WFMU: Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from January 17, 2019

Listener comments!
	12:00pm John from Florham Park: I am first ha ha
	12:01pm Linda Lee: i stand by my belief that the woman cannot sing. i respect her for her life story, but she can't sing. hello Olivia!
	12:01pm blee: First is the Worst!
	12:05pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Marianne's voice has been growing on me. There must be a solvent to remove it??!?!
	12:06pm steveo: ++ yay
	12:07pm tadpoles: Sorry LL disagree....I love her '60's voice....of course it is always subjective. Cheers.
	12:08pm zpulpa: I would love to have a party that is set to hours of Radio Ravioli
	12:09pm Linda Lee: i'm shamed to be blessed with a sharp sense of pitch. that means flat hurts. i cringe!~ frankly, i think she's always been conscious of her shortcomings & resented the fact that she made it on her looks. but of course she did! without the sexy schoolgirl vibe Oldham wouldn't have even seen her! & a desire for pop stardom means she'll go on with it anyway. the conflict ruined her, though.
	12:09pm Linda Lee: if we all agreed on music this board would be incredibly boring.
	12:10pm John from Florham Park: @linda lee if you are talking about marianne faithful, you are right he claim to fame was being mick jaggers girlfriend
	12:11pm mrdonutsu: I'll take Marianne over Nico 10x.
	12:11pm Johnzon: If someone can sing on key and naturally (without putting unnecessary strain on their vocal chords) in my book that means they can sing... whether or not they sing WELL or in a way that appeals to me is a different story
	12:11pm sphere: hello hello
	12:11pm Linda Lee: John, she was actually picked up at a party by a budding rock promoter, Andrew Oldham, who also managed the Stones. he made a pop star out of her! hit records & fame at 17! then Jagger hooked up with her.
	12:12pm melinda: Love the sounds, Danny Lyon too.
	12:13pm Krys O.: Hello, Olivia and everyone!
	12:13pm Linda Lee: that's my issue with poor Marianne. she tends to fly flat as often as not. that means she's not on key, to my ears. have you ever seen her tv appearance with Bowie singing 'I Got You Babe'? it's painful to hear, she's so incredibly flat.
	12:14pm Johnzon: my ears are not so sharp... nope sounds like it's not worth looking up tho lol
	12:14pm Linda Lee: in any case the poor thing is old, heavy, lame & lonely in her Paris apartment as we speak. so bless her for making it, as addicts sometimes do make it. i'll leave her alone now.
	12:14pm blee: bummer bro
	12:14pm mrdonutsu: Iggy played this one the other day on his BBC show - from Marianne's latest album. I thought it was pretty amazing: www.youtube.com...
	12:15pm mrdonutsu: I can only hope I do as well when I'm heavy, lame and lonely.
	12:15pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Linda Lee, i'm glad i don't have that sharp sense, I think i have the opposite— i really enjoy "off" and discordant sounds. You would NOT like to hear me sing, though i DO have the capability of singing in tune, i just prefer not to.
	12:17pm Linda Lee: i love discord that doesn't try to be something else. adore it.
	12:17pm blee: I'm with Granny Spice. I enjoy me some off tune singing.
	12:18pm Linda Lee: mr donuts ~ i'm willing to bet very few lonely old people have cuddly photos taken with Mick Jagger over their toilet bowls.
	12:20pm Linda Lee: i did love 'broken english' & heard her sing at the bottom line on her comeback. i recorded the show clandestinely on my walkman, but it sounded so bad i taped over it.
	12:20pm melinda: So many great vocalists don't sing well. @Granny I'm the opposite, I don't think I have the capability of singing in tune and wish I could. I can hear the difference.
	12:23pm Linda Lee: lots of great vocalists aren't trained singers & therefore don't 'sing well'. billie holiday was self-trained. she could carry a tune in key, though. and how. just stay with the key. that's all i ask!
	12:24pm Granny Spicy Tuna: melinda: A friend of mine was working with a voice coach and discovered that the reason she sang so off key was because her sense of hearing tone was so keen it was throwing her voice off.
	12:24pm mb: hi Livies and listeners. Heating up a habanero chicken here if that sounds appealing to anyone
	12:25pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Linda Lee: i change keys unpredictably, it drives people crazy!
	12:25pm Linda Lee: yes, you get to the point where the instrument is off & it throws you.
	12:27pm Passaic River Blues: This track, I suspect, is a Marty McSorley-approved Andean banger.
	12:28pm Linda Lee: one of my favorite vocalists: Lou Reed. the man didn't even sing ~ but he did it in key!
	12:29pm Linda Lee: @Granny, that's not fair! :-D :-D
	12:29pm John from Florham Park: Linda lee now your talking I miss Lou reed
	12:30pm mendhamMikey: test
	12:30pm Johnzon: MB... sure does! Ill go start the car... you live in Jersey? See you in ten hours... better save me some!
	12:31pm Linda Lee: i'm afraid i stopped listening after 'magic & loss'. but that's more than enough! ~ sad to say, a beloved gentleman who raised me knew the Factory people, but never took me to see the VU!
	12:34pm Johnzon: Magic and Loss is great!!! "Warrior King" is soooo due for a resurgence... surprisingly I don't think Ive heard it played on FMU yet.
	12:34pm Linda Lee: rock & roll wasn't really his thing.
	12:35pm Linda Lee: Johzon, i'm pretty sure i heard some of 'warrior king' on the station when Lou passed.
	12:35pm yippie: louie louie
	12:36pm Johnzon: yea... it just seems like the perfect song for the Orange Nero era
	12:39pm Johnzon: Life is like Mayonnaise soda
	12:41pm mb: Roll on over J. Once you cross the border i'm a 1/2hr or about 45mins away.
	12:43pm Johnzon: On my way!
	12:45pm Linda Lee: was it 'new york' that came just before 'magic & loss'? love 'new york'. ~ i'll ask now, though: what is it with these born-again heterosexuals? they're like ex-alcoholics!
	12:47pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Linda Lee, heh. Yeah, i was a bit annoyed at Bowie saying that experimenting with homosexual experiences was the "worst thing" he had ever done. C'mon, dude!!!!
	12:48pm PERSONATOR from Highland Park NJ: SO DOPE.
	12:49pm Granny Spicy Tuna: "Worst mistake" rather…
	12:49pm Assi: Olivia you're show is Pure Art, greeting from Tel Aviv
	12:49pm Gsus: Radio Ravioli blows the mind
	🍝 12:51pm diciassette: Something like flashes, sparks, or magic missiles were coming out of my speakers earlier. It was crazy.
	12:54pm John from Florham Park: Hey fellow WFMU listeners serious qusstion besides us from the tristate are where else do we have listeners, I know there are some from England, but where else do we have some listeners
	12:54pm zpulpa: Baltimore MD here!
	12:55pm melinda: I'm in Maine.
	12:55pm John from Florham Park: Melinda ever run into Stephen king
	12:56pm John from Florham Park: Zpulpa love your 98 rock
	12:57pm The Oscar: Just tuning back in, from the outskirts of Boston!
	12:58pm John from Florham Park: Oscar is there a way your patriots can lose on Sunday
	12:58pm Granny Spicy Tuna: San Juan Islands, Washington State in da house!
	12:59pm Mr. Palchepo.: Oklahoma.
	12:59pm zpulpa: @Granny Spicy Tuna, im planning a cross country trip that will hopefully take me up to the San Juans this summer! I have always wanted to visit.
	1:00pm John from Florham Park: Granny do you ever listen to KEXP?
	1:00pm The Oscar: Dunno, but I'm glad to hear they're playing-- means no one will be at the grocery store when I go shopping!
	1:00pm Johnzon: Detroit!
	1:00pm rw: Morning! My mom's name is Harriet. She always hated it. I think she's finally come to terms with it though.
	1:00pm John from Florham Park: Palchepo wow interesting state OK
	1:01pm Davee: Olivia is on and the day is much better
	1:01pm melinda: @John not yet!
	1:04pm zpulpa: I hope everyone is finding some coziness this winter!
	1:04pm Passaic River Blues: I know nothing about it, but "Philip K. Discs" is a genius name for a record label.
	1:04pm Granny Spicy Tuna: zpulpa, wonderful! So beautiful, and some of the best kayaking and bicycling in the world (so the experts tell me)
	1:04pm Mr. Palchepo.: @ John I don’t know if I’d go that far-interesting.
	1:05pm John from Florham Park: @oscar that is good nobody to clog the aisles And milinda oh well well
	1:05pm coelacanth∅: greetings Olivia and others
	1:05pm John from Florham Park: I meant Melinda sorry
	1:06pm Granny Spicy Tuna: John: when i'm driving through/around the Seattle area, i often tune into KEXP. I also like KUPS in Tacoma.
	🍝 1:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Raviolinis!
	1:07pm John from Florham Park: Palchepo was trying to be nice about it(G)
	1:10pm John from Florham Park: Granny will check out kups too thanks
	1:10pm zpulpa: I love how the message board always in some way brings up concerns of geography. Music and place, music is a place i suppose.
	1:11pm Hi from Holland: Aloha
	1:12pm turmoil∅: state of turmoil represent
	1:13pm John from Florham Park: Holland aloha to you too
	1:14pm John from Florham Park: @Zpulpa and other topics too
	1:14pm Booz: Here in Puppetland, the weather is fine.
	1:16pm Michael 98145: aloha nui loa
	1:16pm zpulpa: @John from Florham Park, of course!
	1:17pm zopa: mahalo olivia. great show.
	1:18pm coelacanth∅: the weather's always fine in puppetland,no? (except when it rains and the puppets melt but that never happened)
	1:18pm John from Florham Park: Olivia I second that great show
	1:19pm Ike: Hi!
	1:20pm Booz: In Puppetland the rain is made from tinsel and unspooled cassette tapes, so no one gets seriously injured.
	1:24pm coelacanth∅: nice! - and unspooling after passing playheads, presumably...playing?
	1:27pm yippie: almighty opp is an LA puppet show, which gives free tapes of their original music to some people in the audience
	1:29pm coelacanth∅: yippie! i want to be in l.a. for the first time in my life now
	1:30pm mrdonutsu: I should re-release all the unsold copies I have of my cassette from the early 90s. Even the tape itself is now vintage!
	1:30pm zopa: liking cassettes and not liking cassettes. there is no contradiction.
	1:30pm The Oscar: For much of my childhood my family exclusively listened to cassettes (as well as the radio). Somewhere deep in my reptile brain, part of me still considers cassettes "normal" and CDs "fancy."
	1:30pm Booz: @coelacanth∅ - how wonderful to think of the raindrops passing playheads as they fall.
	1:32pm Booz: Haley Fohr and Susanne Languille also at that Matana Roberts show. Looking forward to a big evening.
	1:32pm βrian: Nice to be back in the Ravioli after a week off.
	1:32pm zpulpa: I also think about this a lot Olivia, and I always come back to my experiences making physical tape loops and making mixes on a four-track and how much joy and calm that has brought me, so I do think there is a special element to the physical form for me. Your show has inspired me to revisit my tape splicing and mixing activities! I think you play the tapes like an instrument!
	1:33pm Booz: Somebody once told me it's MAH-ta-na, but I honestly don't know. Anyone else?
	1:33pm diciassette: Cassettes have a certain quality that I really like when I listen to them on a good deck. To me they sound best with 7506s on.
	1:34pm coelacanth∅: zpulpa Do It!
	1:43pm Rich in Washington: I'm listening to this show through 7506s.
	1:45pm Rich in Washington: This mix is incredible, Olivia!
	1:46pm zpulpa: I would not have recorded this (my one and only piece of music on the internet) if it were not for my discovering a love for Cassettes. archive.org...
	1:48pm Booz: This is (another) great Ravioli today.
	1:48pm Johnzon: I like cassettes. they're compact and durable. cd cases seem more flimsy & disposable to me. Vynyl is best for artwork... I wanna make cassettes to sell on the street. tho I suppose cd's would make more sense. something about cassettes tho... the cases are such solid little artifacts... they'd be a much more practical self defense tool than a cd case or a record too. not that that should be high on the list of considerations. yep... cassettes have certainly well earned a spot in the top five mediums for conveying recorded music in my book
	1:50pm coelacanth∅: i was going to save that for later, zpulpa but i get a message saying "media cannot be played"
	1:50pm Darkadian: Sitting in rainy California, on an inner journey, accompanied by a soundtrack of the past, present and future. Thank you!
	1:50pm Booz: Haley!!
	1:50pm mrdonutsu: I really laugh at those that are vinyl snobs because of some notion of superior sound quality. If you really want analog, and you want quality, you need to be listening on reel-to-reel tape.
	1:52pm Booz: @mrdonutsu - That's why I go to live shows, it's nearly as good as reel to reel.
	1:52pm coelacanth∅: i still listen to cassettes (and use them for recording, as well as 8-track cassettes) 40-year-old cassettes sound fine
	1:52pm zpulpa: @coelacanth∅, hmmm im not sure whats up, it works over here. perhaps it could be downloaded on the bottom right side of the page. It is a very rough bleep bleep boop thing, my feelings of tender murk :)
	1:53pm coelacanth∅: Johnzon the cases can be used to scrape frost off car windows too! (as i was forced to discover)
	1:53pm Johnzon: I only listen to live musicians. Right now two of my friends are listening to the show on headphones and interpreting each song on harp and flute. it seems like a good show!
	1:54pm mrdonutsu: What people like vinyl - to a large part - is essentially the sound modification caused by en.wikipedia.org... Tape (even cassette) is much closer to the original sound of the music as it was recorded.
	1:54pm Booz: All we ever seem to talk about is cassettes and the weather and weathered cassettes and cassette weather
	1:54pm coelacanth∅: Booz hahaha!
	1:55pm Johnzon: good tip coelacanth!
	1:55pm Polyus: Wow HF almost channeling Scott Walker on this track, at least through my little speakers.
	1:55pm mrdonutsu: @Polyus I was thinking the same!
	🍝 1:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yeah, seems we hardly ever discuss ravioli here anymore.
	1:56pm Hi from Holland: All Hail Haley
	1:56pm coelacanth∅: ravioli, stat
	1:57pm diciassette: Also what zopa said. It’s nice when they come with screws so you can open them up and put their guts back in.
	1:57pm Booz: To paraphrase my daughter, It's raining Ravioli...
	1:58pm Booz: ...or hailing it, as it were
	1:58pm coelacanth∅: diciassette - upside-down!
	1:58pm βrian: This is some enveloping pasta, right here.
	1:58pm Johnzon: booz-reminds me of the great Albuquerque Cassette Tape storm of 1983, when a tornado hit a cassette warehouse and rained tens of thousands of tapes down on a suburban NM subdivision.
	1:59pm coelacanth∅: ...oh wait, that only works with a 4-track. - lotsa fun though!
	2:00pm βrian: @Johnzon: Why was that not worked in to Breaking Bad, I wonder.
	2:00pm Jeff Moore: This Fohr / Montgomery is something! I'd initially assumed it must be Scott Walker!
	2:00pm Booz: @Johnzon Ai, madre!
	2:00pm zpulpa: @Johnzon, whoa whoa what!!!?? I want to learn more about that!
	2:00pm coelacanth∅: Johnzon it probably sounded like radio ravioli!
	2:00pm The Oscar: I had a coworker once who used to have an 8-track of Trout Mask Replica, which he said was worn through enough that you could hear the opposite side playing backward as you listened. I would have LOVED to hear that.
	2:00pm Hi from Holland: One more hour people!
	2:01pm Booz: Stephen O'Malley called Fohr a female Scott Walker. (Apparently she hates that comparison.)
	2:01pm Booz: @The Oscar - WOW
	2:02pm βrian: Daylight Moon by who?
	2:03pm coelacanth∅: The Oscar that would've been the tape twisted/folded over partially to make that happen. and yeah must've been amazing!
	2:03pm queems: hey olivia & all! i’m late! sounds great, though!
	2:03pm olivia: YUZO IWATA - DAY LIGHT MOON
	2:04pm sergio_101: dangit. i missed the track info on the dragon fly song
	2:04pm olivia: Just realizing that's my first comment, I've been following along with yall though! thanks for writing :)
	2:04pm βrian: Ah, I see it now. Thanks.
	2:04pm Booz: "Goodnight, daylight moon"
	2:04pm Johnzon: zpulpa- Im pretty sure I saw it on the news... but I was -5 at the time so I could be mistaken... but if I ever release an experimental cassette tape of Rock N'Roll disaster stories Ill be sure to... comment.
	2:05pm Johnzon: it has to have happened somewhere at some point. if it's rained frogs it's rained cassette tapes
	2:05pm queems: i have this playing on my radio and phone at the same time and it sounds really cool
	2:06pm coelacanth∅: 8-tracks are great! lots of possibilities. i bought an 8-track recorder just a few years ago, for recording purposes. i do just listen to tapes sometimes though. they sound lovely.
	2:07pm Rich in Washington: One of the first things I did when I got a 4 track was to take a tape of Iron Butterfly's In A Gadda Da Vida and play the title track flipped so that it played backwards and made a dub of it. I played it for a guy I knew who ran a local record store and he flipped out because he loved it so much. I gave him the tape, knowing I could just make another. I showed up a couple of months later and he was selling bootlegs of it, complete with the artwork mirror flopped, like we'd joked about earlier. He wouldn't give me a copy, claiming he'd actually had the idea years before.
	2:11pm zpulpa: It would be so fun to have a Radio Ravioli listener tape exchange! anyone?
	2:12pm coelacanth∅: wow Rich that's a great idea! 'sucks that fuckweasel didn't give you credit for it.
	2:12pm olivia: I agree zpulpa!
	2:14pm coelacanth∅: one of my earliest experiments along those lines was paranoid, backward - to check out the dancing devils. somehow it didn't work. didn't see devils.
	2:14pm coelacanth∅: zpulpa i'm totally down!
	2:15pm coelacanth∅: (but then, i still haven't gotten around to remixing Olivia's marathon premium)
	2:15pm Booz: Zpulpa, what a fine idea! RRTX is lit.
	2:18pm Rich in Washington: I was just kind of an old tossed off stoner joke, playing that song backwards. It wasn't really that original of an idea, but I just remember being kind of pissed about it at the time. The lesson was don't share creative ideas with people if I don't intend to do something with it myself. Live and learn.
	2:20pm zpulpa: what would be the best way to organize something like this? Google Doc? :)
	2:23pm Mr. Palchepo.: Why don’t we all just get together and exchange them in front of the record store guy and not let him have one?
	2:25pm coelacanth∅: i tried several things backwards...revolution 9; whole lotta love; Bowie; foghat; George Crumb; Yma Sumac...i just mean in-a-gadda-da-vita was an excellent choice (which i hadn't thought of). the drum solo alone must've sounded great! ten years after's "boogie on" would be another, along those lines.
	2:25pm vic: greetings from Ireland. mighty show for dinnertime
	2:27pm coelacanth∅: Mr.P i like that idea!
	2:27pm zpulpa: docs.google.com...
	2:28pm yippie: I listen to Mary had a little lamb backwards its very trippy
	2:28pm olivia: thanks zpulpa! if you email it to me -- olivia@wfmu.org -- I can maybe post on the playlist page or something
	2:30pm The Oscar: I'm young enough that most of my teenage playback experiments were digital, but I also fell down some FANTASTIC rabbit holes of Satanic Panic/Illuminati backmasking conspiracy websites. I probably know "Stairway to Heaven" better backwards than forwards at this point.
	2:32pm zpulpa: @ olivia, sent!
	2:32pm Ike: Oh wow, do any of those websites still exist?
	2:32pm olivia: cool thanks! won't be able to do that til after the show but I will!
	2:36pm The Oscar: @Ike Man, that's a good question. Most of that action is on Youtube now, but I'm sure there are some .WAV treasure troves still out there, probably with twinkly star backgrounds.
	2:37pm Rich in Washington: There was some Australian gentlemen who was making hay on the Satanic Panic/Backwards Masking hysteria but also claiming that guilty people inadvertently made confessions that could be heard when playing their statements backwards. He was all over talk radio during the Bill Clinton/Lewinskly scandal and also the OJ Simpson case. A total charlatan and conman. But hilarious and engaging radio.
	2:37pm Mr. Palchepo.: Oscar, you’d have loved Oklahoma in the 80s.
	2:41pm The Oscar: @Rich I definitely stumbled across some of that too (not sure if it was the same guy you're talking about, but it could very well have been). Eventually I realized that "Yes" played backwards sounds a lot like "Satan," so there's pretty much always going to be a neverending supply of "Satanic" messages.
	2:41pm John from Florham Park: @the Oscar will look it up on you tube, I am sure I can find more interesting stuff on there
	2:41pm Booz: Heading out. Loved, loved, loved today's show & comments board. I'm in favor of all of you (except maybe for the Faithfull digs, I love MF).
	2:42pm Matt: Ha. I think I remember trying to get this Seafeel when it came out by mail order and through many a usps mishap it just never happened. Odd reunion 25 years later.
	2:44pm The Oscar: If anyone hasn't seen it, check out Mdou Moctor's remake of Purple Rain (as in, the movie). There's no Tuareg word for "purple," so the title translates to "Rain the Color of Blue with a Little Red In It."
	2:49pm Itzall Ablurr: I H3aRt "The C.I.A."
	2:50pm ɨkɛ: @Rich in WA@2:37, sounds good. That would be right up Station Manager Ken's alley, too.
	2:51pm coelacanth∅: so, for this tape exchange, are we talking about "weird" cassettes, like remix soundscape kinda things?
	2:51pm olivia: i feel like anything's fair game rn coel, no rules as far as I know!
	2:52pm zpulpa: As free as Ravioli!
	2:53pm βrian: @coelacanth∅: Like Music for Carports?
	2:54pm RomanDogBird: surely there are recipes/cooking instructions on cassette out there?
	2:56pm βrian: I have a cassette recording of 4′33″ that I could contribute.
	2:57pm βrian: 4′33″, by the way, is the most heavily sampled track in history.
	2:58pm Rich in Washington: That aforementioned guy was making his rounds on talk radio and I can't remember who - but some radio host wouldn't let him tell people in advance what was supposedly being said backwards, to let them decide for himself, and his whole act kind of collapsed. It was like Uri Geller v James Randi. Wish I could remember who...
	2:59pm duma: thanks olivia! been lurking & liking
	2:59pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Olivia! Your show today was fantastic!
	3:15pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Olivia! (i was cooking...not ravioli,unfortunately)
	3:15pm coelacanth∅: (and, what Rich said)

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Marianne Faithfull	That's Right Baby	Come and Stay with Me: The UK 45s 1964-1969	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Richard Hell	Hell reading from his journals for June 7, 2004	Robert Quine / Richard Hell	0:05:24 (Pop-up)
	++ extra sounds "++ extra sounds"		0:06:17 (Pop-up)
Suisse	Sun Sacrifice "Sun Sacrifice" by "Suisse"	Alien Pulse	0:07:30 (Pop-up)
Maxine Funke	To The Beach / Ranuculas	Silk	0:11:16 (Pop-up)
Hep Lad	>>[:}<< ">>[:}<<" by "Hep Lad"	>>[:]<<	0:12:47 (Pop-up)
Bessie Jones	interview with Antoinette Marchand		0:14:31 (Pop-up)
Hally Wood	Duma Yerry "Duma Yerry" by "Hally Wood"		0:14:43 (Pop-up)
Bessie Jones	interview with Antoinette Marchand		0:15:54 (Pop-up)
Hally Wood	Sangaree "Sangaree" by "Hally Wood"		0:18:05 (Pop-up)
Juaneco y Su Combo	Mujer Hilandera	Masters of Chicha, Vol. 1	0:24:56 (Pop-up)
Sol Rezza	Rooms In Your Mind "Rooms In Your Mind" by "Sol Rezza"		0:31:29 (Pop-up)
Fireside Gospel Singers	Get Your Soul Right	I Heard The Angels Singing: Electrifying Black Gospel From The Nashboro Label 1951-1983	0:48:04 (Pop-up)

Human Host	Muckle Flugga and The Cronk	Special Moments with Muckle Flugga & The Cronk	1:05:33 (Pop-up)
Chester Hawkins	Metabolism Quartet / Nocturne for Poppy	Metabolism Quartet / Nocturne for Poppy	1:10:31 (Pop-up)
Ocean Floor	Dream of the sleeping stones	dream of the sleeping stones	1:22:27 (Pop-up)
Toni & The Hearts	Never Change Our Love	Basement Beehive: The Girl Group Underground (V/a)	1:22:59 (Pop-up)
Matana Roberts	All Is Written "All Is Written" by "Matana Roberts"	Coin Coin Chapter Three: River Run Thee	1:36:38 (Pop-up)
The CBS Trumpeteers	I Want To Know	I Heard The Angels Singing: Electrifying Black Gospel From The Nashboro Label 1951-1983	1:42:59 (Pop-up)
Radiophonic Workshop	Burials in Several Earths (part 1)	Burials In Several Earths	1:47:00 (Pop-up)
Haley Fohr	Lithonia "Lithonia" by "Haley Fohr"	Overdue	1:48:23 (Pop-up)
Roy Montgomery with Haley Fohr	Apparition	Suffuse	1:52:33 (Pop-up)

Yuzo Iwata	Up on a dragonfly "Up on a dragonfly" by "Yuzo Iwata"	Daylight Moon	2:03:51 (Pop-up)
Mikey Young	Enigmatic Cosmic Enforcer	Your Move vol 1	2:02:00 (Pop-up)
Les Robots	One Way Ticket to the Moon	Do the Robot! 7"	2:21:37 (Pop-up)
Qlowski	Needle "Needle" by "Qlowski"	Pure As Fear	2:25:13 (Pop-up)
Ju Suk Reet Meate	Side One "Side One" by "Ju Suk Reet Meate"	solo 1978 + 1979	2:26:25 (Pop-up)
Seafeel	filter dub "filter dub" by "Seafeel"	quique	2:34:00 (Pop-up)
Mdou Moctar	Kamane Tarhanin "Kamane Tarhanin" by "Mdou Moctar"	Ilana: The Creator	2:42:20 (Pop-up)
The C.I.A.	Fear "Fear" by "The C.I.A."	The C.I.A.	2:46:50 (Pop-up)
Mind Over Mirrors	Matchstick Grip	Bellowing Sun	2:49:56 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm John from Florham Park: I am first ha ha
	12:01pm Linda Lee: i stand by my belief that the woman cannot sing. i respect her for her life story, but she can't sing. hello Olivia!
	12:01pm blee: First is the Worst!
	12:05pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Marianne's voice has been growing on me. There must be a solvent to remove it??!?!
	12:06pm steveo: ++ yay
	12:07pm tadpoles: Sorry LL disagree....I love her '60's voice....of course it is always subjective. Cheers.
	12:08pm zpulpa: I would love to have a party that is set to hours of Radio Ravioli
	12:09pm Linda Lee: i'm shamed to be blessed with a sharp sense of pitch. that means flat hurts. i cringe!~ frankly, i think she's always been conscious of her shortcomings & resented the fact that she made it on her looks. but of course she did! without the sexy schoolgirl vibe Oldham wouldn't have even seen her! & a desire for pop stardom means she'll go on with it anyway. the conflict ruined her, though.
	12:09pm Linda Lee: if we all agreed on music this board would be incredibly boring.
	12:10pm John from Florham Park: @linda lee if you are talking about marianne faithful, you are right he claim to fame was being mick jaggers girlfriend
	12:11pm mrdonutsu: I'll take Marianne over Nico 10x.
	12:11pm Johnzon: If someone can sing on key and naturally (without putting unnecessary strain on their vocal chords) in my book that means they can sing... whether or not they sing WELL or in a way that appeals to me is a different story
	12:11pm sphere: hello hello
	12:11pm Linda Lee: John, she was actually picked up at a party by a budding rock promoter, Andrew Oldham, who also managed the Stones. he made a pop star out of her! hit records & fame at 17! then Jagger hooked up with her.
	12:12pm melinda: Love the sounds, Danny Lyon too.
	12:13pm Krys O.: Hello, Olivia and everyone!
	12:13pm Linda Lee: that's my issue with poor Marianne. she tends to fly flat as often as not. that means she's not on key, to my ears. have you ever seen her tv appearance with Bowie singing 'I Got You Babe'? it's painful to hear, she's so incredibly flat.
	12:14pm Johnzon: my ears are not so sharp... nope sounds like it's not worth looking up tho lol
	12:14pm Linda Lee: in any case the poor thing is old, heavy, lame & lonely in her Paris apartment as we speak. so bless her for making it, as addicts sometimes do make it. i'll leave her alone now.
	12:14pm blee: bummer bro
	12:14pm mrdonutsu: Iggy played this one the other day on his BBC show - from Marianne's latest album. I thought it was pretty amazing: www.youtube.com...
	12:15pm mrdonutsu: I can only hope I do as well when I'm heavy, lame and lonely.
	12:15pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Linda Lee, i'm glad i don't have that sharp sense, I think i have the opposite— i really enjoy "off" and discordant sounds. You would NOT like to hear me sing, though i DO have the capability of singing in tune, i just prefer not to.
	12:17pm Linda Lee: i love discord that doesn't try to be something else. adore it.
	12:17pm blee: I'm with Granny Spice. I enjoy me some off tune singing.
	12:18pm Linda Lee: mr donuts ~ i'm willing to bet very few lonely old people have cuddly photos taken with Mick Jagger over their toilet bowls.
	12:20pm Linda Lee: i did love 'broken english' & heard her sing at the bottom line on her comeback. i recorded the show clandestinely on my walkman, but it sounded so bad i taped over it.
	12:20pm melinda: So many great vocalists don't sing well. @Granny I'm the opposite, I don't think I have the capability of singing in tune and wish I could. I can hear the difference.
	12:23pm Linda Lee: lots of great vocalists aren't trained singers & therefore don't 'sing well'. billie holiday was self-trained. she could carry a tune in key, though. and how. just stay with the key. that's all i ask!
	12:24pm Granny Spicy Tuna: melinda: A friend of mine was working with a voice coach and discovered that the reason she sang so off key was because her sense of hearing tone was so keen it was throwing her voice off.
	12:24pm mb: hi Livies and listeners. Heating up a habanero chicken here if that sounds appealing to anyone
	12:25pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Linda Lee: i change keys unpredictably, it drives people crazy!
	12:25pm Linda Lee: yes, you get to the point where the instrument is off & it throws you.
	12:27pm Passaic River Blues: This track, I suspect, is a Marty McSorley-approved Andean banger.
	12:28pm Linda Lee: one of my favorite vocalists: Lou Reed. the man didn't even sing ~ but he did it in key!
	12:29pm Linda Lee: @Granny, that's not fair! :-D :-D
	12:29pm John from Florham Park: Linda lee now your talking I miss Lou reed
	12:30pm mendhamMikey: test
	12:30pm Johnzon: MB... sure does! Ill go start the car... you live in Jersey? See you in ten hours... better save me some!
	12:31pm Linda Lee: i'm afraid i stopped listening after 'magic & loss'. but that's more than enough! ~ sad to say, a beloved gentleman who raised me knew the Factory people, but never took me to see the VU!
	12:34pm Johnzon: Magic and Loss is great!!! "Warrior King" is soooo due for a resurgence... surprisingly I don't think Ive heard it played on FMU yet.
	12:34pm Linda Lee: rock & roll wasn't really his thing.
	12:35pm Linda Lee: Johzon, i'm pretty sure i heard some of 'warrior king' on the station when Lou passed.
	12:35pm yippie: louie louie
	12:36pm Johnzon: yea... it just seems like the perfect song for the Orange Nero era
	12:39pm Johnzon: Life is like Mayonnaise soda
	12:41pm mb: Roll on over J. Once you cross the border i'm a 1/2hr or about 45mins away.
	12:43pm Johnzon: On my way!
	12:45pm Linda Lee: was it 'new york' that came just before 'magic & loss'? love 'new york'. ~ i'll ask now, though: what is it with these born-again heterosexuals? they're like ex-alcoholics!
	12:47pm Granny Spicy Tuna: Linda Lee, heh. Yeah, i was a bit annoyed at Bowie saying that experimenting with homosexual experiences was the "worst thing" he had ever done. C'mon, dude!!!!
	12:48pm PERSONATOR from Highland Park NJ: SO DOPE.
	12:49pm Granny Spicy Tuna: "Worst mistake" rather…
	12:49pm Assi: Olivia you're show is Pure Art, greeting from Tel Aviv
	12:49pm Gsus: Radio Ravioli blows the mind
	🍝 12:51pm diciassette: Something like flashes, sparks, or magic missiles were coming out of my speakers earlier. It was crazy.
	12:54pm John from Florham Park: Hey fellow WFMU listeners serious qusstion besides us from the tristate are where else do we have listeners, I know there are some from England, but where else do we have some listeners
	12:54pm zpulpa: Baltimore MD here!
	12:55pm melinda: I'm in Maine.
	12:55pm John from Florham Park: Melinda ever run into Stephen king
	12:56pm John from Florham Park: Zpulpa love your 98 rock
	12:57pm The Oscar: Just tuning back in, from the outskirts of Boston!
	12:58pm John from Florham Park: Oscar is there a way your patriots can lose on Sunday
	12:58pm Granny Spicy Tuna: San Juan Islands, Washington State in da house!
	12:59pm Mr. Palchepo.: Oklahoma.
	12:59pm zpulpa: @Granny Spicy Tuna, im planning a cross country trip that will hopefully take me up to the San Juans this summer! I have always wanted to visit.
	1:00pm John from Florham Park: Granny do you ever listen to KEXP?
	1:00pm The Oscar: Dunno, but I'm glad to hear they're playing-- means no one will be at the grocery store when I go shopping!
	1:00pm Johnzon: Detroit!
	1:00pm rw: Morning! My mom's name is Harriet. She always hated it. I think she's finally come to terms with it though.
	1:00pm John from Florham Park: Palchepo wow interesting state OK
	1:01pm Davee: Olivia is on and the day is much better
	1:01pm melinda: @John not yet!
	1:04pm zpulpa: I hope everyone is finding some coziness this winter!
	1:04pm Passaic River Blues: I know nothing about it, but "Philip K. Discs" is a genius name for a record label.
	1:04pm Granny Spicy Tuna: zpulpa, wonderful! So beautiful, and some of the best kayaking and bicycling in the world (so the experts tell me)
	1:04pm Mr. Palchepo.: @ John I don’t know if I’d go that far-interesting.
	1:05pm John from Florham Park: @oscar that is good nobody to clog the aisles And milinda oh well well
	1:05pm coelacanth∅: greetings Olivia and others
	1:05pm John from Florham Park: I meant Melinda sorry
	1:06pm Granny Spicy Tuna: John: when i'm driving through/around the Seattle area, i often tune into KEXP. I also like KUPS in Tacoma.
	🍝 1:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Raviolinis!
	1:07pm John from Florham Park: Palchepo was trying to be nice about it(G)
	1:10pm John from Florham Park: Granny will check out kups too thanks
	1:10pm zpulpa: I love how the message board always in some way brings up concerns of geography. Music and place, music is a place i suppose.
	1:11pm Hi from Holland: Aloha
	1:12pm turmoil∅: state of turmoil represent
	1:13pm John from Florham Park: Holland aloha to you too
	1:14pm John from Florham Park: @Zpulpa and other topics too
	1:14pm Booz: Here in Puppetland, the weather is fine.
	1:16pm Michael 98145: aloha nui loa
	1:16pm zpulpa: @John from Florham Park, of course!
	1:17pm zopa: mahalo olivia. great show.
	1:18pm coelacanth∅: the weather's always fine in puppetland,no? (except when it rains and the puppets melt but that never happened)
	1:18pm John from Florham Park: Olivia I second that great show
	1:19pm Ike: Hi!
	1:20pm Booz: In Puppetland the rain is made from tinsel and unspooled cassette tapes, so no one gets seriously injured.
	1:24pm coelacanth∅: nice! - and unspooling after passing playheads, presumably...playing?
	1:27pm yippie: almighty opp is an LA puppet show, which gives free tapes of their original music to some people in the audience
	1:29pm coelacanth∅: yippie! i want to be in l.a. for the first time in my life now
	1:30pm mrdonutsu: I should re-release all the unsold copies I have of my cassette from the early 90s. Even the tape itself is now vintage!
	1:30pm zopa: liking cassettes and not liking cassettes. there is no contradiction.
	1:30pm The Oscar: For much of my childhood my family exclusively listened to cassettes (as well as the radio). Somewhere deep in my reptile brain, part of me still considers cassettes "normal" and CDs "fancy."
	1:30pm Booz: @coelacanth∅ - how wonderful to think of the raindrops passing playheads as they fall.
	1:32pm Booz: Haley Fohr and Susanne Languille also at that Matana Roberts show. Looking forward to a big evening.
	1:32pm βrian: Nice to be back in the Ravioli after a week off.
	1:32pm zpulpa: I also think about this a lot Olivia, and I always come back to my experiences making physical tape loops and making mixes on a four-track and how much joy and calm that has brought me, so I do think there is a special element to the physical form for me. Your show has inspired me to revisit my tape splicing and mixing activities! I think you play the tapes like an instrument!
	1:33pm Booz: Somebody once told me it's MAH-ta-na, but I honestly don't know. Anyone else?
	1:33pm diciassette: Cassettes have a certain quality that I really like when I listen to them on a good deck. To me they sound best with 7506s on.
	1:34pm coelacanth∅: zpulpa Do It!
	1:43pm Rich in Washington: I'm listening to this show through 7506s.
	1:45pm Rich in Washington: This mix is incredible, Olivia!
	1:46pm zpulpa: I would not have recorded this (my one and only piece of music on the internet) if it were not for my discovering a love for Cassettes. archive.org...
	1:48pm Booz: This is (another) great Ravioli today.
	1:48pm Johnzon: I like cassettes. they're compact and durable. cd cases seem more flimsy & disposable to me. Vynyl is best for artwork... I wanna make cassettes to sell on the street. tho I suppose cd's would make more sense. something about cassettes tho... the cases are such solid little artifacts... they'd be a much more practical self defense tool than a cd case or a record too. not that that should be high on the list of considerations. yep... cassettes have certainly well earned a spot in the top five mediums for conveying recorded music in my book
	1:50pm coelacanth∅: i was going to save that for later, zpulpa but i get a message saying "media cannot be played"
	1:50pm Darkadian: Sitting in rainy California, on an inner journey, accompanied by a soundtrack of the past, present and future. Thank you!
	1:50pm Booz: Haley!!
	1:50pm mrdonutsu: I really laugh at those that are vinyl snobs because of some notion of superior sound quality. If you really want analog, and you want quality, you need to be listening on reel-to-reel tape.
	1:52pm Booz: @mrdonutsu - That's why I go to live shows, it's nearly as good as reel to reel.
	1:52pm coelacanth∅: i still listen to cassettes (and use them for recording, as well as 8-track cassettes) 40-year-old cassettes sound fine
	1:52pm zpulpa: @coelacanth∅, hmmm im not sure whats up, it works over here. perhaps it could be downloaded on the bottom right side of the page. It is a very rough bleep bleep boop thing, my feelings of tender murk :)
	1:53pm coelacanth∅: Johnzon the cases can be used to scrape frost off car windows too! (as i was forced to discover)
	1:53pm Johnzon: I only listen to live musicians. Right now two of my friends are listening to the show on headphones and interpreting each song on harp and flute. it seems like a good show!
	1:54pm mrdonutsu: What people like vinyl - to a large part - is essentially the sound modification caused by en.wikipedia.org... Tape (even cassette) is much closer to the original sound of the music as it was recorded.
	1:54pm Booz: All we ever seem to talk about is cassettes and the weather and weathered cassettes and cassette weather
	1:54pm coelacanth∅: Booz hahaha!
	1:55pm Johnzon: good tip coelacanth!
	1:55pm Polyus: Wow HF almost channeling Scott Walker on this track, at least through my little speakers.
	1:55pm mrdonutsu: @Polyus I was thinking the same!
	🍝 1:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yeah, seems we hardly ever discuss ravioli here anymore.
	1:56pm Hi from Holland: All Hail Haley
	1:56pm coelacanth∅: ravioli, stat
	1:57pm diciassette: Also what zopa said. It’s nice when they come with screws so you can open them up and put their guts back in.
	1:57pm Booz: To paraphrase my daughter, It's raining Ravioli...
	1:58pm Booz: ...or hailing it, as it were
	1:58pm coelacanth∅: diciassette - upside-down!
	1:58pm βrian: This is some enveloping pasta, right here.
	1:58pm Johnzon: booz-reminds me of the great Albuquerque Cassette Tape storm of 1983, when a tornado hit a cassette warehouse and rained tens of thousands of tapes down on a suburban NM subdivision.
	1:59pm coelacanth∅: ...oh wait, that only works with a 4-track. - lotsa fun though!
	2:00pm βrian: @Johnzon: Why was that not worked in to Breaking Bad, I wonder.
	2:00pm Jeff Moore: This Fohr / Montgomery is something! I'd initially assumed it must be Scott Walker!
	2:00pm Booz: @Johnzon Ai, madre!
	2:00pm zpulpa: @Johnzon, whoa whoa what!!!?? I want to learn more about that!
	2:00pm coelacanth∅: Johnzon it probably sounded like radio ravioli!
	2:00pm The Oscar: I had a coworker once who used to have an 8-track of Trout Mask Replica, which he said was worn through enough that you could hear the opposite side playing backward as you listened. I would have LOVED to hear that.
	2:00pm Hi from Holland: One more hour people!
	2:01pm Booz: Stephen O'Malley called Fohr a female Scott Walker. (Apparently she hates that comparison.)
	2:01pm Booz: @The Oscar - WOW
	2:02pm βrian: Daylight Moon by who?
	2:03pm coelacanth∅: The Oscar that would've been the tape twisted/folded over partially to make that happen. and yeah must've been amazing!
	2:03pm queems: hey olivia & all! i’m late! sounds great, though!
	2:03pm olivia: YUZO IWATA - DAY LIGHT MOON
	2:04pm sergio_101: dangit. i missed the track info on the dragon fly song
	2:04pm olivia: Just realizing that's my first comment, I've been following along with yall though! thanks for writing :)
	2:04pm βrian: Ah, I see it now. Thanks.
	2:04pm Booz: "Goodnight, daylight moon"
	2:04pm Johnzon: zpulpa- Im pretty sure I saw it on the news... but I was -5 at the time so I could be mistaken... but if I ever release an experimental cassette tape of Rock N'Roll disaster stories Ill be sure to... comment.
	2:05pm Johnzon: it has to have happened somewhere at some point. if it's rained frogs it's rained cassette tapes
	2:05pm queems: i have this playing on my radio and phone at the same time and it sounds really cool
	2:06pm coelacanth∅: 8-tracks are great! lots of possibilities. i bought an 8-track recorder just a few years ago, for recording purposes. i do just listen to tapes sometimes though. they sound lovely.
	2:07pm Rich in Washington: One of the first things I did when I got a 4 track was to take a tape of Iron Butterfly's In A Gadda Da Vida and play the title track flipped so that it played backwards and made a dub of it. I played it for a guy I knew who ran a local record store and he flipped out because he loved it so much. I gave him the tape, knowing I could just make another. I showed up a couple of months later and he was selling bootlegs of it, complete with the artwork mirror flopped, like we'd joked about earlier. He wouldn't give me a copy, claiming he'd actually had the idea years before.
	2:11pm zpulpa: It would be so fun to have a Radio Ravioli listener tape exchange! anyone?
	2:12pm coelacanth∅: wow Rich that's a great idea! 'sucks that fuckweasel didn't give you credit for it.
	2:12pm olivia: I agree zpulpa!
	2:14pm coelacanth∅: one of my earliest experiments along those lines was paranoid, backward - to check out the dancing devils. somehow it didn't work. didn't see devils.
	2:14pm coelacanth∅: zpulpa i'm totally down!
	2:15pm coelacanth∅: (but then, i still haven't gotten around to remixing Olivia's marathon premium)
	2:15pm Booz: Zpulpa, what a fine idea! RRTX is lit.
	2:18pm Rich in Washington: I was just kind of an old tossed off stoner joke, playing that song backwards. It wasn't really that original of an idea, but I just remember being kind of pissed about it at the time. The lesson was don't share creative ideas with people if I don't intend to do something with it myself. Live and learn.
	2:20pm zpulpa: what would be the best way to organize something like this? Google Doc? :)
	2:23pm Mr. Palchepo.: Why don’t we all just get together and exchange them in front of the record store guy and not let him have one?
	2:25pm coelacanth∅: i tried several things backwards...revolution 9; whole lotta love; Bowie; foghat; George Crumb; Yma Sumac...i just mean in-a-gadda-da-vita was an excellent choice (which i hadn't thought of). the drum solo alone must've sounded great! ten years after's "boogie on" would be another, along those lines.
	2:25pm vic: greetings from Ireland. mighty show for dinnertime
	2:27pm coelacanth∅: Mr.P i like that idea!
	2:27pm zpulpa: docs.google.com...
	2:28pm yippie: I listen to Mary had a little lamb backwards its very trippy
	2:28pm olivia: thanks zpulpa! if you email it to me -- olivia@wfmu.org -- I can maybe post on the playlist page or something
	2:30pm The Oscar: I'm young enough that most of my teenage playback experiments were digital, but I also fell down some FANTASTIC rabbit holes of Satanic Panic/Illuminati backmasking conspiracy websites. I probably know "Stairway to Heaven" better backwards than forwards at this point.
	2:32pm zpulpa: @ olivia, sent!
	2:32pm Ike: Oh wow, do any of those websites still exist?
	2:32pm olivia: cool thanks! won't be able to do that til after the show but I will!
	2:36pm The Oscar: @Ike Man, that's a good question. Most of that action is on Youtube now, but I'm sure there are some .WAV treasure troves still out there, probably with twinkly star backgrounds.
	2:37pm Rich in Washington: There was some Australian gentlemen who was making hay on the Satanic Panic/Backwards Masking hysteria but also claiming that guilty people inadvertently made confessions that could be heard when playing their statements backwards. He was all over talk radio during the Bill Clinton/Lewinskly scandal and also the OJ Simpson case. A total charlatan and conman. But hilarious and engaging radio.
	2:37pm Mr. Palchepo.: Oscar, you’d have loved Oklahoma in the 80s.
	2:41pm The Oscar: @Rich I definitely stumbled across some of that too (not sure if it was the same guy you're talking about, but it could very well have been). Eventually I realized that "Yes" played backwards sounds a lot like "Satan," so there's pretty much always going to be a neverending supply of "Satanic" messages.
	2:41pm John from Florham Park: @the Oscar will look it up on you tube, I am sure I can find more interesting stuff on there
	2:41pm Booz: Heading out. Loved, loved, loved today's show & comments board. I'm in favor of all of you (except maybe for the Faithfull digs, I love MF).
	2:42pm Matt: Ha. I think I remember trying to get this Seafeel when it came out by mail order and through many a usps mishap it just never happened. Odd reunion 25 years later.
	2:44pm The Oscar: If anyone hasn't seen it, check out Mdou Moctor's remake of Purple Rain (as in, the movie). There's no Tuareg word for "purple," so the title translates to "Rain the Color of Blue with a Little Red In It."
	2:49pm Itzall Ablurr: I H3aRt "The C.I.A."
	2:50pm ɨkɛ: @Rich in WA@2:37, sounds good. That would be right up Station Manager Ken's alley, too.
	2:51pm coelacanth∅: so, for this tape exchange, are we talking about "weird" cassettes, like remix soundscape kinda things?
	2:51pm olivia: i feel like anything's fair game rn coel, no rules as far as I know!
	2:52pm zpulpa: As free as Ravioli!
	2:53pm βrian: @coelacanth∅: Like Music for Carports?
	2:54pm RomanDogBird: surely there are recipes/cooking instructions on cassette out there?
	2:56pm βrian: I have a cassette recording of 4′33″ that I could contribute.
	2:57pm βrian: 4′33″, by the way, is the most heavily sampled track in history.
	2:58pm Rich in Washington: That aforementioned guy was making his rounds on talk radio and I can't remember who - but some radio host wouldn't let him tell people in advance what was supposedly being said backwards, to let them decide for himself, and his whole act kind of collapsed. It was like Uri Geller v James Randi. Wish I could remember who...
	2:59pm duma: thanks olivia! been lurking & liking
	2:59pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Olivia! Your show today was fantastic!
	3:15pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Olivia! (i was cooking...not ravioli,unfortunately)
	3:15pm coelacanth∅: (and, what Rich said)

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