WFMU: Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from January 12, 2016

Listener comments!
	7:06pm Gary: Yay!
	7:06pm listener james from westwood: Hoo-ray for KK!
	7:06pm Jesse K: Hi Gary!
	7:07pm Jeff g.: Well done on the proper spelling of the cut/album. Hi, Jesse!
	7:07pm Jesse K: Hey James!
	7:08pm Jesse K: Hi Jeff, it's a rare thing I can offer occasionally
	7:10pm Jeff g.: Where'd you get it, if you don't mind my asking?
	7:12pm Jesse K: The title? From discogs.com
	7:12pm Doug Schulkind: Who is the artist alive and active today who's passing would garner anything remotely similar to the near universal outpouring of love and loss? I'm not even sure Bob Dylan's death would elicit the same Himalayan mound of feelings.
	7:14pm northguineahills: I actually really like this track.
	7:14pm Doug Schulkind: Jeff Golick, you said something really smart and thoughtful at the end of Magic Hour when you said Bowie embraced/projected alienation in a welcoming and encouraging fashion. I liked that.
	7:15pm Gary: ^It's true
	7:15pm Jesse K: Paul McCartney will be mourned for sure but not probably in the same way. If he had pursued the Temporary Secretary rabbit hole maybe
	7:17pm Gary: Lodger! The last album I ever bought of his, and maybe my favorite
	7:19pm Gary: I think Dylan will be super-mourned, but entirely by white men over 40
	7:19pm Jesse K: Actually I have no idea who's important to who and who will be mourned at any scale. It's pretty amazing though to see
	7:20pm Jeff g.: I ship for Lodger. (I think that's what the kids say.) Aw, thanks, Doug. A stopped clock is right twice a day etc etc.
	7:23pm listener james from westwood: @Jesse: Bowie kept connecting with folks who felt different for whatever reason, generation after generation, whatever their weird. Sir Paul's works and Beatledom both seem frozen in time and nostalgia a bit more.
	7:24pm Jeff g.: The truly mind-bending part of Bowie's exit is that he left us with NEW material to parse, so that we can actually celebrate his latest creation even as we mourn his passing. When the Dylans/McCartneys/Arethas of our world kick off, I presume we'll all be looking back. Whereas w DB we're still looking forward (and back, too).
	7:27pm northguineahills: Hey, I'm not 40 yet, don't jump the gun!
	7:27pm Doug Schulkind: You stopped another clock, Jeff G.
	7:27pm listener james from westwood: Still stunning that he was able to keep the health info under wraps for so long, with today's TMZ/bribery-driven celeb news cycle.
	7:29pm Gary: Dylan will wait for you, NGH :)
	7:32pm dave: Great set, Jesse. Thanks!
	7:36pm Uncle Michael: Greets and salutes.
	7:37pm Jesse K: Howdy Dave and Uncle Michael and northguineahills!
	7:40pm listener james from westwood: I'm choosing to believe the GIFs tonight are a review of Bowie's collection of conveyances.
	7:41pm Jeff g.: I can only hear this now as accompaniment to that Eno/Bowie/Visconti animation genius-ness.
	7:45pm Uncle Michael: I wonder what ground will be left for me to cover, come Friday.
	7:47pm northguineahills: Only 3.5 months to go, Gary...
	7:48pm Jesse K: @UM, I may be wrong but I don't think people will be tired of it by then
	7:48pm Doug Schulkind: Nothing is off the table, Uncle Michael. Play everything you needwant to. Sometimes things need to be said more than once.
	7:49pm Uncle Michael: I actually have a couple of things selected. I'm not three-hour-tribute guy.
	7:51pm dave: That was a great version of the Brel cover. Love this tribute, Jesse.
	7:52pm Jesse K: Thanks Dave!
	7:52pm Rich in Washington: A have my show this Thursday but I suspect people will be tired of hearing all Bowie by then.
	7:53pm Doug Schulkind: I really don't think so, Rich.
	7:55pm dave: Hold on, which acoustic version was that? To be honest, I was planning to play either that or the other Bowie-Brel cover on an upcoming show over here. Although I'm not sure if I can get myself to play the other one, if you know which I mean. Too rough.
	7:55pm Rich in Washington: It's weird, I went to sleep listening to Therese's show Sunday evening and she played some Blackstar and I thought, damn! That's really good. The last few Bowie albums didn't really do much for me, but I thought, I need to go out and buy this one. It's really amazing. Then I went to bed and woke to the news. The news broke right in the middle of her show, apparently.
	7:58pm Jeff g.: This is amazing. . @UM: context is all. I look forward to your presentation of all and sundry!
	8:00pm Uncle Michael: There have been so many great tributes, including this one.
	8:10pm Uncle Michael: The hits just keep on comin'. Blowfly has entered hospice.
	8:12pm Doug Schulkind: Yet another thing Blowfly and my mother have in common.
	8:16pm Uncle Michael: My mom wouldn't go. Her partner was a hospice worker and she still wouldn't. She didn't have letting go in her. She left very hard. Pretty much kicking and screaming. She never made peace with what was happening. I fear I will be the same one day.
	8:19pm Doug Schulkind: My mom is receiving hospice care at home. The hospice nurse came at 4am last night with more morphine.
	8:28pm melinda: good evening everyone! Doug I'm sorry about your mother.
	8:28pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, Melinda.
	8:29pm Jesse K: @Doug, I can't even imagine how difficult that must be for you
	8:32pm Gary: Oh, man, Doug.
	8:32pm Jesse K: Hi Melinda!
	8:34pm Doug Schulkind: Sorry. Didn't mean to drag the discussion down. Things are not as grave as that previous message sounded. Now if I could just get a little summadat morphine.
	8:36pm melinda: hi Jesse!
	8:38pm Jesse K: It's snowed about a half inch to an inch here but now turned into a mix
	8:40pm melinda: I like the spaceships.
	8:42pm Uncle Michael: Morphine is great. I wish I was kidding.
	8:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Santoor ! ...I just wanna say that...
	8:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Beatles & particularly Sir Macca defined romantic love for me & gazillions. When he goes - I'm gonna think of 'And I Love Her' & freak.
	8:49pm Ham: oh, didn't notice the skull in the side of the hill there.
	8:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I watched my Dad take his last breaths - & when you've reached that point of Jonathan Livingston Seagull departure - I do not understand why anyone doesn't just get loaded w/ opiates & let go w/out any more struggle. It seemed needless to me.
	8:51pm Jesse K: @Ham, that one's from the original "V: the miniseries"
	8:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think w/ Bowie - symbolically he was a shapeshifter - which implies resurrection & immortality - & that's why it's disturbing. I'm surprised how powerful my feelings are, myself. You take for granted that's always there. It emerges he was a funny kind person who cared. We've already lost Beatles - so the shock threshold of that / those Symbols not being Immortal has been crossed...Lennon getting shot down violently & nonsensically altered my perspective on the world & reality on deep levels, I'm pretty sure...
	8:57pm coelacanth: greetings Jesse and all
	8:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...now it's about this cancer thing...
	8:58pm Jesse K: Hi coelacanth!
	8:58pm Jesse K: Also, he was only 69, not old by any stretch
	9:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Let's face it - @ our age - it's the pain of watching an era / eras recede.
	9:03pm melinda: @RevRabbit: I think you're right about why it's disturbing. He seemed like he should have gone on forever. Icon of my teen music years, more than any other. Seeing parts of our youth die.
	9:08pm coelacanth: wow! are all these spaceships real? ...69 is old for some people, but not for Bowie.
	9:11pm Jesse K: You're right of course, age is very relative and 69 is quite old for some
	9:13pm hambone: ah, i see. never a good sign, those skulls in the hillside.
	9:13pm Ike: Cool sounds tonight (though this track is over-driven or needling the post or something).
	9:16pm Jesse K: Howdy Ike!That's actually pressed into the record like that. Other two songs get a little hot but nothing like that
	9:24pm Jesse K: Those ahang rooz records are pretty much conditionally dodgy, if you can find them at all it's cause they were mostly smuggled out of Iran so if they're playable I consider myself lucky.
	9:24pm coelacanth: right, and Bowie was vibrant 'till very recently. for most of his adult life he looked younger than he is. Lemmy,as example, had an exceptionally youthful,passionate attitude right to the end...but i would not call it "vibrant". they both died young- considering where they were each at just 2-3 years ago; but Lemmy's death shouldn't have surprised people, even if they hadn't seen him in 3 years. 2 years ago Bowie looked Great.
	9:46pm Ike: Wow! Smuggled out of Iran! That definitely gets a pass for over-drivenness then.
	10:00pm coelacanth: Thanks Jesse.
	10:00pm listener james from westwood: Thanks for the saucers full of secrets, Jesse!
	10:01pm northguineahills: Wow. that was awesome, thanks Jesse!
	10:03pm coelacanth: (the last 2 gifs work well together)
	10:03pm Jesse K: Night all!

Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from January 12, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Com Truise	Galactic Melt "Galactic Melt" by "Com Truise"
David Bowie	★ "★" by "David Bowie"	★	Sony	2016		0:06:12 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Yassassin "Yassassin" by "David Bowie"	Lodger	RCA Victor	1979		0:15:55 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Ragazzo Solo, Ragazza Sola	Ragazzo Solo, Ragazza Sola	RCA	1982		0:20:00 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Helden "Helden" by "David Bowie"		RCA Victor	1977		0:24:58 (Pop-up)
Queen & David Bowie	Under Pressure (Isolated Vocal Version)					0:28:44 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Lisa Carbon	Rhumba Roland "Rhumba Roland" by "Lisa Carbon"					0:32:00 (Pop-up)
Brian Eno	Alternative 3 "Alternative 3" by "Brian Eno"	Music for Films	Polydor	1976		0:35:53 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Warszawa "Warszawa" by "David Bowie"	Low	RCA Victor	1977		0:38:57 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Amsterdam (acoustic version)					0:45:08 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Girl Loves Me "Girl Loves Me" by "David Bowie"	★	Sony	2016		0:48:35 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Hang Onto Yourself "Hang Onto Yourself" by "David Bowie"	The Year Of The Spiders	Switch On!	1999	recorded on Sounds of The Seventies January 18, 1972	0:53:17 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	Let's Dance acapella with waves					0:57:21 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Domenique Dumont	La Bataille de Neige					1:01:59 (Pop-up)
Wayne Smith	Under Me Sleng Teng "Under Me Sleng Teng" by "Wayne Smith"	Sleng Teng	Greensleeves Records	1986		1:06:58 (Pop-up)
Bounty Killer	Lodge "Lodge" by "Bounty Killer"		John John Records ‎	1993		1:11:52 (Pop-up)
Sister Rasheda	Shashamarne I "Shashamarne I" by "Sister Rasheda"	Centenary II	Surr Zema Muzik	1996		1:14:40 (Pop-up)
Foxy Brown	Love Is Where You Find It (Version		Dug Out			1:19:41 (Pop-up)
Roland Alphonso	Counter Punch "Counter Punch" by "Roland Alphonso"	Coxsone's Music: The First Recordings of Sir Coxsone, The Downbeat 1960-63	Soul Jazz			1:21:50 (Pop-up)
Die Welttraumforscher	Folklore Des Neptun	Folklore Des Weltalls	Das Moniflabel	1989		1:24:49 (Pop-up)
Abranis	Thilelli (Instrumental version)	Amekhssa Dh'Yizem	Numidie Music	1981		1:26:42 (Pop-up)
Sir Richard Bishop	Shiawassee Flats	The Unrock Tapes	Unrock	2012		1:29:35 (Pop-up)
Pt.Bhajan Sopori	Raag Patdeep - Jhaptal And Tintaal	Santoor Recital - Day & Morning		1995		1:33:43 (Pop-up)
Umberto	Forsaken Dawn "Forsaken Dawn" by "Umberto"					2:03:51 (Pop-up)
Djandjalha	Diyar-e Door "Diyar-e Door" by "Djandjalha"		Ahang Rooz			2:10:32 (Pop-up)
Bongwater	David Bowie Wants Ideas	Double Bummer	Shimmy Disc	1988		2:15:39 (Pop-up)
Gloria Ann Taylor	Jolene "Jolene" by "Gloria Ann Taylor"	Love Is a Hurtin' Thing	Luv N' Haight	2015		2:17:51 (Pop-up)
Trans-X	Vivre Sur Vidéo "Vivre Sur Vidéo" by "Trans-X"		Polydor ‎	1983		2:22:35 (Pop-up)
Fun Fun	Give Me Your Love (Special Remix)		Tandan Records	1985		2:27:22 (Pop-up)
Russell E. L. Butler	Acorn "Acorn" by "Russell E. L. Butler"	God Is Change	Opal Tapes	2015		2:37:34 (Pop-up)
Cheval	Watery Drumming (Lee Gamble Remix)	Blurse Remixed	Stroboscopic Artefacts	2015		2:45:46 (Pop-up)
David Bowie	African Night Flight "African Night Flight" by "David Bowie"	Lodger	RCA Victor	1979		2:50:14 (Pop-up)
Clarence G	Cause I Said It Right "Cause I Said It Right" by "Clarence G"	Hyperspace Sound Lab	Flourescent Forest Rec.	1991		2:52:56 (Pop-up)
Gloria Ann Taylor	World That's Not Real	Love Is a Hurtin' Thing	Luv N' Haight	2015		2:56:05 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:06pm Gary: Yay!
	7:06pm listener james from westwood: Hoo-ray for KK!
	7:06pm Jesse K: Hi Gary!
	7:07pm Jeff g.: Well done on the proper spelling of the cut/album. Hi, Jesse!
	7:07pm Jesse K: Hey James!
	7:08pm Jesse K: Hi Jeff, it's a rare thing I can offer occasionally
	7:10pm Jeff g.: Where'd you get it, if you don't mind my asking?
	7:12pm Jesse K: The title? From discogs.com
	7:12pm Doug Schulkind: Who is the artist alive and active today who's passing would garner anything remotely similar to the near universal outpouring of love and loss? I'm not even sure Bob Dylan's death would elicit the same Himalayan mound of feelings.
	7:14pm northguineahills: I actually really like this track.
	7:14pm Doug Schulkind: Jeff Golick, you said something really smart and thoughtful at the end of Magic Hour when you said Bowie embraced/projected alienation in a welcoming and encouraging fashion. I liked that.
	7:15pm Gary: ^It's true
	7:15pm Jesse K: Paul McCartney will be mourned for sure but not probably in the same way. If he had pursued the Temporary Secretary rabbit hole maybe
	7:17pm Gary: Lodger! The last album I ever bought of his, and maybe my favorite
	7:19pm Gary: I think Dylan will be super-mourned, but entirely by white men over 40
	7:19pm Jesse K: Actually I have no idea who's important to who and who will be mourned at any scale. It's pretty amazing though to see
	7:20pm Jeff g.: I ship for Lodger. (I think that's what the kids say.) Aw, thanks, Doug. A stopped clock is right twice a day etc etc.
	7:23pm listener james from westwood: @Jesse: Bowie kept connecting with folks who felt different for whatever reason, generation after generation, whatever their weird. Sir Paul's works and Beatledom both seem frozen in time and nostalgia a bit more.
	7:24pm Jeff g.: The truly mind-bending part of Bowie's exit is that he left us with NEW material to parse, so that we can actually celebrate his latest creation even as we mourn his passing. When the Dylans/McCartneys/Arethas of our world kick off, I presume we'll all be looking back. Whereas w DB we're still looking forward (and back, too).
	7:27pm northguineahills: Hey, I'm not 40 yet, don't jump the gun!
	7:27pm Doug Schulkind: You stopped another clock, Jeff G.
	7:27pm listener james from westwood: Still stunning that he was able to keep the health info under wraps for so long, with today's TMZ/bribery-driven celeb news cycle.
	7:29pm Gary: Dylan will wait for you, NGH :)
	7:32pm dave: Great set, Jesse. Thanks!
	7:36pm Uncle Michael: Greets and salutes.
	7:37pm Jesse K: Howdy Dave and Uncle Michael and northguineahills!
	7:40pm listener james from westwood: I'm choosing to believe the GIFs tonight are a review of Bowie's collection of conveyances.
	7:41pm Jeff g.: I can only hear this now as accompaniment to that Eno/Bowie/Visconti animation genius-ness.
	7:45pm Uncle Michael: I wonder what ground will be left for me to cover, come Friday.
	7:47pm northguineahills: Only 3.5 months to go, Gary...
	7:48pm Jesse K: @UM, I may be wrong but I don't think people will be tired of it by then
	7:48pm Doug Schulkind: Nothing is off the table, Uncle Michael. Play everything you needwant to. Sometimes things need to be said more than once.
	7:49pm Uncle Michael: I actually have a couple of things selected. I'm not three-hour-tribute guy.
	7:51pm dave: That was a great version of the Brel cover. Love this tribute, Jesse.
	7:52pm Jesse K: Thanks Dave!
	7:52pm Rich in Washington: A have my show this Thursday but I suspect people will be tired of hearing all Bowie by then.
	7:53pm Doug Schulkind: I really don't think so, Rich.
	7:55pm dave: Hold on, which acoustic version was that? To be honest, I was planning to play either that or the other Bowie-Brel cover on an upcoming show over here. Although I'm not sure if I can get myself to play the other one, if you know which I mean. Too rough.
	7:55pm Rich in Washington: It's weird, I went to sleep listening to Therese's show Sunday evening and she played some Blackstar and I thought, damn! That's really good. The last few Bowie albums didn't really do much for me, but I thought, I need to go out and buy this one. It's really amazing. Then I went to bed and woke to the news. The news broke right in the middle of her show, apparently.
	7:58pm Jeff g.: This is amazing. . @UM: context is all. I look forward to your presentation of all and sundry!
	8:00pm Uncle Michael: There have been so many great tributes, including this one.
	8:10pm Uncle Michael: The hits just keep on comin'. Blowfly has entered hospice.
	8:12pm Doug Schulkind: Yet another thing Blowfly and my mother have in common.
	8:16pm Uncle Michael: My mom wouldn't go. Her partner was a hospice worker and she still wouldn't. She didn't have letting go in her. She left very hard. Pretty much kicking and screaming. She never made peace with what was happening. I fear I will be the same one day.
	8:19pm Doug Schulkind: My mom is receiving hospice care at home. The hospice nurse came at 4am last night with more morphine.
	8:28pm melinda: good evening everyone! Doug I'm sorry about your mother.
	8:28pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, Melinda.
	8:29pm Jesse K: @Doug, I can't even imagine how difficult that must be for you
	8:32pm Gary: Oh, man, Doug.
	8:32pm Jesse K: Hi Melinda!
	8:34pm Doug Schulkind: Sorry. Didn't mean to drag the discussion down. Things are not as grave as that previous message sounded. Now if I could just get a little summadat morphine.
	8:36pm melinda: hi Jesse!
	8:38pm Jesse K: It's snowed about a half inch to an inch here but now turned into a mix
	8:40pm melinda: I like the spaceships.
	8:42pm Uncle Michael: Morphine is great. I wish I was kidding.
	8:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Santoor ! ...I just wanna say that...
	8:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: The Beatles & particularly Sir Macca defined romantic love for me & gazillions. When he goes - I'm gonna think of 'And I Love Her' & freak.
	8:49pm Ham: oh, didn't notice the skull in the side of the hill there.
	8:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I watched my Dad take his last breaths - & when you've reached that point of Jonathan Livingston Seagull departure - I do not understand why anyone doesn't just get loaded w/ opiates & let go w/out any more struggle. It seemed needless to me.
	8:51pm Jesse K: @Ham, that one's from the original "V: the miniseries"
	8:55pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I think w/ Bowie - symbolically he was a shapeshifter - which implies resurrection & immortality - & that's why it's disturbing. I'm surprised how powerful my feelings are, myself. You take for granted that's always there. It emerges he was a funny kind person who cared. We've already lost Beatles - so the shock threshold of that / those Symbols not being Immortal has been crossed...Lennon getting shot down violently & nonsensically altered my perspective on the world & reality on deep levels, I'm pretty sure...
	8:57pm coelacanth: greetings Jesse and all
	8:57pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...now it's about this cancer thing...
	8:58pm Jesse K: Hi coelacanth!
	8:58pm Jesse K: Also, he was only 69, not old by any stretch
	9:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Let's face it - @ our age - it's the pain of watching an era / eras recede.
	9:03pm melinda: @RevRabbit: I think you're right about why it's disturbing. He seemed like he should have gone on forever. Icon of my teen music years, more than any other. Seeing parts of our youth die.
	9:08pm coelacanth: wow! are all these spaceships real? ...69 is old for some people, but not for Bowie.
	9:11pm Jesse K: You're right of course, age is very relative and 69 is quite old for some
	9:13pm hambone: ah, i see. never a good sign, those skulls in the hillside.
	9:13pm Ike: Cool sounds tonight (though this track is over-driven or needling the post or something).
	9:16pm Jesse K: Howdy Ike!That's actually pressed into the record like that. Other two songs get a little hot but nothing like that
	9:24pm Jesse K: Those ahang rooz records are pretty much conditionally dodgy, if you can find them at all it's cause they were mostly smuggled out of Iran so if they're playable I consider myself lucky.
	9:24pm coelacanth: right, and Bowie was vibrant 'till very recently. for most of his adult life he looked younger than he is. Lemmy,as example, had an exceptionally youthful,passionate attitude right to the end...but i would not call it "vibrant". they both died young- considering where they were each at just 2-3 years ago; but Lemmy's death shouldn't have surprised people, even if they hadn't seen him in 3 years. 2 years ago Bowie looked Great.
	9:46pm Ike: Wow! Smuggled out of Iran! That definitely gets a pass for over-drivenness then.
	10:00pm coelacanth: Thanks Jesse.
	10:00pm listener james from westwood: Thanks for the saucers full of secrets, Jesse!
	10:01pm northguineahills: Wow. that was awesome, thanks Jesse!
	10:03pm coelacanth: (the last 2 gifs work well together)
	10:03pm Jesse K: Night all!

Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from January 12, 2016

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