WFMU: destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from June 30, 2014

Listener comments!
	11:57am listener james from westwood: Figure 1. Radiograph of a WFMU DJ's skull.
	🥁 11:59am Doug Schulkind: Just listened to an hour-long interview with my hero Robert Caro on the Diane Rehm show. Now time for D:O Radio. Am pumped up!
	12:04pm listener james from westwood: Saw a note about that on Twitter, Doug. Will have to hunt that down. Howdy, Jeff, Jeff, and all! Looking forward to the looooong tracks! (And my iPod makes your show a bathroom-portable experience.)
	12:05pm doca: Hey, Jeffs, Doug and James! I would be here, but I "need" to watch the game. World Cup addiction is running high in me.
	12:05pm Dervish: Goat cheese?
	12:06pm Dean: Do not forget Cosmic Jokers!
	🥁 12:07pm Doug Schulkind: @doca Go Super Eagles!
	12:08pm Jeff J: Hey James, Doca, Dean, and Dervish -- and of course Doug! We've got a Robert Caro track queued up for later in the show. Of course we're mostly fans of the early stuff.
	12:08pm Jeff J: Doca - Let e2:e4 soundtrack your world cup viewing!
	12:09pm doca: Thanks! Will you play the whole of it? I love this album
	12:09pm Jeff Golick: So, Doug, that first hour probably just about covered the first few minutes of his life, I'm guessing.
	12:10pm Jeff Golick: BECAUSE HE WRITES SUCH LONG BOOKS IS WHAT I'M SAYING.
	12:11pm Jeff Golick: @Dean: talk to me about Cosmic Jokers...!
	🥁 12:12pm Doug Schulkind: @Jeff G Caro has written, what, about 4,000 pages so far on Johnson and the last book only goes a few months in to his presidency. So, yeah. You can't play a Robert Caro track on this show unless you click the "Extra-extra-long song button."
	12:12pm doca: Haha I don't know Robert Caro, but on the topic: I'm reading those "My Struggle" novels by Karl Ove Knausgaard everybody's talking about now. I'm marveled at how someone at his 45 can write SIX volumes of memories.
	12:14pm Jeff Golick: @doca: How goes? Someone in my book group suggested we try Vol 1 next, but I'm sorta put off by what I imagine to be a long, boring navel-gaze.
	12:17pm Jeff J: Doca - We got the whole album coming your way. Perfect for soccer, really. Almost programmed with the World Cup in mind. Dean - Yes on the Cosmic Jokers. Had temporarily forgotten about them!
	12:18pm Dean: @JG: Aptly named, those jokers of the cosmos. You've heard them, yes? A Krautrock supergroup is, I suppose, the most fitting epithet, although they exhibit none of the proggy, bluesy feel of, say, Jane. They're almost purely techno. I had two or three of their LPs until the late '80s, when I purged my collection. I now deeply regret having done so.
	12:19pm Jeff J: Dean - I only have the 1st Cosmic Jokers LP. You recall the others being of similar quality?
	12:19pm Dean: Anyway, Göttsching was a member, the point of my bringing them up.
	12:20pm Dean: @JJ, I do, but don't ask me to identify passages from Galactic Supermarket versus the eponymous record!
	12:20pm doca: I really liked it, @JeffG, but I must say to my surprise. It has some boring passages, but everything's wrapped up in a sense of "lived life", as I read in a review, that makes it great. In the end, you feel next to the characters as if they were people you knew. And he's not THAT egocentric, at least, although he seems to be a bit annoying
	🥁 12:21pm duke: Hi Jeffs and record heads
	12:22pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @doca. We shall see... We've just about finished the first part of E2 E4, btw, called "Quiet Nervousness," moving into "Moderate Start."
	12:22pm doca: @Jeff J: My suggestion for a looooong show is - as always - Morton Feldman's second string quartet. You can mix it with someone reading Knausgaard's "My Struggle".
	12:22pm Jeff Golick: Heya, @duke!
	12:28pm Dean: My candidate for a l-o-n-g show: the ongoing performance of Cage's As Slow As Possible at a church in Halberstadt, Germany. It started in 2001 and is due to end in 2640. "Encore!"
	12:30pm doca: That would be a good one, @Duke. I read that when the fonograph was invented some guys thought it would be possible to play/hear all the sounds the world has hear in its history, because sound wouldn't dissipate. If sound could exist forever, perhaps we could gather together the memory of generations hearing that Cage piece.
	12:34pm CAN VUH DUUL: Plenty of better Krautrock than this minor aberration of discoid house locked groove record!
	12:35pm Uncle Michael: I take things, my brainbox sings.
	12:36pm Dean: This E2-E4 sounds to me not unlike Steve Hillage's System 7 stuff, which is of course not German at all.
	🥁 12:38pm Doug Schulkind: So far the score is: DO 1 FRA 0 NIG 0
	12:38pm Jeff J: Can Vuh Duul - Wouldn't really consider this track Krautrock, personally. We'll be scratching that particular itch though in a future show though.
	12:39pm Jeff Golick: Yes, as Jeff J sez, we've begun planning a full Krautrock show. Recommendations welcome...
	12:41pm Jeff Golick: @Can Vuh Duul: I guess you'd find this cut to be Amon DULL. AMIRITE? Here all week, folks. Tip your waitresses. Try the veal.
	12:43pm CAN VUH DUUL: sure there's plenty of good Kraut (Jazz prog) rock - Passport, whole Popul Vuh catalogue, Ash ra Tempel catalogue, Tago Mago era Can, Guru Guru, Amon DUUL 1 & 2 etc.
	12:44pm glenn: what ho, destinators?
	12:44pm Dean: Krautrock desiderata: 1) Anything off the first Grobschnitt album or Ballerman; 2) Guru Guru's Der Electrolurch; 3) anything by Release Music Orchestra; 4) anything from any of the first three Epitaph albums; Yatha Sidhra's A Meditation Mass.
	12:45pm Dean: Last one shoulda been numbered 5.
	12:46pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @CAN and @Dean! Ahoy-hoy, @glenn!
	12:46pm glenn: my solid ground. my krautrock faves.
	12:47pm CAN VUH DUUL: When 808 State (of Pacific State fame) had a shop here in Manchester uk - called Eastern BLoc - and they had this as their old record of the week - something of an early classic house record - they of course into everything Chicago they could get their hands on and much coke as well!
	1:02pm Jeff Golick: About to exit "And Sovereignty" and head into the final portion, "Draw," both of which provide context for the song title.
	1:05pm holland oats: hullo d:o / drumma / peoples!
	1:10pm Dean: I do not speak German, but I believe "ö" is pronounced like the "i" in "Sir" (per a web page that spells this stuff out). There's even a hint of "r."
	1:12pm Dean: Those guys are Middletown Orchestra personnel.
	1:14pm Jeff Golick: Ah - makes sense; thanks, Dean!
	1:15pm Dean: Bitte.
	1:15pm Jeff Golick: @holland oats! Greetings and all that.
	🥁 1:21pm Doug Schulkind: Have ever told you about the time I called Mr. Braxton to set up an interview and he was a little annoyed because I called in the middle of a Georgetown basketball game during the NCAA tournament. He was gracious, but a little terse. Later on, I did the interview with a fellow college radio pal and it was beyond humbling. He kept talking about his hero Warne Marsh and my jaw kept collapsing into a puddle on the floor.
	1:23pm Jeff Golick: That's a good one, Doug. Were you then just a radio tyro? The Graham Lock does a fantastic job of painting a real-life portrait of AB. And his love of hamburgers.
	1:24pm Jeff Golick: ....Graham Lock BOOK...
	🥁 1:27pm Doug Schulkind: A college radio tyro, indeed.
	1:28pm Jeff Golick: I'm guessing Braxton had heard and enjoyed Roscoe Mitchell's four-sax Nonaah, from 1977.
	1:31pm Dean: Not as impressive, but still fun is one of my Braxton stories. I flew from Southern California to Oakland to attend three nights of AB's five nights at Yoshi's for his Ghost Trance performances in 1997. I hadn't been to Berkeley for over 15 years, so I hung out downtown before heading to Jack London Square and Yoshi's. At the time, Berkeley Public Library was pre-renovation, a fairly well-used building. I remember climbing the steps to the music room, where the librarians piped in music. They were playing Braxton!
	1:35pm Jeff Golick: @Dean: that's some progressive librarianship right there.
	1:41pm Dean: Braxton played with Rova in the late '80s, too.
	1:53pm listener james from westwood: Digging the show today, gents! It's keeping me from throwing things after someone told me I need to redo hours' worth of work.
	1:55pm Jeff Golick: Glad to hear it, @listener james, though sympathies for the work agony. On the redo front, I feel your pain.
	1:56pm Jeff Golick: If you're digging this Braxton, there's much more where it came from: tricentricfoundation.org...
	1:58pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, Jeff. I would rage-quit and go see a movie midday a la Don Draper, but all that's out in this immediate area is summer crap.
	2:00pm Jeff Golick: Heh. Yeah. Kinda want to see Obvious Child, myself.
	🥁 2:05pm Doug Schulkind: Gotta go take the kiddo to the orthodontist. Thanks for the bracing show, Jeff and Jeff!
	2:11pm Jeff J: James - On the movie front, I can recommend The Rover, Ida, and Night Moves if they're anywhere near you.
	2:12pm Jeff Golick: @Doug: good luck! Doing that tmw am, myself.
	2:18pm listener james from westwood: Jeff & Jeff: Thanks for the movie recs. Some may actually be in this area; there's one theater in Bergen near me that doesn't always do the explosion films, and that might be running one of them.
	2:29pm Uncle Michael: I love this.
	2:32pm Jeff Golick: Yeah, Uncle Michael's here!
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: Hell yes.
	2:36pm doca: Do I hear Jackie-O Motherfucker early stuff? Just kidding. Henry Flynt's music is just amazing.
	2:44pm Jeff Golick: My daughter's Suzuki method violin lessons haven't gotten into this stuff yet.
	2:49pm Dean: Your daughter needs to take lessons from Ducati.
	2:49pm Jeff Golick: Yes, well, she also needs to practice more. However, she did bake cupcakes this weekend, so all is forgiven.
	2:54pm Dean: We all need to practice more.
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: At cupcakes.
	2:56pm Dean: Both supply and demand.
	2:58pm listener james from westwood: Longform show = longform applause. Well chosen, Jeff and Jeff; thanks!!
	2:59pm Uncle Michael: Thanks guys...great show today!
	3:01pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, james and UM. Was a blast; glad you could hang. See y'all soon. And do click on the x-ray head for more on these remarkable records...
	3:01pm Jeff Golick: (And amen, Dean.)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
Roscoe Mitchell	Tatas-Matoes "Tatas-Matoes" by "Roscoe Mitchell"	Congliptious	Nessa	1968
Music behind DJ: Sun Ra	The Perfect Man "The Perfect Man" by "Sun Ra"	The Singles
Manuel Göttsching	E2 E4 "E2 E4" by "Manuel Göttsching"	E2-E4	Inteam	1984	rec. 1981
Music behind DJ: Booker T. & The MGs	Melting Pot "Melting Pot" by "Booker T. & The MGs"	Melting Pot
Anthony Braxton	Comp. 173 "Comp. 173" by "Anthony Braxton"	Sax Quintet (NY) 1998	New Braxton House	2013
Music behind DJ: Chaz Jankel	To Woo Lady Kong "To Woo Lady Kong" by "Chaz Jankel"
Henry Flynt	You Are My Everlovin'	You Are My Everlovin'/Celestial Power	Edition Hundertmark	1986	Inroads concert, NYC, 1981
Nathan Abshire & The Pine Grove Boys	La Valse de Jolie Fille	Nathan Abshire & the Pinegrove Boys: The Legendary Jay Miller Sessions. Vol. 13	Flyright
Phil Manzanera	Lagrima "Lagrima" by "Phil Manzanera"	Diamond Head	Island	1975
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975

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Listener comments!
	11:57am listener james from westwood: Figure 1. Radiograph of a WFMU DJ's skull.
	🥁 11:59am Doug Schulkind: Just listened to an hour-long interview with my hero Robert Caro on the Diane Rehm show. Now time for D:O Radio. Am pumped up!
	12:04pm listener james from westwood: Saw a note about that on Twitter, Doug. Will have to hunt that down. Howdy, Jeff, Jeff, and all! Looking forward to the looooong tracks! (And my iPod makes your show a bathroom-portable experience.)
	12:05pm doca: Hey, Jeffs, Doug and James! I would be here, but I "need" to watch the game. World Cup addiction is running high in me.
	12:05pm Dervish: Goat cheese?
	12:06pm Dean: Do not forget Cosmic Jokers!
	🥁 12:07pm Doug Schulkind: @doca Go Super Eagles!
	12:08pm Jeff J: Hey James, Doca, Dean, and Dervish -- and of course Doug! We've got a Robert Caro track queued up for later in the show. Of course we're mostly fans of the early stuff.
	12:08pm Jeff J: Doca - Let e2:e4 soundtrack your world cup viewing!
	12:09pm doca: Thanks! Will you play the whole of it? I love this album
	12:09pm Jeff Golick: So, Doug, that first hour probably just about covered the first few minutes of his life, I'm guessing.
	12:10pm Jeff Golick: BECAUSE HE WRITES SUCH LONG BOOKS IS WHAT I'M SAYING.
	12:11pm Jeff Golick: @Dean: talk to me about Cosmic Jokers...!
	🥁 12:12pm Doug Schulkind: @Jeff G Caro has written, what, about 4,000 pages so far on Johnson and the last book only goes a few months in to his presidency. So, yeah. You can't play a Robert Caro track on this show unless you click the "Extra-extra-long song button."
	12:12pm doca: Haha I don't know Robert Caro, but on the topic: I'm reading those "My Struggle" novels by Karl Ove Knausgaard everybody's talking about now. I'm marveled at how someone at his 45 can write SIX volumes of memories.
	12:14pm Jeff Golick: @doca: How goes? Someone in my book group suggested we try Vol 1 next, but I'm sorta put off by what I imagine to be a long, boring navel-gaze.
	12:17pm Jeff J: Doca - We got the whole album coming your way. Perfect for soccer, really. Almost programmed with the World Cup in mind. Dean - Yes on the Cosmic Jokers. Had temporarily forgotten about them!
	12:18pm Dean: @JG: Aptly named, those jokers of the cosmos. You've heard them, yes? A Krautrock supergroup is, I suppose, the most fitting epithet, although they exhibit none of the proggy, bluesy feel of, say, Jane. They're almost purely techno. I had two or three of their LPs until the late '80s, when I purged my collection. I now deeply regret having done so.
	12:19pm Jeff J: Dean - I only have the 1st Cosmic Jokers LP. You recall the others being of similar quality?
	12:19pm Dean: Anyway, Göttsching was a member, the point of my bringing them up.
	12:20pm Dean: @JJ, I do, but don't ask me to identify passages from Galactic Supermarket versus the eponymous record!
	12:20pm doca: I really liked it, @JeffG, but I must say to my surprise. It has some boring passages, but everything's wrapped up in a sense of "lived life", as I read in a review, that makes it great. In the end, you feel next to the characters as if they were people you knew. And he's not THAT egocentric, at least, although he seems to be a bit annoying
	🥁 12:21pm duke: Hi Jeffs and record heads
	12:22pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @doca. We shall see... We've just about finished the first part of E2 E4, btw, called "Quiet Nervousness," moving into "Moderate Start."
	12:22pm doca: @Jeff J: My suggestion for a looooong show is - as always - Morton Feldman's second string quartet. You can mix it with someone reading Knausgaard's "My Struggle".
	12:22pm Jeff Golick: Heya, @duke!
	12:28pm Dean: My candidate for a l-o-n-g show: the ongoing performance of Cage's As Slow As Possible at a church in Halberstadt, Germany. It started in 2001 and is due to end in 2640. "Encore!"
	12:30pm doca: That would be a good one, @Duke. I read that when the fonograph was invented some guys thought it would be possible to play/hear all the sounds the world has hear in its history, because sound wouldn't dissipate. If sound could exist forever, perhaps we could gather together the memory of generations hearing that Cage piece.
	12:34pm CAN VUH DUUL: Plenty of better Krautrock than this minor aberration of discoid house locked groove record!
	12:35pm Uncle Michael: I take things, my brainbox sings.
	12:36pm Dean: This E2-E4 sounds to me not unlike Steve Hillage's System 7 stuff, which is of course not German at all.
	🥁 12:38pm Doug Schulkind: So far the score is: DO 1 FRA 0 NIG 0
	12:38pm Jeff J: Can Vuh Duul - Wouldn't really consider this track Krautrock, personally. We'll be scratching that particular itch though in a future show though.
	12:39pm Jeff Golick: Yes, as Jeff J sez, we've begun planning a full Krautrock show. Recommendations welcome...
	12:41pm Jeff Golick: @Can Vuh Duul: I guess you'd find this cut to be Amon DULL. AMIRITE? Here all week, folks. Tip your waitresses. Try the veal.
	12:43pm CAN VUH DUUL: sure there's plenty of good Kraut (Jazz prog) rock - Passport, whole Popul Vuh catalogue, Ash ra Tempel catalogue, Tago Mago era Can, Guru Guru, Amon DUUL 1 & 2 etc.
	12:44pm glenn: what ho, destinators?
	12:44pm Dean: Krautrock desiderata: 1) Anything off the first Grobschnitt album or Ballerman; 2) Guru Guru's Der Electrolurch; 3) anything by Release Music Orchestra; 4) anything from any of the first three Epitaph albums; Yatha Sidhra's A Meditation Mass.
	12:45pm Dean: Last one shoulda been numbered 5.
	12:46pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, @CAN and @Dean! Ahoy-hoy, @glenn!
	12:46pm glenn: my solid ground. my krautrock faves.
	12:47pm CAN VUH DUUL: When 808 State (of Pacific State fame) had a shop here in Manchester uk - called Eastern BLoc - and they had this as their old record of the week - something of an early classic house record - they of course into everything Chicago they could get their hands on and much coke as well!
	1:02pm Jeff Golick: About to exit "And Sovereignty" and head into the final portion, "Draw," both of which provide context for the song title.
	1:05pm holland oats: hullo d:o / drumma / peoples!
	1:10pm Dean: I do not speak German, but I believe "ö" is pronounced like the "i" in "Sir" (per a web page that spells this stuff out). There's even a hint of "r."
	1:12pm Dean: Those guys are Middletown Orchestra personnel.
	1:14pm Jeff Golick: Ah - makes sense; thanks, Dean!
	1:15pm Dean: Bitte.
	1:15pm Jeff Golick: @holland oats! Greetings and all that.
	🥁 1:21pm Doug Schulkind: Have ever told you about the time I called Mr. Braxton to set up an interview and he was a little annoyed because I called in the middle of a Georgetown basketball game during the NCAA tournament. He was gracious, but a little terse. Later on, I did the interview with a fellow college radio pal and it was beyond humbling. He kept talking about his hero Warne Marsh and my jaw kept collapsing into a puddle on the floor.
	1:23pm Jeff Golick: That's a good one, Doug. Were you then just a radio tyro? The Graham Lock does a fantastic job of painting a real-life portrait of AB. And his love of hamburgers.
	1:24pm Jeff Golick: ....Graham Lock BOOK...
	🥁 1:27pm Doug Schulkind: A college radio tyro, indeed.
	1:28pm Jeff Golick: I'm guessing Braxton had heard and enjoyed Roscoe Mitchell's four-sax Nonaah, from 1977.
	1:31pm Dean: Not as impressive, but still fun is one of my Braxton stories. I flew from Southern California to Oakland to attend three nights of AB's five nights at Yoshi's for his Ghost Trance performances in 1997. I hadn't been to Berkeley for over 15 years, so I hung out downtown before heading to Jack London Square and Yoshi's. At the time, Berkeley Public Library was pre-renovation, a fairly well-used building. I remember climbing the steps to the music room, where the librarians piped in music. They were playing Braxton!
	1:35pm Jeff Golick: @Dean: that's some progressive librarianship right there.
	1:41pm Dean: Braxton played with Rova in the late '80s, too.
	1:53pm listener james from westwood: Digging the show today, gents! It's keeping me from throwing things after someone told me I need to redo hours' worth of work.
	1:55pm Jeff Golick: Glad to hear it, @listener james, though sympathies for the work agony. On the redo front, I feel your pain.
	1:56pm Jeff Golick: If you're digging this Braxton, there's much more where it came from: tricentricfoundation.org...
	1:58pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, Jeff. I would rage-quit and go see a movie midday a la Don Draper, but all that's out in this immediate area is summer crap.
	2:00pm Jeff Golick: Heh. Yeah. Kinda want to see Obvious Child, myself.
	🥁 2:05pm Doug Schulkind: Gotta go take the kiddo to the orthodontist. Thanks for the bracing show, Jeff and Jeff!
	2:11pm Jeff J: James - On the movie front, I can recommend The Rover, Ida, and Night Moves if they're anywhere near you.
	2:12pm Jeff Golick: @Doug: good luck! Doing that tmw am, myself.
	2:18pm listener james from westwood: Jeff & Jeff: Thanks for the movie recs. Some may actually be in this area; there's one theater in Bergen near me that doesn't always do the explosion films, and that might be running one of them.
	2:29pm Uncle Michael: I love this.
	2:32pm Jeff Golick: Yeah, Uncle Michael's here!
	2:35pm Uncle Michael: Hell yes.
	2:36pm doca: Do I hear Jackie-O Motherfucker early stuff? Just kidding. Henry Flynt's music is just amazing.
	2:44pm Jeff Golick: My daughter's Suzuki method violin lessons haven't gotten into this stuff yet.
	2:49pm Dean: Your daughter needs to take lessons from Ducati.
	2:49pm Jeff Golick: Yes, well, she also needs to practice more. However, she did bake cupcakes this weekend, so all is forgiven.
	2:54pm Dean: We all need to practice more.
	2:55pm Uncle Michael: At cupcakes.
	2:56pm Dean: Both supply and demand.
	2:58pm listener james from westwood: Longform show = longform applause. Well chosen, Jeff and Jeff; thanks!!
	2:59pm Uncle Michael: Thanks guys...great show today!
	3:01pm Jeff Golick: Thanks, james and UM. Was a blast; glad you could hang. See y'all soon. And do click on the x-ray head for more on these remarkable records...
	3:01pm Jeff Golick: (And amen, Dean.)

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