WFMU: Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from July 30, 2020

Listener comments!
	👻 3:02pm Bas NL: Hello Fabio & Friends of Failure!
	3:02pm duke: Greetings fellow failures
	3:02pm Handy Haversack: Hello, Fabio. Hello, Failsafes. Party time?
	3:05pm TDK60: Hello Fabio and space age freeform friends.
	3:07pm tim from champaign (now washington): Fabio and Giant Peoples!
	3:08pm Mr. Pumpy: Hi-HO, Fabio and all! It seems like it's been months...
	3:08pm βrian: Safe from the Giant Man!
	3:09pm Mr. Pumpy: This sounds amazing...and reminds me to listen to Secret Chiefs 3 more often. (and Grails) Thanks, Fab!
	3:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Grooby Toons with Testify! ...or hang wit thuh Avant-garde uh clue ?? ...well I guess I should keep up with phillip in brooklyn's disaster du jour or I won't know what's going on next episode...
	3:11pm Mr. Pumpy: Rev Rab...if ya have to ask...
	3:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yerknow could be a quiz...
	3:13pm Handy Haversack: Mr. P! Good to see you Townshending again!
	3:16pm Carmichael: Heya Fabs and Failurites!
	3:16pm tim from champaign (now washington): I always enjoy hearing Jackie O Mofo!
	3:19pm Carmichael: A little early for filthy hippie music.
	3:20pm river: anyone have the name of that song in the background? with the female singer
	3:20pm river: that played for 1 second
	3:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yet to try DMT Thanks.
	3:21pm tim from champaign (now washington): Ballard's been on my mind lately. I haven't read anything of his in a few years and I'm starting to get a jones for his bummer vibes.
	3:22pm βrian: Jefferson Airplane White Rabbit
	👻 3:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bonjour, Monsieur Homme Géant!
	3:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love Airplane on American Bandstand - DickClark: Do you think parents have anything to worry about? PaulKantner: Oh - I think so !
	3:27pm WillCrete: This Carioca & Devas is thrilling. I am turning the volume knob up! Thanks for the sounds Fabio.
	3:28pm TDK60: I wonder if that was a 12-string guitar, or other south American double-string instrument, on Carioca & Devas.
	3:28pm Brown acid: Elitism is for the People!
	3:29pm kpx: testing?
	3:29pm TDK60: ..might have been a bandolim, similar to a Portuguese guitar, with 5 pairs of strings.
	3:29pm Chris from DC: Paêbirú, great record. Must dig that out again.
	3:31pm wfmu listener phillip: @Fabio. ohhh so good to hear you.
	3:31pm tom: hey fabio, with these ragas, got any sandy bull?
	3:32pm TDK60: ..there's a site: atlas of plucked instruments.
	3:33pm kpx: if you're reading this, I surrender!. name your terms!
	3:33pm wfmu listener phillip: WHOO it's another scorcher outside!
	3:33pm Mr. Pumpy: I won't
	3:34pm Crudbringer: poortooguwaysay
	3:34pm Mr. Pumpy: Handy, I T-shend with the best of them!
	3:34pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all. Hi.
	3:34pm Crudbringer: de Brathil
	3:35pm Crudbringer: More Fun?
	3:35pm bore in suffern: @kpx nice try, you couldn't afford it
	3:36pm The Butterman: “Here, put this tiny piece of paper on your tongue”. “Ok” Later… “Whoa!”
	3:37pm Ike: I could have been the spelling bitch, but I've been really busy!
	3:40pm tim from champaign (now washington): Quick show of hands... how many of you have both Pelt and Felt records?
	👻 3:40pm Bas NL: Spelling nazi might be more gender neutral?
	3:40pm spodiodi: hey Fabio! hi everyone
	3:41pm Mr. Pumpy: spod! Howeth it goeth?
	3:41pm Carmichael: @TDK: alter.cat...
	👻 3:43pm Rev. Turnip Druid: HELLO. I MUST HAVE TEA. DON'T GO ANYWHERE.
	3:43pm TDK60: Thanks Carmichael. Ha, they play mandolin and 12-string.
	3:44pm tim from champaign (now washington): This Pelt cut could easily be the piped in muzak at Colonel Kurtz's compound.
	3:46pm kpx: @Bore in suffern, she once said, if you contact me you just might find out that I'm not a nice person. She lied NOT!. What an abusive use of power. She truly is the Queen of Mean!.
	3:47pm Ike: Hmm. I'd rather be a bitch than a Nazi. Maybe neither? Should we go with spelling jackass? Spelling weasel? Spelling dipshit?
	3:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Even the wet market wanted us dead ...& that's who we really took orders from anyway...
	3:47pm spodiodi: Sir Pumpy of the Windmill, relieved, but giving in to Failure nonetheless. ya bad self?
	3:48pm Victor Eremita: Was that a quick take?
	3:48pm TDK60: Hector de Spell.
	3:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pumpy are you in fact a Reverse Townshend or does he actually windmill upstrokes...
	3:50pm coelacanth∅: the latter
	3:50pm nic: oh i love the photo!!!
	3:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'kay
	3:51pm coelacanth∅: (or both)
	3:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: better
	3:53pm tim from champaign (now washington): This Davis Redford Triad is some goddamm freedom rock!
	3:53pm TDK60: ..actually I am a bit of a spellin' freek. But we could modernize; English has all these archaic spellings. Ex: couldn't we just write 'tho' instead of 'though'? Yet, I also think we should revive 'thee.' hehe, nevermind..
	3:53pm coelacanth∅: (...but i'm not Pumpy)
	3:54pm spodiodi: as an ignoramus, i can only imagine pete swinging upstroke direction (in the the little pete mind-gifs in my mind)
	3:55pm Alvy Singer: Steven Wray Lobdell recorded this album shortly after being released from a mental institution.
	3:57pm WM: Aldous Huxley and the others who warned Timothy Leary that the LSD was only for the elite were essentially correct. Leary seems to have understood this warning as merely upper class condescension, but Huxley was offering sound practical advice. The result of Leary's selfish and egotistical behavior was to get legitimate research into LSD and other psychedelics banned for decades. More importantly, any genuine spiritual endeavor (as opposed to hedonistic games) requires discipline. LSD should have remained under the control of responsible doctors and scientists. The great irony, of course, is that now altering human consciousness through medication is a commonplace, but it was ethical scientists and competent doctors who brought about this epochal change in society.
	3:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: So to find my future in improvisational gitrar - I'm just not hanging with the right people. ✔
	4:01pm coelacanth∅: furthur
	👻 4:02pm Rev. Turnip Druid: got me tea. ready for furthur
	4:02pm WM: Further with two U I believe.
	4:02pm Fox: Gooooood afternoon all.
	4:03pm wickedmountain: could you list the years of these too please ?
	4:03pm Fox: TDK - My frustration at English spelling is what made me love Russian so very much. It's so simple.
	4:04pm wickedmountain: Hi Fox
	4:04pm spodiodi: clink cheers Re. T aloha, Fox coel, RevRab -- reversed pete doesn't look right (currenlty my avatar, but will remove as to not step on MrP's groove.)
	👻 4:05pm chresti: Hello Fabio and strong ones.
	4:05pm spodiodi: Fox, same w me w German English has been called the language of exceptions, and i'm rules and order sucker
	4:05pm ami ad: @Fox:it's daylight.
	4:05pm spodiodi: aloha, chresti
	4:05pm Handy Haversack: Back! Forgot I had a sudden meeting that I always have that I manage to forget because my brain is a turbid sump under a badger light. Glad we sorted out the Reverse Townshend. Hey, Fox, chresti!
	4:05pm TDK60: I don't read that alphabet, but it's comforting to know, Fox.
	👻 4:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ring-modulator you can drive a painted bus thru........ further... dig.
	4:06pm Ike: @Fox, that's one of the reasons I used to study Russian, Spanish, and German. Not so much "frustration" in my case though. Maybe more like puzzlement. Cool sounds!
	4:06pm coelacanth∅: what a crock of shit that is. "yes, We'll control it and We'll tell you when you may and how to use it. our research is the only valid research."
	4:06pm spodiodi: taking reverse townshend out of the av bucket , but leaving in profile for now, for science
	4:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Not even Leary invented the stuff any more than say The Beatles. It Happened. He did become an evangelist for it: I think of him as like the Disney or Hefner of LSD. But he also tried to talk sense to society about it. Many people did. Nonetheless I agree that respect for its power is essential. I have thought considering psychedelics Medicine was a healthy raproachment - from both directions. Protestant Church gave me an off-brand cracker with really no Ritual - & Party culture gave me a quadruple dose of LSD as an adolescent kick! But the case is also made it should be called not Medicine for just pathologies - but the Elixir for epiphanies - & I see that too...Although both of these imply Seriousness...
	4:07pm Brown acid: Thanks WM.The trip has begun via STF.
	4:08pm spodiodi: aaaaamen, coel. wasn't going to bother, but i feel the same way
	👻 4:08pm chresti: Hey spodi and Handy!
	4:08pm common: fabio, all!
	4:09pm coelacanth∅: i'm worried Pete's going to strain his rotator cuff
	4:09pm David in London: Late into the Lounge of Failure. Hello groovers.
	4:09pm nic: love this !!!
	4:09pm Fox: TDK: Once you learn cyrillic, the whole language is easy to pronounce. It's utterly phonetic.
	4:10pm spodiodi: common, David in London, cheers!
	4:10pm coelacanth∅: don't fret, newspeak is barely around the corner.
	4:10pm spodiodi: doubleplus good
	4:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a bit like a Jungian idea that Health is actually about Wholeness & Meaning ...& as Terence McKenna said - Culture is not your friend!
	4:10pm Fox: I just woke up, and this conversation is leading me to my freezer to have a day of microdosing. It has been a very rewarding experience for me in these months of solitude.
	4:11pm Handy Haversack: I have been rewatching The Americans, Fox, but it hasn't soaked in yet. David, hey.
	4:11pm TDK60: Hi Common, Chresti. / Odd, I've seen the Who several times and for some reason don't know why I don't memorize which way the windmill goes. If coming up from under, he hits the higher strings first.
	4:12pm Fox: I should get back to my duolingo lessons to brush up on Russian. I only passed it in highschool because my teacher was the only person who got the reference when I dressed up like Number Six to school.
	4:13pm spodiodi: Fox, is duolingo as good as the review say? i've been meaning to try it (at some point)
	4:13pm TDK60: Fox, is that true for other Slavic languages that use Cyrillic?
	👻 4:13pm watchpocket: Diggin' the QUAD.
	4:13pm spodiodi: reviews*
	4:15pm flashbazbo: Lsd25 and me got the same birthday. Don’t hate me or love me. It’s just real.
	4:16pm kpx: how many expletive can a sophomaniac spell ?.
	4:17pm Fox: TDK - I think so? I'm never sure what to do with the letter I, though. My grandmother enjoyed helping me with my Russian, because it was so similar to Polish in sound, but holy shit, trying to read Polish is near impossible for me. My brain can't look at those letters and come up with those sounds.
	4:17pm Handy Haversack: It's possible the Reverse Townshend is mainly used as a wrestling move at this point.
	👻 4:18pm chresti: Hi TDK60,
	4:19pm Fox: Spodiodi - Duolingo is great, if you like phone games. I was addicted to this word finder game for a while, and realized all it was doing for my brain was making me try to make words out of whatever letters I came across, and that wasn't a useful skill. So I put Duolingo in it's place. I think it's good for getting a good foothold in a language. I dont' think it would take you to conversation, but maybe to the step right before what you'd use for conversation, if that makes sense?
	4:19pm spodiodi: I think i've seen The British Bulldogs windmilling
	4:21pm Fox: TDK - What I mean is, some cyrillic languages have letters in addition to what I know how to use through my understanding of Russian.
	4:21pm spodiodi: thanks for the thoughtful asnwer and assessment, Fox. I don't like phone-anything, but i loooove games. i'll have to check it tho
	4:22pm coelacanth∅: Handy haha (@4.17) ...."speedwrestling"?
	4:22pm mariano: Hey Fabio, everyone.
	4:22pm Handy Haversack: I've lived in a heavily Polish neighborhood for more than twenty years, and I am still just basically guessing wildly when I try to pronounce something off a sign or menu. Gonna go cut my and (gulp!) Kate's hair. Will be listening!
	4:23pm spodiodi: pazuziano, what's good?
	4:23pm Fox: Spodiodi - There's always Rosetta Stone. That's easy to download. It's rather similar, and a bit more sophisticated, I think.
	4:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Intersesting. Have wondered about duolingua. I like podcasts & have used the Coffee Break French / Spanish series. I'm not Educated like any of y'all impressive nuggets - & my problem is if I stop with a language I feel I have to start all over from square one...but anything you learn is better than zero...
	4:23pm TDK60: Gracias, Fox. I do like Spanish, seems simple spelling
	4:23pm spodiodi: Handy! nice. ... high bangs are in! :D
	4:23pm Fox: Handy - When it doubt, there's always the bowl cut.
	4:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...completely not into Games of any sort whatsoever...
	4:25pm spodiodi: thanks again, Fox
	4:25pm David in London: Handy, to those about to hack, I salute you.
	4:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Impressive *buggers ...autoincorrect is clearly meant to destroy society...
	4:26pm Handy Haversack: David, shall we say halberds at dawn?
	4:27pm Fox: REalizing that for me to work on a graphic design project, I will have to first resurrect my broken computer on which I have thousands of fonts. Bah.
	4:28pm mariano: Hey spodiodi - same old thing here, how's it by you? David: FIRE!
	4:28pm spodiodi: goodgood, mariano
	4:31pm coelacanth∅: my niece asked if she may cut my hair (~2 months ago, when we were still speaking) i said okay. i'd been thinking about cutting it. she named some style of cut i'd never heard of i said what's that she said famous people have it now it's very popular. i'm glad she said that. i said never mind, i don't need you to cut my hair.
	4:31pm slugluv1313: Greetings, Fabio, Skeletons, Everyone! Happy Hacking, Handy! (just recently chopped off a buncha my hair) -- you and Kate are able to guide and help each other, i hope? re: Polish -- only reason i can kinda guess at pronunciation is from growing up in a family with Hungarian roots, but lots of Polish friends, relatives, etc.
	4:32pm brainiac: Hey @Fox: Let me know what you need. I can most likely hook you up (no kidding; for real).
	4:33pm mariano: TDK (@4:23): Yeah, spelling and pronunciation rules in Spanish (and Romance languages in general) are a lot more logical and consistent than in English.
	4:34pm TDK60: Hola Mariano, si, verdad. Then there's Esperanto, I think mainly phonetic. Japanese too?
	4:35pm WM: @:coelacanth: Of course, all new technological inventions have a mind of their own. It's impossible to dis-invent a new technology and we are all forced to live with the consequences for better or worse. The most dramatic example of this is the invention of nuclear weapons - as soon as the USA had developed the technology there was a rush by other nations to follow suit and we are still struggling with the repercussions. But this does not change my point. We can't entirely control technology but we are still accountable for its responsible use. Timothy Leary and others of his ilk exploited an important breakthrough for their own self-indulgent purposes and made little contribution to a genuine exploration of human consciousness.
	👻 4:37pm watchpocket: @slugluv1313 Wondering how many of your roommates are of the feline species nowadays? (I have 2).
	4:39pm Thomas and Julia: Speaking of Russian, Julia just heard comrade Brezhnev there.
	4:40pm slugluv1313: hiya watchpocket! hope your felines are doing well! there are seven (!) here -- long story, all fosters who never got adopted by their alleged rescue humans :(
	4:41pm slugluv1313: hey Mr. Pumpy!!! hope all is well with you! sending positive vibes :)
	4:41pm ZeeBee: whats a good software to use to route audio from i tunes or online streaming into an audio editor?
	4:41pm jaysit: always my favorite show <3
	4:41pm jaysit: zeebee: mac or windows?
	👻 4:42pm watchpocket: 7! Wow, you're a saint. So you're fostering "temporarily" while they wait for a forever home? I guess you run the risk of becoming the forever home.
	4:43pm kpx: correction, how many expletives can a poltroon oblique sophomaniac spell ?
	4:44pm TDK60: ..that's ok Fabio. Play us some records..
	4:44pm Linda Lee: not hot right here at all, Fabio. it's a lovely mountain day upstate. hi everyone!
	4:44pm slugluv1313: hi mariano! FINALLY got "Confederacy of Dunces" out from the library -- i swear, i feel like i was the only one NOT reading that in the early 80s (first job outta college, working in NYC) and HELL YEAH re: Spanish, other Romance languages -- hardly an expert, but when i was taking classes in Sanskrit, Arabic, even freaking Hungarian -- they ALL made more logical sense than English!
	👻 4:45pm chresti: We're in for a melting wave for the next 4 or 5 days, in SoCal
	4:45pm brainiac: @ZeeBee: I use BlackHole: Works well cross platform: existential.audio...
	4:45pm slugluv1313: hi Londa Lee! ooooo so happy you are not experiencing this excruciating heat!
	4:45pm ami ad: @slugluv1313:great book.enjoy.
	4:45pm Linda Lee: checking out suddenly seems a lovely way to go, frankly. let's be ready daily & have no fear!
	4:46pm Linda Lee: hi slugluv! i am too. :-)
	4:46pm TDK60: I greet Thee, Linda Lee.
	4:46pm Carmichael: Upon return from my luncheon, I have perused several Townshendian remarks. If you watch the concert video Deep End, ol' Pete will treat you to both forward and reverse windmilling.
	4:46pm Linda Lee: hope you're enjoying CoD. it's a fun book. hi TDK60! how are you?
	4:46pm ami ad: i agree with thee,linda lee.
	4:48pm TDK60: Chresti, prepareth theeself.
	4:48pm slugluv1313: @ watchpocket -- thanks! again, way more complicated -- but no, not possible to keep them (no job, AND i will get evicted if building management finds out) -- so looking for rescue groups who may be able to take them :) (and no, the "rescue" persons who were supposed to provide vet care, food, litter, supplies, etc. and get them adopted never did any of those things)
	4:48pm Linda Lee: thank you ami ad! time to make life worth the candle!
	4:49pm Carmichael: NorCal is in the same wave, Chresti. 100+ forever, it seems.
	4:49pm dale: hello fabious people. i like this anna maria alberghehtti.
	4:49pm Linda Lee: mangia, dale! :-D
	4:50pm Carmichael: Is that the Blue Screen of Death, Linda?
	4:50pm Linda Lee: no, it's actually the color of my eastern sky anon.
	4:51pm Linda Lee: it's changing fast, though. i'll have to update shortly.
	4:51pm dale: herro linda lee. it's the end of the heat wave with some thunder moving through and i just sat down with an iced tea and am enjoying this ordered cacophony.
	4:52pm Linda Lee: good! sounds lovely! no thunder yet here.. but when it hits here on Thunder Hill, it really hits. the landscape is like a bowl, so the sound is pretty impressive.
	4:53pm Linda Lee: i'm guessing that's why they named in Thunder Hill! brilliant! :-D
	4:54pm dale: great - now i have jay ferguson's thunder island going through my head.
	4:54pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- WOW sounds amazing and beautiful
	4:54pm Linda Lee: the guy who lived here in this former barn before me was a composer for film, a guy named Mike Steinfeld. he loved the soundscapes here a lot.
	4:55pm ami ad: wow,just realized this is Plague Failure program #16. 4 months,wow.
	4:55pm Linda Lee: i'll take a warning & stay away from that.
	4:55pm dale: a 1900 map of my town shows my property borders huckleberry hills.
	4:55pm slugluv1313: @ dale! hah! my brain is singing Chi Coltrane's "Thunder and Lightning" :)
	4:56pm ZeeBee: thanks @brainiac! downloading now, lets see if i can get this set up.
	4:56pm Linda Lee: ooh! got any huckleberries? i'm on Rose Road. nothing but wild rose bushes blooming for the month of June, up & down the road. the aroma is fantastic sometimes. it is, slugluv!
	4:57pm Fox: @Brainiac - Thanks! But I've no idea what I'm even looking for. I just had so many fonts saved over the years. I'm working on a logo for a podcast I've been procrastinating about for like a year now.
	4:57pm Linda Lee: Chi Coltrane. great record. wonderful singer!
	4:57pm mariano: slugluv: Cool, glad you got around to Confederacy of Dunces. I still like to pick it up every few years. I always envied my mom being college-age in 60s NOLA, what a time it must have been.
	4:58pm brainiac: @ZeeBee: Good luck. I used a youtube tutorial which I can't seem to find at the moment.
	4:58pm Linda Lee: i'm headed up to the attic to organize my stuff now. supposedly someone's buying this cabin!
	4:58pm Linda Lee: & where it all goes, nobody knows.
	4:59pm dale: no berries. for a couple of years the woods was full of blackberries behind my house. i'd go out every day and pick a gallon of them and freeze them. then the third year nothing. no bushes no nothing. weird how nature favors certain invasives and then changes her mind a year or two later.
	5:00pm Murad: So nice!
	5:00pm coelacanth∅: WM (@4.35) all this is true -but there's only one reason why "positive" (pretending for a moment that pure recreation isn't just as useful for the health of the people as the medical community can be) research and beneficial usage in the psychological field would be inhibited as a response: control. nothing Leary did stopped that research. that exploding scene just made it easy to justify making it illegal. the pharmaceutical industry couldn't have ultimately exploited lsd (if the research led to that) if it weren't made illegal first. ...and there's nothing more self-indulgent about anything Leary did than 98% of the way the majority of americans live and think.
	5:00pm dale: congrats. you got in on the pande-monium market!
	5:01pm flashbazbo: What is the blackberry raspberry relationship anyway? Do rs think bs are common?
	5:02pm David in London: Mariano, brainiac, TDK.
	5:02pm David in London: Coela. Hi.
	5:02pm brainiac: @Fox: Some people call themselves font collectors. I eschew such euphemisms and refer to myself as a font hoarder.
	5:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Been too Slack - need a clear sky to see Neowise ! Beneath the Dipper before too late after dark. Then Jupiter & Saturn will be near each other for a good bit - & right now they're high around midnight hours. I've seen Jupiter moons with binoculars & they want for that... Also I did hear crickets walking around a bit which did my soul good - just not the loud symphony I've loved thru open windows indoors this year...
	5:02pm TDK60: Roses, blackberries, gosh, wish I were up in the hills. We do have some mulberry trees here in he city.
	5:02pm Linda Lee: oh, dale. i can't begin telling you about this pandemic pandemonium. i've already been through 3 serious buyers, who lost their jobs & had to pull out of our agreements. keeping all digits crossed on this one.
	5:03pm brainiac: @David in London: Ahoy, matey!
	5:04pm Linda Lee: i did have strangers driving up to my house unbidden & peeking around in my windows before this last contract was signed, just because the place was listed online. i felt like a movie star recluse. thankfully that's done now.
	5:04pm Murad: @RRN63--I was yearning for the sounds of crickets yesterday evening. Maybe youtube crickets will have to do
	5:04pm ZeeBee: @brainiac, I figured it out! recording some mixes for a guest show on my local FM station!
	5:05pm brainiac: @ZeeBee: Cool beans.
	5:05pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- right? a friend and i were wondering "whatever happened too . . . ?" and turns out she was just really shy, had stage fright, etc. -- very talented woman! @ mariano -- yeah, have not started it yet but first on the list :) -- and damn! your Mom was in NOLA during the 60s? so cool
	5:07pm coelacanth∅: hey David(iL)!
	5:07pm Handy Haversack: And we are shorn! Seems that peace continues to reign, so hopefully it went well.
	5:07pm Linda Lee: that's just the way i felt for a while, dear. i mean: 830 AM & you're on my front lawn?
	5:07pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- that cabin sounds like a beautiful place, in a beautiful location -- no way you are able to stay there?
	5:08pm brainiac: @Handy: Cover all the mirrors and live happily ever after.
	5:08pm dale: yesh. serious financial ripples will continue to go out from this one. when the unemployment and 'incentives' run out and people can't pay their school taxes or mortgage. sigh.
	5:09pm Linda Lee: darlin, i knew it wasn't for me a week after closing in 2018. it needed a little sprucing up, we did that & here we are.
	5:09pm northguineahills: I once went to the Lincoln Center w/ a dear female friend to see the NY Philharmonic do a program of Brahms. After that, whenever she was relaxing, she'd text me, I'm taking a bath to Brahms....
	5:10pm Linda Lee: composers are amazing people, but not too handy, in my experience. Mike's idea of carpentry was duct tape.
	5:10pm northguineahills: Is scar dealership related to Casiotone for the Painfullly Alone?
	5:10pm Fox: brainiac: Well, I'll take what you are offering, in whatever capacity! I am creating a logo for "The Hunchback and the Whore" and will need fonts that lend themselves to fanciness or blockiness or distortion. I am a fan of geometric Os, and I am not a fan of the standard lowercase script Rs.
	5:10pm TDK60: NGH, hope they didn't fall asleep in the tub..
	👻 5:10pm chresti: Carmichael, we knew it would get up there, usually we're driving to SF this time of year. Thanks TDK60, staying indoors except early in the morning, late at night. My worst fear is the electricity cutting out when it get's really hot.
	5:11pm Handy Haversack: Just realized that by heading for the countryside this weekend, we can maybe see the comet! Suh-weet!
	5:11pm northguineahills: Finally, just got an email stating my job starts 9am Monday! (I'm skint AF)
	5:12pm mariano: Heya David! How's life in London these days? slugluv: John Kennedy Toole was also my mom's English prof so she was really excited when the book was finally published.
	5:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Leary had impact far far beyond his own personal use. But it was the Authorities who flipped out & panicked about it really. So - if someone you didn't actually know asked you if they should take LSD - would you say - yeah! It's an evolutionary agent! Or would you say - well what do you know about it... Or say nothing to influence them or their trip like a good Buddhist?
	5:13pm Fox: Murad - I also miss crickets and cicadas. It's my favorite part of summer. I wanted to order some crickets online and just set them loose in my neighborhood, but I don't suppose the environment would support them, ot they'd already be here. :(
	5:13pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- ah, ok -- thanks for the clarification :)
	5:13pm TDK60: Mariano, what's the name of the book your were discussing earlier?
	5:13pm brainiac: @Fox: Sounds like an interesting project. So you're thinking script wordmark and an icon logo as well?
	5:13pm Handy Haversack: I wonder if shit creek are my neighbors ... well do I know the smells of low tide on shit creek.
	5:13pm slugluv1313: oooooooo i am LOVING this shit creek :)
	5:13pm tak: I would say yes, if my opinion was taken like a stranger's too
	5:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Carmichael: Thanks for the windmill intelligence.
	5:14pm brainiac: I'm just finishing the last season of Schitt's Creek.
	5:14pm mariano: TDK: A Confederacy of Dunces.
	5:14pm Linda Lee: @slugluv ~ thanks for asking. cheers!
	5:14pm TDK60: ..so Pete does windmills both ways. We have a fact.
	5:14pm Handy Haversack: @Fox: Saw a cicada in Brooklyn yesterday! Then heard it!
	5:15pm common: cicada yesterday in philly @Handy
	5:15pm northguineahills: @Handy: I have gotten some good stargazing o'er here, b/tn using a telescope, less light pollution, and not much of a tree canopy (problem at the last two places I live, well, three, if you include Brooklyn), but the western sky after sunset is either cloudy or has too much humidity to see Neowise. But I saw did see it one night when a high pressure dried the air enough last month....
	👻 5:16pm Ken From Hyde Park: @ngh - Did you see the rocket to Mars lift off this morning?
	5:16pm TDK60: Thanks Mariano.
	5:16pm northguineahills: Not to be confused w/ the show, Schitts Creek
	5:16pm Linda Lee: this is a nice piece. fine for rummaging through 30 years' detritus for keepers.
	5:17pm TDK60: The music today is great Fabio. You have a flow, and a sense of furthur..
	5:17pm coelacanth∅: ngh @5.11 congratulations!
	5:18pm Hubig Pie: Ignatius J. Reilly was ruled by the whims of his pyloric valve
	5:18pm northguineahills: @Ken: No, it was very overcast here. I go back to Orlando tomorrow, where it's very easy to see the rocket launches (only 60 km away)
	5:18pm slugluv1313: @ dale -- right? i worked at a welfare agency, 2005 - 2010 -- people who never ever thought they would have to do stuff like apply for food stamps, etc. -- they were not elitist about it or anything, just really lost and confused -- and i always tried to reassure them and be supportive, remind them that they were not alone, etc. (the one who sticks in my mind is the dude who had a Master's degree in Computer Science -- and HE could not find employment!) -- so yeah, i am guessing that the fallout from this is going to be MUCh worse
	5:18pm Handy Haversack: Very cool, ngh! Do any North Jersey listeners know whether Camp Mor on rte. 17 is open?
	5:18pm northguineahills: thanks, coel!
	5:18pm slugluv1313: @ ngh -- YAY!!!!!!
	5:19pm dale: slugluv - no worries. trump has our backs. north hills - good for you!
	5:19pm ?: Beautiful show, thank you!
	5:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'm scared Neowise is getting lower the longer I slack - too near the sunset - & I'll miss it entirely.
	5:20pm northguineahills: @fox: there are ton of crickets and cicadas down here in FL, I have many field recordings (singing w/ the frogs). I also buy chili-lime crickets from Oaxaca to make tacos at the local Mexican store. (I think they're delicious, better then popcorn.
	5:21pm northguineahills: feliz gracias, mis amigos!
	5:21pm dale: linda lee. i need to cull a lot of my crap....er, collectibles. put some stuff up on fb marketplace for very low prices and not one bite. i have artwork i did 40 years ago that i should toss but get cold feet when i'm about to. i know when i'm gone it will just go in a dumpster so i should just do it now and have some room to breathe in.
	5:22pm slugluv1313: @ mariano -- right! re: Toole being your Mom's professor (apologies for spacing out!) you seriously have a really interesting family (recalling your Mariachi-singing aunts)
	5:22pm northguineahills: @sluvguv: 'Masters Degree in Computer Science (via Geography)'. That would be me the last 18 months being underemployed....
	5:23pm WM: @coelacanth: I'm not puritanical - I've intoxicated myself any number to times and often it's been lots of fun. Of course, it's true that LSD brought on a moral panic with lots of hysteria and sensationalistic journalism. Also let's remember the despicable human experimentation carried on by the CIA.- Leary can't be blamed for that. It's almost inevitable that new technology is destabilizing at first and it takes time to lean how to use it properly. (Socrates thought that the written word was a dangerous innovation that would only induce forgetfulness.) So, yes, maybe its harsh to demonize Leary and the other early psychonauts of the era. Still, I think technology must be used responsibly and ethically not just for hedonistic fun or personal self-indulgence.Thanks for the good conversation!
	5:24pm joe mulligan: @handy not sure abt Campmor but I did get a bear canister cubside pickup from REI farther south down rte 17
	5:24pm northguineahills: i gotta run in a wee bit, gotta pack, danks Fabio.!
	5:24pm Carmichael: Speaking of the rocket to Mars lifting off, Herman Cain died today of complications from COVID-19.
	5:24pm joe mulligan: speaking of not speaking about movies, has anyone seen Bacurau?
	5:24pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- right? i am attempting to sort through massive quantities of stuff too :)
	5:25pm dale: WM - but it CAN be used for self indulgence, right?
	5:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nothing reassures me @ all to be perfectly candid. The USA is not masking, distancing, shutting down, nor putting people or businesses" financial survival up front in priorities. A vaccine is no more certain to be effective than a flu vaccine. People are no more certain to have a access to it - nor to get it! - than they are this other things. Other viruses are just as likely as this one - from the sane sort of circumstances. Frankly not seeing a resolution here.
	5:26pm Linda Lee: this releasing is a process for sure. it takes multiple passes. i'm just real tired of dragging stuff around.
	5:26pm mariano: Hubig (@5:18): Haha! And the wisdom of Boethius.
	5:27pm Linda Lee: i'd love so much not to worry about Stuff. it's a bore!
	5:27pm Linda Lee: there. changed my color to match the changing sky.
	5:27pm ami ad: was a mover for many years,people have so much stuff they don't need,myself included.
	5:28pm Ihearcolor: hi! Just tuning in today, but I really want to tell you that Fabio, i love your show one of my favorites on WFMU! thnx for doing it.
	5:28pm Linda Lee: we honestly do. & it all needs space. my ideak: enough space to sleep in. the rest: a gift. i'd llike experiencing taht sense of the world.
	5:29pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, @joe mulligan! Looks like it is in fact open. And selling masks, even!
	5:29pm TDK60: Me too slug+ L.Lee and Dale- too many tapes, LPs, magazines, notes, papers. Been taking photos or scans of old art/graphix. But enjoy a library that interacts with me too.
	5:29pm Linda Lee: my god what sloppy texting!
	5:29pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- exactly! trying to do a Swedish Death Cleaning of sorts -- what to keep, what to ditch, what to donate now (i do not have a will yet, but trying to organize stuff so that when i am gone, everything can just be donated)
	5:29pm Linda Lee: that's a great goal.
	5:29pm northguineahills: Let's see, 85% of everything I own is rekkids and books, the rest is kitchenware and clothes.
	5:31pm dale: how many antique windsor style potty chairs do you people have? i have 3.
	5:31pm slugluv1313: @ ami -- same here! the few times i have counted, i realized i had moved something like 12 times in 4 years -- so when i found this place (in 1982!) i was looking for someplace where i would not have to move again after a year, a few months, whatever . . . i had NO idea i would end up here for close to 40 years!
	5:32pm northguineahills: I went tot he Angus Maclise (re)release party of Thunderbolt Pagoda in 2002 at Tonic. Many brilliant musicians doing interpretations of his work....
	5:32pm Miss G: To chime in, also going through old papers since I sat down at 4. Currently NY mag 10/15/79 article on "punk" by the late Cynthia Heimel (aww.)
	5:33pm brainiac: A certain "Lolabelle Pancake" posts on the Old Codger chat board that: "we have received word from our attorney "Buster" Binderfloss that a SWAT team of federal marshals will be surrounding WFMU headquarters at 6pm to apprehend Fablo when he emerges from the building. This is a clandestine operation, so please don't tip him off." The elderly association of the decrepit there can't seem to grok the concept of broadcasting from home, poor devils.
	5:33pm Linda Lee: i think what i'll keep for storage, somewhere, is stuff that's truly irreplaceable ~ like the program from a Carnegie Hall recital of 3 Cage compositions, December '62, along with music from Varese, Ives & Henry Cowell, that a close friend was invited to by the composer, since she was treasurer for the mycological society he headed at the time. this i keep.
	5:33pm David in London: Mariano, sorry for the slow reply, I was cooking late and eating. All good in London Town, a lovely summer day. Took the laptop to the garden and worked on some music. Heavenly. How’s things in NO?
	5:34pm Linda Lee: most of the rest? phooey! :-)
	5:34pm Handy Haversack: @TDK60, I assume that a time will come, possibly soon, when industrial capitalism will no longer be able to bring me books and gaming books right to my neighborhood, and I want to be ready when it happens. So the library stays in place!
	5:34pm coelacanth∅: WM -and i'm not defending Leary as a person -or his motives. i know little about him and don't care that much. maybe he was just an egomaniac -like Kesey.
	5:34pm Carmichael: @Pumpy, at the 44:10 mark (Magic Bus), it's confirmed: www.youtube.com...
	5:34pm joe mulligan: happy camping @Handy!
	5:34pm ami ad: @slugluv1313:sometimes we moved boxes we packed in the previous move.
	👻 5:35pm chresti: Old t-shirts: I cut off the sleeves from old t-shirts and use them to put my hair up, also use as neck "gators" (and face coverings), etc.
	5:36pm Linda Lee: then there's the copy of Jim Carroll's high school yearbook from Trinity that another close friend had him autograph ~ right under the photo of the basketball team! this i also keep.
	5:37pm coelacanth∅: @5,25 hey that Rabbit's not in line. shoot him
	👻 5:37pm chresti: *They're usually to ratty to donate.
	👻 5:37pm chresti: *too
	5:38pm Linda Lee: off to the attic. see you soon, children!
	👻 5:38pm chresti: See you LL..
	5:38pm mariano: Please, David, no need for sorries. Though I must say the polite thing would've been to forgo cooking and dinner till I'd formally dismissed you. My hurt (read MANGLED) feelings aside (which obviously don't matter to you anyway), things are alright-ish here, though we're entering the radioactive stage of summer heat and humidity.
	5:38pm Linda Lee: for sure, chresti!
	5:39pm David in London: Handy, how did the hair cutting go?
	5:39pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- totally! i mean, i keep old ticket stubs, programs, etc. -- sure some can be ditched, but a lot really is irreplaceable -- like the stuff from my family -- all these artifacts from Hungary, old photographs, immigrations documents, etc. -- to me they are precious, but others may just see it all as trash -- so i gotta do some research, there may be some Hungarian cultural institution that may be able to take them
	5:40pm slugluv1313: @ ami -- hah! same here :)
	5:41pm Linda Lee: .. or you keep it because it gives you joy to have them. let someone else worry later. :-)
	5:41pm WM: Interesting to note that many Buddhist practitioners initially got interested in meditation through their experience with LSD. I think there have been a few books and articles written on the subject So the DIY experiments with mind expanding drugs did have some good consequences, although I don't think any responsible Roshi would endorse the practice in the long term.
	5:41pm Handy Haversack: David, well, I'm easy -- an even buzz of the entire orb. Giving Kate an undercut had me very nervous, but I think it went OK.
	5:42pm David in London: Mariano, I blame the lockdown and its degrading effect on my manners. I apologise for the shocking breach of etiquette.
	5:42pm slugluv1313: @ chresti -- same here! old tee shirts that cannot even be worn anymore end up as cleaning rags (yeah, my Depression era/Hungarian peasant village family roots at work here, hah!)
	5:43pm Handy Haversack: Also, David, congrats on really trashing Mariano with that whole dinner-ignoring-finally-being-all-like-"Oh,-hi,-Mariano" deal. Well played!
	5:44pm nic: love this!!!
	5:44pm Linda Lee: i'd call you lucky, slugluv. you see more value in things themselves that some others do ~ because they hold so much useful potential.
	5:44pm Linda Lee: right. upstairs. :-D
	5:46pm mariano: Handy: [sinister slow clap]. Ooh, just reminded me of a 90s SNL sketch called The Sarcastic Clapping Family, need to look it up. Family at the reading of a will, every comment prefaced by sarcastic clapping.
	5:46pm David in London: Handy, so she liked the monk’s pate then?
	5:46pm ami ad: slugluv1313:growing up hungarian was the language of the old in the country,when i got to nyc i worked with a bunch of young hungarians,and it was funny to hear them speak.(not what they were talking about...)
	5:47pm mariano: Seriously though David, hope dinner was nice :)
	5:48pm Miss G: ooo, I'd like to watch that Patience (After Sebald)
	5:48pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- i have an old Rutgers yearbook with Lenny Kaye! not signed or anything, but i found at Half Thoughts (a used record and book shop in New Brunswick, NJ -- i was going to Douglass/Rutgers Univ.) -- in pre-coed days, Lenny's hair is SO long compared to the rest of the crew-cuts on the rest of the dudes, and he is listed as the head of the SDS . . . another photo has him at a student meeting, looking very "radical" in a black turtleneck while everyone else is wearing suits and ties
	5:50pm dale: i have a 1916 yearbook here from the mother of the previous owner. hate to throw that kind of stuff out.
	5:50pm βrian: Salmon patties with garden tomatoes and dill aioli tonight. A salacious Sancerre avec.
	5:50pm Linda Lee: that's fantastic. :-)
	5:51pm Fox: Brainiac: Yes, basically. That is what I am thinking, font wise.
	5:51pm Handy Haversack: We groove on contemplation here in Greenpoint, David. Thanks, Fabio! Thanks, Skeleton! This was a great way to Thursday -- which for us is Friday! Have a good weekend, all, in case I can't get on the boards.
	5:51pm Linda Lee: no, i don't think we should throw these things out unthinkingly & if they give us a good feeling to own, we should own them until they don't!
	5:51pm dale: was an album and box of photos of family photos dating back to the 1860s left behind that i managed to get to a family member. can't believe the owner didn't care to pass the stuff on.
	5:52pm David in London: Mariano, I am raising a cold glass of rose in your honour now.
	5:52pm Fox: NGH: Omg. Can you send me some of your field recordings of nature?!? I want to loop it and make a sleeping track.
	5:52pm Andrew_in_WI: @Mariano I watch old SNL and think, "Did Andy Breckman-man write this?"
	5:53pm TDK60: Thanks DJ F. Until again then..
	5:54pm ami ad: Thank you DJ,Crew. good times were had. stay free.
	5:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I had fun acid trips...profound acid trips ...& unfun acid trips. Unfun partly because I was an adolescent with not enuff information about relative doses ! Then I moved from North New England to SoCal - when the cultural shift happened that meant it wasn't called tripping anymore - but frying. & that's what it became - just another intoxication. Not informative or even enjoyable. I kind of concluded before that that it was a lot like psychotherapy - with no psychotherapist. I didn't have tools as just some kid to be one for myself. Though I was a thinking human responsibile for myself - kid or whatever...
	5:54pm slugluv1313: @ ami -- i never learned Hungarian! wish i had, though :) was not born during McCarthyism/Black Listing -- but close enough! and, in the early 60s, my parents were living in Atlanta -- my Mom and Grandma wanted to teach my younger sister and i the language (and get our ears pierced), but my Dad did not want anyone sounding "foreign," so that did not happen (i was so angry for him for years, UNTIL i realized how our family probably would have been seen as Russian/Communist spies if we were speaking anything except English)
	👻 5:54pm chresti: Thanks Fabio! Exceptional selection, as always!
	5:55pm Linda Lee: thanks so much for the sounds, Fabio! lovely!
	5:55pm slugluv1313: wonderful show, Fabio -- thank you so much! stay cool, everyone!
	5:55pm mariano: To your health, David. Andrew: Haha! Thank you Fabio, thank you Crew, take care everyone.
	5:55pm Miss G: Thank you Fabio for the mindbending set
	5:56pm Fox: Ami - I have been spending the past two years trying to get rid of as much as I can. The isolation of lock down has put that into high gear. I've been mending my pile of broken shit, throwing out what can't be fixed, getting rid of things that make me think of shitty memories, etc. It's all very freeing.I dont' want to move blank canvases ever again. I have to make art on them.
	5:56pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks, Fabio!
	5:56pm David in London: Grazie Mille Fabio.
	5:56pm jorgeclar: Glorious set! So great!
	5:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Fabio! thanks, crew! hope everyone has a good day \m/
	5:57pm Stanley: Great listening, great reading. Thanks Fab. Take care everyone.
	5:57pm ami ad: @ slugluv1313:i never learnt it either,we were supposed to speak hebrew,not the old language...
	5:57pm brainiac: @Fox: Use the contact button on my profile with a list of fonts you'd like to try out. I'll round 'em up one way or another.
	5:57pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Fabio! Thanks skeleton crew! tchau peeps
	👻 5:57pm Rev. Turnip Druid: good is good
	👻 5:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Fun show today, Fabio. Stay well!
	5:58pm ami ad: safe travels Handy,right on Fox. Peace&Laugh.
	5:59pm kpx: Still nothing!?, Well how about this, I'll drop to your level. a hit and run sphincter says what! .
	5:59pm brainiac: Thanks for the great show today, Fabio. 'Till we meet again, stay safe.
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: How ahead were Kraftwerk with all this computer business...
	6:00pm P-90: Many thanks, Fabio my paesano.
	👻 6:00pm Bas NL: Thanks Fabio! Fantastic show!!
	6:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TU Fabio !
	6:01pm kpx: thanks for a good show. peace and love to those who deserve it!
	6:02pm spodiodi: "the elites" might decide who is deserving
	6:02pm spodiodi: ;)
	6:03pm P-90: Codge me baby. Codge me all night long. Or at least until Miracle Nutrition starts...

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from July 30, 2020

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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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July 30, 2020: Plague Failure program #16

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments
James Last	Mr. Giant Man "Mr. Giant Man" by "James Last"	Voodoo Party
Zak Riles	Before the refuge "Before the refuge" by "Zak Riles"	Zak Riles
Jackie-O-Motherfucker	Red Slipper Ritual	U-Sound Archive 03
Timothy Leary/JG Ballard	Untitled #2
Carioca & Devas	Manhã Oriental "Manhã Oriental" by "Carioca & Devas"	Mistérios Da Amazônia
Lula Côrtes E Zé Ramalho	Raga dos Raios	Paêbirú
Alastair Galbraith	Cemetery Raga "Cemetery Raga" by "Alastair Galbraith"	Talisman

Pelt	New Delhi Blues "New Delhi Blues" by "Pelt"	Técheöd
Lee Marvin	Mini Skirts "Mini Skirts" by "Lee Marvin"	tonight let's all make love in london
Davis Redford Triad	Hymn Of The Virgin Sun Queen	Mystical Path of the Number 86

QUAD	Revisitation Mantra "Revisitation Mantra" by "QUAD"	QUAD
Sun City Girls	Hatchling (Folklore of the Nest)	Piasa...Devourer Of Men
Philip Jeck & Janek Schaefer	Istanbul Drift	Songs For Europe (Piosenki Dla Europy)
David Sutton	Music For Concrete's First Two Failures	American Wildlife
Die Blutleuchte	The Secret War I "The Secret War I" by "Die Blutleuchte"	Rus
Ghédalia Tazartès	Repas Froid (Excerpt)	Repas Froid

Ana-Maria Avram	Ascent "Ascent" by "Ana-Maria Avram"	Orbit of Eternal Grace		split with Iancu Dumitrescu
Fennesz	Badminton Girl "Badminton Girl" by "Fennesz"	Endless Summer
Scar Dealership	Tape Music For The Painfully Alone	Taxi For Brahms	Chocolate Monk
Fabio Fabor	Asteroidal "Asteroidal" by "Fabio Fabor"	Aleatoric Piano Collages
shit creek	Always Low tide "Always Low tide" by "shit creek"	shit creek
Stephen Vitiello	Slow Spy and Camel	The Light of Falling Cars

Angus Maclise	Trance #2 "Trance #2" by "Angus Maclise"	New York Electronic, 1965
Andy Moor & Kaffe Matthews	Builder Bloomsberg, pt. 1	Locks
Richard Skelton	Scar Tissue "Scar Tissue" by "Richard Skelton"	Landings
Noah Wall	Three "Three" by "Noah Wall"	Shredder - Aeolian Music for Pocket Fan & Acoustic Guitar
The Caretaker	When the dog days were drawing to an end	Patience (After Sebald)
Todd w. Emmert	The Bead Gme "The Bead Gme" by "Todd w. Emmert"	A Serpentine Summer
Kraftwerk	Computer Love "Computer Love" by "Kraftwerk"	Computer World

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Listener comments!
	👻 3:02pm Bas NL: Hello Fabio & Friends of Failure!
	3:02pm duke: Greetings fellow failures
	3:02pm Handy Haversack: Hello, Fabio. Hello, Failsafes. Party time?
	3:05pm TDK60: Hello Fabio and space age freeform friends.
	3:07pm tim from champaign (now washington): Fabio and Giant Peoples!
	3:08pm Mr. Pumpy: Hi-HO, Fabio and all! It seems like it's been months...
	3:08pm βrian: Safe from the Giant Man!
	3:09pm Mr. Pumpy: This sounds amazing...and reminds me to listen to Secret Chiefs 3 more often. (and Grails) Thanks, Fab!
	3:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Grooby Toons with Testify! ...or hang wit thuh Avant-garde uh clue ?? ...well I guess I should keep up with phillip in brooklyn's disaster du jour or I won't know what's going on next episode...
	3:11pm Mr. Pumpy: Rev Rab...if ya have to ask...
	3:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yerknow could be a quiz...
	3:13pm Handy Haversack: Mr. P! Good to see you Townshending again!
	3:16pm Carmichael: Heya Fabs and Failurites!
	3:16pm tim from champaign (now washington): I always enjoy hearing Jackie O Mofo!
	3:19pm Carmichael: A little early for filthy hippie music.
	3:20pm river: anyone have the name of that song in the background? with the female singer
	3:20pm river: that played for 1 second
	3:21pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yet to try DMT Thanks.
	3:21pm tim from champaign (now washington): Ballard's been on my mind lately. I haven't read anything of his in a few years and I'm starting to get a jones for his bummer vibes.
	3:22pm βrian: Jefferson Airplane White Rabbit
	👻 3:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bonjour, Monsieur Homme Géant!
	3:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Love Airplane on American Bandstand - DickClark: Do you think parents have anything to worry about? PaulKantner: Oh - I think so !
	3:27pm WillCrete: This Carioca & Devas is thrilling. I am turning the volume knob up! Thanks for the sounds Fabio.
	3:28pm TDK60: I wonder if that was a 12-string guitar, or other south American double-string instrument, on Carioca & Devas.
	3:28pm Brown acid: Elitism is for the People!
	3:29pm kpx: testing?
	3:29pm TDK60: ..might have been a bandolim, similar to a Portuguese guitar, with 5 pairs of strings.
	3:29pm Chris from DC: Paêbirú, great record. Must dig that out again.
	3:31pm wfmu listener phillip: @Fabio. ohhh so good to hear you.
	3:31pm tom: hey fabio, with these ragas, got any sandy bull?
	3:32pm TDK60: ..there's a site: atlas of plucked instruments.
	3:33pm kpx: if you're reading this, I surrender!. name your terms!
	3:33pm wfmu listener phillip: WHOO it's another scorcher outside!
	3:33pm Mr. Pumpy: I won't
	3:34pm Crudbringer: poortooguwaysay
	3:34pm Mr. Pumpy: Handy, I T-shend with the best of them!
	3:34pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all. Hi.
	3:34pm Crudbringer: de Brathil
	3:35pm Crudbringer: More Fun?
	3:35pm bore in suffern: @kpx nice try, you couldn't afford it
	3:36pm The Butterman: “Here, put this tiny piece of paper on your tongue”. “Ok” Later… “Whoa!”
	3:37pm Ike: I could have been the spelling bitch, but I've been really busy!
	3:40pm tim from champaign (now washington): Quick show of hands... how many of you have both Pelt and Felt records?
	👻 3:40pm Bas NL: Spelling nazi might be more gender neutral?
	3:40pm spodiodi: hey Fabio! hi everyone
	3:41pm Mr. Pumpy: spod! Howeth it goeth?
	3:41pm Carmichael: @TDK: alter.cat...
	👻 3:43pm Rev. Turnip Druid: HELLO. I MUST HAVE TEA. DON'T GO ANYWHERE.
	3:43pm TDK60: Thanks Carmichael. Ha, they play mandolin and 12-string.
	3:44pm tim from champaign (now washington): This Pelt cut could easily be the piped in muzak at Colonel Kurtz's compound.
	3:46pm kpx: @Bore in suffern, she once said, if you contact me you just might find out that I'm not a nice person. She lied NOT!. What an abusive use of power. She truly is the Queen of Mean!.
	3:47pm Ike: Hmm. I'd rather be a bitch than a Nazi. Maybe neither? Should we go with spelling jackass? Spelling weasel? Spelling dipshit?
	3:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Even the wet market wanted us dead ...& that's who we really took orders from anyway...
	3:47pm spodiodi: Sir Pumpy of the Windmill, relieved, but giving in to Failure nonetheless. ya bad self?
	3:48pm Victor Eremita: Was that a quick take?
	3:48pm TDK60: Hector de Spell.
	3:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Pumpy are you in fact a Reverse Townshend or does he actually windmill upstrokes...
	3:50pm coelacanth∅: the latter
	3:50pm nic: oh i love the photo!!!
	3:50pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'kay
	3:51pm coelacanth∅: (or both)
	3:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: better
	3:53pm tim from champaign (now washington): This Davis Redford Triad is some goddamm freedom rock!
	3:53pm TDK60: ..actually I am a bit of a spellin' freek. But we could modernize; English has all these archaic spellings. Ex: couldn't we just write 'tho' instead of 'though'? Yet, I also think we should revive 'thee.' hehe, nevermind..
	3:53pm coelacanth∅: (...but i'm not Pumpy)
	3:54pm spodiodi: as an ignoramus, i can only imagine pete swinging upstroke direction (in the the little pete mind-gifs in my mind)
	3:55pm Alvy Singer: Steven Wray Lobdell recorded this album shortly after being released from a mental institution.
	3:57pm WM: Aldous Huxley and the others who warned Timothy Leary that the LSD was only for the elite were essentially correct. Leary seems to have understood this warning as merely upper class condescension, but Huxley was offering sound practical advice. The result of Leary's selfish and egotistical behavior was to get legitimate research into LSD and other psychedelics banned for decades. More importantly, any genuine spiritual endeavor (as opposed to hedonistic games) requires discipline. LSD should have remained under the control of responsible doctors and scientists. The great irony, of course, is that now altering human consciousness through medication is a commonplace, but it was ethical scientists and competent doctors who brought about this epochal change in society.
	3:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: So to find my future in improvisational gitrar - I'm just not hanging with the right people. ✔
	4:01pm coelacanth∅: furthur
	👻 4:02pm Rev. Turnip Druid: got me tea. ready for furthur
	4:02pm WM: Further with two U I believe.
	4:02pm Fox: Gooooood afternoon all.
	4:03pm wickedmountain: could you list the years of these too please ?
	4:03pm Fox: TDK - My frustration at English spelling is what made me love Russian so very much. It's so simple.
	4:04pm wickedmountain: Hi Fox
	4:04pm spodiodi: clink cheers Re. T aloha, Fox coel, RevRab -- reversed pete doesn't look right (currenlty my avatar, but will remove as to not step on MrP's groove.)
	👻 4:05pm chresti: Hello Fabio and strong ones.
	4:05pm spodiodi: Fox, same w me w German English has been called the language of exceptions, and i'm rules and order sucker
	4:05pm ami ad: @Fox:it's daylight.
	4:05pm spodiodi: aloha, chresti
	4:05pm Handy Haversack: Back! Forgot I had a sudden meeting that I always have that I manage to forget because my brain is a turbid sump under a badger light. Glad we sorted out the Reverse Townshend. Hey, Fox, chresti!
	4:05pm TDK60: I don't read that alphabet, but it's comforting to know, Fox.
	👻 4:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ring-modulator you can drive a painted bus thru........ further... dig.
	4:06pm Ike: @Fox, that's one of the reasons I used to study Russian, Spanish, and German. Not so much "frustration" in my case though. Maybe more like puzzlement. Cool sounds!
	4:06pm coelacanth∅: what a crock of shit that is. "yes, We'll control it and We'll tell you when you may and how to use it. our research is the only valid research."
	4:06pm spodiodi: taking reverse townshend out of the av bucket , but leaving in profile for now, for science
	4:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Not even Leary invented the stuff any more than say The Beatles. It Happened. He did become an evangelist for it: I think of him as like the Disney or Hefner of LSD. But he also tried to talk sense to society about it. Many people did. Nonetheless I agree that respect for its power is essential. I have thought considering psychedelics Medicine was a healthy raproachment - from both directions. Protestant Church gave me an off-brand cracker with really no Ritual - & Party culture gave me a quadruple dose of LSD as an adolescent kick! But the case is also made it should be called not Medicine for just pathologies - but the Elixir for epiphanies - & I see that too...Although both of these imply Seriousness...
	4:07pm Brown acid: Thanks WM.The trip has begun via STF.
	4:08pm spodiodi: aaaaamen, coel. wasn't going to bother, but i feel the same way
	👻 4:08pm chresti: Hey spodi and Handy!
	4:08pm common: fabio, all!
	4:09pm coelacanth∅: i'm worried Pete's going to strain his rotator cuff
	4:09pm David in London: Late into the Lounge of Failure. Hello groovers.
	4:09pm nic: love this !!!
	4:09pm Fox: TDK: Once you learn cyrillic, the whole language is easy to pronounce. It's utterly phonetic.
	4:10pm spodiodi: common, David in London, cheers!
	4:10pm coelacanth∅: don't fret, newspeak is barely around the corner.
	4:10pm spodiodi: doubleplus good
	4:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a bit like a Jungian idea that Health is actually about Wholeness & Meaning ...& as Terence McKenna said - Culture is not your friend!
	4:10pm Fox: I just woke up, and this conversation is leading me to my freezer to have a day of microdosing. It has been a very rewarding experience for me in these months of solitude.
	4:11pm Handy Haversack: I have been rewatching The Americans, Fox, but it hasn't soaked in yet. David, hey.
	4:11pm TDK60: Hi Common, Chresti. / Odd, I've seen the Who several times and for some reason don't know why I don't memorize which way the windmill goes. If coming up from under, he hits the higher strings first.
	4:12pm Fox: I should get back to my duolingo lessons to brush up on Russian. I only passed it in highschool because my teacher was the only person who got the reference when I dressed up like Number Six to school.
	4:13pm spodiodi: Fox, is duolingo as good as the review say? i've been meaning to try it (at some point)
	4:13pm TDK60: Fox, is that true for other Slavic languages that use Cyrillic?
	👻 4:13pm watchpocket: Diggin' the QUAD.
	4:13pm spodiodi: reviews*
	4:15pm flashbazbo: Lsd25 and me got the same birthday. Don’t hate me or love me. It’s just real.
	4:16pm kpx: how many expletive can a sophomaniac spell ?.
	4:17pm Fox: TDK - I think so? I'm never sure what to do with the letter I, though. My grandmother enjoyed helping me with my Russian, because it was so similar to Polish in sound, but holy shit, trying to read Polish is near impossible for me. My brain can't look at those letters and come up with those sounds.
	4:17pm Handy Haversack: It's possible the Reverse Townshend is mainly used as a wrestling move at this point.
	👻 4:18pm chresti: Hi TDK60,
	4:19pm Fox: Spodiodi - Duolingo is great, if you like phone games. I was addicted to this word finder game for a while, and realized all it was doing for my brain was making me try to make words out of whatever letters I came across, and that wasn't a useful skill. So I put Duolingo in it's place. I think it's good for getting a good foothold in a language. I dont' think it would take you to conversation, but maybe to the step right before what you'd use for conversation, if that makes sense?
	4:19pm spodiodi: I think i've seen The British Bulldogs windmilling
	4:21pm Fox: TDK - What I mean is, some cyrillic languages have letters in addition to what I know how to use through my understanding of Russian.
	4:21pm spodiodi: thanks for the thoughtful asnwer and assessment, Fox. I don't like phone-anything, but i loooove games. i'll have to check it tho
	4:22pm coelacanth∅: Handy haha (@4.17) ...."speedwrestling"?
	4:22pm mariano: Hey Fabio, everyone.
	4:22pm Handy Haversack: I've lived in a heavily Polish neighborhood for more than twenty years, and I am still just basically guessing wildly when I try to pronounce something off a sign or menu. Gonna go cut my and (gulp!) Kate's hair. Will be listening!
	4:23pm spodiodi: pazuziano, what's good?
	4:23pm Fox: Spodiodi - There's always Rosetta Stone. That's easy to download. It's rather similar, and a bit more sophisticated, I think.
	4:23pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Intersesting. Have wondered about duolingua. I like podcasts & have used the Coffee Break French / Spanish series. I'm not Educated like any of y'all impressive nuggets - & my problem is if I stop with a language I feel I have to start all over from square one...but anything you learn is better than zero...
	4:23pm TDK60: Gracias, Fox. I do like Spanish, seems simple spelling
	4:23pm spodiodi: Handy! nice. ... high bangs are in! :D
	4:23pm Fox: Handy - When it doubt, there's always the bowl cut.
	4:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...completely not into Games of any sort whatsoever...
	4:25pm spodiodi: thanks again, Fox
	4:25pm David in London: Handy, to those about to hack, I salute you.
	4:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Impressive *buggers ...autoincorrect is clearly meant to destroy society...
	4:26pm Handy Haversack: David, shall we say halberds at dawn?
	4:27pm Fox: REalizing that for me to work on a graphic design project, I will have to first resurrect my broken computer on which I have thousands of fonts. Bah.
	4:28pm mariano: Hey spodiodi - same old thing here, how's it by you? David: FIRE!
	4:28pm spodiodi: goodgood, mariano
	4:31pm coelacanth∅: my niece asked if she may cut my hair (~2 months ago, when we were still speaking) i said okay. i'd been thinking about cutting it. she named some style of cut i'd never heard of i said what's that she said famous people have it now it's very popular. i'm glad she said that. i said never mind, i don't need you to cut my hair.
	4:31pm slugluv1313: Greetings, Fabio, Skeletons, Everyone! Happy Hacking, Handy! (just recently chopped off a buncha my hair) -- you and Kate are able to guide and help each other, i hope? re: Polish -- only reason i can kinda guess at pronunciation is from growing up in a family with Hungarian roots, but lots of Polish friends, relatives, etc.
	4:32pm brainiac: Hey @Fox: Let me know what you need. I can most likely hook you up (no kidding; for real).
	4:33pm mariano: TDK (@4:23): Yeah, spelling and pronunciation rules in Spanish (and Romance languages in general) are a lot more logical and consistent than in English.
	4:34pm TDK60: Hola Mariano, si, verdad. Then there's Esperanto, I think mainly phonetic. Japanese too?
	4:35pm WM: @:coelacanth: Of course, all new technological inventions have a mind of their own. It's impossible to dis-invent a new technology and we are all forced to live with the consequences for better or worse. The most dramatic example of this is the invention of nuclear weapons - as soon as the USA had developed the technology there was a rush by other nations to follow suit and we are still struggling with the repercussions. But this does not change my point. We can't entirely control technology but we are still accountable for its responsible use. Timothy Leary and others of his ilk exploited an important breakthrough for their own self-indulgent purposes and made little contribution to a genuine exploration of human consciousness.
	👻 4:37pm watchpocket: @slugluv1313 Wondering how many of your roommates are of the feline species nowadays? (I have 2).
	4:39pm Thomas and Julia: Speaking of Russian, Julia just heard comrade Brezhnev there.
	4:40pm slugluv1313: hiya watchpocket! hope your felines are doing well! there are seven (!) here -- long story, all fosters who never got adopted by their alleged rescue humans :(
	4:41pm slugluv1313: hey Mr. Pumpy!!! hope all is well with you! sending positive vibes :)
	4:41pm ZeeBee: whats a good software to use to route audio from i tunes or online streaming into an audio editor?
	4:41pm jaysit: always my favorite show <3
	4:41pm jaysit: zeebee: mac or windows?
	👻 4:42pm watchpocket: 7! Wow, you're a saint. So you're fostering "temporarily" while they wait for a forever home? I guess you run the risk of becoming the forever home.
	4:43pm kpx: correction, how many expletives can a poltroon oblique sophomaniac spell ?
	4:44pm TDK60: ..that's ok Fabio. Play us some records..
	4:44pm Linda Lee: not hot right here at all, Fabio. it's a lovely mountain day upstate. hi everyone!
	4:44pm slugluv1313: hi mariano! FINALLY got "Confederacy of Dunces" out from the library -- i swear, i feel like i was the only one NOT reading that in the early 80s (first job outta college, working in NYC) and HELL YEAH re: Spanish, other Romance languages -- hardly an expert, but when i was taking classes in Sanskrit, Arabic, even freaking Hungarian -- they ALL made more logical sense than English!
	👻 4:45pm chresti: We're in for a melting wave for the next 4 or 5 days, in SoCal
	4:45pm brainiac: @ZeeBee: I use BlackHole: Works well cross platform: existential.audio...
	4:45pm slugluv1313: hi Londa Lee! ooooo so happy you are not experiencing this excruciating heat!
	4:45pm ami ad: @slugluv1313:great book.enjoy.
	4:45pm Linda Lee: checking out suddenly seems a lovely way to go, frankly. let's be ready daily & have no fear!
	4:46pm Linda Lee: hi slugluv! i am too. :-)
	4:46pm TDK60: I greet Thee, Linda Lee.
	4:46pm Carmichael: Upon return from my luncheon, I have perused several Townshendian remarks. If you watch the concert video Deep End, ol' Pete will treat you to both forward and reverse windmilling.
	4:46pm Linda Lee: hope you're enjoying CoD. it's a fun book. hi TDK60! how are you?
	4:46pm ami ad: i agree with thee,linda lee.
	4:48pm TDK60: Chresti, prepareth theeself.
	4:48pm slugluv1313: @ watchpocket -- thanks! again, way more complicated -- but no, not possible to keep them (no job, AND i will get evicted if building management finds out) -- so looking for rescue groups who may be able to take them :) (and no, the "rescue" persons who were supposed to provide vet care, food, litter, supplies, etc. and get them adopted never did any of those things)
	4:48pm Linda Lee: thank you ami ad! time to make life worth the candle!
	4:49pm Carmichael: NorCal is in the same wave, Chresti. 100+ forever, it seems.
	4:49pm dale: hello fabious people. i like this anna maria alberghehtti.
	4:49pm Linda Lee: mangia, dale! :-D
	4:50pm Carmichael: Is that the Blue Screen of Death, Linda?
	4:50pm Linda Lee: no, it's actually the color of my eastern sky anon.
	4:51pm Linda Lee: it's changing fast, though. i'll have to update shortly.
	4:51pm dale: herro linda lee. it's the end of the heat wave with some thunder moving through and i just sat down with an iced tea and am enjoying this ordered cacophony.
	4:52pm Linda Lee: good! sounds lovely! no thunder yet here.. but when it hits here on Thunder Hill, it really hits. the landscape is like a bowl, so the sound is pretty impressive.
	4:53pm Linda Lee: i'm guessing that's why they named in Thunder Hill! brilliant! :-D
	4:54pm dale: great - now i have jay ferguson's thunder island going through my head.
	4:54pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- WOW sounds amazing and beautiful
	4:54pm Linda Lee: the guy who lived here in this former barn before me was a composer for film, a guy named Mike Steinfeld. he loved the soundscapes here a lot.
	4:55pm ami ad: wow,just realized this is Plague Failure program #16. 4 months,wow.
	4:55pm Linda Lee: i'll take a warning & stay away from that.
	4:55pm dale: a 1900 map of my town shows my property borders huckleberry hills.
	4:55pm slugluv1313: @ dale! hah! my brain is singing Chi Coltrane's "Thunder and Lightning" :)
	4:56pm ZeeBee: thanks @brainiac! downloading now, lets see if i can get this set up.
	4:56pm Linda Lee: ooh! got any huckleberries? i'm on Rose Road. nothing but wild rose bushes blooming for the month of June, up & down the road. the aroma is fantastic sometimes. it is, slugluv!
	4:57pm Fox: @Brainiac - Thanks! But I've no idea what I'm even looking for. I just had so many fonts saved over the years. I'm working on a logo for a podcast I've been procrastinating about for like a year now.
	4:57pm Linda Lee: Chi Coltrane. great record. wonderful singer!
	4:57pm mariano: slugluv: Cool, glad you got around to Confederacy of Dunces. I still like to pick it up every few years. I always envied my mom being college-age in 60s NOLA, what a time it must have been.
	4:58pm brainiac: @ZeeBee: Good luck. I used a youtube tutorial which I can't seem to find at the moment.
	4:58pm Linda Lee: i'm headed up to the attic to organize my stuff now. supposedly someone's buying this cabin!
	4:58pm Linda Lee: & where it all goes, nobody knows.
	4:59pm dale: no berries. for a couple of years the woods was full of blackberries behind my house. i'd go out every day and pick a gallon of them and freeze them. then the third year nothing. no bushes no nothing. weird how nature favors certain invasives and then changes her mind a year or two later.
	5:00pm Murad: So nice!
	5:00pm coelacanth∅: WM (@4.35) all this is true -but there's only one reason why "positive" (pretending for a moment that pure recreation isn't just as useful for the health of the people as the medical community can be) research and beneficial usage in the psychological field would be inhibited as a response: control. nothing Leary did stopped that research. that exploding scene just made it easy to justify making it illegal. the pharmaceutical industry couldn't have ultimately exploited lsd (if the research led to that) if it weren't made illegal first. ...and there's nothing more self-indulgent about anything Leary did than 98% of the way the majority of americans live and think.
	5:00pm dale: congrats. you got in on the pande-monium market!
	5:01pm flashbazbo: What is the blackberry raspberry relationship anyway? Do rs think bs are common?
	5:02pm David in London: Mariano, brainiac, TDK.
	5:02pm David in London: Coela. Hi.
	5:02pm brainiac: @Fox: Some people call themselves font collectors. I eschew such euphemisms and refer to myself as a font hoarder.
	5:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Been too Slack - need a clear sky to see Neowise ! Beneath the Dipper before too late after dark. Then Jupiter & Saturn will be near each other for a good bit - & right now they're high around midnight hours. I've seen Jupiter moons with binoculars & they want for that... Also I did hear crickets walking around a bit which did my soul good - just not the loud symphony I've loved thru open windows indoors this year...
	5:02pm TDK60: Roses, blackberries, gosh, wish I were up in the hills. We do have some mulberry trees here in he city.
	5:02pm Linda Lee: oh, dale. i can't begin telling you about this pandemic pandemonium. i've already been through 3 serious buyers, who lost their jobs & had to pull out of our agreements. keeping all digits crossed on this one.
	5:03pm brainiac: @David in London: Ahoy, matey!
	5:04pm Linda Lee: i did have strangers driving up to my house unbidden & peeking around in my windows before this last contract was signed, just because the place was listed online. i felt like a movie star recluse. thankfully that's done now.
	5:04pm Murad: @RRN63--I was yearning for the sounds of crickets yesterday evening. Maybe youtube crickets will have to do
	5:04pm ZeeBee: @brainiac, I figured it out! recording some mixes for a guest show on my local FM station!
	5:05pm brainiac: @ZeeBee: Cool beans.
	5:05pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- right? a friend and i were wondering "whatever happened too . . . ?" and turns out she was just really shy, had stage fright, etc. -- very talented woman! @ mariano -- yeah, have not started it yet but first on the list :) -- and damn! your Mom was in NOLA during the 60s? so cool
	5:07pm coelacanth∅: hey David(iL)!
	5:07pm Handy Haversack: And we are shorn! Seems that peace continues to reign, so hopefully it went well.
	5:07pm Linda Lee: that's just the way i felt for a while, dear. i mean: 830 AM & you're on my front lawn?
	5:07pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- that cabin sounds like a beautiful place, in a beautiful location -- no way you are able to stay there?
	5:08pm brainiac: @Handy: Cover all the mirrors and live happily ever after.
	5:08pm dale: yesh. serious financial ripples will continue to go out from this one. when the unemployment and 'incentives' run out and people can't pay their school taxes or mortgage. sigh.
	5:09pm Linda Lee: darlin, i knew it wasn't for me a week after closing in 2018. it needed a little sprucing up, we did that & here we are.
	5:09pm northguineahills: I once went to the Lincoln Center w/ a dear female friend to see the NY Philharmonic do a program of Brahms. After that, whenever she was relaxing, she'd text me, I'm taking a bath to Brahms....
	5:10pm Linda Lee: composers are amazing people, but not too handy, in my experience. Mike's idea of carpentry was duct tape.
	5:10pm northguineahills: Is scar dealership related to Casiotone for the Painfullly Alone?
	5:10pm Fox: brainiac: Well, I'll take what you are offering, in whatever capacity! I am creating a logo for "The Hunchback and the Whore" and will need fonts that lend themselves to fanciness or blockiness or distortion. I am a fan of geometric Os, and I am not a fan of the standard lowercase script Rs.
	5:10pm TDK60: NGH, hope they didn't fall asleep in the tub..
	👻 5:10pm chresti: Carmichael, we knew it would get up there, usually we're driving to SF this time of year. Thanks TDK60, staying indoors except early in the morning, late at night. My worst fear is the electricity cutting out when it get's really hot.
	5:11pm Handy Haversack: Just realized that by heading for the countryside this weekend, we can maybe see the comet! Suh-weet!
	5:11pm northguineahills: Finally, just got an email stating my job starts 9am Monday! (I'm skint AF)
	5:12pm mariano: Heya David! How's life in London these days? slugluv: John Kennedy Toole was also my mom's English prof so she was really excited when the book was finally published.
	5:12pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Leary had impact far far beyond his own personal use. But it was the Authorities who flipped out & panicked about it really. So - if someone you didn't actually know asked you if they should take LSD - would you say - yeah! It's an evolutionary agent! Or would you say - well what do you know about it... Or say nothing to influence them or their trip like a good Buddhist?
	5:13pm Fox: Murad - I also miss crickets and cicadas. It's my favorite part of summer. I wanted to order some crickets online and just set them loose in my neighborhood, but I don't suppose the environment would support them, ot they'd already be here. :(
	5:13pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- ah, ok -- thanks for the clarification :)
	5:13pm TDK60: Mariano, what's the name of the book your were discussing earlier?
	5:13pm brainiac: @Fox: Sounds like an interesting project. So you're thinking script wordmark and an icon logo as well?
	5:13pm Handy Haversack: I wonder if shit creek are my neighbors ... well do I know the smells of low tide on shit creek.
	5:13pm slugluv1313: oooooooo i am LOVING this shit creek :)
	5:13pm tak: I would say yes, if my opinion was taken like a stranger's too
	5:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Carmichael: Thanks for the windmill intelligence.
	5:14pm brainiac: I'm just finishing the last season of Schitt's Creek.
	5:14pm mariano: TDK: A Confederacy of Dunces.
	5:14pm Linda Lee: @slugluv ~ thanks for asking. cheers!
	5:14pm TDK60: ..so Pete does windmills both ways. We have a fact.
	5:14pm Handy Haversack: @Fox: Saw a cicada in Brooklyn yesterday! Then heard it!
	5:15pm common: cicada yesterday in philly @Handy
	5:15pm northguineahills: @Handy: I have gotten some good stargazing o'er here, b/tn using a telescope, less light pollution, and not much of a tree canopy (problem at the last two places I live, well, three, if you include Brooklyn), but the western sky after sunset is either cloudy or has too much humidity to see Neowise. But I saw did see it one night when a high pressure dried the air enough last month....
	👻 5:16pm Ken From Hyde Park: @ngh - Did you see the rocket to Mars lift off this morning?
	5:16pm TDK60: Thanks Mariano.
	5:16pm northguineahills: Not to be confused w/ the show, Schitts Creek
	5:16pm Linda Lee: this is a nice piece. fine for rummaging through 30 years' detritus for keepers.
	5:17pm TDK60: The music today is great Fabio. You have a flow, and a sense of furthur..
	5:17pm coelacanth∅: ngh @5.11 congratulations!
	5:18pm Hubig Pie: Ignatius J. Reilly was ruled by the whims of his pyloric valve
	5:18pm northguineahills: @Ken: No, it was very overcast here. I go back to Orlando tomorrow, where it's very easy to see the rocket launches (only 60 km away)
	5:18pm slugluv1313: @ dale -- right? i worked at a welfare agency, 2005 - 2010 -- people who never ever thought they would have to do stuff like apply for food stamps, etc. -- they were not elitist about it or anything, just really lost and confused -- and i always tried to reassure them and be supportive, remind them that they were not alone, etc. (the one who sticks in my mind is the dude who had a Master's degree in Computer Science -- and HE could not find employment!) -- so yeah, i am guessing that the fallout from this is going to be MUCh worse
	5:18pm Handy Haversack: Very cool, ngh! Do any North Jersey listeners know whether Camp Mor on rte. 17 is open?
	5:18pm northguineahills: thanks, coel!
	5:18pm slugluv1313: @ ngh -- YAY!!!!!!
	5:19pm dale: slugluv - no worries. trump has our backs. north hills - good for you!
	5:19pm ?: Beautiful show, thank you!
	5:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I'm scared Neowise is getting lower the longer I slack - too near the sunset - & I'll miss it entirely.
	5:20pm northguineahills: @fox: there are ton of crickets and cicadas down here in FL, I have many field recordings (singing w/ the frogs). I also buy chili-lime crickets from Oaxaca to make tacos at the local Mexican store. (I think they're delicious, better then popcorn.
	5:21pm northguineahills: feliz gracias, mis amigos!
	5:21pm dale: linda lee. i need to cull a lot of my crap....er, collectibles. put some stuff up on fb marketplace for very low prices and not one bite. i have artwork i did 40 years ago that i should toss but get cold feet when i'm about to. i know when i'm gone it will just go in a dumpster so i should just do it now and have some room to breathe in.
	5:22pm slugluv1313: @ mariano -- right! re: Toole being your Mom's professor (apologies for spacing out!) you seriously have a really interesting family (recalling your Mariachi-singing aunts)
	5:22pm northguineahills: @sluvguv: 'Masters Degree in Computer Science (via Geography)'. That would be me the last 18 months being underemployed....
	5:23pm WM: @coelacanth: I'm not puritanical - I've intoxicated myself any number to times and often it's been lots of fun. Of course, it's true that LSD brought on a moral panic with lots of hysteria and sensationalistic journalism. Also let's remember the despicable human experimentation carried on by the CIA.- Leary can't be blamed for that. It's almost inevitable that new technology is destabilizing at first and it takes time to lean how to use it properly. (Socrates thought that the written word was a dangerous innovation that would only induce forgetfulness.) So, yes, maybe its harsh to demonize Leary and the other early psychonauts of the era. Still, I think technology must be used responsibly and ethically not just for hedonistic fun or personal self-indulgence.Thanks for the good conversation!
	5:24pm joe mulligan: @handy not sure abt Campmor but I did get a bear canister cubside pickup from REI farther south down rte 17
	5:24pm northguineahills: i gotta run in a wee bit, gotta pack, danks Fabio.!
	5:24pm Carmichael: Speaking of the rocket to Mars lifting off, Herman Cain died today of complications from COVID-19.
	5:24pm joe mulligan: speaking of not speaking about movies, has anyone seen Bacurau?
	5:24pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- right? i am attempting to sort through massive quantities of stuff too :)
	5:25pm dale: WM - but it CAN be used for self indulgence, right?
	5:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Nothing reassures me @ all to be perfectly candid. The USA is not masking, distancing, shutting down, nor putting people or businesses" financial survival up front in priorities. A vaccine is no more certain to be effective than a flu vaccine. People are no more certain to have a access to it - nor to get it! - than they are this other things. Other viruses are just as likely as this one - from the sane sort of circumstances. Frankly not seeing a resolution here.
	5:26pm Linda Lee: this releasing is a process for sure. it takes multiple passes. i'm just real tired of dragging stuff around.
	5:26pm mariano: Hubig (@5:18): Haha! And the wisdom of Boethius.
	5:27pm Linda Lee: i'd love so much not to worry about Stuff. it's a bore!
	5:27pm Linda Lee: there. changed my color to match the changing sky.
	5:27pm ami ad: was a mover for many years,people have so much stuff they don't need,myself included.
	5:28pm Ihearcolor: hi! Just tuning in today, but I really want to tell you that Fabio, i love your show one of my favorites on WFMU! thnx for doing it.
	5:28pm Linda Lee: we honestly do. & it all needs space. my ideak: enough space to sleep in. the rest: a gift. i'd llike experiencing taht sense of the world.
	5:29pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, @joe mulligan! Looks like it is in fact open. And selling masks, even!
	5:29pm TDK60: Me too slug+ L.Lee and Dale- too many tapes, LPs, magazines, notes, papers. Been taking photos or scans of old art/graphix. But enjoy a library that interacts with me too.
	5:29pm Linda Lee: my god what sloppy texting!
	5:29pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- exactly! trying to do a Swedish Death Cleaning of sorts -- what to keep, what to ditch, what to donate now (i do not have a will yet, but trying to organize stuff so that when i am gone, everything can just be donated)
	5:29pm Linda Lee: that's a great goal.
	5:29pm northguineahills: Let's see, 85% of everything I own is rekkids and books, the rest is kitchenware and clothes.
	5:31pm dale: how many antique windsor style potty chairs do you people have? i have 3.
	5:31pm slugluv1313: @ ami -- same here! the few times i have counted, i realized i had moved something like 12 times in 4 years -- so when i found this place (in 1982!) i was looking for someplace where i would not have to move again after a year, a few months, whatever . . . i had NO idea i would end up here for close to 40 years!
	5:32pm northguineahills: I went tot he Angus Maclise (re)release party of Thunderbolt Pagoda in 2002 at Tonic. Many brilliant musicians doing interpretations of his work....
	5:32pm Miss G: To chime in, also going through old papers since I sat down at 4. Currently NY mag 10/15/79 article on "punk" by the late Cynthia Heimel (aww.)
	5:33pm brainiac: A certain "Lolabelle Pancake" posts on the Old Codger chat board that: "we have received word from our attorney "Buster" Binderfloss that a SWAT team of federal marshals will be surrounding WFMU headquarters at 6pm to apprehend Fablo when he emerges from the building. This is a clandestine operation, so please don't tip him off." The elderly association of the decrepit there can't seem to grok the concept of broadcasting from home, poor devils.
	5:33pm Linda Lee: i think what i'll keep for storage, somewhere, is stuff that's truly irreplaceable ~ like the program from a Carnegie Hall recital of 3 Cage compositions, December '62, along with music from Varese, Ives & Henry Cowell, that a close friend was invited to by the composer, since she was treasurer for the mycological society he headed at the time. this i keep.
	5:33pm David in London: Mariano, sorry for the slow reply, I was cooking late and eating. All good in London Town, a lovely summer day. Took the laptop to the garden and worked on some music. Heavenly. How’s things in NO?
	5:34pm Linda Lee: most of the rest? phooey! :-)
	5:34pm Handy Haversack: @TDK60, I assume that a time will come, possibly soon, when industrial capitalism will no longer be able to bring me books and gaming books right to my neighborhood, and I want to be ready when it happens. So the library stays in place!
	5:34pm coelacanth∅: WM -and i'm not defending Leary as a person -or his motives. i know little about him and don't care that much. maybe he was just an egomaniac -like Kesey.
	5:34pm Carmichael: @Pumpy, at the 44:10 mark (Magic Bus), it's confirmed: www.youtube.com...
	5:34pm joe mulligan: happy camping @Handy!
	5:34pm ami ad: @slugluv1313:sometimes we moved boxes we packed in the previous move.
	👻 5:35pm chresti: Old t-shirts: I cut off the sleeves from old t-shirts and use them to put my hair up, also use as neck "gators" (and face coverings), etc.
	5:36pm Linda Lee: then there's the copy of Jim Carroll's high school yearbook from Trinity that another close friend had him autograph ~ right under the photo of the basketball team! this i also keep.
	5:37pm coelacanth∅: @5,25 hey that Rabbit's not in line. shoot him
	👻 5:37pm chresti: *They're usually to ratty to donate.
	👻 5:37pm chresti: *too
	5:38pm Linda Lee: off to the attic. see you soon, children!
	👻 5:38pm chresti: See you LL..
	5:38pm mariano: Please, David, no need for sorries. Though I must say the polite thing would've been to forgo cooking and dinner till I'd formally dismissed you. My hurt (read MANGLED) feelings aside (which obviously don't matter to you anyway), things are alright-ish here, though we're entering the radioactive stage of summer heat and humidity.
	5:38pm Linda Lee: for sure, chresti!
	5:39pm David in London: Handy, how did the hair cutting go?
	5:39pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- totally! i mean, i keep old ticket stubs, programs, etc. -- sure some can be ditched, but a lot really is irreplaceable -- like the stuff from my family -- all these artifacts from Hungary, old photographs, immigrations documents, etc. -- to me they are precious, but others may just see it all as trash -- so i gotta do some research, there may be some Hungarian cultural institution that may be able to take them
	5:40pm slugluv1313: @ ami -- hah! same here :)
	5:41pm Linda Lee: .. or you keep it because it gives you joy to have them. let someone else worry later. :-)
	5:41pm WM: Interesting to note that many Buddhist practitioners initially got interested in meditation through their experience with LSD. I think there have been a few books and articles written on the subject So the DIY experiments with mind expanding drugs did have some good consequences, although I don't think any responsible Roshi would endorse the practice in the long term.
	5:41pm Handy Haversack: David, well, I'm easy -- an even buzz of the entire orb. Giving Kate an undercut had me very nervous, but I think it went OK.
	5:42pm David in London: Mariano, I blame the lockdown and its degrading effect on my manners. I apologise for the shocking breach of etiquette.
	5:42pm slugluv1313: @ chresti -- same here! old tee shirts that cannot even be worn anymore end up as cleaning rags (yeah, my Depression era/Hungarian peasant village family roots at work here, hah!)
	5:43pm Handy Haversack: Also, David, congrats on really trashing Mariano with that whole dinner-ignoring-finally-being-all-like-"Oh,-hi,-Mariano" deal. Well played!
	5:44pm nic: love this!!!
	5:44pm Linda Lee: i'd call you lucky, slugluv. you see more value in things themselves that some others do ~ because they hold so much useful potential.
	5:44pm Linda Lee: right. upstairs. :-D
	5:46pm mariano: Handy: [sinister slow clap]. Ooh, just reminded me of a 90s SNL sketch called The Sarcastic Clapping Family, need to look it up. Family at the reading of a will, every comment prefaced by sarcastic clapping.
	5:46pm David in London: Handy, so she liked the monk’s pate then?
	5:46pm ami ad: slugluv1313:growing up hungarian was the language of the old in the country,when i got to nyc i worked with a bunch of young hungarians,and it was funny to hear them speak.(not what they were talking about...)
	5:47pm mariano: Seriously though David, hope dinner was nice :)
	5:48pm Miss G: ooo, I'd like to watch that Patience (After Sebald)
	5:48pm slugluv1313: @ Linda Lee -- i have an old Rutgers yearbook with Lenny Kaye! not signed or anything, but i found at Half Thoughts (a used record and book shop in New Brunswick, NJ -- i was going to Douglass/Rutgers Univ.) -- in pre-coed days, Lenny's hair is SO long compared to the rest of the crew-cuts on the rest of the dudes, and he is listed as the head of the SDS . . . another photo has him at a student meeting, looking very "radical" in a black turtleneck while everyone else is wearing suits and ties
	5:50pm dale: i have a 1916 yearbook here from the mother of the previous owner. hate to throw that kind of stuff out.
	5:50pm βrian: Salmon patties with garden tomatoes and dill aioli tonight. A salacious Sancerre avec.
	5:50pm Linda Lee: that's fantastic. :-)
	5:51pm Fox: Brainiac: Yes, basically. That is what I am thinking, font wise.
	5:51pm Handy Haversack: We groove on contemplation here in Greenpoint, David. Thanks, Fabio! Thanks, Skeleton! This was a great way to Thursday -- which for us is Friday! Have a good weekend, all, in case I can't get on the boards.
	5:51pm Linda Lee: no, i don't think we should throw these things out unthinkingly & if they give us a good feeling to own, we should own them until they don't!
	5:51pm dale: was an album and box of photos of family photos dating back to the 1860s left behind that i managed to get to a family member. can't believe the owner didn't care to pass the stuff on.
	5:52pm David in London: Mariano, I am raising a cold glass of rose in your honour now.
	5:52pm Fox: NGH: Omg. Can you send me some of your field recordings of nature?!? I want to loop it and make a sleeping track.
	5:52pm Andrew_in_WI: @Mariano I watch old SNL and think, "Did Andy Breckman-man write this?"
	5:53pm TDK60: Thanks DJ F. Until again then..
	5:54pm ami ad: Thank you DJ,Crew. good times were had. stay free.
	5:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I had fun acid trips...profound acid trips ...& unfun acid trips. Unfun partly because I was an adolescent with not enuff information about relative doses ! Then I moved from North New England to SoCal - when the cultural shift happened that meant it wasn't called tripping anymore - but frying. & that's what it became - just another intoxication. Not informative or even enjoyable. I kind of concluded before that that it was a lot like psychotherapy - with no psychotherapist. I didn't have tools as just some kid to be one for myself. Though I was a thinking human responsibile for myself - kid or whatever...
	5:54pm slugluv1313: @ ami -- i never learned Hungarian! wish i had, though :) was not born during McCarthyism/Black Listing -- but close enough! and, in the early 60s, my parents were living in Atlanta -- my Mom and Grandma wanted to teach my younger sister and i the language (and get our ears pierced), but my Dad did not want anyone sounding "foreign," so that did not happen (i was so angry for him for years, UNTIL i realized how our family probably would have been seen as Russian/Communist spies if we were speaking anything except English)
	👻 5:54pm chresti: Thanks Fabio! Exceptional selection, as always!
	5:55pm Linda Lee: thanks so much for the sounds, Fabio! lovely!
	5:55pm slugluv1313: wonderful show, Fabio -- thank you so much! stay cool, everyone!
	5:55pm mariano: To your health, David. Andrew: Haha! Thank you Fabio, thank you Crew, take care everyone.
	5:55pm Miss G: Thank you Fabio for the mindbending set
	5:56pm Fox: Ami - I have been spending the past two years trying to get rid of as much as I can. The isolation of lock down has put that into high gear. I've been mending my pile of broken shit, throwing out what can't be fixed, getting rid of things that make me think of shitty memories, etc. It's all very freeing.I dont' want to move blank canvases ever again. I have to make art on them.
	5:56pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks, Fabio!
	5:56pm David in London: Grazie Mille Fabio.
	5:56pm jorgeclar: Glorious set! So great!
	5:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Fabio! thanks, crew! hope everyone has a good day \m/
	5:57pm Stanley: Great listening, great reading. Thanks Fab. Take care everyone.
	5:57pm ami ad: @ slugluv1313:i never learnt it either,we were supposed to speak hebrew,not the old language...
	5:57pm brainiac: @Fox: Use the contact button on my profile with a list of fonts you'd like to try out. I'll round 'em up one way or another.
	5:57pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Fabio! Thanks skeleton crew! tchau peeps
	👻 5:57pm Rev. Turnip Druid: good is good
	👻 5:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Fun show today, Fabio. Stay well!
	5:58pm ami ad: safe travels Handy,right on Fox. Peace&Laugh.
	5:59pm kpx: Still nothing!?, Well how about this, I'll drop to your level. a hit and run sphincter says what! .
	5:59pm brainiac: Thanks for the great show today, Fabio. 'Till we meet again, stay safe.
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: How ahead were Kraftwerk with all this computer business...
	6:00pm P-90: Many thanks, Fabio my paesano.
	👻 6:00pm Bas NL: Thanks Fabio! Fantastic show!!
	6:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: TU Fabio !
	6:01pm kpx: thanks for a good show. peace and love to those who deserve it!
	6:02pm spodiodi: "the elites" might decide who is deserving
	6:02pm spodiodi: ;)
	6:03pm P-90: Codge me baby. Codge me all night long. Or at least until Miracle Nutrition starts...

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from July 30, 2020

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