WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from November 17, 2021

Listener comments!
	10:04pm coelacanth∅: greetings Sam and unstablemates
	🥁 10:04pm WR: Hi Sam.
	🥁 10:05pm WR: unstablemates, I am one.
	10:05pm coelacanth∅: hey WR
	10:08pm coelacanth∅: Sam where'd you get your horse, expendahorse.com?
	10:12pm Sam Segal: Coel! WR! Thanks for bringing your stability or lack thereof to bear on tonight's proceedings!
	10:13pm Sam Segal: Good guess, Coel. It was actually the Superfluous Equine Emporium.
	10:17pm coelacanth∅: yeah i checked out their prices. seemed too good to be true. -so i went to The Glue Factory. it seemed like an odd name for a horse seller but so far, so good.
	10:19pm coelacanth∅: ...the thing i liked is their trade-in contract.
	10:20pm zzz: greetings DJ SS and all, enjoying the tunes so far
	10:21pm Sam Segal: Careful what you sign at that store, Coel. Wouldn't want you to get stuck in a bad deal!
	10:22pm Sam Segal: Zzz! Glad to be able to mark you present this evening!
	10:22pm doctorjazz: Hi folks!
	10:22pm coelacanth∅: eh, i couldn't be bothered reading all that fine print. i'm sure it's fine. howdy zzz
	10:23pm coelacanth∅: hey doc
	10:24pm Sam Segal: Good to see you, Doc!
	10:37pm zzz: been needing some willie in my life. god bless that man.
	10:37pm rw: Evening! Fine print?
	10:38pm Sam Segal: No doubt, zzz. It's a blessing Willie's still with us!
	10:38pm rw: All I know is this set of music is hitting the spot. Thanky Mr. S.
	10:39pm Sam Segal: Step right in, rw! Glad you're digging these selections.
	10:42pm coelacanth∅: rw yes, not only is the font designed by Yves Saint Laurent, but it's printed in gold flake. it's fine print.
	11:00pm zzz: the BLG sounded great, was my first taste. “ Reflecting on the meaning of the music in a prologue he wrote for Open Arms to Open Us, Gay says the album’s title is “a suggestion of a body movement that is used in many spiritual practices and is also a gesture that represents a type of understanding that leads to touch or a hug.” www.nonesuch.com... looks forward to hearing the rest
	11:02pm Sam Segal: And you'll get to hear it sooner than I thought...it actually comes out this Friday!
	11:03pm Sam Segal: The liner notes included on the album's bandcamp page written by Ben LaMar Gay are really thoughtful and interesting: intlanthem.bandcamp.com...
	11:06pm zzz: nice. and looks like a few other tunes to sample in the meantime. not usually a huge fan or color vinyl but that blue looks nice on the colorful cover art
	🥁 11:10pm DL in LA: Tuned in late, but digging this set!
	11:13pm Sam Segal: Nice to see you, DL! Hope things are good in either Los Angeles or Louisiana!
	11:13pm doctorjazz: Had to step away for a bit, back to the mines...
	11:13pm Sam Segal: Keep swinging that pickaxe, Doc!
	11:18pm Sam Segal: Or maybe not a pickaxe. Maybe something more modern...a jackhammer perhaps.
	11:20pm chresti: This is beautiful
	11:21pm Sam Segal: Chresti! Glad you're here and hearing.
	11:24pm chresti: Hi been this and that-ing in the kitchen
	🥁 11:32pm DL in LA: Sam, the LA is Los Angeles. But this reminds me of a recent thought. Stewart Brand once said that culture happens in big cities. But I think with the Internet, increasingly culture happens among the densely networked. What do you think?
	11:39pm Franco Twinkie: Yes DL, cultural dispersion is more democratized than ever before, but try and find a taco on your confuser that stands up to the exacting scrutiny of a real human beating the cement in Los Angeles.
	11:41pm doctorjazz: PDP III is cool! (listening while getting some work done-have been banished from the bedroom, headphones downstairs)
	11:41pm doctorjazz: (as is the Nick Zanca)
	11:45pm Sam Segal: I agree with you, DL. With the internet, a person living in the middle of nowhere could have access to artistic influences that in another time they would have been cut off from because they couldn't be in the physical spaces where those artistic movements were occurring. It is both democratizing, like Franco says, and a bit of a shame, because regional artistic scenes seemed to create less homogenous art. But what do I know? I am a millennial who has only ever lived in an internet saturated culture.
	11:46pm Sam Segal: Glad to provide some good headphone tunes to keep you company in your exile, Doc.
	11:47pm Sam Segal: Also, the Stewart Brand reference reminded me of this book which might interest you, DL. Maybe you've already heard of it. press.uchicago.edu...
	11:50pm Sam Segal: Also, hello, Franco!
	11:50pm Sam Segal: You've got me hungry for tacos.
	11:51pm I k e: Sounding good!
	11:51pm doctorjazz: Rainforest Synthesis is really fun over headphones.
	11:51pm I k e: Tacos are good, and huaraches are even better.
	11:52pm doctorjazz: Very cool set, Sam!
	11:55pm chresti: Thanks Sam!
	11:59pm Franco Twinkie: Sorry Sam, but case in point - you live in Brooklyn, correct? A taco or any other foldable item of gustatory or intellectual (an esoteric broad sheet or 'zine perhaps?) consumption is within walking distance of your front door. We rarely consider the paucity of what we city dwellers take for granted until we drive out of our comfort zone.
	12:00am Sam Segal: Taco access is one of the big advantages to living in Brooklyn, it is true, Franco.
	12:01am doctorjazz: Yeah, but is it a taco like you'd get in L.A. (methinks not). Anyway, great show (what I caught), Sam, thanks
	🥁 12:02am DL in LA: Sam, thanks that book looks interesting. I’ll take a better look at it later. You might like some of the talks at longnow.org as it’s an organization that was started by Stewart Brand.
	12:02am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam!
	🥁 12:04am WR: Sam, curiously, your outro music being part of my covid fever nightmares has become a distant indistinct memory. Thank you for the curation of recordings. Laters all.
	12:05am Franco Twinkie: Thanks Sam.
	12:05am rw: Thank you Sam!! Night all.
	🥁 12:05am WR: Franco, some day we will explore tacos and tamales together.
	12:08am Franco Twinkie: You know it, WR!

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from November 17, 2021

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November 17, 2021: A Horse Named Throwaway

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
d'eon	Cobra "Cobra" by "d'eon"	Rhododendron	Hausu Mountain	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Amen Dunes	Sixteen "Sixteen" by "Amen Dunes"	Love	Sacred Bones	0:10:11 (Pop-up)
Die Doraus & Die Marinas	Sandkorn	Eins und Zwei und Drei und Vier - Deutsche Experimentelle Pop-Musik 1980-86	Bureau B	0:13:29 (Pop-up)
Orquestra Afro-Brasileira	Babalaô	Obaluayê!	Day Dreamer	0:16:16 (Pop-up)
Benitez y Valencia	Desesperacion "Desesperacion" by "Benitez y Valencia"	The Paths of Pain: The CAIFE Label, Quito 1960-68	Honest Jon's	0:19:20 (Pop-up)
Terry Callier	I'd Rather Be With You	What Color is Love?	Cadet	0:23:21 (Pop-up)
Natalie Jane Hill	To Feel Alone "To Feel Alone" by "Natalie Jane Hill"	Solely	Dear Life	0:29:33 (Pop-up)
Jack Ingram, Miranda Lambert, Jon Randall	We'll Always Have the Blues	The Marfa Tapes	Vanner / RCA Nashville	0:31:29 (Pop-up)
Willie Nelson	It's Not Supposed To Be That Way	The IRS Tapes: Who'll Buy My Memories?	Columbia	0:34:58 (Pop-up)
Manduka	Naranjita "Naranjita" by "Manduka"	Manduka	IRT	0:37:14 (Pop-up)

Ben LaMar Gay	Aunt Lola and the Quail	Open Arms To Open Us	International Anthem / Nonesuch	0:53:20 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Kane	Fear of Knowledge "Fear of Knowledge" by "Bonnie Kane"	The Essence of Witches	Pop Nihil	0:57:28 (Pop-up)
Billington / Shippy / Wyche	Freaky Dot Patterns	The Eventual Warp Cat	No Index	1:04:34 (Pop-up)
Sunn Trio	Alhiruiyn "Alhiruiyn" by "Sunn Trio"	Electric Esoterica	2182 Recording Company	1:13:02 (Pop-up)
Suarasama	Habibullah "Habibullah" by "Suarasama"	Fajar Di Atas Awan	Drag City	1:15:53 (Pop-up)
Nate Wooley, Hugo Antunes, Jorge Queijo, Mário Costa, Chris Corsano	Animals	Purple Patio	NoBusiness	1:21:08 (Pop-up)

NP	Marble Drops "Marble Drops" by "NP"	Lattices	Ruptured	1:35:27 (Pop-up)
PDP III	Channel 3 "Channel 3" by "PDP III"	Pilled Up on a Couple of Doves	Shelter Press	1:37:11 (Pop-up)
Nick Zanca	Cacerolazo II "Cacerolazo II" by "Nick Zanca"	Cacerolazo	Full Spectrum	1:40:58 (Pop-up)
Francesco Cavaliere & Tomoko Sauvage	Rainforest Synthesis	Viridescens	Marionette	1:45:36 (Pop-up)
Duane Pitre	The Days Long "The Days Long" by "Duane Pitre"	Omniscient Voices	Important	1:51:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	10:04pm coelacanth∅: greetings Sam and unstablemates
	🥁 10:04pm WR: Hi Sam.
	🥁 10:05pm WR: unstablemates, I am one.
	10:05pm coelacanth∅: hey WR
	10:08pm coelacanth∅: Sam where'd you get your horse, expendahorse.com?
	10:12pm Sam Segal: Coel! WR! Thanks for bringing your stability or lack thereof to bear on tonight's proceedings!
	10:13pm Sam Segal: Good guess, Coel. It was actually the Superfluous Equine Emporium.
	10:17pm coelacanth∅: yeah i checked out their prices. seemed too good to be true. -so i went to The Glue Factory. it seemed like an odd name for a horse seller but so far, so good.
	10:19pm coelacanth∅: ...the thing i liked is their trade-in contract.
	10:20pm zzz: greetings DJ SS and all, enjoying the tunes so far
	10:21pm Sam Segal: Careful what you sign at that store, Coel. Wouldn't want you to get stuck in a bad deal!
	10:22pm Sam Segal: Zzz! Glad to be able to mark you present this evening!
	10:22pm doctorjazz: Hi folks!
	10:22pm coelacanth∅: eh, i couldn't be bothered reading all that fine print. i'm sure it's fine. howdy zzz
	10:23pm coelacanth∅: hey doc
	10:24pm Sam Segal: Good to see you, Doc!
	10:37pm zzz: been needing some willie in my life. god bless that man.
	10:37pm rw: Evening! Fine print?
	10:38pm Sam Segal: No doubt, zzz. It's a blessing Willie's still with us!
	10:38pm rw: All I know is this set of music is hitting the spot. Thanky Mr. S.
	10:39pm Sam Segal: Step right in, rw! Glad you're digging these selections.
	10:42pm coelacanth∅: rw yes, not only is the font designed by Yves Saint Laurent, but it's printed in gold flake. it's fine print.
	11:00pm zzz: the BLG sounded great, was my first taste. “ Reflecting on the meaning of the music in a prologue he wrote for Open Arms to Open Us, Gay says the album’s title is “a suggestion of a body movement that is used in many spiritual practices and is also a gesture that represents a type of understanding that leads to touch or a hug.” www.nonesuch.com... looks forward to hearing the rest
	11:02pm Sam Segal: And you'll get to hear it sooner than I thought...it actually comes out this Friday!
	11:03pm Sam Segal: The liner notes included on the album's bandcamp page written by Ben LaMar Gay are really thoughtful and interesting: intlanthem.bandcamp.com...
	11:06pm zzz: nice. and looks like a few other tunes to sample in the meantime. not usually a huge fan or color vinyl but that blue looks nice on the colorful cover art
	🥁 11:10pm DL in LA: Tuned in late, but digging this set!
	11:13pm Sam Segal: Nice to see you, DL! Hope things are good in either Los Angeles or Louisiana!
	11:13pm doctorjazz: Had to step away for a bit, back to the mines...
	11:13pm Sam Segal: Keep swinging that pickaxe, Doc!
	11:18pm Sam Segal: Or maybe not a pickaxe. Maybe something more modern...a jackhammer perhaps.
	11:20pm chresti: This is beautiful
	11:21pm Sam Segal: Chresti! Glad you're here and hearing.
	11:24pm chresti: Hi been this and that-ing in the kitchen
	🥁 11:32pm DL in LA: Sam, the LA is Los Angeles. But this reminds me of a recent thought. Stewart Brand once said that culture happens in big cities. But I think with the Internet, increasingly culture happens among the densely networked. What do you think?
	11:39pm Franco Twinkie: Yes DL, cultural dispersion is more democratized than ever before, but try and find a taco on your confuser that stands up to the exacting scrutiny of a real human beating the cement in Los Angeles.
	11:41pm doctorjazz: PDP III is cool! (listening while getting some work done-have been banished from the bedroom, headphones downstairs)
	11:41pm doctorjazz: (as is the Nick Zanca)
	11:45pm Sam Segal: I agree with you, DL. With the internet, a person living in the middle of nowhere could have access to artistic influences that in another time they would have been cut off from because they couldn't be in the physical spaces where those artistic movements were occurring. It is both democratizing, like Franco says, and a bit of a shame, because regional artistic scenes seemed to create less homogenous art. But what do I know? I am a millennial who has only ever lived in an internet saturated culture.
	11:46pm Sam Segal: Glad to provide some good headphone tunes to keep you company in your exile, Doc.
	11:47pm Sam Segal: Also, the Stewart Brand reference reminded me of this book which might interest you, DL. Maybe you've already heard of it. press.uchicago.edu...
	11:50pm Sam Segal: Also, hello, Franco!
	11:50pm Sam Segal: You've got me hungry for tacos.
	11:51pm I k e: Sounding good!
	11:51pm doctorjazz: Rainforest Synthesis is really fun over headphones.
	11:51pm I k e: Tacos are good, and huaraches are even better.
	11:52pm doctorjazz: Very cool set, Sam!
	11:55pm chresti: Thanks Sam!
	11:59pm Franco Twinkie: Sorry Sam, but case in point - you live in Brooklyn, correct? A taco or any other foldable item of gustatory or intellectual (an esoteric broad sheet or 'zine perhaps?) consumption is within walking distance of your front door. We rarely consider the paucity of what we city dwellers take for granted until we drive out of our comfort zone.
	12:00am Sam Segal: Taco access is one of the big advantages to living in Brooklyn, it is true, Franco.
	12:01am doctorjazz: Yeah, but is it a taco like you'd get in L.A. (methinks not). Anyway, great show (what I caught), Sam, thanks
	🥁 12:02am DL in LA: Sam, thanks that book looks interesting. I’ll take a better look at it later. You might like some of the talks at longnow.org as it’s an organization that was started by Stewart Brand.
	12:02am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam!
	🥁 12:04am WR: Sam, curiously, your outro music being part of my covid fever nightmares has become a distant indistinct memory. Thank you for the curation of recordings. Laters all.
	12:05am Franco Twinkie: Thanks Sam.
	12:05am rw: Thank you Sam!! Night all.
	🥁 12:05am WR: Franco, some day we will explore tacos and tamales together.
	12:08am Franco Twinkie: You know it, WR!

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from November 17, 2021

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