WFMU: The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from September 25, 2018

Listener comments!
	12:03am mauri: good good good good good
	12:03am Scraps: Simon & Garfunkel did a variant of this...
	12:11am Mike tp: a sweet Arc....
	12:14am Scraps: Really? Is this.... interesting?
	12:15am Aitch: The silent bits were exemplary
	12:15am Scraps: (the Osmond piece)
	12:15am DJ E: I thought my connection was lagging.
	12:16am jj.: necessary is relative, of course, but i genuinely enjoyed the phrasings/melodies that got created by the removal of the beats.
	12:17am Scraps: Ah! Okay, I didn’t hear that.
	12:21am MONEYBAG$: the other day I drove by a theater that said TONIGHT: MICHAEL NESMITH on the marquee and I almost crashed...so upset about being out of the nez loop
	12:24am miketp: chirgilchin is a great band name.the song rocks.....
	12:24am jj.: i knew the shows were happening, but couldn't make it. still bummed.
	12:25am jj.: also, get back in the nez loop starting here: www.rollingstone.com...
	12:25am northguineahills: This is a great soundtrack for shaving off your beard!
	12:25am DJ E: Oh, I liked it but I was confused at first until I read the song title. also thought you might have been playing a scratched 45.
	12:27am Dean: Hardy Fox, gone. Will there be tributes?
	12:29am jj.: indeed, residents set coming up in a matter of minutes. not sure about gone, precisely, but en route. therefore, sending love.
	12:29am MONEYBAG$: last summer during the bakers dozen I sat in my hotel room all day reading the Nez bio. With the heat on. In August.
	12:33am Dean: Hits the spot.
	12:34am Aitch: Yes a post Residents world will be a poorer place
	12:36am jj.: y'know, not actually sure it's going to be a post-residents world. he resigned from the band a few years ago, and they've continued on, which kinda makes sense given who they are (or aren't).
	12:38am katharsis: Internal siren response system fully functioning.
	12:39am Scraps: Hell, I didn’t know that the Residents had names.
	12:39am jj.: they didn't have names 'til he resigned & copped to being a resident!
	12:40am Scraps: And I didn’t know that
	12:42am ReadingDoonesbury: West Coast greetings. Late, but glad to be in time to catch the Residents.
	12:43am Dean: I first read about them in Trouser Press, c.'75. My first acquisition was Fingerprince from a vendor at the Capitol Records building record swap meet. A treasure.
	12:44am jj.: i discovered them through a sleepaway camp counselor in the early '90s who had 2 milkcrates of CDs with him for the summer. one random indie rock, one entirely residents. went home with tapes of some.
	12:46am Dean: Buddy of mine gave me the Beatles EP, numbered, for a birthday many years ago. I still believe their magnum opus is Eskimo.
	12:47am Dean: Played that in the record store where I worked c.'79. A head turner.
	12:47am Dean: And MotM was the only tour I caught, Roxy, Sunset Blvd.
	12:48am Dean: (Saw them not too long ago here in Berkeley, too, at the old art museum space.)
	12:48am Aitch: Hard to have a favourite, but the relentless pace of The Commercial Album my go-to, or Duck Stab, etc etc..lots of it.
	12:49am rw: Hello! I don't remember when I first heard of The Residents but I have a friend who still tells the story of how I played them for him on the crappy tape deck in the high school darkroom and it freaked him out. It may have been their cover of Satisfaction.
	12:50am Dean: Hell, yes! Duck Stab, Satisfaction, Commercial Album (with Frith et al.). What a catalog!
	12:50am rw: And, a crate full of nothing but Residents? That sounds intense in and of itself!
	12:50am jj.: that milk crate blew my mind in many ways, not just the music, but everything about its existence.
	12:51am Aitch: The Elvis covers on The King and Eye quite threatening as well. Elvis was one sick puppy
	12:52am Dean: "Please don't squeeze the Charmin says Mr. Whipple!"
	12:52am DJ E: The performance of this song that they use in the Documentary from a few years ago was pretty intense.
	12:52am Scraps: Apparently one Charles Bobuck was a Resident, and left a few years ago. I dunno, maybe it’s Fox also. I’m not sure about reality when discussing the Residents
	12:52am rw: And... thanks jj for playing that Gershwin! I'd never heard it. Rhapsody in Blue was my grandfather's favorite.
	12:52am Aitch: Bobuck is Fox
	12:53am Scraps: see, you say it....
	12:56am Aitch: And 3 times was the point of the album. 1x verse and 1x chorus 3 times for a pop song. They gave you 1 verse and 1 chorus and you were supposed to retape it for yourself to make it commercial. Bonus you get 40 songs
	12:56am Scraps: from an interview: “HARDY: I can’t speak for Charles.” But of course he would say that.
	12:56am jj.: yup, that was my intention in playing it 3x!
	12:56am resident∅coelacanth: hello
	12:57am Dean: A Jon Hassell vibe. Was he a Resident?
	12:59am jj.: i'll take the fairly obvious solo releases under the name "h.fox-bobuck" over the past few years as decent evidence.
	12:59am jmd: Goodbye and thanks, Hardy. We'll miss you. Thanks Jesse for playing.
	1:01am Dean: I mean, was Hassell one of them? A joke.
	1:05am Scraps: Dean, I think he was responding to me about Fox / Bobuck
	1:05am Dean: Gotcha, Scraps.
	1:06am Scraps: Except maybe you weren’t saying what I thought you were saying. Argh.
	1:08am Dean: I was saying precisely what I assumed you would think I was saying.
	1:08am Scraps: Whew!
	1:09am Dean: "Whew!"?! How dare you!
	1:10am Scraps: !wehw
	1:15am Dean: FYI, David Crosby lectured at Harvard today.
	1:16am Scraps: Well, I didn’t say “necessary”, I said “interesting”. Either way, I wish I hadn’t. My comment was not necessary.
	1:16am ypp: and toss said fernario not fenario
	1:17am Dean: Something, I think, about hippies in California, about which he is presumably an authority.
	1:21am Scraps: Jeezus. I was on the Well for a while, and one thing I discovered was Croz was an asshole, but even worse, had nothing interesting to say. He just wanted to bask in the glory of being Croz, and there were unashamed acolytes who provided his pleasure.
	1:22am Scraps: Another unnecessary comment!
	1:23am Dean: I have no direct experience with The Well, but I am mildly familiar with Howard Rheingold's stupid book about it.
	1:24am Scraps: I never read it. The book was before my time.
	1:27am katharsis: Mmm like a warpy relaxed david burn
	1:28am Dean: It was right in the middle of my time, and it pissed me off.
	1:29am ReadingDoonesbury: OOOOOH. Nice. gotta check out this Santa Cruz thing.
	1:29am Dean: Don't get me wrong. I imagine The Well was amazing. But Rheingold, not so much.
	1:30am coelacanth∅: i don't know what "the well" is but i've heard Crosby has been a douche and it bums me out a little because i think some of the best byrds songs and some of the best csny songs are his, and i like his solo work; and he had/has a beautiful voice. easily the best vocals of csny, in my opinion.
	1:31am rw: It's necessary for me to check out now. Thanks for the radio Jesse! Good night everyone. Take care and be well!
	1:31am formerly known as the soundguy from the Court Tav: This Little Wing is amazing; I've never heard a live version of this song
	1:32am coelacanth∅: and interesting Neil Young played after träden, who very definitely listens to Neil Young. (ie, cortez the killer)
	1:34am jj.: yeah, i like this version way more than the hawks & doves version. neil didn't do too many new originals with the ducks, and there's a lot of meh ducks tunes on the compilations. definitely recommend this mix: aquariumdrunkard.com...
	1:34am Scraps: I liked the Well, but it slowly, slowly died. (It probably still exists.)
	1:35am Dean: The Well was a pre-Internet (more precisely, pre-publicly available 'net) network located, I believe, in the Bay Area, that allowed its members to communicate remotely with each other. Hence, it was a proto-Internet/WWW. Instead of TCP/IP, it relied on ordinary twisted pair dial-up access.
	1:37am Scraps: (I was there from 1986 to about 2002? Something like that.)
	1:38am coelacanth∅: Thanks Dean
	1:41am Scraps: It grew out of the Whole Earth Catalog (Whole Earth Lectronic Link)
	1:42am Scraps: sorry, eLectronic
	1:45am Scraps: That’s my favorite Sun City Girls album
	1:53am Scraps: Now this works for me, for some reason (ac/dc)
	2:34am Aitch: Always an enjoyable show.

The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from September 25, 2018

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Grand pianos in the surf, singing frogs, hyphenated psych, outtakes, live collaging, twangy drone, old folk, and ephemeral pop.

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September 25, 2018: love to the big eyeball.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Tossi Aaron	Fernario "Fernario" by "Tossi Aaron"	Tossi Sings Folksongs And Ballads	Prestige International	1961	Tossi Aaron, 1928(?)-2018	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Marissa Nadler	I Can't Listen to Gene Clark Anymore	For My Crimes	Sacred Bones	2018		0:03:27 (Pop-up)
Chuck Johnson	Velvet Arc "Velvet Arc" by "Chuck Johnson"	Velvet Arc	Trouble in Mind	2016		0:06:14 (Pop-up)
Adam Osmond	The Sound of Silence But With Every Other Beat Removed		(no label)	2018	via YouTube	0:12:00 (Pop-up)
Mike Nezmeme	Ｍｏｏｎ　Ｏｖｅｒ　ｔｈｅ　Ｒｉｏ　Ｇｒａｎｄｅ	Ｎｅｚｗａｖｅ	(no label)	2018	via YouTube	0:13:26 (Pop-up)
Chirgilchin	Lonely Man "Lonely Man" by "Chirgilchin"	Collectible	Pure Nature Music	2007		0:20:57 (Pop-up)
Jan Hertz	Hohner Pigini Freebass Accordion	One Instrument	One Instrument	2018		0:27:46 (Pop-up)
The Residents	Six More Miles (To the Graveyard)	Stars and Hank Forever (American Composer Series, v. 2)	ESD	1985/2000	all love to Hardy Fox. https://www.residents.com/news/?article=20180921-0732	0:31:13 (Pop-up)
The Residents	Rhapsody in Blue "Rhapsody in Blue" by "The Residents"	George & James (American Composer Series, v. 1)	ESD	1984/2000		0:35:27 (Pop-up)
The Residents	Would We Be Alive? "Would We Be Alive?" by "The Residents"	Mark of the Mole / Intermission	Mute	1982/1985		0:45:54 (Pop-up)
The Residents	Fingertips (x3) "Fingertips (x3)" by "The Residents"	The Commercial Album	ESD	1980/1986		0:51:03 (Pop-up)
H.Fox - Bobuck	Going Once Going Twice	Nachtzug	(no label)	2018	via Bandcamp	0:54:11 (Pop-up)
H.Fox - Bobuck	The Sound of Silence	Nineteen-Sixty-Seven	(no label)	2018	via Bandcamp	0:57:04 (Pop-up)

Skip Spence	Little Hands (take 2)	Andoaragain	Modern Harmonic	1969/2018		1:16:43 (Pop-up)
Träden	Hoppas du förstär (Hope You Understand)	Träden	Gashud/Subliminal Sounds	2018		1:20:17 (Pop-up)
Neil Young & the Ducks	Little Wing	Santa Cruz 1977	(no label)	1977		1:26:28 (Pop-up)
Weeed	This "This" by "Weeed"	This	Important	2018		1:30:50 (Pop-up)
Sun City Girls	Apna Desh "Apna Desh" by "Sun City Girls"	330,003 Crossdressers from Beyond the Rig Veda	Abduction	1996		1:42:27 (Pop-up)
Borzoi	The Tonsure Twist "The Tonsure Twist" by "Borzoi"	A Prayer For War	12XU	2018		1:47:08 (Pop-up)
Adam Osmond	Highway to Hell But With Every Other Beat Missing		(no label)	2018	via YouTube	1:50:02 (Pop-up)
Akiko Yano	Rose Garden "Rose Garden" by "Akiko Yano"	Tadaima.	We Want Sounds	1980/2018		1:51:39 (Pop-up)
Foodman	Mozuku feat. Pillow Person	ARU NO OTOKO DENSETSU	Sun Ark	2018		1:55:05 (Pop-up)
Rod Hamilton & Tiffany Seal	Tryptic Dance	Enchanted Forest	(no label)	2018	via Free Music Archive	1:58:30 (Pop-up)
Secret Drum Band	Jazz (Timber Sale)	Dynamics	XRAY	2017		2:02:11 (Pop-up)
Integendeel	07 "07" by "Integendeel"	DO The Limbabwe (Spin Age Blasters 2018 Premium)	(no label)	1980s/2018		2:06:18 (Pop-up)
Horacio Vaggione	#1 "#1" by "Horacio Vaggione"	9 June 2018 Issue Project Room	Issue Project Room	2018		2:09:08 (Pop-up)
Jeremy Barnes	Live in Satan's Finger, part 1	Spring '17	LM Dupli-Cation	2018		2:13:33 (Pop-up)
Illitch	Elle Voulait Que Je Sois Drole	10 Suicides	Superior Viaduct	1980/2015		2:28:10 (Pop-up)

Eli	Early fall "Early fall" by "Eli"		(no label)	2018	via Soundcloud	2:39:31 (Pop-up)
Bertuf	La Gnossienne "La Gnossienne" by "Bertuf"		Gooom Disque	1999		2:42:26 (Pop-up)
Astor	II "II" by "Astor"	Alcor	Kye	2012		2:43:35 (Pop-up)
Juggable Offense	Seazzzzones "Seazzzzones" by "Juggable Offense"	The Derelict	(no label)	2018		2:45:06 (Pop-up)
Arp	Il Sogno Di Monica "Il Sogno Di Monica" by "Arp"	Mexican Summer: A Decade Deeper	Mexican Summer	2018		2:53:14 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:03am mauri: good good good good good
	12:03am Scraps: Simon & Garfunkel did a variant of this...
	12:11am Mike tp: a sweet Arc....
	12:14am Scraps: Really? Is this.... interesting?
	12:15am Aitch: The silent bits were exemplary
	12:15am Scraps: (the Osmond piece)
	12:15am DJ E: I thought my connection was lagging.
	12:16am jj.: necessary is relative, of course, but i genuinely enjoyed the phrasings/melodies that got created by the removal of the beats.
	12:17am Scraps: Ah! Okay, I didn’t hear that.
	12:21am MONEYBAG$: the other day I drove by a theater that said TONIGHT: MICHAEL NESMITH on the marquee and I almost crashed...so upset about being out of the nez loop
	12:24am miketp: chirgilchin is a great band name.the song rocks.....
	12:24am jj.: i knew the shows were happening, but couldn't make it. still bummed.
	12:25am jj.: also, get back in the nez loop starting here: www.rollingstone.com...
	12:25am northguineahills: This is a great soundtrack for shaving off your beard!
	12:25am DJ E: Oh, I liked it but I was confused at first until I read the song title. also thought you might have been playing a scratched 45.
	12:27am Dean: Hardy Fox, gone. Will there be tributes?
	12:29am jj.: indeed, residents set coming up in a matter of minutes. not sure about gone, precisely, but en route. therefore, sending love.
	12:29am MONEYBAG$: last summer during the bakers dozen I sat in my hotel room all day reading the Nez bio. With the heat on. In August.
	12:33am Dean: Hits the spot.
	12:34am Aitch: Yes a post Residents world will be a poorer place
	12:36am jj.: y'know, not actually sure it's going to be a post-residents world. he resigned from the band a few years ago, and they've continued on, which kinda makes sense given who they are (or aren't).
	12:38am katharsis: Internal siren response system fully functioning.
	12:39am Scraps: Hell, I didn’t know that the Residents had names.
	12:39am jj.: they didn't have names 'til he resigned & copped to being a resident!
	12:40am Scraps: And I didn’t know that
	12:42am ReadingDoonesbury: West Coast greetings. Late, but glad to be in time to catch the Residents.
	12:43am Dean: I first read about them in Trouser Press, c.'75. My first acquisition was Fingerprince from a vendor at the Capitol Records building record swap meet. A treasure.
	12:44am jj.: i discovered them through a sleepaway camp counselor in the early '90s who had 2 milkcrates of CDs with him for the summer. one random indie rock, one entirely residents. went home with tapes of some.
	12:46am Dean: Buddy of mine gave me the Beatles EP, numbered, for a birthday many years ago. I still believe their magnum opus is Eskimo.
	12:47am Dean: Played that in the record store where I worked c.'79. A head turner.
	12:47am Dean: And MotM was the only tour I caught, Roxy, Sunset Blvd.
	12:48am Dean: (Saw them not too long ago here in Berkeley, too, at the old art museum space.)
	12:48am Aitch: Hard to have a favourite, but the relentless pace of The Commercial Album my go-to, or Duck Stab, etc etc..lots of it.
	12:49am rw: Hello! I don't remember when I first heard of The Residents but I have a friend who still tells the story of how I played them for him on the crappy tape deck in the high school darkroom and it freaked him out. It may have been their cover of Satisfaction.
	12:50am Dean: Hell, yes! Duck Stab, Satisfaction, Commercial Album (with Frith et al.). What a catalog!
	12:50am rw: And, a crate full of nothing but Residents? That sounds intense in and of itself!
	12:50am jj.: that milk crate blew my mind in many ways, not just the music, but everything about its existence.
	12:51am Aitch: The Elvis covers on The King and Eye quite threatening as well. Elvis was one sick puppy
	12:52am Dean: "Please don't squeeze the Charmin says Mr. Whipple!"
	12:52am DJ E: The performance of this song that they use in the Documentary from a few years ago was pretty intense.
	12:52am Scraps: Apparently one Charles Bobuck was a Resident, and left a few years ago. I dunno, maybe it’s Fox also. I’m not sure about reality when discussing the Residents
	12:52am rw: And... thanks jj for playing that Gershwin! I'd never heard it. Rhapsody in Blue was my grandfather's favorite.
	12:52am Aitch: Bobuck is Fox
	12:53am Scraps: see, you say it....
	12:56am Aitch: And 3 times was the point of the album. 1x verse and 1x chorus 3 times for a pop song. They gave you 1 verse and 1 chorus and you were supposed to retape it for yourself to make it commercial. Bonus you get 40 songs
	12:56am Scraps: from an interview: “HARDY: I can’t speak for Charles.” But of course he would say that.
	12:56am jj.: yup, that was my intention in playing it 3x!
	12:56am resident∅coelacanth: hello
	12:57am Dean: A Jon Hassell vibe. Was he a Resident?
	12:59am jj.: i'll take the fairly obvious solo releases under the name "h.fox-bobuck" over the past few years as decent evidence.
	12:59am jmd: Goodbye and thanks, Hardy. We'll miss you. Thanks Jesse for playing.
	1:01am Dean: I mean, was Hassell one of them? A joke.
	1:05am Scraps: Dean, I think he was responding to me about Fox / Bobuck
	1:05am Dean: Gotcha, Scraps.
	1:06am Scraps: Except maybe you weren’t saying what I thought you were saying. Argh.
	1:08am Dean: I was saying precisely what I assumed you would think I was saying.
	1:08am Scraps: Whew!
	1:09am Dean: "Whew!"?! How dare you!
	1:10am Scraps: !wehw
	1:15am Dean: FYI, David Crosby lectured at Harvard today.
	1:16am Scraps: Well, I didn’t say “necessary”, I said “interesting”. Either way, I wish I hadn’t. My comment was not necessary.
	1:16am ypp: and toss said fernario not fenario
	1:17am Dean: Something, I think, about hippies in California, about which he is presumably an authority.
	1:21am Scraps: Jeezus. I was on the Well for a while, and one thing I discovered was Croz was an asshole, but even worse, had nothing interesting to say. He just wanted to bask in the glory of being Croz, and there were unashamed acolytes who provided his pleasure.
	1:22am Scraps: Another unnecessary comment!
	1:23am Dean: I have no direct experience with The Well, but I am mildly familiar with Howard Rheingold's stupid book about it.
	1:24am Scraps: I never read it. The book was before my time.
	1:27am katharsis: Mmm like a warpy relaxed david burn
	1:28am Dean: It was right in the middle of my time, and it pissed me off.
	1:29am ReadingDoonesbury: OOOOOH. Nice. gotta check out this Santa Cruz thing.
	1:29am Dean: Don't get me wrong. I imagine The Well was amazing. But Rheingold, not so much.
	1:30am coelacanth∅: i don't know what "the well" is but i've heard Crosby has been a douche and it bums me out a little because i think some of the best byrds songs and some of the best csny songs are his, and i like his solo work; and he had/has a beautiful voice. easily the best vocals of csny, in my opinion.
	1:31am rw: It's necessary for me to check out now. Thanks for the radio Jesse! Good night everyone. Take care and be well!
	1:31am formerly known as the soundguy from the Court Tav: This Little Wing is amazing; I've never heard a live version of this song
	1:32am coelacanth∅: and interesting Neil Young played after träden, who very definitely listens to Neil Young. (ie, cortez the killer)
	1:34am jj.: yeah, i like this version way more than the hawks & doves version. neil didn't do too many new originals with the ducks, and there's a lot of meh ducks tunes on the compilations. definitely recommend this mix: aquariumdrunkard.com...
	1:34am Scraps: I liked the Well, but it slowly, slowly died. (It probably still exists.)
	1:35am Dean: The Well was a pre-Internet (more precisely, pre-publicly available 'net) network located, I believe, in the Bay Area, that allowed its members to communicate remotely with each other. Hence, it was a proto-Internet/WWW. Instead of TCP/IP, it relied on ordinary twisted pair dial-up access.
	1:37am Scraps: (I was there from 1986 to about 2002? Something like that.)
	1:38am coelacanth∅: Thanks Dean
	1:41am Scraps: It grew out of the Whole Earth Catalog (Whole Earth Lectronic Link)
	1:42am Scraps: sorry, eLectronic
	1:45am Scraps: That’s my favorite Sun City Girls album
	1:53am Scraps: Now this works for me, for some reason (ac/dc)
	2:34am Aitch: Always an enjoyable show.

The Frow Show with Jesse Jarnow: Playlist from September 25, 2018

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