WFMU: Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from May 2, 2020

Listener comments!
	11:59am chresti: Hi Mayuko and vertigo-ers!
	12:00pm fred: Good afternoon Mayuko and listenerds. Beg pardon? What is that about?
	12:00pm ParUbi: Hi chresti, hi fred, hi Mayuko!
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Mayuko and all, and happy May!
	12:01pm Sem: Hello and good afternoon, Mayuko, and greets, chresti and fred.
	12:01pm Sem: & ljfw.
	12:02pm sinister dexter: hi Mayuko and Listenerds , wow what a nice day
	12:02pm chresti: Hi Sem and ParUbi. fred and James, hello.
	12:05pm JakeGould: Hello Mayuko! And others! How are we all doing?
	12:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: !olleH
	12:07pm chresti: On my 2nd cup of coffee, Jake, so far so good...
	12:08pm fred: It feels kinda weird not to be working while the sun is so high. But Play Vertigo time is sacred. Has it only been a week?
	12:08pm JakeGould: Espresso Americano here. I’m fine.
	12:08pm ParUbi: Made a short trip to the hardware store's nursery. Harrowing but full of promise.
	12:08pm fred: First Guinness. I know I already used that line, but it's true
	12:10pm JakeGould: You start to realize how much retail transactions are schmoozing nowadays. Every transaction for the last two months has been, “Run in, buy stuff, leave…”
	12:11pm ParUbi: Glasses and masks really don't mix. Oh boy. Foggovision.
	12:12pm P-90: Konichiwa Mayuko-DJ and students
	12:12pm Doug Schulkind: So happy to be here. Hello Mayuko and fellow citizens!
	12:13pm Franco Twinkie: Mayuko, The sun is still up in the sky over here, and I'm outside on the front porch drawing, but I suspect any minute now the sun is going to fall into the sea. But in the mean time, I think I'll have more coffee.
	12:13pm chresti: Have you tried the drop of liquid soap trick? You leave a film of soap on the lenses@Par.
	12:13pm fred: @ParUbi: Mark Hurst said that washing glasses in soapy water then letting them dry without rinsing helps. I tried it and it seems to work (main issue is waiting for them to dry without headbutting walls)
	12:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Doug. I checked your disco playlist afterwards yesterday. Looks like it was quite a party.
	12:15pm ParUbi: @fred: thanks for the tip-- I'll give it a shot!
	12:15pm Mayuko: Belated welcome, all! Thank you for tuning in!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:15pm JakeGould: Shut that baby up!
	12:15pm WR: Some hippy doing Moondog & Ginsberg? I must be experiencing Vertigo...
	12:16pm Mayuko: All this coffee talk is making me wanna have another cup of coffee.
	12:17pm listener james from westwood: 10,000 liters of coffee!
	12:18pm fred: Tanzprocesz... I miss Jo and Sarah and all the noise/experimental gig gang (the shows too)
	12:18pm Doug Schulkind: @Ken From Hyde Park The archive is up. Set aside four hours and have at it!
	12:19pm rw: Good morning! Espresso here. But it's not working so well. That image is creepy and funny at the same time. I wish I could read Japanese. Does it go right to left?
	12:20pm rw: Oh. They're saying the same thing. I guess it doesn't matter.
	12:21pm fred: @rw: I think it's left to right horizontally, but right to left vertically. Not that it makes any difference to me, it might as well be German
	12:21pm JakeGould: That’s Perseus with Medusa’s head. fineartamerica.com...
	12:22pm Mayuko: Good morning rw! It goes left to right. Both says "Unknown Person."
	12:22pm rw: Ah! He's got her by the snakes!
	12:22pm Mayuko: Facial recognition failed!
	12:23pm spodiodi: Mayuko, good morning/afternoon! \,,/(^_^)\,,/ hi all!
	12:24pm rw: But Jake got it!
	12:26pm Ken From Hyde Park: There's a project for when museums open up again. Go around to all the statues and fill the database.
	12:26pm Mayuko: Jake is clearly superior to facial recognition systems.
	12:26pm Mayuko: Hii, spodiodi!!
	12:27pm rw: Medusa looks a little like my ex-mother-in-law.
	12:28pm fred: Then again, any facial recognition system that took a good look at Medusa was probably bricked
	12:28pm JakeGould: The thing about ancient art statuary and stuff… It’s kinda easy to figure out the subjects and such… I mean, how many other statues exist with that theme?
	12:28pm spodiodi: i wish my gf let me have a little pet snake :(
	12:28pm rw: Maybe more like my ex-sister-in-law.
	12:28pm Michael 98145: Here we are
	12:30pm Mayuko: But I'd imagine many characters been beheaded in the ancient time stories though? Jake is still superior to facial recognition system.
	12:31pm Mayuko: @rw I hope the similarity was only the appearance.
	12:31pm Mayuko: Thanks for tuning in, M98145!
	12:31pm JakeGould: Very cute pics of a tiny black cat playing with a garter snake. twitter.com...
	12:33pm JakeGould: Well, the major results of doing a search for “beheading statue” on Google and Perseus and Medusa… www.google.com...
	12:33pm fred: I don't think rw was confessing to having beheaded his ex-in-laws
	12:33pm spodiodi: that particular snake, jake, takes the cake
	12:34pm spodiodi: i have my heart set on a rough green snake (i'm hoping NGH can ship me one from Florida)
	12:34pm Marie: Hey Maykov, hey everybody! Really digging the show.
	12:34pm rw: Ha! fred. Not at all! I liked them all. Really.
	12:35pm Mayuko: Hallos, Marie! Thanks for tuning in!
	12:41pm rbrt: howdy
	12:41pm fred: I like this track
	12:42pm spodiodi: i like the track spelling... been a while since ive seen that. interesting track too
	12:44pm doctorjazz: Hello all! Beautiful day in the neighborhood (here in Joisey), just for back from a nice bike ride.
	12:46pm Webhamster Henry: Hi to Mayuko and Vertigo players
	12:46pm Mayuko: But so what is that? 3Y3Z L1K3 4N 3NG1N3 ???
	12:46pm Mayuko: Hi doctorjazz, and Henry! Welcome!! Hey rbrt!!!
	12:47pm spodiodi: EYES LIKE AN ENGINE
	12:48pm chresti: That Bugger track reminded me of the guy that pushes a cart around the neighborhood, selling snacks, he rings a bell when he gets to our house to alert the kids that live in the back house.
	12:48pm rbrt: eyes like an engine ?
	12:48pm P-90: “eyes like an engine”
	12:48pm Michael 98145: nice tracks
	12:49pm spodiodi: 3Y3Z L1K3 4N 3NG1N3 = EYES LIKE AN ENGINE
	12:49pm chresti: 3Y3Z L1K3 4N ...spodi beat me to it.
	12:49pm spodiodi: i used to send marketing email to cool kids abusing characters the same way
	12:50pm spodiodi: boy, was i clever. honk
	12:50pm spodiodi: 20+ years ago
	12:51pm spodiodi: Dynamotron is doing it for me
	12:52pm rbrt: this dynamatron is not f’n around
	12:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: When pocket calculators came out, it was fun to turn them around and make words from the upside-down numbers. 7 = L, 3 = E, ... .
	12:53pm rbrt: what’s a pocket calculator ?
	12:53pm JakeGould: @Ken: 58008
	12:53pm fred: Esplendor Geometrico... so good. But disappointing when I saw them 5 years ago. Coincidentally Jo (who runs Tanzprocesz) opened for them that day
	12:54pm chresti: I always thought using numbers 4 words had to do with having a limited word count before getting charged extra by the service provider.
	12:54pm spodiodi: hipsters, chresti. hipsters.
	12:54pm spodiodi: (Prince excluded -- he was a trailblazer)
	12:55pm JakeGould: Nowadays kids get around the social media block of the word “Penis” with “Pen15”
	12:55pm Rich in Washington: This is pretty intense!
	12:56pm spodiodi: 1337 spelling en.wikipedia.org...
	12:56pm chresti: And license plates, that's where I first saw the trend.
	12:56pm rbrt: that would of been pretty epic if that played till 2 lol
	12:56pm spodiodi: Dynamotron for president
	12:57pm WR: Isn't there a saying, healthy, wealthy & wise?
	12:57pm spodiodi: license plates have to be older than Prince's usage
	12:58pm Franco Twinkie: That relentless pounding was a perfect metaphor for the psychic space we are suffering through right now.
	12:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: The pocket calculator (aka gonkulator) followed slide rules & adding machines and preceded math apps on smart phones.
	1:00pm spodiodi: well said, Franco
	1:00pm chresti: The good 'ol calculator.
	1:00pm Franco Twinkie: True that, Mayuko, but still...
	1:01pm WR: No thinking No thinking No thinking. Gets in the way of letting the sounds pass through you. PS: rarely can I achieve that no thinking state.
	1:02pm spodiodi: WR: very well said.
	1:03pm spodiodi: REMAIN CALM :D
	1:05pm fred: I have way too much structure these days. No last minute noise show, no shows at all. I miss contemporary dance. I don't think I spent more than two months without seeing one in 25 years. Now it's off for at least 6 months. Now my life is just work. At least there's WFMU
	1:05pm spodiodi: thanks for the PSA stuff: i do my best to not notice too much :D
	1:08pm rbrt: positive chaos
	1:08pm spodiodi: to the sky and the sunshine
	1:08pm WR: @Fred @105. True that.
	1:10pm Mayuko: OKAY so the next challenge is 50 -10.0 0.0 20K 3.05 0.1!!!!!!!! What the heck is this?????
	1:11pm spodiodi: search me!
	1:12pm rbrt: LOL. the frequency ?
	1:12pm spodiodi: kind of on the topic: anyone know what Chicago's 25 or 6 to 4 is about? i never bothered to look, but have been curious
	1:13pm rbrt: this is kind of like an audio rorschach test. I hear a tea kettle whistling.
	1:13pm fred: The highest sounds feel like they're coming from a different place than the rest. Spatialization or phase parameters maybe?
	1:13pm paul b: I Had a stroke about 4 weeks ago and from the comfort or my sisters house barely know there’s a pandemic going on. Blessing and a curse really.
	1:13pm rw: docjazz! Glad you've been able to get out there. Last week you said the weather wasn't cooperating.
	1:14pm JosephB: Hey Mayuko and gang! I'm just getting up...
	1:14pm WR: Mayuko, what you said about first encountering "noise" recordings and it resonating for you, there is something about sounds reflecting unarticulated thoughts or feelings which brings joy and relief.
	1:14pm rw: Yesterday I heard the most beautiful squeaking. One of those roof mounted air vents.
	1:14pm fred: @paul b: Wow, that's serious! I hope you're recovering
	1:15pm spodiodi: paul b: hope you are recovering well
	1:15pm rw: It sounded a little like the lower bird calls in this Wolves and birds track. Joe!
	1:18pm Mayuko: Oh my god paul b!!!!! I am so glad you are okay and comfortable now!!!! Thank you for letting us know!!!!!!!
	1:18pm spodiodi: spodiodi: wikipedia says this about 25 or 6 to 4 : According to composer Robert Lamm, the song is about trying to write a song in the middle of the night. The song's title is the time at which the song is set: 25 or 26 minutes before 4 am.[18][19] Because of the unique phrasing of the song's title, "25 or 6 to 4" has been interpreted to mean everything from a quantity of illicit drugs to the name of a famous person in code.[20]
	1:19pm Mayuko: Good morning Joe B!!
	1:19pm spodiodi: 3:35 or 3:34am is the True Meaning
	1:20pm spodiodi: sounds like somebody playing a saw
	1:21pm chresti: A friend of ours plays the saw.
	1:22pm Mayuko: @WR I think your description is precisely how that type of art helps. It was my experience anyway!
	1:22pm JosephB: @paulb Good to hear you are okay and that you are recovering.
	1:23pm JosephB: Good morning rw!
	1:23pm spodiodi: i wouldn't mind hearing a saw vs theremin duel
	1:24pm Mayuko: to the very first fred's comment: it is indeed Beg pardon. Came from the book "Watt".
	1:25pm spodiodi: a quick search led me to a duet www.youtube.com...
	1:25pm Stanley: @paul b: my best wishes for a full recovery. Hello Mayuko and listeners of these types of recordings.
	1:25pm Mayuko: I'd be interested in hearing saw / theremin duo!
	1:25pm spodiodi: i actually found that guy's video stream before this searching on something else
	1:26pm spodiodi: it's a satisfying watch as well as listen
	1:27pm Mayuko: Hi Stanley! Thanks for tuning in! Hope you're staying well and safe over there.
	1:29pm spodiodi: i like this Mike Cooper too
	1:29pm fred: Beckett... I never read him. He wrote in French, which is very difficult for me to read. I'm trying to read a book in French these days (about dance), but I haven't had time for that in a month or so
	1:30pm chresti: Thanks spodi. Glad you're recovering and healing with Mayuko's help @PaulB
	1:31pm Stanley: Thanks Mayuko. I'm okay but a bit fed up, if truth be told, with the lack of space. Staying in as instructed. Having the window wide open helps.
	1:34pm dougseidel: Thank you Mayuko for making a world to be in
	1:37pm JosephB: Mayuko and listenerds, I was wondering if you might help me identify an artist who has been played on Vertigo in the past. I've searched the archives to no avail. He's a Japanese guitarist. The tracks I remember were instrumental and lo-fi. He uses drum machines, which makes it sound a bit industrial, and the guitar is heavy and distorted. I want to say mid 80s, but I could be wrong. Does this ring a bell for anyone? Thanks!!!
	1:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: Best or luck on your full and speedy recover, paul b. If you listen to the Wake 'n' Bake program, Clay Pigeon is doing fine, but not doing the show on account of some transportation issues. He should be back on 5/11.
	1:40pm chresti: That sounds like something I would like @JosephB
	1:41pm Brian in UK: Hello Mayuko and hipsters. @FRED I sent you this link on Jeffrey's show, not sure if you saw it. Thought you might like it. www.bfi.org.uk...
	1:42pm Mayuko: @Stanley yeah, lack of space really sucks at difficult times like this! I remember it was SO hard to live in a closet-like small space while having bad depression. However as a Japanese person I've been trained my WHOLE life to live in a tiny space so THAT helps! I guess!!!!! :D
	1:42pm Mayuko: Hi dougseidel!!! Thank you for being here!!!!
	1:44pm fred: @Brian: I didn't see it (a work emergency popped up soon into that show, I didn't have time to check the comments after that). I'll take a look after this show
	1:44pm Jeff g. via app: Good cleaning the refrigerator music. Journeying through layers of sound. And gunk. Thanks, Mayuko!
	1:44pm Brian in UK: @paul b hope you are not too impaired and that all your extremities are active.
	1:45pm Brian in UK: fred it can be streamed on Mubi over here.
	1:45pm Brian in UK: Hey Jeff g. I defrosted our 'fridge the other day. What a gas.
	1:46pm Franco Twinkie: Years ago I met this young Chilean guy who had hitch-hiked all the way up South America through the war zone of Central America. I let him stay at my house and he told me about all the crazy shit he had seen. One night we went to this club to see a friends band play. Also playing was this other another band that played tribal industrial percussion noise music. Run of the mill stuff for me, but he was totally freaked out! After seen brutality and mayhem up close, this bunch of Hollywood weirdos hitting amplified oil drums was to much for him. Sound can be destabilizing, that's why it is used as an instrument of torture. It is not a character flaw to dislike purposefully ugly sound. But hey, we're all intercepting on different wave lenghts,no?
	1:47pm fred: In an alarming development, I am now out of ice cream
	1:50pm JosephB: @franco That must have been intense for that guy. Out of curiosity, what was the band/club???
	1:51pm Mayuko: @Joe B hmm! Only Hiiragi Fukuda comes to my mind right now, though not exactly industrial maybe. More a little bit like Suicide.
	1:51pm spodiodi: sounds like a PTSD kind of experience for him, Franco
	1:51pm Mayuko: Thanks for listening, Brian in UK!!
	1:52pm Mayuko: Stay tuned for Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson!! wfmu.org...
	1:52pm Sem: Thank you, Mayuko, for this show. Take care.
	1:53pm Jeff g. via app: @brian I have hit the “pour boiling water on stuff” stage of cleaning, so some de-gassing is definitely happening.
	1:53pm Mayuko: Thank YOU, Sem, you too!!!
	1:54pm Michael 98145: Thank u again, Mayuko
	1:55pm Franco Twinkie: They we called Extra Fancy.
	1:55pm spodiodi: that's a great name
	1:55pm Michael 98145: tomorrow possibly will be like today
	1:56pm Franco Twinkie: ...And the club was called Luna Park.
	1:56pm JosephB: Thanks again Mayuko! And thanks for trying to answer that request, I'll check out Hiiragi and Fukuda. That could be it.
	1:56pm Ike: Sounding good today, Mayuko!
	1:56pm chresti: Thanks Mayuko!
	1:56pm JosephB: *Hiiragi Fukuda, sorry
	1:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Mayuko! sorry for all the chatter :D
	1:57pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks Mayuko! Don't over do it with the exercise!
	1:58pm fred: Thanks Mayuko! Indeed WFMU is how I keep track of days. And Saturday is special
	1:58pm Michael 98145: Luna Park was an amusement park in Seattle that operated from 1907 until 1913.
	1:59pm spodiodi: and a restaurant in SF
	1:59pm WR: Thank you Mayuko for the varied structured sounds and thank you fellow streamers for thoughts and entertainment.
	1:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Mayuko. In vertigo we trust!
	1:59pm JosephB: See everyone next week!
	1:59pm Dave in Vermont on the phone: Thank you mayuko
	2:00pm rw: Thank you Mayuko! Take care everyone!
	2:01pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Olleh Okuyam! Ih UMFW Xlof!
	2:01pm Mayuko: Thanks again everyone for listening! See you all again next week!!!!!!
	2:03pm P-90: Domo Thank You, Mayuko!
	2:11pm Jeff g. via app: Jazz is here.

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from May 2, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Åke Hodell	General Bussig (General Buddy-Buddy) (Part 2)	Verbal Brainwash & Other Works	Fylkingen	2000
Robert Ridley-Shackleton	The Opera	Cardboard Sane	Chocolate Monk	2020	0:02:01 (Pop-up)
Bonne Humeur Provisoire	10000 litres de fioul	10000 Litres De Fioul	Tanzprocesz	2020	0:14:15 (Pop-up)
Karl's Empty Body	1441 "1441" by "Karl's Empty Body"	Snatch Tapes 1	Snatch Tapes	1979	0:20:32 (Pop-up)
German Army	Texts Hidden in Hand "Texts Hidden in Hand" by "German Army"	Animals Remember Human	Crash Symbols	2020	0:23:55 (Pop-up)
Silver Apples	Fantasies "Fantasies" by "Silver Apples"	Contact	Kapp	1969	0:27:07 (Pop-up)
Viñu-vinu	Part Four "Part Four" by "Viñu-vinu"	Live at Casa del Popolo	Self-released	2020	0:33:00 (Pop-up)
The Bugger	3Y3Z L1K3 4N 3NG1N3 "3Y3Z L1K3 4N 3NG1N3" by "The Bugger"	Bugger Tape	Avon Terror Corps	2020	0:38:31 (Pop-up)
Desert Burials	Cages "Cages" by "Desert Burials"	Zov Zov - Fata Morgana	Berceuse Heroique	2020	0:43:52 (Pop-up)
Esplendor Geométrico	Dynamotron "Dynamotron" by "Esplendor Geométrico"	1980-1981 Prehistoric Sounds - Necrosis & More	Geometrik	2012	0:49:05 (Pop-up)

Andreas Lutz	50 -10.0 0.0 20K 3.05 0.1	Dyad Beta	Kasuga	2020	1:08:20 (Pop-up)
Ghèdalia Tazartès / Paweł Romańczuk / Andrzej Załęski	Wolves and Birds part 2	Carp’s Head	Monotype	2016	1:13:32 (Pop-up)
Olli Aarni	Pihapuu "Pihapuu" by "Olli Aarni"	Mustikoita ja kissankelloja	Mappa	2020	1:21:23 (Pop-up)
Mike Cooper	Stones For Voyaging "Stones For Voyaging" by "Mike Cooper"	Kiribati	Room40	2020	1:26:22 (Pop-up)
Biosphere	The Silent Orchestra "The Silent Orchestra" by "Biosphere"	Man with a Movie Camera	Touch	2006	1:32:28 (Pop-up)
Carmen Villain	So High You're Mine	So High You're Mine	Smalltown Supersound	2020	1:40:18 (Pop-up)
Samuel Rohrer, Max Loderbauer, Stian Westerhus, Tobias Freund	Giant Peach	Kave	Arjunamusic	2020	1:45:09 (Pop-up)
Rand and Holland	Tomorrow Will Be Like Today	Tomorrow Will Be Like Today	Staubgold	2003	1:50:32 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:59am chresti: Hi Mayuko and vertigo-ers!
	12:00pm fred: Good afternoon Mayuko and listenerds. Beg pardon? What is that about?
	12:00pm ParUbi: Hi chresti, hi fred, hi Mayuko!
	12:00pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Mayuko and all, and happy May!
	12:01pm Sem: Hello and good afternoon, Mayuko, and greets, chresti and fred.
	12:01pm Sem: & ljfw.
	12:02pm sinister dexter: hi Mayuko and Listenerds , wow what a nice day
	12:02pm chresti: Hi Sem and ParUbi. fred and James, hello.
	12:05pm JakeGould: Hello Mayuko! And others! How are we all doing?
	12:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: !olleH
	12:07pm chresti: On my 2nd cup of coffee, Jake, so far so good...
	12:08pm fred: It feels kinda weird not to be working while the sun is so high. But Play Vertigo time is sacred. Has it only been a week?
	12:08pm JakeGould: Espresso Americano here. I’m fine.
	12:08pm ParUbi: Made a short trip to the hardware store's nursery. Harrowing but full of promise.
	12:08pm fred: First Guinness. I know I already used that line, but it's true
	12:10pm JakeGould: You start to realize how much retail transactions are schmoozing nowadays. Every transaction for the last two months has been, “Run in, buy stuff, leave…”
	12:11pm ParUbi: Glasses and masks really don't mix. Oh boy. Foggovision.
	12:12pm P-90: Konichiwa Mayuko-DJ and students
	12:12pm Doug Schulkind: So happy to be here. Hello Mayuko and fellow citizens!
	12:13pm Franco Twinkie: Mayuko, The sun is still up in the sky over here, and I'm outside on the front porch drawing, but I suspect any minute now the sun is going to fall into the sea. But in the mean time, I think I'll have more coffee.
	12:13pm chresti: Have you tried the drop of liquid soap trick? You leave a film of soap on the lenses@Par.
	12:13pm fred: @ParUbi: Mark Hurst said that washing glasses in soapy water then letting them dry without rinsing helps. I tried it and it seems to work (main issue is waiting for them to dry without headbutting walls)
	12:14pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Doug. I checked your disco playlist afterwards yesterday. Looks like it was quite a party.
	12:15pm ParUbi: @fred: thanks for the tip-- I'll give it a shot!
	12:15pm Mayuko: Belated welcome, all! Thank you for tuning in!!!!!!!!!!!
	12:15pm JakeGould: Shut that baby up!
	12:15pm WR: Some hippy doing Moondog & Ginsberg? I must be experiencing Vertigo...
	12:16pm Mayuko: All this coffee talk is making me wanna have another cup of coffee.
	12:17pm listener james from westwood: 10,000 liters of coffee!
	12:18pm fred: Tanzprocesz... I miss Jo and Sarah and all the noise/experimental gig gang (the shows too)
	12:18pm Doug Schulkind: @Ken From Hyde Park The archive is up. Set aside four hours and have at it!
	12:19pm rw: Good morning! Espresso here. But it's not working so well. That image is creepy and funny at the same time. I wish I could read Japanese. Does it go right to left?
	12:20pm rw: Oh. They're saying the same thing. I guess it doesn't matter.
	12:21pm fred: @rw: I think it's left to right horizontally, but right to left vertically. Not that it makes any difference to me, it might as well be German
	12:21pm JakeGould: That’s Perseus with Medusa’s head. fineartamerica.com...
	12:22pm Mayuko: Good morning rw! It goes left to right. Both says "Unknown Person."
	12:22pm rw: Ah! He's got her by the snakes!
	12:22pm Mayuko: Facial recognition failed!
	12:23pm spodiodi: Mayuko, good morning/afternoon! \,,/(^_^)\,,/ hi all!
	12:24pm rw: But Jake got it!
	12:26pm Ken From Hyde Park: There's a project for when museums open up again. Go around to all the statues and fill the database.
	12:26pm Mayuko: Jake is clearly superior to facial recognition systems.
	12:26pm Mayuko: Hii, spodiodi!!
	12:27pm rw: Medusa looks a little like my ex-mother-in-law.
	12:28pm fred: Then again, any facial recognition system that took a good look at Medusa was probably bricked
	12:28pm JakeGould: The thing about ancient art statuary and stuff… It’s kinda easy to figure out the subjects and such… I mean, how many other statues exist with that theme?
	12:28pm spodiodi: i wish my gf let me have a little pet snake :(
	12:28pm rw: Maybe more like my ex-sister-in-law.
	12:28pm Michael 98145: Here we are
	12:30pm Mayuko: But I'd imagine many characters been beheaded in the ancient time stories though? Jake is still superior to facial recognition system.
	12:31pm Mayuko: @rw I hope the similarity was only the appearance.
	12:31pm Mayuko: Thanks for tuning in, M98145!
	12:31pm JakeGould: Very cute pics of a tiny black cat playing with a garter snake. twitter.com...
	12:33pm JakeGould: Well, the major results of doing a search for “beheading statue” on Google and Perseus and Medusa… www.google.com...
	12:33pm fred: I don't think rw was confessing to having beheaded his ex-in-laws
	12:33pm spodiodi: that particular snake, jake, takes the cake
	12:34pm spodiodi: i have my heart set on a rough green snake (i'm hoping NGH can ship me one from Florida)
	12:34pm Marie: Hey Maykov, hey everybody! Really digging the show.
	12:34pm rw: Ha! fred. Not at all! I liked them all. Really.
	12:35pm Mayuko: Hallos, Marie! Thanks for tuning in!
	12:41pm rbrt: howdy
	12:41pm fred: I like this track
	12:42pm spodiodi: i like the track spelling... been a while since ive seen that. interesting track too
	12:44pm doctorjazz: Hello all! Beautiful day in the neighborhood (here in Joisey), just for back from a nice bike ride.
	12:46pm Webhamster Henry: Hi to Mayuko and Vertigo players
	12:46pm Mayuko: But so what is that? 3Y3Z L1K3 4N 3NG1N3 ???
	12:46pm Mayuko: Hi doctorjazz, and Henry! Welcome!! Hey rbrt!!!
	12:47pm spodiodi: EYES LIKE AN ENGINE
	12:48pm chresti: That Bugger track reminded me of the guy that pushes a cart around the neighborhood, selling snacks, he rings a bell when he gets to our house to alert the kids that live in the back house.
	12:48pm rbrt: eyes like an engine ?
	12:48pm P-90: “eyes like an engine”
	12:48pm Michael 98145: nice tracks
	12:49pm spodiodi: 3Y3Z L1K3 4N 3NG1N3 = EYES LIKE AN ENGINE
	12:49pm chresti: 3Y3Z L1K3 4N ...spodi beat me to it.
	12:49pm spodiodi: i used to send marketing email to cool kids abusing characters the same way
	12:50pm spodiodi: boy, was i clever. honk
	12:50pm spodiodi: 20+ years ago
	12:51pm spodiodi: Dynamotron is doing it for me
	12:52pm rbrt: this dynamatron is not f’n around
	12:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: When pocket calculators came out, it was fun to turn them around and make words from the upside-down numbers. 7 = L, 3 = E, ... .
	12:53pm rbrt: what’s a pocket calculator ?
	12:53pm JakeGould: @Ken: 58008
	12:53pm fred: Esplendor Geometrico... so good. But disappointing when I saw them 5 years ago. Coincidentally Jo (who runs Tanzprocesz) opened for them that day
	12:54pm chresti: I always thought using numbers 4 words had to do with having a limited word count before getting charged extra by the service provider.
	12:54pm spodiodi: hipsters, chresti. hipsters.
	12:54pm spodiodi: (Prince excluded -- he was a trailblazer)
	12:55pm JakeGould: Nowadays kids get around the social media block of the word “Penis” with “Pen15”
	12:55pm Rich in Washington: This is pretty intense!
	12:56pm spodiodi: 1337 spelling en.wikipedia.org...
	12:56pm chresti: And license plates, that's where I first saw the trend.
	12:56pm rbrt: that would of been pretty epic if that played till 2 lol
	12:56pm spodiodi: Dynamotron for president
	12:57pm WR: Isn't there a saying, healthy, wealthy & wise?
	12:57pm spodiodi: license plates have to be older than Prince's usage
	12:58pm Franco Twinkie: That relentless pounding was a perfect metaphor for the psychic space we are suffering through right now.
	12:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: The pocket calculator (aka gonkulator) followed slide rules & adding machines and preceded math apps on smart phones.
	1:00pm spodiodi: well said, Franco
	1:00pm chresti: The good 'ol calculator.
	1:00pm Franco Twinkie: True that, Mayuko, but still...
	1:01pm WR: No thinking No thinking No thinking. Gets in the way of letting the sounds pass through you. PS: rarely can I achieve that no thinking state.
	1:02pm spodiodi: WR: very well said.
	1:03pm spodiodi: REMAIN CALM :D
	1:05pm fred: I have way too much structure these days. No last minute noise show, no shows at all. I miss contemporary dance. I don't think I spent more than two months without seeing one in 25 years. Now it's off for at least 6 months. Now my life is just work. At least there's WFMU
	1:05pm spodiodi: thanks for the PSA stuff: i do my best to not notice too much :D
	1:08pm rbrt: positive chaos
	1:08pm spodiodi: to the sky and the sunshine
	1:08pm WR: @Fred @105. True that.
	1:10pm Mayuko: OKAY so the next challenge is 50 -10.0 0.0 20K 3.05 0.1!!!!!!!! What the heck is this?????
	1:11pm spodiodi: search me!
	1:12pm rbrt: LOL. the frequency ?
	1:12pm spodiodi: kind of on the topic: anyone know what Chicago's 25 or 6 to 4 is about? i never bothered to look, but have been curious
	1:13pm rbrt: this is kind of like an audio rorschach test. I hear a tea kettle whistling.
	1:13pm fred: The highest sounds feel like they're coming from a different place than the rest. Spatialization or phase parameters maybe?
	1:13pm paul b: I Had a stroke about 4 weeks ago and from the comfort or my sisters house barely know there’s a pandemic going on. Blessing and a curse really.
	1:13pm rw: docjazz! Glad you've been able to get out there. Last week you said the weather wasn't cooperating.
	1:14pm JosephB: Hey Mayuko and gang! I'm just getting up...
	1:14pm WR: Mayuko, what you said about first encountering "noise" recordings and it resonating for you, there is something about sounds reflecting unarticulated thoughts or feelings which brings joy and relief.
	1:14pm rw: Yesterday I heard the most beautiful squeaking. One of those roof mounted air vents.
	1:14pm fred: @paul b: Wow, that's serious! I hope you're recovering
	1:15pm spodiodi: paul b: hope you are recovering well
	1:15pm rw: It sounded a little like the lower bird calls in this Wolves and birds track. Joe!
	1:18pm Mayuko: Oh my god paul b!!!!! I am so glad you are okay and comfortable now!!!! Thank you for letting us know!!!!!!!
	1:18pm spodiodi: spodiodi: wikipedia says this about 25 or 6 to 4 : According to composer Robert Lamm, the song is about trying to write a song in the middle of the night. The song's title is the time at which the song is set: 25 or 26 minutes before 4 am.[18][19] Because of the unique phrasing of the song's title, "25 or 6 to 4" has been interpreted to mean everything from a quantity of illicit drugs to the name of a famous person in code.[20]
	1:19pm Mayuko: Good morning Joe B!!
	1:19pm spodiodi: 3:35 or 3:34am is the True Meaning
	1:20pm spodiodi: sounds like somebody playing a saw
	1:21pm chresti: A friend of ours plays the saw.
	1:22pm Mayuko: @WR I think your description is precisely how that type of art helps. It was my experience anyway!
	1:22pm JosephB: @paulb Good to hear you are okay and that you are recovering.
	1:23pm JosephB: Good morning rw!
	1:23pm spodiodi: i wouldn't mind hearing a saw vs theremin duel
	1:24pm Mayuko: to the very first fred's comment: it is indeed Beg pardon. Came from the book "Watt".
	1:25pm spodiodi: a quick search led me to a duet www.youtube.com...
	1:25pm Stanley: @paul b: my best wishes for a full recovery. Hello Mayuko and listeners of these types of recordings.
	1:25pm Mayuko: I'd be interested in hearing saw / theremin duo!
	1:25pm spodiodi: i actually found that guy's video stream before this searching on something else
	1:26pm spodiodi: it's a satisfying watch as well as listen
	1:27pm Mayuko: Hi Stanley! Thanks for tuning in! Hope you're staying well and safe over there.
	1:29pm spodiodi: i like this Mike Cooper too
	1:29pm fred: Beckett... I never read him. He wrote in French, which is very difficult for me to read. I'm trying to read a book in French these days (about dance), but I haven't had time for that in a month or so
	1:30pm chresti: Thanks spodi. Glad you're recovering and healing with Mayuko's help @PaulB
	1:31pm Stanley: Thanks Mayuko. I'm okay but a bit fed up, if truth be told, with the lack of space. Staying in as instructed. Having the window wide open helps.
	1:34pm dougseidel: Thank you Mayuko for making a world to be in
	1:37pm JosephB: Mayuko and listenerds, I was wondering if you might help me identify an artist who has been played on Vertigo in the past. I've searched the archives to no avail. He's a Japanese guitarist. The tracks I remember were instrumental and lo-fi. He uses drum machines, which makes it sound a bit industrial, and the guitar is heavy and distorted. I want to say mid 80s, but I could be wrong. Does this ring a bell for anyone? Thanks!!!
	1:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: Best or luck on your full and speedy recover, paul b. If you listen to the Wake 'n' Bake program, Clay Pigeon is doing fine, but not doing the show on account of some transportation issues. He should be back on 5/11.
	1:40pm chresti: That sounds like something I would like @JosephB
	1:41pm Brian in UK: Hello Mayuko and hipsters. @FRED I sent you this link on Jeffrey's show, not sure if you saw it. Thought you might like it. www.bfi.org.uk...
	1:42pm Mayuko: @Stanley yeah, lack of space really sucks at difficult times like this! I remember it was SO hard to live in a closet-like small space while having bad depression. However as a Japanese person I've been trained my WHOLE life to live in a tiny space so THAT helps! I guess!!!!! :D
	1:42pm Mayuko: Hi dougseidel!!! Thank you for being here!!!!
	1:44pm fred: @Brian: I didn't see it (a work emergency popped up soon into that show, I didn't have time to check the comments after that). I'll take a look after this show
	1:44pm Jeff g. via app: Good cleaning the refrigerator music. Journeying through layers of sound. And gunk. Thanks, Mayuko!
	1:44pm Brian in UK: @paul b hope you are not too impaired and that all your extremities are active.
	1:45pm Brian in UK: fred it can be streamed on Mubi over here.
	1:45pm Brian in UK: Hey Jeff g. I defrosted our 'fridge the other day. What a gas.
	1:46pm Franco Twinkie: Years ago I met this young Chilean guy who had hitch-hiked all the way up South America through the war zone of Central America. I let him stay at my house and he told me about all the crazy shit he had seen. One night we went to this club to see a friends band play. Also playing was this other another band that played tribal industrial percussion noise music. Run of the mill stuff for me, but he was totally freaked out! After seen brutality and mayhem up close, this bunch of Hollywood weirdos hitting amplified oil drums was to much for him. Sound can be destabilizing, that's why it is used as an instrument of torture. It is not a character flaw to dislike purposefully ugly sound. But hey, we're all intercepting on different wave lenghts,no?
	1:47pm fred: In an alarming development, I am now out of ice cream
	1:50pm JosephB: @franco That must have been intense for that guy. Out of curiosity, what was the band/club???
	1:51pm Mayuko: @Joe B hmm! Only Hiiragi Fukuda comes to my mind right now, though not exactly industrial maybe. More a little bit like Suicide.
	1:51pm spodiodi: sounds like a PTSD kind of experience for him, Franco
	1:51pm Mayuko: Thanks for listening, Brian in UK!!
	1:52pm Mayuko: Stay tuned for Music For a Free World with Dave Sewelson!! wfmu.org...
	1:52pm Sem: Thank you, Mayuko, for this show. Take care.
	1:53pm Jeff g. via app: @brian I have hit the “pour boiling water on stuff” stage of cleaning, so some de-gassing is definitely happening.
	1:53pm Mayuko: Thank YOU, Sem, you too!!!
	1:54pm Michael 98145: Thank u again, Mayuko
	1:55pm Franco Twinkie: They we called Extra Fancy.
	1:55pm spodiodi: that's a great name
	1:55pm Michael 98145: tomorrow possibly will be like today
	1:56pm Franco Twinkie: ...And the club was called Luna Park.
	1:56pm JosephB: Thanks again Mayuko! And thanks for trying to answer that request, I'll check out Hiiragi and Fukuda. That could be it.
	1:56pm Ike: Sounding good today, Mayuko!
	1:56pm chresti: Thanks Mayuko!
	1:56pm JosephB: *Hiiragi Fukuda, sorry
	1:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Mayuko! sorry for all the chatter :D
	1:57pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks Mayuko! Don't over do it with the exercise!
	1:58pm fred: Thanks Mayuko! Indeed WFMU is how I keep track of days. And Saturday is special
	1:58pm Michael 98145: Luna Park was an amusement park in Seattle that operated from 1907 until 1913.
	1:59pm spodiodi: and a restaurant in SF
	1:59pm WR: Thank you Mayuko for the varied structured sounds and thank you fellow streamers for thoughts and entertainment.
	1:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Mayuko. In vertigo we trust!
	1:59pm JosephB: See everyone next week!
	1:59pm Dave in Vermont on the phone: Thank you mayuko
	2:00pm rw: Thank you Mayuko! Take care everyone!
	2:01pm Granny Spicy Tuna (e/em): Olleh Okuyam! Ih UMFW Xlof!
	2:01pm Mayuko: Thanks again everyone for listening! See you all again next week!!!!!!
	2:03pm P-90: Domo Thank You, Mayuko!
	2:11pm Jeff g. via app: Jazz is here.

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