WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from August 5, 2014

Listener comments!
	3:00pm DCE: hi Sam
	3:01pm common: hey sam, dce
	3:08pm fred: Hello Sam. It's my first time hearing your show, and this start is making me regret I'm this late on the bandwagon
	3:08pm duke: Hello sam and listeners
	3:08pm Dead Mime Walking: Hey gang! Get ready for another classic Sam Segal summertime southern-fried rock block.
	3:10pm Dean: Fitting, this track, after discussion on Tony Coulter's stream revolved around the distractions of broadcasting from home when the neighbor is running a lawnmower.
	3:12pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Sam, and all.
	3:12pm GammarGirl: Hello, Sam.
	3:13pm Mike East: @fred - I think its still pretty early in Sam's broadcast career (based on how many previous playlists there are). You will still be considered an early adopter at this point, I think. Plenty of room on the wagon.
	3:15pm northguineahills: Digging this lawnmower, continuing the lawnmower theme of Tony's show.
	3:19pm fred: @Mike East: Or as Liars said: there's always room on the broom (how I wish I had a T-shirt of that cover... I guess I should get one made)
	3:24pm Dominick: Great set Sam !
	3:24pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I am saying hello to those of you who are receiving this message.
	3:24pm duke: Great start this afternoon.
	3:27pm Greg from Detroit: Lovin' this show, Sam! Was just in Petoskey a couple weeks ago. Also, just wanna point out that "Father Cannot Yell" is a Can cover! Never heard it before - thanks!
	3:30pm Bayta: Absolutely love this Brazilian track. Best of a very promising show so far.
	3:32pm Nucosme: hai!
	3:33pm Nucosme: been listening since the start. nice set so far.
	3:35pm northguineahills: Huh, thought the last two tracks sounded familiar, both are really fun albums.
	3:48pm SiHV: Hello from Austin.
	3:51pm Cecile: hi, all!
	3:51pm Bayta: This set is perfection.
	3:54pm Dead Mime Walking: Thank you so much @Bayta!
	3:55pm Ralphine: For some reason, that Acid track reminded me of the Matmos track that was a bunch of surgery noises.
	3:56pm common: yea, this is cool shit!
	4:00pm Bayta: Here's more - chicodub.bandcamp.com...
	4:02pm fred: I haven't clicky-starred any specific track, just the whole show. The way these two first set were put together was really great
	4:06pm Dead Mime Walking: Fred, if, in light of that major flub, you want to revoke your star, I wouldn't fault you.
	4:08pm Bayta: I'm clicky-starring the shit out of this show, both individual tracks and the whole episode. And no, that minor flub doesn't take anything away from its awesomeness.
	4:08pm northguineahills: Good idea Fred, it's hard to keep up. And it's annoying when I miss a great track when I step away.
	4:09pm duke: This Ghetto Bros. cut is great
	4:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ....oh - FlowerTraveling persons - as recommended by Julian Cope ...& also getting a comment in on ground floor of this bespoke broom (must be very large - hopefully w/ a Marvel Comics stylee diagram to navigate by)...
	4:11pm fred: @Sam: No way. That's part of live shows, I wouldn't have it any other way. My favorite memory of a dance show (and I'm a huge contemporary dance fan) was seeing my favorite dancer slip, fall, and recover.
	4:13pm Cecile: I have to find this MX-80. I have the vinyl, but not this track. this was great.
	4:14pm Cecile: the original mix of Hard Attack was pretty crappy, looks like they are remastering it right.
	4:14pm Bayta: @Revolution Rabbit - Flower Travelling Band's Satori is one of the most perfect records ever. Give it a listen pronto, if you haven't already.
	4:15pm Cecile: Sam, is that bonus track available via the digital DL card?
	4:17pm fred: @RRN63: It says it's large enough on the label: mute.com...
	4:17pm Dead Mime Walking: I grabbed that off of the bonus disc of the superior viaduct CD reissue
	4:22pm Cecile: is there a CD reish? I gotta find it.
	4:23pm Cecile: It's not really skronk funk. It's more like laser sax and guitars boucing off mirrors.
	4:25pm Cecile: damn, how did I miss this reissue? I order stuff from quadruped for pete's sakes.
	4:29pm Dead Mime Walking: Here it is! Right before your very eyes, Cecile: www.superiorviaduct.com...
	4:30pm holland oats: & grab some early devo while you're there
	4:31pm Cecile: Yeah, I found it! Whole bunch of stuff on Mx-80's quadruped label I also gotta look at. Love that band.
	4:33pm Dead Mime Walking: Put your feet up for this one, folks.
	4:34pm Cecile: I want one of everything. please.
	4:36pm Dean: I think you mean "Kajri." "Kajiri" is Japanese.
	4:37pm Dead Mime Walking: By golly you are right, Dean. Thank you.
	4:38pm Dean: Strike up a sarangi and I take notice.
	4:40pm bloopy: beautiful show sam!
	4:40pm holland oats: i'm with bloopy
	4:43pm Dead Mime Walking: Thank you bloopy and holland. This is the friendliest planet I've ever been on.
	4:43pm Sem Chumbo: Bloopy, Holland Oats. A super group :-0
	4:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ca·thex·is kəˈTHeksis/ nounPSYCHOANALYSIS the concentration of mental energy on one particular person, idea, or object (especially to an unhealthy degree). ...How I love commenting gratuitously like this ON W-F-M-U !!!...
	5:03pm Dean: First semester law school, torts, the professor explains why we don't award damages for pain and suffering when personal property is damaged, even if it was a unique ceramic teapot given to you by your great-grandmother on her deathbed: "We don't want people to cathect on mere physical objects."
	5:07pm fred: @RRN63: "gratuitous" both means "unwarranted" and "not involving a return benefit". I think most of your comments are of the latter kind. I like words, so I'm biased.
	5:10pm fred: @Dean: Did that professor also strike you with a bamboo stick seemingly gratuitously? It reminds me of zen stories more than of damages for emotional suffering claims
	5:14pm fred: @Dean: That's the one I was thinking of: www.ashidakim.com...
	5:18pm Rev. Turnip Druid: present. at last. people. people.
	5:19pm Dean: @fred: Not at all. In fact, I adore the professor to this day. She was one of the highlights of law school, an entirely pleasant person with an intimidating intellect that was a wonder to behold. I once told her that her classes gave me stomach aches, which is true. But I kept going back for more. The "cathect" comment was completely warranted, too. In one sentence she illuminated a bridge both linking and separating fairness (call it justice) and policy. Great Zen joke! Reminds me of this one, which has more of a suburban flavor: http://topjokes.blogspot.com/2006/10/cat-on-roof.html
	5:21pm northguineahills: Thoroughly enjoyed the show gotta go soon, thanks Same!
	5:24pm Cecile: "Velvet Anderson" could be a tribue to Fred Anderson's residency at the Velvet Lounge in CHI in the 90s and 00s.
	5:25pm Bayta: What was that segue music you just played?
	5:26pm Dead Mime Walking: Oh man that's a great call, Cecile. Outside of Taborn (who is from my hometown of Minneapolis), the group is all Chicago.
	5:28pm Dead Mime Walking: That was Uku Kuut off of an album called Grand Hotel. Believe the cut was called Feel So Far.
	5:28pm Bayta: Thanks
	5:35pm Rev. Turnip Druid: YAY.
	5:37pm fred: @Dean: Nice joke, and not that far apart from the zen one. Though there are very few women in zen stories, and even then they were only bystanders in those I read. Another reason not to take zen stories too seriously. Which might be the plan anyway
	5:39pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Sorry chums, I'm going to have to yay again...
	5:42pm fred: @RTD: Yay away man. Personally I just clicky-starred the whole thing and yayed it all for the record. But you've missed so much...
	5:43pm ross: Dude. How are you reading the playlist from my mind. Jac Berrocal and then this residents album? Amazing
	5:49pm fred: Do you know when this Aaron Novik/Arrington de Dionyso track was recorded? Any more info?
	5:50pm Cecile: michael!
	5:50pm Dead Mime Walking: It's a fairly recent release. Its a bandcamp only thing from Aaron Novik: aaronnovik.bandcamp.com...
	5:54pm Bayta: Great show, man. Going to be keeping an eye out for your shows in the future for sure.
	5:55pm fred: Amazing show Sam! I hope you'll get a regular show, or at the very least many fill-ins
	5:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...recently read Allan Watts' 'Way of Zen' from 1953; dunno if Reading about Zen sends one straight to a specific place in Hell - do not pass Go or collect $100 - but he covers both history & meaning - & that was one erudite, perceptive, & articulate drunk he was...
	5:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I still wonder if Mingus & Ra bumped into each other much (or @ all)...
	5:58pm Dead Mime Walking: Thanks for listening, team! I hope to grace these airwaves as much as I can. I'll be back filling in for Liz on Monday from 9-noon.
	6:00pm fred: Yeah! I'll try to make work allow me to tune in for it all

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August 5, 2014: Lashing Backward With His One Free Fist At The Man Lugging Him By The Neck

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Los Angeles Free Music Society	Intro	Blorp Esette	Transparency	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ponytail	Beg Waves "Beg Waves" by "Ponytail"	Ice Cream Spiritual	We Are Free	0:00:53 (Pop-up)
Eric Random & The Bedlamites	Father Can't Yell	Time-Splice & Mad as Mankind	Klang Galerie	0:04:35 (Pop-up)
Lawnmower	Good Beat "Good Beat" by "Lawnmower"	Lawnmower II	Clean Feed	0:08:04 (Pop-up)
Fossil Aerosol Mining Project	Backbone 1982	17 Years in Ektachrome	Hands-Held	0:15:56 (Pop-up)
Don Harper	Psychosis "Psychosis" by "Don Harper"	Cold Worlds	Dual Planet	0:18:58 (Pop-up)
Harry Charles	Petoskey Town "Petoskey Town" by "Harry Charles"	45	Wildcat	0:21:27 (Pop-up)
	a song			0:28:14 (Pop-up)
Sobre A Máquina	Aldeia "Aldeia" by "Sobre A Máquina"	Hy Brazil Vol 2: New Experimental Music From Brazil 2013	Novas Frequências	0:29:36 (Pop-up)
Frank Bretschneider	The October Game	Rhythm	Raster-Noton	0:31:54 (Pop-up)
Alva Noto + Ryuichi Sakamoto	Trioon I	Vrioon	Raster-Noton	0:34:09 (Pop-up)
Alan Licht & Aki Onda	Tick Tock "Tick Tock" by "Alan Licht & Aki Onda"	Everydays	Family Vineyard	0:38:55 (Pop-up)
Ata Ebtekar / Sote	Miniature Tone	Persian Electronic Music 1966-2006	Sub Rosa	0:45:58 (Pop-up)
Maja Ratkje	Acid "Acid" by "Maja Ratkje"	Voice	Rune Grammofon	0:51:03 (Pop-up)
Jim French	Infrapolatia "Infrapolatia" by "Jim French"	If Looks Could Kill	Metalanguage	0:53:18 (Pop-up)
	a song			1:03:05 (Pop-up)
Kuni Kawachi & Flower Travelling Band	Scientific Investigation	Kirikyogen	Black Rose	1:02:59 (Pop-up)
Ghetto Brothers	Girl From The Mountain	Power Fuerza	Truth & Soul	1:05:58 (Pop-up)
MX-80 Sound	Sit Down (Bonus) "Sit Down (Bonus)" by "MX-80 Sound"	Hard Attack	Superior Viaduct	1:10:24 (Pop-up)
Mel Brown	Shanty "Shanty" by "Mel Brown"	Chicken Fat	Impulse	1:13:58 (Pop-up)
The Nkengas	Ndu Bu Isi "Ndu Bu Isi" by "The Nkengas"	Destruction	Secret Stash	1:17:26 (Pop-up)
Young Jessie	The Wrong Door "The Wrong Door" by "Young Jessie"	Don't Happen No More	Jazzman	1:20:12 (Pop-up)
	a song			1:25:45 (Pop-up)
Hiss Tracts	Test Recording at Trembling City	Shortwave Nights	Constellation	1:26:25 (Pop-up)
Dhruba Ghosh	Kajri In Dadra Tal "Kajri In Dadra Tal" by "Dhruba Ghosh"	Sarangi	India Archive Music	1:33:07 (Pop-up)
Wganda Kenya	Suavecito (Avispa) "Suavecito (Avispa)" by "Wganda Kenya"	Que Buena Esta	Discos Fuentes	1:48:09 (Pop-up)
	a song			1:55:43 (Pop-up)
White Suns	Cathexis "Cathexis" by "White Suns"	Totem	The Flenser	1:56:06 (Pop-up)
Shofar	You and Cookie = Happiness	Ha-Huncvot	Kilogram	1:59:08 (Pop-up)
Nicole Mitchell's Sonic Projections	Discovery of the Jewel	The Secret Escapades of Velvet Anderson	Rogue Art	2:06:15 (Pop-up)
Ronnie Boykins	Dawn Is Evening, Afternoon	The Will Come, Is Now	ESP-Disk	2:06:52 (Pop-up)
Unknown	Pilage du riz a trois "Pilage du riz a trois" by "Unknown"	Madagascar: Bara Country	Ocora	2:12:25 (Pop-up)
Nagl/Bernstein/Ackchote/Jones	Teahouse Tango	Big Four Live	HatOlogy	2:14:04 (Pop-up)
Backwards Sam Firk	I Be's Troubled	The True Blues & Gospel Of Backwards Sam Firk	Adelphi	2:17:54 (Pop-up)
	a song			2:25:40 (Pop-up)
Dark	Darkside "Darkside" by "Dark"	Dark Round The Edges	Light In The Attic	2:27:22 (Pop-up)
Jac Berrocal	Metallic Bay "Metallic Bay" by "Jac Berrocal"	MDLV	Sub Rosa	2:34:09 (Pop-up)
John Berryman	Life, Friends, Is Boring			2:36:46 (Pop-up)
Katie Gately	Stems "Stems" by "Katie Gately"	Katie Gately	Public Information	2:38:52 (Pop-up)
The Residents	The Thing About Them	God in Three Persons	Ryko	2:42:28 (Pop-up)
Aaron Novik/Arrington de Dionyso	Acoustic Duo 1	Aaron Novik/Arrington de Dionyso	No Label	2:45:47 (Pop-up)
Michael Yonkers	An Easy Goin Country Guy	Michael Yonkers	Galactic Zoo / Drag City	2:50:10 (Pop-up)
	a song			2:56:39 (Pop-up)
Charles Mingus	All The Things You Could Be By Now If Sigmund Freud's Wife Was Your Mother	The Complete Candid Recordings	Mosaic	2:56:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:00pm DCE: hi Sam
	3:01pm common: hey sam, dce
	3:08pm fred: Hello Sam. It's my first time hearing your show, and this start is making me regret I'm this late on the bandwagon
	3:08pm duke: Hello sam and listeners
	3:08pm Dead Mime Walking: Hey gang! Get ready for another classic Sam Segal summertime southern-fried rock block.
	3:10pm Dean: Fitting, this track, after discussion on Tony Coulter's stream revolved around the distractions of broadcasting from home when the neighbor is running a lawnmower.
	3:12pm Sem Chumbo: Hiya, Sam, and all.
	3:12pm GammarGirl: Hello, Sam.
	3:13pm Mike East: @fred - I think its still pretty early in Sam's broadcast career (based on how many previous playlists there are). You will still be considered an early adopter at this point, I think. Plenty of room on the wagon.
	3:15pm northguineahills: Digging this lawnmower, continuing the lawnmower theme of Tony's show.
	3:19pm fred: @Mike East: Or as Liars said: there's always room on the broom (how I wish I had a T-shirt of that cover... I guess I should get one made)
	3:24pm Dominick: Great set Sam !
	3:24pm Rev. Turnip Druid: I am saying hello to those of you who are receiving this message.
	3:24pm duke: Great start this afternoon.
	3:27pm Greg from Detroit: Lovin' this show, Sam! Was just in Petoskey a couple weeks ago. Also, just wanna point out that "Father Cannot Yell" is a Can cover! Never heard it before - thanks!
	3:30pm Bayta: Absolutely love this Brazilian track. Best of a very promising show so far.
	3:32pm Nucosme: hai!
	3:33pm Nucosme: been listening since the start. nice set so far.
	3:35pm northguineahills: Huh, thought the last two tracks sounded familiar, both are really fun albums.
	3:48pm SiHV: Hello from Austin.
	3:51pm Cecile: hi, all!
	3:51pm Bayta: This set is perfection.
	3:54pm Dead Mime Walking: Thank you so much @Bayta!
	3:55pm Ralphine: For some reason, that Acid track reminded me of the Matmos track that was a bunch of surgery noises.
	3:56pm common: yea, this is cool shit!
	4:00pm Bayta: Here's more - chicodub.bandcamp.com...
	4:02pm fred: I haven't clicky-starred any specific track, just the whole show. The way these two first set were put together was really great
	4:06pm Dead Mime Walking: Fred, if, in light of that major flub, you want to revoke your star, I wouldn't fault you.
	4:08pm Bayta: I'm clicky-starring the shit out of this show, both individual tracks and the whole episode. And no, that minor flub doesn't take anything away from its awesomeness.
	4:08pm northguineahills: Good idea Fred, it's hard to keep up. And it's annoying when I miss a great track when I step away.
	4:09pm duke: This Ghetto Bros. cut is great
	4:10pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ....oh - FlowerTraveling persons - as recommended by Julian Cope ...& also getting a comment in on ground floor of this bespoke broom (must be very large - hopefully w/ a Marvel Comics stylee diagram to navigate by)...
	4:11pm fred: @Sam: No way. That's part of live shows, I wouldn't have it any other way. My favorite memory of a dance show (and I'm a huge contemporary dance fan) was seeing my favorite dancer slip, fall, and recover.
	4:13pm Cecile: I have to find this MX-80. I have the vinyl, but not this track. this was great.
	4:14pm Cecile: the original mix of Hard Attack was pretty crappy, looks like they are remastering it right.
	4:14pm Bayta: @Revolution Rabbit - Flower Travelling Band's Satori is one of the most perfect records ever. Give it a listen pronto, if you haven't already.
	4:15pm Cecile: Sam, is that bonus track available via the digital DL card?
	4:17pm fred: @RRN63: It says it's large enough on the label: mute.com...
	4:17pm Dead Mime Walking: I grabbed that off of the bonus disc of the superior viaduct CD reissue
	4:22pm Cecile: is there a CD reish? I gotta find it.
	4:23pm Cecile: It's not really skronk funk. It's more like laser sax and guitars boucing off mirrors.
	4:25pm Cecile: damn, how did I miss this reissue? I order stuff from quadruped for pete's sakes.
	4:29pm Dead Mime Walking: Here it is! Right before your very eyes, Cecile: www.superiorviaduct.com...
	4:30pm holland oats: & grab some early devo while you're there
	4:31pm Cecile: Yeah, I found it! Whole bunch of stuff on Mx-80's quadruped label I also gotta look at. Love that band.
	4:33pm Dead Mime Walking: Put your feet up for this one, folks.
	4:34pm Cecile: I want one of everything. please.
	4:36pm Dean: I think you mean "Kajri." "Kajiri" is Japanese.
	4:37pm Dead Mime Walking: By golly you are right, Dean. Thank you.
	4:38pm Dean: Strike up a sarangi and I take notice.
	4:40pm bloopy: beautiful show sam!
	4:40pm holland oats: i'm with bloopy
	4:43pm Dead Mime Walking: Thank you bloopy and holland. This is the friendliest planet I've ever been on.
	4:43pm Sem Chumbo: Bloopy, Holland Oats. A super group :-0
	4:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ca·thex·is kəˈTHeksis/ nounPSYCHOANALYSIS the concentration of mental energy on one particular person, idea, or object (especially to an unhealthy degree). ...How I love commenting gratuitously like this ON W-F-M-U !!!...
	5:03pm Dean: First semester law school, torts, the professor explains why we don't award damages for pain and suffering when personal property is damaged, even if it was a unique ceramic teapot given to you by your great-grandmother on her deathbed: "We don't want people to cathect on mere physical objects."
	5:07pm fred: @RRN63: "gratuitous" both means "unwarranted" and "not involving a return benefit". I think most of your comments are of the latter kind. I like words, so I'm biased.
	5:10pm fred: @Dean: Did that professor also strike you with a bamboo stick seemingly gratuitously? It reminds me of zen stories more than of damages for emotional suffering claims
	5:14pm fred: @Dean: That's the one I was thinking of: www.ashidakim.com...
	5:18pm Rev. Turnip Druid: present. at last. people. people.
	5:19pm Dean: @fred: Not at all. In fact, I adore the professor to this day. She was one of the highlights of law school, an entirely pleasant person with an intimidating intellect that was a wonder to behold. I once told her that her classes gave me stomach aches, which is true. But I kept going back for more. The "cathect" comment was completely warranted, too. In one sentence she illuminated a bridge both linking and separating fairness (call it justice) and policy. Great Zen joke! Reminds me of this one, which has more of a suburban flavor: http://topjokes.blogspot.com/2006/10/cat-on-roof.html
	5:21pm northguineahills: Thoroughly enjoyed the show gotta go soon, thanks Same!
	5:24pm Cecile: "Velvet Anderson" could be a tribue to Fred Anderson's residency at the Velvet Lounge in CHI in the 90s and 00s.
	5:25pm Bayta: What was that segue music you just played?
	5:26pm Dead Mime Walking: Oh man that's a great call, Cecile. Outside of Taborn (who is from my hometown of Minneapolis), the group is all Chicago.
	5:28pm Dead Mime Walking: That was Uku Kuut off of an album called Grand Hotel. Believe the cut was called Feel So Far.
	5:28pm Bayta: Thanks
	5:35pm Rev. Turnip Druid: YAY.
	5:37pm fred: @Dean: Nice joke, and not that far apart from the zen one. Though there are very few women in zen stories, and even then they were only bystanders in those I read. Another reason not to take zen stories too seriously. Which might be the plan anyway
	5:39pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Sorry chums, I'm going to have to yay again...
	5:42pm fred: @RTD: Yay away man. Personally I just clicky-starred the whole thing and yayed it all for the record. But you've missed so much...
	5:43pm ross: Dude. How are you reading the playlist from my mind. Jac Berrocal and then this residents album? Amazing
	5:49pm fred: Do you know when this Aaron Novik/Arrington de Dionyso track was recorded? Any more info?
	5:50pm Cecile: michael!
	5:50pm Dead Mime Walking: It's a fairly recent release. Its a bandcamp only thing from Aaron Novik: aaronnovik.bandcamp.com...
	5:54pm Bayta: Great show, man. Going to be keeping an eye out for your shows in the future for sure.
	5:55pm fred: Amazing show Sam! I hope you'll get a regular show, or at the very least many fill-ins
	5:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...recently read Allan Watts' 'Way of Zen' from 1953; dunno if Reading about Zen sends one straight to a specific place in Hell - do not pass Go or collect $100 - but he covers both history & meaning - & that was one erudite, perceptive, & articulate drunk he was...
	5:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I still wonder if Mingus & Ra bumped into each other much (or @ all)...
	5:58pm Dead Mime Walking: Thanks for listening, team! I hope to grace these airwaves as much as I can. I'll be back filling in for Liz on Monday from 9-noon.
	6:00pm fred: Yeah! I'll try to make work allow me to tune in for it all

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from August 5, 2014

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