WFMU: Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from December 15, 2015

Listener comments!
	7:00pm Doug Schulkind: Running a smidge over, Jesse.
	7:00pm Doug Schulkind: Which is way better than "running a smidge over Jesse."
	7:03pm listener james from westwood: You'll lose your smidge license that way.
	7:04pm Doug Schulkind: It's Kaminsky Koncerto!
	7:07pm Gary: I missed you, Doug :( ... but, in time for Jesse!
	7:08pm Jesse K: Hi everyone!
	7:08pm Doug Schulkind: I ran over Jesse with a smidge, Gary.
	7:09pm Gary: I saw that, Doug. Well, no, I didn't see it happen. I saw "that it" happened.
	7:13pm Dean: I always had the feeling that this was pre-Synergy, but nope. Larry Fast's first album was 1975.
	7:13pm Jesse K: I actually hate when people cherry pick movements out of larger pieces to play but here I am doing it anyway
	7:15pm Jesse K: @Dean, This was 1975 as well, I don't know the month though
	7:15pm Uncle Michael: That Larry Fast album on clear vinyl fascinated me when I was a kid. I don't think I'd seen any non-black vinyl before that.
	7:17pm Dean: What you call cherry picking, Jesse, the world of classical programming calls "bleeding chunks," particularly w.r.t. Wagner.
	7:17pm Dean: I still can't find my copy of Synergy's Sequencer, UM. It should be right here...
	7:43pm Doug Schulkind: Most "classical" music stations make their selections mostly based on one thing: time. When they have 11 minutes and 22 seconds to fill, the find a piece that is 11 minutes and 22 seconds. Sad.
	7:45pm Gary: I [heart] Maki
	7:45pm Doug Schulkind: PTAH!
	7:46pm Jesse K: That could be a cool approach if they had a super diverse library and didn't filter for genre. That might be a fun game, just make selections based on the time alone. Maybe not the greatest programming but could be accidentally brilliant
	7:48pm Dean: While I'm sure they, too, program by fitting pieces into the hour, I have to say I continue to enjoy KUSC, the classical station at USC. At least it's not "all Vivaldi, all the time," and while they do play the old warhorses, they also allow some DJs to venture out. I've learned a lot from them. The "bleeding chunks" issue also affects CD programming. So few people listen to entire Wagner operas in a sitting--I plead guilty, as charged--so the albums are designed to feature the "good parts" with the overweight singers, maybe a prelude or two.
	7:48pm Jesse K: Just checking itunes though, I have three songs that are 11:22 and I don't want to hear any of them
	7:48pm Uncle Michael: I'm with Jesse. I'm pro-serendipity.
	7:49pm Dean: There's an app for that.
	7:54pm northguineahills: Although I've heard this Alice, I've never picked up on vinyl, such a sha,e.
	7:57pm Uncle Michael: I have 10 tracks that are 11:22 and only one of them isn't by the Grateful Dead.
	7:59pm Dean: This Coltrane tune is 13:58. That means you have to follow it up with Four Tet's Floating Points remix of Sing.
	8:00pm Dean: Or Mozart's Eight Variations On The Song "Ein Weib Ist Das Herrlichste Ding" From The Singspiel "Der Dumme Gärtner" By J. Schack Or F. Gerl, KV 613, performed by Bart van Oort.
	8:00pm Jesse K: This playlist is full of broken themes and broken promises
	8:08pm Uncle Michael: I live on the Boulevard of Broken Promises.
	8:19pm coelacanth: aloha Jesse and Outies
	8:21pm Jesse K: Howdy coelacanth!
	8:23pm coelacanth: UM, i live right near there. we're neighbors!
	8:23pm northguineahills: This sounds a lot like Sunn O)))'s "Monoliths and Dimensions".
	8:26pm Jesse K: They do have a sound
	8:29pm Uncle Michael: great...coelacanth...could you turn down that racket?
	8:30pm Uncle Michael: The only Sunn O)))'s I know is the Scott Walker record.
	8:31pm coelacanth: i can identify the insect mounds and the space rocks, but the ones in between them...? i'd like to know... (and obviously the last one is a spitball fight.)
	8:33pm Jesse K: @coelacanth, all the photos are either termite mounds or meteorites. Some of the meteorites are cut in half but the rest are as found
	8:33pm northguineahills: Good to see new Volcano the Bear material.
	8:34pm Jesse K: @northguineahills, Yeah, I really love this new box. It's a huge revelation to me that they had so much great stuff!
	8:36pm coelacanth: Wow! i wonder what the minerals are in the Maki & the Alice images... fascinating!
	8:39pm Jesse K: The Maki image has Olivine embedded in it. More amazing photos here: www.amusingplanet.com...
	8:40pm Dean: And all the photos are from somewhere in Jamaica Plain?
	8:40pm Jesse K: And I believe the Alice meteorite is just pure Iron
	8:40pm Doug Schulkind: That is fukang incredible!
	8:41pm Gary: Loving this Chalaque
	8:41pm coelacanth: aw,Doug you beat me to it!
	8:42pm Jesse K: @Dean, yeah, mostly just around my apartment
	8:43pm coelacanth: Thanks Jesse.
	8:45pm Doug Schulkind: @coelacanth When you can pluck the pun from the palm of my hand, grasshopper, you will be a man.
	8:49pm coelacanth: i'm still working on wrapping my bare arms around hot pots on the fire. your challenge shall be met in due time, but first things first.
	8:53pm coelacanth: hahaha! are those meteorites?
	8:54pm Jesse K: cockroaches I think, they were doing that when I woke up last night.
	8:55pm northguineahills: Wow, I haven't seen Okkyung Lee since the Tonic days, this is rad!
	8:56pm Dean: Ew, vile!
	8:58pm coelacanth: huh. do you think they're trying to tell you something?
	8:59pm Jesse K: I'm not sure, I killed them all. I assumed they were complaining.
	9:01pm Jesse K: I kid I kid! They still live.
	9:03pm coelacanth: you should nip that in the bud. they're probably organising a coup d'état.
	9:07pm Jesse K: they're terrible at using tools
	9:15pm northguineahills: Well, I'm not quite a guinea hen....
	9:16pm Jesse K: A giddy hen?
	9:26pm Jesse K: Apologies to the animals in your houses
	9:40pm leadhead: sounds like my dreams
	9:42pm Jesse K: Hey leadhead, you may be dreaming now
	9:43pm leadhead: hope I don't mess up this soup
	9:44pm Jesse K: For the soup's sake!
	9:47pm northguineahills: If I don't get back to the comments board, thanks again Jesse!
	9:48pm Jesse K: Great to see you northguineahills, have a good week!
	9:50pm Doug Schulkind: Yup. Watching Kaminsky Kamoutsky is way better than watching the debate. Not that I have a teevee, cause I don't.
	9:51pm Jesse K: I feel like we've covered most of the important issues on tonight's show
	9:55pm Doug Schulkind: Really loving this Durian number.
	9:56pm Jesse K: They're pretty great, I'm only just getting into them but more to come fr sure
	9:56pm Jesse K: billboarding!
	10:01pm coelacanth: Thanks Jesse. later taters.
	10:04pm Doug Schulkind: Oink! Cockadoodledo! Bleeeeeet!
	10:04pm coelacanth: (i've got some planting and trimming to do. no more harvesting tonight.)

Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from December 15, 2015

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December 15, 2015: Cradle songs for fitful sleeping, dreaming and lucid listening. 3 dark meteoric sets.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year
Com Truise	Galactic Melt "Galactic Melt" by "Com Truise"
White Noise 2	Movement III "Movement III" by "White Noise 2"	Concerto for Synthesizer	Virgin	1975
Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe & Ariel Kalma	Magick Creek	We Know Each Other Somehow	Rvng Intl.	2015
Chiemi Eri	Korean Cradle Song "Korean Cradle Song" by "Chiemi Eri"	Chiemi sings World Cradle Songs	King	1962
Maki Asakawa	Govinda "Govinda" by "Maki Asakawa"	Maki Asakawa	Honest Jon's Records	2015
Alice Coltrane	Ptah, The El Daoud	Ptah, The El Daoud	Impulse!	1970
Van Shipley	Gham Hai Kisi Ke Pyar Men	The Magic Violin of Van Shipley	Odeon	1973
Music behind DJ: Lisa Carbon	Rhumba Roland "Rhumba Roland" by "Lisa Carbon"
Alejandro Jodorowsky + Ronald Frangipane & Don Cherry	Tarot Will Teach You / Burn Your Money	The Holy Mountain	Finders Keepers	2015
Sunn O)))	Kannon 1 "Kannon 1" by "Sunn O)))"	Kannon	Southern Lord	2015
Volcano the Bear	The Following Him	Commencing	Miasmah	2015
Chalaque	I’ve Got The Father Of The Modern Synthesizer	Switching Center	Golden Lab Records	2014
Okkyung Lee	Over The Oak, Under The Elm	Ghil	Ideologic Organ	2013
Music behind DJ: Umberto	Forsaken Dawn "Forsaken Dawn" by "Umberto"
Ghédalia Tazartès	Charlie's Retire	Check Point Charlie	Holidays Records	2013
Nuno Canavarro	Wolfie "Wolfie" by "Nuno Canavarro"	Plux Quba	Ama Romanta	1988
Rian Treanor	A1 "A1" by "Rian Treanor"	A Rational Tangle	The Death Of Rave	2015
Florian Hecker & Mark Leckey	II "II" by "Florian Hecker & Mark Leckey"	Hecker Leckey Sound Voice Chimera	Pan	2015
Rupert Clervaux & Beatrice Dillon	II	Studies I-XVII for Samplers and Percussion	Snow Dog Records	2015
Shinichi Atobe	Plug And Delay "Plug And Delay" by "Shinichi Atobe"	Ship-Scope	Chain Reaction	2001
The Durian Brothers	Hamigogakiko "Hamigogakiko" by "The Durian Brothers"	Cuts Cubs with Clubs	Diskant	2015
Leon Lowman	Andrea "Andrea" by "Leon Lowman"	Liquid Diamonds	Music From Memory	2013

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Listener comments!
	7:00pm Doug Schulkind: Running a smidge over, Jesse.
	7:00pm Doug Schulkind: Which is way better than "running a smidge over Jesse."
	7:03pm listener james from westwood: You'll lose your smidge license that way.
	7:04pm Doug Schulkind: It's Kaminsky Koncerto!
	7:07pm Gary: I missed you, Doug :( ... but, in time for Jesse!
	7:08pm Jesse K: Hi everyone!
	7:08pm Doug Schulkind: I ran over Jesse with a smidge, Gary.
	7:09pm Gary: I saw that, Doug. Well, no, I didn't see it happen. I saw "that it" happened.
	7:13pm Dean: I always had the feeling that this was pre-Synergy, but nope. Larry Fast's first album was 1975.
	7:13pm Jesse K: I actually hate when people cherry pick movements out of larger pieces to play but here I am doing it anyway
	7:15pm Jesse K: @Dean, This was 1975 as well, I don't know the month though
	7:15pm Uncle Michael: That Larry Fast album on clear vinyl fascinated me when I was a kid. I don't think I'd seen any non-black vinyl before that.
	7:17pm Dean: What you call cherry picking, Jesse, the world of classical programming calls "bleeding chunks," particularly w.r.t. Wagner.
	7:17pm Dean: I still can't find my copy of Synergy's Sequencer, UM. It should be right here...
	7:43pm Doug Schulkind: Most "classical" music stations make their selections mostly based on one thing: time. When they have 11 minutes and 22 seconds to fill, the find a piece that is 11 minutes and 22 seconds. Sad.
	7:45pm Gary: I [heart] Maki
	7:45pm Doug Schulkind: PTAH!
	7:46pm Jesse K: That could be a cool approach if they had a super diverse library and didn't filter for genre. That might be a fun game, just make selections based on the time alone. Maybe not the greatest programming but could be accidentally brilliant
	7:48pm Dean: While I'm sure they, too, program by fitting pieces into the hour, I have to say I continue to enjoy KUSC, the classical station at USC. At least it's not "all Vivaldi, all the time," and while they do play the old warhorses, they also allow some DJs to venture out. I've learned a lot from them. The "bleeding chunks" issue also affects CD programming. So few people listen to entire Wagner operas in a sitting--I plead guilty, as charged--so the albums are designed to feature the "good parts" with the overweight singers, maybe a prelude or two.
	7:48pm Jesse K: Just checking itunes though, I have three songs that are 11:22 and I don't want to hear any of them
	7:48pm Uncle Michael: I'm with Jesse. I'm pro-serendipity.
	7:49pm Dean: There's an app for that.
	7:54pm northguineahills: Although I've heard this Alice, I've never picked up on vinyl, such a sha,e.
	7:57pm Uncle Michael: I have 10 tracks that are 11:22 and only one of them isn't by the Grateful Dead.
	7:59pm Dean: This Coltrane tune is 13:58. That means you have to follow it up with Four Tet's Floating Points remix of Sing.
	8:00pm Dean: Or Mozart's Eight Variations On The Song "Ein Weib Ist Das Herrlichste Ding" From The Singspiel "Der Dumme Gärtner" By J. Schack Or F. Gerl, KV 613, performed by Bart van Oort.
	8:00pm Jesse K: This playlist is full of broken themes and broken promises
	8:08pm Uncle Michael: I live on the Boulevard of Broken Promises.
	8:19pm coelacanth: aloha Jesse and Outies
	8:21pm Jesse K: Howdy coelacanth!
	8:23pm coelacanth: UM, i live right near there. we're neighbors!
	8:23pm northguineahills: This sounds a lot like Sunn O)))'s "Monoliths and Dimensions".
	8:26pm Jesse K: They do have a sound
	8:29pm Uncle Michael: great...coelacanth...could you turn down that racket?
	8:30pm Uncle Michael: The only Sunn O)))'s I know is the Scott Walker record.
	8:31pm coelacanth: i can identify the insect mounds and the space rocks, but the ones in between them...? i'd like to know... (and obviously the last one is a spitball fight.)
	8:33pm Jesse K: @coelacanth, all the photos are either termite mounds or meteorites. Some of the meteorites are cut in half but the rest are as found
	8:33pm northguineahills: Good to see new Volcano the Bear material.
	8:34pm Jesse K: @northguineahills, Yeah, I really love this new box. It's a huge revelation to me that they had so much great stuff!
	8:36pm coelacanth: Wow! i wonder what the minerals are in the Maki & the Alice images... fascinating!
	8:39pm Jesse K: The Maki image has Olivine embedded in it. More amazing photos here: www.amusingplanet.com...
	8:40pm Dean: And all the photos are from somewhere in Jamaica Plain?
	8:40pm Jesse K: And I believe the Alice meteorite is just pure Iron
	8:40pm Doug Schulkind: That is fukang incredible!
	8:41pm Gary: Loving this Chalaque
	8:41pm coelacanth: aw,Doug you beat me to it!
	8:42pm Jesse K: @Dean, yeah, mostly just around my apartment
	8:43pm coelacanth: Thanks Jesse.
	8:45pm Doug Schulkind: @coelacanth When you can pluck the pun from the palm of my hand, grasshopper, you will be a man.
	8:49pm coelacanth: i'm still working on wrapping my bare arms around hot pots on the fire. your challenge shall be met in due time, but first things first.
	8:53pm coelacanth: hahaha! are those meteorites?
	8:54pm Jesse K: cockroaches I think, they were doing that when I woke up last night.
	8:55pm northguineahills: Wow, I haven't seen Okkyung Lee since the Tonic days, this is rad!
	8:56pm Dean: Ew, vile!
	8:58pm coelacanth: huh. do you think they're trying to tell you something?
	8:59pm Jesse K: I'm not sure, I killed them all. I assumed they were complaining.
	9:01pm Jesse K: I kid I kid! They still live.
	9:03pm coelacanth: you should nip that in the bud. they're probably organising a coup d'état.
	9:07pm Jesse K: they're terrible at using tools
	9:15pm northguineahills: Well, I'm not quite a guinea hen....
	9:16pm Jesse K: A giddy hen?
	9:26pm Jesse K: Apologies to the animals in your houses
	9:40pm leadhead: sounds like my dreams
	9:42pm Jesse K: Hey leadhead, you may be dreaming now
	9:43pm leadhead: hope I don't mess up this soup
	9:44pm Jesse K: For the soup's sake!
	9:47pm northguineahills: If I don't get back to the comments board, thanks again Jesse!
	9:48pm Jesse K: Great to see you northguineahills, have a good week!
	9:50pm Doug Schulkind: Yup. Watching Kaminsky Kamoutsky is way better than watching the debate. Not that I have a teevee, cause I don't.
	9:51pm Jesse K: I feel like we've covered most of the important issues on tonight's show
	9:55pm Doug Schulkind: Really loving this Durian number.
	9:56pm Jesse K: They're pretty great, I'm only just getting into them but more to come fr sure
	9:56pm Jesse K: billboarding!
	10:01pm coelacanth: Thanks Jesse. later taters.
	10:04pm Doug Schulkind: Oink! Cockadoodledo! Bleeeeeet!
	10:04pm coelacanth: (i've got some planting and trimming to do. no more harvesting tonight.)

Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from December 15, 2015

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