WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from March 26, 2014

Listener comments!
	6:56pm carol: hello! am i the first one here?
	6:57pm Gary: Ding ding! Yes you are, Carol!
	6:58pm ndbob: Heya Gary, Carol, everyone1
	6:59pm carol: hey!
	6:59pm Gary: NoDa Bob! Howdy-howdy
	7:00pm listener james from westwood: Good evening, all! Excited for SubFreq goodness!
	7:00pm davex: Hi Gary and everyone!
	7:00pm hyde: hi all. that's a downright good lookin' pile o' disks.
	7:01pm Gary: James, Dave + Hyde! Yes, it's lovely, innit?
	7:02pm glenn: hey gary, some friends of mine are going to mexico in a week or so. what great music they should bring back for me?
	7:03pm doca: Hi, Gary and all!
	7:07pm Gary: Glenn and Doca! Lemme think on that, Glenn ... but probably their gut instincts would be best.
	7:08pm jk: Excellent start, these are the gems!
	7:09pm Gary: Thanks, JK!
	7:09pm conrad: Had to switch over from the broadcast. Am very glad for this show. Hate to say it, but Andrea's show is so...so...NPR. Like if "This American Life' was by/about one person.
	7:10pm Gary: Welcome, Conrad! Pull up an ottoman!
	7:12pm davex: I wonder how some of these singers are unknown. Was the music found on an unlabeled cassette?
	7:13pm Gary: Good question, Dave. It could be that they weren't able to find someone to read whatever language it was in. Or that they recorded it from a source they didn't bring back with them. It would be great to go through each album with each of the compilers/editors (named in the playlist, btw)
	7:14pm ndbob: ah this is form one of the best SF CD's
	7:15pm cklequ: I'm late to the party. Is this a Sublime Frequencies special?
	7:16pm davex: It would really be a shame if they just didn't have someone to read the languages, which shouldn't be too hard (and some scripts are not that hard to figure out with a little practice). In any case, I'm intrigued...
	7:16pm Gary: Yes, cklequ, it is indeed -- come on in!
	7:18pm doca: Me and some friends of mine are planning to do a series of screenings of Sublime Frequencies' movies. Hope people like it
	7:18pm jk: Is there another version of this some floating around somewhere?
	7:19pm Gary: Where are you screening them, Doca?
	7:19pm jk: The jermain tamraz song I mean
	7:19pm cklequ: Nice... so much from this catalogue i haven't heard yet. Just bought the Choubi Choubi! volume 2 LPs but haven't had a chance to sit down with it yet.
	7:20pm Gary: Not sure, JK, but it does sound familiar
	7:25pm listener james from westwood: whoa, an instrumental of "meera naam"?! glorious.
	7:27pm Uncle Michael: CHIT!
	7:27pm Rich in Washington: The Sublime Freq. docs are amazing! So hypnotic! I've only seen about half a dozen of them and every one has been really incredible.
	7:28pm cklequ: Any chance Blondie In Khmer Camouflage from Radio Phnom Penh might be popping up tonight? That's the one that sucked me in.
	7:29pm Gary: Rich! Michael! Yeah, I gotta see them. I haven't yet, but so, so wanting a week or two off to just soak them all in.
	7:29pm Doug Schulkind: Too many favorites to name. I adore all the recordings off the radio in the far-flung locales. What a great way to experience another place. (Of course, I never travel without a radio.)
	7:30pm Gary: Doug! Awesome HOWL show last night
	7:31pm Rich in Washington: Me too, Doug! I especially dig the radio releases. My introduction to the whole series was Radio Palestine.
	7:32pm Rich in Washington: Gergis' other project Porest is pretty fun, too.
	7:32pm jk: Second for blondie in Khmer camo, I love that song!
	7:33pm Gary: You may be in luck tonight, JK
	7:33pm Gary: At the time I discovered SF I was heavily into Arabic music, so it was a revelation to hear this stuff from Sumatra
	7:35pm Doug Schulkind: And I love that crazy insects release. I've used it as a music bed!
	7:36pm Gary: I DON'T HAVE THAT INSECTS ALBUM :(
	7:36pm Mark: Gary, you've got to hook me up with some of tees dope jams!
	7:37pm Gary: Will do, Mark!
	7:38pm northguineahills: ha, went through this Nork comp last week, strangely more eclectic then I anticipated.
	7:38pm Rich in Washington: The Brokenhearted Dragonflies album is the lone standout nature field recording album, as far as I know. I've used it too.
	7:39pm JuanG: Not 'Pride of the Nation', but 'Don't ask my name' by Ri Kyong Suk http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don't_Ask_My_Name
	7:39pm listener james from westwood: Was hoping we'd hear a bit from NK! (reminder: must have my hair cut like Kim Jong-un's.)
	7:39pm Gary: NGH! Yes, it's incredible ... and slightly odd
	7:39pm Rich in Washington: The Ghosts of Isan DVD is really, really amazing. I really dig the Isan/Thai rock thing.
	7:41pm Gary: I feel like Anthology Film Archives ought to show a night or two of SF / Gergis films
	7:41pm ndbob: wow that Isan track was great!
	7:42pm Holly in NC: Hi Gary! Hi everyone! I can't do listening justice to these sublime frequencies at the moment, will have to curl up later with archives, headphones, and an adult beverage. Off to monitor young 'uns viewing of Minecraft videos, sigh. Luckily said young 'uns only get 30 minutes of media time.
	7:42pm Rich in Washington: Oh! I don't have Radio Algeria. What's wrong with me? This sounds incredible!
	7:43pm Rich in Washington: @nbob: Isan music is really amazing. Esp, the delay'd guitar-like stuff (played on an instrument called a pin). Really trippy.
	7:43pm conrad: I thought that there was no music allowed in Algeria? Which why all the rai guys moved to Paris.
	7:44pm Gary: Rich, it's a MUST HAVE
	7:44pm Gary: Holly! Have a lovely evening!
	7:48pm Rich in Washington: This is amazing, Gary! I'm gonna haveta hop off the 'puter but will check it all out in audio archive heaven.
	7:52pm davex: Gary, this is such a fantastic show. Again.
	7:52pm ndbob: lobefood.com... link to SF downloads
	7:54pm cklequ: Thanks, ndbob
	7:54pm doca: @Gary: Sorry, got out to eat something. We're going to screen the movies in a language school/cultural center/anything goes place one of my friends rent. Unfortunately we don't HAVE the movies, so we haven't told Sublime Frequencies what we're doing...
	7:56pm Gary: Have a fab night, Rich + Doca!
	7:57pm doca: I'm staying!
	7:57pm ndbob: excellent first hour Gary - need to go - will catch the rest on the archive
	7:57pm Gary: Have a great night, Bob! Oh, sorry, Doca -- I misread!
	7:59pm doca: You misread the message between the lines eheh: we're showing an illegal download of the Sublime Frequencies' movies. We should all get together here and buy them to support the label
	8:00pm Gary: Oh I didn't misread that part :)
	8:00pm doca: Looking back, Sublime Frequencies seems like the only possible outlet for Sun City Girls' activities. I mean, they've made so much thing that they couldn't be a band anymore, just a label.
	8:00pm Gary: Michael: It's the Minions again!
	8:02pm Gary: Doca, I honestly think of Sublime Frequencies as a band. My favorite band of the Aughts.
	8:03pm doca: @Gary: that part was very explicit eheh I've read a nice interview on The Quietus with Mark Gergis about the "I remember Syria" comp and a lot of things SF-related, I'm posting it here thequietus.com...
	8:04pm Gary: Yes! That's a great interview, thanks Doca!
	8:04pm doca: Yeah, I guess it's the same. I mean only that SF is like the other side to Sun City Girls, like its counterpart
	8:11pm cklequ: Lomax
	8:12pm Jill B.: Hi Everyone....what an appropriate song to tune in on!
	8:12pm Gary: Thank you, cklequ -- spaced out on his name. Oh, and hi Mom!
	8:14pm luv gari GR8: gary gari keri gary..!!!! GR8 SHOW as alwayzzzzzzzzzz.......!!!!!
	8:14pm Gary: Whenever I listen to this on the subway, I'm always fooled by those kids' voices and look around wondering where they are
	8:15pm cklequ: This is an amazing show tonight. I had big plans to cook soup and almost forgot to tune in at all. Instead i'm stuck with a set of headphones, cutting circles in fancy paper. Soup is a distant memory .
	8:15pm Gary: Haha, thanks lgGR8
	8:16pm Gary: Don't tell anyone, cklequ, but I've got a turkey meatloaf in the oven right now ... oh, wait, no, no ... it's done and on the range
	8:20pm glenn: loaf, loaf on the range where the something something something.
	8:21pm Doug Schulkind: @cklequ No soup, radio!
	8:22pm Gary: This goes out to jk (Jesse, I assume?)
	8:22pm cklequ: Blondie!!!!
	8:25pm davex: I stand by my statement before that this is a fantastic show. I suppose it is a label that keeps on giving, but excellent selections and global orbiting speed, Gary.
	8:29pm Holly in NC: Speaking of soup ... @Jill - thank you for cioppino recipe (via Gary)! Here's a trick I use to make any seafood soup 10x better - every once in a while steam some mussels in some sory of winey, garlicky bath - and - temporary restraint is called for here - strain out the mussels, shell, chill and eat them w salad for lunch or a snack. Meanwhile reduce the brothy goodness as far as you're willing to take it, and freeze. Use these power packs wisely. You probably already hoard your shrimp shells...
	8:31pm listener james from westwood: Sounding fab at the halfway mark!
	8:32pm northguineahills: Great advice for seafood soups etc!
	8:32pm robert: Group Doueh have released four albums for the label
	8:33pm luv gari GR8: dang this show 3 hrs,,,??!? hos gary do it even jus 10 min betterthan anthing else on plnet earth
	8:34pm Gary: Thanks Robert!
	8:34pm robert: The label was started by Alan and Richard Bishop and Hisham Mayet in 2003. It seemed you were confused about the early history....Since 2004 it has been run by Alan and Hisham with a clutch of contributors...
	8:34pm Gary: I was bad and neglected to type up the chicken pot pie recipe for my mom. Forgive me, Mom! I'll do it soon!
	8:34pm Jill B.: Hi Holly, Happy Gary forward cioppino recipe, and thank you for the seafood stock tips!
	8:36pm earrie: I keep shrimp shells for the garden, where mussel shells and the like are also great. Going to try that broth.
	8:37pm Jill B.: Hi Gary.........you know how patient I can be!
	8:37pm Gary: earrie!
	8:38pm earrie: 'Evening.
	8:47pm doca: This William Gibson is the Neuromancer-William Gibson?
	8:48pm Gary: Yeah, I was wondering that, too, Doca!
	8:49pm doca: It is! And there's a not-so-nice review here (concerning the thing with translations and liner notes which someone asked before): www.dustedmagazine.com...
	8:50pm doca: Gibson has a great piece about Singaporean state and society in Wired magazine too...
	8:56pm JuanG: NO, this is not the same Gibson who wrote Neuromancer
	8:58pm doca: It isn't? I thought it fitted, as he wrote about Singapore before
	8:59pm hyde: y'know, I feel like I already own a lot of the Sublime Frequencies output, but for some reason I suddenly feel like I need more
	9:01pm Gary: I feel the same way, Hyde. I think I have about 40-45 titles? Of I think 80-something
	9:01pm Gary: And howdy, Juan!
	9:03pm Doug Schulkind: I am loving this, but my dog fell asleep. She is flung across my lap and snoring. (Don't take it personally, Gary. She had a long day.)
	9:03pm hyde: unsurprisingly you've got me beat Gary, but between me + the s.o. we must be at over thirty. clearly not enough.
	9:03pm JuanG: doca: the William Gibson in question here, I believe, is this guy: http://id.linkedin.com/in/williamgibson2 He wrote a piece called Record Hunting in Jakarta published on the issue 64 of Signal To Noise magazine
	9:04pm Gary: Luna! Wake up! You're going to miss the Dara Puspita track and will never forgive yourself!
	9:08pm doca: @JuanG: That seems more likely! Specially because William Gibson hated Singapore on that piece I've mentioned
	9:09pm Doug Schulkind: I got her up. She loves then flower girls (and my leg fell asleep).
	9:10pm Gary: Doug's leg! We love you, get up! <----Speaking of Frank O'Hara
	9:14pm doca: @Gary: gotta sleep, but thanks for the wonderful show (again!)
	9:16pm northguineahills: ahhh, I have that Radio Java cd!
	9:19pm listener james from westwood: William Gibson's Singapore piece, "Disneyland with the Death Penalty": www.wired.com...
	9:19pm listener james from westwood: Dog blanket works on a cold spring night! Hope Luna's doing better, Doug!
	9:19pm doca: oh proibidão!!
	9:20pm Gary: Night, Doca!
	9:21pm doca: do you know cv is a major crime organization in brazil, don't? anyway, love funk carioca. now i'm going!
	9:21pm Uncle Michael: I don't know anything about the music I hear on this show but I don't care. My ears like it.
	9:22pm Gary: Yep, I felt weird when I first bought this CD ...
	9:22pm Gary: It's illegal to play it in Brazil, I seem to recall reading in the liner notes
	9:26pm doca: actually it isn't, as the border with usual funk is very thin. but it was discouraged in radio because it defended drug traffic organizations. most of this music still sells on the street, on pirate compilations, so the radio is no big issue
	9:28pm doca: comando vermelho came back to notice with the recent crisis on brazilian prisons in the state of maranhão. if anyone has stomach and is willing to know more about it, it is worth reading to understand brazil
	9:28pm Gary: Ah, got it. We should be arrested for keeping you up, though :)
	9:30pm pacific standard simon: Not knowing anything about the music you hear on the radio is a feature, not a bug.
	9:30pm doca: that's time on parole, gary. i guess i'm gonna stay up until the show is over
	9:31pm Gary: Simon!
	9:31pm pacific standard simon: @Gary - That Frank O'Hara poem is one of my favorites!
	9:32pm Gary: He's hands down my favorite poet, I think of any era.
	9:34pm pacific standard simon: I'm inclined to agree. There are other poets that knock me out, but O'Hara was by far the friendliest to the reader.
	9:34pm northguineahills: when I went to dj in Monterrey Mexico, 7 years back, the Mexican dj before me was playing nothing but baile funk. Luckily, me and my dj partner had enough baile funk to transition the dancing crowd to whatever we were playing later.
	9:38pm pacific standard simon: Also Thom Gunn.
	9:39pm northguineahills: I'm inclined to concur w/ pss's opinion.
	9:41pm hyde: oh man, i love phuong dung. i have a huge asian pop playlist that i throw on random all the time, and she always stands out when she comes on.
	9:42pm doca: i've read wislawa szymborska recently and liked a lot. her oetry the same feel of exceptional day to day events and things than o'hara. just as a suggestion...
	9:44pm pacific standard simon: Any idea who's playing guitar on this Phương Dung track? It rubs my love of The Magic Band the right way.
	9:46pm Gary: No idea, Simon. Might be in the liner notes of the album, but it's an LP only at this point and I don't have it :(
	9:47pm pacific standard simon: Will look into it, @doca.
	9:50pm pacific standard simon: Probably just a footnote, anyway, Gary. I know you're lucky with these things if you have anything more than a group picture.
	9:52pm Gary: Here's one interview with Hisham Mayet, another to follow: www.portlandmercury.com...
	9:52pm Gary: www.blastitude.com...
	9:53pm Doug Schulkind: Forget sublime frequently. Try sublime constantly!
	9:53pm northguineahills: I'm busy washing dishes, so I'd thought I'd say souper fractals of beautiful vibrations, Gary!
	9:54pm Gary: I had one other set after this, but I just don't think I should do it -- it's a 9 minute track, which will mean it won't be captured in the archives ...
	9:55pm pacific standard simon: I'm being called to dinner, so I'll just say thanks, Gary, for presenting all this wonderful stuff on GTDR and WFMU!
	9:55pm Gary: That was Amitabh Bachhan speaking, biggest superstar in the world
	9:56pm Gary: Night, Simon! And bon apetit!
	9:56pm jk: Ive been sewing so couldn't comment much on the show but it's been lovely tonight Gary!
	9:56pm davex: Good night, Gary, and thanks!
	9:57pm Gary: Night, JK and Dave!
	9:57pm hyde: great show, thanks!
	9:58pm Gary: Thanks, Hyde! Sweet dreams!
	9:58pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the great show, Gary.
	9:59pm Gary: Thanks for hanging out, Michael! I'll see if I can listen in on Friday -- will be on the Bolt Bus!
	10:00pm listener james from westwood: thanks most kindly, gary, for the fine revue!
	10:01pm carol: oh man! it's over already? great show gary!!! sorry i didnt talk much i was photoshopping stuffs but i was listening!
	10:01pm Doug Schulkind: I've done the NY-DC Bolt many times, Gary. You are in for a bus ride!
	10:03pm Gary: Night James, Carol and Doug! Yeah, I'm getting mentally prepped for this ride :)
	1:27am Brian: They need to keep this stuff in print! You see that pile in the picture? You know how many hundreds or maybe thousands that would be worth? They have at least a 100 releases, and 75% of it is out of print. So, you know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna put all these files (I have most of that pile) up on my blog to download. I love the label, but I've always been pissed at the rarity.

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from March 26, 2014

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March 26, 2014: Frequently Sublime
Seattle's supremely influential label Sublime Frequencies released their first album a decade ago, changing forever the way we think about -- and listen to -- pop music from around the world.

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
INTRO: K. Wylin	Welcome to the Bodega	The Bodega	2010
THEME: Nellie McKay	¡Bodega! "¡Bodega!" by "THEME: Nellie McKay"	Home Sweet Mobile Home	2010
Unknown Cambodian Singer	Birds Are Singing But My Lover Won't Return	Cambodian Cassette Archives: Khmer Folk & Pop Music, Vol. 1	2004	SF011, Mark Gergis (1999-2004)	0:04:00 (Pop-up)
Unknown Iraqi Singer	Unknown Iraqi Song	Choubi Choubi!: Folk and Pop Sounds from Iraq	2005	SF025, Mark Gergis (2005)	0:06:24 (Pop-up)
Mar Mar Aye	Someday He Will Return	Princess Nicotine: Folk And Pop Sounds Of Myanmar (Burma) Vol. 1	2004	SF0006, Alan Bishop + Scott Colburn	0:12:10 (Pop-up)
Jermain Tamraz	Unknown Song "Unknown Song" by "Jermain Tamraz"	I Remember Syria	2004	SF009, Mark Gergis + Erik Gergis (1998 + 2000)	0:14:49 (Pop-up)
Unknown Indonesian Artists	The Most Radio	Radio Sumatra: The Indonesian FM Experience	2005	SF021 Alan Bishop (July-Nov 2004)	0:17:16 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: S. Hazarasingh	Meera Naam Chin Chin Chu	Bollywood Steel Guitar	2008	SF043, Stuart Ellis	0:22:23 (Pop-up)
Group Inerane	Kuni Majagani "Kuni Majagani" by "Group Inerane"	Guitars from the Agadez (Music of Niger)	2008	SF034, Hisham Mayet (2004+2007)	0:27:02 (Pop-up)
Ummi Nadra	Taubat "Taubat" by "Ummi Nadra"	Folk and Pop Sounds of Sumatra Vol. 2	2004	SF018 Alan Bishop (2004)	0:29:31 (Pop-up)
Unknown North Korean Artists	Pride of the Nation	Radio Pyongyang: Commie Funk and Agit Pop from the Hermit Kingdom	2005	SF023 Christiaan Virant (via Hong Kong 1995 + Beijing 2005)	0:33:37 (Pop-up)
Chiwit Sao Molam	Kwanjai Kalasin Yuk Patana	Molam: Thai Country Groove from Isan	2005	SF019, Alan Bishop + Mark Gergis (2004)	0:37:12 (Pop-up)
Unknown Algerian Artists	Exterior Groove	Radio Algeria	2006	SF029, Alan Bishop (2005)	0:40:13 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The Bugs	Theme from "Do Roha" "Theme from "Do Roha"" by "The Bugs"	Pakistan: Folk and Pop Instrumentals 1966-1976	2011	SF064, Stuart Ellis	0:46:08 (Pop-up)
Roughriders Troupe	Peliatan night walk/ Gamelan Rehearsal	Night Recordings from Bali	2003	SF003, Alan Bishop (1989)	0:51:41 (Pop-up)
Kampee Santhong	Mai Na Lork Gun "Mai Na Lork Gun" by "Kampee Santhong"	Thai Pop Spectacular 1960s-1980s	2007	SF032, Alan Bishop + Mark Gergis (2007)	0:52:47 (Pop-up)
Lasio Thein Aung	Mistake of a Small Bird	Guitars of the Golden Triangle: Folk and Pop Music of Myanmar (Burma) Vol. 2 {V/A)	2005	SF024, Alan Bishop (2005)	0:56:22 (Pop-up)
Meteoro	Preparando El Marck5 "Preparando El Marck5" by "Meteoro"	Latinamericarpet: Exploring the Vinyl Warp of Latin American Psychedelia, Volume 1	2007	SF039, Albano Costillares	0:59:15 (Pop-up)
Omar Souleyman	Jamila (Beautiful Woman)	Dabke 2020: Folk and Pop Sounds of Syria	2009	SF049, Mark Gergis	1:00:55 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Omar Khorshid	Ommil Habiba (Mother, My Dearest)	Guitar El Chark	2012	SF052, Alan Bishop + Hisham Mayet + Mark Gergis	1:05:26 (Pop-up)
Unknown Cambodian Artists	A Jarai Melancholic Love Song	Ethnic Minority Music of Northeast Cambodia	2006	SF027, Laurent Jeanneu	1:10:59 (Pop-up)
Man City Lion	Nah Anad (Pity) "Nah Anad (Pity)" by "Man City Lion"	Siamese Soul: Thai Pop Spectacular Volume, 2 1960s-1980s	2009	SF050, Alan Bishop + Mark Gergis (2009)	1:17:08 (Pop-up)
Unknown Cambodian Artists	Blondie in Khmer Camouflage	Radio Phnom Penh	2005	SF020, Alan Bishop (Aug-Nov 2004)	1:20:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Johnny Guitar	Lao Kratob Mai "Lao Kratob Mai" by "Johnny Guitar"	Shadow Music of Thailand	2009	SF042, Mark Gergis (2008)	1:25:32 (Pop-up)
Group Doueh	Cheyla Ya Haiuune "Cheyla Ya Haiuune" by "Group Doueh"	Guitar Music from the Western Sahara	2008	SF030, Hisham Mayet (Feb 2006)	1:30:49 (Pop-up)
Lim Ling and the Silvertones	Oh No!	Singapore A-Go-Go	2009	SF051, William Gibson (2009)	1:35:05 (Pop-up)
Samisar	Indang Pariaman "Indang Pariaman" by "Samisar"	Folk and Pop Sounds of Sumatra Vol. 1	2003	SF001, Alan Bishop (2003)	1:38:30 (Pop-up)
Rani Devi	Radio Nepal VI "Radio Nepal VI" by "Rani Devi"	Harmika Yab-Yum: Folk Songs from Nepal	2005	SF017, Robert Millis (1996)	1:43:23 (Pop-up)
Unknown Artists	Voice of Peace? "Voice of Peace?" by "Unknown Artists"	Radio Palestine: Sounds of the Eastern Mediterranean	2004	SF008, Alan Bishop (1985)	1:45:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Unknown Cambodian Artists	Unknown	Cambodian Cassette Archives: Khmer Folk & Pop Music, Vol. 1	2004	SF011, Mark Gergis (1999-2004)	1:49:00 (Pop-up)
Sodsri Promsakson + Theppon Pedubon	Look Sua Saoban	Molam: Thai Country Groove from Isan Vol. 2	2007	SF033, Alan Bishop + Mark Gergis (2007)	1:57:12 (Pop-up)
Cheb Zergui	Ana Dellali "Ana Dellali" by "Cheb Zergui"	1970s Algerian Proto Rai Underground	2009	SF045, Hicham Chadley (2008)	1:59:44 (Pop-up)
Dara Puspita	Ibu (Mother) "Ibu (Mother)" by "Dara Puspita"	1966-1968	2010	SF054, Alan Bishop	2:04:54 (Pop-up)
Unknown Artists	Radio Jakarta #3 "Radio Jakarta #3" by "Unknown Artists"	Radio Java	2003	SF002, Alan Bishop (1989)	2:06:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Streets of Lhasa	Streets of Lhasa	Streets of Lhasa	2004	SF016, Alan Bishop + Christiaan Virant + Zhang Jian	2:13:04 (Pop-up)
Unknown Singer	Solo Vocal "Solo Vocal" by "Unknown Singer"	Streets of Lhasa	2004	SF016, Alan Bishop + Christiaan Virant + Zhang Jian	2:17:16 (Pop-up)
Anonymous Brazilian Artists	Untitled Proibidão CV# 16	Proibidão C.V: Forbidden Gang Funk from Rio de Janeiro (V/A)	2007	SF038, Carlos Casas (March-Apr 2003)	2:18:28 (Pop-up)
Halim "Janda-Ku" Yatim + The Sangam Boys	Jauh Pandangan	Pop Yeh Yeh: Psychedelic Rock from Singapore and Malaysia: 1964 - 1970: Vol. 1	2013	SF079, Carl M. Hamm	2:23:47 (Pop-up)
Unknown Thai Artists	Pad Pen Pinh	Radio Thailand: Transmissions from the Tropical Kingdom	2006	SF028, Mark Gergis + Erik Gergis + Michelle Valdez (2000-2004)	2:26:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Kalasin	Instrumental Lam Sing "Instrumental Lam Sing" by "Kalasin"	Molam: Thai Country Groove from Isan Vol. 2	2007	SF033, Alan Bishop + Mark Gergis (2007)	2:33:14 (Pop-up)
Phương Dung	Đố Ai (Riddles) "Đố Ai (Riddles)" by "Phương Dung"	Saigon Rock & Soul: Vietnamese Classic Tracks 1968-1974	2012	SF060, Mark Gergis	2:38:53 (Pop-up)
Omar Souleyman	Atabat (2) "Atabat (2)" by "Omar Souleyman"	Highway to Hassake: Folk and Pop Sounds of Syria	2007	SF031, Mark Gergis	2:41:56 (Pop-up)
Unknown Indian Artists	Deep Disco Drama Diva	Radio India: The Eternal Dream of Sound	2004	SF014, Alan Bishop + Richard Bishop (1989)	2:52:31 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:56pm carol: hello! am i the first one here?
	6:57pm Gary: Ding ding! Yes you are, Carol!
	6:58pm ndbob: Heya Gary, Carol, everyone1
	6:59pm carol: hey!
	6:59pm Gary: NoDa Bob! Howdy-howdy
	7:00pm listener james from westwood: Good evening, all! Excited for SubFreq goodness!
	7:00pm davex: Hi Gary and everyone!
	7:00pm hyde: hi all. that's a downright good lookin' pile o' disks.
	7:01pm Gary: James, Dave + Hyde! Yes, it's lovely, innit?
	7:02pm glenn: hey gary, some friends of mine are going to mexico in a week or so. what great music they should bring back for me?
	7:03pm doca: Hi, Gary and all!
	7:07pm Gary: Glenn and Doca! Lemme think on that, Glenn ... but probably their gut instincts would be best.
	7:08pm jk: Excellent start, these are the gems!
	7:09pm Gary: Thanks, JK!
	7:09pm conrad: Had to switch over from the broadcast. Am very glad for this show. Hate to say it, but Andrea's show is so...so...NPR. Like if "This American Life' was by/about one person.
	7:10pm Gary: Welcome, Conrad! Pull up an ottoman!
	7:12pm davex: I wonder how some of these singers are unknown. Was the music found on an unlabeled cassette?
	7:13pm Gary: Good question, Dave. It could be that they weren't able to find someone to read whatever language it was in. Or that they recorded it from a source they didn't bring back with them. It would be great to go through each album with each of the compilers/editors (named in the playlist, btw)
	7:14pm ndbob: ah this is form one of the best SF CD's
	7:15pm cklequ: I'm late to the party. Is this a Sublime Frequencies special?
	7:16pm davex: It would really be a shame if they just didn't have someone to read the languages, which shouldn't be too hard (and some scripts are not that hard to figure out with a little practice). In any case, I'm intrigued...
	7:16pm Gary: Yes, cklequ, it is indeed -- come on in!
	7:18pm doca: Me and some friends of mine are planning to do a series of screenings of Sublime Frequencies' movies. Hope people like it
	7:18pm jk: Is there another version of this some floating around somewhere?
	7:19pm Gary: Where are you screening them, Doca?
	7:19pm jk: The jermain tamraz song I mean
	7:19pm cklequ: Nice... so much from this catalogue i haven't heard yet. Just bought the Choubi Choubi! volume 2 LPs but haven't had a chance to sit down with it yet.
	7:20pm Gary: Not sure, JK, but it does sound familiar
	7:25pm listener james from westwood: whoa, an instrumental of "meera naam"?! glorious.
	7:27pm Uncle Michael: CHIT!
	7:27pm Rich in Washington: The Sublime Freq. docs are amazing! So hypnotic! I've only seen about half a dozen of them and every one has been really incredible.
	7:28pm cklequ: Any chance Blondie In Khmer Camouflage from Radio Phnom Penh might be popping up tonight? That's the one that sucked me in.
	7:29pm Gary: Rich! Michael! Yeah, I gotta see them. I haven't yet, but so, so wanting a week or two off to just soak them all in.
	7:29pm Doug Schulkind: Too many favorites to name. I adore all the recordings off the radio in the far-flung locales. What a great way to experience another place. (Of course, I never travel without a radio.)
	7:30pm Gary: Doug! Awesome HOWL show last night
	7:31pm Rich in Washington: Me too, Doug! I especially dig the radio releases. My introduction to the whole series was Radio Palestine.
	7:32pm Rich in Washington: Gergis' other project Porest is pretty fun, too.
	7:32pm jk: Second for blondie in Khmer camo, I love that song!
	7:33pm Gary: You may be in luck tonight, JK
	7:33pm Gary: At the time I discovered SF I was heavily into Arabic music, so it was a revelation to hear this stuff from Sumatra
	7:35pm Doug Schulkind: And I love that crazy insects release. I've used it as a music bed!
	7:36pm Gary: I DON'T HAVE THAT INSECTS ALBUM :(
	7:36pm Mark: Gary, you've got to hook me up with some of tees dope jams!
	7:37pm Gary: Will do, Mark!
	7:38pm northguineahills: ha, went through this Nork comp last week, strangely more eclectic then I anticipated.
	7:38pm Rich in Washington: The Brokenhearted Dragonflies album is the lone standout nature field recording album, as far as I know. I've used it too.
	7:39pm JuanG: Not 'Pride of the Nation', but 'Don't ask my name' by Ri Kyong Suk http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don't_Ask_My_Name
	7:39pm listener james from westwood: Was hoping we'd hear a bit from NK! (reminder: must have my hair cut like Kim Jong-un's.)
	7:39pm Gary: NGH! Yes, it's incredible ... and slightly odd
	7:39pm Rich in Washington: The Ghosts of Isan DVD is really, really amazing. I really dig the Isan/Thai rock thing.
	7:41pm Gary: I feel like Anthology Film Archives ought to show a night or two of SF / Gergis films
	7:41pm ndbob: wow that Isan track was great!
	7:42pm Holly in NC: Hi Gary! Hi everyone! I can't do listening justice to these sublime frequencies at the moment, will have to curl up later with archives, headphones, and an adult beverage. Off to monitor young 'uns viewing of Minecraft videos, sigh. Luckily said young 'uns only get 30 minutes of media time.
	7:42pm Rich in Washington: Oh! I don't have Radio Algeria. What's wrong with me? This sounds incredible!
	7:43pm Rich in Washington: @nbob: Isan music is really amazing. Esp, the delay'd guitar-like stuff (played on an instrument called a pin). Really trippy.
	7:43pm conrad: I thought that there was no music allowed in Algeria? Which why all the rai guys moved to Paris.
	7:44pm Gary: Rich, it's a MUST HAVE
	7:44pm Gary: Holly! Have a lovely evening!
	7:48pm Rich in Washington: This is amazing, Gary! I'm gonna haveta hop off the 'puter but will check it all out in audio archive heaven.
	7:52pm davex: Gary, this is such a fantastic show. Again.
	7:52pm ndbob: lobefood.com... link to SF downloads
	7:54pm cklequ: Thanks, ndbob
	7:54pm doca: @Gary: Sorry, got out to eat something. We're going to screen the movies in a language school/cultural center/anything goes place one of my friends rent. Unfortunately we don't HAVE the movies, so we haven't told Sublime Frequencies what we're doing...
	7:56pm Gary: Have a fab night, Rich + Doca!
	7:57pm doca: I'm staying!
	7:57pm ndbob: excellent first hour Gary - need to go - will catch the rest on the archive
	7:57pm Gary: Have a great night, Bob! Oh, sorry, Doca -- I misread!
	7:59pm doca: You misread the message between the lines eheh: we're showing an illegal download of the Sublime Frequencies' movies. We should all get together here and buy them to support the label
	8:00pm Gary: Oh I didn't misread that part :)
	8:00pm doca: Looking back, Sublime Frequencies seems like the only possible outlet for Sun City Girls' activities. I mean, they've made so much thing that they couldn't be a band anymore, just a label.
	8:00pm Gary: Michael: It's the Minions again!
	8:02pm Gary: Doca, I honestly think of Sublime Frequencies as a band. My favorite band of the Aughts.
	8:03pm doca: @Gary: that part was very explicit eheh I've read a nice interview on The Quietus with Mark Gergis about the "I remember Syria" comp and a lot of things SF-related, I'm posting it here thequietus.com...
	8:04pm Gary: Yes! That's a great interview, thanks Doca!
	8:04pm doca: Yeah, I guess it's the same. I mean only that SF is like the other side to Sun City Girls, like its counterpart
	8:11pm cklequ: Lomax
	8:12pm Jill B.: Hi Everyone....what an appropriate song to tune in on!
	8:12pm Gary: Thank you, cklequ -- spaced out on his name. Oh, and hi Mom!
	8:14pm luv gari GR8: gary gari keri gary..!!!! GR8 SHOW as alwayzzzzzzzzzz.......!!!!!
	8:14pm Gary: Whenever I listen to this on the subway, I'm always fooled by those kids' voices and look around wondering where they are
	8:15pm cklequ: This is an amazing show tonight. I had big plans to cook soup and almost forgot to tune in at all. Instead i'm stuck with a set of headphones, cutting circles in fancy paper. Soup is a distant memory .
	8:15pm Gary: Haha, thanks lgGR8
	8:16pm Gary: Don't tell anyone, cklequ, but I've got a turkey meatloaf in the oven right now ... oh, wait, no, no ... it's done and on the range
	8:20pm glenn: loaf, loaf on the range where the something something something.
	8:21pm Doug Schulkind: @cklequ No soup, radio!
	8:22pm Gary: This goes out to jk (Jesse, I assume?)
	8:22pm cklequ: Blondie!!!!
	8:25pm davex: I stand by my statement before that this is a fantastic show. I suppose it is a label that keeps on giving, but excellent selections and global orbiting speed, Gary.
	8:29pm Holly in NC: Speaking of soup ... @Jill - thank you for cioppino recipe (via Gary)! Here's a trick I use to make any seafood soup 10x better - every once in a while steam some mussels in some sory of winey, garlicky bath - and - temporary restraint is called for here - strain out the mussels, shell, chill and eat them w salad for lunch or a snack. Meanwhile reduce the brothy goodness as far as you're willing to take it, and freeze. Use these power packs wisely. You probably already hoard your shrimp shells...
	8:31pm listener james from westwood: Sounding fab at the halfway mark!
	8:32pm northguineahills: Great advice for seafood soups etc!
	8:32pm robert: Group Doueh have released four albums for the label
	8:33pm luv gari GR8: dang this show 3 hrs,,,??!? hos gary do it even jus 10 min betterthan anthing else on plnet earth
	8:34pm Gary: Thanks Robert!
	8:34pm robert: The label was started by Alan and Richard Bishop and Hisham Mayet in 2003. It seemed you were confused about the early history....Since 2004 it has been run by Alan and Hisham with a clutch of contributors...
	8:34pm Gary: I was bad and neglected to type up the chicken pot pie recipe for my mom. Forgive me, Mom! I'll do it soon!
	8:34pm Jill B.: Hi Holly, Happy Gary forward cioppino recipe, and thank you for the seafood stock tips!
	8:36pm earrie: I keep shrimp shells for the garden, where mussel shells and the like are also great. Going to try that broth.
	8:37pm Jill B.: Hi Gary.........you know how patient I can be!
	8:37pm Gary: earrie!
	8:38pm earrie: 'Evening.
	8:47pm doca: This William Gibson is the Neuromancer-William Gibson?
	8:48pm Gary: Yeah, I was wondering that, too, Doca!
	8:49pm doca: It is! And there's a not-so-nice review here (concerning the thing with translations and liner notes which someone asked before): www.dustedmagazine.com...
	8:50pm doca: Gibson has a great piece about Singaporean state and society in Wired magazine too...
	8:56pm JuanG: NO, this is not the same Gibson who wrote Neuromancer
	8:58pm doca: It isn't? I thought it fitted, as he wrote about Singapore before
	8:59pm hyde: y'know, I feel like I already own a lot of the Sublime Frequencies output, but for some reason I suddenly feel like I need more
	9:01pm Gary: I feel the same way, Hyde. I think I have about 40-45 titles? Of I think 80-something
	9:01pm Gary: And howdy, Juan!
	9:03pm Doug Schulkind: I am loving this, but my dog fell asleep. She is flung across my lap and snoring. (Don't take it personally, Gary. She had a long day.)
	9:03pm hyde: unsurprisingly you've got me beat Gary, but between me + the s.o. we must be at over thirty. clearly not enough.
	9:03pm JuanG: doca: the William Gibson in question here, I believe, is this guy: http://id.linkedin.com/in/williamgibson2 He wrote a piece called Record Hunting in Jakarta published on the issue 64 of Signal To Noise magazine
	9:04pm Gary: Luna! Wake up! You're going to miss the Dara Puspita track and will never forgive yourself!
	9:08pm doca: @JuanG: That seems more likely! Specially because William Gibson hated Singapore on that piece I've mentioned
	9:09pm Doug Schulkind: I got her up. She loves then flower girls (and my leg fell asleep).
	9:10pm Gary: Doug's leg! We love you, get up! <----Speaking of Frank O'Hara
	9:14pm doca: @Gary: gotta sleep, but thanks for the wonderful show (again!)
	9:16pm northguineahills: ahhh, I have that Radio Java cd!
	9:19pm listener james from westwood: William Gibson's Singapore piece, "Disneyland with the Death Penalty": www.wired.com...
	9:19pm listener james from westwood: Dog blanket works on a cold spring night! Hope Luna's doing better, Doug!
	9:19pm doca: oh proibidão!!
	9:20pm Gary: Night, Doca!
	9:21pm doca: do you know cv is a major crime organization in brazil, don't? anyway, love funk carioca. now i'm going!
	9:21pm Uncle Michael: I don't know anything about the music I hear on this show but I don't care. My ears like it.
	9:22pm Gary: Yep, I felt weird when I first bought this CD ...
	9:22pm Gary: It's illegal to play it in Brazil, I seem to recall reading in the liner notes
	9:26pm doca: actually it isn't, as the border with usual funk is very thin. but it was discouraged in radio because it defended drug traffic organizations. most of this music still sells on the street, on pirate compilations, so the radio is no big issue
	9:28pm doca: comando vermelho came back to notice with the recent crisis on brazilian prisons in the state of maranhão. if anyone has stomach and is willing to know more about it, it is worth reading to understand brazil
	9:28pm Gary: Ah, got it. We should be arrested for keeping you up, though :)
	9:30pm pacific standard simon: Not knowing anything about the music you hear on the radio is a feature, not a bug.
	9:30pm doca: that's time on parole, gary. i guess i'm gonna stay up until the show is over
	9:31pm Gary: Simon!
	9:31pm pacific standard simon: @Gary - That Frank O'Hara poem is one of my favorites!
	9:32pm Gary: He's hands down my favorite poet, I think of any era.
	9:34pm pacific standard simon: I'm inclined to agree. There are other poets that knock me out, but O'Hara was by far the friendliest to the reader.
	9:34pm northguineahills: when I went to dj in Monterrey Mexico, 7 years back, the Mexican dj before me was playing nothing but baile funk. Luckily, me and my dj partner had enough baile funk to transition the dancing crowd to whatever we were playing later.
	9:38pm pacific standard simon: Also Thom Gunn.
	9:39pm northguineahills: I'm inclined to concur w/ pss's opinion.
	9:41pm hyde: oh man, i love phuong dung. i have a huge asian pop playlist that i throw on random all the time, and she always stands out when she comes on.
	9:42pm doca: i've read wislawa szymborska recently and liked a lot. her oetry the same feel of exceptional day to day events and things than o'hara. just as a suggestion...
	9:44pm pacific standard simon: Any idea who's playing guitar on this Phương Dung track? It rubs my love of The Magic Band the right way.
	9:46pm Gary: No idea, Simon. Might be in the liner notes of the album, but it's an LP only at this point and I don't have it :(
	9:47pm pacific standard simon: Will look into it, @doca.
	9:50pm pacific standard simon: Probably just a footnote, anyway, Gary. I know you're lucky with these things if you have anything more than a group picture.
	9:52pm Gary: Here's one interview with Hisham Mayet, another to follow: www.portlandmercury.com...
	9:52pm Gary: www.blastitude.com...
	9:53pm Doug Schulkind: Forget sublime frequently. Try sublime constantly!
	9:53pm northguineahills: I'm busy washing dishes, so I'd thought I'd say souper fractals of beautiful vibrations, Gary!
	9:54pm Gary: I had one other set after this, but I just don't think I should do it -- it's a 9 minute track, which will mean it won't be captured in the archives ...
	9:55pm pacific standard simon: I'm being called to dinner, so I'll just say thanks, Gary, for presenting all this wonderful stuff on GTDR and WFMU!
	9:55pm Gary: That was Amitabh Bachhan speaking, biggest superstar in the world
	9:56pm Gary: Night, Simon! And bon apetit!
	9:56pm jk: Ive been sewing so couldn't comment much on the show but it's been lovely tonight Gary!
	9:56pm davex: Good night, Gary, and thanks!
	9:57pm Gary: Night, JK and Dave!
	9:57pm hyde: great show, thanks!
	9:58pm Gary: Thanks, Hyde! Sweet dreams!
	9:58pm Uncle Michael: Thanks for the great show, Gary.
	9:59pm Gary: Thanks for hanging out, Michael! I'll see if I can listen in on Friday -- will be on the Bolt Bus!
	10:00pm listener james from westwood: thanks most kindly, gary, for the fine revue!
	10:01pm carol: oh man! it's over already? great show gary!!! sorry i didnt talk much i was photoshopping stuffs but i was listening!
	10:01pm Doug Schulkind: I've done the NY-DC Bolt many times, Gary. You are in for a bus ride!
	10:03pm Gary: Night James, Carol and Doug! Yeah, I'm getting mentally prepped for this ride :)
	1:27am Brian: They need to keep this stuff in print! You see that pile in the picture? You know how many hundreds or maybe thousands that would be worth? They have at least a 100 releases, and 75% of it is out of print. So, you know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna put all these files (I have most of that pile) up on my blog to download. I love the label, but I've always been pissed at the rarity.

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from March 26, 2014

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