WFMU: Nat Roe: Playlist from April 4, 2012

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April 4, 2012: Much love for Times Square

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
	Male/Female mix "Male/Female mix"	Public Announcement's Wanna bump yr. body, then Monica's The First Night. Male/Female priorities are different sometimes.	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:		Hooray! The channel 7 news sign in Times Square was glitching out so hard. What an inspirational place. Hear the Max Neuhaus sound installation with a 360 degrees panorama visual here.	0:23:03 (Pop-up)
	The Tape Beatles "The Tape Beatles"	Few tracks from this landmark of pop-culture cut-ups, A Subtle Buoyancy of Pulse.	0:30:10 (Pop-up)
	DJ Convict Scorpion "DJ Convict Scorpion"	Oh maaannnn....this one was skipping way worse on the other CD player. It still sounds pretty good tho. Rockin guitar appropriationage.	0:38:40 (Pop-up)
		Self playing organ by Lutz Bacher at the Whitney Biennial.	0:41:35 (Pop-up)

	5 seconds from every song in WFMU's mp3 library	Yeeeep, I'll be releasing this monster on the blog over the next few months. I've only processed bands that start with symbols, haven't even gotten to the letter "A" yet, but expect! Expect!	0:48:41 (Pop-up)
	DJ Olive "DJ Olive"	Aki Onda listed this fella as an influence on one of his CDs, and it's pretty rad stuff! This CD's called Bodega.	0:56:09 (Pop-up)
	SADE-THON "SADE-THON"	Oh my god, this girl is the best. Perfect combo of R&B, smooth jazz, really great bongo usage, no fear of slap bass. Sade, you have my heart. Here's a cool cube with digitally manipulated shoes on it. Also at the Whitney Biennial, by K8 Hardy.	1:04:44 (Pop-up)
	Jon Appleton "Jon Appleton"	Pioneer of midcentury electronic music. He built the first digital synthesizer, the synclavier. Worked a lot with tape music, electroacoustic systems. And, of course, EXPERIMENTAL synthesis in the truest sense of experimental - laboratory science to develop and discover new methods of creating sound with new technology. You can stream a ton of his music on the DRAM archives.	1:45:12 (Pop-up)
	Joseph Nechvatal "Joseph Nechvatal"	Various tracks from old Flux Tellus compilations.	1:58:11 (Pop-up)
	The Harlemans "The Harlemans"	Awesome reissue on Out Loud Productions called Poetry Out Loud Number 9. ~1975 hippie rants and sound poetry.	2:01:17 (Pop-up)
	Angus Maclise "Angus Maclise"	Maybe my favorite hippie. Here's a song for bongo and magnetic tape.	2:06:40 (Pop-up)
	Aaron Dilloway "Aaron Dilloway"	New 12" out on Hundebiss called Lip Syncing to Verme.	2:11:45 (Pop-up)
	Jon Appleton with Don Cherry "Jon Appleton with Don Cherry"	Cool electronic manips and counterpoint of this monster of free trumpet. Pic from the liner notes...	2:16:24 (Pop-up)
	Tomutonttu "Tomutonttu"	nice bleepy bloopy trance musik. New split with Astral Social Club.	2:23:23 (Pop-up)
	Dj Kinetic "Dj Kinetic"	Haha, this is pretty much a mixtape of rarities. But he doesn't credit any of the artists! I don't care either! Some cool turntablism in here though.	2:37:30 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	3:09am fred: Good morning Nat
	3:13am Nat: Yo Fred!
	3:13am wafflehaus: What is this?
	3:15am Nat: Oh you know some musick.
	3:17am wafflehaus: "This just isn't music." keep it up
	3:17am Nat: Thanks buddy
	3:30am fred: Puff Daddy is at his best when on the phone with Bjork. That would have fit in well with your first mix today.
	3:31am Chris: I've always been struck by how it's noticeably warmer at night around there due to all the lights in Times Square.
	3:36am Veronica: Great Max Neuhaus anecdote.
	3:39am fred: Nat, have you looked into soundscapes and soundmaps?
	3:40am Nat: Oohhhh, I'll have to find that Puff Daddy phone convo! One cool thing about the Max Neuhaus piece is that it was made back in the day, way before Times Square become this consumerist mecca. The experience of the piece is totally different now that when it was made.
	3:40am Nat: Not sure if I have, Fred. What do you mean in specific? I mean, I've listened to many soundscapes, but it sounds like you've got something specific in mind.
	3:42am Veronica: Oh wow, I didn't know that. I'm a huge fan of his work. Do you know when it was created for Times Square, by any chance?
	3:43am neil: no one said negativland. what? is there any escape?
	3:43am Nat: Decades ago, I'm sure you can find it easily online, but I'm busy at the moment...
	3:46am Veronica: Busy? You mean you're not just slacking off over there. ;-) Yeah, I thought to check online as soon as I asked. Sorry. It was created in 1977. Can't believe I've been to Times Square without even realizing it was there.
	3:47am fred: A soundmap is a digital map with sounds recorded from each area, you can build a virtual soundwalk from these. I think this principle begs to be abused.
	3:55am fred: Nat, re self-playing computers, you should take a look at this: http://robinmeier.net/?page_id=37
	3:58am Deepak: oh man, this sounds tasty
	3:59am i smoke spice: https://mog.com/m#album/55868049 http://baku-shad-do.bandcamp.com/album/xv-commotion
	4:03am Nat: Ah cool, are there any good examples of soundmaps that you know of? I'll check out that Robin Meier piece when I get off the air.
	4:07am Veronica: Here's a good list of soundmaps I was just checking out: http://www.jetstreaming.org/2011/12/21/sound-effects-and-space-soundmap-roundup/
	4:14am Deepak: she sounds a bit like Freddie Mercury behind all the noise
	4:18am Nat: Ah yea, slowing down the tracks does tend to make vocals pretty androgenous.
	4:21am slugluv1313: shoes and SADE . . . ahhhhhhhh! me likey :)
	5:02am Veronica: Loved that Jon Appleton piece you played...wild that he collaborated with Don Cherry.
	5:03am Nat: Ah yeah, I can play some of that CD in a bit!
	5:04am Veronica: Great!
	5:06am craigness: Haven't tuned into your show in a while Nat. Glad I did today though, it's been ace!
	5:07am Nat: Why thank u.
	5:16am neil: this is like that z'ev. shucks. sans vox. roll on nat!
	5:24am Veronica: What a groove
	5:39am i smoke spice: highly advanced

Nat Roe: Playlist from April 4, 2012

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
	Male/Female mix "Male/Female mix"	Public Announcement's Wanna bump yr. body, then Monica's The First Night. Male/Female priorities are different sometimes.	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:		Hooray! The channel 7 news sign in Times Square was glitching out so hard. What an inspirational place. Hear the Max Neuhaus sound installation with a 360 degrees panorama visual here.	0:23:03 (Pop-up)
	The Tape Beatles "The Tape Beatles"	Few tracks from this landmark of pop-culture cut-ups, A Subtle Buoyancy of Pulse.	0:30:10 (Pop-up)
	DJ Convict Scorpion "DJ Convict Scorpion"	Oh maaannnn....this one was skipping way worse on the other CD player. It still sounds pretty good tho. Rockin guitar appropriationage.	0:38:40 (Pop-up)
		Self playing organ by Lutz Bacher at the Whitney Biennial.	0:41:35 (Pop-up)

	5 seconds from every song in WFMU's mp3 library	Yeeeep, I'll be releasing this monster on the blog over the next few months. I've only processed bands that start with symbols, haven't even gotten to the letter "A" yet, but expect! Expect!	0:48:41 (Pop-up)
	DJ Olive "DJ Olive"	Aki Onda listed this fella as an influence on one of his CDs, and it's pretty rad stuff! This CD's called Bodega.	0:56:09 (Pop-up)
	SADE-THON "SADE-THON"	Oh my god, this girl is the best. Perfect combo of R&B, smooth jazz, really great bongo usage, no fear of slap bass. Sade, you have my heart. Here's a cool cube with digitally manipulated shoes on it. Also at the Whitney Biennial, by K8 Hardy.	1:04:44 (Pop-up)
	Jon Appleton "Jon Appleton"	Pioneer of midcentury electronic music. He built the first digital synthesizer, the synclavier. Worked a lot with tape music, electroacoustic systems. And, of course, EXPERIMENTAL synthesis in the truest sense of experimental - laboratory science to develop and discover new methods of creating sound with new technology. You can stream a ton of his music on the DRAM archives.	1:45:12 (Pop-up)
	Joseph Nechvatal "Joseph Nechvatal"	Various tracks from old Flux Tellus compilations.	1:58:11 (Pop-up)
	The Harlemans "The Harlemans"	Awesome reissue on Out Loud Productions called Poetry Out Loud Number 9. ~1975 hippie rants and sound poetry.	2:01:17 (Pop-up)
	Angus Maclise "Angus Maclise"	Maybe my favorite hippie. Here's a song for bongo and magnetic tape.	2:06:40 (Pop-up)
	Aaron Dilloway "Aaron Dilloway"	New 12" out on Hundebiss called Lip Syncing to Verme.	2:11:45 (Pop-up)
	Jon Appleton with Don Cherry "Jon Appleton with Don Cherry"	Cool electronic manips and counterpoint of this monster of free trumpet. Pic from the liner notes...	2:16:24 (Pop-up)
	Tomutonttu "Tomutonttu"	nice bleepy bloopy trance musik. New split with Astral Social Club.	2:23:23 (Pop-up)
	Dj Kinetic "Dj Kinetic"	Haha, this is pretty much a mixtape of rarities. But he doesn't credit any of the artists! I don't care either! Some cool turntablism in here though.	2:37:30 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:09am fred: Good morning Nat
	3:13am Nat: Yo Fred!
	3:13am wafflehaus: What is this?
	3:15am Nat: Oh you know some musick.
	3:17am wafflehaus: "This just isn't music." keep it up
	3:17am Nat: Thanks buddy
	3:30am fred: Puff Daddy is at his best when on the phone with Bjork. That would have fit in well with your first mix today.
	3:31am Chris: I've always been struck by how it's noticeably warmer at night around there due to all the lights in Times Square.
	3:36am Veronica: Great Max Neuhaus anecdote.
	3:39am fred: Nat, have you looked into soundscapes and soundmaps?
	3:40am Nat: Oohhhh, I'll have to find that Puff Daddy phone convo! One cool thing about the Max Neuhaus piece is that it was made back in the day, way before Times Square become this consumerist mecca. The experience of the piece is totally different now that when it was made.
	3:40am Nat: Not sure if I have, Fred. What do you mean in specific? I mean, I've listened to many soundscapes, but it sounds like you've got something specific in mind.
	3:42am Veronica: Oh wow, I didn't know that. I'm a huge fan of his work. Do you know when it was created for Times Square, by any chance?
	3:43am neil: no one said negativland. what? is there any escape?
	3:43am Nat: Decades ago, I'm sure you can find it easily online, but I'm busy at the moment...
	3:46am Veronica: Busy? You mean you're not just slacking off over there. ;-) Yeah, I thought to check online as soon as I asked. Sorry. It was created in 1977. Can't believe I've been to Times Square without even realizing it was there.
	3:47am fred: A soundmap is a digital map with sounds recorded from each area, you can build a virtual soundwalk from these. I think this principle begs to be abused.
	3:55am fred: Nat, re self-playing computers, you should take a look at this: http://robinmeier.net/?page_id=37
	3:58am Deepak: oh man, this sounds tasty
	3:59am i smoke spice: https://mog.com/m#album/55868049 http://baku-shad-do.bandcamp.com/album/xv-commotion
	4:03am Nat: Ah cool, are there any good examples of soundmaps that you know of? I'll check out that Robin Meier piece when I get off the air.
	4:07am Veronica: Here's a good list of soundmaps I was just checking out: http://www.jetstreaming.org/2011/12/21/sound-effects-and-space-soundmap-roundup/
	4:14am Deepak: she sounds a bit like Freddie Mercury behind all the noise
	4:18am Nat: Ah yea, slowing down the tracks does tend to make vocals pretty androgenous.
	4:21am slugluv1313: shoes and SADE . . . ahhhhhhhh! me likey :)
	5:02am Veronica: Loved that Jon Appleton piece you played...wild that he collaborated with Don Cherry.
	5:03am Nat: Ah yeah, I can play some of that CD in a bit!
	5:04am Veronica: Great!
	5:06am craigness: Haven't tuned into your show in a while Nat. Glad I did today though, it's been ace!
	5:07am Nat: Why thank u.
	5:16am neil: this is like that z'ev. shucks. sans vox. roll on nat!
	5:24am Veronica: What a groove
	5:39am i smoke spice: highly advanced

Nat Roe: Playlist from April 4, 2012

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