WFMU: Daniel Blumin: Playlist from August 31, 2014

Listener comments!
	7:03pm Phillip In Brooklyn: Daniel :-) good to hear you again
	7:04pm Phillip In Brooklyn: Happy you didn't skip out and have someone fill in for you
	7:06pm Jacq-eez Bacque: The Dan'l pulse is there. So be it. (Not SOB it)
	7:11pm Jacq-eez Bacque: Dan'l skippin' ? Well, that's like an Eagle Scout not knowin' the oath.
	7:12pm phil: evening, daniel, and everybody.
	7:13pm TDK60: Good to be along on this trek.
	7:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ Greetings Bluminauts ! ~ ...ahm paralytic w/ nachos & Guinness up to my eyeballs: listening horizontally away from keyboard...
	7:14pm Daniel Blumin: Greetings Phillip and Jacq and you and you! Happy pre-Labor Day! Hallo, Phil, TDK and RR! Trek it shall be!!! Get yr hiking bootses!
	7:19pm Ĩkє: OH YEAH. The Ikemonster is here. How is alla y'alls?
	7:22pm Brian: one of Grace's poppier tracks. Marianne Faithfulll had some songs like this.
	7:22pm George of Troy: Good evening Daniel and everyone! Nice Grace Jones cut.
	7:26pm JakeGould: Hello all! Happy Labor Day Eve! I stupidly went to Ikea & dealt with the mouth breathing zombie apocalypse. Never again.
	7:28pm Daniel Blumin: Hullo, Ike, Brian and George! Jake, but did you have the meatballs????
	7:29pm Ĩkє: I had those meatballs at the Elizabeth NJ location once. They were OK, nothing special. My GF at the time thought I was nuts for even bothering.
	7:30pm JakeGould: No, I did not have the meatballs. The last time I did—I think 8 years ago—I had the most explosive diarrhea of my life. I did thank the poor checkout gal who was clearly burned from the mess. I can’t even describe how meanly post-apocalypitic the place was today. Brooklyn location in Red Hook.
	7:33pm Brian: Best to make meatballs at home with pork, beef, veal from the butcher. cheap, too, for two people.
	7:35pm Jacq-eez Bacque: Sounds like the makins of a good Swedish meatball Brian...
	7:35pm JakeGould: The best way to make meatballs for me is to earn money with the skills I have & then taking that money to someone who makes quality meatballs. I then pay them money & they give me meatballs. And the economy wins!
	7:37pm George of Troy: Wow, this Zemi17 is pretty great.
	7:38pm Jacq-eez Bacque: Köttbullar
	7:39pm Daniel Blumin: George, it's a goodie. Hope you're doing the requisite dance!
	7:41pm George of Troy: Indeed!
	7:44pm phil: So, this is what a giant talking vegetable sounds like!
	7:47pm Daniel Blumin: Indeed, Phil! I thought what with all the meatball talk it was only fair...
	7:48pm phil: thanks for giving veggies a voice, daniel!
	7:50pm P-90: Sound effects used in TV shows produced by Irwin Allen.
	7:50pm Phillip In Brooklyn: Cool! I loved that movie "fantastic voyage" even have it on DVR
	7:51pm phil: yes! the bug and flowdan!
	7:52pm Phillip In Brooklyn: I liked "lost in space" and "voyage to the bottom of the sea" it's a shame the scifi channel doesn't air it anymore
	7:52pm JakeGould: Is there a good source of sound effects libraries from sic-fi shows? Really would like a collection of sound effects from 1960s/1970s Japanese sci-fi.
	7:52pm kathy: PHAT.
	7:52pm P-90: Oh, I see the talking vegetable posts now, arriving late this evening. Hi Daniel B. and all Bluminfidels!
	7:53pm Phillip In Brooklyn: A user on youtube uploaded all the lost in space episodes but some one complained and they took them down
	7:55pm P-90: @ Philip: I beleve they are still available on Hulu. (You just hafta watch a coupla commercials w/each one)
	7:56pm JakeGould: The reason they got banned from YouTube most likely has to do with ten being on Hulu.
	7:59pm Whosondephone: That's Beautiful!
	8:00pm phil: @JakeGould, there are soundtracks of SF movies from that time, like SFeiga no sekai. www.diwproducts.com... (all in Japanese). Haven't seen anything on sound effects but they probably exist.
	8:00pm P-90 #6: And (if anyone cares) the complete "The Prisoner" is available on Crackle.
	8:00pm JakeGould: Don’t care about soundtracks. Want effects.
	8:02pm P-90 #6: @Jake: The trekkies have CD's and online libraries of sounds from you-know-what. -Though you seem to be after something more esoteric.
	8:04pm JakeGould: I have that Star Trek sound effects CD. I am looking for the other stuff.
	8:06pm G: >I AM >GAMELOTRON >! >YOU WILL BOW BEFORE ME >[end run]
	8:20pm phil: @JakeGould: 2nd try: vimeo.com...
	8:29pm JakeGould: Eh, I want sound effects. Will keep on trucking!
	8:40pm Jacq-eez Bacque: Sacrée Brigitte
	8:52pm George of Troy: Fabulous set, Daniel... Thanks!
	8:55pm Daniel Blumin: Thanks, George!!!
	9:02pm ScottC: Daniel - if a very powerful multi-national military organization was ringing your country with missile systems - relentless in their efforts to threaten and isolate you. Their most audacious accomplishment being to install a neo-facist government with its roots in Nazi ideology in a former border state (say Texas ) what would your options be?
	9:03pm phil: thanks for the great tunes, daniel!
	12:02am Daniel Blumin: Thanks, Phil. Scott, thanks for your comment. I'd say that I'd politely agree to disagree w/ the fascist tag (though there clearly are some nationalists lurking on the fringes as there are in other countries). The missile systems you refer to were never installed due to the "reset" with Russia but they have a lot more chance of becoming a reality in the near future as a result of present events. And if Texas were to be invaded by little green men, I think we'd be looking at self-defense options. The Russia-as-victim narrative doesn't really work for me here even if in other circumstances/historical periods it might. The current situation smacks more of Soviet conduct in Hungary '56 & Czechoslovakia '68. Threats, bullying, and invasion as a means to control other nations. There were other ways to handle people's grievances months ago. Bottom line - it is Ukraine that's got almost no options thanks to its "friendly" neighbor to the east.
	12:05am Daniel Blumin: And on a lighter note - hope everyone has a good Labor Day (which hopefully does not involve laboring!)! All ze best y'all!!! Onto September!

Daniel Blumin: Playlist from August 31, 2014

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

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August 31, 2014: Giant Talking Vegetable on Happy Island

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Moebius & Beerbohm	Doppelschnitt (edit)	Kollektion 1	Bureau B	2014		The music of Sky Records compiled by Tim Gane (Stereolab)	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Rüdiger Lorenz	Ubangi "Ubangi" by "Rüdiger Lorenz"	Congo	Cue	1996			0:09:16 (Pop-up)
Grace Jones	Unlimited Capacity for Love	Living My Life	Island	1982			0:16:20 (Pop-up)
Mamman Sani	Zara Zarakoy "Zara Zarakoy" by "Mamman Sani"	Taaritt	Sahel Sounds	2014	LP	Recorded in '85-'88 in Niger	0:22:12 (Pop-up)
Terranova	Open Naked Eye "Open Naked Eye" by "Terranova"	B-Sides And Remix Sessions	Copasetik	2002			0:26:33 (Pop-up)
Zemi17	Rangda "Rangda" by "Zemi17"	Impressions EP	Bunker	2014	12"		0:32:20 (Pop-up)
Roman Flügel	Giant Talking Vegetable	V/A: Ten Years of Phonica	Phonica	2014			0:42:55 (Pop-up)
Leonard Rosenman	Main Title Sound Effects Suite	Fantastic Voyage: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack	Film Score Monthly	1998		'66 - there's a new remastered reissue of this as well!	0:48:48 (Pop-up)
The Bug feat. Flowdan	Fat Mac "Fat Mac" by "The Bug feat. Flowdan"	Angels & Devils	Ninja Tune	2014			0:50:58 (Pop-up)
Rune Lindblad	Nocturne 72-2 "Nocturne 72-2" by "Rune Lindblad"	De Stille Liebe	Elektron	2003		prev. unreleased recordings from '60-'80	0:54:14 (Pop-up)

Maxmillion Dunbar	Way Down "Way Down" by "Maxmillion Dunbar"	Cool Water	Ramp	2010			1:08:48 (Pop-up)
Alfred Schnittke	My Past and Thoughts - St. Petersburg	Music for the Movies	CPO	2001			1:12:12 (Pop-up)
Martin Schütz & Hans Koch	Cardboardhouses	Approximations	Intakt	1990			1:15:11 (Pop-up)
Officer!	Biteman "Biteman" by "Officer!"	Dead Unique	Blackest Ever Black	2014			1:19:38 (Pop-up)
Dildo	Session 2-3 "Session 2-3" by "Dildo"	Dildo Sessions	Classwar Karaoke	2014		http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Dildo/	1:22:16 (Pop-up)
x²	Bach "Bach" by "x²"	Wir Triumphieren: Bergedorf Kinderbandszene 1982-1985	Alarm	2014		http://alarm.bandcamp.com/album/wir-triumphieren-bergedorfs-kinderbandszene-1982-85	1:28:00 (Pop-up)
A Thunder Orchestra	A Diabolical Gesture	TSOB - The Music of Belgium	La Musique Fait La Force	2013			1:28:13 (Pop-up)
Sala-Arhimo	Onnellisten Saari "Onnellisten Saari" by "Sala-Arhimo"	Sala-Arhimo	Last Visible Dog	2006		Jukka Räisänen of Kiila & Avarus	1:32:14 (Pop-up)
Brigitte Fontaine/Areski/Art Ensemble of Chicago	Le Goudron	Comme à la Radio	Superior Viaduct	2014			1:36:17 (Pop-up)
Hamish Kilgour	Strength of an Eye	All of It and Nothing	BaDaBing!	2014			1:39:04 (Pop-up)
To Get Her Together	Make it in the Moonlight	To Get Her Together	Rather Radiant				1:43:00 (Pop-up)
Horn Ensemble	Bi-Witi Horns "Bi-Witi Horns" by "Horn Ensemble"	V/A: African Gems	SWP	2014			1:46:16 (Pop-up)
King Ayisoba	Wicked Leaders "Wicked Leaders" by "King Ayisoba"	Wicked Leaders	Makkum	2014			1:48:47 (Pop-up)
Lord Ivanhoe & His Caribbean Knights	Lift the Iron Curtain	Calypso Musical Poetry in the Caribbean 1955-69	Soul Jazz	2014			1:52:56 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:03pm Phillip In Brooklyn: Daniel :-) good to hear you again
	7:04pm Phillip In Brooklyn: Happy you didn't skip out and have someone fill in for you
	7:06pm Jacq-eez Bacque: The Dan'l pulse is there. So be it. (Not SOB it)
	7:11pm Jacq-eez Bacque: Dan'l skippin' ? Well, that's like an Eagle Scout not knowin' the oath.
	7:12pm phil: evening, daniel, and everybody.
	7:13pm TDK60: Good to be along on this trek.
	7:13pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ Greetings Bluminauts ! ~ ...ahm paralytic w/ nachos & Guinness up to my eyeballs: listening horizontally away from keyboard...
	7:14pm Daniel Blumin: Greetings Phillip and Jacq and you and you! Happy pre-Labor Day! Hallo, Phil, TDK and RR! Trek it shall be!!! Get yr hiking bootses!
	7:19pm Ĩkє: OH YEAH. The Ikemonster is here. How is alla y'alls?
	7:22pm Brian: one of Grace's poppier tracks. Marianne Faithfulll had some songs like this.
	7:22pm George of Troy: Good evening Daniel and everyone! Nice Grace Jones cut.
	7:26pm JakeGould: Hello all! Happy Labor Day Eve! I stupidly went to Ikea & dealt with the mouth breathing zombie apocalypse. Never again.
	7:28pm Daniel Blumin: Hullo, Ike, Brian and George! Jake, but did you have the meatballs????
	7:29pm Ĩkє: I had those meatballs at the Elizabeth NJ location once. They were OK, nothing special. My GF at the time thought I was nuts for even bothering.
	7:30pm JakeGould: No, I did not have the meatballs. The last time I did—I think 8 years ago—I had the most explosive diarrhea of my life. I did thank the poor checkout gal who was clearly burned from the mess. I can’t even describe how meanly post-apocalypitic the place was today. Brooklyn location in Red Hook.
	7:33pm Brian: Best to make meatballs at home with pork, beef, veal from the butcher. cheap, too, for two people.
	7:35pm Jacq-eez Bacque: Sounds like the makins of a good Swedish meatball Brian...
	7:35pm JakeGould: The best way to make meatballs for me is to earn money with the skills I have & then taking that money to someone who makes quality meatballs. I then pay them money & they give me meatballs. And the economy wins!
	7:37pm George of Troy: Wow, this Zemi17 is pretty great.
	7:38pm Jacq-eez Bacque: Köttbullar
	7:39pm Daniel Blumin: George, it's a goodie. Hope you're doing the requisite dance!
	7:41pm George of Troy: Indeed!
	7:44pm phil: So, this is what a giant talking vegetable sounds like!
	7:47pm Daniel Blumin: Indeed, Phil! I thought what with all the meatball talk it was only fair...
	7:48pm phil: thanks for giving veggies a voice, daniel!
	7:50pm P-90: Sound effects used in TV shows produced by Irwin Allen.
	7:50pm Phillip In Brooklyn: Cool! I loved that movie "fantastic voyage" even have it on DVR
	7:51pm phil: yes! the bug and flowdan!
	7:52pm Phillip In Brooklyn: I liked "lost in space" and "voyage to the bottom of the sea" it's a shame the scifi channel doesn't air it anymore
	7:52pm JakeGould: Is there a good source of sound effects libraries from sic-fi shows? Really would like a collection of sound effects from 1960s/1970s Japanese sci-fi.
	7:52pm kathy: PHAT.
	7:52pm P-90: Oh, I see the talking vegetable posts now, arriving late this evening. Hi Daniel B. and all Bluminfidels!
	7:53pm Phillip In Brooklyn: A user on youtube uploaded all the lost in space episodes but some one complained and they took them down
	7:55pm P-90: @ Philip: I beleve they are still available on Hulu. (You just hafta watch a coupla commercials w/each one)
	7:56pm JakeGould: The reason they got banned from YouTube most likely has to do with ten being on Hulu.
	7:59pm Whosondephone: That's Beautiful!
	8:00pm phil: @JakeGould, there are soundtracks of SF movies from that time, like SFeiga no sekai. www.diwproducts.com... (all in Japanese). Haven't seen anything on sound effects but they probably exist.
	8:00pm P-90 #6: And (if anyone cares) the complete "The Prisoner" is available on Crackle.
	8:00pm JakeGould: Don’t care about soundtracks. Want effects.
	8:02pm P-90 #6: @Jake: The trekkies have CD's and online libraries of sounds from you-know-what. -Though you seem to be after something more esoteric.
	8:04pm JakeGould: I have that Star Trek sound effects CD. I am looking for the other stuff.
	8:06pm G: >I AM >GAMELOTRON >! >YOU WILL BOW BEFORE ME >[end run]
	8:20pm phil: @JakeGould: 2nd try: vimeo.com...
	8:29pm JakeGould: Eh, I want sound effects. Will keep on trucking!
	8:40pm Jacq-eez Bacque: Sacrée Brigitte
	8:52pm George of Troy: Fabulous set, Daniel... Thanks!
	8:55pm Daniel Blumin: Thanks, George!!!
	9:02pm ScottC: Daniel - if a very powerful multi-national military organization was ringing your country with missile systems - relentless in their efforts to threaten and isolate you. Their most audacious accomplishment being to install a neo-facist government with its roots in Nazi ideology in a former border state (say Texas ) what would your options be?
	9:03pm phil: thanks for the great tunes, daniel!
	12:02am Daniel Blumin: Thanks, Phil. Scott, thanks for your comment. I'd say that I'd politely agree to disagree w/ the fascist tag (though there clearly are some nationalists lurking on the fringes as there are in other countries). The missile systems you refer to were never installed due to the "reset" with Russia but they have a lot more chance of becoming a reality in the near future as a result of present events. And if Texas were to be invaded by little green men, I think we'd be looking at self-defense options. The Russia-as-victim narrative doesn't really work for me here even if in other circumstances/historical periods it might. The current situation smacks more of Soviet conduct in Hungary '56 & Czechoslovakia '68. Threats, bullying, and invasion as a means to control other nations. There were other ways to handle people's grievances months ago. Bottom line - it is Ukraine that's got almost no options thanks to its "friendly" neighbor to the east.
	12:05am Daniel Blumin: And on a lighter note - hope everyone has a good Labor Day (which hopefully does not involve laboring!)! All ze best y'all!!! Onto September!

Daniel Blumin: Playlist from August 31, 2014

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