WFMU: Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from August 12, 2010

Listener comments!
	3:16pm Cecile: that's a fantastic use of that classic harmonica blues. WOW.
	3:17pm Mike East: WOOO!
	3:20pm north guinea hills: I love Strosnek, fun film (in my world)
	3:21pm Wunde: hello from berlin and thanks for being back
	3:22pm Dead Corporate Eyes: welcome back Fabio. and welcome back GIANT MAN!
	3:33pm annie: fabio..........................................
	3:33pm dale: The nytimes had a video of bruno s. reprising that song in that same alley just a couple of years ago. he's basically a street performer living hand to mouth still.
	3:34pm Wunde: the double rainbow of wfmu shows
	3:35pm dale: NOOOO! http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/26/arts/26iht-bruno.1.18918831.html
	3:38pm Looms: Nice to have you back, Fabio! All agreed about these amazing movies. RIP Bruno Schleinstein.
	3:40pm Cecile: the guy from Charalambides?
	3:45pm Jonathan Skinner: Hey Fabio, Thanks for the Bruno S tribute (& for the great music generally). So sad to hear of his passing. As you played the Stroszek excerpts I was wondering, how is that Bruno S? Now I know (or can only guess) . . . Anyways, I guess you didn't catch this article in the NY Times year before last--there was a fantastic (current to the time of the article) clip of Bruno S playing and singing. Maybe you can find it on YouTube. http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/26/arts/26iht-bruno.1.18918831.html?scp=4&sq=Bruno%20Herzog&st=cse Best, Jonathan
	3:47pm dale: love this tidbit (true or false) from imdb: He was very difficult to work with, though, sometimes needing several hours of screaming before he could do a scene
	3:48pm north guinea hills: Tom Carter is of the Charlambides.
	3:50pm Mike East: off to pickup the young one from school. Enjoy the rest of Thursday everyone!
	3:59pm dale: i'd like to know more about the really short guy who's in herzogs early stuff, from heart of glass on.
	4:04pm yipyap: i'm job hunting to this music...
	4:05pm Sterling: amazing set for a whippet brunch. thank you!
	4:07pm Looms: Agreed! The previous track reminded me of Empirical Sleeping Consort somehow.
	4:07pm Dead Corporate Eyes: "whippet brunch"--another great band name!
	4:08pm yipyap: "another great band name! " -- only if yer on whippets
	4:09pm nyoukis: welcome back suave man. great Bruno tribute,, and now to the space rock, i would like to see a fabio vs franecki arm wrestle, total geek fetishists dream,,, i wonder whos stick thin arm would snap first?
	4:15pm Looms: Now i'm becoming seasick...
	4:19pm Dead Corporate Eyes: http://www.marinemedical.com/articles/seasick.htm
	4:23pm Looms: Thanks DCE! Though, there's nothing there about how to prevent seasickness while listening to STF.
	4:26pm postmanpaul: Nice show Fabio - magnificently sullen apres sunset cloudy sky here on the UK south coast this evening and everything is cool.
	4:38pm Butt McKenzie: Fab's got that juicy mouth today.
	4:52pm sister Hairy Hymen: This is good
	4:53pm sister Hairy Hymen: is it Chinese?
	4:56pm tj: man, this is good. Wish i could figure out what it is before i leave work. guess i'll have to tune in at home!
	5:00pm MuttonChops: Welcome to 5 pm
	5:08pm Ike: GREAT to hear you again, Fabio. Ah, "The Conversation." That was one of the dullest and slowest-moving and most anti-climactic "classic" films I ever saw on TCM HD. Maybe it was cutting-edge in the 70s but if so it hasn't aged well. Some interesting bits audio-wise though, and I loved that Borful Tang version!
	5:10pm MuttonChops: Where did you find my college demo tapes?
	5:11pm north guinea hills: I actually enjoyed the "Conversation", and have seen it many, many times!
	5:12pm steve: anyone know what this lovely talkback music is?
	5:13pm MuttonChops: Does this setlist come with a bong?
	5:16pm Cecile: Is that the same Michael Snow who wrote the music for the X-Files? They did their production in Canada.
	5:19pm Ike: Yeah NGH, a lot of people seem to like it, but it bored the hell outta me. I think I was in the mood for something more plot-heavy at that moment, not a trance-y meditation. Speaking of 70s movies, recently saw Serpico for the first time on TCM and liked that a LOT.
	5:20pm Cecile: never mind, that's Mark Snow.
	5:23pm dale: just saw blow up. i thought it would be more thriller, less period piece of swinging london.
	5:29pm Cecile: dale - same here. But Walkabout blew me away, even with some dated weirdness. Really powerful
	5:31pm dale: walkabout's actually on my queue, if you mean the australian film.
	5:33pm dale: i was actually expecting a bit more chemistry between hemmings and redgrave - didn't she have his baby child? oh no, that was franco nero.
	5:35pm Cecile: yes, the film Nick Roeg directed in the Outback.
	5:36pm Cecile: I kind of hated most of Blow Up, sorry to say.
	5:49pm Cecile: but this has been a really transporting show, Fabio. Great stuff.
	5:49pm Ike: Yeah! This show just keeps getting more mega-tingly-tacular.
	5:50pm Looms: :)
	5:51pm dale: mega-tingly-tacular? sound like something from toys in babeland.
	5:54pm Ike: Har har har. Yeah, not one of my best efforts. Heh. How about spectacu-licious?
	7:48pm jonathan: thanks for doing this for bruno s. love his films and him.

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from August 12, 2010

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August 12, 2010: One and All for Failure

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Artist	Track	Album
James Last	Mr. Giant Man "Mr. Giant Man" by "James Last"	Voodoo Party
Sonny Terry	Lost John "Lost John" by "Sonny Terry"	Folkways Years
Bruno S	performs in courtyard from Stroszek	Stroszek (film extract)
actors	auction of trailer scene "auction of trailer scene" by "actors"	Stroszek (film extract)
chicken	Dancing Chicken finale "Dancing Chicken finale" by "chicken"	Stroszek (film extract)
Tom Carter	Royal Bel Air "Royal Bel Air" by "Tom Carter"	Shots at Infinity 2

Jon Mueller	Remembered As "Remembered As" by "Jon Mueller"	The Whole
Jon Mueller	Hearts "Hearts" by "Jon Mueller"	The Whole
The Vocokesh	Untitled "Untitled" by "The Vocokesh"	Smile! and point at the Mountain?
Michael Snow	Short Wavelength "Short Wavelength" by "Michael Snow"	2 Radio Solos
Ennio Morricone	The Man With The Harmonica	Once Upon a Time in the West
Sun Circle	Tambouras "Tambouras" by "Sun Circle"	Lessness

Gordon Monahan	Revolving around you	Saskatchewan Sound Installation
LO JENGI	Dans Les Toilettes Du Paradis	Dans Les Toilettes Du Paradis/Eläköön Mummo
Infinite Light	Baptised by Intuition	Infinite Light/Vibracathedral Orchestra split 7"
Harmony Korine	Untitled "Untitled" by "Harmony Korine"	Trash Humpers OST
Harmony Korine	Untitled "Untitled" by "Harmony Korine"	Trash Humpers OST
Borful Tang	The Conversation "The Conversation" by "Borful Tang"	Herd & Unherd
Gordon Monahan	A theremin inside the Piano	Saskatchewan Sound Installation

Borful Tang	Herd & Unherd "Herd & Unherd" by "Borful Tang"	Herd & Unherd
Daphne Oram	Look at Life "Look at Life" by "Daphne Oram"	The Untold Story of the British Space Programme 7''
Fennesz/Daniell/Buck	Heat from Light	Knoxville
Hal Rammel	Dust of Details (excerpt)	Midwest Disquiet
Aaron Martin & Machinefabriek	Cello Drowning	Celloo Recycling/Cello Drowning
Rhys Chatham	A Rite for Samhain "A Rite for Samhain" by "Rhys Chatham"	The Bern Project

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Listener comments!
	3:16pm Cecile: that's a fantastic use of that classic harmonica blues. WOW.
	3:17pm Mike East: WOOO!
	3:20pm north guinea hills: I love Strosnek, fun film (in my world)
	3:21pm Wunde: hello from berlin and thanks for being back
	3:22pm Dead Corporate Eyes: welcome back Fabio. and welcome back GIANT MAN!
	3:33pm annie: fabio..........................................
	3:33pm dale: The nytimes had a video of bruno s. reprising that song in that same alley just a couple of years ago. he's basically a street performer living hand to mouth still.
	3:34pm Wunde: the double rainbow of wfmu shows
	3:35pm dale: NOOOO! http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/26/arts/26iht-bruno.1.18918831.html
	3:38pm Looms: Nice to have you back, Fabio! All agreed about these amazing movies. RIP Bruno Schleinstein.
	3:40pm Cecile: the guy from Charalambides?
	3:45pm Jonathan Skinner: Hey Fabio, Thanks for the Bruno S tribute (& for the great music generally). So sad to hear of his passing. As you played the Stroszek excerpts I was wondering, how is that Bruno S? Now I know (or can only guess) . . . Anyways, I guess you didn't catch this article in the NY Times year before last--there was a fantastic (current to the time of the article) clip of Bruno S playing and singing. Maybe you can find it on YouTube. http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/26/arts/26iht-bruno.1.18918831.html?scp=4&sq=Bruno%20Herzog&st=cse Best, Jonathan
	3:47pm dale: love this tidbit (true or false) from imdb: He was very difficult to work with, though, sometimes needing several hours of screaming before he could do a scene
	3:48pm north guinea hills: Tom Carter is of the Charlambides.
	3:50pm Mike East: off to pickup the young one from school. Enjoy the rest of Thursday everyone!
	3:59pm dale: i'd like to know more about the really short guy who's in herzogs early stuff, from heart of glass on.
	4:04pm yipyap: i'm job hunting to this music...
	4:05pm Sterling: amazing set for a whippet brunch. thank you!
	4:07pm Looms: Agreed! The previous track reminded me of Empirical Sleeping Consort somehow.
	4:07pm Dead Corporate Eyes: "whippet brunch"--another great band name!
	4:08pm yipyap: "another great band name! " -- only if yer on whippets
	4:09pm nyoukis: welcome back suave man. great Bruno tribute,, and now to the space rock, i would like to see a fabio vs franecki arm wrestle, total geek fetishists dream,,, i wonder whos stick thin arm would snap first?
	4:15pm Looms: Now i'm becoming seasick...
	4:19pm Dead Corporate Eyes: http://www.marinemedical.com/articles/seasick.htm
	4:23pm Looms: Thanks DCE! Though, there's nothing there about how to prevent seasickness while listening to STF.
	4:26pm postmanpaul: Nice show Fabio - magnificently sullen apres sunset cloudy sky here on the UK south coast this evening and everything is cool.
	4:38pm Butt McKenzie: Fab's got that juicy mouth today.
	4:52pm sister Hairy Hymen: This is good
	4:53pm sister Hairy Hymen: is it Chinese?
	4:56pm tj: man, this is good. Wish i could figure out what it is before i leave work. guess i'll have to tune in at home!
	5:00pm MuttonChops: Welcome to 5 pm
	5:08pm Ike: GREAT to hear you again, Fabio. Ah, "The Conversation." That was one of the dullest and slowest-moving and most anti-climactic "classic" films I ever saw on TCM HD. Maybe it was cutting-edge in the 70s but if so it hasn't aged well. Some interesting bits audio-wise though, and I loved that Borful Tang version!
	5:10pm MuttonChops: Where did you find my college demo tapes?
	5:11pm north guinea hills: I actually enjoyed the "Conversation", and have seen it many, many times!
	5:12pm steve: anyone know what this lovely talkback music is?
	5:13pm MuttonChops: Does this setlist come with a bong?
	5:16pm Cecile: Is that the same Michael Snow who wrote the music for the X-Files? They did their production in Canada.
	5:19pm Ike: Yeah NGH, a lot of people seem to like it, but it bored the hell outta me. I think I was in the mood for something more plot-heavy at that moment, not a trance-y meditation. Speaking of 70s movies, recently saw Serpico for the first time on TCM and liked that a LOT.
	5:20pm Cecile: never mind, that's Mark Snow.
	5:23pm dale: just saw blow up. i thought it would be more thriller, less period piece of swinging london.
	5:29pm Cecile: dale - same here. But Walkabout blew me away, even with some dated weirdness. Really powerful
	5:31pm dale: walkabout's actually on my queue, if you mean the australian film.
	5:33pm dale: i was actually expecting a bit more chemistry between hemmings and redgrave - didn't she have his baby child? oh no, that was franco nero.
	5:35pm Cecile: yes, the film Nick Roeg directed in the Outback.
	5:36pm Cecile: I kind of hated most of Blow Up, sorry to say.
	5:49pm Cecile: but this has been a really transporting show, Fabio. Great stuff.
	5:49pm Ike: Yeah! This show just keeps getting more mega-tingly-tacular.
	5:50pm Looms: :)
	5:51pm dale: mega-tingly-tacular? sound like something from toys in babeland.
	5:54pm Ike: Har har har. Yeah, not one of my best efforts. Heh. How about spectacu-licious?
	7:48pm jonathan: thanks for doing this for bruno s. love his films and him.

Strength Through Failure with Fabio: Playlist from August 12, 2010

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