WFMU: Daniel Blumin: Playlist from March 31, 2012

Listener comments!
	9:04pm Destroit: hello Daniel and all the good people
	9:11pm G: Halloo, Destroyit.
	9:14pm D. Blumin: Hi, Destroit & G! And the good, bad, and inbetween! Greetings!
	9:21pm Destroit: 'Sup G. (sorry, just had to do it)
	9:33pm D. Blumin: Looks like everyone's in mourning that they didn't get the big lotto bucks, Destroit!
	9:35pm sinister dexter: good stuff Dan ... howdy fellow listeners greetings all from grand rapids michigan
	9:38pm D. Blumin: "My communion w/ yr body is the turning of the key"?!
	9:38pm D. Blumin: Sinister, this one's a namesake! All hail Grand Rapids!
	9:40pm Destroit: Dexter, hello. Lotto, seriously, fuck the lotto freaks. Great start Daniel!
	9:45pm Destroit: Digging the Puls from gunther
	9:48pm Destroit: Still digging, wow
	9:50pm Chris: Yeah, this Puls track is destroying. Thanks for playing it, Daniel.
	9:52pm sinister dexter: we aint got no rapids here ^_^ heh heh whats goin on?
	9:54pm D. Blumin: Hi, Chris! Thx be to you fer tuning in!!!
	9:55pm D. Blumin: Yeah, this here pulse is making it all go a little skewy, SD!
	9:59pm sinister dexter: some kind of shamanic beat happening
	10:00pm G: sham an you!
	10:20pm sinister dexter: ha! ^_^
	10:35pm Eminem: Überfällig = overdue
	10:37pm D. Blumin: Thanks, much appreciated, E. Now if we could just get yr nom de plume translated, twould be eminently wunderbar!
	10:40pm G: Everyone knows an Eminem has a nutty center.
	10:41pm supposedly: "Emine is a Turkish female name, and Eminem means "My Emine" in Turkish."
	10:42pm D. Blumin: NOW, we're talkin'! Ask and ye shall receive! THNKEE, Supposedly!
	10:44pm Destroit: Work this angle.
	10:49pm Destroit: Anybody from Kansas? This thing is getting nuts.
	10:55pm Destroit: Blumin just declared jihad on all Island nations with dance in , like, 10 minutes. All hail blumin!
	10:56pm dave: i assume "kabbadi schwalbe" is kabbadi practiced on fixed-gear bicycles. presumably in prospect park.
	11:04pm Destroit: Aww, really. RIP Danceypants.
	11:06pm Eric: Schwalbe makes bicycle tires
	11:07pm dave: the only "schwalbe" i've ever heard make fine german-engineered bicycle tires.
	11:11pm google: Schwalbe (sl., lit. "swallow") is also a deliberate dive to draw a penalty (in soccer)
	11:11pm Destroit: BMG and Derek are 20 year vets of Detroit dungeons. Most recently, the No Way Back sequence of parties is great. +1 to Carlos souffront and servito as well.
	11:13pm dave: thanks, google! i'm now terrified that i'm riding on tires whose name is synonymous with "deliberate faceplant".
	11:15pm Andrew Waterloo: dave, you'll be safe as long as an official isn't watching you
	11:18pm dave: yeah, it's probably only because i've never tried to overtake a referee on my commute that my tires haven't yet tried to draw a yellow card.
	11:22pm Andrew Waterloo: It's not over taking the ref you have to worry about, it's over taking some guy wearing a different primary colour
	11:23pm Andrew Waterloo: Rzewski is such an intense fellow
	11:24pm Chop Scott: Daniel B.! How are the new monitors in Studio A sounding to you?
	11:25pm D. Blumin: They sound damn FANTASTIC, Chop Scott!!!!!!
	11:25pm D. Blumin: Did you install them muthas???
	11:27pm Chop Scott: Excellent...We put them in yesterday, can be tweaked abit further. Enjoying your show on this end
	11:28pm D. Blumin: Andrew, this piece is intense - Sam Melville, one of the inmates killed in the storming of Attica, provides the text... A letter written from prison a few months before the revolt.
	11:29pm D. Blumin: They sound dandy to me... and thanks fer dropping in!!!
	11:29pm Andrew Waterloo: Yah, saw him perform it live once. He also performed a piece around Oscar Wilde's imprisonment. I forget which piece involve him closing the lid on the piano and then slamming it open.
	11:33pm George of Troy: I picked up a copy of an album by Group 180 performing Coming Together and Attica after hearing it on a local college radio station many years ago. Blew my 17 year old mind, and still does.
	11:37pm Destroit: Interesting comments. Steven Jesse Bernstien is a good look if you like poetry/spoken word mind blow.
	11:38pm Andrew Waterloo: Seeing Rzewski is probably still my most significant concert experience.Mind blown and realigned.
	11:38pm maestroso: @George of Troy, I got that same album in Madison Wisconsin at one of the college record stores. I still love that version. This one was good, too. Always keeps me on the edge of my seat.
	11:42pm Destroit: Hello Waterloo, and I trust your comments.
	11:46pm Andrew Waterloo: @Destroit, Evening!
	11:47pm Brian: Really great sounds tonight - helps me to be an artistic genius.
	11:48pm D. Blumin: Andrew, as someone who hasn't experienced it live, I can only imagine! I shall redouble my efforts to witness...
	11:49pm D. Blumin: Thx, Brian! Good luck to yous!
	11:49pm Destroit: Just curious Brian, what kind of art do you do?
	11:52pm Andrew Waterloo: I'm fortunate to have a couple good music festivals in the area.
	11:53pm George of Troy: @maestroso: Nice find; I don't see it very often. I've since picked up a few different versions, and all have their merits. Edge of the seat for sure. I've seen Rzewski solo at a local church, as well as with MEV a couple of times. At one of the MEV performances, he came out first with a broom, sweeping the stage, and people mistook him for a janitor.
	11:55pm Brian: A little bit of everything but painting - tonight the images are getting real dark-
	11:58pm Andrew Waterloo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRFxpE-dve8&feature=related this is another great Rzewski piece
	11:59pm Destroit: This must be great music to paint to.. Good on ya Brian. George, great story, I like you. Daniel Blumin. Great work tonight.
	12:15am D. Blumin: Thanks fer listening, everyone! Happy April Fool's! See y'all next week!

Daniel Blumin: Playlist from March 31, 2012

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The run-around drill sergeant of love meets the freeform radio nurse in an international popularity crisis. Twang, dub, noise, rockers, aliens, drum machines, foreigners, imported goods, songs, rumbles, hollers, blips and squiggles, along with an occasional musical number.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Derdiyoklar Ikilisi	Eminem "Eminem" by "Derdiyoklar Ikilisi"	Disko Folk	Guerszen	2012		'79	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Philippe D'Aram	La Valse Grinçante	The B-Music of Jean Rollin 1968-1979	Finders Keepers	2011		'79	0:06:21 (Pop-up)
J.A. Caesar	Ootori No Kuru Hi "Ootori No Kuru Hi" by "J.A. Caesar"	Kokkyou Junreika	Phoenix	2011	LP	'73 "A Pilgrimage Across National Borders”	0:08:53 (Pop-up)
23 Skidoo	Gregouka "Gregouka" by "23 Skidoo"	Tearing Up The Plans	Fetish	1982	12"		0:16:46 (Pop-up)
Sten Sandell	Damp "Damp" by "Sten Sandell"	Damp	Bauta	1985	LP		0:25:36 (Pop-up)
Clay Vause	Love Problems & Pipe Bombs	Film Nocturnal	GGE	1987	Cassette		0:35:02 (Pop-up)
Günter Schickert	Puls "Puls" by "Günter Schickert"	Überfällig	Sky	1979	LP		0:40:17 (Pop-up)
The Harlemans	Fear of My Body (Faster)	Poetry Out Loud Number 9	Out Loud	1975	LP	More fearful/faster than the Harlemans intended!	0:54:35 (Pop-up)

Philip Sanderson	Reprint Two "Reprint Two" by "Philip Sanderson"	Reprint	Anomalous	2003		'80 cassette reissued	1:11:24 (Pop-up)
Blawan	Shader "Shader" by "Blawan"	IOTDXI (V/A)	R & S	2011			1:21:29 (Pop-up)
BMG & Derek Plaslaiko	Is Your Mother Home?	Is Your Mother Home? EP	Interdimensional Transmissions	2012			1:25:36 (Pop-up)
Gaiser	Scatter "Scatter" by "Gaiser"	min2MAX (V/A)	M_nus	2006			1:32:25 (Pop-up)
Walton	Mallet "Mallet" by "Walton"	All Nite EP	Hyperdub	2012	12"		1:38:38 (Pop-up)
Slaughter Mob	Black Hole "Black Hole" by "Slaughter Mob"	Grime (V/A)	Rephlex	2004			1:43:04 (Pop-up)
Malorix	Kabbadi Schwalbe (FFF mix)	Malorix Recycled	Makkum	2012	12"	Sound System Culture Clash album trks remixed	1:47:35 (Pop-up)
Batida	Bazuka (Querm Me Rusgou?) "Bazuka (Querm Me Rusgou?)" by "Batida"	Batida	Soundway	2012			1:51:27 (Pop-up)
Dream Continuum	Set It "Set It" by "Dream Continuum"	Reworkz EP	Planet Mu	2012			1:55:34 (Pop-up)

Frederic Rzewski	Coming Together "Coming Together" by "Frederic Rzewski"	Attica / Coming Together / Les Mouton de Panurge	Opus One	1973	LP	feat. Karl Berger, vibraphone; Alvin Curran, synthesizer; Jon Gibson, alto sax; Joan Kalisch, viola; Garrett List, trombone; Frederic Rzewski, piano and electric piano; Richard Youngstein, bass	2:17:08 (Pop-up)
Ed Schrader's Music Beat	Gem Asylum	Jazz Mind	Load	2012			2:32:15 (Pop-up)
Rob St John	Your Phantom Limb "Your Phantom Limb" by "Rob St John"	The Wire Tapper 28	The Wire	2012			2:34:54 (Pop-up)
Ustad Abdul Karim Khan	Jamuna Ke Tira Kanha	1934-1935	Important	2012		recorded in '34 in Bombay	2:37:33 (Pop-up)
Hornorkesteret	Elegi for Roald Amundsen	Fjaer Og Jern	Panot	2011		stringed reindeer antlers!	2:41:06 (Pop-up)
Henry Wolff & Nancy Hennings	Crossing the Line	Tibetan Bells III: The Empty Mirror	Celestial Harmonies	1988	LP		2:45:50 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:04pm Destroit: hello Daniel and all the good people
	9:11pm G: Halloo, Destroyit.
	9:14pm D. Blumin: Hi, Destroit & G! And the good, bad, and inbetween! Greetings!
	9:21pm Destroit: 'Sup G. (sorry, just had to do it)
	9:33pm D. Blumin: Looks like everyone's in mourning that they didn't get the big lotto bucks, Destroit!
	9:35pm sinister dexter: good stuff Dan ... howdy fellow listeners greetings all from grand rapids michigan
	9:38pm D. Blumin: "My communion w/ yr body is the turning of the key"?!
	9:38pm D. Blumin: Sinister, this one's a namesake! All hail Grand Rapids!
	9:40pm Destroit: Dexter, hello. Lotto, seriously, fuck the lotto freaks. Great start Daniel!
	9:45pm Destroit: Digging the Puls from gunther
	9:48pm Destroit: Still digging, wow
	9:50pm Chris: Yeah, this Puls track is destroying. Thanks for playing it, Daniel.
	9:52pm sinister dexter: we aint got no rapids here ^_^ heh heh whats goin on?
	9:54pm D. Blumin: Hi, Chris! Thx be to you fer tuning in!!!
	9:55pm D. Blumin: Yeah, this here pulse is making it all go a little skewy, SD!
	9:59pm sinister dexter: some kind of shamanic beat happening
	10:00pm G: sham an you!
	10:20pm sinister dexter: ha! ^_^
	10:35pm Eminem: Überfällig = overdue
	10:37pm D. Blumin: Thanks, much appreciated, E. Now if we could just get yr nom de plume translated, twould be eminently wunderbar!
	10:40pm G: Everyone knows an Eminem has a nutty center.
	10:41pm supposedly: "Emine is a Turkish female name, and Eminem means "My Emine" in Turkish."
	10:42pm D. Blumin: NOW, we're talkin'! Ask and ye shall receive! THNKEE, Supposedly!
	10:44pm Destroit: Work this angle.
	10:49pm Destroit: Anybody from Kansas? This thing is getting nuts.
	10:55pm Destroit: Blumin just declared jihad on all Island nations with dance in , like, 10 minutes. All hail blumin!
	10:56pm dave: i assume "kabbadi schwalbe" is kabbadi practiced on fixed-gear bicycles. presumably in prospect park.
	11:04pm Destroit: Aww, really. RIP Danceypants.
	11:06pm Eric: Schwalbe makes bicycle tires
	11:07pm dave: the only "schwalbe" i've ever heard make fine german-engineered bicycle tires.
	11:11pm google: Schwalbe (sl., lit. "swallow") is also a deliberate dive to draw a penalty (in soccer)
	11:11pm Destroit: BMG and Derek are 20 year vets of Detroit dungeons. Most recently, the No Way Back sequence of parties is great. +1 to Carlos souffront and servito as well.
	11:13pm dave: thanks, google! i'm now terrified that i'm riding on tires whose name is synonymous with "deliberate faceplant".
	11:15pm Andrew Waterloo: dave, you'll be safe as long as an official isn't watching you
	11:18pm dave: yeah, it's probably only because i've never tried to overtake a referee on my commute that my tires haven't yet tried to draw a yellow card.
	11:22pm Andrew Waterloo: It's not over taking the ref you have to worry about, it's over taking some guy wearing a different primary colour
	11:23pm Andrew Waterloo: Rzewski is such an intense fellow
	11:24pm Chop Scott: Daniel B.! How are the new monitors in Studio A sounding to you?
	11:25pm D. Blumin: They sound damn FANTASTIC, Chop Scott!!!!!!
	11:25pm D. Blumin: Did you install them muthas???
	11:27pm Chop Scott: Excellent...We put them in yesterday, can be tweaked abit further. Enjoying your show on this end
	11:28pm D. Blumin: Andrew, this piece is intense - Sam Melville, one of the inmates killed in the storming of Attica, provides the text... A letter written from prison a few months before the revolt.
	11:29pm D. Blumin: They sound dandy to me... and thanks fer dropping in!!!
	11:29pm Andrew Waterloo: Yah, saw him perform it live once. He also performed a piece around Oscar Wilde's imprisonment. I forget which piece involve him closing the lid on the piano and then slamming it open.
	11:33pm George of Troy: I picked up a copy of an album by Group 180 performing Coming Together and Attica after hearing it on a local college radio station many years ago. Blew my 17 year old mind, and still does.
	11:37pm Destroit: Interesting comments. Steven Jesse Bernstien is a good look if you like poetry/spoken word mind blow.
	11:38pm Andrew Waterloo: Seeing Rzewski is probably still my most significant concert experience.Mind blown and realigned.
	11:38pm maestroso: @George of Troy, I got that same album in Madison Wisconsin at one of the college record stores. I still love that version. This one was good, too. Always keeps me on the edge of my seat.
	11:42pm Destroit: Hello Waterloo, and I trust your comments.
	11:46pm Andrew Waterloo: @Destroit, Evening!
	11:47pm Brian: Really great sounds tonight - helps me to be an artistic genius.
	11:48pm D. Blumin: Andrew, as someone who hasn't experienced it live, I can only imagine! I shall redouble my efforts to witness...
	11:49pm D. Blumin: Thx, Brian! Good luck to yous!
	11:49pm Destroit: Just curious Brian, what kind of art do you do?
	11:52pm Andrew Waterloo: I'm fortunate to have a couple good music festivals in the area.
	11:53pm George of Troy: @maestroso: Nice find; I don't see it very often. I've since picked up a few different versions, and all have their merits. Edge of the seat for sure. I've seen Rzewski solo at a local church, as well as with MEV a couple of times. At one of the MEV performances, he came out first with a broom, sweeping the stage, and people mistook him for a janitor.
	11:55pm Brian: A little bit of everything but painting - tonight the images are getting real dark-
	11:58pm Andrew Waterloo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRFxpE-dve8&feature=related this is another great Rzewski piece
	11:59pm Destroit: This must be great music to paint to.. Good on ya Brian. George, great story, I like you. Daniel Blumin. Great work tonight.
	12:15am D. Blumin: Thanks fer listening, everyone! Happy April Fool's! See y'all next week!

Daniel Blumin: Playlist from March 31, 2012

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