, is it good?
	8:15pm northguineahills: Some FMU djs have been playing it the last few weeks. I mean, how can you go wrong? (Yeah, it's pretty durn good.
	8:17pm Jesse K: I have yet to get into Radiohead. Not to say I won't I guess but it hasn't caught me yet
	8:17pm coelacanth: greetings Jesse and everyone
	8:19pm Jesse K: howdy coelacanth! welcome to the chemstream
	8:21pm Dean: Pretty sure I'll never get into Radiohead, but then I think it was Irwin's show a week or so ago where I mentioned that after years of affirmatively disliking Jethro Tull -- we're talking from c.1975 -- suddenly, about three weeks ago, I realized I enjoyed Jethro Tull.
	8:21pm Jeff Golick: This is one of those "Oh wait I have this record?" Why don't I listen to it" moments, re Joe Hendo.
	8:21pm coelacanth: (i've been flailing in that current for years.)
	8:24pm Jesse K: Those are good moments @jeff, you can go shopping in your record collection
	8:24pm coelacanth: i think radiohead is straight-up brilliant. but then,i like jethro tull.
	8:25pm northguineahills: I thought I was late getting into Radiohead, back in '99. (it took me a while to get into pop music).
	8:25pm northguineahills: Oh, and I was referring to the Rajastani musicians, all w/ variations of the surname Khan.
	8:27pm Dean: Well, you know, the barriers against JT were IA's voice and his constipated flute-shouting, and one of the least pleasant aspects of Radiohead is TY's moaning, so maybe there's hope. Anyway, a few years ago a huge Radiohead fan friend of mine burnt a bunch of their early CDs, which I retain.
	8:27pm Jeff Golick: Yessir, @Jesse: No purchase necessary! I'm very "uh...sure, ok" with Radiohead.
	8:28pm Dean: A guilty pleasure is Brad Mehldau's take on "Paranoid Android," but that kinda doesn't count.
	8:28pm Jesse K: I'm trying to reserve the right to get into anything at any point, hopefully without warning. Like in a car where I ask what the song is that's playing that everyone else seems to know.
	8:29pm Dean: The catalyst for opening my heart to JT, btw, was an interview in which IA recently bemoaned pretty much everything I disliked about the group.
	8:33pm coelacanth: i do agree about Yorke's moaning, but it rarely bothers me. (only on "king of limbs") and mindless repetition vocalising,á la r.e.m. (mostly just on "hail to the thief") ...but the arrangements are excellent,as are the lyrics.
	8:40pm Jesse K: I think it's fair to say that if I'm bothered by music it's usually because of the vocals
	8:46pm coelacanth: Dean i'd like to hear that interview. ...the way i've felt about jethro tull is that Ian Anderson gradually became a caricature of himself. by the mid 70s his absurdity was beyond amusing! ....but a brilliant musician, at least through "a passion play", then again with "songs from the wood"(...in my so very humble opinion!) - their early,jazzy stuff is probably my favorite; along with the album "aqualung",though i'm sick-to-death of the overplayed songs.
	8:46pm Dean: R.E.M. is a four-letter word to my mind. Please don't get me started. But the mindless repetition thing is strikingly prevalent today in pop music, as is non-verbal gesticulating. It reminds me of The Beatles with their "Yeah, yeah, yeahs," but it's somehow less charming or daring even than that. That is the crux, Jesse, the vocals. My suspicion is that it has something to do with a bias toward purity in music, words and the voice being infections. But there are enough instances of vocal transcendence even in rock -- Daltrey's and Steven Tyler's cataclysmic screams, Jonathan Richman's perfect glibness, Blind Marky Felchtone's supersonic spits -- to redeem the voice.
	8:47pm coelacanth: Jesse me too, more often than not.
	8:48pm Dean: Here it is, coelacanth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KACYuLGK1S0 I'm with you, temporally speaking, but it's good to know I should give time to "Song...," too.
	8:51pm Jesse K: re: repetetive music, I was watching this documentary on krautrock or something and heard this vague story about Jaki Liebezeit playing jazz before joining Can and someone was like: play more repetitive and simple. that was a revelation
	8:51pm coelacanth: well,that album is much more poppy in general; but the instrumental arrangements are very good. and thanks for that address. i saved it for later.
	8:51pm Jesse K: That's maybe the least amount of detail one could have and still technically call it a story
	8:53pm Dean: The Fall's "Repetition" is the Platonic ideal of rock music.
	8:54pm Doug Schulkind: I could easily choose from a number of vital organs to give up in order to have the entire P.S.F. catalog.
	8:55pm Dean: Just don't give up the Wurlitzer!
	8:56pm coelacanth: i like much repetitious music, but some r.e.m. songs (and i do like their first 4 albums...), and a few on hail to the thief, just sound like Michael Stipe,or Thom Yorke, is just fucking around after having not thought about the direction to go in at those points in the songs. ...or maybe it's just mindless self-indulgence. (like morressey)
	8:59pm Dean: If you like repetitious music, you'll LOVE repetitious comments. Earlier today on Tony Coulter's show I wondered whether Pierre Bastien had a song called, "I Moan, Naomi," and now here we are again with The Sperm treated to a palindrome.
	9:09pm Jesse K: I do LOVE repetetive comments
	9:10pm glenn: is florida the bestest place in the world or what? news.nationalpost.com...
	9:10pm Dean: For coelacanth: If you like repetitious music, you'll LOVE repetitious comments. Earlier today on Tony Coulter's show I wondered whether Pierre Bastien had a song called, "I Moan, Naomi," and now here we are again with The Sperm treated to a palindrome.
	9:14pm Dean: Er, I mean, for Jesse K.
	9:20pm Mailman Tom: I find myself listening to Give the Drummer Radio more and more these days.
	9:25pm Jesse K: Hi Glenn! Welcome Mailman Tom, we're glad to have you
	9:25pm northguineahills: I grew up not far from where the story glenn linked. How the hell do you get eaten by a gator? I used to regularly swim in lakes w/ alligators all the time (sometimes under the influence of alcohol and other substances). You either have to fuck w/ them, or have the displeasure of startling a mama gator during nesting season. They usually stay in 'their' part of the water.
	9:29pm Dean: NGH, that was my experience in the Southern California suburbs, too.
	9:41pm northguineahills: Wait, how did alligators and lakes make it to SoCal? (Salton Sea doesn't count)
	9:42pm northguineahills: Thanks Jesse! Gotta jump, have a great night everyone!
	9:44pm Jesse K: Night nothguineahills, have a great week!
	9:44pm Dean: I'm just saying that if you startled a mama gator during nesting season in Whittier, you'd pay hell. I never saw a mama gator in Whittier.
	9:57pm Doug Schulkind: Happy chem trails, to you, until we meet again NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT!
	9:59pm coelacanth: Thanks Jesse! 'till then drummers. (and other...)
	10:03pm Squirrel: Hill? Oh. Goodbye.
	10:04pm Jesse K: Or something

Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from December 8, 2015

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