WFMU: Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from November 5, 2016

Listener comments!
	11:58am fred: Good afternoon Mayuko and spinning listeners
	12:02pm zmzz: Hi Mayu, Listening yours in Morioka, very cold already.
	12:03pm zmzz: Hi Mayu, Listening yours in Morioka, very cold already.
	12:08pm P-90: Greetings, DJ Mayuko. You WILL lift up my mood on a day when I'm a little sad. (This is not a command, just a positive affirmation of what I believe will happen)
	12:08pm Mayuko: Good afternoon, fred! zmzz! That's gotta be COLD there! Got some stuff cued up from Aomori.
	12:08pm Mayuko: Man I wish I could travel to Iwate again too.
	12:09pm Mayuko: oh, P-90! I do hope you'll feel a bit better listening to music. I got 3 hours amount of it again today.
	12:11pm P-90: Another Jumbo Vertigo! Yayyyy!
	12:11pm Mayuko: @zmzz funny enough I thought of doing Kenji Miyazawa theme show today, but didn't have enough time to put things together. some other time. although I do seem to remember that I think it was you who said not a fan of him, haha!
	12:13pm fred: Yeah for 3 hours! Aomori is the land of apples to me, because a friend is part of a project bringing apples (and other forms of relief) to people displaced by the Fukushima disaster
	12:16pm zmzz: Iwate in summer is beautiful but I am not good of anywhere cold. People here warships Kenji Miyazawa I can't even hint anyone I am not fan of his.
	12:21pm fred: I love these vocals. That same friend sometimes does DJ sets using minyo records she inherited from her grandfather
	12:30pm Mayuko: I should've taken all my mother's old traditional Japanese nagauta and hauta records too. I guess I should ask her if she still has em. Although shipping must cost crazy.
	12:32pm mdashkin: Hi Folks! Mayuko--Just emerging from the shadows for a moment to say that I just contributed some scratch to WFMU's fundraiser to support Play Vertigo and all the other great stuff on the station! Pls keep the vertigo rolling!!
	12:32pm Mayuko: I was in Iwate in May! wandering in that deep green land all by myself, wild wisteria flowers blooming all over mountains, feels like it was a dream.
	12:38pm fred: I was looking vids of her DJ sets, in vain. But her discogs pic is pretty funny in light of your east coast/west coast discussion from some time ago: www.discogs.com... Is Aomori east or west? North sure makes both look alike there
	12:39pm zmzz: I am more sea side person than mountains. Iwate has unworldly beautiful tiny ports very hard to access tho. gotta go catch you later.
	12:39pm Mayuko: @mdashkin! Thank you so much for your pledge helping me getting close to my goal! & Glad to have you here!
	12:39pm Mayuko: good night, zmzz!
	12:41pm Mayuko: Aomori is the very north top of the main island, facing both east/west, fred.
	12:48pm fred: Perfect vertigo inducing spin through genres in that set. I already gave up keeping track and clicky-starred the whole show
	12:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Mayuko and members of Drummerdom. Hanging out at Best Buy while my daughter is getting her phone upgraded.
	12:54pm Mayuko: Thank you, fred! I clearly saw something can be connected from some local villages in Japan country side to the dance floor of a club. People gathering. Glad to hear I managed to do it sonically.
	12:54pm Mayuko: Hallo, Ken, welcome on board while waiting for the phone!
	12:58pm Ike: Good afternoon!
	1:00pm Jeff: Hello all! I finally remembered on time that there's something to listen to on Saturday afternoon!
	1:02pm fred: If this hall has people dancing, you can have the corner seat. I don't like seats, so I'll be sitting on the floor in another corner
	1:05pm fred: @Jeff: you're in luck: you missed one hour but we're treated to a bonus one
	1:08pm fred: I do think he got the Nobel prize, one of the first non westerner to do so
	1:11pm rw: Hello!
	1:12pm Mayuko: Ike! Jeff! rw!! Glad to have you all here!
	1:14pm WebHamster Henry: Hi Mayuko ! I'm listening and drinking Genmaicha.
	1:15pm rw: Cold coffee here. Not bad, but not particularly good either.
	1:16pm fred: @WebHamster Henry: I do like Genmaicha. But I'm drinking Guinness right now, waiting for ice cream to thaw a little
	1:22pm fred: I listened to a YMO record for the first time in years this week. I was thinking of loading up my mp3 player with stuff for the weeks I'll spend away from WFMU. Then I realized its battery lasts a few hours and needs a USB connection to recharge. Useless
	1:24pm fred: Les Filles de Illighadad are touring in Europe right now: sahelsounds.com...
	1:26pm Mayuko: hi Henry! drinking apple cider here, but lately I'm into this mysterious Chinese cure tea good for your stomach. Ginger and some magnolia related stuff and other Chinese medicines I cannot identify.
	1:28pm fred: Wow, I love this Kunitaka Sato track. It sounds close to the music from Okinawa that I know, but the rhythm is different. Where is he from?
	1:35pm Mayuko: fred, Kunitaka Sato is from Amami Ōshima, which is an island between Kyushu (southern part of Japan) and Okinawa, and spend lot of time performing in Okinawa. He played Koto but think he played Sanshin too which is an Okinawa musical instrument...
	1:37pm Mayuko: and an Okinawa musician Rinsuke Teruya brought Sato home and recorded his first recordings, so there is a strong connection there.
	1:37pm fred: This Amis music reminds me of native american music. Appropriate, as Taiwanese coworkers told me that though the island's Han culture is more accepting, it tends to few these native people as mainly tourist attractions. Keeping them in poverty and out of jobs and prospects as usual, this time in the name of cultural respect.
	1:38pm Mayuko: there's an adopter that connects USB cable to an outlet, no? being hospitalized without music sounds even more terrible.
	1:40pm Jeff Golick: In the case of "unknown elder people," I actually do NOT prefer their early work.
	1:42pm Mayuko: Haha! They're in their prime time! & hello, Jeff!
	1:43pm fred: I'll be bringing a pile of books. The latest Colson Whitehead, Middlemarch (at last, ausmanx will stop nagging me about this), a Joyce Carol Oates lengthy book (first try of this author) and a big Bertrand Russell collection. It should be more than enough (no vacation there)
	1:43pm fred: Yeah Okinawa!!!
	1:45pm Jeff Golick: Which JCO are you bringing, @fred?
	1:47pm Jeff Golick: This Bobo Yeye set looks insanely great. Glad to hear from it. The station has a copy, @Mayuko?
	1:48pm Mayuko: @Jeff yes! I'll send it to you after my show.
	1:49pm Jeff Golick: I mean, look at this beauteous-ness: www.instagram.com... (has sound)
	1:49pm Jeff Golick: Ooooh nice; thx!!
	1:53pm fred: @Jeff: The Accursed. That's the one my fave bookshop had in the used section. None in the "new" section, but it only hit me later than the bookshop is Canadian and has a separate section for Canadian writers I didn't think of checking, though it's often behind piles of books. If you ever come to Paris, I highly recommend it: Abbey Bookshop.
	1:56pm Jeff Golick: Ah. Thanks for the rec., @fred. I have read very little of Oates' work, honestly, but understand that it can be highly variable in quality. Unsurprising, considering how much she pumps out. Don't have anything to offer re THE ACCURSED.
	1:59pm Jeff Golick: Great set, and this Eola is lovely. Just went and put their whole oeuvre on my bandcamp wishlist. eola.bandcamp.com
	2:03pm fred: @Jeff: a somewhat representative pic of what kind of bookshop it is: c3.staticflickr.com... Usually there's tea and coffee available too. Though maybe only Brian (the owner) knows exactly where. Same goes for books
	2:28pm fred: I'm relieved that your show finally got credited for my pledge. I didn't want to complain to Ken about it, especially when I'm not in a position to give more. But it was really bugging me
	2:33pm Mayuko: Me too, fred! I'm missing some pledgers in the list yet, but hope to catch everyone. Thank you all for generous pledges! Really appreciated. For those of you who hasn't pledged yet - the fundraiser extended and I'm still 38% away from my goal - please donate and help the station, and me!!!
	2:35pm fred: My boss agreed to review a thesis about rhythm in Indian music. 370 pages. He was asked to review another about melody, but he asked about page count first: 320, so he refused.
	2:36pm fred: Mayuko, are you on the stream? The playlist doesn't seem to match what I am hearing
	2:38pm fred: (hence the confusing comment about Indian music)
	2:38pm Mayuko: hmm? my wfmu app says Play Vertigo is on.
	2:39pm fred: The title says so, but the sound doesn't match
	2:40pm Mayuko: oh! you're right, now it switched! let me see...
	2:41pm fred: This is totally not Fushitsusha! I tried pop-op and 128k
	2:41pm Mayuko: hahaha!
	2:41pm Mayuko: Does it sound more depressing now? if so that's my show.
	2:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: OK, back home with happy daughter. Good thing there is a bonus hour today.
	2:46pm fred: Depressing? Did you see the pic of Satoko with Keiji Haino and Makoto Kawabata? I can't take Fushitsusha seriously enough to be depressed by them. Love them though. Maybe that's why I love Boris so much, they're not as seriously serious. Also, Wata rules
	2:54pm fred: In hindsight, the concept of an unreleased demo of Fushitsusha doing Bollywood and funk covers sounds like a great thing
	2:59pm Jeff: That was from Gould's 1955 Goldbergs? Funny, I'd have sworn from the contemplative pace that it would've been the 1981 recording. I need to listen to the 1955s again.
	3:02pm fred: Words can get in the way. My most important personal memories are etched in smell or touch. These don't get into words easily. For me words are problematic anyway: French is my first language, but I'm usually much more comfortable in English (except when speaking, my accent is terrible). For me French is the language of physical stuff and childhood, English is the language of concepts and relationships.
	3:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bonus bonus time! Thanks, Mayuko. Have a good week.
	3:05pm zmzz: hey mayu, couldn't sleep too well here, too cold! checking in again.
	3:09pm fred: I have and love this record! I went through hoops to get it from Japan, this was before I had internet access. Thanks so much for telling the story I missed all these years. How the hell did you know this? Thanks so much, for all your shows, and this hits home so perfectly. I'm crying but smiling too. I'll be back as soon as I can. You're the best
	3:11pm Mayuko: @Jeff huh! maybe you're right, I only have digital sounds of em someone gave me and have no cover to see credits. the artwork was related to the 50's one.
	3:12pm Mayuko: Thank you Ken, zmzz for tuning back!
	3:14pm Mayuko: @fred ha, that's amazing you have that record! I watched the film a long time ago - story is kind of simple but the visual was a bit like Akira and pretty great. good luck for the op!
	3:14pm Mayuko: Thank you all for listening and pledges! Bill Mac is in next week. I'll see you all the following week!
	3:26pm fred: I got it when I was in my Sakamoto completist phase in college, probably in 1992, ordering it from Japan through a record store. The booklet is in Japanese, so I never had a clue of what it was all about. But I always felt the music was positive and straightforward. Akira was something else, of course. Don't worry about me. I'll be bored for a while, but back in a few weeks. No news is good news
	12:36am Mayuko: @fred It wasn't a too commercially successful movie, so probably didn't get screened in Europe? Glad I was sble to provide some info. Get well soon!

Play Vertigo with Mayuko: Playlist from November 5, 2016

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November 5, 2016: In this hall of thine I have a corner seat

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Derek Piotr	Wash "Wash" by "Derek Piotr"	Drono	Line	2016
Unknown	Hôhai-bushi (Aomori); Tusgaru-yamauta ホーハイ節津軽山唄 (青森)	Japanese Traditional Music: Songs of People at Work and Play	World Arbiter	2016	Original 1941	0:17:20 (Pop-up)
Unknown	Iso-bushi (Ibaraki); Tairyô-bushi (Chiba) 磯節 (茨城) / 大漁節 (千葉)	Japanese Traditional Music: Songs of People at Work and Play	World Arbiter	2016		0:20:25 (Pop-up)
Unknown	Bon-odori-uta “Yagi-bushi” (Tochigi) 盆踊り唄八木節 (栃木）	Japanese Traditional Music: Songs of People at Work and Play	World Arbiter	2016		0:23:21 (Pop-up)
Ogoya Nengo	Owano Ojwang "Owano Ojwang" by "Ogoya Nengo"	On Mande	TAL	2016		0:26:39 (Pop-up)
Spooky-J	Pfer "Pfer" by "Spooky-J"	Limbo Yam / Pfer 12"	Blip Discs	2016		0:32:32 (Pop-up)
African Head Charge	Snake In The Goal	Return Of The Crocodile	On-U Sound	2016	Original 1981-86	0:38:40 (Pop-up)
Muggi Dane	Caveman Thrills "Caveman Thrills" by "Muggi Dane"	Small Talk Series Vol. 2	Zenon Records	2014		0:43:35 (Pop-up)
Max Graef & Seibt	Tamboule Fudgemunk (Original Mix)	Rivers Of The Red Planet	Tartelet Records	2014		0:52:14 (Pop-up)

Haruomi Hosono feat. Amina Annabi 細野晴臣 & أمينة العنابي	Laugh-Gas	Omni Sight Seeing	Epic	1989		1:09:02 (Pop-up)
Fatou Seidi Ghali & Alamnou Akrouni	Achibaba	Les Filles de Illighadad	Sahel Sounds	2016		1:20:45 (Pop-up)
Kunitaka Sato 里国隆	Ame gurumi 雨ぐるみ	Agareyu nu Harukana あがれゆぬはる加那	Off Note	1996		1:23:13 (Pop-up)
Unknown elder people from Amis tribe 阿美族	laliu no maldengnai 老人聚會歌 Elder' Gathering Song	Polyphonic Music of the Amis Tribe 阿美族的複音音樂	Wind	1993		1:28:00 (Pop-up)
Gendang Lima Sedalanen	Imbou Manibung	Sumatra: Batak Music	Inedit	1995		1:40:10 (Pop-up)
Seijin Noborikawa & Sadao China 登川誠仁 & 知名定男	Yudan shiruna 油断しるな	Seijin Noborikawa & Sadao China 登川誠仁 & 知名定男	Respect Record	2004		1:43:25 (Pop-up)
Volta Jazz	Mama Soukous "Mama Soukous" by "Volta Jazz"	Bobo Yeye: Belle Epoque in Upper Volta	Numero Group	2016		1:45:32 (Pop-up)
Kayembe Yirung	Wadim Washantet "Wadim Washantet" by "Kayembe Yirung"	Guitar Songs From Tanzania, Zambia & Zaire	Original Music			1:50:48 (Pop-up)
Eola	B and O Blues "B and O Blues" by "Eola"	Dang	Leaving Records	2016		1:55:02 (Pop-up)
Norberto Lobo	Oma "Oma" by "Norberto Lobo"	Muxama	Three:four Records	2016		1:59:17 (Pop-up)

Akihiro Miwa 美輪明宏	Yoitomake no uta ヨイトマケの唄	Zenkyokushu 全曲集	King Records	2003	Original 1966	2:19:39 (Pop-up)
Les Baxter	Gardens Of The Moon "Gardens Of The Moon" by "Les Baxter"	The Sacred Idol	Capitol Records	1960		2:25:02 (Pop-up)
Mort Garson	Walking in Space "Walking in Space" by "Mort Garson"	Electronic Hair Pieces	A&M Records	1969		2:28:07 (Pop-up)
Idoli	Rusija "Rusija" by "Idoli"	Odbrana i poslednji dani	Jugoton	1982		2:31:27 (Pop-up)
Tenko 天鼓	Nightrope Dancing "Nightrope Dancing" by "Tenko 天鼓"	SLOPE - Gradual Disappearance	RecRec Music	1987		2:36:24 (Pop-up)
Fushitsusha 不失者	Namae wo tsukenaide hoshii namae wo tsuketeshimauto subete de nakunatte shimaukara 名前を　つけないで　ほしい　名前を　つけてしまうと　全てで　なくなってしまうから	Mada atatakai uchino kono ima ni subete no nazo wo sosogikonde shimaou まだ温かいうちの　この今に全ての謎を　注ぎ込んでしまおう	Heartfast	2013		2:39:05 (Pop-up)
Glenn Gould	Johann Sebastian Bach: Aria da capo	The Goldberg Variations	Columbia	1956?		2:49:48 (Pop-up)

Ryuichi Sakamoto 坂本龍一	Royal Space Force Main Theme	Aile De Honnêamise - Royal Space Force オネアミスの翼 ~ 王立宇宙軍	Midi Inc.	1987		3:06:30 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:58am fred: Good afternoon Mayuko and spinning listeners
	12:02pm zmzz: Hi Mayu, Listening yours in Morioka, very cold already.
	12:03pm zmzz: Hi Mayu, Listening yours in Morioka, very cold already.
	12:08pm P-90: Greetings, DJ Mayuko. You WILL lift up my mood on a day when I'm a little sad. (This is not a command, just a positive affirmation of what I believe will happen)
	12:08pm Mayuko: Good afternoon, fred! zmzz! That's gotta be COLD there! Got some stuff cued up from Aomori.
	12:08pm Mayuko: Man I wish I could travel to Iwate again too.
	12:09pm Mayuko: oh, P-90! I do hope you'll feel a bit better listening to music. I got 3 hours amount of it again today.
	12:11pm P-90: Another Jumbo Vertigo! Yayyyy!
	12:11pm Mayuko: @zmzz funny enough I thought of doing Kenji Miyazawa theme show today, but didn't have enough time to put things together. some other time. although I do seem to remember that I think it was you who said not a fan of him, haha!
	12:13pm fred: Yeah for 3 hours! Aomori is the land of apples to me, because a friend is part of a project bringing apples (and other forms of relief) to people displaced by the Fukushima disaster
	12:16pm zmzz: Iwate in summer is beautiful but I am not good of anywhere cold. People here warships Kenji Miyazawa I can't even hint anyone I am not fan of his.
	12:21pm fred: I love these vocals. That same friend sometimes does DJ sets using minyo records she inherited from her grandfather
	12:30pm Mayuko: I should've taken all my mother's old traditional Japanese nagauta and hauta records too. I guess I should ask her if she still has em. Although shipping must cost crazy.
	12:32pm mdashkin: Hi Folks! Mayuko--Just emerging from the shadows for a moment to say that I just contributed some scratch to WFMU's fundraiser to support Play Vertigo and all the other great stuff on the station! Pls keep the vertigo rolling!!
	12:32pm Mayuko: I was in Iwate in May! wandering in that deep green land all by myself, wild wisteria flowers blooming all over mountains, feels like it was a dream.
	12:38pm fred: I was looking vids of her DJ sets, in vain. But her discogs pic is pretty funny in light of your east coast/west coast discussion from some time ago: www.discogs.com... Is Aomori east or west? North sure makes both look alike there
	12:39pm zmzz: I am more sea side person than mountains. Iwate has unworldly beautiful tiny ports very hard to access tho. gotta go catch you later.
	12:39pm Mayuko: @mdashkin! Thank you so much for your pledge helping me getting close to my goal! & Glad to have you here!
	12:39pm Mayuko: good night, zmzz!
	12:41pm Mayuko: Aomori is the very north top of the main island, facing both east/west, fred.
	12:48pm fred: Perfect vertigo inducing spin through genres in that set. I already gave up keeping track and clicky-starred the whole show
	12:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Mayuko and members of Drummerdom. Hanging out at Best Buy while my daughter is getting her phone upgraded.
	12:54pm Mayuko: Thank you, fred! I clearly saw something can be connected from some local villages in Japan country side to the dance floor of a club. People gathering. Glad to hear I managed to do it sonically.
	12:54pm Mayuko: Hallo, Ken, welcome on board while waiting for the phone!
	12:58pm Ike: Good afternoon!
	1:00pm Jeff: Hello all! I finally remembered on time that there's something to listen to on Saturday afternoon!
	1:02pm fred: If this hall has people dancing, you can have the corner seat. I don't like seats, so I'll be sitting on the floor in another corner
	1:05pm fred: @Jeff: you're in luck: you missed one hour but we're treated to a bonus one
	1:08pm fred: I do think he got the Nobel prize, one of the first non westerner to do so
	1:11pm rw: Hello!
	1:12pm Mayuko: Ike! Jeff! rw!! Glad to have you all here!
	1:14pm WebHamster Henry: Hi Mayuko ! I'm listening and drinking Genmaicha.
	1:15pm rw: Cold coffee here. Not bad, but not particularly good either.
	1:16pm fred: @WebHamster Henry: I do like Genmaicha. But I'm drinking Guinness right now, waiting for ice cream to thaw a little
	1:22pm fred: I listened to a YMO record for the first time in years this week. I was thinking of loading up my mp3 player with stuff for the weeks I'll spend away from WFMU. Then I realized its battery lasts a few hours and needs a USB connection to recharge. Useless
	1:24pm fred: Les Filles de Illighadad are touring in Europe right now: sahelsounds.com...
	1:26pm Mayuko: hi Henry! drinking apple cider here, but lately I'm into this mysterious Chinese cure tea good for your stomach. Ginger and some magnolia related stuff and other Chinese medicines I cannot identify.
	1:28pm fred: Wow, I love this Kunitaka Sato track. It sounds close to the music from Okinawa that I know, but the rhythm is different. Where is he from?
	1:35pm Mayuko: fred, Kunitaka Sato is from Amami Ōshima, which is an island between Kyushu (southern part of Japan) and Okinawa, and spend lot of time performing in Okinawa. He played Koto but think he played Sanshin too which is an Okinawa musical instrument...
	1:37pm Mayuko: and an Okinawa musician Rinsuke Teruya brought Sato home and recorded his first recordings, so there is a strong connection there.
	1:37pm fred: This Amis music reminds me of native american music. Appropriate, as Taiwanese coworkers told me that though the island's Han culture is more accepting, it tends to few these native people as mainly tourist attractions. Keeping them in poverty and out of jobs and prospects as usual, this time in the name of cultural respect.
	1:38pm Mayuko: there's an adopter that connects USB cable to an outlet, no? being hospitalized without music sounds even more terrible.
	1:40pm Jeff Golick: In the case of "unknown elder people," I actually do NOT prefer their early work.
	1:42pm Mayuko: Haha! They're in their prime time! & hello, Jeff!
	1:43pm fred: I'll be bringing a pile of books. The latest Colson Whitehead, Middlemarch (at last, ausmanx will stop nagging me about this), a Joyce Carol Oates lengthy book (first try of this author) and a big Bertrand Russell collection. It should be more than enough (no vacation there)
	1:43pm fred: Yeah Okinawa!!!
	1:45pm Jeff Golick: Which JCO are you bringing, @fred?
	1:47pm Jeff Golick: This Bobo Yeye set looks insanely great. Glad to hear from it. The station has a copy, @Mayuko?
	1:48pm Mayuko: @Jeff yes! I'll send it to you after my show.
	1:49pm Jeff Golick: I mean, look at this beauteous-ness: www.instagram.com... (has sound)
	1:49pm Jeff Golick: Ooooh nice; thx!!
	1:53pm fred: @Jeff: The Accursed. That's the one my fave bookshop had in the used section. None in the "new" section, but it only hit me later than the bookshop is Canadian and has a separate section for Canadian writers I didn't think of checking, though it's often behind piles of books. If you ever come to Paris, I highly recommend it: Abbey Bookshop.
	1:56pm Jeff Golick: Ah. Thanks for the rec., @fred. I have read very little of Oates' work, honestly, but understand that it can be highly variable in quality. Unsurprising, considering how much she pumps out. Don't have anything to offer re THE ACCURSED.
	1:59pm Jeff Golick: Great set, and this Eola is lovely. Just went and put their whole oeuvre on my bandcamp wishlist. eola.bandcamp.com
	2:03pm fred: @Jeff: a somewhat representative pic of what kind of bookshop it is: c3.staticflickr.com... Usually there's tea and coffee available too. Though maybe only Brian (the owner) knows exactly where. Same goes for books
	2:28pm fred: I'm relieved that your show finally got credited for my pledge. I didn't want to complain to Ken about it, especially when I'm not in a position to give more. But it was really bugging me
	2:33pm Mayuko: Me too, fred! I'm missing some pledgers in the list yet, but hope to catch everyone. Thank you all for generous pledges! Really appreciated. For those of you who hasn't pledged yet - the fundraiser extended and I'm still 38% away from my goal - please donate and help the station, and me!!!
	2:35pm fred: My boss agreed to review a thesis about rhythm in Indian music. 370 pages. He was asked to review another about melody, but he asked about page count first: 320, so he refused.
	2:36pm fred: Mayuko, are you on the stream? The playlist doesn't seem to match what I am hearing
	2:38pm fred: (hence the confusing comment about Indian music)
	2:38pm Mayuko: hmm? my wfmu app says Play Vertigo is on.
	2:39pm fred: The title says so, but the sound doesn't match
	2:40pm Mayuko: oh! you're right, now it switched! let me see...
	2:41pm fred: This is totally not Fushitsusha! I tried pop-op and 128k
	2:41pm Mayuko: hahaha!
	2:41pm Mayuko: Does it sound more depressing now? if so that's my show.
	2:43pm Ken From Hyde Park: OK, back home with happy daughter. Good thing there is a bonus hour today.
	2:46pm fred: Depressing? Did you see the pic of Satoko with Keiji Haino and Makoto Kawabata? I can't take Fushitsusha seriously enough to be depressed by them. Love them though. Maybe that's why I love Boris so much, they're not as seriously serious. Also, Wata rules
	2:54pm fred: In hindsight, the concept of an unreleased demo of Fushitsusha doing Bollywood and funk covers sounds like a great thing
	2:59pm Jeff: That was from Gould's 1955 Goldbergs? Funny, I'd have sworn from the contemplative pace that it would've been the 1981 recording. I need to listen to the 1955s again.
	3:02pm fred: Words can get in the way. My most important personal memories are etched in smell or touch. These don't get into words easily. For me words are problematic anyway: French is my first language, but I'm usually much more comfortable in English (except when speaking, my accent is terrible). For me French is the language of physical stuff and childhood, English is the language of concepts and relationships.
	3:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bonus bonus time! Thanks, Mayuko. Have a good week.
	3:05pm zmzz: hey mayu, couldn't sleep too well here, too cold! checking in again.
	3:09pm fred: I have and love this record! I went through hoops to get it from Japan, this was before I had internet access. Thanks so much for telling the story I missed all these years. How the hell did you know this? Thanks so much, for all your shows, and this hits home so perfectly. I'm crying but smiling too. I'll be back as soon as I can. You're the best
	3:11pm Mayuko: @Jeff huh! maybe you're right, I only have digital sounds of em someone gave me and have no cover to see credits. the artwork was related to the 50's one.
	3:12pm Mayuko: Thank you Ken, zmzz for tuning back!
	3:14pm Mayuko: @fred ha, that's amazing you have that record! I watched the film a long time ago - story is kind of simple but the visual was a bit like Akira and pretty great. good luck for the op!
	3:14pm Mayuko: Thank you all for listening and pledges! Bill Mac is in next week. I'll see you all the following week!
	3:26pm fred: I got it when I was in my Sakamoto completist phase in college, probably in 1992, ordering it from Japan through a record store. The booklet is in Japanese, so I never had a clue of what it was all about. But I always felt the music was positive and straightforward. Akira was something else, of course. Don't worry about me. I'll be bored for a while, but back in a few weeks. No news is good news
	12:36am Mayuko: @fred It wasn't a too commercially successful movie, so probably didn't get screened in Europe? Glad I was sble to provide some info. Get well soon!

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