WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from December 30, 2020

Listener comments!
	7:23pm shelley: would be nice to see the playlist..enjoying the program
	10:01pm chresti: Hi Sam and horse hallucinations!
	🥁 10:01pm WR: This is the playlist for the program starting now. How you found the previous playlist. It's still there.
	10:04pm Pie: Hi gang, I don't wanna barge in. Nice to be here
	10:04pm Sam Segal: Welcome, Chresti, WR, Pie, and Shelley (if you are still here)!
	10:06pm northguineahills: what if you lost your horse on.....acid????
	10:07pm northguineahills: Mingus - check, awesome title - check! clicky star - check!
	10:07pm Sam Segal: The trip would end but the horse would stay gone, NGH!
	10:12pm Pie: I often comment from my parents cabin where I am allowed to reside because "I got no place else to go". There is a picture of it in my bio if anyone is curious! It was taken tonight as we were star gazing and contemplating the mysteries and wonders! Much like the advisory warning for this show lived out!
	10:14pm Sam Segal: Any good pie joints near that cabin, Pie?
	10:18pm Pie: No you need to go to Two Harbor, north of Duluth and Betty's Pie's to a small joint that is famous. Might I recommend the Carrot cake if you do find this place.
	10:19pm northguineahills: Maybe it looks like this, Sam, but hopefully Pie stays away from the Black Lodge: imgflip.com...
	10:20pm northguineahills: (My FB profile has the Black Lodge as it's background).
	🥁 10:20pm WR: Don't have to guess where today's playlist photo was taken. It is written on the post office sign. I'm curious if that is really a zip code on the sign. When were zip codes introduced compared to when the photo was taken?
	🥁 10:21pm WR: Good recommendation Pie, will bookmark that.
	10:27pm Pie: Rustic Inn Cafe- Carrot cake has coconut shavings in it and was the best i've ever had. I have an anecdote of why I know this but.. not anymore.. it involved work a colleague who had had better. ;) I liked that picture NGH it was fitting for my short experience of being a fly by night auditor of the north woods.
	10:28pm Sam Segal: I can backup Chris's suggestion. I've been to Betty's Pies too. Had some incredible blackberry peach pie, if I remember correctly. Great spot!
	10:30pm chresti: Nice cabin, Pie.
	10:30pm Pie: I've been outted nobody is safe. Run! "our house, in the middle of our street"
	10:31pm Pie: Chris Farrell's my name. I'm Sam's associate from high school. "my colleagues and associates have kicked out all the lights" Thanks Chresti <3
	10:33pm Sam Segal: We go back further than high school, Pie Chris!
	10:35pm Pie: The Madness quote "our house, in the middle of our street" is related to a gent I played baseball with in "gopher state" Minnetonka's version of "little league" but are different organizations with different rules. We were allowed to choose the names on our jersey's and his name was pie. He used to sing that song. Its a catchy tune. David Byrne's passion project?
	10:35pm chresti: Here's the rabbit hole that photo led me to.. www.flickr.com...
	10:36pm Pie: We go all the way back to the days of hammerin hank and the rugrat and rabble rouser days. Days of old! like this song <3 <<3
	10:37pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): My favorite part of the wikipedia article on ZIP Codes: "Robert Moon is considered the father of the ZIP Code; he submitted his proposal in 1944 while working as a postal inspector. The post office only credits Moon with the first three digits of the ZIP Code"
	10:38pm Sam Segal: Kenzo! Glad to have you here.
	10:39pm northguineahills: Moon helped create Zippy the postman (way before my time).
	10:41pm Pie: Thanks for that Kenzo.. thats fascinating and something I would never have inquired about. Its very "innocous"? Chresti- that flickr page is lit lol.. I like the one with the miner with the profile in a red helmet
	10:42pm coelacanth∅: greetings Sam, imaginary horse and imaginary stablemates
	10:43pm northguineahills: Kenzo, why are my comments leaving a return space before the text, is it my browser? It started 10 days ago...
	10:44pm northguineahills: Still holding on to my baile funk (braziliano) rekkids, for now...
	10:45pm Sam Segal: Welcome, Very Real Coel!
	10:47pm northguineahills: This Babau reminds me of Jon Hassel's Fourth World projects (including Eno).
	10:49pm Sam Segal: Funny you should say that, NGH, because the label had the audacity to tag this album as "Fifth World" on Bandcamp.
	10:49pm coelacanth∅: it's a little like that ..."over...burundi..."? song?
	10:50pm northguineahills: ok, obviously an inspiration....
	10:51pm coelacanth∅: no, i think it's "rising thermal" - the last song on side a
	10:53pm northguineahills: kieran hebden!
	10:54pm Pie: "Hey! Make sure Deloitte checks for his fob before he heads out. I don't trust these mountains just as much as they don't trust me" Deloitte (the original) is considered the father or founder of auditing. It was designed based around rail roads. A fob is part of a pocket watch which have a history with railworkers. I believe if you worked for the railways long enough you were awarded a fob and pocket watch. Glendale Train, a classic country song, echoes sentiments of these times. The quote is sort of a pun because auditing is essentially attesting to accuracy and relieving the burden of doubts of fraud or error.
	10:55pm Pie: I like to think of Deloitte as a "city slicker" who entered and was eventually accepted by the "working class" of the railways.
	10:57pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): @ngh, send me a screenshot and your browser details. I don't see anything weird in my browsers.
	11:03pm northguineahills: I would look at it myself, but I have shitty hotel internet, or have been using my iphone hotdpot. If the internet improves, I'll send the wfmu code via the browser I'm using (unless that's too much info).
	🥁 11:04pm WR: Thank you for the Flickr link chresti. I've long followed the library of congress on Flickr, have seen some remarkable photos.
	11:05pm northguineahills: I organize all of my books by Library of Congress numbers....
	11:06pm StringOFperils: Good evening savvy listeners, and also perplexed wanderers bereft of horse, like myself. And of course, hello Sam.
	11:06pm Pie: @Sam- <3 the music @WR- Thats amazing. @Chresti- Thanks again @NGH- i like that @coel- hello
	11:08pm Pie: Has anyone seen Errol Morris's documentary on Vernon FL? There is a great scene in it about the relationship between a "1 track mind" and "4 track mind"
	11:10pm Marabouto: wikipedia says Mio Takaki's single released july 1982 was a hit. it selled 800,000 copies
	🥁 11:11pm WR: My partner says 射程距離 is translated as shooting distance. Yes. As with a firearm.
	11:11pm StringOFperils: I have seen Vernon FLA, Pie, but being old enough to have an 8-track tape mind, I can't remember the details.
	11:11pm northguineahills: I can't read Kanji outside of place names.... Is Kurt related to Mayor Pete?
	11:15pm northguineahills: but, I believe it means the range of gun, as a metaphor, to a target... (my Japanese sucks, but I've been watching japanese movies and series lately).
	11:15pm Sam Segal: Welcome to the chat, String and Marabouto!
	11:16pm Chris Farrell: @stringofperils- nice My computer froze so I went to my phone. @stringofperils- when I thought of my response to your response to my question. It seemed wet, real, and visceral. When I typed if after the shift it seemed dry, unleavened, and bare.
	11:16pm northguineahills: well, my brain was slow, WR beat me to it...
	11:17pm Sam Segal: I wondered whether Kurt was related to our incoming Transportation Secretary as well...I know Pete's father was from Malta. Could be a common name there, perhaps?
	11:17pm northguineahills: I keep on losing the stream, and can't type comments....
	11:17pm Sam Segal: Thank you and your partner for the help, WR!
	11:19pm northguineahills: (there's still part of my 13-year old brain inside me, when I left Japan and was almost fluent in Japanese).
	🥁 11:21pm WR: That was pretty good reading NGH. I had thought about trying to figure it out but only 40 minutes left in the show and I'm so slow. So I just asked.
	11:22pm Chris Farrell: Range and distance could be golf related and Pebble Beach in Monterey had Japanese roots. So I thought about how stoic some of the Japanese golfers looked when my parents brought me there (I got to go twice which was cool). The shooting thing is a blank for me, I could see them enjoying trap and skeet though. Not sure about hunting for their culture (sport or food). I’m slow lol. In Russian Revolution (I watched that last night on Netflix, I knew very little if anything about Russia) they talked about the fierceness of the Japanese soldier (they referred to a guard who was stabbed in the head and proceeded to smoke a cigarette).
	11:22pm northguineahills: Don't worry, WR, when some spanish slang comes up I don't understand, I text her and then post it here (but I credit her).
	11:25pm northguineahills: Chris: There was a skeet range next to golf course on our navy base. Me and my friends would chill there before dark, before laser tag on the golf course at dark (we would jump the barbed wire fence if the shore patrol came by)
	11:25pm Chris Farrell: I did a joke tweet (because it did have some pretty extreme stuff being discussed about like revolts and stuff, all very confusing and I’m a sensitive viewer) thatVladimir Lenin sorta looked like Anton DeVaye and one of the members of the lollipop guild from the Wizard of Oz
	11:26pm Chris Farrell: @ngh- nice
	11:27pm northguineahills: (it was a joint a Japanese Defense Force-USN base, so all signs were bilingual.
	11:28pm Chris Farrell: Laser tag is a great. Do they still have it? It used to be super fun. They had the at home sets and then the arcades also had elaborate setups also. Like black light paint and fog at the one I went to.
	11:29pm northguineahills: George Lewis, awesome live and on record!
	🥁 11:29pm WR: @11:10 @Marabouto Looking at Wikipedia looks like her song from July 1982 was: ダンスはうまく踊れない Dansu wa umaku odorenai I can't dance well.
	11:30pm Chris Farrell: @NGH- Ken Jennings (a Jeopardy champion and the temporary host after Alex Trebek’s passing) spent some years overseas with his family and it seemed extremely formative for how he is now. I love stuff like that
	11:30pm northguineahills: @Chris: There's a laser tag arena a few blocks away from my hotel (I'm at a tourist hell, I try not to venture out).
	11:31pm Chris Farrell: Yeah you mentioned a hotel. Stay safe (pre and post covid safe)
	11:32pm Sam Segal: I've long been interested in reading George Lewis's book about the AACM: "A Power Stronger Than Itself."
	🥁 11:34pm WR: I bought George Lewis book when it first came out. Damn, didn't get far into it because I moved. Wonder where the book is now....
	11:35pm northguineahills: I need to read, that Sam! It's weird, this whole area is crawling w/ tourist, probably only 85% is masked (Universal hit capacity w/in 10 mins this morning, hence mad traffic).
	11:35pm northguineahills: err, tourists...(plural)....
	11:36pm Marabouto: @WR hahaha
	11:37pm northguineahills: I think half of my favorite books I lent to friends and never got back. I don't need to read many things twice, but the quotes sometimes come in handy...
	11:40pm Chris Farrell: @NGH- that’s fascinating. Good for people feeling like they can “live before they die” or bare the risks. Even getting to chill in a hotel room (if that’s all you do) doesn’t sound horrible, terrible, or awful. @Sam- don’t know AACM. What is it? Or what’s that? I like to read, but I also like to return things that don’t belong to me
	11:41pm StringOFperils: I should look into that book. I'd like to know more about Muhal Richard Abrams. That stuff really opened my ears to some new territory.
	🥁 11:42pm WR: The George Lewis book is more expensive on Kindle than what I paid for the hardback in 2008. And Amazon only has 3 hb used copies, all for about $250. Maybe more reasonable for someone on Abebooks.
	11:43pm StringOFperils: @Chris > the AACM www.aacmchicago.org
	11:45pm Chris Farrell: @stringofperils- thank you!
	11:47pm northguineahills: I got this hotel room 60% off (and a corner suite at that). I've been here before, and I speak to him in spanish, and he likes that, as it makes the staff feel better. So, I heard the quote in front of me, and heard $70/night, and spoke to him en espanol, so, the people behind me couldn't understand, and he quoted me $30/night (just got 6 months of unemployment).
	11:49pm StringOFperils: Good one ngh! The universe owes you a break.
	🥁 11:50pm WR: Nice NGH, some days in a room with ok facilities (i hope) to recharge.
	11:51pm Chris Farrell: This has been a great night for me. Thank you everyone, I’m signing off now so I don’t get over excited over my own self and loose sleep over essentially nothing. “I should take my own advice” is the closer for me :). Birthed from: “Well, I disagree” “Corpus Christi” In cute narrated visions of others whom I have known and loved :)
	🥁 11:51pm WR: Bye pie.
	11:52pm Sam Segal: Sleep well, Pie (Chris)!
	11:53pm coelacanth∅: StringO you may be interested in this wfmu.org... i remember other tributes to Muhal Richard Abrams at that time but having trouble remembering which shows
	11:53pm StringOFperils: Good night, Pie. Not worth losing sleep over things these days (although I admit I have)..
	11:54pm coelacanth∅: ah, here 'tis wfmu.org...
	11:55pm northguineahills: Never heard Gary Peacock, and DeJohnnette w/ Jarrett.... Thanks, Sam and friends!
	11:56pm StringOFperils: Oh, thanks coel! I will check that out. I have some of his albums, but I don't know much about Muhal, the person.
	🥁 11:58pm WR: Thanks for finding that Muhal tribute link coelacanth∅.
	🥁 11:59pm WR: Smooth ride on the horse tonight, thank you Sam. Laters all.
	12:00am coelacanth∅: that's because it was a hallucination
	12:01am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam! good night y'all
	12:01am StringOFperils: Thanks for another fine show, Sam!
	12:03am chresti: Thanks Sam! Good Night everybody! Have a happy New Year, see you next year!
	10:16am doctorjazz: Couldn't listen in real time, just got to hear the show, really fine show! Not familiar with Moskus, have to check them out. Have a HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from December 30, 2020

View Sam Segal's profile

A true disrupter within the freeform internet-radio market, If You Lose Your Horse creates a space for smart consumers to experience a game-changing digital audio brand.

Wednesday 10pm - Midnight (EST) | On WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio
Give the Drummer Radio LIVE Audio Streams (Get help): Pop-up | 128k MP3

<-- Previous playlist | Back to If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal playlists | Next playlist -->

December 30, 2020: Will He Later Hallucinate His Horse?

Listen to this show: Pop-up listen Pop-up player!

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Charles Mingus	Free Cell Block F, 'Tis Nazi U.S.A.	At Bremen 1964 & 1975	Sunnyside	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Sonny Rollins	Love Walked In "Love Walked In" by "Sonny Rollins"	Rollins in Holland	Resonance	0:09:33 (Pop-up)

Puppet	Television "Television" by "Puppet"	傀儡自选 Selected Works（1995-2014）	Old Heaven Books	0:26:17 (Pop-up)
Unknown	Libyan Reggae "Libyan Reggae" by "Unknown"	YouTube to MP3: Streaming Only Oddities Now on CD! (IYLYH 2019 DJ Premium)		0:31:32 (Pop-up)
Beres Hammond	Rock Away "Rock Away" by "Beres Hammond"	Down In Jamaica: 40 Years of VP Records	VP	0:35:22 (Pop-up)
Espião	Cada Um, Cada Um "Cada Um, Cada Um" by "Espião"	Daora: Underground Sounds of Urban Brasil	Mais Um	0:39:25 (Pop-up)
Babau	Into the Glassy Surface "Into the Glassy Surface" by "Babau"	Exotic Ésotérique Vol.3	Artetetra	0:45:04 (Pop-up)
Four Tet	0000 871 0016 "0000 871 0016" by "Four Tet"	871	Self-Released	0:50:18 (Pop-up)
silentobserver	DRAMA WORLD DON'T DO ME BABY DON'T STOP	4 BOXES OF TAPE	Self-Released	0:52:46 (Pop-up)
Kurt Buttigieg	Unfolding #2 (Confiance en moi)	Unfolding	Self-Released	0:54:55 (Pop-up)
Mio Takaki	射程距離 (Shooting Distance)	New-Tant	Canyon	1:02:19 (Pop-up)

Rob Mazurek & Exploding Star Orchestra	Parable 3000 (We All Come From Somewhere Else)	Dimensional Stardust	International Anthem	1:14:41 (Pop-up)
Trevor Watts	Alatopa Take 2 "Alatopa Take 2" by "Trevor Watts"	A World View	Fundacja Słuchaj	1:19:19 (Pop-up)
George Lewis	With Douglas Ewart and Derek Bailey	Rainbow Family	Carrier	1:26:13 (Pop-up)
PAZ	Solar Wind "Solar Wind" by "PAZ"	Ron Mathewson Memorial	Jazz in Britain	1:35:08 (Pop-up)
The Claudia Quintet	September 25th: Somber Blanket	September	Cuneiform	1:41:20 (Pop-up)
Moskus	Ville Vesten "Ville Vesten" by "Moskus"	Salmesykkel	Hubro	1:47:31 (Pop-up)
Keith Jarrett / Gary Peacock / Jack DeJohnette	It's Easy to Remember	Tribute	ECM	1:52:23 (Pop-up)

RSS feeds for If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlists feed | MP3 archives feed

| E-mail Sam Segal | Other WFMU Playlists | All artists played by If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal |

Listener comments!
	7:23pm shelley: would be nice to see the playlist..enjoying the program
	10:01pm chresti: Hi Sam and horse hallucinations!
	🥁 10:01pm WR: This is the playlist for the program starting now. How you found the previous playlist. It's still there.
	10:04pm Pie: Hi gang, I don't wanna barge in. Nice to be here
	10:04pm Sam Segal: Welcome, Chresti, WR, Pie, and Shelley (if you are still here)!
	10:06pm northguineahills: what if you lost your horse on.....acid????
	10:07pm northguineahills: Mingus - check, awesome title - check! clicky star - check!
	10:07pm Sam Segal: The trip would end but the horse would stay gone, NGH!
	10:12pm Pie: I often comment from my parents cabin where I am allowed to reside because "I got no place else to go". There is a picture of it in my bio if anyone is curious! It was taken tonight as we were star gazing and contemplating the mysteries and wonders! Much like the advisory warning for this show lived out!
	10:14pm Sam Segal: Any good pie joints near that cabin, Pie?
	10:18pm Pie: No you need to go to Two Harbor, north of Duluth and Betty's Pie's to a small joint that is famous. Might I recommend the Carrot cake if you do find this place.
	10:19pm northguineahills: Maybe it looks like this, Sam, but hopefully Pie stays away from the Black Lodge: imgflip.com...
	10:20pm northguineahills: (My FB profile has the Black Lodge as it's background).
	🥁 10:20pm WR: Don't have to guess where today's playlist photo was taken. It is written on the post office sign. I'm curious if that is really a zip code on the sign. When were zip codes introduced compared to when the photo was taken?
	🥁 10:21pm WR: Good recommendation Pie, will bookmark that.
	10:27pm Pie: Rustic Inn Cafe- Carrot cake has coconut shavings in it and was the best i've ever had. I have an anecdote of why I know this but.. not anymore.. it involved work a colleague who had had better. ;) I liked that picture NGH it was fitting for my short experience of being a fly by night auditor of the north woods.
	10:28pm Sam Segal: I can backup Chris's suggestion. I've been to Betty's Pies too. Had some incredible blackberry peach pie, if I remember correctly. Great spot!
	10:30pm chresti: Nice cabin, Pie.
	10:30pm Pie: I've been outted nobody is safe. Run! "our house, in the middle of our street"
	10:31pm Pie: Chris Farrell's my name. I'm Sam's associate from high school. "my colleagues and associates have kicked out all the lights" Thanks Chresti <3
	10:33pm Sam Segal: We go back further than high school, Pie Chris!
	10:35pm Pie: The Madness quote "our house, in the middle of our street" is related to a gent I played baseball with in "gopher state" Minnetonka's version of "little league" but are different organizations with different rules. We were allowed to choose the names on our jersey's and his name was pie. He used to sing that song. Its a catchy tune. David Byrne's passion project?
	10:35pm chresti: Here's the rabbit hole that photo led me to.. www.flickr.com...
	10:36pm Pie: We go all the way back to the days of hammerin hank and the rugrat and rabble rouser days. Days of old! like this song <3 <<3
	10:37pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): My favorite part of the wikipedia article on ZIP Codes: "Robert Moon is considered the father of the ZIP Code; he submitted his proposal in 1944 while working as a postal inspector. The post office only credits Moon with the first three digits of the ZIP Code"
	10:38pm Sam Segal: Kenzo! Glad to have you here.
	10:39pm northguineahills: Moon helped create Zippy the postman (way before my time).
	10:41pm Pie: Thanks for that Kenzo.. thats fascinating and something I would never have inquired about. Its very "innocous"? Chresti- that flickr page is lit lol.. I like the one with the miner with the profile in a red helmet
	10:42pm coelacanth∅: greetings Sam, imaginary horse and imaginary stablemates
	10:43pm northguineahills: Kenzo, why are my comments leaving a return space before the text, is it my browser? It started 10 days ago...
	10:44pm northguineahills: Still holding on to my baile funk (braziliano) rekkids, for now...
	10:45pm Sam Segal: Welcome, Very Real Coel!
	10:47pm northguineahills: This Babau reminds me of Jon Hassel's Fourth World projects (including Eno).
	10:49pm Sam Segal: Funny you should say that, NGH, because the label had the audacity to tag this album as "Fifth World" on Bandcamp.
	10:49pm coelacanth∅: it's a little like that ..."over...burundi..."? song?
	10:50pm northguineahills: ok, obviously an inspiration....
	10:51pm coelacanth∅: no, i think it's "rising thermal" - the last song on side a
	10:53pm northguineahills: kieran hebden!
	10:54pm Pie: "Hey! Make sure Deloitte checks for his fob before he heads out. I don't trust these mountains just as much as they don't trust me" Deloitte (the original) is considered the father or founder of auditing. It was designed based around rail roads. A fob is part of a pocket watch which have a history with railworkers. I believe if you worked for the railways long enough you were awarded a fob and pocket watch. Glendale Train, a classic country song, echoes sentiments of these times. The quote is sort of a pun because auditing is essentially attesting to accuracy and relieving the burden of doubts of fraud or error.
	10:55pm Pie: I like to think of Deloitte as a "city slicker" who entered and was eventually accepted by the "working class" of the railways.
	10:57pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): @ngh, send me a screenshot and your browser details. I don't see anything weird in my browsers.
	11:03pm northguineahills: I would look at it myself, but I have shitty hotel internet, or have been using my iphone hotdpot. If the internet improves, I'll send the wfmu code via the browser I'm using (unless that's too much info).
	🥁 11:04pm WR: Thank you for the Flickr link chresti. I've long followed the library of congress on Flickr, have seen some remarkable photos.
	11:05pm northguineahills: I organize all of my books by Library of Congress numbers....
	11:06pm StringOFperils: Good evening savvy listeners, and also perplexed wanderers bereft of horse, like myself. And of course, hello Sam.
	11:06pm Pie: @Sam- <3 the music @WR- Thats amazing. @Chresti- Thanks again @NGH- i like that @coel- hello
	11:08pm Pie: Has anyone seen Errol Morris's documentary on Vernon FL? There is a great scene in it about the relationship between a "1 track mind" and "4 track mind"
	11:10pm Marabouto: wikipedia says Mio Takaki's single released july 1982 was a hit. it selled 800,000 copies
	🥁 11:11pm WR: My partner says 射程距離 is translated as shooting distance. Yes. As with a firearm.
	11:11pm StringOFperils: I have seen Vernon FLA, Pie, but being old enough to have an 8-track tape mind, I can't remember the details.
	11:11pm northguineahills: I can't read Kanji outside of place names.... Is Kurt related to Mayor Pete?
	11:15pm northguineahills: but, I believe it means the range of gun, as a metaphor, to a target... (my Japanese sucks, but I've been watching japanese movies and series lately).
	11:15pm Sam Segal: Welcome to the chat, String and Marabouto!
	11:16pm Chris Farrell: @stringofperils- nice My computer froze so I went to my phone. @stringofperils- when I thought of my response to your response to my question. It seemed wet, real, and visceral. When I typed if after the shift it seemed dry, unleavened, and bare.
	11:16pm northguineahills: well, my brain was slow, WR beat me to it...
	11:17pm Sam Segal: I wondered whether Kurt was related to our incoming Transportation Secretary as well...I know Pete's father was from Malta. Could be a common name there, perhaps?
	11:17pm northguineahills: I keep on losing the stream, and can't type comments....
	11:17pm Sam Segal: Thank you and your partner for the help, WR!
	11:19pm northguineahills: (there's still part of my 13-year old brain inside me, when I left Japan and was almost fluent in Japanese).
	🥁 11:21pm WR: That was pretty good reading NGH. I had thought about trying to figure it out but only 40 minutes left in the show and I'm so slow. So I just asked.
	11:22pm Chris Farrell: Range and distance could be golf related and Pebble Beach in Monterey had Japanese roots. So I thought about how stoic some of the Japanese golfers looked when my parents brought me there (I got to go twice which was cool). The shooting thing is a blank for me, I could see them enjoying trap and skeet though. Not sure about hunting for their culture (sport or food). I’m slow lol. In Russian Revolution (I watched that last night on Netflix, I knew very little if anything about Russia) they talked about the fierceness of the Japanese soldier (they referred to a guard who was stabbed in the head and proceeded to smoke a cigarette).
	11:22pm northguineahills: Don't worry, WR, when some spanish slang comes up I don't understand, I text her and then post it here (but I credit her).
	11:25pm northguineahills: Chris: There was a skeet range next to golf course on our navy base. Me and my friends would chill there before dark, before laser tag on the golf course at dark (we would jump the barbed wire fence if the shore patrol came by)
	11:25pm Chris Farrell: I did a joke tweet (because it did have some pretty extreme stuff being discussed about like revolts and stuff, all very confusing and I’m a sensitive viewer) thatVladimir Lenin sorta looked like Anton DeVaye and one of the members of the lollipop guild from the Wizard of Oz
	11:26pm Chris Farrell: @ngh- nice
	11:27pm northguineahills: (it was a joint a Japanese Defense Force-USN base, so all signs were bilingual.
	11:28pm Chris Farrell: Laser tag is a great. Do they still have it? It used to be super fun. They had the at home sets and then the arcades also had elaborate setups also. Like black light paint and fog at the one I went to.
	11:29pm northguineahills: George Lewis, awesome live and on record!
	🥁 11:29pm WR: @11:10 @Marabouto Looking at Wikipedia looks like her song from July 1982 was: ダンスはうまく踊れない Dansu wa umaku odorenai I can't dance well.
	11:30pm Chris Farrell: @NGH- Ken Jennings (a Jeopardy champion and the temporary host after Alex Trebek’s passing) spent some years overseas with his family and it seemed extremely formative for how he is now. I love stuff like that
	11:30pm northguineahills: @Chris: There's a laser tag arena a few blocks away from my hotel (I'm at a tourist hell, I try not to venture out).
	11:31pm Chris Farrell: Yeah you mentioned a hotel. Stay safe (pre and post covid safe)
	11:32pm Sam Segal: I've long been interested in reading George Lewis's book about the AACM: "A Power Stronger Than Itself."
	🥁 11:34pm WR: I bought George Lewis book when it first came out. Damn, didn't get far into it because I moved. Wonder where the book is now....
	11:35pm northguineahills: I need to read, that Sam! It's weird, this whole area is crawling w/ tourist, probably only 85% is masked (Universal hit capacity w/in 10 mins this morning, hence mad traffic).
	11:35pm northguineahills: err, tourists...(plural)....
	11:36pm Marabouto: @WR hahaha
	11:37pm northguineahills: I think half of my favorite books I lent to friends and never got back. I don't need to read many things twice, but the quotes sometimes come in handy...
	11:40pm Chris Farrell: @NGH- that’s fascinating. Good for people feeling like they can “live before they die” or bare the risks. Even getting to chill in a hotel room (if that’s all you do) doesn’t sound horrible, terrible, or awful. @Sam- don’t know AACM. What is it? Or what’s that? I like to read, but I also like to return things that don’t belong to me
	11:41pm StringOFperils: I should look into that book. I'd like to know more about Muhal Richard Abrams. That stuff really opened my ears to some new territory.
	🥁 11:42pm WR: The George Lewis book is more expensive on Kindle than what I paid for the hardback in 2008. And Amazon only has 3 hb used copies, all for about $250. Maybe more reasonable for someone on Abebooks.
	11:43pm StringOFperils: @Chris > the AACM www.aacmchicago.org
	11:45pm Chris Farrell: @stringofperils- thank you!
	11:47pm northguineahills: I got this hotel room 60% off (and a corner suite at that). I've been here before, and I speak to him in spanish, and he likes that, as it makes the staff feel better. So, I heard the quote in front of me, and heard $70/night, and spoke to him en espanol, so, the people behind me couldn't understand, and he quoted me $30/night (just got 6 months of unemployment).
	11:49pm StringOFperils: Good one ngh! The universe owes you a break.
	🥁 11:50pm WR: Nice NGH, some days in a room with ok facilities (i hope) to recharge.
	11:51pm Chris Farrell: This has been a great night for me. Thank you everyone, I’m signing off now so I don’t get over excited over my own self and loose sleep over essentially nothing. “I should take my own advice” is the closer for me :). Birthed from: “Well, I disagree” “Corpus Christi” In cute narrated visions of others whom I have known and loved :)
	🥁 11:51pm WR: Bye pie.
	11:52pm Sam Segal: Sleep well, Pie (Chris)!
	11:53pm coelacanth∅: StringO you may be interested in this wfmu.org... i remember other tributes to Muhal Richard Abrams at that time but having trouble remembering which shows
	11:53pm StringOFperils: Good night, Pie. Not worth losing sleep over things these days (although I admit I have)..
	11:54pm coelacanth∅: ah, here 'tis wfmu.org...
	11:55pm northguineahills: Never heard Gary Peacock, and DeJohnnette w/ Jarrett.... Thanks, Sam and friends!
	11:56pm StringOFperils: Oh, thanks coel! I will check that out. I have some of his albums, but I don't know much about Muhal, the person.
	🥁 11:58pm WR: Thanks for finding that Muhal tribute link coelacanth∅.
	🥁 11:59pm WR: Smooth ride on the horse tonight, thank you Sam. Laters all.
	12:00am coelacanth∅: that's because it was a hallucination
	12:01am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam! good night y'all
	12:01am StringOFperils: Thanks for another fine show, Sam!
	12:03am chresti: Thanks Sam! Good Night everybody! Have a happy New Year, see you next year!
	10:16am doctorjazz: Couldn't listen in real time, just got to hear the show, really fine show! Not familiar with Moskus, have to check them out. Have a HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from December 30, 2020

Listener comments!

(C) 2024 WFMU. Generated by KenzoDB, written 2000-2024 by Ken Garson