WFMU: Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from April 16, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:08am Marcel M: Good evening. I like this.
	12:09am rich: good evening marcel et al. here's your eye candy for the week: https://www.behance.net/linthout
	12:21am P-90: Good evening, Rich and Carcassians.
	12:34am Dave in Vermont on the phone: Beyond words how much I am appreciating this set with its seamless transitions etc
	12:35am JP from KC: I think I'm about to break 1,000,000 points. ;)
	12:43am Fox (Rā-chul): I like the sound of this.
	12:43am Marcel M: Yeah this is awesome. Hi Rachael!
	12:45am rich: as long as those points are between a and b jp
	12:46am Opal: digging this
	12:49am Fox (Rā-chul): Hello Marcel! I am sorry I missed your show at the Acheron last week. I am too embarrassingly broke to do anything, and it sucks!
	12:55am Fox (Rā-chul): Thank you, Rich, for a perfect soundtrack for my Friday night of scanning in a mountain of ancient family photos while the pills kick in.
	12:57am rich: yoru wolceme
	1:04am Marcel M: @Fox: No worries!! We'll be playing.
	1:28am Dave in Vermont: 'you can do what you want to behind any closed door'
	1:33am Mysterious Apparition: Thank you for your existence!
	1:37am JakeGould: Cheap Fucking Trick!!!! YES! RIGHT WHEN I LOGIN!
	1:38am JakeGould: @Fox: Best wishes in your scanning. I scanned about 900+ this past hear (fronts and backs; 1,800+ scans) so you have my support and sympathy.
	1:41am JakeGould: Late comment but nice supermarket cart POV in the Lorenzo Linkhout portfolio.
	1:51am Tamar: I was waiting for that segue!
	1:52am rich: for how long?
	1:55am Fox (Rā-chul): Jake: It's frustrating that nobody else in my family seems to care about the photos. They were all left in the basement where it gets moldy. I'm excited though, because I found a Great Aunt who seems to have had the same health problems as me! She even looks like me!
	1:57am Tamar: Once you started playing that PiL song. I thought, "Oh, he's gonna play Sleater-Kinney next."
	1:57am JakeGould: @Fox(Rā-chul): It is frustrating. I won’t get into a long story past saying that the photos I scanned went through a lot and some of the worthless relatives I stole (yes, stole) them from honestly told me “Who cares?” And if I mentioned younger kids in the family, they would even say, “They won’t care.” That’s [art of the reason I stole back some of my family history; some relatives who still are around would be more than happy to let the photos burn or rot. So this is a sad/common story… So you are doing great work! Don’t let the weight of idiots put you down! Always preserve the past.
	2:01am Fox (Rā-chul): Jake: are you the black sheep of the family as well? I am, and I imagine that has something to do with why I care so much about the history of a family that others are part of and take for granted. I sort of stole these photos as well. I knew nobody would bother to scan them and share them with the rest of the family, and they'd just get lost. Frustrating.
	2:04am Fox (Rā-chul): I uncovered a secret wedding that my family kept quiet about. Seems a Great Aunt of mine that we all knew as a spinster had actually been married. Sadly, her husband left her after a few months and remarried, but she being a dutiful Catholic, never touched another man. The photographs are beautiful and tragic.
	2:07am JakeGould: @Fox(Rā-chul): Pretty much. My siblings are decades older than me and are assholes. Both divorces and—this is key—both of them after degraded into being religious nuts. The key issue is the religious loons they basically are advised that anything they do to put their secular life behind them is acceptable. Thus the neglect of these photos. I have nephews and nieces who are in different stages of coming to terms with their parent’s insanity and I am the black sheep and quite possibly the only person who can ever talk rationally to them about the family past. So yeah, cool you are doing this. And it can be exhausting but keep it up! History gets destroyed every day and many family’s are denying their own family access to that history. Some sick people out there.
	2:10am Fox (Rā-chul): Jake: You scanned in the backs of the photos? Was that because of awesome old card photographs with stuff like this on the back: www.flickr.com... (if you can see it?) Man, I love those old fancy photographs!
	2:11am Fox (Rā-chul): (I'm never going to reproduce, so I'm not sure why I'm the one who cares about this stuff. But then, I also think it's weird that people with kids aren't more concerned with Global Warming.
	2:12am JakeGould: @Fox: Yeah, I scanned the backs because either they were truly old school photos with details on the back that are important for context. Or even modern photos where relatives simply places basic date/context info on the back. I’ve worked for museums so I understand the value of scanning “ipso” and “verso” of works. Details that might not seem important now might be years from now.
	2:13am JakeGould: Verso/Recto? It’s late. Ipso-not-so-awake.
	2:18am JakeGould: @Fox(Rā-chul): FWIW you might not have children, but honestly if a relative pops up out of nowhere to ask about family stuff and such… There you go… Piles of scans…
	2:23am Fox (Rā-chul): Jake: Luckily, there's a facebook group of a branch of my dad's family that still lives in the same town in NJ where they all started. All of my Great Grandparents were immigrants, so it only goes back so far. I was able to ask them some questions about relatives, and I'll share the photos with them after this huge batch is scanned in, and hopefully get me some answers. I've a dream of getting a camper and traveling the country to visit all of my relatives and scanning in all of their old family photos. Even though they don't like me. :)
	2:34am Fox (Rā-chul): This is AWESOME.
	3:02am Fox (Rā-chul): Yay for Wally Wood!!!

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from April 16, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Erik Friedlander/Ikue Mori/Sylvie Courvoisier	Dreams of Your Leaving	Claws and Wings	Skipstone		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
International Contemporary Ensemble	Ghostlight	On The Nature Of Thingness	Starkland		0:08:24 (Pop-up)
Noszferatu	How The Hammer Felt "How The Hammer Felt" by "Noszferatu"	Drempel	Birmingham Conservatoire	Andrew Poppy (composer)	0:18:31 (Pop-up)
Niels Lyhne Lokkegaard	Descending Piece	The Wire Tapper 40	The Wire		0:25:55 (Pop-up)
Klangstabil	Un Testardo Rumoroso "Un Testardo Rumoroso" by "Klangstabil"	Gioco Bambino	Plate Lunch		0:29:49 (Pop-up)
DJ Sniff	Two "Two" by "DJ Sniff"	EP	Psi Records		0:33:50 (Pop-up)
Hi-Speed	Agues Die Macinesse "Agues Die Macinesse" by "Hi-Speed"	Erioka Con Animac Planetico	Creativeman Disc		0:36:20 (Pop-up)
Sutcliffe Jugend	This Is The Truth	This Is The Truth	Ground Fault / Hospital		0:39:55 (Pop-up)
Ran Slavin	Fake Sunsets "Fake Sunsets" by "Ran Slavin"	Bittersweet Melodies	Cronica		0:46:40 (Pop-up)
Explosions In The Sky	Landing Cliffs	The Wilderness	Temporary Residence Ltd.		0:50:03 (Pop-up)

The Lovin' Spoonful	Darling Be Home Soon	You're A Big Boy Now	Kama Sutra		1:03:51 (Pop-up)
Jan & Dean	Rain Clouds Long Gone "Rain Clouds Long Gone" by "Jan & Dean"	Save For A Rainy Day	Sundazed		1:07:28 (Pop-up)
Jan & Lorraine	Break Out The Wine	Gypsy People	Fallout		1:10:17 (Pop-up)
Clear Light	Think Again "Think Again" by "Clear Light"	Clear Light	Ace/Big Beat		1:13:17 (Pop-up)
Brave New World	Malpais Corn Dance	Impressions On Reading Aldous Huxley	ARF		1:14:49 (Pop-up)
Bows	B boy blunt "B boy blunt" by "Bows"	Cassidy	Too Pure		1:18:10 (Pop-up)
Breathless	Green Finger Swinger "Green Finger Swinger" by "Breathless"	Blue Moon	Tenor Vossa		1:20:50 (Pop-up)
Prudence	Band of Gold "Band of Gold" by "Prudence"	Songs of Greg Brown	Red House Records		1:25:26 (Pop-up)
Dean Wareham & Britta Phillips	Mistress America	Mistress America	Milan		1:29:22 (Pop-up)
The High Llamas	McKain James "McKain James" by "The High Llamas"	Here Come The Rattling Trees	Drag City		1:32:07 (Pop-up)
Cheap Trick	Hello There "Hello There" by "Cheap Trick"	In Color	Epic/Legacy		1:34:29 (Pop-up)
The Psychedelic Furs	Pulse "Pulse" by "The Psychedelic Furs"	Should God Forget: A Retrospective	Columbia/Legacy		1:36:04 (Pop-up)
Fastbacks	Wait It Out "Wait It Out" by "Fastbacks"	Alone In a Furniture Warehouse	Munster		1:38:39 (Pop-up)
The Breeders	Overglazed "Overglazed" by "The Breeders"	Mountain Battles	4AD	i believe i hit the wrong song oh well	1:41:12 (Pop-up)
PIL	God "God" by "PIL"	That What Is Not	Virgin		1:43:09 (Pop-up)
Sleater Kinney	Price Tag "Price Tag" by "Sleater Kinney"	No Cities To Love	Sub Pop		1:48:35 (Pop-up)
Swell Maps	Let's Buy A Bridge "Let's Buy A Bridge" by "Swell Maps"	Jane from Occupied Europe	Secretly Canadian		1:52:27 (Pop-up)

Ghost	Tune In, Turn On, Free Tibet	Tune In, Turn On, Free Tibet	Drag City		2:04:46 (Pop-up)
Fat White Family	Love Is The Crack	Songs For Our Mothers	Without Consent / Fat Possum		2:38:41 (Pop-up)
Wondeur Brass	It's Insane "It's Insane" by "Wondeur Brass"	Ravir	Ambiances Magnétiques		2:42:14 (Pop-up)
Chastity Belt	The Thing "The Thing" by "Chastity Belt"	Time To Go Home	Hardly Art		2:47:34 (Pop-up)
Cheater Slicks	I'm Coming Home "I'm Coming Home" by "Cheater Slicks"	Forgive Thee	In The Red		2:49:49 (Pop-up)
(International) Tall Dwarfs	The Slide	In the Dying Days of Helen Young	Tall Dwarfs		2:52:07 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:08am Marcel M: Good evening. I like this.
	12:09am rich: good evening marcel et al. here's your eye candy for the week: https://www.behance.net/linthout
	12:21am P-90: Good evening, Rich and Carcassians.
	12:34am Dave in Vermont on the phone: Beyond words how much I am appreciating this set with its seamless transitions etc
	12:35am JP from KC: I think I'm about to break 1,000,000 points. ;)
	12:43am Fox (Rā-chul): I like the sound of this.
	12:43am Marcel M: Yeah this is awesome. Hi Rachael!
	12:45am rich: as long as those points are between a and b jp
	12:46am Opal: digging this
	12:49am Fox (Rā-chul): Hello Marcel! I am sorry I missed your show at the Acheron last week. I am too embarrassingly broke to do anything, and it sucks!
	12:55am Fox (Rā-chul): Thank you, Rich, for a perfect soundtrack for my Friday night of scanning in a mountain of ancient family photos while the pills kick in.
	12:57am rich: yoru wolceme
	1:04am Marcel M: @Fox: No worries!! We'll be playing.
	1:28am Dave in Vermont: 'you can do what you want to behind any closed door'
	1:33am Mysterious Apparition: Thank you for your existence!
	1:37am JakeGould: Cheap Fucking Trick!!!! YES! RIGHT WHEN I LOGIN!
	1:38am JakeGould: @Fox: Best wishes in your scanning. I scanned about 900+ this past hear (fronts and backs; 1,800+ scans) so you have my support and sympathy.
	1:41am JakeGould: Late comment but nice supermarket cart POV in the Lorenzo Linkhout portfolio.
	1:51am Tamar: I was waiting for that segue!
	1:52am rich: for how long?
	1:55am Fox (Rā-chul): Jake: It's frustrating that nobody else in my family seems to care about the photos. They were all left in the basement where it gets moldy. I'm excited though, because I found a Great Aunt who seems to have had the same health problems as me! She even looks like me!
	1:57am Tamar: Once you started playing that PiL song. I thought, "Oh, he's gonna play Sleater-Kinney next."
	1:57am JakeGould: @Fox(Rā-chul): It is frustrating. I won’t get into a long story past saying that the photos I scanned went through a lot and some of the worthless relatives I stole (yes, stole) them from honestly told me “Who cares?” And if I mentioned younger kids in the family, they would even say, “They won’t care.” That’s [art of the reason I stole back some of my family history; some relatives who still are around would be more than happy to let the photos burn or rot. So this is a sad/common story… So you are doing great work! Don’t let the weight of idiots put you down! Always preserve the past.
	2:01am Fox (Rā-chul): Jake: are you the black sheep of the family as well? I am, and I imagine that has something to do with why I care so much about the history of a family that others are part of and take for granted. I sort of stole these photos as well. I knew nobody would bother to scan them and share them with the rest of the family, and they'd just get lost. Frustrating.
	2:04am Fox (Rā-chul): I uncovered a secret wedding that my family kept quiet about. Seems a Great Aunt of mine that we all knew as a spinster had actually been married. Sadly, her husband left her after a few months and remarried, but she being a dutiful Catholic, never touched another man. The photographs are beautiful and tragic.
	2:07am JakeGould: @Fox(Rā-chul): Pretty much. My siblings are decades older than me and are assholes. Both divorces and—this is key—both of them after degraded into being religious nuts. The key issue is the religious loons they basically are advised that anything they do to put their secular life behind them is acceptable. Thus the neglect of these photos. I have nephews and nieces who are in different stages of coming to terms with their parent’s insanity and I am the black sheep and quite possibly the only person who can ever talk rationally to them about the family past. So yeah, cool you are doing this. And it can be exhausting but keep it up! History gets destroyed every day and many family’s are denying their own family access to that history. Some sick people out there.
	2:10am Fox (Rā-chul): Jake: You scanned in the backs of the photos? Was that because of awesome old card photographs with stuff like this on the back: www.flickr.com... (if you can see it?) Man, I love those old fancy photographs!
	2:11am Fox (Rā-chul): (I'm never going to reproduce, so I'm not sure why I'm the one who cares about this stuff. But then, I also think it's weird that people with kids aren't more concerned with Global Warming.
	2:12am JakeGould: @Fox: Yeah, I scanned the backs because either they were truly old school photos with details on the back that are important for context. Or even modern photos where relatives simply places basic date/context info on the back. I’ve worked for museums so I understand the value of scanning “ipso” and “verso” of works. Details that might not seem important now might be years from now.
	2:13am JakeGould: Verso/Recto? It’s late. Ipso-not-so-awake.
	2:18am JakeGould: @Fox(Rā-chul): FWIW you might not have children, but honestly if a relative pops up out of nowhere to ask about family stuff and such… There you go… Piles of scans…
	2:23am Fox (Rā-chul): Jake: Luckily, there's a facebook group of a branch of my dad's family that still lives in the same town in NJ where they all started. All of my Great Grandparents were immigrants, so it only goes back so far. I was able to ask them some questions about relatives, and I'll share the photos with them after this huge batch is scanned in, and hopefully get me some answers. I've a dream of getting a camper and traveling the country to visit all of my relatives and scanning in all of their old family photos. Even though they don't like me. :)
	2:34am Fox (Rā-chul): This is AWESOME.
	3:02am Fox (Rā-chul): Yay for Wally Wood!!!

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from April 16, 2016

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