WFMU: Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from June 9, 2020

Listener comments!
	7:06pm βrian: As much fun as the hissing of summer lawns. Greetings from day 85.
	7:07pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey Brian! let me transport you outside for a minute :)
	7:08pm chresti: Hi Jesse and neighbors!
	7:10pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey chresti!
	7:10pm northguineahills: Wow, Jesse has been here for 421 weeks (GTDS) I just realized! Oh, and, like the tin man, I finally got my heard back! (thanks, fred!) And now, to get my boombox back....
	7:11pm northguineahills: heard=heart
	7:12pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey northguineahills! Is this show 421?! Good to get your heard back too I suppose
	7:14pm WR: I could not figure out the sound now hearing but as soon as I saw the playlist I understood.
	7:16pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey WR! Yeah, it's a bit of a spoiler..
	7:16pm Dave in Vermont: greetings lovers - i don't go to the job tomorrow so i may be able to listen to the whole show - and not from bed slipping into dreams
	7:17pm northguineahills: I believe it was early May, 2012 when you hit GTDS w/ an quiet whisper..... this sprinkler would mage a great sample for a techno hi-hat...
	7:18pm northguineahills: mage=make
	7:18pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey Dave! Dreamland is really the best for radio listening though! Or at least the corridors leading to dreamland.
	7:18pm StringOFperils: You could just build other tracks on top of this rhythm, without even sampling it. It's already relentless machine music.
	7:19pm Jesse Kaminsky: @NGH, yeah May 2012, so many changes since then it's wild! I've now done the show from so many different locations I've lost count.
	7:20pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey StringOfPerils! Really action packed day on the farm here
	7:21pm northguineahills: @SOP: Water Machine Music.
	7:22pm StringOFperils: I'm surprised it isn't more green here with the waterworks. It's sort of a lichen farm.
	7:23pm Jesse Kaminsky: It's early days, this is more of a late season crop
	7:25pm chresti: When my family moved to California, for the first 3 years, we lived next to an orange grove, I remember those sprinklers.
	7:26pm Dave in Vermont: Rainbow Candy
	7:32pm coelacanth∅: hey Jesse, neighbors
	7:35pm WR: niji no ame にじのあめ　虹の雨　rainbow rain
	7:35pm coelacanth∅: i wish i'd gotten here early enough to've heard those sprinklers. if they're the ones i think they are i've taken recordings of them, but there are subtle variations
	7:36pm TDK60: Hello.
	7:36pm Jesse Kaminsky: The other tracks on this Ame To Reverb are this track with a ton of reverb.
	7:37pm northguineahills: @WR: thanks, I still remember ame, but my brain lost the word Niki in the last 30 years...
	7:37pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey coelacanthø! Hello TDK60!
	7:38pm coelacanth∅: i guess ame is rain (as i know umi is sea)
	7:40pm βrian: And umami? (A neighbor's nickname.)
	7:41pm WR: NGH, niji / rainbow is new word for me, had to look it up. I have been exposed to Japanese for about 30 years and now trying to actually learn it.
	7:42pm WR: Since the subject has come up NGH, from other comments it seems you lived in Japan for a while?
	7:44pm northguineahills: @WR: I grew up in Japan, and was conversational when I left. I've lost a lot of the language, but remember the grammar structure. I still remember hiragana, and can phonetically pronounce it, but I don't remember most of the words. The only Kanji I know is place names.
	7:46pm coelacanth∅: i used to live across a small river from a corn/sunflower field/ that pumped water from the river to a water canon. my first summer after moving in i thought someone was shooting substantial guns at fairly regular intervals for hours at a time -which pissed me off so i started walking, looking for the source of the sound. laughed loud when i saw the irrigation system!
	7:47pm coelacanth∅: (isn't unami a word i know from sushi restaurants?)
	7:49pm WR: うまみ　umami, can mean taste or flavor. As a nick name I can't say of that is what it is from. Several related shades of meaning on that one
	7:50pm StringOFperils: Umami is one of your five basic taste senses
	7:50pm WR: Unagi is eel.
	7:50pm βrian: Damn, that must've been irrigating.
	7:51pm coelacanth∅: oh that's right. knew it was food-related.
	7:51pm StringOFperils: Unagi is sort of umami (savoury/delicious)
	7:51pm northguineahills: unami is also a one of the Algonquin tribes that was originally found in central Jersey.
	7:51pm βrian: "Umami: she so fine!"
	7:51pm WR: Sounds like either driving rain or light hail.
	7:52pm northguineahills: trans-lingual homophones intrigue me...
	7:53pm coelacanth∅: well WR i knew someone who's nickname in high school (before i met her) was "spice" so unami's the same idea
	7:54pm coelacanth∅: and unaga? is that unami? it's been so many years since i've seen that available in a restaurant i don't remember what it tasted like
	7:55pm WR: βrian when you wrote neighbor I assumed male so wasn't sure how umami would apply to a guy.
	7:55pm northguineahills: @βrian:Hey Umami!
	7:55pm coelacanth∅: (...oh it's anago, not unaga... though i'm sure i saw it called that on a menu when i first started having sushi)
	7:56pm WR: Anago is sea eel. Unagi is river eel.
	7:57pm StringOFperils: Panago is a cheap pizza
	7:57pm βrian: @WR: Nay, a mother of two, actually.
	7:58pm StringOFperils: Bottleupango is a blues clam.
	8:00pm coelacanth∅: i knew someone named Ayumi. she said "I, you, me", pointing to herself, then me, then herself. easiest japanese name to remember!
	8:01pm βrian: Time for some miso ...
	8:01pm coelacanth∅: yeah now i want sushi!
	8:01pm WR: Sound is good. So you've moved?
	8:01pm TDK60: Well, congrats.
	8:04pm WR: Sad about the mask thing for most people of the USA. They focus on if they need protection rather that it is polite, considerate to others.
	8:04pm chresti: Congratulations and yikes, Jesse.
	8:07pm TDK60: Boston-to-Providence At my distance that seems close, but there may subtle differences known to New Englanders.
	8:08pm Jesse Kaminsky: It's understandable that people are worried about themselves but for so many people the worry ends there
	8:09pm Jesse Kaminsky: @TDK60, it's very close on a grand scale but I think the quality of life is nicer here, our current situation was coming to an end so we just kind of slipped south a little. Strange time to move to be sure, we couldn't see the new place in person until we moved in
	8:10pm StringOFperils: It certainly makes the field of virology more challenging. Virtually impossible to contain a moving and evolving pathogen. Seems easy for people to turn their backs on that.
	8:32pm βrian: I've heard there are people buying homes in our area, sight unseen. (Not speculators)
	8:33pm TDK60: Easy to ignore if no one you know is sick. I've seen some people who seem to not wear masks as some sort of rebellion. It's not rebellion.
	8:33pm chresti: Wups, our electricity just got knocked out 25 minutes ago
	8:34pm TDK60: Storm chresti, or planned?
	8:36pm Jesse Kaminsky: @chresti, hope everythings ok!
	8:38pm chresti: It's hot, not planned. I reported it to SCE,.It's back on now.
	8:48pm Jesse Kaminsky: Glad you're back in business, always exciting I guess!
	8:48pm rw: Hello! I'm not sure if I've been here before. I don't recognize the turquoise. Are we talking about masks? I just heard the Chief Health Officer here resigned because she was getting death threats.
	8:50pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey rw! I change it up occasionally but this has been my color for a couple years now at least
	8:50pm TDK60: RW, where is your 'here'?
	8:51pm rw: Hey Jesse! I know I've heard your show before, but maybe haven't hit the comments. TDK, Orange County, CA
	8:51pm Uncle Michael: I like the way this volcano percolates.
	8:53pm TDK60: I'm a-gonna threaten yer life fer tryin' to save mine! dagnabbit!
	8:53pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey Michael! This is the background music to the volcano training video I'm watching
	8:54pm βrian: Obey, volcano!
	8:54pm Dave in Vermont: What kind of life leads you into a career training volcanoes?
	8:55pm Franco Twinkie: I wish it would rain right now.
	8:55pm rw: TDK, right? What's wrong with people? It can be weird here but I'm doing my best.
	8:56pm TDK60: RW, you know, the other day, I just had to pinch myself. At least I didn't punch myself.
	8:56pm rw: Franco! I did a medium long-ish bike ride this afternoon and almost passed out.
	8:57pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey Franco Twinkie, you missed the rain it was in the first hour..
	8:58pm Franco Twinkie: Fooey! I was asleep.
	8:58pm βrian: The rain reigns here, at the moment. Very nice.
	9:04pm chresti: It's a mixed bag of careful, masked people and careless unmasked people, at work.
	9:04pm Uncle Michael: The reign in Spain falls mainly in the 20th century. This just in, Generalissimo Francisco Franco is still dead.
	9:07pm StringOFperils: I like the new commando-in-the-field sound. It's the future.
	9:08pm Franco Twinkie: Rhode Island, Wow! That to me is very exotic.
	9:08pm WR: Wait, the Eno Eno cut was your mic break bed music?
	9:08pm Jesse Kaminsky: Field service radio returns! I'll broadcast from anywhere basically but it takes a couple of shows to get the tones to calm down
	9:09pm Jesse Kaminsky: Oops, thanks WR corrected that!
	9:11pm StringOFperils: Pesky acoustics. You should do one show from inside a box fort. With a flashlight and a bag of chips.
	9:12pm βrian: Dane county, where I live. is slightly larger than RI.
	9:12pm WR: For those who've been reading comments since the start, I just finished making making ramen for dinner, and I swear that was my plan even before our little Japanese words chat.
	9:12pm Jesse Kaminsky: @Franco, it's pretty exotic in a buttoned up new england way, our house has a historical sign on the front even though it isn't that fancy
	9:14pm Jesse Kaminsky: Update: my new studio has doors on it unlike the last one which was more open plan. The good news is that I can lock my cat out now if he's acting up but the bad news is that he's very mad at me for it
	9:15pm coelacanth∅: i had ramen soup (fixed-up) for breakfast/lunch and man i loved every bit of it! just ate a cucumber/onion sandwich on pure rye and some almonds. loved every bite of that too!
	9:15pm βrian: Obey kitty.
	9:17pm Jesse Kaminsky: I do, usually.
	9:17pm coelacanth∅: i think Bryce's first and probably subsequent shows, av, where from bed, with cat and snacks
	9:19pm StringOFperils: I think I pledged for that.
	9:20pm Franco Twinkie: Jesse, the farthest North I have been on the East coast is that park at the top of Manhattan where the Cloisters are.
	9:20pm TDK60: If some wiccans met for a drum circle deep in a Rhode Island forest, could we call that Eastern Mysticism?
	9:21pm Jesse Kaminsky: That's a fun park!
	9:21pm TDK60: Franco! I live real near there, Fort Tryon Park. A real oasis.
	9:23pm still b/p: RI can only fit a drum semi-circle.
	9:23pm WR: Yes, cheap instant ramen with added stuff can be tasty.
	9:24pm chresti: The northeastern most I've ever been, was Quebec, I think.
	9:25pm chresti: Haha still b/p.
	9:26pm TDK60: Chresti, Le Québec est très grand!
	9:26pm StringOFperils: Fort Tryon Park is a nice area. I liked the vibe up there. Interesting to imagine its former military importance when you look at over the Hudson.
	9:27pm chresti: TDK60, might be Near Eastern Mysticism.
	9:27pm βrian: But Mystic is in Connecticut.
	9:28pm Franco Twinkie: I know!I went there with a friend who lived on the LES and we got stoned in the bushes before we went in to look at the tapestries. He had to go to work downtown and left me there. I stayed till the place closed and was so high I got lost and found myself walking onto the freeway that goes into the Bronx. I came to my senses enough to get myself back on a train downtown, but wound up getting off at 165th street in Harlem. That was real fun.
	9:29pm Doug Schulkind: Hello, Noisers!
	9:29pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey Doug!
	9:31pm chresti: ..And @9:26, oui!
	9:31pm TDK60: Ft.T.P. is where the annual NYC Medieval fest is. Those weirdos.
	9:32pm Uncle Michael: I spent a lot of time in Mystic as a kid.
	9:33pm Jesse Kaminsky: CAT ON THE TURNTABLES!
	9:34pm StringOFperils: It's payback time.
	9:35pm Franco Twinkie: TDK,is that like the Renaissance Fair we have here? Tons of weirdos at that.
	9:36pm TDK60: Franco, I suppose. (Byrds wrote a tune called such.)
	9:36pm still b/p: Wish I could go further someday, but most northern trip in the east was when I got off a train at a remote rail maintenance shed in Quebec near Labrador border with friends to backpack/sled-pack around in the woods. When we returned to same track spot days later, the expected train went right by us. They'd not seen us in the nearly full dark there at the not-regular stop, but a crew member suddenly remembered it was pick-up day. The train stopped a ways beyond us -- you could smell the braking , then it baaaaaaacked up slowly to git us.
	9:36pm coelacanth∅: the renaissance fair that lasts all summer(?) here is in tuxedo ny
	9:38pm coelacanth∅: i know people who make lots of money selling chainmail clothing, knives, henna tattoos...
	9:39pm WR: Still B/P, good that they spotted you and were able to roll back. But if not at least you had gear for another night out.
	9:39pm coelacanth∅: s b/p that was nice of them. ...of course it should be expected but i would expect it here.
	9:40pm TDK60: Yeah coel, there's a whole scene, vendors. I'm not in it. But the fair is big, open to the public. I can blend in with my long hair and usually bring my Serb-Croat tamburitza instrument which can pass for some medieval mandolin...
	9:40pm coelacanth∅: (would NOT)
	9:41pm Franco Twinkie: Oh yeah, that is a great song. Use to be a gathering of the tribes kind of thing, but then it moved off the ranch to a gravel pit, so who the hell know what goes on there now. Chainmail fashion shows , I suspect.
	9:43pm StringOFperils: What this needs is lawn sprinklers.
	9:43pm Jesse Kaminsky: MORE SPRINKLERS!
	9:43pm coelacanth∅: knowing one person i know that does the chainmail i'd attend a chainmail fashion show! (but i don't have much interest in the ren fair)
	9:44pm The Knave: Bangin!
	9:44pm Uncle Michael: Rainbird controlled midi triggers.
	9:46pm Uncle Michael: www.youtube.com...
	9:46pm Jesse Kaminsky: I'm trying but the sprinkler is too slow to mix in here :'(
	9:46pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey Knave!
	9:46pm StringOFperils: UM with the irrigation-system knowledge! We must be in Kansas. (Had to look that up.)
	9:48pm The Knave: @Jesse Heya! ... Glad to be tuning on in!
	9:51pm chresti: I was given a chainmail jumpsuit for my 21st birthday, the only time I wore it was when we went a bar hopping in Hollywood, on birthday night
	9:53pm TDK60: Hopping musta been heavy in that...
	9:53pm coelacanth∅: my sister got a small garden sized rainbird sprinkler and it really doesn't work well. i think maybe the commercial stuff is where they spend their money for design and development
	9:54pm Doug Schulkind: We could all use a small garden sized rainbird sprinkler right about now.
	9:55pm Franco Twinkie: I want to play in the sprinkler just about now.
	9:55pm coelacanth∅: that sounds amazing chresti! how well did it fit? (...or did you get measured for it)
	9:55pm chresti: It wasn't very comfortable, that's for sure.
	9:56pm still b/p: Knew a couple guys in the midwest long ago who worked a summer installing Rain Bird sprinklers. They sometimes did the Rain Bird dance on the dance-floor, with a pointed finger firing around an arc in one direction -- chook...chook...chook...chook, and then shooting more rapidly in the reverse arc back to where they'd started -- schik-schik-schik-schik-schick-schik-schik!
	9:56pm Ike: Thumbs up!
	9:56pm TDK60: Night Jesse.
	9:56pm Franco Twinkie: I can only imagine the effect it had in the bar - Chresti at 21...YOW!!!
	9:57pm The Knave: cheers for the beats bro!
	9:57pm chresti: Thanks Jesse! Haha s b/p.
	9:57pm rw: Thanks Jesse! Nice to hang out here for a while this afternoon. Take care everyone.
	9:57pm coelacanth∅: that's too bad chresti Thanks Jesse! take care and Happy Anniversary!
	9:57pm StringOFperils: Sounded okay to me Jesse. Thanks. Pleasant unpacking. Providence. Sounds promising.
	9:58pm coelacanth∅: s b/p i love it!
	9:59pm chresti: I felt like an Emma Peel character
	9:59pm coelacanth∅: is that bad?! did you look like one?!!
	10:00pm Jesse Kaminsky: Thanks all, have a great week!
	10:00pm chresti: Only with a jumpsuit on.
	10:01pm coelacanth∅: 'night Jesse!
	10:01pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Jesse!
	10:02pm WR: Thank you Jesse!

Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from June 9, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
david m	field irrigation system .. / Green Ln, Malton YO17 8TL, UK	Aporee.org		2020
Saito Koji	Niji No Ame "Niji No Ame" by "Saito Koji"	Ame To Reverb		2020	0:20:36 (Pop-up)

Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith	Tides I "Tides I" by "Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith"	Tides	Touchtheplants	2020	1:07:11 (Pop-up)
Marja Ahti	The Altitudes "The Altitudes" by "Marja Ahti"	The Current Inside	Hallow Ground	2020	1:19:05 (Pop-up)
Bookworms	Nguished (Full Version)	Dyslexia Two		2019	1:38:51 (Pop-up)
Roger Eno and Brian Eno	Obsidian "Obsidian" by "Roger Eno and Brian Eno"	Mixing Colours	Deutsche Grammophon	2020	1:55:41 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Domenique Dumont	La Bataille de Neige				2:00:59 (Pop-up)
Regis	Calling Down a Curse "Calling Down a Curse" by "Regis"	Hidden In This Is The Light That You Miss	Downwards	2020	2:04:41 (Pop-up)
DeFeKT	Flow To It (Transparent Sound Remix)	Flow To It EP	Orson Records	2020	2:11:05 (Pop-up)
Isabella	Mind Tear "Mind Tear" by "Isabella"	Melody Depleted	iDEAL Recordings	2020	2:16:41 (Pop-up)
Octave One	Meridian "Meridian" by "Octave One"	The Collective	430 West	1998	2:22:21 (Pop-up)
Ekman	Anker Punten "Anker Punten" by "Ekman"	Kronkel	Shipwrec	2020	2:26:12 (Pop-up)
Pod	Myopsis (Dark Comedy Mix) "Myopsis (Dark Comedy Mix)" by "Pod"	The Vanguard EP	Buzz	1992	2:30:46 (Pop-up)
Roza Terenzi	Yo-Yo "Yo-Yo" by "Roza Terenzi"	Modern Bliss	Planet Euphorique	2020	2:35:28 (Pop-up)
Doxa & Kilbourne	Duncor "Duncor" by "Doxa & Kilbourne"	Ham Shop		2020	2:39:57 (Pop-up)
Mike Dearborn	Birds On E "Birds On E" by "Mike Dearborn"	Moments	Djax-Up-Beats	1995	2:45:48 (Pop-up)
Nídia	Tarraxo do Guetto ft Gamboa	Não Fales Nela Que A Mentes	Príncipe	2020	2:49:50 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:06pm βrian: As much fun as the hissing of summer lawns. Greetings from day 85.
	7:07pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey Brian! let me transport you outside for a minute :)
	7:08pm chresti: Hi Jesse and neighbors!
	7:10pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey chresti!
	7:10pm northguineahills: Wow, Jesse has been here for 421 weeks (GTDS) I just realized! Oh, and, like the tin man, I finally got my heard back! (thanks, fred!) And now, to get my boombox back....
	7:11pm northguineahills: heard=heart
	7:12pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey northguineahills! Is this show 421?! Good to get your heard back too I suppose
	7:14pm WR: I could not figure out the sound now hearing but as soon as I saw the playlist I understood.
	7:16pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey WR! Yeah, it's a bit of a spoiler..
	7:16pm Dave in Vermont: greetings lovers - i don't go to the job tomorrow so i may be able to listen to the whole show - and not from bed slipping into dreams
	7:17pm northguineahills: I believe it was early May, 2012 when you hit GTDS w/ an quiet whisper..... this sprinkler would mage a great sample for a techno hi-hat...
	7:18pm northguineahills: mage=make
	7:18pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey Dave! Dreamland is really the best for radio listening though! Or at least the corridors leading to dreamland.
	7:18pm StringOFperils: You could just build other tracks on top of this rhythm, without even sampling it. It's already relentless machine music.
	7:19pm Jesse Kaminsky: @NGH, yeah May 2012, so many changes since then it's wild! I've now done the show from so many different locations I've lost count.
	7:20pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey StringOfPerils! Really action packed day on the farm here
	7:21pm northguineahills: @SOP: Water Machine Music.
	7:22pm StringOFperils: I'm surprised it isn't more green here with the waterworks. It's sort of a lichen farm.
	7:23pm Jesse Kaminsky: It's early days, this is more of a late season crop
	7:25pm chresti: When my family moved to California, for the first 3 years, we lived next to an orange grove, I remember those sprinklers.
	7:26pm Dave in Vermont: Rainbow Candy
	7:32pm coelacanth∅: hey Jesse, neighbors
	7:35pm WR: niji no ame にじのあめ　虹の雨　rainbow rain
	7:35pm coelacanth∅: i wish i'd gotten here early enough to've heard those sprinklers. if they're the ones i think they are i've taken recordings of them, but there are subtle variations
	7:36pm TDK60: Hello.
	7:36pm Jesse Kaminsky: The other tracks on this Ame To Reverb are this track with a ton of reverb.
	7:37pm northguineahills: @WR: thanks, I still remember ame, but my brain lost the word Niki in the last 30 years...
	7:37pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey coelacanthø! Hello TDK60!
	7:38pm coelacanth∅: i guess ame is rain (as i know umi is sea)
	7:40pm βrian: And umami? (A neighbor's nickname.)
	7:41pm WR: NGH, niji / rainbow is new word for me, had to look it up. I have been exposed to Japanese for about 30 years and now trying to actually learn it.
	7:42pm WR: Since the subject has come up NGH, from other comments it seems you lived in Japan for a while?
	7:44pm northguineahills: @WR: I grew up in Japan, and was conversational when I left. I've lost a lot of the language, but remember the grammar structure. I still remember hiragana, and can phonetically pronounce it, but I don't remember most of the words. The only Kanji I know is place names.
	7:46pm coelacanth∅: i used to live across a small river from a corn/sunflower field/ that pumped water from the river to a water canon. my first summer after moving in i thought someone was shooting substantial guns at fairly regular intervals for hours at a time -which pissed me off so i started walking, looking for the source of the sound. laughed loud when i saw the irrigation system!
	7:47pm coelacanth∅: (isn't unami a word i know from sushi restaurants?)
	7:49pm WR: うまみ　umami, can mean taste or flavor. As a nick name I can't say of that is what it is from. Several related shades of meaning on that one
	7:50pm StringOFperils: Umami is one of your five basic taste senses
	7:50pm WR: Unagi is eel.
	7:50pm βrian: Damn, that must've been irrigating.
	7:51pm coelacanth∅: oh that's right. knew it was food-related.
	7:51pm StringOFperils: Unagi is sort of umami (savoury/delicious)
	7:51pm northguineahills: unami is also a one of the Algonquin tribes that was originally found in central Jersey.
	7:51pm βrian: "Umami: she so fine!"
	7:51pm WR: Sounds like either driving rain or light hail.
	7:52pm northguineahills: trans-lingual homophones intrigue me...
	7:53pm coelacanth∅: well WR i knew someone who's nickname in high school (before i met her) was "spice" so unami's the same idea
	7:54pm coelacanth∅: and unaga? is that unami? it's been so many years since i've seen that available in a restaurant i don't remember what it tasted like
	7:55pm WR: βrian when you wrote neighbor I assumed male so wasn't sure how umami would apply to a guy.
	7:55pm northguineahills: @βrian:Hey Umami!
	7:55pm coelacanth∅: (...oh it's anago, not unaga... though i'm sure i saw it called that on a menu when i first started having sushi)
	7:56pm WR: Anago is sea eel. Unagi is river eel.
	7:57pm StringOFperils: Panago is a cheap pizza
	7:57pm βrian: @WR: Nay, a mother of two, actually.
	7:58pm StringOFperils: Bottleupango is a blues clam.
	8:00pm coelacanth∅: i knew someone named Ayumi. she said "I, you, me", pointing to herself, then me, then herself. easiest japanese name to remember!
	8:01pm βrian: Time for some miso ...
	8:01pm coelacanth∅: yeah now i want sushi!
	8:01pm WR: Sound is good. So you've moved?
	8:01pm TDK60: Well, congrats.
	8:04pm WR: Sad about the mask thing for most people of the USA. They focus on if they need protection rather that it is polite, considerate to others.
	8:04pm chresti: Congratulations and yikes, Jesse.
	8:07pm TDK60: Boston-to-Providence At my distance that seems close, but there may subtle differences known to New Englanders.
	8:08pm Jesse Kaminsky: It's understandable that people are worried about themselves but for so many people the worry ends there
	8:09pm Jesse Kaminsky: @TDK60, it's very close on a grand scale but I think the quality of life is nicer here, our current situation was coming to an end so we just kind of slipped south a little. Strange time to move to be sure, we couldn't see the new place in person until we moved in
	8:10pm StringOFperils: It certainly makes the field of virology more challenging. Virtually impossible to contain a moving and evolving pathogen. Seems easy for people to turn their backs on that.
	8:32pm βrian: I've heard there are people buying homes in our area, sight unseen. (Not speculators)
	8:33pm TDK60: Easy to ignore if no one you know is sick. I've seen some people who seem to not wear masks as some sort of rebellion. It's not rebellion.
	8:33pm chresti: Wups, our electricity just got knocked out 25 minutes ago
	8:34pm TDK60: Storm chresti, or planned?
	8:36pm Jesse Kaminsky: @chresti, hope everythings ok!
	8:38pm chresti: It's hot, not planned. I reported it to SCE,.It's back on now.
	8:48pm Jesse Kaminsky: Glad you're back in business, always exciting I guess!
	8:48pm rw: Hello! I'm not sure if I've been here before. I don't recognize the turquoise. Are we talking about masks? I just heard the Chief Health Officer here resigned because she was getting death threats.
	8:50pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey rw! I change it up occasionally but this has been my color for a couple years now at least
	8:50pm TDK60: RW, where is your 'here'?
	8:51pm rw: Hey Jesse! I know I've heard your show before, but maybe haven't hit the comments. TDK, Orange County, CA
	8:51pm Uncle Michael: I like the way this volcano percolates.
	8:53pm TDK60: I'm a-gonna threaten yer life fer tryin' to save mine! dagnabbit!
	8:53pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey Michael! This is the background music to the volcano training video I'm watching
	8:54pm βrian: Obey, volcano!
	8:54pm Dave in Vermont: What kind of life leads you into a career training volcanoes?
	8:55pm Franco Twinkie: I wish it would rain right now.
	8:55pm rw: TDK, right? What's wrong with people? It can be weird here but I'm doing my best.
	8:56pm TDK60: RW, you know, the other day, I just had to pinch myself. At least I didn't punch myself.
	8:56pm rw: Franco! I did a medium long-ish bike ride this afternoon and almost passed out.
	8:57pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey Franco Twinkie, you missed the rain it was in the first hour..
	8:58pm Franco Twinkie: Fooey! I was asleep.
	8:58pm βrian: The rain reigns here, at the moment. Very nice.
	9:04pm chresti: It's a mixed bag of careful, masked people and careless unmasked people, at work.
	9:04pm Uncle Michael: The reign in Spain falls mainly in the 20th century. This just in, Generalissimo Francisco Franco is still dead.
	9:07pm StringOFperils: I like the new commando-in-the-field sound. It's the future.
	9:08pm Franco Twinkie: Rhode Island, Wow! That to me is very exotic.
	9:08pm WR: Wait, the Eno Eno cut was your mic break bed music?
	9:08pm Jesse Kaminsky: Field service radio returns! I'll broadcast from anywhere basically but it takes a couple of shows to get the tones to calm down
	9:09pm Jesse Kaminsky: Oops, thanks WR corrected that!
	9:11pm StringOFperils: Pesky acoustics. You should do one show from inside a box fort. With a flashlight and a bag of chips.
	9:12pm βrian: Dane county, where I live. is slightly larger than RI.
	9:12pm WR: For those who've been reading comments since the start, I just finished making making ramen for dinner, and I swear that was my plan even before our little Japanese words chat.
	9:12pm Jesse Kaminsky: @Franco, it's pretty exotic in a buttoned up new england way, our house has a historical sign on the front even though it isn't that fancy
	9:14pm Jesse Kaminsky: Update: my new studio has doors on it unlike the last one which was more open plan. The good news is that I can lock my cat out now if he's acting up but the bad news is that he's very mad at me for it
	9:15pm coelacanth∅: i had ramen soup (fixed-up) for breakfast/lunch and man i loved every bit of it! just ate a cucumber/onion sandwich on pure rye and some almonds. loved every bite of that too!
	9:15pm βrian: Obey kitty.
	9:17pm Jesse Kaminsky: I do, usually.
	9:17pm coelacanth∅: i think Bryce's first and probably subsequent shows, av, where from bed, with cat and snacks
	9:19pm StringOFperils: I think I pledged for that.
	9:20pm Franco Twinkie: Jesse, the farthest North I have been on the East coast is that park at the top of Manhattan where the Cloisters are.
	9:20pm TDK60: If some wiccans met for a drum circle deep in a Rhode Island forest, could we call that Eastern Mysticism?
	9:21pm Jesse Kaminsky: That's a fun park!
	9:21pm TDK60: Franco! I live real near there, Fort Tryon Park. A real oasis.
	9:23pm still b/p: RI can only fit a drum semi-circle.
	9:23pm WR: Yes, cheap instant ramen with added stuff can be tasty.
	9:24pm chresti: The northeastern most I've ever been, was Quebec, I think.
	9:25pm chresti: Haha still b/p.
	9:26pm TDK60: Chresti, Le Québec est très grand!
	9:26pm StringOFperils: Fort Tryon Park is a nice area. I liked the vibe up there. Interesting to imagine its former military importance when you look at over the Hudson.
	9:27pm chresti: TDK60, might be Near Eastern Mysticism.
	9:27pm βrian: But Mystic is in Connecticut.
	9:28pm Franco Twinkie: I know!I went there with a friend who lived on the LES and we got stoned in the bushes before we went in to look at the tapestries. He had to go to work downtown and left me there. I stayed till the place closed and was so high I got lost and found myself walking onto the freeway that goes into the Bronx. I came to my senses enough to get myself back on a train downtown, but wound up getting off at 165th street in Harlem. That was real fun.
	9:29pm Doug Schulkind: Hello, Noisers!
	9:29pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey Doug!
	9:31pm chresti: ..And @9:26, oui!
	9:31pm TDK60: Ft.T.P. is where the annual NYC Medieval fest is. Those weirdos.
	9:32pm Uncle Michael: I spent a lot of time in Mystic as a kid.
	9:33pm Jesse Kaminsky: CAT ON THE TURNTABLES!
	9:34pm StringOFperils: It's payback time.
	9:35pm Franco Twinkie: TDK,is that like the Renaissance Fair we have here? Tons of weirdos at that.
	9:36pm TDK60: Franco, I suppose. (Byrds wrote a tune called such.)
	9:36pm still b/p: Wish I could go further someday, but most northern trip in the east was when I got off a train at a remote rail maintenance shed in Quebec near Labrador border with friends to backpack/sled-pack around in the woods. When we returned to same track spot days later, the expected train went right by us. They'd not seen us in the nearly full dark there at the not-regular stop, but a crew member suddenly remembered it was pick-up day. The train stopped a ways beyond us -- you could smell the braking , then it baaaaaaacked up slowly to git us.
	9:36pm coelacanth∅: the renaissance fair that lasts all summer(?) here is in tuxedo ny
	9:38pm coelacanth∅: i know people who make lots of money selling chainmail clothing, knives, henna tattoos...
	9:39pm WR: Still B/P, good that they spotted you and were able to roll back. But if not at least you had gear for another night out.
	9:39pm coelacanth∅: s b/p that was nice of them. ...of course it should be expected but i would expect it here.
	9:40pm TDK60: Yeah coel, there's a whole scene, vendors. I'm not in it. But the fair is big, open to the public. I can blend in with my long hair and usually bring my Serb-Croat tamburitza instrument which can pass for some medieval mandolin...
	9:40pm coelacanth∅: (would NOT)
	9:41pm Franco Twinkie: Oh yeah, that is a great song. Use to be a gathering of the tribes kind of thing, but then it moved off the ranch to a gravel pit, so who the hell know what goes on there now. Chainmail fashion shows , I suspect.
	9:43pm StringOFperils: What this needs is lawn sprinklers.
	9:43pm Jesse Kaminsky: MORE SPRINKLERS!
	9:43pm coelacanth∅: knowing one person i know that does the chainmail i'd attend a chainmail fashion show! (but i don't have much interest in the ren fair)
	9:44pm The Knave: Bangin!
	9:44pm Uncle Michael: Rainbird controlled midi triggers.
	9:46pm Uncle Michael: www.youtube.com...
	9:46pm Jesse Kaminsky: I'm trying but the sprinkler is too slow to mix in here :'(
	9:46pm Jesse Kaminsky: Hey Knave!
	9:46pm StringOFperils: UM with the irrigation-system knowledge! We must be in Kansas. (Had to look that up.)
	9:48pm The Knave: @Jesse Heya! ... Glad to be tuning on in!
	9:51pm chresti: I was given a chainmail jumpsuit for my 21st birthday, the only time I wore it was when we went a bar hopping in Hollywood, on birthday night
	9:53pm TDK60: Hopping musta been heavy in that...
	9:53pm coelacanth∅: my sister got a small garden sized rainbird sprinkler and it really doesn't work well. i think maybe the commercial stuff is where they spend their money for design and development
	9:54pm Doug Schulkind: We could all use a small garden sized rainbird sprinkler right about now.
	9:55pm Franco Twinkie: I want to play in the sprinkler just about now.
	9:55pm coelacanth∅: that sounds amazing chresti! how well did it fit? (...or did you get measured for it)
	9:55pm chresti: It wasn't very comfortable, that's for sure.
	9:56pm still b/p: Knew a couple guys in the midwest long ago who worked a summer installing Rain Bird sprinklers. They sometimes did the Rain Bird dance on the dance-floor, with a pointed finger firing around an arc in one direction -- chook...chook...chook...chook, and then shooting more rapidly in the reverse arc back to where they'd started -- schik-schik-schik-schik-schick-schik-schik!
	9:56pm Ike: Thumbs up!
	9:56pm TDK60: Night Jesse.
	9:56pm Franco Twinkie: I can only imagine the effect it had in the bar - Chresti at 21...YOW!!!
	9:57pm The Knave: cheers for the beats bro!
	9:57pm chresti: Thanks Jesse! Haha s b/p.
	9:57pm rw: Thanks Jesse! Nice to hang out here for a while this afternoon. Take care everyone.
	9:57pm coelacanth∅: that's too bad chresti Thanks Jesse! take care and Happy Anniversary!
	9:57pm StringOFperils: Sounded okay to me Jesse. Thanks. Pleasant unpacking. Providence. Sounds promising.
	9:58pm coelacanth∅: s b/p i love it!
	9:59pm chresti: I felt like an Emma Peel character
	9:59pm coelacanth∅: is that bad?! did you look like one?!!
	10:00pm Jesse Kaminsky: Thanks all, have a great week!
	10:00pm chresti: Only with a jumpsuit on.
	10:01pm coelacanth∅: 'night Jesse!
	10:01pm Uncle Michael: Thanks, Jesse!
	10:02pm WR: Thank you Jesse!

Neighbors Noise with Jesse Kaminsky: Playlist from June 9, 2020

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