WFMU: Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from January 31, 2019

Listener comments!
	👻 3:04pm Bas NL: Hi Fabio! Owww.. i love this song..
	3:05pm Brendan: Hi dee ho
	3:05pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Fabio! This is my kind of music!
	3:06pm Webhamster Henry: I wish I could hear above 13 Khz.
	3:07pm P-90: NOT failure to remember to tune in an hour “earlier” when traveling in the Central Time Zone... Ciao Fabio and friends
	👻 3:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Buh-rrr! Party time for Ice Cube Man!
	👻 3:11pm Bas NL: I miss Holger Czukay. He was an amazing man.
	3:12pm βrian: This party is more fun when one is fashionably late.
	3:18pm Brendan: The Vietnamese influences on this album are lovely.
	3:18pm Michael 98145: space raga
	3:20pm Michael 98145: { discogs: "Inspired by his studies with Karlheinz Stockhausen, fascination with radios, electronics and multi-tracking studio and collage techniques, Holger Czukay together with one Rolf Dammers (a technician/engineer) decided to try and create their own such works." }
	👻 3:21pm Rev. Turnip Druid: is this where is it the hippie soirée?
	3:23pm Mr. Pumpy: Interesting...I thought of Stockhausen right away. Cool stuff. I'm off from work today (teacher.) so I get to catch the show from the beginning. Fabio...do you miss Clay coming in and torturing you before your shoe is over?
	3:23pm slugluv1313: Good Afternoon, Fabio and everyone! Ice Cube Man is right -- hope everyone is staying warm!
	3:27pm Michael 98145: { unbelievable, brrr - www.weather.gov... }
	3:29pm dale: hi fabio. i never knew charles schultz was so out there.
	3:29pm βrian: Now that it's getting warmer, maybe we'll start hearing owls again. It's been too quiet lately.
	3:29pm Mr. Pumpy: Fabio, if you haven't, check out: Henk Badings / Dick Raaijmakers ‎– Electronic Music. I just found it at a Salvation Army for a dollar. You may dig. Here's a track... www.youtube.com...
	3:30pm Mr. Pumpy: www.discogs.com...
	3:31pm Mr. Pumpy: Oscillators, baby. Oscillators a plenty!
	3:31pm tim from champaign: @dale - How do you think Snoopy's brother Spike came about? He was a far out smokey dude!
	3:33pm dale: yeah tim, the scraggly moustache, the stoned look....
	3:41pm Fabio: @Mr. Pumpy: Yeah, love those guys! here's an old show with a Raaijmakers track for ya: wfmu.org...
	3:45pm Mr. Pumpy: @Fabio...cool, I'll check it out. I figured you were down with those guys. And...missing the torture or no? ;)
	3:46pm Granny Spicy Tuna: This is massaging my aura
	3:47pm dale: good score pumpy. all i ever find is pat cooper in a tub of spaghetti and bad christian families singing for jesus lately.
	3:47pm nic: wow love this !!!
	3:48pm davefromtoronto: the tension is mounting...
	3:48pm Granny Spicy Tuna: ok, i am really into these visuals, too
	3:49pm Mr. Pumpy: @dale...I hear ya! Once in a while...something decent.
	3:58pm chresti: Hello from rainy DTLA!
	3:59pm dale: oooh, barry manilow!
	4:00pm Fredericks: I take it the woman is crying because Barry is playing so slowly.
	👻 4:00pm Bas NL: "Girl in Car"
	4:00pm nic: great!!!
	4:00pm chresti: Wish I could listen -have to go back inside the courtroom
	4:01pm listener james from westwood: How weird that I was thinking of this track the other day. Of all the things to come to mind!
	4:01pm dale: plead not guilty chresti.
	👻 4:03pm Bas NL: Give 'em hell Chresti!
	👻 4:04pm Bas NL: (Not bad!)
	4:04pm Fredericks: Hey, Mr.Pumpy what do you make of this comment? "W.F. Hermans de-masked this wanna be artist Raaymakers long time ago and it is unbelievable the trash of this looser is still polluting the world and poising our minds."
	👻 4:04pm Bas NL: Kreng = A horrible woman
	4:05pm northguineahills: Could have swore I've heard that Kreng piece before as something else, maybe as a dj mix cd.
	4:05pm steveo: CUBED
	👻 4:09pm Bas NL: Raaymakers was one of the first in electronic music. (And W.F. Hermans was a gifted writer but not a very amicable man...)
	4:10pm steveo: "Extrapolating as cubic is to cubed, quartic could become quarted and quintic could become quinted and so on. Extrapolating further, as quartet and quintet, three musicians could be a cubetet and two players could be a squaretet or quadratet." --from reddit
	👻 4:17pm Rev. Turnip Druid: violently digging.
	4:23pm Fredericks: Thanks Bas, I know next to nothing about either of them. It seems W.F. was staunchly anti-socialist.
	4:25pm Fredericks: Fabio, do you have "Chairman Mao is our Guide?" It came out in 1970.
	👻 4:26pm Bas NL: Hi @Fredericks! Well.. he lashed out left and right.. and up and down..
	4:26pm Itzall Ablurr: Is this Mernio Enniconne in reverse?
	4:29pm Fredericks: One of those guys, huh?
	👻 4:31pm Bas NL: Avant-garde.. anti-establishment..
	4:33pm Chris from DC: That feeling when you've been in meetings all afternoon and finally get time for this.
	4:35pm Fredericks: Now I want to know more about him. Forget Raaijmaker, unless Fabio has the above mentioned Mao piece.
	4:39pm Fabio: @ Fredericks: It's available in this boxed set of his work: The Complete Tape Music Of Dick Raaijmakers -- not sure if it's still available or not, but we do have it here in the library. I've played things from the box many times since its release. don't think I'll get to it today though....
	👻 4:42pm Bas NL: I got that box set too.. recommended.
	4:42pm Jeff Moore: If you like this Amore Violento... you might also like Arne Nordheim's Colorazione (for Hammond Organ X-66, Percussion, Delay, Ring Modulator And Filters) www.wfmu.org...
	4:43pm Brendan: This bed music has transported me to a Wurlitzer Wonderland
	4:46pm Chris from DC: Machinefabriek is incredibly prolific, too.
	👻 4:48pm Bas NL: I met Machinefabriek/Rutger Zuydervelt a couple of times.. always busy and running around. He's amazing 'live' on stage.
	4:50pm Fredericks: I understand. Maybe you can grab it next time you are grazing the library.
	4:50pm tim from champaign: What's the movie with the hippie drug dealer?
	4:52pm Brendan: Danny the dealer
	4:53pm Mr. Pumpy: Gosford Park is great. Co-written by Julian Fellowes, writer and creator of Downton Abbey. Also quite good, albeit not with the direction of Altman.
	4:53pm Ike: Spellbound is good. Hitchcock started showing interest in the relatively new fad for psychological therapy.
	4:53pm mzmzmz: I have "News from Home" VHS!! is one of my treasure collection.
	4:56pm Chris from DC: @Bas would like to see Machinefabriek one day.
	4:57pm Brendan: I snuck into Emanuelle as a kid with friends. We were transfixed.
	5:00pm Michael 98145: Those were simpler times. Wonder what is like growing up surrounded by porn ...?
	5:02pm Fredericks: This Rimarimba is nuts. I like it!
	5:02pm Michael 98145: i'm constantly reminded how much i love this station
	5:04pm Mr. Pumpy: @Fredericks. First off I would say a person's name should be spelled correctly, especially when an affront of some sort is the main focus (even if only reporting on it...perhaps it was Google translate. Secondy I would say, to each their own. I hate so much art criticism at this point that I stopped freelancing as far as reviews go. I like to write a more informative piece about something I appreciate rather than going in cold and being forced to pass judgment. I have agree more than ever with Zappa's statement, 'Writing about music is like dancing about architecture." I'm pretty sure he meant reviews/critiques being he read a shit-yon about music in his autodidactic exploration of composition and such. Anyhow...what do you make of that quote?
	5:07pm Mr. Pumpy: Typos aside...
	👻 5:09pm Bas NL: I found you have to find a reviewer first that has your taste in music. ;)
	👻 5:13pm Bas NL: Fabio, do you do reviews?
	5:14pm Carmichael: Zappa also said "Most rock journalism is people who can't write, interviewing people who can't talk, for people who can't read."
	5:15pm Fabio: @ Bas: I have done some, not a lot. mostly on film -- much less on music.
	5:16pm Fredericks: Mr. P. I have to say I agree more than a little bit with the quote. I did not know the dancing architecture quote was Zappa's. Regarding my originating quote: I like this line with the typos "polluting the world and poising our minds."
	5:17pm Mr. Pumpy: @Bas...I get that, but it's not opinion I'm looking for of late as much as analysis. Maybe I read to many reviews in my day. Who knows? I see your point, though. Roger Ebert was my movie man because even when I disagreed with him he seemed to be looking at all aspects of the work.
	5:20pm Mr. Pumpy: Fredericks...yes! I wasn't going to even point out that trainwreck of a passage.
	5:22pm Mr. Pumpy: Wait...maybe they meant poising!
	5:22pm Ike: Pauline Kael forever.
	👻 5:22pm Bas NL: I did some concert reviews back in the MySpace days. I learned not to listen to other members in the public and to start with a quick list of positive points. Then a review was easily made: just balance the positive.
	5:23pm Fredericks: I loved it. Main reason I posted it. Architecture quote belongs to Martin Mull ATMR
	5:24pm Carmichael: Digging the Fripp and Eno. Experimental innovators!
	5:24pm stefica: love this fripp&eno!!!!!!! thanks
	5:27pm Kat in Chicago: Evening Star is the other one I believe
	5:27pm nic: yeah great!!!
	5:32pm glenn: how many enzo barbarinos does it take to screw in a light bulb?
	5:34pm Mr. Pumpy: Fredericks...I've seen an interview wherein Zappa says the exact words, so one or both of them is a plagiarist. No concern of mine, it's the sentiment I am pointing out.
	5:34pm common: Happy Thursday, all
	5:36pm Mr. Pumpy: This Fripp/Eno record is a top ten for me. And I love this reissue with the reverses and half speeds.
	5:37pm tim from champaign: I'm really curious about the expanded Fripp/Eno with reverses and half speedds. It will take it into Neu 2 territory.
	👻 5:40pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Zappa seems like quite the plagiarist in general [trigger warning; sacrilege]. Tried to drink the FZ kool-aid as a young person. Alas it did not stick.
	5:40pm common: This is great
	👻 5:40pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: common speaks truth.
	5:41pm Mr. Pumpy: @tim...check it out. I feel it was done with care and the extras are only there if you want them. I find it interesting to hear them in different form after decades of listening to the straight-up tracks.
	5:44pm Mr. Pumpy: Zappa could be a mute or braggart. It's of little consequence as his compositions speak for themselves
	5:50pm Mr. Pumpy: Efrim Manuel Menuck. Nice. Silver Mt. Zion and Bardo Pond...one of my favorite shows.
	5:54pm Carmichael: @RTD, yep, me too. He was trying to be taken seriously and acting like Spike Jones at the same time. I just enjoy his more esoteric guitar solos and leave it at that.
	5:56pm nic: love this_great show!!!
	5:57pm chocolate monk: thanks, Fab xx
	👻 5:59pm Bas NL: Great show Fabio! Thanks for all the fantastic tunes!
	5:59pm Mr. Pumpy: Thanks you, Fabio. Me likes the Kool-Aid!
	6:00pm Rich in Washington: OH! Thatcher!
	6:00pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Fabio!
	6:03pm Fredericks: MLK had a rule that after you quoted someone with attribution three times you're no longer required to give attribution.

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from January 31, 2019

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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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January 31, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
James Last	Mr. Giant Man "Mr. Giant Man" by "James Last"	Voodoo Party		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Technical Space Composer's Crew	Shook Eyes Ammunition	Canaxis 5	Holger Czukay & Rolf Dammers	0:07:07 (Pop-up)
C-Schulz	Zwizzeron "Zwizzeron" by "C-Schulz"	5. Flicker Tunes		0:24:17 (Pop-up)
Alog	Drunk DJ's "Drunk DJ's" by "Alog"	Duck-Rabbit		0:30:06 (Pop-up)

Andrew Bernstein	Black Noise "Black Noise" by "Andrew Bernstein"	The Great Outdoors	See Audio/visuals accompaniments to this album at www.andrewbernste.in/thegreatoutdoors	0:43:54 (Pop-up)
John Krausbauer	Em3 "Em3" by "John Krausbauer"	Paralleled		0:48:05 (Pop-up)
Andrea Belfi	Her own Desert "Her own Desert" by "Andrea Belfi"	Between Neck & Stomach		0:52:49 (Pop-up)
En Dag	Pre-Dawn Chart "Pre-Dawn Chart" by "En Dag"	En Dag		0:55:39 (Pop-up)
Kreng	Meisje in Auto "Meisje in Auto" by "Kreng"	L'Autopsie Phenomenale de Dieu		0:58:50 (Pop-up)

Kreng	Asphyxia "Asphyxia" by "Kreng"	L'Autopsie Phenomenale de Dieu		1:09:01 (Pop-up)
Kreng	Vomitor "Vomitor" by "Kreng"	L'Autopsie Phenomenale de Dieu		1:09:13 (Pop-up)
lily greenham	Polar polaris "Polar polaris" by "lily greenham"	Lingual Music		1:14:47 (Pop-up)
Machinefabriek	With Peter Broderick	With Voices		1:20:48 (Pop-up)
Grey Park	F.A.F.O.D. "F.A.F.O.D." by "Grey Park"	Three Notes on Stockholm Palindrome		1:25:51 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Delirio Secondo "Delirio Secondo" by "Ennio Morricone"	A Quiet Place In The Country		1:34:33 (Pop-up)
Ennio Morricone	Un Amore Violento	A Quiet Place In The Country		1:34:52 (Pop-up)

Stuart Chalmers & Tom White	Elliptic Orbit	Awkward Objects		1:57:17 (Pop-up)
Rimarimba	Gone To Hell In A Small Bucket	Below the Horizon		2:00:09 (Pop-up)
Ethan Rose	...The Dot and the Line...	Singing Tower		2:04:53 (Pop-up)
Fripp & Eno	Swastika Girls (Reversed)	no pussyfooting expanded		2:13:20 (Pop-up)

Trans Vita Express	Anamnesi, Terminal, La Stazione, Gli Spiriti Guida, L' annuncio, La Partenza, I viaggiatori	Racconto Psicofonico Dell' Aldila'		2:33:47 (Pop-up)
Efrim Manuel Menuck	Hart_Kashoggi	Pissing Stars		2:47:45 (Pop-up)
Todd W. Emmert	Heaven Again "Heaven Again" by "Todd W. Emmert"	Devil's Return		2:49:53 (Pop-up)
Poetics	Silver Oranges of the Moon	Remixes of Recordings 1977--1983		2:55:36 (Pop-up)
Barbara Lynn	(Until Then) I'll Suffer	Atlantic Sisters of Soul		2:57:34 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	👻 3:04pm Bas NL: Hi Fabio! Owww.. i love this song..
	3:05pm Brendan: Hi dee ho
	3:05pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Fabio! This is my kind of music!
	3:06pm Webhamster Henry: I wish I could hear above 13 Khz.
	3:07pm P-90: NOT failure to remember to tune in an hour “earlier” when traveling in the Central Time Zone... Ciao Fabio and friends
	👻 3:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Buh-rrr! Party time for Ice Cube Man!
	👻 3:11pm Bas NL: I miss Holger Czukay. He was an amazing man.
	3:12pm βrian: This party is more fun when one is fashionably late.
	3:18pm Brendan: The Vietnamese influences on this album are lovely.
	3:18pm Michael 98145: space raga
	3:20pm Michael 98145: { discogs: "Inspired by his studies with Karlheinz Stockhausen, fascination with radios, electronics and multi-tracking studio and collage techniques, Holger Czukay together with one Rolf Dammers (a technician/engineer) decided to try and create their own such works." }
	👻 3:21pm Rev. Turnip Druid: is this where is it the hippie soirée?
	3:23pm Mr. Pumpy: Interesting...I thought of Stockhausen right away. Cool stuff. I'm off from work today (teacher.) so I get to catch the show from the beginning. Fabio...do you miss Clay coming in and torturing you before your shoe is over?
	3:23pm slugluv1313: Good Afternoon, Fabio and everyone! Ice Cube Man is right -- hope everyone is staying warm!
	3:27pm Michael 98145: { unbelievable, brrr - www.weather.gov... }
	3:29pm dale: hi fabio. i never knew charles schultz was so out there.
	3:29pm βrian: Now that it's getting warmer, maybe we'll start hearing owls again. It's been too quiet lately.
	3:29pm Mr. Pumpy: Fabio, if you haven't, check out: Henk Badings / Dick Raaijmakers ‎– Electronic Music. I just found it at a Salvation Army for a dollar. You may dig. Here's a track... www.youtube.com...
	3:30pm Mr. Pumpy: www.discogs.com...
	3:31pm Mr. Pumpy: Oscillators, baby. Oscillators a plenty!
	3:31pm tim from champaign: @dale - How do you think Snoopy's brother Spike came about? He was a far out smokey dude!
	3:33pm dale: yeah tim, the scraggly moustache, the stoned look....
	3:41pm Fabio: @Mr. Pumpy: Yeah, love those guys! here's an old show with a Raaijmakers track for ya: wfmu.org...
	3:45pm Mr. Pumpy: @Fabio...cool, I'll check it out. I figured you were down with those guys. And...missing the torture or no? ;)
	3:46pm Granny Spicy Tuna: This is massaging my aura
	3:47pm dale: good score pumpy. all i ever find is pat cooper in a tub of spaghetti and bad christian families singing for jesus lately.
	3:47pm nic: wow love this !!!
	3:48pm davefromtoronto: the tension is mounting...
	3:48pm Granny Spicy Tuna: ok, i am really into these visuals, too
	3:49pm Mr. Pumpy: @dale...I hear ya! Once in a while...something decent.
	3:58pm chresti: Hello from rainy DTLA!
	3:59pm dale: oooh, barry manilow!
	4:00pm Fredericks: I take it the woman is crying because Barry is playing so slowly.
	👻 4:00pm Bas NL: "Girl in Car"
	4:00pm nic: great!!!
	4:00pm chresti: Wish I could listen -have to go back inside the courtroom
	4:01pm listener james from westwood: How weird that I was thinking of this track the other day. Of all the things to come to mind!
	4:01pm dale: plead not guilty chresti.
	👻 4:03pm Bas NL: Give 'em hell Chresti!
	👻 4:04pm Bas NL: (Not bad!)
	4:04pm Fredericks: Hey, Mr.Pumpy what do you make of this comment? "W.F. Hermans de-masked this wanna be artist Raaymakers long time ago and it is unbelievable the trash of this looser is still polluting the world and poising our minds."
	👻 4:04pm Bas NL: Kreng = A horrible woman
	4:05pm northguineahills: Could have swore I've heard that Kreng piece before as something else, maybe as a dj mix cd.
	4:05pm steveo: CUBED
	👻 4:09pm Bas NL: Raaymakers was one of the first in electronic music. (And W.F. Hermans was a gifted writer but not a very amicable man...)
	4:10pm steveo: "Extrapolating as cubic is to cubed, quartic could become quarted and quintic could become quinted and so on. Extrapolating further, as quartet and quintet, three musicians could be a cubetet and two players could be a squaretet or quadratet." --from reddit
	👻 4:17pm Rev. Turnip Druid: violently digging.
	4:23pm Fredericks: Thanks Bas, I know next to nothing about either of them. It seems W.F. was staunchly anti-socialist.
	4:25pm Fredericks: Fabio, do you have "Chairman Mao is our Guide?" It came out in 1970.
	👻 4:26pm Bas NL: Hi @Fredericks! Well.. he lashed out left and right.. and up and down..
	4:26pm Itzall Ablurr: Is this Mernio Enniconne in reverse?
	4:29pm Fredericks: One of those guys, huh?
	👻 4:31pm Bas NL: Avant-garde.. anti-establishment..
	4:33pm Chris from DC: That feeling when you've been in meetings all afternoon and finally get time for this.
	4:35pm Fredericks: Now I want to know more about him. Forget Raaijmaker, unless Fabio has the above mentioned Mao piece.
	4:39pm Fabio: @ Fredericks: It's available in this boxed set of his work: The Complete Tape Music Of Dick Raaijmakers -- not sure if it's still available or not, but we do have it here in the library. I've played things from the box many times since its release. don't think I'll get to it today though....
	👻 4:42pm Bas NL: I got that box set too.. recommended.
	4:42pm Jeff Moore: If you like this Amore Violento... you might also like Arne Nordheim's Colorazione (for Hammond Organ X-66, Percussion, Delay, Ring Modulator And Filters) www.wfmu.org...
	4:43pm Brendan: This bed music has transported me to a Wurlitzer Wonderland
	4:46pm Chris from DC: Machinefabriek is incredibly prolific, too.
	👻 4:48pm Bas NL: I met Machinefabriek/Rutger Zuydervelt a couple of times.. always busy and running around. He's amazing 'live' on stage.
	4:50pm Fredericks: I understand. Maybe you can grab it next time you are grazing the library.
	4:50pm tim from champaign: What's the movie with the hippie drug dealer?
	4:52pm Brendan: Danny the dealer
	4:53pm Mr. Pumpy: Gosford Park is great. Co-written by Julian Fellowes, writer and creator of Downton Abbey. Also quite good, albeit not with the direction of Altman.
	4:53pm Ike: Spellbound is good. Hitchcock started showing interest in the relatively new fad for psychological therapy.
	4:53pm mzmzmz: I have "News from Home" VHS!! is one of my treasure collection.
	4:56pm Chris from DC: @Bas would like to see Machinefabriek one day.
	4:57pm Brendan: I snuck into Emanuelle as a kid with friends. We were transfixed.
	5:00pm Michael 98145: Those were simpler times. Wonder what is like growing up surrounded by porn ...?
	5:02pm Fredericks: This Rimarimba is nuts. I like it!
	5:02pm Michael 98145: i'm constantly reminded how much i love this station
	5:04pm Mr. Pumpy: @Fredericks. First off I would say a person's name should be spelled correctly, especially when an affront of some sort is the main focus (even if only reporting on it...perhaps it was Google translate. Secondy I would say, to each their own. I hate so much art criticism at this point that I stopped freelancing as far as reviews go. I like to write a more informative piece about something I appreciate rather than going in cold and being forced to pass judgment. I have agree more than ever with Zappa's statement, 'Writing about music is like dancing about architecture." I'm pretty sure he meant reviews/critiques being he read a shit-yon about music in his autodidactic exploration of composition and such. Anyhow...what do you make of that quote?
	5:07pm Mr. Pumpy: Typos aside...
	👻 5:09pm Bas NL: I found you have to find a reviewer first that has your taste in music. ;)
	👻 5:13pm Bas NL: Fabio, do you do reviews?
	5:14pm Carmichael: Zappa also said "Most rock journalism is people who can't write, interviewing people who can't talk, for people who can't read."
	5:15pm Fabio: @ Bas: I have done some, not a lot. mostly on film -- much less on music.
	5:16pm Fredericks: Mr. P. I have to say I agree more than a little bit with the quote. I did not know the dancing architecture quote was Zappa's. Regarding my originating quote: I like this line with the typos "polluting the world and poising our minds."
	5:17pm Mr. Pumpy: @Bas...I get that, but it's not opinion I'm looking for of late as much as analysis. Maybe I read to many reviews in my day. Who knows? I see your point, though. Roger Ebert was my movie man because even when I disagreed with him he seemed to be looking at all aspects of the work.
	5:20pm Mr. Pumpy: Fredericks...yes! I wasn't going to even point out that trainwreck of a passage.
	5:22pm Mr. Pumpy: Wait...maybe they meant poising!
	5:22pm Ike: Pauline Kael forever.
	👻 5:22pm Bas NL: I did some concert reviews back in the MySpace days. I learned not to listen to other members in the public and to start with a quick list of positive points. Then a review was easily made: just balance the positive.
	5:23pm Fredericks: I loved it. Main reason I posted it. Architecture quote belongs to Martin Mull ATMR
	5:24pm Carmichael: Digging the Fripp and Eno. Experimental innovators!
	5:24pm stefica: love this fripp&eno!!!!!!! thanks
	5:27pm Kat in Chicago: Evening Star is the other one I believe
	5:27pm nic: yeah great!!!
	5:32pm glenn: how many enzo barbarinos does it take to screw in a light bulb?
	5:34pm Mr. Pumpy: Fredericks...I've seen an interview wherein Zappa says the exact words, so one or both of them is a plagiarist. No concern of mine, it's the sentiment I am pointing out.
	5:34pm common: Happy Thursday, all
	5:36pm Mr. Pumpy: This Fripp/Eno record is a top ten for me. And I love this reissue with the reverses and half speeds.
	5:37pm tim from champaign: I'm really curious about the expanded Fripp/Eno with reverses and half speedds. It will take it into Neu 2 territory.
	👻 5:40pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Zappa seems like quite the plagiarist in general [trigger warning; sacrilege]. Tried to drink the FZ kool-aid as a young person. Alas it did not stick.
	5:40pm common: This is great
	👻 5:40pm Rev. Turnip Druid: also: common speaks truth.
	5:41pm Mr. Pumpy: @tim...check it out. I feel it was done with care and the extras are only there if you want them. I find it interesting to hear them in different form after decades of listening to the straight-up tracks.
	5:44pm Mr. Pumpy: Zappa could be a mute or braggart. It's of little consequence as his compositions speak for themselves
	5:50pm Mr. Pumpy: Efrim Manuel Menuck. Nice. Silver Mt. Zion and Bardo Pond...one of my favorite shows.
	5:54pm Carmichael: @RTD, yep, me too. He was trying to be taken seriously and acting like Spike Jones at the same time. I just enjoy his more esoteric guitar solos and leave it at that.
	5:56pm nic: love this_great show!!!
	5:57pm chocolate monk: thanks, Fab xx
	👻 5:59pm Bas NL: Great show Fabio! Thanks for all the fantastic tunes!
	5:59pm Mr. Pumpy: Thanks you, Fabio. Me likes the Kool-Aid!
	6:00pm Rich in Washington: OH! Thatcher!
	6:00pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Fabio!
	6:03pm Fredericks: MLK had a rule that after you quoted someone with attribution three times you're no longer required to give attribution.

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from January 31, 2019

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