WFMU: Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from November 29, 2016

Listener comments!
	7:06pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Jesse and all!!
	7:07pm Jeff g.: I have come to feel an Oliveros piker. Thanks for the deep dive into Deep Listening, y'all.
	7:09pm Jesse K: hey James and Jeff, Glad to have you!
	7:09pm Jeff g.: This is the one in the cistern?
	7:10pm coelacanth: hey Jesse and deep listeners
	7:11pm Dean: Yeah, and Dempster later did another one on New Albion with a group of trombone players. It's "Underground Overlays From The Cistern Chapel."
	7:16pm Jesse K: Tonight's quasi-unrelated images are fabric works by Louise Bourgeois
	7:21pm Jeff g.: @Dean: have that one saved for later (i.e., to buy later)
	7:38pm Gary: Hey gang
	7:41pm Dean: And of course the Allman Bros.'s first post-Duane album was Brethren & Cistern.
	7:43pm Jesse K: Hey Gary! And howdy everyone that I missed!
	7:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Digging the Great Lady's 'Forbidden Planet'-esqueness here.
	8:03pm northguineahills: Damn, I need to land in this Alien Bog....
	8:11pm Jesse K: This accordion and voice is one of my favorites for sure. Hey RevRabbit and northguineahills!
	8:18pm melinda: hi peoples!
	8:20pm Jesse K: Hey Melinda!
	8:24pm coelacanth: hi melinda!
	8:57pm quinn: Thanks for all the Pauline Oliveros
	8:59pm Jesse K: Hey Quinn, I'm happy to overindulge
	9:01pm Mayuko: Wish I tuned in earlier :/
	9:04pm geezerette: me too. :[
	9:05pm geezerette: Hi people!!! (waving)
	9:06pm Jesse K: Hey Mayuko and geezerette! Mayuko, you're photo reminded me that I just watched futureworld last night.
	9:15pm geezerette: This could be the score for a nonexistent opera based on "Le Grand Meaulnes".
	9:16pm geezerette: ...or ballet.
	9:29pm geezerette: Is anyone aware of her work being used by a choreographer? It seems so perfect for that.
	9:31pm Jesse K: yeah actually that's a great idea. I'm not but I'm sure someone would have done something like that
	9:38pm northguineahills: Thanks for the second helping of Pailine Oliveros awesomeness. Definitely bookmarking this archive!
	9:38pm melinda: Looks like there was a site-specific dance collaboration here: www.dramonline.org...
	9:38pm Dean: Miya Masaoka had that early-ish performance in SF on Market St. involving dancing strippers. But as for Oliveros, while her music does seem suited to dance, it has been explicitly directed toward "listening." It is a kind of "pure music," like some of the Beethoven string quartets.
	9:39pm geezerette: Thanks melinda! What a great find!
	9:43pm melinda: :)
	9:44pm geezerette: Dean, it did occur to me that she might have felt dance would be a distraction, but this "Forenoon.." piece is so visual that it's tempting to imagine Mark Morris or Baryshnikov working with it.
	9:47pm geezerette: suggests so many colors. minerals especially.
	9:56pm geezerette: Jesse,fabulous show. :D
	9:56pm Gary: So great -- thanks, Jesse
	9:56pm Mayuko: My hands been too dirty with clay to touch keyboard and comment, but enjoyed this set a lot! Thanks Jesse!
	9:58pm Dean: Agreed, geezerette. I just happen to like the idea of pure music.
	9:58pm coelacanth: Thank you Jesse!
	9:58pm geezerette: You can have both.
	9:59pm geezerette: it's a conflict. ;0

Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from November 29, 2016

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November 29, 2016: 3 hours of Deep Listening

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
Com Truise	Galactic Melt "Galactic Melt" by "Com Truise"
Pauline Oliveros / Stuart Dempster / Panaiotis	Lear	Deep Listening	New Albion	1989
Pauline Oliveros	Alien Bog "Alien Bog" by "Pauline Oliveros"	Alien Bog / Beautiful Soop	Pogus Productions	1997	Works composed in 1966 (Beautiful Soop) and 1967 (Alien Bog) utilizing the original Buchla Box 100 series created for the Tape Music Center by Don Buchla and a tape delay system.
Music behind DJ: Domenique Dumont	La Bataille de Neige
Pauline Oliveros	Horse Sings From Cloud	Accordion & Voice	Lovely Music, Ltd.	1982
Pauline Oliveros	Mnemonics I "Mnemonics I" by "Pauline Oliveros"	Reverberations: Tape & Electronic Music 1961-1970	Important Records	2012	Recorded 1964-1966 San Francisco Tape Music Center
Deep Listening Band	Friday Mighty	Needle Drop Jungle	Taiga Records	2012
Music behind DJ: Domenique Dumont	La Bataille de Neige
Pauline Oliveros	The Wanderer "The Wanderer" by "Pauline Oliveros"	The Wanderer	Lovely Music, Ltd.	1984
Pauline Oliveros Miya Masaoka	Forenoon - Hirumae, Just Before Noon	Accordion Koto	Deep Listening	2007
Pauline Oliveros	Crossing the Sands	The Roots of the Movement	hatOLOGY	2006	Recorded 10th November 1987 at Studio Lussi, Allschwil, Switzerland.

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Listener comments!
	7:06pm listener james from westwood: Evening, Jesse and all!!
	7:07pm Jeff g.: I have come to feel an Oliveros piker. Thanks for the deep dive into Deep Listening, y'all.
	7:09pm Jesse K: hey James and Jeff, Glad to have you!
	7:09pm Jeff g.: This is the one in the cistern?
	7:10pm coelacanth: hey Jesse and deep listeners
	7:11pm Dean: Yeah, and Dempster later did another one on New Albion with a group of trombone players. It's "Underground Overlays From The Cistern Chapel."
	7:16pm Jesse K: Tonight's quasi-unrelated images are fabric works by Louise Bourgeois
	7:21pm Jeff g.: @Dean: have that one saved for later (i.e., to buy later)
	7:38pm Gary: Hey gang
	7:41pm Dean: And of course the Allman Bros.'s first post-Duane album was Brethren & Cistern.
	7:43pm Jesse K: Hey Gary! And howdy everyone that I missed!
	7:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Digging the Great Lady's 'Forbidden Planet'-esqueness here.
	8:03pm northguineahills: Damn, I need to land in this Alien Bog....
	8:11pm Jesse K: This accordion and voice is one of my favorites for sure. Hey RevRabbit and northguineahills!
	8:18pm melinda: hi peoples!
	8:20pm Jesse K: Hey Melinda!
	8:24pm coelacanth: hi melinda!
	8:57pm quinn: Thanks for all the Pauline Oliveros
	8:59pm Jesse K: Hey Quinn, I'm happy to overindulge
	9:01pm Mayuko: Wish I tuned in earlier :/
	9:04pm geezerette: me too. :[
	9:05pm geezerette: Hi people!!! (waving)
	9:06pm Jesse K: Hey Mayuko and geezerette! Mayuko, you're photo reminded me that I just watched futureworld last night.
	9:15pm geezerette: This could be the score for a nonexistent opera based on "Le Grand Meaulnes".
	9:16pm geezerette: ...or ballet.
	9:29pm geezerette: Is anyone aware of her work being used by a choreographer? It seems so perfect for that.
	9:31pm Jesse K: yeah actually that's a great idea. I'm not but I'm sure someone would have done something like that
	9:38pm northguineahills: Thanks for the second helping of Pailine Oliveros awesomeness. Definitely bookmarking this archive!
	9:38pm melinda: Looks like there was a site-specific dance collaboration here: www.dramonline.org...
	9:38pm Dean: Miya Masaoka had that early-ish performance in SF on Market St. involving dancing strippers. But as for Oliveros, while her music does seem suited to dance, it has been explicitly directed toward "listening." It is a kind of "pure music," like some of the Beethoven string quartets.
	9:39pm geezerette: Thanks melinda! What a great find!
	9:43pm melinda: :)
	9:44pm geezerette: Dean, it did occur to me that she might have felt dance would be a distraction, but this "Forenoon.." piece is so visual that it's tempting to imagine Mark Morris or Baryshnikov working with it.
	9:47pm geezerette: suggests so many colors. minerals especially.
	9:56pm geezerette: Jesse,fabulous show. :D
	9:56pm Gary: So great -- thanks, Jesse
	9:56pm Mayuko: My hands been too dirty with clay to touch keyboard and comment, but enjoyed this set a lot! Thanks Jesse!
	9:58pm Dean: Agreed, geezerette. I just happen to like the idea of pure music.
	9:58pm coelacanth: Thank you Jesse!
	9:58pm geezerette: You can have both.
	9:59pm geezerette: it's a conflict. ;0

Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from November 29, 2016

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