WFMU: Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from November 19, 2019

Listener comments!
	7:07pm chresti: Hi Jesse and ears on the porch!
	7:16pm passiflora: laundry n listening
	7:18pm Webhamster Henry: Dipping my toes in the water tonight.
	7:18pm Jesse k: Hi everyone! :)
	7:23pm Webhamster Henry: I'm thinking of Phil Niblock's Solstice films of people working.
	7:23pm Webhamster Henry: Phill that is.
	7:26pm Mayuko: Good evening Jesse and all!!!! Sounding beautiful!
	7:29pm northguineahills: I can (and have) seen that, Henry!
	7:34pm Jesse k: Hey Mayuko! Hi Northguineahills!
	7:35pm chresti: Liked the faint rooster sound on Jalan Sagan 3
	7:49pm coelacanth∅))): hey Jesse & all
	7:50pm ParUbi: Hey guys, checking in. Hi Jesse!
	7:50pm Jesse k: Hey coelacanth! Hi ParUbi!
	7:52pm Uncle Michael: FREEBIRD!
	7:52pm coelacanth∅))): ...or at least affordable
	7:53pm Doug Schulkind: The internet says, “Train d’Artouste is the highest train in Europe.”
	7:55pm Jesse k: Hey Michael! Hey Doug! There’s a pun in there somewhere...
	7:57pm Doug Schulkind: Affording gorgeous views from high atop the Pyrenees, it is a beloved scenic railway. On Neighbors Noise, it is a beloved sonic railway.
	8:00pm coelacanth∅))): such as...media-cdn.tripadvisor.com...
	8:02pm coelacanth∅))): and external-content.duckduckgo.com...
	8:02pm chresti: ..an open train with a diesel engine?
	8:03pm coelacanth∅))): ...this train is like a big toy
	8:05pm chresti: Looks like a tram
	8:06pm chresti: I like the sonic railway.
	8:07pm coelacanth∅))): www.ornela.fr...
	8:07pm quinn: love
	8:10pm passiflora:
	8:12pm chresti: So, Uncle Michael, did you ride that train?
	8:13pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey Quinn!
	8:13pm ParUbi: This is also one for the headphones
	8:14pm Uncle Michael: What train is that, chresti?
	8:15pm Uncle Michael: The last non-commuter train I rode was the Southwest Chief from Topeka to Los Angeles.
	8:15pm passiflora: been wanting to take that for a long time
	8:16pm chresti: The petit-train-d'artouste
	8:18pm ParUbi: Le petit train acoustique.
	8:19pm coelacanth∅))): i think i've never been on a non-commuter train
	8:21pm ParUbi: I took the Amtrak from Seattle to Pennsylvania once
	8:24pm Jesse Kaminsky: The last fun train ride I took was the Great Northern Railroad from Seattle to Glacier Park, it was truly amazing!
	8:26pm coelacanth∅))): no doubt
	8:27pm coelacanth∅))): for what it's worth i used to like riding the train from westfield nj to newark nj and back every day!
	8:28pm Webhamster Henry: I like those hours-long train trip videos on You Tube. It's not like I left my apartment today or anything.
	8:30pm coelacanth∅))): i've watched a few of those,Henry... although to be honest i played them so to jack the sound for something i was working on -still watched them though!
	8:36pm chresti: There's a little train at Travel Town, in Griffith Park, I'd ride on with my son, when he was young.
	8:37pm ParUbi: always find the observation car on long trips
	8:38pm coelacanth∅))): if i ever rode one of those kiddytrains it was before the age of 2 years because i don't remember it
	8:39pm coelacanth∅))): a rollercoaster's technically a train though, so i have in fact been on a non-commuter train.
	8:45pm Webhamster Henry: So, Solar Eyes, 1978, what's going on here, instrumentation-wise?
	8:46pm chresti: very nice, really enjoying this show!
	8:47pm chresti: I think I hear a little thunder outside, weeee..
	8:48pm Jesse Kaminsky: @Henry, I'm not finding exact details but here's a writeup on the process from Roger Doyle: (from notes for the premiere of Thalia): 'I never plan my compositions in advance - they take direction and shape only during the time I work on them. When this approach is successful a chain reaction occurs - possibilities branch out in many directions, all kinds of unforseen connections appear (somtimes by chance) and my mind has to cope with a growing labyrinth which has been given its freedom. It guides me as I guide it'.
	8:50pm chresti: Either it was thunder or the neighbors offloading contraband.
	8:51pm Jesse Kaminsky: f4.bcbits.com...
	8:53pm ParUbi: I guess that was a risk when the composition was spooled on a reel as magnetic tape
	8:54pm ParUbi: You'd have to rewind them
	8:57pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Jesse.
	9:19pm ParUbi: How many works would actually be improved by being reversed?
	9:28pm Jesse Kaminsky: Probably most things I'm guessing but we won't know until we reverse everything and find out
	9:30pm coelacanth∅: ParUbi you didn't happen to be there on Olivia's show when we made plans to have a tape-exchange right?
	9:32pm ParUbi: Don't you just wish all playback systems had a "backwards" button?
	9:34pm ParUbi: @coel-- No, I guess I missed that part of the show!
	9:36pm chresti: That would be so rad @ParUbi
	9:38pm coelacanth∅: well it fizzled out. i got the feeling i'm the only one that made a tape! and in the spirit of radio ravioli i used a sound collage which i had already made -originally on 4-track cassette, then adapted to digital and somewhat enhanced; then adapted back to cassette for this. anyway i had 25 (?) minutes open on side 2 and we were also talking about playing music backward so i did a mostly backward thing. i'm pretty happy with the result, though it easily could've been 40 minutes long. some forward stuff mixed in and some other sound effects...
	9:41pm ParUbi: Sounds neat, Coel! And the point was to mail them around?
	9:46pm coelacanth∅: haha we never worked that out! it gets expensive if 10-15 people want a tape. of course the east coast folk talked about an Olivia meet up/tape-exchange and she was down with that. transferring the files is okay, if it's flac or better, but kind of defeats the original concept!
	9:49pm ParUbi: Yeah, having some sort of analog process/medium
	9:54pm coelacanth∅: the way i saw it, if people took the time to make the tapes, and then sent me and everyone else in the "club" lossless digital files, i'd transfer them back to cassettes on my own devices. i swear i would! but if others didn't do that with mine i honestly wouldn't care.
	9:54pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey y'all, I actually have to wrap up just a couple minutes early tonight to deal with a little thing but the stream should carry you swiftly along!
	9:55pm coelacanth∅: oh, at 9.46 i meant the shipping would get expensive. i already have the tapes.
	9:55pm chresti: Thanks Jesse, see ya when we see ya! Have a great break!
	9:56pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Jesse! Brilliant as usual! tchau
	9:57pm Jesse Kaminsky: Thanks all, have a great couple of weeks!
	9:58pm ParUbi: Thanks Jesse! Cool concept, coel!

Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from November 19, 2019

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November 19, 2019: porches of the ear

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year
Angel Perez Grandi	Balcony morning sounds Sinhala-Tamil NY in Sri Lanka	Aporee.org		2012
Chuprin GA	Ziyaaraiy Magu Road, Maafushi, Мальдивы			2013
	a song
Pavillon blanc	Fishermen of Trinquemalay
Christoph De Boeck	Jalan Sagan 3, Yogyakarta City, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
alas23/sala	Galeliai, Lithuania, resonances in metallic
masterpeace	пр. Ленина, 102В, Барнаул, Алтайский край, Россия, 656002
Tyler Newman	Black Sand Beach (vik)	Icelandic Field Recording	Solid.Grey.Sky.Recordings	2016
yuken1000	Artouste / Laruns, Francia			2016
	a song
Sarah Davachi	Hours in the Evening
Tunes of Negation	The Time Has Come	Reach the Endless Sea	Cosmo Rhythmatic	2019
John Di Stefano	Nuage "Nuage" by "John Di Stefano"	For the Moment	Concentric Circles	2019
Sean McCann	Nightfall "Nightfall" by "Sean McCann"	Puck	Recital	2019
Roger Doyle	Solar Eyes "Solar Eyes" by "Roger Doyle"	Thalia (1978)	Dead-Cert Home Entertainment	2019
Sonoko	L'Oiseau Bleu "L'Oiseau Bleu" by "Sonoko"	Les Anges, Les Bonheurs	STROOM 〰	2019
Music behind DJ: Domenique Dumont	La Bataille de Neige
Jay Glass Dubs	The Controversial Control	Nyx EP	Berceuse Heroique	2019
Zatua	Hey Joamal "Hey Joamal" by "Zatua"	Sin Existencia	Second Circle	2019
Significant Other	Postdrome "Postdrome" by "Significant Other"	Postdrome EP	Well Street Records	2019
DVA Damas	People Say I'm Cool "People Say I'm Cool" by "DVA Damas"	Let Love Decide Pt 1	Downwards	2019
Afrodeutsche	Phase Two "Phase Two" by "Afrodeutsche"		River Rapid	2019
Zaliva-D	Wicked "Wicked" by "Zaliva-D"	Forsaken	Knekelhuis	2019
Dolo Percussion	DOLO 5 "DOLO 5" by "Dolo Percussion"	Dolo 4	Future Times	2019
Violet	In the Aquarius "In the Aquarius" by "Violet"	Bed of Roses	Dark Entries Records	2019
Acre	Burning Memories "Burning Memories" by "Acre"	CO.LD (Computer Output Loop Dance)	Cold Recordings	2014
Anunaku	Temples "Temples" by "Anunaku"	Whities 024	Whities	2019
Traversable Wormhole	Rotation Frequency	Regions Of Time	Traversable Wormhole	2019
Pod Blotz	Life Like An Electric Surge		Dais Records	2019

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Listener comments!
	7:07pm chresti: Hi Jesse and ears on the porch!
	7:16pm passiflora: laundry n listening
	7:18pm Webhamster Henry: Dipping my toes in the water tonight.
	7:18pm Jesse k: Hi everyone! :)
	7:23pm Webhamster Henry: I'm thinking of Phil Niblock's Solstice films of people working.
	7:23pm Webhamster Henry: Phill that is.
	7:26pm Mayuko: Good evening Jesse and all!!!! Sounding beautiful!
	7:29pm northguineahills: I can (and have) seen that, Henry!
	7:34pm Jesse k: Hey Mayuko! Hi Northguineahills!
	7:35pm chresti: Liked the faint rooster sound on Jalan Sagan 3
	7:49pm coelacanth∅))): hey Jesse & all
	7:50pm ParUbi: Hey guys, checking in. Hi Jesse!
	7:50pm Jesse k: Hey coelacanth! Hi ParUbi!
	7:52pm Uncle Michael: FREEBIRD!
	7:52pm coelacanth∅))): ...or at least affordable
	7:53pm Doug Schulkind: The internet says, “Train d’Artouste is the highest train in Europe.”
	7:55pm Jesse k: Hey Michael! Hey Doug! There’s a pun in there somewhere...
	7:57pm Doug Schulkind: Affording gorgeous views from high atop the Pyrenees, it is a beloved scenic railway. On Neighbors Noise, it is a beloved sonic railway.
	8:00pm coelacanth∅))): such as...media-cdn.tripadvisor.com...
	8:02pm coelacanth∅))): and external-content.duckduckgo.com...
	8:02pm chresti: ..an open train with a diesel engine?
	8:03pm coelacanth∅))): ...this train is like a big toy
	8:05pm chresti: Looks like a tram
	8:06pm chresti: I like the sonic railway.
	8:07pm coelacanth∅))): www.ornela.fr...
	8:07pm quinn: love
	8:10pm passiflora:
	8:12pm chresti: So, Uncle Michael, did you ride that train?
	8:13pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey Quinn!
	8:13pm ParUbi: This is also one for the headphones
	8:14pm Uncle Michael: What train is that, chresti?
	8:15pm Uncle Michael: The last non-commuter train I rode was the Southwest Chief from Topeka to Los Angeles.
	8:15pm passiflora: been wanting to take that for a long time
	8:16pm chresti: The petit-train-d'artouste
	8:18pm ParUbi: Le petit train acoustique.
	8:19pm coelacanth∅))): i think i've never been on a non-commuter train
	8:21pm ParUbi: I took the Amtrak from Seattle to Pennsylvania once
	8:24pm Jesse Kaminsky: The last fun train ride I took was the Great Northern Railroad from Seattle to Glacier Park, it was truly amazing!
	8:26pm coelacanth∅))): no doubt
	8:27pm coelacanth∅))): for what it's worth i used to like riding the train from westfield nj to newark nj and back every day!
	8:28pm Webhamster Henry: I like those hours-long train trip videos on You Tube. It's not like I left my apartment today or anything.
	8:30pm coelacanth∅))): i've watched a few of those,Henry... although to be honest i played them so to jack the sound for something i was working on -still watched them though!
	8:36pm chresti: There's a little train at Travel Town, in Griffith Park, I'd ride on with my son, when he was young.
	8:37pm ParUbi: always find the observation car on long trips
	8:38pm coelacanth∅))): if i ever rode one of those kiddytrains it was before the age of 2 years because i don't remember it
	8:39pm coelacanth∅))): a rollercoaster's technically a train though, so i have in fact been on a non-commuter train.
	8:45pm Webhamster Henry: So, Solar Eyes, 1978, what's going on here, instrumentation-wise?
	8:46pm chresti: very nice, really enjoying this show!
	8:47pm chresti: I think I hear a little thunder outside, weeee..
	8:48pm Jesse Kaminsky: @Henry, I'm not finding exact details but here's a writeup on the process from Roger Doyle: (from notes for the premiere of Thalia): 'I never plan my compositions in advance - they take direction and shape only during the time I work on them. When this approach is successful a chain reaction occurs - possibilities branch out in many directions, all kinds of unforseen connections appear (somtimes by chance) and my mind has to cope with a growing labyrinth which has been given its freedom. It guides me as I guide it'.
	8:50pm chresti: Either it was thunder or the neighbors offloading contraband.
	8:51pm Jesse Kaminsky: f4.bcbits.com...
	8:53pm ParUbi: I guess that was a risk when the composition was spooled on a reel as magnetic tape
	8:54pm ParUbi: You'd have to rewind them
	8:57pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Jesse.
	9:19pm ParUbi: How many works would actually be improved by being reversed?
	9:28pm Jesse Kaminsky: Probably most things I'm guessing but we won't know until we reverse everything and find out
	9:30pm coelacanth∅: ParUbi you didn't happen to be there on Olivia's show when we made plans to have a tape-exchange right?
	9:32pm ParUbi: Don't you just wish all playback systems had a "backwards" button?
	9:34pm ParUbi: @coel-- No, I guess I missed that part of the show!
	9:36pm chresti: That would be so rad @ParUbi
	9:38pm coelacanth∅: well it fizzled out. i got the feeling i'm the only one that made a tape! and in the spirit of radio ravioli i used a sound collage which i had already made -originally on 4-track cassette, then adapted to digital and somewhat enhanced; then adapted back to cassette for this. anyway i had 25 (?) minutes open on side 2 and we were also talking about playing music backward so i did a mostly backward thing. i'm pretty happy with the result, though it easily could've been 40 minutes long. some forward stuff mixed in and some other sound effects...
	9:41pm ParUbi: Sounds neat, Coel! And the point was to mail them around?
	9:46pm coelacanth∅: haha we never worked that out! it gets expensive if 10-15 people want a tape. of course the east coast folk talked about an Olivia meet up/tape-exchange and she was down with that. transferring the files is okay, if it's flac or better, but kind of defeats the original concept!
	9:49pm ParUbi: Yeah, having some sort of analog process/medium
	9:54pm coelacanth∅: the way i saw it, if people took the time to make the tapes, and then sent me and everyone else in the "club" lossless digital files, i'd transfer them back to cassettes on my own devices. i swear i would! but if others didn't do that with mine i honestly wouldn't care.
	9:54pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey y'all, I actually have to wrap up just a couple minutes early tonight to deal with a little thing but the stream should carry you swiftly along!
	9:55pm coelacanth∅: oh, at 9.46 i meant the shipping would get expensive. i already have the tapes.
	9:55pm chresti: Thanks Jesse, see ya when we see ya! Have a great break!
	9:56pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Jesse! Brilliant as usual! tchau
	9:57pm Jesse Kaminsky: Thanks all, have a great couple of weeks!
	9:58pm ParUbi: Thanks Jesse! Cool concept, coel!

Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from November 19, 2019

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