WFMU: Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from November 9, 2015

Listener comments!
	11/8 4:10pm fred: OK, I'm game: Maïlys
	11:09am Mayuko: Wish you could be on live! I should adopt Maïlys to be my name if I ever live in France.
	5:01pm Gary: Happy to be able to listen live tonight
	5:02pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Mayuko and all!
	5:02pm Mayuko: Great! Hello Gary!
	5:02pm Mayuko: Good evening, james!
	5:05pm Polyus: Hello Mayuko and Vertigoats.
	5:07pm Mayuko: Hello Polyus! Glad to have you on board.
	5:09pm Charlie: Hello, Mayuko, all. Glad to be here 'live' for a little while.
	5:13pm Mayuko: Oh great, so happy to have you here even for a bit, Charlie!
	5:16pm Charlie: very nice sounds, comme toujours, Mayuko !
	5:17pm Carmichael: Heya Mayuko and the listening public. From where is that picture?
	5:21pm Mayuko: Thanks Charlie, that means a lot to me to hear that from you! Welcome on board, Carmichael! That picture is from a dream... (translation: I don't know where that is)
	5:25pm Artie Haywire: Tuned in. Here for the dreamtime.
	5:26pm Mayuko: Hello, Artie Haywire, thank you for tuning in! Soon it will be less nightmare-ish. Though nightmare can be beautiful too sometimes.
	5:26pm Ken From Hyde Park: Greetings, Mayuko. Have you met little Dusty yet, the new mascot?
	5:27pm Gary: One of the craziest concerts I ever saw was Diamanda Galas, I think in Minneapolis?
	5:28pm Charlie: "one-note samba"
	5:28pm coelacanth: greetings Mayuko and others (finally get to hear your program again as it unfolds, at least the majority of it)
	5:32pm Mayuko: Hi, Ken, thanks for tuning in! I haven't met the Dusty yet. I don't even know what Chincilla really is, to be honest, I'll have to find out. a kind of rodent or a rabbit, right?
	5:33pm northguineahills: Howdy folks!
	5:34pm northguineahills: Yes, chinchillas are rodents that are native to the Andes.
	5:34pm Mayuko: ohh, coelacanth, glad to see you on this time slot! I think I usually see you when I do over night shows.
	5:39pm coelacanth: yes i'm a bit of a night owl.
	5:40pm Mayuko: northguineahills, thanks for tuning in and the chinchilla info. So Dusty should be originally from andes. Glad to have a hispanic person as our mascot. Although chinchilla could be part of pre-hispanic culture.
	5:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: Here is some chinchilla info. www.livescience.com... The article mentions that the pet chinchillas in this country are descendents of eleven animals that were brought here in 1923.
	5:42pm Mayuko: oh coelacanth, I was thinking you were from other time zone! haha!
	5:43pm Charlie: all you overnight night owls should get along with the chinchillas, which are crepuscular. then again, you owls might want to eat a chinchilla, so maybe that won't work out.
	5:44pm coelacanth: chinchillas speak quechua!
	5:46pm Charlie: banjoraga
	5:49pm coelacanth: ...i'm just an hour+1/2 northwest of where you sit (or stand) Mayuko. i just have a disobedient circadian rhythm. Charlie, chinchillas need not fear this night owl. - 'not enough meat on those little fur-balls!
	5:50pm Polyus: Paul Metzger, St. Paul's finest!
	5:51pm Charlie: coelacanth -- so what happens to the chinchilla meat after their fur is taken for coats?
	5:51pm Mayuko: That's very true, Charlie, this does sound like raga. I heard Daniel Higgs' track doing banjo raga too, seems like that's what banjo does!
	5:52pm Carmichael: I know this underlying banjo theme from somewhere. My brain gears will smoke and eventually seize up until I recall it.
	5:54pm coelacanth: Charlie i don't know. it's sad to think about killing an animal without using every part of it, but i've never heard of chinchilla meat. ....i know i'll never eat chinchilla. (or wear it)
	5:56pm coelacanth: yeah this is awesome! (& raga-ish)
	5:58pm Gary: Super love for that Paul Metzger track
	6:00pm Charlie: Yeah, very cool. That's a lot of strings for a (modified) banjo. That's enough info for me.
	6:01pm Carmichael: Aaah, the Pogues' "Pachinko" uses the same melody. That's where I heard it, although I'm sure they nicked it from an old sea shanty or something.
	6:06pm Charlie: We are all going to age beautifully like leaves.
	6:10pm Doug Schulkind: こんばんは、老婦人の藤野！
	6:11pm Charlie: This first hour has been perfect while I've been doing some tedious typing/copying. But now I have to go make dinner and have domestic harmony time. Thank you, Mayuko. (Hi Doug!)
	6:16pm Mayuko: Thanks for hanging out with us, Charlie, have a good night!
	6:17pm Mayuko: Pachinko?! That's the last thing I'd associate from raga music, haha!
	6:19pm Mayuko: Good evening, Doug, but I'd say 老婦人 is at least over 60's, haven't got there yet! haha.
	6:20pm listener james from westwood: @Charlie: Same, but proofreading. This show is made for word workers!
	6:20pm steve: hey Mayuko. thanks for this lovely soothing music. as usual im at my workbench drilling and soldering frantically so i can go enjoy dinner and relax. in honor of this nice weather took a trip to secluded Dead Horse Bay in south Brooklyn yesterday which was super cool. lots of silence and nature sounds.
	6:20pm Dean: This Satoshi Sonoda prompts me to play, later tonight, Vladimir Martynov's "Come In!" as performed by Kremerata Baltica.
	6:21pm Rich in Washington: What an amazing track! BTW, @charlie, @listener James, here it's tedious page layout, editing. This is working out fabulously. Nice show, Mayuko!
	6:29pm Jeff g.: Hello from my kitchen! Listening via phone. Loving this Bowie...
	6:30pm Gary: I used to see this woman (then known as Suzy Soundz) performing on the streets of San Francisco in the 80s. Everyone knew her (not personally, but as a presence), and everyone had an opinion. :)
	6:30pm Mayuko: Hi steve, Dead Horse Bay?! Sounds like a great place, I wanna go check that place out! Glad to have you tuning in, Dean, Rich in Washington!
	6:31pm listener james from westwood: Certified WFMU crossover hit! @Rich, I used to do page layout myself. Some publications were a lot less fun than others. Oddly, I miss the table-heavy psych journals the most. So many little challenges to unkink for each article.
	6:33pm Ike: Hello hello hello!
	6:33pm Mayuko: Hi Jeff! Glad to have you on board! Thanks for the info, Gary! I don't know anything about this lady - it was in our library here at fmu.
	6:34pm Mayuko: Lots of writers/editors here! Hope I didn't embarrass myself bringing literature up, haha.
	6:35pm Mayuko: Hellos Ike, welcome on board!
	6:36pm northguineahills: This Rolf Julius is nice....
	6:39pm Gary: Suzy Soundz aka The Space Lady would stand on the street with a hat on with lights on it and stare off into the distance while playing her keyboard. Here's a photo I just found online of her from around that time: nightdrivemiami.files.wordpress.com...
	6:40pm Mayuko: ngh: This Rolf Julius stuff is part of a permanent outdoor audio installation at the Mattress Factory in Pittsburgh, so if it's "permanent" it should still be there right?! Would be really cool to be surrounded by this sound!
	6:41pm Doug Schulkind: You have the wisdom of a 老婦人, Mayuko!
	6:44pm Mayuko: whoa, that's a great picture, Gary!
	6:47pm Mayuko: I'm faking it til I make it, Doug! haha.
	6:48pm Gary: She kind of scared me at the time, I have to admit. I mean, she would stand there like a statue, except for her fingers and mouth, which were moving while she played and sang. But whenever I ran into her, I would always stop and listen for a while.
	6:48pm northguineahills: Thanks Mayuko, very nice evening sounds!
	6:48pm Doug Schulkind: This is Satie-esque and way lovely.
	6:50pm Carmichael: I keep waiting for this song to bust out into Tuvan throat singing.
	6:54pm Mayuko: This is my last song today! Thank you all for listening!
	6:55pm Mayuko: (wish I could throat sing myself to make that happen)
	6:58pm listener james from westwood: Thanks very much, Mayuko! This show hit the spot!
	6:58pm coelacanth: Thank you Mayuko! ciao peeps.
	6:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good luck with your upcoming art show, Mayuko!
	7:00pm Gary: Thanks for the terrific evening, Mayuko!
	7:02pm Mayuko: Thank you all! have a great week everyone! (and thank you for the luck, Ken!)

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from November 9, 2015

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November 9, 2015: Plonger dans vos beaux yeux comme dans un beau songe

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Dolphins Into The Future	Aftermath ～ Isle of Self	… On Sea-Faring Isolation	Fonal Records	2012	Original 2009
Lau Nau	Plakkikanteletar "Plakkikanteletar" by "Lau Nau"	Kuutarha	Locust Music	2004		0:05:40 (Pop-up)
Dieter Moebius and Asmus Tietchens	Im Windkanal	Moebius & Tietchens	Bureau B	2012		0:10:11 (Pop-up)
Technical Drawings	Underwater "Underwater" by "Technical Drawings"	The Ruined Map	Gagarin Records	2011		0:13:13 (Pop-up)
Møster!	Descending into this crater 2: Central Sunrise	Inner Earth	Hubro	2014		0:16:11 (Pop-up)
Low Light Situations	finger man "finger man" by "Low Light Situations"	Office Romance	Not Not Fun Records	2010		0:19:11 (Pop-up)
Diamanda Galas	L'Héautontimorouménos (The Man Who Tortures Himself)	Divine Punishment & Saint Of The Pit	Mute	1988		0:22:34 (Pop-up)
Amephone	Itsumo Konomamani いつもこのままに (Ever the Same / Semper eadem)	Esquisse 2/3 For The Branch 2	Plus Disk	2001		0:29:19 (Pop-up)
Joshua Abrams	Lo Speed Chase "Lo Speed Chase" by "Joshua Abrams"	Busride Interview	Lucky Kitchen	2002		0:33:55 (Pop-up)
Ballaké Sissoko & Vincent Ségal	Super étoile	Musique de nuit	No Format	2015		0:36:15 (Pop-up)
Takuji Naka / Tim Olive	Track 3 "Track 3" by "Takuji Naka / Tim Olive"	The New Attractive	Em Records	2015		0:40:05 (Pop-up)
Paul Metzger	Orans "Orans" by "Paul Metzger"	Deliverance	Locust Music	2007		0:44:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: AMTR	Throwing stones into water "Throwing stones into water" by "AMTR"				http://www.freesound.org/people/AMTR/sounds/138033/	0:57:56 (Pop-up)
Satoshi Sonoda 園田佐登志	Summer Landscape	mimi-nuki 耳抜き～ Secondary Works of Satoshi Sonoda,1982-1989	P.S.F. Records	2012		1:13:58 (Pop-up)
Ian MacFarlane	Seeds In The Dust (Australia, 1987)	Tape Hiss: Emanations From The Cassette Underground	WFMU	2015	Tony Coulter's 2015 marathon premium!	1:22:01 (Pop-up)
No More	Dim The Lights "Dim The Lights" by "No More"	7 Years - A Compilation 1979 - 1986	Roof Records	1990		1:25:01 (Pop-up)
The Space Lady	Starman "Starman" by "The Space Lady"	The Space Lady And Burnt Ones	Castle Face	2015		1:27:22 (Pop-up)
Rolf Julius	Song "Song" by "Rolf Julius"	Music For A Garden	Mattress Factory	1996		1:31:55 (Pop-up)
The Beatles	Dear Prudence "Dear Prudence" by "The Beatles"	The Beatles	Parlophone	1968		1:42:06 (Pop-up)
Midnight Doctors	The Slow Way Home	Through A Screen And Into A Hole	Ouro Disc	2015		1:45:39 (Pop-up)
Washington White	I Am In The Heavenly Way	Raw Pre-war Gospel (1926-36) - American Primitive, Volume 1	Revenant	1997		1:48:50 (Pop-up)
Daniel Womack	Come, Let's March "Come, Let's March" by "Daniel Womack"	Virginia Traditions - Non-Blues Secular Black Music	BRI Records	1978		1:51:58 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11/8 4:10pm fred: OK, I'm game: Maïlys
	11:09am Mayuko: Wish you could be on live! I should adopt Maïlys to be my name if I ever live in France.
	5:01pm Gary: Happy to be able to listen live tonight
	5:02pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Mayuko and all!
	5:02pm Mayuko: Great! Hello Gary!
	5:02pm Mayuko: Good evening, james!
	5:05pm Polyus: Hello Mayuko and Vertigoats.
	5:07pm Mayuko: Hello Polyus! Glad to have you on board.
	5:09pm Charlie: Hello, Mayuko, all. Glad to be here 'live' for a little while.
	5:13pm Mayuko: Oh great, so happy to have you here even for a bit, Charlie!
	5:16pm Charlie: very nice sounds, comme toujours, Mayuko !
	5:17pm Carmichael: Heya Mayuko and the listening public. From where is that picture?
	5:21pm Mayuko: Thanks Charlie, that means a lot to me to hear that from you! Welcome on board, Carmichael! That picture is from a dream... (translation: I don't know where that is)
	5:25pm Artie Haywire: Tuned in. Here for the dreamtime.
	5:26pm Mayuko: Hello, Artie Haywire, thank you for tuning in! Soon it will be less nightmare-ish. Though nightmare can be beautiful too sometimes.
	5:26pm Ken From Hyde Park: Greetings, Mayuko. Have you met little Dusty yet, the new mascot?
	5:27pm Gary: One of the craziest concerts I ever saw was Diamanda Galas, I think in Minneapolis?
	5:28pm Charlie: "one-note samba"
	5:28pm coelacanth: greetings Mayuko and others (finally get to hear your program again as it unfolds, at least the majority of it)
	5:32pm Mayuko: Hi, Ken, thanks for tuning in! I haven't met the Dusty yet. I don't even know what Chincilla really is, to be honest, I'll have to find out. a kind of rodent or a rabbit, right?
	5:33pm northguineahills: Howdy folks!
	5:34pm northguineahills: Yes, chinchillas are rodents that are native to the Andes.
	5:34pm Mayuko: ohh, coelacanth, glad to see you on this time slot! I think I usually see you when I do over night shows.
	5:39pm coelacanth: yes i'm a bit of a night owl.
	5:40pm Mayuko: northguineahills, thanks for tuning in and the chinchilla info. So Dusty should be originally from andes. Glad to have a hispanic person as our mascot. Although chinchilla could be part of pre-hispanic culture.
	5:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: Here is some chinchilla info. www.livescience.com... The article mentions that the pet chinchillas in this country are descendents of eleven animals that were brought here in 1923.
	5:42pm Mayuko: oh coelacanth, I was thinking you were from other time zone! haha!
	5:43pm Charlie: all you overnight night owls should get along with the chinchillas, which are crepuscular. then again, you owls might want to eat a chinchilla, so maybe that won't work out.
	5:44pm coelacanth: chinchillas speak quechua!
	5:46pm Charlie: banjoraga
	5:49pm coelacanth: ...i'm just an hour+1/2 northwest of where you sit (or stand) Mayuko. i just have a disobedient circadian rhythm. Charlie, chinchillas need not fear this night owl. - 'not enough meat on those little fur-balls!
	5:50pm Polyus: Paul Metzger, St. Paul's finest!
	5:51pm Charlie: coelacanth -- so what happens to the chinchilla meat after their fur is taken for coats?
	5:51pm Mayuko: That's very true, Charlie, this does sound like raga. I heard Daniel Higgs' track doing banjo raga too, seems like that's what banjo does!
	5:52pm Carmichael: I know this underlying banjo theme from somewhere. My brain gears will smoke and eventually seize up until I recall it.
	5:54pm coelacanth: Charlie i don't know. it's sad to think about killing an animal without using every part of it, but i've never heard of chinchilla meat. ....i know i'll never eat chinchilla. (or wear it)
	5:56pm coelacanth: yeah this is awesome! (& raga-ish)
	5:58pm Gary: Super love for that Paul Metzger track
	6:00pm Charlie: Yeah, very cool. That's a lot of strings for a (modified) banjo. That's enough info for me.
	6:01pm Carmichael: Aaah, the Pogues' "Pachinko" uses the same melody. That's where I heard it, although I'm sure they nicked it from an old sea shanty or something.
	6:06pm Charlie: We are all going to age beautifully like leaves.
	6:10pm Doug Schulkind: こんばんは、老婦人の藤野！
	6:11pm Charlie: This first hour has been perfect while I've been doing some tedious typing/copying. But now I have to go make dinner and have domestic harmony time. Thank you, Mayuko. (Hi Doug!)
	6:16pm Mayuko: Thanks for hanging out with us, Charlie, have a good night!
	6:17pm Mayuko: Pachinko?! That's the last thing I'd associate from raga music, haha!
	6:19pm Mayuko: Good evening, Doug, but I'd say 老婦人 is at least over 60's, haven't got there yet! haha.
	6:20pm listener james from westwood: @Charlie: Same, but proofreading. This show is made for word workers!
	6:20pm steve: hey Mayuko. thanks for this lovely soothing music. as usual im at my workbench drilling and soldering frantically so i can go enjoy dinner and relax. in honor of this nice weather took a trip to secluded Dead Horse Bay in south Brooklyn yesterday which was super cool. lots of silence and nature sounds.
	6:20pm Dean: This Satoshi Sonoda prompts me to play, later tonight, Vladimir Martynov's "Come In!" as performed by Kremerata Baltica.
	6:21pm Rich in Washington: What an amazing track! BTW, @charlie, @listener James, here it's tedious page layout, editing. This is working out fabulously. Nice show, Mayuko!
	6:29pm Jeff g.: Hello from my kitchen! Listening via phone. Loving this Bowie...
	6:30pm Gary: I used to see this woman (then known as Suzy Soundz) performing on the streets of San Francisco in the 80s. Everyone knew her (not personally, but as a presence), and everyone had an opinion. :)
	6:30pm Mayuko: Hi steve, Dead Horse Bay?! Sounds like a great place, I wanna go check that place out! Glad to have you tuning in, Dean, Rich in Washington!
	6:31pm listener james from westwood: Certified WFMU crossover hit! @Rich, I used to do page layout myself. Some publications were a lot less fun than others. Oddly, I miss the table-heavy psych journals the most. So many little challenges to unkink for each article.
	6:33pm Ike: Hello hello hello!
	6:33pm Mayuko: Hi Jeff! Glad to have you on board! Thanks for the info, Gary! I don't know anything about this lady - it was in our library here at fmu.
	6:34pm Mayuko: Lots of writers/editors here! Hope I didn't embarrass myself bringing literature up, haha.
	6:35pm Mayuko: Hellos Ike, welcome on board!
	6:36pm northguineahills: This Rolf Julius is nice....
	6:39pm Gary: Suzy Soundz aka The Space Lady would stand on the street with a hat on with lights on it and stare off into the distance while playing her keyboard. Here's a photo I just found online of her from around that time: nightdrivemiami.files.wordpress.com...
	6:40pm Mayuko: ngh: This Rolf Julius stuff is part of a permanent outdoor audio installation at the Mattress Factory in Pittsburgh, so if it's "permanent" it should still be there right?! Would be really cool to be surrounded by this sound!
	6:41pm Doug Schulkind: You have the wisdom of a 老婦人, Mayuko!
	6:44pm Mayuko: whoa, that's a great picture, Gary!
	6:47pm Mayuko: I'm faking it til I make it, Doug! haha.
	6:48pm Gary: She kind of scared me at the time, I have to admit. I mean, she would stand there like a statue, except for her fingers and mouth, which were moving while she played and sang. But whenever I ran into her, I would always stop and listen for a while.
	6:48pm northguineahills: Thanks Mayuko, very nice evening sounds!
	6:48pm Doug Schulkind: This is Satie-esque and way lovely.
	6:50pm Carmichael: I keep waiting for this song to bust out into Tuvan throat singing.
	6:54pm Mayuko: This is my last song today! Thank you all for listening!
	6:55pm Mayuko: (wish I could throat sing myself to make that happen)
	6:58pm listener james from westwood: Thanks very much, Mayuko! This show hit the spot!
	6:58pm coelacanth: Thank you Mayuko! ciao peeps.
	6:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good luck with your upcoming art show, Mayuko!
	7:00pm Gary: Thanks for the terrific evening, Mayuko!
	7:02pm Mayuko: Thank you all! have a great week everyone! (and thank you for the luck, Ken!)

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from November 9, 2015

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