WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from October 5, 2022

Listener comments!
	♥ 10:04pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Sam! Kaddish is always appropriate because someone always just died.
	♥ 10:05pm zzz: wow Sam bringing it for the holy of holies tonight. good pairing there. shana tova!
	♥ 10:06pm chresti: My horse says fantastic!
	10:06pm Sam Segal: You make a fine theological observation, Franco! Welcome, zzz and Chresti!
	10:15pm Sam Segal: @zzz, did you make it to the Tortoise show on Sunday?
	♥ 10:18pm zzz: i was just going to ask you the same question! it had no idea they were playing but a friend was seeing pavement on saturday and mentioned 75 dollar bill opening, which led me to the listing of tortoise. managed to get a ticket and made it out! you??
	10:20pm Sam Segal: Wow, I feel like I should've been hyping that gig more actively on the show! But by some kind of luck or divine intervention, you still made it. I was there too. They blew me away! That was my first time seeing them live. 75 Dollar Bill was also excellent...cool to see them with James McNew.
	♥ 10:24pm zzz: nice! also first time seeing them live. loved it. was cool to see all the instrument rotations, was surprised by how incredibly loud they were at times! also didn’t realize doug mccombs does twangy surf/western guitar parts. Tcheser Holmes w/75dollar bill was also a huge treat
	♥ 10:26pm doctorjazz: Shana Tova!
	10:26pm Sam Segal: Oh, I'm glad you typed out Tcheser Holmes's name. I wanted to look him up. Dug his playing a lot, but I hadn't heard of him before.
	10:27pm Sam Segal: Howdy, Doc! If you fasted, I hope it was easy!
	10:27pm northguineahills: i haven't seen Tortoise in 16 years....
	♥ 10:28pm zzz: did you catch Jeff Parker Quasimoto sweater? he is so good
	10:29pm Sam Segal: Good news, NGH...they're still extremely locked in.
	10:29pm Sam Segal: Yes, I loved the Quasimoto sweater...now we need a Jeff Parker - Madlib collab.
	10:30pm Sam Segal: @NGH, hope you're doing alright post-Ian.
	♥ 10:35pm zzz: dig this dubby sound
	♥ 10:38pm doctorjazz: Bit of a headache, (caffeine withdrawal likely), but not too bad. Hope yours (if you fasted) was ok.
	♥ 10:39pm doctorjazz: Like Edilia! It Swings!
	10:41pm Sam Segal: This Keith Tippet cut really flies...wish it lasted three times as long.
	♥ 10:44pm doctorjazz: Hey zzz, I think you asked about the Ornette Coleman Town Hall Quartet/Prime Time civet lady night (just as the show w as ending). It was in 1987... www.latimes.com...
	♥ 10:46pm doctorjazz: *concert last night, shudda read...
	♥ 10:46pm doctorjazz: Cool Hamp!
	10:47pm Sam Segal: Live somewhere in Europe sometime in late '57 - early '58.
	♥ 10:48pm doctorjazz: Hamp on piano, I assume (he played a mean right hand piano aside from vibes)
	10:49pm Sam Segal: Hamp on piano, sounding mean indeed!
	♥ 10:51pm zzz: thanks for sharing that @doctjazz, i can’t get the thought of that performance out of my head. i need to seek out the ‘in all languages’ release, haven’t heard it
	♥ 10:52pm Ike: lsdkjopfjaposjfdaldfk!!@!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	♥ 10:54pm doctorjazz: Will catch hour 2 tomorrow, night night!
	♥ 10:56pm chresti: The sam hill raiser!
	10:59pm Sam Segal: Sleep well, Doc!
	10:59pm Sam Segal: Ike, you asdf;kjsdf;lkjsdf;saldkjfds, you!
	11:00pm Sam Segal: @Chresti, hill, the sam raiser!
	11:12pm northguineahills: @Sam: I got flooded out. I'm in temporarily housing in a nearly finished room on a second floor w/o a closet, half the size of my old space, and w/ grout still on the floor and the baseboards in need of a paint job. I was w/o power for 36 hours. the internets here is not as solid as my old spot, but satisfactory.
	11:13pm northguineahills: dug the placid angels....
	11:14pm Sam Segal: Ugh, that sounds like a shitty situation, NGH. Hope you're hanging in there.
	11:18pm northguineahills: yeah, running back to volunteer at the shelter w/ no power w/ people on the floor of the cafeteria while trying to keep chaos from ensuing (these were people not accustomed to shelters) was interesting. I ended up finding a generator, a floodlight, and my laptop to keep tabs on our regular clients by myself, who helplfully, were much better behaved. I was doing that 12pm-12am two days in a row, that was fun.(while worrying about/cleaning up after my residence).
	11:20pm Sam Segal: Man, you must be so exhausted at this point.
	11:21pm still b/p: Best of luck, ngh, among the close and all-around extreme disruptions and demands, and...whatever's a better, more suitable word of credit and respect than "kudos," for your constructive extra assistance efforts.
	11:21pm Sam Segal: Good on you for putting in all that work at the shelter. I'm sure they need all the help they can get.
	11:22pm Sam Segal: Yes, I'm with SBP! We need a better word than "kudos"!
	11:28pm still b/p: I Googled "storm resistant housing" earlier today. There are techniques and standards, of course, some imposed after ass-kickings in earlier Florida storms, but I've just been thinking "Jesus, there's GOTTA be more ways to reduce that explosive shattering and obliterating of stick-built houses, to reduce those losses and impacts." It's a hurricane and you can't have a wide full win against it, but could there ever be much MORE intense eagerness and enforcement, more common practices in construction and styles, to fully recognize and reduce risks?
	11:32pm northguineahills: @Sam: I slept 16 hours yesterday. when i was still catatonic thursday, i got a call from someone who djs music at some town called jersey city. that really helped me through my ordeal. At least I have shelter. the pond behind the property of my old place flooded 10 ft over its banks, the whole neighborhood behind it was flooded out, and i know, being a lower income neighborhood, they don't have insurance. There are families and elderly still living in school gymnasiums. Meanwhile, my old place should be ready to move back into by nov 1 (just saw the place earlier this evening and it was fully gutted, the landlord had insurance).
	11:34pm northguineahills: We got 15 inches of rain, and just 3.5 inches b/tn 4-5am when the storm hit us... (oh, yeah, there was wind, buy that just knocked trees over, billboards, electric pylons, etc)
	11:35pm Sam Segal: This Jersey City town sounds like it's got some solid souls! Good to hear you're going to be able to get into a fully renovated place in a somewhat reasonable time. I hope the time in your current place goes by quickly.
	11:36pm Pi(e): Hey just got here. Found some cool stuff online about algae and mental health - might be some stuff to look forward to. Probably other stuff too but in a story I was writing that was the cure.
	♥ 11:37pm chresti: rubberized concrete? still b/p
	11:40pm Sam Segal: Welcome, Pie! Please keep us informed on what you learn about the curative properties of algae.
	11:42pm still b/p: Company in Nova Scotia builds homes with plastic bottles recycled into thick panels that reportedly stand up to beyond-hurricane winds in controlled tests. Couldn't find info on how those structures (they haven't completed many) just fared a week and a half ago in Fiona, worst storm ever to hit the region.
	11:42pm northguineahills: digging this mitterer....
	11:43pm Sam Segal: Shouts out to listener Dean for hipping me to Wolfgang Mitterer.
	11:46pm northguineahills: the construction industry in fl is very parochial, and is not to make any sudden changes in building materials. it's an established chain all the way from material, to builders, to developers, to political zoning, the state level incentives to "develop everything no matter the case, oh and to make everything as uniform and bland as possible whie they're at it...
	11:46pm Pi(e): It starts with sleep - which is the cue for which our society has adopted a mental health leaning - which is very real - “I shall continue” - I proclaim in thought - and then there is a whole subtext and aimoiltaneous “shift” of “theirs and ours” (from a wholistic scientific lens) and the psychomyopathical state of being can be seen unveiled and released. And as this unexplored area expands and becomes explored the developmental nature of self and “our time” will substantiate itself. Much like the sheet of what we see as the moon unturning to show its face - the perspective of which our science is “lost” - can share infinite light and wisdom to another (which is dream like but I do believe that is how Some stuff starts/works) - and then it’s possibly going to be taken from the organic state to the laboratory state. So more work is going to hopefully be done and hopefully much light/knowledge/truth/love/information will rain down upon us. Elemental but it’s alright - we might come from the embryonic (a pickup of an old Flaming Lips song)
	11:47pm Pi(e): I didn’t proof read that. Hopefully it’s close to what I said/meant - phones been acting.
	11:49pm northguineahills: ah. the mitterer piece reminded me of gyorgy ligeti for some reason.
	11:50pm Sam Segal: Ligeti is a composer I need to listen to more deeply. Not super familiar with his work.
	11:51pm Pi(e): It was pretty close! “aimoiltaneous“ I have never seen this word in my life.
	11:54pm Pi(e): Simultaneously was what I meant - which really what I’m saying is it’s just like a Passover of generations (leaving Passover capitalized).
	♥ 11:56pm zzz: lovely tune.
	11:56pm northguineahills: thanks Pi(e) for the rabbit hole...
	11:57pm northguineahills: my parsing of aimoiltaneous is to not muddy simultaneously...
	11:58pm northguineahills: crap, now i got to study for job interview for a remote job in the morn. g'dnight zzz, pi(e), zzz, chresit, oh, and Sam, grazie!
	12:00am rw: Thank you Sam!!
	12:00am chresti: Thanks Sam!
	12:01am northguineahills: i'm still working on english....
	12:02am Pi(e): Aliza Schlesinger was on Celebrity Jeopardy.
	♥ 12:02am zzz: thanks sam!
	♥ 9:58am doctorjazz: Catching up with last night's show, really enjoying it! (So sorry my Thursday 6:30 am wake up has me miss it in real time). Thanks, Sam!

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October 5, 2022: I Would Show Him My Horses and He Would Say Fantastic

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Cantor Abraham Brun	Kaddish "Kaddish" by "Cantor Abraham Brun"	Niloh Service: Concluding Service for Yom Kippur	Folkways	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Sister Rosetta Tharpe	Forgive Me Lord and Try Me One More Time	The Original Soul Sister	Proper	0:04:21 (Pop-up)

Lilys	Ginger "Ginger" by "Lilys"	A Brief History of Amazing Letdowns	SpinART	0:11:53 (Pop-up)
Dan Friel	Avalanche "Avalanche" by "Dan Friel"	Fanfare	Thrill Jockey	0:17:23 (Pop-up)
Jamaaladeen Tacuma	Jam-All "Jam-All" by "Jamaaladeen Tacuma"	Jukebox	Gramavision	0:22:05 (Pop-up)
Ernesto Djedje	Behdo "Behdo" by "Ernesto Djedje"	Vol. 1 Gnoantre dans Zibote	Badmos	0:25:24 (Pop-up)
Les Soeurs Comoé	Mio Bio "Mio Bio" by "Les Soeurs Comoé"	Ivoire Retro	Philips	0:28:16 (Pop-up)
Ramblers International	Pe Aduro Ye	Ramblers International	Decca	0:30:41 (Pop-up)
Pablo Moses	I See It Every Day "I See It Every Day" by "Pablo Moses"	Pave the Way	Island	0:34:18 (Pop-up)
Monguito 'El Unico'	Edilia "Edilia" by "Monguito 'El Unico'"	Punteame Bien el Tres	Teca	0:37:30 (Pop-up)
Keith Tippett Group	Green & Orange Night Park (Live)	How Long This Time? Live 1970	British Progressive Jazz	0:40:28 (Pop-up)
Lionel Hampton Orchestra	Hamp's Boogie Woogie	The Mess Is Here Revisited	ezz-thetics/Hat Hut	0:45:47 (Pop-up)

Physical Therapy	Chain Reaction "Chain Reaction" by "Physical Therapy"	Teardrops on My Garage	Allergy Season	0:58:57 (Pop-up)
Sunship	Heaven (Smooth Step Mix) "Heaven (Smooth Step Mix)" by "Sunship"	Is This Real	Filter	1:04:11 (Pop-up)
Placid Angles	Moonlight Sunset "Moonlight Sunset" by "Placid Angles"	056 (The Lotus)	AD 93	1:07:43 (Pop-up)
Mark Gomes	Vibraspray "Vibraspray" by "Mark Gomes"	Alphane Moods	Students of Decay	1:13:11 (Pop-up)
James Brandon Lewis Quartet	Cesaire	MSM Molecular Systematic Music - Live	Intakt	1:15:08 (Pop-up)
Noah Barker	Fortune Teller "Fortune Teller" by "Noah Barker"	Instrumental Memory	FPE	1:22:22 (Pop-up)

Art Zoyd	Trois Miniatures "Trois Miniatures" by "Art Zoyd"	Génération sans futur	Atem	1:29:30 (Pop-up)
Christian Lillinger	Vertex XIII "Vertex XIII" by "Christian Lillinger"	Konus	Plaist	1:35:26 (Pop-up)
Wolfgang Mitterer	Grand Jeu 1 "Grand Jeu 1" by "Wolfgang Mitterer"	Stop Playing	Col Legno	1:39:05 (Pop-up)
Mouchoir Étanche	Musique Dans Les Ténèbres	Une Fille Pétrifiée	Cellule 75	1:43:53 (Pop-up)
Sage Martens	Rodeo Daughters "Rodeo Daughters" by "Sage Martens"	Riding Fences	Edições CN	1:46:51 (Pop-up)
Flanger Magazine	Pages Interior "Pages Interior" by "Flanger Magazine"	Forgotten Fields	Unifactor	1:49:19 (Pop-up)
Cole Pulice	City in a City "City in a City" by "Cole Pulice"	Scry	Moon Glyph	1:52:08 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	♥ 10:04pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Sam! Kaddish is always appropriate because someone always just died.
	♥ 10:05pm zzz: wow Sam bringing it for the holy of holies tonight. good pairing there. shana tova!
	♥ 10:06pm chresti: My horse says fantastic!
	10:06pm Sam Segal: You make a fine theological observation, Franco! Welcome, zzz and Chresti!
	10:15pm Sam Segal: @zzz, did you make it to the Tortoise show on Sunday?
	♥ 10:18pm zzz: i was just going to ask you the same question! it had no idea they were playing but a friend was seeing pavement on saturday and mentioned 75 dollar bill opening, which led me to the listing of tortoise. managed to get a ticket and made it out! you??
	10:20pm Sam Segal: Wow, I feel like I should've been hyping that gig more actively on the show! But by some kind of luck or divine intervention, you still made it. I was there too. They blew me away! That was my first time seeing them live. 75 Dollar Bill was also excellent...cool to see them with James McNew.
	♥ 10:24pm zzz: nice! also first time seeing them live. loved it. was cool to see all the instrument rotations, was surprised by how incredibly loud they were at times! also didn’t realize doug mccombs does twangy surf/western guitar parts. Tcheser Holmes w/75dollar bill was also a huge treat
	♥ 10:26pm doctorjazz: Shana Tova!
	10:26pm Sam Segal: Oh, I'm glad you typed out Tcheser Holmes's name. I wanted to look him up. Dug his playing a lot, but I hadn't heard of him before.
	10:27pm Sam Segal: Howdy, Doc! If you fasted, I hope it was easy!
	10:27pm northguineahills: i haven't seen Tortoise in 16 years....
	♥ 10:28pm zzz: did you catch Jeff Parker Quasimoto sweater? he is so good
	10:29pm Sam Segal: Good news, NGH...they're still extremely locked in.
	10:29pm Sam Segal: Yes, I loved the Quasimoto sweater...now we need a Jeff Parker - Madlib collab.
	10:30pm Sam Segal: @NGH, hope you're doing alright post-Ian.
	♥ 10:35pm zzz: dig this dubby sound
	♥ 10:38pm doctorjazz: Bit of a headache, (caffeine withdrawal likely), but not too bad. Hope yours (if you fasted) was ok.
	♥ 10:39pm doctorjazz: Like Edilia! It Swings!
	10:41pm Sam Segal: This Keith Tippet cut really flies...wish it lasted three times as long.
	♥ 10:44pm doctorjazz: Hey zzz, I think you asked about the Ornette Coleman Town Hall Quartet/Prime Time civet lady night (just as the show w as ending). It was in 1987... www.latimes.com...
	♥ 10:46pm doctorjazz: *concert last night, shudda read...
	♥ 10:46pm doctorjazz: Cool Hamp!
	10:47pm Sam Segal: Live somewhere in Europe sometime in late '57 - early '58.
	♥ 10:48pm doctorjazz: Hamp on piano, I assume (he played a mean right hand piano aside from vibes)
	10:49pm Sam Segal: Hamp on piano, sounding mean indeed!
	♥ 10:51pm zzz: thanks for sharing that @doctjazz, i can’t get the thought of that performance out of my head. i need to seek out the ‘in all languages’ release, haven’t heard it
	♥ 10:52pm Ike: lsdkjopfjaposjfdaldfk!!@!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	♥ 10:54pm doctorjazz: Will catch hour 2 tomorrow, night night!
	♥ 10:56pm chresti: The sam hill raiser!
	10:59pm Sam Segal: Sleep well, Doc!
	10:59pm Sam Segal: Ike, you asdf;kjsdf;lkjsdf;saldkjfds, you!
	11:00pm Sam Segal: @Chresti, hill, the sam raiser!
	11:12pm northguineahills: @Sam: I got flooded out. I'm in temporarily housing in a nearly finished room on a second floor w/o a closet, half the size of my old space, and w/ grout still on the floor and the baseboards in need of a paint job. I was w/o power for 36 hours. the internets here is not as solid as my old spot, but satisfactory.
	11:13pm northguineahills: dug the placid angels....
	11:14pm Sam Segal: Ugh, that sounds like a shitty situation, NGH. Hope you're hanging in there.
	11:18pm northguineahills: yeah, running back to volunteer at the shelter w/ no power w/ people on the floor of the cafeteria while trying to keep chaos from ensuing (these were people not accustomed to shelters) was interesting. I ended up finding a generator, a floodlight, and my laptop to keep tabs on our regular clients by myself, who helplfully, were much better behaved. I was doing that 12pm-12am two days in a row, that was fun.(while worrying about/cleaning up after my residence).
	11:20pm Sam Segal: Man, you must be so exhausted at this point.
	11:21pm still b/p: Best of luck, ngh, among the close and all-around extreme disruptions and demands, and...whatever's a better, more suitable word of credit and respect than "kudos," for your constructive extra assistance efforts.
	11:21pm Sam Segal: Good on you for putting in all that work at the shelter. I'm sure they need all the help they can get.
	11:22pm Sam Segal: Yes, I'm with SBP! We need a better word than "kudos"!
	11:28pm still b/p: I Googled "storm resistant housing" earlier today. There are techniques and standards, of course, some imposed after ass-kickings in earlier Florida storms, but I've just been thinking "Jesus, there's GOTTA be more ways to reduce that explosive shattering and obliterating of stick-built houses, to reduce those losses and impacts." It's a hurricane and you can't have a wide full win against it, but could there ever be much MORE intense eagerness and enforcement, more common practices in construction and styles, to fully recognize and reduce risks?
	11:32pm northguineahills: @Sam: I slept 16 hours yesterday. when i was still catatonic thursday, i got a call from someone who djs music at some town called jersey city. that really helped me through my ordeal. At least I have shelter. the pond behind the property of my old place flooded 10 ft over its banks, the whole neighborhood behind it was flooded out, and i know, being a lower income neighborhood, they don't have insurance. There are families and elderly still living in school gymnasiums. Meanwhile, my old place should be ready to move back into by nov 1 (just saw the place earlier this evening and it was fully gutted, the landlord had insurance).
	11:34pm northguineahills: We got 15 inches of rain, and just 3.5 inches b/tn 4-5am when the storm hit us... (oh, yeah, there was wind, buy that just knocked trees over, billboards, electric pylons, etc)
	11:35pm Sam Segal: This Jersey City town sounds like it's got some solid souls! Good to hear you're going to be able to get into a fully renovated place in a somewhat reasonable time. I hope the time in your current place goes by quickly.
	11:36pm Pi(e): Hey just got here. Found some cool stuff online about algae and mental health - might be some stuff to look forward to. Probably other stuff too but in a story I was writing that was the cure.
	♥ 11:37pm chresti: rubberized concrete? still b/p
	11:40pm Sam Segal: Welcome, Pie! Please keep us informed on what you learn about the curative properties of algae.
	11:42pm still b/p: Company in Nova Scotia builds homes with plastic bottles recycled into thick panels that reportedly stand up to beyond-hurricane winds in controlled tests. Couldn't find info on how those structures (they haven't completed many) just fared a week and a half ago in Fiona, worst storm ever to hit the region.
	11:42pm northguineahills: digging this mitterer....
	11:43pm Sam Segal: Shouts out to listener Dean for hipping me to Wolfgang Mitterer.
	11:46pm northguineahills: the construction industry in fl is very parochial, and is not to make any sudden changes in building materials. it's an established chain all the way from material, to builders, to developers, to political zoning, the state level incentives to "develop everything no matter the case, oh and to make everything as uniform and bland as possible whie they're at it...
	11:46pm Pi(e): It starts with sleep - which is the cue for which our society has adopted a mental health leaning - which is very real - “I shall continue” - I proclaim in thought - and then there is a whole subtext and aimoiltaneous “shift” of “theirs and ours” (from a wholistic scientific lens) and the psychomyopathical state of being can be seen unveiled and released. And as this unexplored area expands and becomes explored the developmental nature of self and “our time” will substantiate itself. Much like the sheet of what we see as the moon unturning to show its face - the perspective of which our science is “lost” - can share infinite light and wisdom to another (which is dream like but I do believe that is how Some stuff starts/works) - and then it’s possibly going to be taken from the organic state to the laboratory state. So more work is going to hopefully be done and hopefully much light/knowledge/truth/love/information will rain down upon us. Elemental but it’s alright - we might come from the embryonic (a pickup of an old Flaming Lips song)
	11:47pm Pi(e): I didn’t proof read that. Hopefully it’s close to what I said/meant - phones been acting.
	11:49pm northguineahills: ah. the mitterer piece reminded me of gyorgy ligeti for some reason.
	11:50pm Sam Segal: Ligeti is a composer I need to listen to more deeply. Not super familiar with his work.
	11:51pm Pi(e): It was pretty close! “aimoiltaneous“ I have never seen this word in my life.
	11:54pm Pi(e): Simultaneously was what I meant - which really what I’m saying is it’s just like a Passover of generations (leaving Passover capitalized).
	♥ 11:56pm zzz: lovely tune.
	11:56pm northguineahills: thanks Pi(e) for the rabbit hole...
	11:57pm northguineahills: my parsing of aimoiltaneous is to not muddy simultaneously...
	11:58pm northguineahills: crap, now i got to study for job interview for a remote job in the morn. g'dnight zzz, pi(e), zzz, chresit, oh, and Sam, grazie!
	12:00am rw: Thank you Sam!!
	12:00am chresti: Thanks Sam!
	12:01am northguineahills: i'm still working on english....
	12:02am Pi(e): Aliza Schlesinger was on Celebrity Jeopardy.
	♥ 12:02am zzz: thanks sam!
	♥ 9:58am doctorjazz: Catching up with last night's show, really enjoying it! (So sorry my Thursday 6:30 am wake up has me miss it in real time). Thanks, Sam!

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